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WARRINGTON, Jan. 1.-Mossrs.O tru.
BE. Of lows, rerkins, Of Kansas, and
Washington, Of Tennessee, ~constitut.
Ing tho subcommittee Of the 1lOuse
Committee on Territories, met yestee.
day To consider tho Oklahoma Town
Bite bill intrWiuced BY Judge Perkins
December 10. They agreed 10 report
the bill fav0Sably to the full COMMITTEES
at its next meeting. and made but few
changes In tho original text
The bill M agreed upon provides that
three commissioners shalt be appointed
Tor each portion Of tho public lands
settled upon and occupied ~ . town
site under section Is Of the act OF
March = last; that the cOmmissi0 ,srs,
w'screvsr called upon by any Of the &C.
cupants Of u town site, and tho money
Tor the entry Of such town site ID
furnished shall enter ut the proper
land -Oficc ut tho minimum price, the
land No settled and occupied, not ex.
ceeding One-half section Tor each town
site, In trust for the usS and benefit Of
tho several occupants, according "a
their respective interests; that the
commissioners shall he actual residents
OF Oklahoma; that whenever there Ii 4
contest l,etween y homestead claimant
and tho occupant Of q town site for
any portion Or the tract sought TO be
entered, u shall take precedence OF the
ordinary business Of the Office and bo
heard and determined IN SOON ~ prac-
ticable by the register and receiver Of
tho district. and u MI appeal Is taken
to tho General Land office, II shall la
made special and disposed Of by the
Commissioner IN o Nj ~ tho duties Of
hts Otlce will permit. and so. also, II
On appeal be taken 70 the Secretary Of
the Interior, that all town Alto wpplica.
lions heretofore fled In the proper
land. Office shall have the same force
and effect a. II made under tho prOvis-
Ions OF this act, and upon the appIica-
tiOn OF the commissioners such town
site entries shalt bo allowed In the
name Of the commissioners IN trustees
upon tho applications therefor died,
VVS ssussssbk ~ VIZ wv btWIu 10 COubs
strued 10 extend.n ing tho rights Of
the town sites or Of impairing
rights heretofore secured under existing
law; that the compensation Of tho
commissioners shalt not exceed @ per
day; that the commissioners shall have
power TO admlnixt. Z Oaths and 10 Issue
subpUL. aes; that the Sect, tary NJ the
Interior shall issue the necessary rules
nnd regulations 70 the commissioners
TO be APP .Ointcd. that there shall be 70.
served 70 oil religious organizations tho
lots now occupied by them. and that
there shall 10 reserved TO municipal
corporations for parks and public
buildings all unoccupied lands.
Tho provisions Of the act continue In
force until the Legislative Assembly
that shall meet under tho Territorial
Government, which may be established
by Congress over Oklahoma Territory,
shall make provision for the execution
OF such trusts and for town alto entries,
provided that all cases then pending
shall 30 disposed OF under the provi.
si0ns Of this act.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-10

LONDON. Jan. al ersons in Official
circles profess t. ~ indi atoms TINT
tosynsa! has d'cided Ia apologize n
cnei nd TOT the acts Of Majo ssrr~
I'n.o. w especially his cJnduct IN
.sane me Portuguese Gag N BrittsH
protected territory and causing n.
'usn = 70 be hauled do~u n
acrosa uatn Portugal shah do thu.
Hnstas'a can insist upoa moth m F.
- wlthcut tncur,ins ths susp,escn 81
rssess q The osteaaibSs ohiee6
~ quarrel With rogt1pIi Is e,,sirrsv
sSEss" 70 he real @ -cunccrnsnx
cuna scne explacstions shouid -
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-10

AsssAss Asssaps - tie lies - SssAss
Reilly. - 0sssAs. y. ..
ONEIDA, N. r., Jan. 2.-Tbe life Of
Rev. Father James A. Kelly, OF sc.
Patnck's Church, Was attempted early
this morning. The assassin was only
prevented from accomplishing murder
by the loud outcries Of tho wounded
man. After striking the 9nt blow he
1ed In the darkness.
This Is the second attempt 70 do
away with Father Kelly within three
months. The first attempt was by
poisoning. The affair Offers mo pos
sible solution, In spite Of the fact that
detectives have been working upon it
for some time. II has been said that
there Is q woman In the case, but there
Is nothing in the pastors known asso-
Citations 10 confirm the %supposition.
Father K,lly was aroused about $50
by . summons on his door. lie hastily
drew on his clothing and descended to
the hallway. In answer ~ n query, the
stra' ger outside said that the priests
services were desired at q deathbcd,
and asked to be admitted. Father
Kelly unbolted the door and opened
1t cautiously to get . GLIMPSE at the
stranger.
At this juncture the latter threw his
weight against the door, forcing II In.
ward and securing u partial entrance
At the same time he struck Father
Kelly n blow on the head with u heavy
instrument. The forcing Of the door
had prepared him for the attack, and
the fact that the priest saw the blow
coming and lodged promptly saved his
life. II tho blow had hit him sauarely
his skull would have been crushed. Az
II was the blow wal a glancing and
made an ugly scalp wound.
Father Kelly grappled with his as
sailant and cried "Murderi" The ~
sassin got away and took to his heels.
In the scufie he dropped his weapon.
Father Kelly, weak from the loss OF
blood and tho shock Of the excitement,
sank to the door. There the fright
ened h~ousekeeper found him.
lilo WAS lying scfots b d ,Orway In .
pool Of blood. A rod Of iron about
three feet long and an inch thick lay
near HIM. II was tho weapon used BY
his assailant- A doctor was at Once
summoned and the wound dressed.
Father Kelly only suffered from ner.
vows prostratiOn and loss Of blood. lie
says he ran not identify his assailant.
Father Kelly ON October 3 last drank
the sacred wine and soon afterward ex-
perienced q severe burning sensation
in his stomach. lie was assisted into
the sacristy, and, suspecting that 10
had been poisoned, swallowed AN
cmet!c ut once. DR.. Bailey. VIM wMx
summoned, saw that the symptoms
were those Of arsenic poisoning and
administered antidotes.
1t was believed that there wAs q de.
liberato attempt TO poison the priest
and there was universal indignation
among people Of all denominations.
No n knew what could have impelled
the attempt, and the detectives had
only tho slightest clew. The wine.
robes and other pTiestly appurtenances
are kept In u small room on the altas
and In this room burned matches were
found on the table where the hottie
stood. Trees Of arsenic were also
found on tho table near the bottle, -
though some OF the poison had been
spilled while being poured.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-10

LONDON. Jan. S.-Rsports Are acrs.
mwaune ct the elaborate precautions
observed ut st. Petersburg against the
approach Of any person. other than hts
mediate household and attendants.
70 the presence II tho Gar. Thc
euafas In and about the palace have
oecn sncTeased tenfold. His Majesty
- "a . state OF alarm bordering On
frenzy and thoss who have been nun.
tered among his most Intimate friend.
are actually afraid to % near him. les1
ms terror assume . critical phss..
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-10
Fatal nallsOsA Wseek Meos 4ekens, esA.
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vssal nsilsWsA Wreeh Mses 4ekeas, lad.
-rssisasa ssass.
KOKOMO, Ind, Jan. lon the Pan.
handle railway, M mic north Of the
depot here yesterday morning, passen.
ger train N IL, northbOund, conductor
Thomas Lamb. met train No. II, sou h.
bound, In care OF Conductor v. ID.
holland, and running q. out tifty miles
IN hour. The two trains crashed ..
gether, totally demoli ,hing the engines
and burning the baggage car and
coaches III the southb0und train. which
tumblcd on top Of the engines.
George Cummings, engineer Of No
II. was buried In the wreck, and died
Immediately after being e~xtricated.
Tom MCCULLOUGH. engineer Of No. u,
lies ut the Clinton House hero with HE
head crushed and can not live. Bag
gaRemastcr J. Kerlin. injured In tho
back and head. was taken ~ Galveston,
WHORE he died ut nine o clock. Thomas
Harder also was hurt seriously. Adams
ExprVss Messenger Giant was seriously
though not fatally hurt about the body.
Two men named Woods and Webb
werU badly hurt In the general mixup.
hut not fatally. A number of pNsscn.
gers In tho coaches wcre shaken up
badly, but the Tullmxns escaped, many
Of the passengers o being Weakened.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-10

q. B. e~rsrnnNsoN, eoh Of Congress.
man B n. Stephenson, g Menomineo,
Wis, died the other nlehk
An onlcial ssport Of The lose By 6rV
In Cincinnati during The pest year
amount 70 Z trine over 100000.
JonN LOVES, aged thlSty.four years,
has been arrested near echsll CITY,
NO., for abducting thlrtecn.year-oId
Mary lNckhaft on Christmas day. The
couple won't 10 the Indian Territory
Christmas night and were married
there.
OFFICER MAILMAN, Of Chicago, Or.
rived at the homo Of James 1Anx, .
pcddler just In time the other evening
10 prevent Lone hanging bis wife. The
r0te vi around tho w0man's neck.
Nina. ADDis Marquis. wife Of
L~ieutenant.C evcrnor.elect Marquis, Of
Ohio, died at BelloS0ntaino on the 8Oth.
Mn. Marquis was formerly q resident
Of Cincinnati.
LOUIS HiTxLRR; errand boy for tho
Orange Judd Farmer, Of Chicago, has
been arrested and has confessed having
stolen money from the papers mall for
two months.
TUBES, tho Western Union telegraph
man, has been ordered by tho Chicago
court 10 answer the questions In the
suit brought by Telcgraphcr Randall
for being blacklisted.
On the Panhandle road, near
K0k0mo, Ind, q collision between q
freight and passenger train occurred on
the 8ist. Several Of the trainmen were
killed and injursd.
ToDD PECK, telegraph operator on
the Chicago 4 Milwaukee road, was
killed nj Decatur, Iowa, recently while
assisting In switching.
JAMES II. MOORE, charged with cir.
culating reading matter pertaining u
the Louisiana lottery scheme, hns hcen
nssessed go and costs by Magistrate
Bradwell at Chicago.
CHARLES IL. FAxoN, Of Jefferson.
VILE, Ind, committed suicide on the
day Of bis marriage.
PAUL YOUNG, aged twenty, cOm.
mittod suicide at Canton, o., while
sick with influenza.
E~IuHW " 0j8ut VOJs
lego, Omaha, Neb., IL dead.
THE ''robbcr Ras bin" has beon 70.
toed by Mayor Noonan. Of st Louis.
ABOUT tifty men attacked tho temple
OF tho Pentec0st band at Tuscola, Ill.,,
and broke It's windows with stOnea
Fifteen men and women, members OF
the band. wore In so-called frances Ut
the time OF the attack.
OTTO LEUTn, aged seventeen, who
outraged and murdered o little girl In
Cleveland, O., has been sentenced 10
10 lianged April Ia
TnE Chicago Conservatory Of Music
and Dramatic Art gave an impromptu
entertainment recently IN honor Of
Adelina Patti.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-10
Jssstah 4sNseR IDooA,

LRAvENwoRrn, Kan, Jan. a-lion.
josiah kellogg. n Of the pioneers OF
~ oeate and IHavsowosth, died at his
vosSoence on South broadway between
four and dvs o'clock yesterday morn.
Ing. u, had been In failing health for
svueAl years. but not cou, ned 70 his
hed until within the last few DAYS.
briehts disease finally completing it,
work. NJ. kello9x was born January
4 lssl. In Palmyra, Wayne County,
New Yosk. lie served one term In the
state senate aud wAs thrice elected
Speaker Of the House.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-10
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
ssnnary q ~ Daiiy s'swa


~. LH
I'm Senate Committee on Canadian
Relations held q session In New York
Oity On the 8Oth and listened TO state.
ments Of 4 Gloucester, Mass, fisher.
nan who advocated retaliation. Eras.
tus Wiman consumed the rest OF the
DAY with . plea for reciprocity with
canada.
RRAn ADMIRAL KIMBERLY has been
ordered homo from tho command Of the
Psoinc station January %. Commo-
dors George Brown will succeed him.
ONs 0f the witnesses examined 10
fore the Ways and Means Committee
recently was q glass manufacturer
named Macbeth who wanted free
trade.
A RUMon was current in Washing.
ton on tho Slst that Mr.. Randall's con.
dition was much worse. Inquiry At his
houso was answered by an emphatic
Denial from bis family. Mr.. Randall
Was much better and was out OF bed
and attending 70 bis correspondence.
AD0UT six th0usand OF the general
public attended President Harrison's
reception New Years day, In addition
70 tho Diplomatic Corps, the judiciary,
Army and Navy, etc.
hOpERT u. BLAINE, brother Of the
SECRETARY Of State, and who for the
past eight years has boon curator In
10 Agricultural Department, has 70.
eelved tho appointment No deputy Grst
aN1it0r Of the Treasury Department
Tn1 Pan-American congress resumed
IL sessions In Washington on the 2d,
but - mono Of the committees wero
ready TO report tho body soon I'd.
3ousued.
TnD public debt decreased during
tho month Of December o.. ~, O9s. 50.
IL now stands, less cash In tho treas.
~, q, 052, 952, OIL .8S.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-10

~ ~
JAMEs A. SAITH, = lawyer OF Man.
gum, Greer County. Tex, VA killed
recently by the accidental discharge III
n revolver his friend, Walter Farmer,
WA trying 70 take from bic pocket.
JUSTICE Lamar hRs notified u Rich.
mOnd, Va, committee that other duties
would prevent bis delivering an Grafton
10 that city on Jefferson Davis and that
10 regretted Il very much.
WHILE digging Ia tho sand ut Jack.
son, Tenn, four little children were
buried by u fall of the bank. Only one
was taken out alive.
DANIEL N. BOWMAN, creditor Of
tho woodfora (Ky.) Sun, was killed 10.
Gently by falling Oh u train on the
MOnOn road.
Flvk hundred hcmp producers and
wOrkingmen Of Lexington, Ky, havs
sent . petition 70 tho Ways and Means
Commit tec against any change In The
present tariR on hemp.
A MULE caused tho dcrailmcnt OF
u passenger engine and three coaches
twenty miles from Pine BluR, Ark,
the other night. Several passenger
wero bruised but none seriously Injured.
AN Interstate cattlcmcm's conven.
ton has been called TO meet ut Fort
Worth. Tex, March II.
TITS aldermen cf Frankfort, Ky..
have enacted an ordinance prohibiting
the sale Of cigarettes. Tho law Is
being strictly enforced.
Bv \ collision In q thick fog west Of
Savannah. Ga, two engines wers
wrecked and six persons slightly In.
Iurcd.
WILMoRs HALL. colorcd, has been
hanged ut Louisville, Ga, for tho muir.
der Of ]. l.. Evans. q white man. lie
confessed.
AN unfinished trestle on tho Bricr-
f'eld, Blocton 4 Birmingham tAla.)
railroad fell the other morning, carry.
ing down twenty-five carpenters.
David ]. Webb and Carl Marx were
killed and twenty others were injured.
TRAVEL haa been intervwptcd and
railroads much damaged BY heavy rains
~
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-10

10D Massachusetts, Tariff Reform
xAaGu6 had D banquet at Boston on
~ 9lst Roger Q. Mills and Edward
Atkinson were the main speakers.
ARA NARY SMirm, whose weight
VA 700 pounds. died In New York 70.
comfy, aged forty.eight.
Ttis Boston Daily Advertiser an.
neunces . reduction In ~ price from
foWr 70 thrce cents.
0eoR0s r. SAITH, sixty.two years
Oh, . Waterman 1t the Massachusetts,
etate prison. shielded with q revolver
~ other morning while temporarily
ioeane from an attack Of 10 grippe.
1asoEasCx vIMTOM, librarian q
IslncetOn for thirteen years, II dead.
0oo1oM has ordered . heroic si,e
beoase statue Of Fasragut, aud will
~ o12.6OO for u.
q ". ALDER and 4. r. Sheik.
Wholesale grOcers At Noa. 20 and On
oeeeo street, Boston, have been sr.
rosee4 on the charge Of selling adulter.
~ pepper.
OATrLn dead OF disease have lain In
~ ~~se, ~s""H :" .sos",mR, Ia %
EooS'e nave typno'd FEVER cpl
I.a1 union pF,hsots OF the Philadel.
paSs EIvss nave walked out, = force Of
"sa''! printer having walked IN.
~ Texan army Of Independence, died
q Hartford. Conn.,, recently, In the
neaesieta year Of hls age.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-10

Ngw Y0Rk. Jan. g. Yesterday
morning ~ four men wcre engaged in
weighing iron Ut the Ontario rolling
mills, . gearing 0f tho scales, which
werS gaanntcsd 10 stand q weight oi
6ftssn tons. suddenly gave way and
caused seven and . half tons Of metal
70 fAll On The men. TwO q them. q.
+ He'd md William Mcclure, were
tnslaAsiy killed. and the othsrA VII.
liAA J. Coulter and Riehard Heath.
Aess badly. bat MA fatally. injured.
H. scales wesU t~hosoughly ovsshssled
~ pesvtous night. and tuund . n
aDpasontly Ill night
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-10
rHa LAr8sr.

A LETTER containing o0O. ono haa
boen stolen In transit bctwecn Vienna
and 10 9TH.
A Nrw cusiom. tariff a. hahn, ,-~
pared by tho Russian Finance Ninistar.
Il will take effect Julv I.
SECRETARY WINDOW has ordered
tho 'ruusfer az soo on nm IN c,,d c.,r
from San Francisco o Nov York. therc
being too much cold nj the formor
place.
CAPTAIN COucu. Of Oklahomx Ci,v
10 In Washington.
rur rniiwnv, IN Iyo,,.ra h,,u
s,rictsd ransc"r,stion' .m"Ior "~I rs.,U.
sick with inAuenrn.
TnR Communication az rrsnch .-r.,r..r,
to investigate the Panama camsl ma
arrived on tho gr, und.
w. A. WALKxR. United stnt~s Az.
torney for Wiscomsin. hns -resionsI.
Ali. the Jamaica RAILWAYS have Isscn
taken bv nm American svniIcnt"
TmE imperial cable, from bermuda
70 Halifax will be complstei An .JunsI
Mrs. BRENNAN. az iIolvots' Mao.
under indictm.nt srr r@",.n~,r. .,s.ss
bcns ~ h"r f.mIIv !" or,isr =, MAI ~.
surance On their Twas, 1. a~in. ~ ,h.
,sii M S@~,,""G.,d ns.ss
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In nm c~ncount.r bctv... y,o., In.
dian. and M.xicsr tr.s"rs =. "SS..
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TINS Wns9.

~ ~ failing OF Q tree across q
wagon near AWnele, Ind, the olheg
~ Allen 6andsrson aud one OF his
ohN1eea we're killed.
IN Academy Of Music, In course Of
eoeeloa Ut 81 Louis. tell recently.
IN wcrknen had . narrow escape,
onl1I - telnG hurt
pANQUsr was given Associate
JuGeeo Brewer at LRavenworth, Kan,
. - 10th. The Justies spoke glow.
64oe ~ natugo ol xAnssa
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-10
Mes-eussasas ~. q. 3. Q.

CIxv8LANn q, jar. The peo'
vtsionAl committee Of the noa-partisan
". {. !. u. ocmpossd q Ma Ellea
J. phlnuey, Il Cleveland. q; Mn
Eilen y. Watson. Il Pittsburgh Pa;
MA Harriet q. Walker, Of Minnsap
olia, Mimi; Ma Flosvacs q. Tossse.
q Old Town, Nc; ArA Matte II.
Bailey, ~ shenandoah. lsVa; MA J.
j Ws6stss. q A0noostA. IN, asd
Mn. Harry Whits. q Indiana. Pa,
AAve issnsd . ell Tor . Maiienal nseep
Ing q 0Wts Hall, CLEVELAND, O Janu.
~ 8, to- 10 psgpess e organising .
2otionnl amnulatton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-10

LRAvxNwORTu, Kan, Dec. 81
Last night tho new Dclmonico Hotel
In this city M crowded. with $50 not.
able citizens from all psrta Of tho State.
tho OCCASION being . farewell banquet
In honor Of Judge D.. J. isrewus. thu
new Associate Justice Of tho United
States Supreme Court.
Al the conclusion OF the gxstronomic
festivities Hon. Thomas T. Fsnlon,
chairman Of the COMMITTEES, called
Judge CroSier 70 the toast masters
chair. Judge Crusier returned thanks
for the complimentary ~sxprsasions OF
the chairman and took the post 81
houcr.
Il was past ten O'Clock WAen Ne ~
spousss 70 the toasts wego commenced
and al Of them were listsaed to attsn.
lively.
IAttsn Of ngrst wae usslvsd iron
Hon. q. q. Foster. 0cveEuer Hun.
pArsy, h =. SimpsOn. Justice johnson,
a the kansas Supys@s Court and Chiel
Justics Horton.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-11-07
The Blue Dragon Mine.

This well-known property has been
owned for many years by Messrs. Sill
verwood q Settler, but it has lately pass
ed into the hands of the Idaho Gold and
Silver Mining Company, of Pomeroy,
Wash. 1t is four foot ledge which as
says $50 per ton from wall to wall The
mine is singularly situated on a narrow
strip of bottom land on the very brink
of American river, near Elk City, The
constant presence water has retarded
its development, and only a depth of
forty-eight feet has been attained on the
lead. 1t is the intention of the present
owners to sink this winter a shaft on
the mine 100 feet below the present
depth. This mine makes as good a sur
face showing as anybody could desire,
and but for its peculiar situation it
would long ago have developed into a
bonanza. We have not heard what
preparations the company have made to
handle the water, but it is fair to assume
that they know the value of the mine
and will act accordingly. A. T. Reynolds
will have charge of the operations at
the mine this winter.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-11-07

Jack Frost has touched up the woods
very gorgeously this fall; the blaze of
colors is wonderful, and is quite rarity
in this part of the world. He must have
caught the sap In the leaves to have
turned out such brilliant work; and
having little advantage on his side, he
has shown what consummate deco
rator he is. The woods are turned into
veritable fairy lands, all rapturous with
scarlet and crimson, and deep, and
pearly, and dusky gold. Each individ-
ual tree seems more vividly, more glow.
ingly attired than its fellow when the
attention is fastened upon it. But there
is nothing discordant in all the display
the little imp has done his work so well
that all is as restful as it is pleasing to
the eye, autumnal delicate modulations
of tint and hue making the sense OF
sight experience the same exquisite
delight as is produced upon that oil
hearing by the finished symphony of a
great composer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-11-07
Il Wagon Road to John Day Creek.

- wagon Road to John Day Creek.
Ut is surprising that the settlers along
Salmon River between White Bird and
John Day creek have not, long years
ago, built wagon road between those
points. 1t appears an inexcusable ne
giect of highly important and neces-
sary enterprise. Year after year elapses
and all the road tax money and labor
OF that district is expended in keeping
6 trail open, whereas, by united action,
the same expenditure of labor would
build a passable wagon road for con-
siderable distance. It costs Just as
fnuch in time anG labor to keep a trail
open as it does a wagon road. We are
hfmly convinced that if the river set
Elements were canvassed there would
Ue enough money subscribed to build
the entire stretch of road in two weeks.
a few sticks of giant powder used in
the right place would blow out the OBJ
structing bluffs and make a passabe
wagon track by shoveling out the loose
rocks. The next seasons road tax la
Dor could be utilised to make buggy
road of it, and the same labor will there
after suffice to keep it in good repair.
The people who own land along, or con-
tiguous to the route, could afford to give
literally, either in money or labor, for
they would make enough out of their
next seasons fruit crop to repay their
subscription. They will then have d
sure market for every pound of their
fruit in every season, Camas Prairie
will buy their fruit at their own doors
and at their own price. The fruit now
wasting under the trees will produce
handsome revenue, and those fruit
ranches will be the most profitable and
valuable lands in the county.
By and by, we propose to tap tie
state treasury for another appropriation
to build wagon road oyer the Little
Salmon route, and it can be gotten
more easily if the people most directly
interested will show that they appreci-
ate the necessity of wagon roads by
building one to their own doors.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-11-07
Fairview Farmers Club.

The Fairyiew Farmers Club met No
vember /, at the usual hour, and in the
absence of the president, B. F. Davis
presided. Mr. Davis was chosen to cor
respond with the st. Louis publishing
house for rates for printing the essay Of
Idaho county. 1t was resolved at the
next meeting to discuss the subject of
subsidizing railroad company to hasten
the construction of railroad to Camas
prairie. All members are requested 10
attend. and all others wishing to take
part in the discussion are cordially in
vited. The next meeting will be held
at the usual time and place on Saturday,
November 90, 1890.
G. s. McCREADY, Sec.