The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-27
Board Of Trade meeting Monday al

Highest market price paid for old
gold and silver at J. ii. Bethel e. Cos.
, just arrived from California: Cauli
flower, radishes, lettuce and celery
Kaesemeyer Market.
1t is rumored that the n. T.. will
build branch from Hope to Bonner's
Ferry. This would add materially i
the business interests Of Hope.
The Indians on the Fort Hall reser.
walton have laid before Governor Vile,
complaints against their agent. Fisher
complaining OF his brutality. dishonesty
and drunkenness. Also that he allows
; white men to steal their timber.
Albert Allen, of the firm Of Hyde
Mcbride & Allen, was in town during
the week. Mr.. Allen as an attorney
has no superior In the north west and
has been engaged in all the importea.
cases tried in this state, for some time.
X. NJ. Dryden has been in town dur
ing the week having returned from
Boise last saturday. Bob is a rustler
and TO his efforts largely depended the
impression that ko0tenai county made
in the Republican League convention.
The mask party of the "Owiets" to
be given Monday evening will no doubt
be the society even; Of the season. All
have been anxiously awaiting the ar
rival of the time for this coming event
OF the many pleasant parties given by
that club.
II seems 10 be the impression among
the citizens that the town charter has
been ripped up the back" to that ex-
tent that the ordinance in relation TO
stock running n; large, is not in force,
but such is not the ease all stock found
a; large on the public streets is Liable
10 he linpounded in future AS in past.
= The -. Joe Transportation Co. are
reh;ting their harges. steamers and
small boats for the spring and summer
=. trade and the outlook for the coming
summer is better than ever before.
The lumber. mining and manufacturing
interests are directing the attention OF
outside capital aud energetic men will
/ find this: a profitable field for oper-
/ ailons.
| Al the citizens meeting las; saturday.
The committee reported that they could
secure an attorney fof three hundred
dollars. toinNes,iga;e the county affairs
and that II would require abou, two
Z hundred dollars for other expenses:
that they had u portion OF the nruney Sc
cured. The meeting involved the report
of the committee and instructed them
TO proceed with their work OF soliciting
funds.
The second quarterly meeting of the
n. T.. Church OF Cuur d'Alene and Post
Falls Charge will I've held Saturday and
Sunday. March 9th and 9th. Quarterly
conference AT Post Falls SATURDAY al
sr. N. and preaching on Sunday a;
II A., N. Preaching and Communion al
taur Aiene Sunday at : J.. NJ. Rev.
6. NJ. Booth, presiding elder will oilici-
ate.
II. q. orbison formerly resident @!
ihls city. who has Travelled extensively
since leaving here. has this 10 SAY. in n
letter 10 one Of his tmur d Aicne
friends: In all my looking around.
your town has the best natural adyan-
,ages for the making of a city that |
have seen and steps should I've taken 10
fyFsf in IN Of
want twenty or more factories. May
get around and bring one out myself"
\ discovery tina; may prove OF much
value, was unear;hed on Thursday
about four miles north east Of the city.
by II. l.. Bancroft. II is inter lead
that promises 10 develop into quite a
heavy vein. The specimens brought in
are OF very fa;tering appearance
Mr.. Bancroft will have some develop.
ment work done during the spring in
order TO test the value of his discovery.
The Presbyterian Superintendent Of
Missions OF Presbyterian Church. Rev.
I. q. Gum. Visited Cnur d'Alenc las;
saturday, and consultation was had
as to the expediency OF retaining Rev.
J. l.. Shell as Missionary pastor for
the ensuing year at this point II was
decided TO retain him. and his time was |
10 be divided According to his judg,
ment in ministerial service between |
this point aud destitute places at the
mines.
There will be an additional place of
resort on the lake this summer. J. |
Bcughton is building pavilion on the
top of Niger head, clearing and inn
proving the point and putting in
wharf. The place will hereafter he
known rs Lake View Park, instead of
the more harsh sounding Niger head.
There will he a regular line of steamers
running daily between this city and the
Park. leaving the wharf nj the loot of
second street at 10 o'clock a. m,
An explosion Of i2o pounds of giant
powder, at the Granite tunnel. on the
main line, last saturday, killed man
by the name Of Costello. The man was
handling the powder in tent and ii
is not positively known what caused the
explosion. The accident occurred about
the time the shift was being made and
over 100 workmen had passed the tent
but few minutes before. all of whom
had a very narrow escape from instant