The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-07-16

Mr.. and Mn. JeFrard, Mr.. Barn
Eugene Gay, NJ. Furgeson, Nj. WIKI
inson, John Downs and JET. Daggstt
were passenger on the Amelia Wheaton
for the st. Joe. Friday noon.
Those who fail to SO Lady Of Lyon
at Post Hall, Monday evening, win misa
treat. This ID the character in which
Miss Kate Dalgleish made her reputa.
ton and II her favorits part.
Notice the new advertisement Of e.
L. Hemingway, on the fourth page.
Mr.. Hemingway formerly conducted IN
extensive business 1t lila, Garfield Co.
Wash. He has had years Of experience
and 10 \ thorough business.
There u more passenger and freight
passing over the CGur d'Alene branch
Of the N. p. r. Il. to the Ceur d'Alene
mines and intermediate points, than
for two yean. This speaks volumes
for the growth aud prosperity Of this
vicinity.
We are pleased to chronicle the fact
that the Electric Road committee are
meeting with good success. The liberal
ity Of our people Ii proverbial, and in
this case they will reap . large profit
from the bread they have cast upon the
waters.
III Rvoun ~>o~r~, u...~.. - A..
Peoples Transportation Co, has bought
the Sander property on Sherman street
and u now occupying the same. We
are glad 70 welcome Mn. Brown and
family and hope that they will never
regret the day they moved TO our city.
Our citizens are pleased to hear that
the Belmour-Gay Imperial Stock Co.
will play Lady Of Lyons, Monday even
Ing. July 18th. at the post hall. The
play Ii meritOrious and the company
the best that ever made . regular en-
gagsment here and they are entitled to
the most liberal patronage Of the
people.
At meeting Of the city council, held
wednesday afternoon. . petition was
presented asking the board to discharge
the marshal, after due consideration
Mr.. Bechtel was requested to resign.
which he accordingly did Mr.. James
McSpsrran Ii acting - manhal until
Mr.. Bechtel's successor ID duly ap-
pointed and qualified.
DR.. J. II. Sandberg. with Prof. A. A.
Heller, Prof. ID. 7. McDough and Prof.
J. Il. Brunswick have bsen making . |
botanical collection in Kootenai county
for the department Of agriculture. DR.. |
Geo. Is. Alton of Minneapolis il also
with the party securing . private col.
lection. They say that Idaho will |
make . fine showing in the variety Of
her native fora. They are now camp
ed at Sanders Bay where they will re.
main for perhaps week after which
they will go TO the extreme north end
Of the county.
Mr.. Leach. L. S. special timber agent.
WAS around the lake and up the st. Joe
river making some Investigations, re-
turning TO C9ur d'Alene Tuesday. To
a Press representative he said: II
have never been in country that was
SO generally settled with good thrifty
farmers ~ those who surround the lake
and along the rven. They all seem to
be men who are trying to make 4 home
for themselves, and see no ground for
any prosecutions for timber cutting
Mr.. Leach has been in government EN-.
ploy for long time and such expres-
sions are a great compliment to the
settlen; besides relieving their minds
about any further prosecutions. |,
The Robinson circus was not finan
cial success, owing largely to the fact
that the people Of the garrison were
under orders, and therefore could not
attend. There was very good attend.
ance from the country and citizens Of ,
The town; and although most Of those
attending were well pleased Others were
somewhat disappointed. The circus il ,
IN extraordinary combination to come
% town Of this size; and the special -,
feature, King Solomon, his Temple, and ,
he Queen Of Sheba, Is . spectacular .
Of considerable merit But ,
me performance was given on account ,
Il the smallness Of the attendance. |,
A number Of the ladies Of Cqur d.
Alene assembled at the parlop Of the
,Gur d'Alens Inn, Tuesday evening ,
md completed the organization Of a !
adde's Columbian Club. The follow.
ne officers were elected: Mrs. G. p.
films, president; Niss Thresa Kildea, I
ice president: Miss Mamie Kercheval,
and treasurer. A committee 4
N membership was appointed whose
luty 1t is to solicit members for the I
Tub. The membership fee for ladies Ii 4,
o cents. The gentlemen will be nd. 9
nitted As honorary members upon pay I
nent Of the membership fee. A special 7
Meeting Of the. club will be held next r
tuesday evening and regular meetings !
very two weeks thereafter.
Four companies Of the Fourth In. =
antry from Fort Sherman, left this {
lace for the troublous scenes In the
'Gur d'Alcnes, on the 18th, with Gen. h
raj Carlin In command. Their EN-. {
arkment on the steamer Oakes was I
Witnessed by ut least two thousand Q
and was one Of the most [