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Mr.. BLAINE got back to his official
post Just in time TO rob Mr.. Harrison of
the glory of striking terror to the soul
of the Chilian junta. AZ most untimely
recovery-that of the lingo secretary.
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The Chilians want to fight and the
Irishmen of Cork want to fight. Can't
we settle this trouble all around by
putting the Corkians on the Chilians
and letting them make Kilkenny af-
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WHAT do the sub-treasuryites OF
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masses? n
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Weather bureau service cotton region
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SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE - November.
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Charles Scribner's Sons, New York. s. a
year.
Evening Colors" is the poetic title of
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| article by Lieut.. Wycoff, treating of THE
United States Naval Apprentice System"
and containing Illustrations of the various
drills to which an apprentice is subjected.
Carl Lum boltz, who led the explorations in
Arizona ard New Mexico, under the
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Wrecker," by Robert Louis Stevenson and
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OF graver purport are ''The Proposed
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y
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pictures, asking the question, "Are French
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-01-09
Our Warrens Let ter.
WARRENs, d &c. 81,

WARRENs, Dec. 81, 1890.
Christmas was made lively by the Old
Crowd Club. Directly after the dance
broke up in Bemis' hall Christmas Eve,
Mr.. Shelter introduced into the hall the
necessary stuff to carry out program, as
follows: Roll call found MI present ex-
cepting Bellew and Gallagher,
Orcutt, as Speaker of the House, pro-
posed that Xmas be celebrated in grand
shape by the club; voted and carried
They proceeded to biz, and celebrated
all day and night.
SECOND DAv.-N. w. Earl was intro
duced as the just arrived Messiah, which
gave new life to club. and gloriously
whooped things up all day. 1t was pro-
posed by Mr.. John Diyine, and carried,
to proceed to the Ghost Dance and wind
up with moonlight serena de to prinoipa
business houses of town, with Rube
Besse as leader of orchestra. Sankey
leader OF choir and tenor. Pony Smead
as torch bearer failed to respond when
procession started out.
THIRD DAy.-Tow Heal John az sec
retary and treasurer of club, announced
TO club that funds appropriated were
about exhausted,and ow ing TO the death
OF Chinaman, the meeting would be
brought to close: Adjourned to meet
again on first Monday hfter arrival of
first pack train load of ID ore Xmas.
SEC or CLUE.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-01-09
Hundreds Went to the Grave.
Wilkes Barre, Penn, Record.

Wilkes Barre Penn, Record.
The funeral of Wendell Howe, who
died at Butte City, Montana, Sunday,
Nov. l6. took place yesterday afternoon
in this city, from the residence of his
mother, Mrs Robert Howe, IA Hillside
st. The obsequies were conducted by
Rev. +. s. Morris, pastor of the Puritan
church. United choirs from the Sun
day schools of the Puritan and Grant
st. churches. sung "Jesus Lover of NV
Soul, Rock of Ages" and "Safe in the
Arms of Jesus" The cortege was COM
posed of a long line of carriages and
several hundred of his former compan-
ions and friends on foot. His elder
brother accompanied the remains from
Montana.
The floral tributes that lay on the
handsome casket were a large anchor
from the class mates and Robert Ayres,
teacher of his former class Grant ST.
Sunday school; wreath from Miss Annie
Jones; design from Miss Lihbie Phillips;
boquet from Mrs. Henry Robinson; boz
quet from Mrs. X. G. John. The Car.
penters' Union 102, and Court Primrose
1860. A. o. F., of which order he was
member. attended in body. The SER
vices at the grave were brief, but the re-
mains were lowered to their last resting
place with the prayers and sobs of hun
dreds of sorrowing hearts.
he was brought up in this city from
his infancy, and is son of the late Rob-
ert Howe, who died two years ago. He
was born at st. Brides Major, Wales.
The Wendell Howe referred to above
is brother of Robert Howe, of Butte,
Montana, one Of the gentlemen who
last summer purchased the Cleveland
mine, on Relief creek. in Elk City dis
trict. Mr.. Howe and his partner, Mr..
Thomas. also of Butte, as well as Mr.. s.
w. Smith. will in the spring come to
Idaho county as permanent residents,
and will buy lots and build their home
in Grangeville. These three gentlemen
own three-fifths of the.Cleveand mine,
the other two-fifths being owned here.
1t is the intention to erect mill and
concentration on the property this COM
ing season, and from what We know OF
the mine We predict for it as successful a
career as the famous Little Giant mine,
in Warrens district. Elk City is all
right. All it needs is men with the
ability to catch hold and push things.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-01-09
c. r. c. Academy Notes.

School reopened Monday, after a two
weeks vacation.
Henry Schmadeka, Carrie Jones and
Matte Jarrett have been absent from
school on account of sickness.
The entertainment given by the
Grangeville Dramatic Company for the
benefit of the academy was perfect
success.
The following entered school this
week Bert Pearson, John Mason, Raj ph
Crooks, Maggie Behean, Carl Mclean,
Johnnie Shissler. Charlie Miller, Robert
Markham, Farm Mclean, Clyde and
Mona Nickel.
The principal will send and get any
book that may be desired that is not
kept by any of the merchants in town
also will get any piece of music, or any
musical instrument, that may be desir-
ed, being agent for one OF the largest
book and music stores ON the coast.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-01-09
The Senatorial Lnsbro ogLiO.

Senators Shoup and McCon-
nell are at their posts of duty
in Washington, having been
sworn in during the week.
The credentials of Dubois were
referred to the committee on
Privileges and Elections. The
effort to seat him next March
will be vigorously c ontested
by the democratic sena tors. A
protest signed by 20 members
OF the legislature, 10 of whom
are necessarily republicans,
has been prepared, stating that
Dubois was not legally elected
U. s. senator, because, l, the
legislature had no legal know
ledge of a vacancy; 2, because,
IF it was in the power of the
legislature to elect three sena-
tors before the allotm lent, the
election of the long term sem
ator would not fall under the
provisions of the admission
act, or of the State constitution, but un-
der the Federal statutes; 3, because in
the election of Dubois the U. S. statutes
which require ballot in each house
separately were not followed, but the
Joint session which elected the y. S.
senators under the constitution. pro-
ceeded to elect the long term senator
without dissolv,ng"
We apprehend that there IL little use
in contesting the election of Dubois.
The entire scheme of statehood for
Idaho was planned and enaineered
from Washington to prop up the fa,linc
fortunes of a decay ing party. The for.
mality of hearing may be had in the
senate next March, but that will ba all.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-01-09

Call at Aram & Sons for the Oscilat-
ing Bob Sled.
The air is full Of snow, but somehow
it don't seem to materialize.
A good deal of snow has fallen dur
ing the week, but it dissoves as 1t falls.
Mr.. Bell is selling good deal of fur.
nture this winter. His prices are very
reasonable.
Mr.. Forney started below Wednesday
for Moscow and Spokane Falls on legal
and other business.
The new county officials will enter up.
on their duties under the state consttu.
tion on Monday next.
f. Tixier. of Lewiston, is receiving
weekly shipments Of oranges and lem
ons, and can fill orders at any time.
Anton Bergman, from Keuteryille,
Idaho. was here on few days visit to
friends.-Uniontown. WASH. Journal.
Services at Cottonwood next Sabbath
at II AM, at Chase's school house at 8
P. M; at Grangeville at $3.50 p. NJ.
A. MAxEY.
Hon. |. s. Weller and wife arrived
from Boise to day. to spend the holidays
with their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Fuld.-Hailey Times.
For SALE.-The house and lot in MI.
Idaho owned by Daniel Frew, will he
sold for 5000 cash. Or will trade it for
farming land on Camas prairie. Ad.
dress A. F. Parker, Grangevile. Idaho.
The stage has stopped running on
Sundays, so the mail from Lewiston,
destined for Grangeville, Mt. Idaho and
the inside country. now lays at Cotton
wood for "a hours, which is great nui-
sance.
c. c. Bunnell informed us that he
was getting nice trade from Camas
prairie, which was growing and increas-
ing all the time. He makes a point of
filling his orders the night they are re-
ceived and returning the goods by next
days stage. if he has them in stock, and
his patrons seem to appreciate tins
prompt way of dealing with them.
Bunnell's store is one of the sights of
the town and has on it's shelves thous-
ands of different articles.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-01-09

Scott Charles-Deeded n half sw ar. sw
r2e. 160 acres - Q "a
shearer, Joel D,Imp on nns'd land, Ida.
no Co; p and s. 80 and .... ...., IT. 4 IL
spence, James-Imp on uns'd land Idaho
stillwell E Emp on Clear creek, Idaho "
Settler Chas--Jmp in Elk City. Idaho 5 OF
Summers, II 4 Co-Ditch and other imp
md on SHia Hiil' Elk City Miuing dist;
Sapp, Henry-Imp on half ne ar, n half
Sc e9r sec is tp % n. r , e, 100 acres;
ahI ~ % and ...... .......... / 81
Swarts. 4 D-Imp on uhs'd land, Idaho
Go; p and h s. so and .....'....'.. % &C
Slate Creek Mining co--pitch and other
imp on salmon river, Idaho Co ........ 35 Is
Smith, E-Deeded W half Sc qr,nw qrne
sc or NV or sec %, TIP 80 II, e, l60 a IL 95
sigmund, Hngo-Deeded Sc or sec lo,tp 30
Shaw, F-Pr on : half Sc or sec Il, n half
ne or sec 70, TIP - n. W. 100 acres 81
omith, Ma:ion-Lot H. block l, town OF
MI idaho .......................... 10 90
Thornton w-1O horses, cattle wagon c II
tucker. limp on sw or sec IL, tip 30 n.
<e, ioo acres Observation-Disclosures. ~
Unknown 0wners-Ditches and other
imp known as Buffalo Hill property - CT 81
Won Berge, F-Pr on n half ne or, swqrne
or nwqr sc or sec 81, tp 30 mr. l e. 16oa... 35
Williams Marion W-Imp on uns'd land.
u, Idaho Co, p and h s. so and ......... s29
"hite, limp on sc qr sc or sec22 W hl'f
=.
-, l e, 100 acres ........................ 30
Whitman, G H-2 horses ..... - ~
white Frank CO wagons G horses mules
head cattle; p aud h s. land .. $40
Williams, GT-lmp on half Sc or, seqrne
qrsec y. sw qrnw ar sec 49, tip 30nr2
iG0 acres; pand h 81 50and - .. %
wilson, John A-50 horses. B cattle pand
ut,s uhs5 5oand .,.''..,. 10 90
wilson. Charles-lmp on John Day IS creek
~ Idaho Co ..........;.....: '....'- ..,... 522
Wo kee-House and garden on Salmon
=, river: p and h s. so and .......... ....., AZ
Wong Goon-Ditch on Salmon river Idaho
Go Co -. =, .... -. -. 67
Ward, EC-Imp on land in sec 32 and 80, tn
30 r BE, 100 acres ... .... - Os
wright, D-Deededs Sc or sec 23 tp3ln 9 "A
Yandell, Gimp ON shalt Sc or sec 27, n
half ne or sec "a, tip 32n RI W. leo acres:
pand h s. 80 and - - I "a
fandell, W P-Pr on II halfsw a, S half NV
= sec s, tip p3l ln.r1e, 100 acres. .......... IS SO
Zumwalt, W H-Impon shalfne a, ne u
ne sec 3,tp 80 H. r2 c, sc "a Sc sec 81
tip 81 II, r2e, l60acres .' 4 es
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-01-09
Keutcrville Happ enings.

A. P. Teft and joe Weis got back
from the round up the same day our last
letter was posted.
There is no lumber at either mill and
parties wishing to build have to use
shakes.
ii. kuther got returns frsm the land
once about month ago, saying that
his proof would be allowed to stand.
All parties are hereby warned not to cut
timber of any kind on said land, ioca-
ted pear Forsman's saw mill.
Mrs. Breen returned to Hope some
time ago.
Charles Conner has gone east on yis-
it. His stay is uncertain but thinks he
will be back by the time the reservatlun
is thrown open.
The dance at Stracker's hall New
Years eve was largely attended and all
enjoyed themselves until g O'Clock in
the morning.
Miss Mary Kuther has gone to Un,
iontown on visit to her sister Mrs.
Stracker.
Louie koelzer ia enjoying a trip to
the Palouse country,
Miss frankie Dixon, Of Mason. st-
tended the ball New Years eve.
Some parties from Rustic came here
New Years night to attend the bali
A full line of tin and hardvaya
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-01-09
Official Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Board
OF County Commissioners of Idaho
County, Idaho, will meet in regular
session at Mt. Idaho, Idaho, on the
second Monday in January. 1891, to wit !:
on Monday, january IL, 1891, and all
persons having claims, against said
County are hereby notified to present
them to the undersigned on or before
January 10, 1891.
Mt. Idaho. Idaho, TT. RHoAps.
Dec. q, 1890. Clerk of Board.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-01-09
The $15O OOO w h;oh th,

The $l50,0OO W hich the
legislature is asked to appro-
pirate for the purpose Of ma
king an exhibit at the Worlds
Fair should be refus ed. The
same amount of money would
build 1000 miles Of needed
wagon roads throughout the
State. About $4,000 of the
territorial money wa 8 spent in
the New Orleans exposition
exhibit, and the ex expenditure
never brought back . dollar Of
returns. We favor liberal ap-
preparations for internal i'm
provments, but not a cent for
ostentatious dead-head com.
missloners to splurge around
at the Worlds Fair.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-01-09

TN THE PROBATE COURT OF IDAHO CouN
l. ty, State of Idaho.
IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF DAVID NICK.
SON. DECEASED.
., pursuant TO an order of Sid Court, made on
the sth day of December A. d. 1890 notice H.
hereby given that Wednesday the 3lst day of
december, 1890, at II O'Clock A. NJ. of said day,
at the Court room Of said Court at the Cont
House In the County of Idaho. have been an.
pointed as the time and place for proving the
VIII OF said David Nickson, deceased and for
nearing the application OF Mary f. Nickson for
the Issuance to her of letters testamentary.
Wheh and where any person interested NAV
appear and contest the same. C. w CASE
n.,,n ~ Probate Judge and
Da'eu Dec, o. 1871 Ex-ofiicio Clerk.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-01-09
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
Notice of Sale of Property for Delinquent
Taxes.

Notice is hereby given that viii on satur
day, the 3lst day OF January, A. ID. 1891, at the
Court House Door, in Mt. Idaho, Idaho County,
State of Idaho, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, and 5 o'clock p. NJ. sell at Public Auction
the following described property, to satisfy the
taxes, interest, penalties and costs due said
County from the owners for the year 1890
JOHN N. RICE,
Tax Collector Idaho County, Idaho.
Mt. Idaho, Idaho, December Is, 1890.