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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07
The aahia 4alu Eaele adlsdnlay yor1iua I 1881
CITY DIVISION.


Numb'r pieces DELIVERED by earrirs IS, :
deiivr'e ed through boxes ,trss, ~
Special ieiiv'ry lette reed. Cor
Numb'r pieces delivered through gen.
denver. ala.3Si
Nnmb'r pieces delivered to news agt-s
Exery p'eNe~ F............. III 400
limited pia,t5 ''ou. ,'. - $50
N bT Il g. pie DEBT leq 5es.imssec s5.5oo
Total 5,lssla3
REGISTRY DIVISION.
Letters registered. ...-..--..-,......... 80
Parcels registered. -,
Letters reed. for delivery -e'io
'arcels reed for delivery .....e.--..-.- a-l-e
Packages i; transit 1888 =.
Packages re elyed --1-o9,
Packages maze up and dispatched. o.u5i
Inner register sacks received ;.-.,....-'. 80
inner register SACKS dispatc he'd .-..s..... 80
Official tree. '.'.--..'''''- -
Total pices handled ...............sl.=' e
MAILI2;G DIVISION.
Number OF pounds and pieces second
class matter, newspapers from puo-
fishers free in county .vio poe.41S
Number estimated ;....-. 1877. i-2'eef
Number OF pounds and pieces second-
class matter sent outside COUNT, pos
tage paid on same lsltr- Pounas. -,
Number estimated. --......-.- -.}s9, 30
Number letters circulars, etc, dis
patched. estimated .-9--.o't
Nun Der pouches dispatch daiiy....--.. ~
Number sacks dispatched daily ~
Number OF pouches received caiiy 49,. -
Number of sacks received daily........ y
Number of mails received daily =
Number OF mails dispatched daily. -
SPECIAL DELIVERY LETTERS.
Mailed to other places ..'.'''' .eti5
Received for delivery. .........--.....---4-i
Total number handled. ............... 9,is9
Nurbrr clerks Is
Number carriers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Num- Der sub. carriers. .--.--.......---- !.
Number special delivery messengers 49,. L
A'N--'->' ~
L. b. JEwETT.
Postmaster.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07

Numb'r pieces deliverd by CARR 3; as -. =
'col'ect'd .---l. ls4 IS.
:. tieiivr'ed through boxes. i ,tEss, 1 ~
Special ,ieiivry lette reed. Cor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-07
Total amount OF business ....... se.55ss 81
dosEY ORDER BUSINESS
DfSHtR SEwENE.

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CHURCH &UPTiALs.

L. b. JEwETT.
Postmaster.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-03
HI.

In one OF the later chapters Of this volume
Chancellor Pasquier discusses the personal
characteristics OF the Bonspartes. He begins
by acknowledging that collectively considered,
they were OF no common mould. Their good
qualities and their defects. their vices and
their virtues are not to be measured by the
ordinary standard. but bear the stamp Of
traits peculiarly their own. What especially
distinguished them was an obstinaey of will
and an infeXibility of purpose The Emperor
Napoleon, it will be remembered. had four
brothers and three sisters. The indomItable
stubbornness Just referred TO was 10 remove
from his control two Of his brothers The one
known as Lueien. and aftsrwaTd as Prince dc
CAMEO, a title given 10 him By the Pope.
Is described as having a hery soul He
was ambitious and Greedily fond OF money.
Public affairs had all the more attraction for
him because he had played an important part
In them on the 18th BTumAiTs and he could
hatter himself that his lrmness on that day. so
fraught with peril 10 his brother. had greatly
contributed TO the latters success. tie de-
serted the court at the time his brother
reached the summit Of grandeur and whom
NAPOLEON was in position 10 promise the
highest destinies 10 all tho members Of bis
family On Lucien's becoming a widower. Il
was impossible 10 persuade him to renOuncs
his project Of marriage with a diyorc6e. who
had been his mistress for some time past
Sooner than yield he went into a voluntary
exile. ir0m which he Was not 70 return uRtil
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-03

NJ Talleyrand's innate perspicAcity. and the
advantage which he derived from his previous
social position Of having seen things from q
higher pinnacle. OF penetrating their sigulA-
canoe and Judging them with moro pgacti ed
eye. soon made him soc that cuuIurrer 81
BonnpArie's mould was not Goiug 10 drag
himself along the ignobs tracks OF the
men whose place he had taken; that
he had higher ambitions. and that. al
although It might suit him to te the
revolutlon's heir. 1t in no way suited him 10
continue its work, His mind once settled on
this point. the clever cOurtler for thence'oHh
N. de Ialleyrand again became one. neg scted
no opportunity Of gaining the confidence Of
tho man whom he desired O. naarE and taIti-
waite. Entering without s2prt. but ae,er too
hTusquely. into what hs might know or divine
Of his masters secret View. he made the road
OF NapoleOn'S desires easy to him without
seeming 10 trace IT, This conduct met
with great success and brought to him who
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-03

that her fortune could Withstand the catss-
trophe which swept away that Of Napoleon.
In that extraordinary family although each
OF ts members possessed to the highest degree
the clNnnish spirit. the moet sacred engage
ments md deepest affections went for nothing
against political combinations Caroline took
a hand In bringing about the downfall Of her
brother. to whom she owed all her grandeur.
The author OF these memoirs is inclined to
think that she dealt him the final blow.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-10-07
A Splendid Clubbing cEer.

A high-ciass illustrated monthly mag
azine In the bone is no longer luxury.
1t is Il necessity, and to meet the de-
nands created by this necessity the
Cosmopolitan Magazine, giving yearly
AS it does 1886 pages of reading by the
ablest living authors, with over 1900 H.
Illustrations by clever artists, has stepped
into the breach with a reduction in its
price that has startled all the literary
world.
The Cgur d'Alene Press, fully alive
TO the needs Of its patrons, has made
special arrangements with this superb
monthly whereby it will receive orders
for yearly subscriptions to both publ
cations combined for the sum of only
THREE DOLLARS. Remember. you
get both the Magazine and the PgEs,
one year for $500, which is at the rate
Of but PC month.
The price of the great illustrated mag
azines in the past has been So and - a
year, and they were to be found only in
the more pretentious homes. Our offer
furnishes a help to al! families, no mat
ter how modest their means, to keep In
touch with the greatest minds Of the
world, as the Cosmopolitan has to-day
the strongest regular staff Of any ex-
isting magazine.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-10-07

pc are more plentiful now ON the
MARSHES IN this vicinity than ever be.
iote within the memory of the oldest
.hhaoi'aht. Quite party of gentlemen
went out last Tuesday night TO canture
mess OF these toothsome birds The
party consisted of Charley Claim. The.
odofe Link, Billy Costello and Mr. Rud.
mart The lastnamed being the Oldest
~ Tue crowd and the most experienced
hunter was given the post of honor
Mr Ciafiin gave him some instructions
about holding the sack and the posjtion
III winch the light should be placed
hIter all the arrangements were com.
pie'ed, the drivers" started out TO
round up the snipe. The night WAS as
aafk as a stack Of black cats and a gen.
We mist was falling. The drivers lost
'heif bearings--a most unusual occur
renee In hunting expeditions of this
after wandering aimless,v
ABOUT Tor some time they finally SHAPED
'heif course for town, arriving here at
STATED intervals, wet, hungry and-dry.
a' ABOUT ii O'Clock, and finding that the
sack holder had not shown up they AID
l'eafed very much worried over his non
appearance. just as rescning party
'i"i been organized he put in All appear
'hce' somewhat muddy, slightly damp.
hitie bit tired, aud with two Franco
herman wars in his eyes. Another ex.
petition Is being organized for to-nigh.
Al O'Clock, sharp, and all who wish 10
OH III this heal,htul and pleasant exer-
Use can meet the club Oh the marsh OBJ
'osite the garrison at the hour above
Mentioned.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-10-07
Order OF insolvency.

In the District Court OF The First Judi
clsl District nf tAs STATE Of l:aao, IN and .or
ksaiouai county
In iGc mat;,r 81 the Harrison lumber Gonna
ny. cooperation. an lAsoiveut Debtor
Tie Harrison Lumber Company, corre-a-
tNN. having G.ta In this tCurl. %. and through
as Officers. il petition, schedule aud inventory
1p>nivcnt ii b;or, The said Company is hereby
dec Jared 10 he an u.oivcn,.
Ire sGcr.i oi koutens! county is hereby Gi-
re- ted 20 tAte possession ~ Sl the c, ate rea,
ana l%rsonal' OF the said Company. including
az dt2lN, accounts. vouchers. books and pSGrr>
ard keep them safely until the Epr.aiuitiril, OF
assignee herein. or further order OF the Court or
.uHSc. Al persons arc forbidden 10 raw Hnv
@'A1s N sa.d lnsniNCai or ia deliver the same a.
any psr thereof - any l.cTSnu for iFg use and
the said Company aud i,s o!3c, =, are .urhiie,a
T. transfer any such property until further order
Of the Court, except ~ herein ordered
u j. iNtiE"T CrlCred that all the creditors OF
sal! o Tor ne aGd appear before mo. Judge Of
SAIL 'nHrt, IN ofen court, 81 the Cyur. room
ihc7ep; a. EatAdgUm. kooleuHi COUNTY, Idaho.
on the 6.h day Of November. I,g. at ouo az LOCK
= n 81 Hast cay, to prove their dch:S and
said debtor
It !. further orlcrNi tina, THIS order y @ pub
lshei IN the CrsT ii Aleue IErs>, a weekly
NcVs}HlSr @. eeacral circulation Published at
o'n! Alene city. kootcuRi county. IDAHO. as
y'iea ~ said IEi.eT j. published l,iarc The "a I'll
DAY 81 for the laeCtins ui said creditors
IT j. further orretvA that in the meantime all
proceedings against said !VsaiVcn' be STAYED
Judge Of sGII Court.
true COPY Attest. Robert : p-acaw. clerk q;
ssia IuJg,, vita The seal therSOt, tAIs o'sh day
Vt september, ISsS
koBrKT :. RRAekw. Clerk
ieeail by hen;y { Ray, deputy.
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In NEE0EIAM
MRS. MARY A. nRNelAW.

-%@f'' e. hisNFiiA -
oLiy at eve come the tender lights
That never the day with Its sunshine knows;
ohiy at eve comes down the peace
That broods Till the petals Of flowers close.
Broods about them and holds them fast.
As iuiied by silence, they fall asleep
Foided aud clasped IN the soft earess,
Shielded by shadows tender and deep.
Only at eve. 10 came TO her
The gentle a:loa:nns, AS fall Of peace
As The early sPringflmes fragrant dusk
Mieh the restless sigbs Of the breezes cease;
80 eaine TO Her the peace of Rest.
Like the tranquil hush al the close of day.
Ia the solemn beauty Of eyeHtlde.
When the suns fierce rays are soothed Away.
70 came To her the biest REP 81,
fife ana holy and sweet and deep,
calm and pia1ctd-foreyer thus
lie glYeih 10 His beloved sleei.
Al dusk shine ont tho placid stars
"heh the great wide world below is dark;
~ shone Faiths dearest stars for her
brilliant, upward guiding spark.
Al peace --i0feyernore at peace;
The trials past, the Gross laid down,
Tie teinpesi-IrOubled ocean stiIIed
The shore beyond, the rest Tue Crown.
All these for her; and slumber's balm,
Pure and holy and sweet and deep,
Calm and placid-toreyer thus
He giseth Ia His beloved sleep
BLuE CRgrK, Sept. &c, 'a3. T.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. G. W. Beehtal is visiting spo.
kane friends.
Mrs. \. X. Porter. who passed the
Summer AT their place up The lake. re.
tari4ed 10 Spokane tie first OF week.
Ldward parlme;er left for Spokane
last sunday 10 enter the business col
icse there FOR a two years course.
Mn. Nesb.it returned THURSDAY
morning, from a pleasant visit with the
Captain Who nayiga,us the waters Of
The upper Columbia
ca-sAi Niauf'cr of Il. Ma,ie's. a pros.
porous and well known farmer Of the
-. Joe river valley. called on Tie rEE>s
last Tuesday aud deposited 500 for a
years subscription.
distinct deputy grand master. George
Thomson leaves icr Boise City ncx,!Fu
day Is representative 10 th,,rranh lodge.
! o.u-f,. which meets IN that city the
following Tuesday.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-10-07

Tor G5p, claAs job printing cali on the
lHro.
No viii 40; tc underspld by any one.
Nerarlsnd.
\ tine sclcc,ion of calling cards at
tbs Office.
Fresh oysters a, the q. X. Market
D't, Friday.
''rccu gage plums, only Ca cents a box
u; Thompsnn's.
liuc lot Of case goods for family us"
az Tho Lynx saloon.
l'r"sh salmon and halihut on Friday
at the q. X. market.
WARRANTED deeds aud location blanks
'"T AL" n, this Office.
Hunting Al parties bunting for a
h1rgain will find 1t at sanders.
Old Crow whiskcy and Cosmopolitan
GgaIa at the Lynx saloon.
Lumber. shakes and shingles in any
quantity at V. W Sanders.
Fresh country eggs. choice creamery
and ranch butter a. V. ". Sanders.
\ fine lot Of bottled claret for family
"%" :" cents quart. at Lynx saloon.
Farmers, buy your lumber, shakes
ana shingles of Wiggctt, Emrey 4 Co.
at bottom prices.
\ nice assortment Of fresh vegetables
~ Tao lowest prices you find them at
'Hc q. X, market.
For goods At your own prices you are
strictly In it Mt V. ". Sanders, IL &C
'"mpanied by the cash.
Worlds fair paper napkins for sale at
'"iS Office. The latest novelty In that
''''. tifty cents a hundred.
pr' Mcrherson alls teeth without
t'h Office, Lakeside avenue and
'"''h street, C~ur d'Alcne.
''"nt', now ia the time To buy your
,'' nat We are selling them very low
gu" month for cash. Mcfarland.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-10-07
Northern Pacific.

Double daily trains to st, Paul, Min
noapolis, Milwaukee and Chicago with
out change of cars. Connects at ST.
Paul and Chicago for all points east
and south. superior Pullman slccpers.
upholstered tourist cars and dining
cars on all through trains. Direct scry-
ice TO the Yellowstone National Park.
Fast time and all the reduced rates
afforded patrons of this line. For full
information call on or address
l.. JoY, Agent.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-10-07
NNtR DALENE nael,y ottm

T'Et IL DAiESE Is a city Of ~
~ I"FuAa,iOn, beautifully situated "a
IT, n.ttAefn sisUsc o. the famous Cau,
q A.ys-e .Ake. 81 miles cas-, Of s,sa as.e
os ! branch llnc OF Tic Northern tactic
J. &. ILaes of steamers nakc regular
,sin sfVtn ,his city up the lakc - tic
ArAl II navigation osI ihu ~. Joe ai.,i
'Fr4; A!cssu rargS, connecting 81 u..i
N-@apa sGsh u4c RAILROAD lnc ln,o ilsr
ssA s-.'cs Aatd lead hlgirs The c!ly Is
,-.r q The ha.sss taxed summcg .rsorss
.- &C tavt,hsos,. and Is tcvogEl1s nau.c
lasEE-Ai zach yeas, Its .ssA4hg hunting
batting a'al oA,Ains a,siac,.o..s aic Al
a..a. 4Hls,oas- Thc lls.vs, :. na.
:a:q i*s', 10 sAc s~st siugt N1.esguAai
AL 10 inastisrrh' !usus; gs4sA F~srsaa
ia Adau;u Tie city o4 Tie ues.. The
--.ta'fy suassd atsoss. Is taasic up II nch
agricultural lands ard extensive so.rs.a
.: fci.gs pinr. fr. rssiAG at4d lAnAsac
Hsi 'ac cily 10 deA,ltsrsi - i.rcsinc a
t-a1-!7csag.ns c~f,rs tuf tho pssaluc;s
cyl. ;arsr uo-Jsia The btssiacss inrt And
'r'..tou'a aso rsltrrra5sins. ard take
! sale In making The I,.scr a,sFao;!to
i-eso AZ" Gao chsErh organizations
'al:.s:. Methodist. l's-ab, terrain. Ep4s
otisA- and lknman Ca,hnllc. The pecsc,
't3eFs aEc wrll represented ~ i lpjsc
'AsA = Masoua. odd TcIloss. knights
- lyiA!aa. G. ) IT.. aslJ Wo'usn's lie
.,t '"gIaa Tho CITY il sgpp,iol N.,h
'.Fr;''r lights. guai na,sg wugis. an
'-'sA"; pab'!c school, t&,iidsns sash aisd
d ~ factory. tao saw mills. THO girsi
$3.50 hotc's. boa, buIlsIiug yAgls clc.
!a's" arc ,ci guusl opportunities 10 cn,
fSsr TIA lucrative bastprAA and ~ diver.
h-cb faFmin. Manufactures ate PAR
'H-u.asiy dcsiscd. aud arr Offered extra
Indaeomcaia The samnrrs arc tom
I"rAi" with .Iffscicn; rainfall "a insure
"h9Dt!Aui CROPS. whilo the winters ate
i'~" iruiu extreme cold. No better 10
'Atl"n Tot profitable Investments OF TOT
s''1T'ns Ideal homes can hc found in
"" northwest. There Ia always We
'HaH here among an cIc"llcn, IS-opln.
'H a t-an,iful region and an inoomrat
a .,a climate.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-10-07
ClEUR D'ALENE PRESS
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hAttkpAf........-.- OCT. 7. lsa3.
rAe CkzTsass.

Baptist services iii Sander & Go. 5
la. each SUNDAY III II a. III. Ever, ole
iA,.Ird H. leatman. pastor.
>csslc-s ia Tie Presbyterian church
=, II a iii. and 81 D. tl. SUNDAY school
AZ y Tsp tn. Al cordially invited. The
,LUsiIan Eildeafos s&<ir,y meets a, q -
+ n + q. Watson. pastor.
Methodist Episcopal Church Preach
us every sstisday evening ia the Ma
>lt.c hall sabbath school al h. a m
t,cp lsJIy ltNlird 10 coilsv and worship
n-.a Is " ". iienTy. pastor
sct, .ces 1T ,ar Catholic cilutrh as fol
iyus Ne~k days, uiasil further notice
H-ass a. y O'clo-k a. ia; Sundays. snaSs
As-i srGilOtl al ~ a tn, A&HtlAy srllo-J.
=! + IL ii-nrdlc;IoH Of tic li!es>esi
~AesAtarh,, allh itossAr, q, y. III. .ut.
ioa:-... every Friday afternoon.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-10-07

\ weekly newspaper ia Montana was
taken under al execution ty the sheriff
and sold. Among other things adycr-
tised for sale were the accounts due on
subscription, etc, and many prominent
men were very much chagrined over
having the fact that they would moi;
pay the printer published to the world.
The same thing is Likely 10 happen right
hete tn Idaho, gcnilcmoa.
Tony Tubbs' masquerade ball at
Concordia bail, spokane, Wednesday
crcnig MAS wei patrouizcd. Prizes
were awarded as follows: First lady's
prize John 7. Handy. in the character
Of squaw; irs, gcnucman's przc
Martin Rudolph, ragpicker: second
lady hN Victoria Wallace. Irish WON.
an, second gentleman \ : Hiunard
bod carrier. oriers for deeds were re.
c'irol lay the winners when the judges
decision was announced, Professor
Worries orchestra furnished the mn-
Ic.
Major paggc;i returned from his trip
east last Tuesday. lie attended TIE ia.
iiunal GAR oncampmeni at Indianap-
oils. and also spent l. days visiting the
worlds fair, Speaking II ldaho's cx-
hibii, he sad it was credit TO the
state. the fruit and mineral collections
being ahead OF all others. The Idaho
building is crowded with visitors. who
are surprised al the numerous resources
shown 10y the state. lie thinks many
new settlers will be the result OF our
display, and tina, the money expended
in the same is the cheapest and best ad-
ycr,iscmcn; The state has ever had.
Chas, Boyd. of the upper ss. Joe. was
in the city "Wednesday en- route TO Spo>
kane on business connected with his lin
mine, recent assays from which give :
per cent. Of pure tin. lie has a fine
body of ore, and 1t is improving as dr-
yelopment advances. He informs ms
that the Spokane Mining Co. has force
of men working on its property. and
will continue operations during the en-
tire winter Considerable prospecting
has been done in that section of the
country the past simmer, and old min
crS and mining men generally are be-
coming interested in its development.
Some time ago James Elliot obtained
a Judgment against James nonelly in
Justice Welsh's court and on Thursday
Constable Beehtal proceeded TO sell per
sonal property OF the latter on eXccu-
ton TO satisfy the Judgment, Among
the property was lot of hay on the
Flood place, but the hay was not sold
As near as we could ascertain the facts
il will take a Philadelphia lawyer TO de-
eide who the hay belongs TO. II is said
that Flood was TO have share for rem
tai: the one who cut il holds a lien forhis
labor: it has been sold TO another party;
Mr.. Flood has bill of sale for it and
there are yet several townships To hear
from. Other property of defendant
will be sold 20 satisfy the claim,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-10-07
Troop G Wal Remain &, the Post

Ne learn from Il reliable source tina,
There Is 80 truth i'll the statement going
The rounds Of tie papers 20 the eiIcc,
uial lToopn, ith cavalry. is 10 be trans.
ieffed IRON Fort sherman 10 Fort Wa
Ia Nalla. On the contrary. ii is proba.
Die that, if any changes are made, For,
Sherman Will be converted into cayal-
~ post and made the headquarters of a
cavalry regiment. Troop q lone Of the
Finest III The service. by the Way is the
only body of |. :. cavalry stationed
north Of Walla Walia, aud MIL undoub,.
csily remain here.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-10-07
Union Pacific Further Reduces the Rates.

To Chicago, S3S,Go Grst class; St Louis.
SSi first class: Omaha, Kansas City.
Sioux City. and st. Joseph, $50 first
class. Rates correSpondiugly reduced
To all eastern points. Consult Union
Pacific agent before purchasing and you
will be convinced that the old Overland
is the cheapest and quickest route to
take.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-10-07
Farm TO Trade.

\ good Dakota wheat farm TO trade
for CUur d'Alene property. The farm
is only II. miles from one of the best
towns in the state. For particulars
apply az this Office.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-10-07
Notice: Cutting Timber.

Notice Is hereby given that The under
3-At4 flsl lie his application ~ eat Ii1t,r o..
ms loiWn4.32 described tract. tppii. Colalavl!c-
rig al lEe upi"s end 81 Ei-ht Mile i..pliis .i.
f'icsi ar Nct1niiluu1 river. iEcA.- running We.
nte~t"f fili't, hI'''tre running east one Inlle
thence iu'.h'ns ny said uNcl e. tii '4I!,o- COZ
l.1t'44;'s 5,.tj aeiC>. v. j. >HA&EE
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We hereby certify that the above and
foregoing estimate is correct, and that
the entire revenue Of the yilinge of C,rur
d'Aiene for the previous fisca: year was
s3,02l -. Witness our hands The day
AID year Erst above written.
FRANK ERlsrow. Chm'n.
W. Il. McFAELAXp.
I. T. DIcKE4.
a. l.. MILLER,
II. J. LinDELL.
3lti Board Of Trustees.
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Notice i hereby given that the under
signed wtl ~, hl> application 10 cut iInllI ON
thc ioNaN.se>l described tract. ;a-Ni.. Coui'uenc-
luE ~ the no'tl Of Zine clrrE aud oi the Iu,s,,.
half lnic vide gF iiIv sad river four niles Al
50. commencing AT Fossil Fans on tue lower
west branch oi Priest river. tupurc running
Cl.Li al.l-> up said Geek. vita ouc-lisI E5l On
the east side and one Eiir on ige west -lnaE inc
~ lali!rs Wide h.. mites Ia ieAE1h. cania;ili
-" acres. Il. Y BEAN.