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The morning call., 1893-10-13
MEETING SoTIcEs-CosTINUED.


- Stockholders Meeting-In accord
49, ance with q resolution OF the Board OF " J
reetors adopted October Z. 1893, meeting OF me
stockholders OF the Evening star Mining Cohn-
pany will be held at the Office of fhe company,
room Iz. 800 Sansone ST.. san Francisco. Cal. OF
MONDAY, October g. 1898. at 1880 r. NJ Tor tne
consideration and transaction OF such business a.
may como before the neerIng
ocS I'd J. j. SCOTILLE. Secretary.
- Annual Meetfng-Ihe Regular An
8-0 nuai meeting OF the stockholders OF tbe
Consolidated California and Virginia Mining Coin-
pauy will be held at the Office OF the company.
room SO. Nevada block 3U9 Montgomery 81. San I
Francisco. Cat. on MONDAY, the sixteenth llotn]
day Of October. 1898. at the hour Of o'eioch 7.
NJ for The purpose ef eIectsDg board OF directols
TO serve for the ensuing year and the transaction
meeting. Transfer-books will close on Thursday,
A. w. HAVEN, Secretary
Ofice-Room So. Nevada block, 300 MonIgom-
cry AZ san Eraneiseo cal se29 I'd
ANNUAL MEETING = THE REGULAR An
"A nual meeting OF the stockholdsrs OF the NAY
flower Gravel Mining Company Will pe neia M az u ihe
ofice OF the company. rooms 50 ana 30 ooo M dne
ST.. San Francisco. Cal, MON DAY, tnc loln
day OF OCTOBER, 1898. at the hour OF O'Clock r. M
for the purpose OF eiectiBg Board OF DitectoIs -
for the ensuing year. and the ion oi
snch other business as may come oefore lne meet
ting Transfer books Will close on Ihursoay,
october H. 1893, at IL O'Clock NJ.
Office - Rooms IS and 80. $50 fine 81; % ssn
Franc isco, Cal -. -
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The Worlds Fair /,

Take it all in all the world is fair. That is, Its
iud gments are pretty generally just. No doubt it
has formed many incorrect conclusions from the
time the caravels of Columbus appeared off the
shores of San Salvador to the present year OF cel
ebration. but there are instances of its fairness
which can be cited unquestioned. 1t has, after
comparative tests given It's award to Hostetters
Stomach Bitters for efficacy in cases OF malarial,
rheumatic and kidney disorder. dyspepsia, liver
complaint constipation. nervousness and debility.
Among positive facts without any doubt this
verdict deserves prominent place. The expert.
ence of generation justifes. and the concur rent
testimony of hosts of eminent physicians bear out
it's truth Give the Bitters fair trial and verify
Il AZ
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To Spend the Winter.

Mrs. Fred Sharon is now established in
the Palace for the winter. She has taken
a suite on the sixth floor comprising ten
rooms fronting on Market and Annie
streets. A number Of entertainments will
be given in these quarters during the conf
ing season, and society is rejoicing thereat,
for it is several years since Mrs. Sharon
made an extended sojourn in the city. and
factor
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Out Market Street. !.

w. w. Rednall presided at last nights
meeting Of the Market-street Improvement
Club.
The executive committee reported hay-
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A Large Sturgeon.

A monster sturgeon was on exhibition
Yesterday at the Grand Central Market.
II was caught near Rio Vista by William
j. Ellis in gill net and weighed 375
pounds. From the point Of its nose to the
end of its tall it measured 10h feet.
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DlNED WITH HILGAR.
The German Commissioner Gives a
Banquet at the Palace.

An elaborate banquet was given in the
maple room of the Palace Hotel last even
ing by Herman Hilgar, Commissioner
General for Germany at the Midwinter
Fair The guests included the officers of
the exposition and other prominent citi-
zens.
After the discussion Of a we'll selected
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"A ANTED - INFANTS NURSE, S25; so
w housework girls, s25 and $40. Apply MISS
PLUNkEfT, 424 SutteT.
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IA ASTED FOB GENERAL HoUSEWoRK
W woman who understands German cooking:
family OF 3: German preferred. 1927 MissiOn
street. oe13 81.
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IA ANTED = FIRsTCLAss COOK FOR PRI-
W yate boarding house. $40. J. 7. CRosETI Il
CO.. 312 Sutter st.
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W ence. S25: nurse and plain sewing. SIS:
French second girl, 500; German Protestant
etc $50: and great many girls TO Nil situations
in city and country. AZ S2o and s25. j. r. Gro
SETT G Co. 3I2 Sutter i
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YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WISHES A PLACE
j to do chamberwork in small boarding house or
hotel. Please call 417s4 Clementina st, MISS
LIZZIE. ocl2 2ts
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GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE :
VI WORK; small family. 1903 Folsom ST.. thir d
floor. ocl3 2-s
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L RENCH LADY, SPEAKING ENGLISH. WITH
i two children, wishes situation with widower or
bachelors family, ranch or in city; references:
smalI wages. Address MRS. BULGER, 3l5 Chest
nut ST. oc11 4t$
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DAB MCFARLIN HAS PLACES FOR FIVE
n German Scotch or Swede girls, SIS 70 s25.
92o Broadway, near Ninth ST., Examiner building,
Oakland. call 10 70 5:30. oel2 q
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CITUATIOS WANTED BY RESPECTABLE
- girl to do general housework. Call or address
NJ. N, 512 Fifteenth st. oc12 2ts
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n IRL FOR LIGHT HoUSEwoRK: N FAM
" lily. Apply z35 Hickory ave. ocl3 3Is
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uEALTHY YOUNG MOTHER WISHES A SIT
IL uatlOn as wetnurse; references given TO and
required from employing party. Call or address
106 Hayes ST.. se26 20ts
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EXPERIESCRD CLOAKMAKERs HAVING
IL own machines: good pay: also cloak-fnishers.
MEYER d MILLER 12l Post 81. upstairs- Is 2EF
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WANTED YOUNG GIRL TO DO LIGHT
w homework; in family: sleep Ct home. Call
in forenoon al 2525 Cough St ocI3 2ts
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VOUNG WOMAN WISHES SITUATION TO
i do cooking and downstairs WORK; good refer
ences Apply 1852 Twenty ST., bet Va
Iencia and Guerrero. ocl2 2ts
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ypwALg HELP WASTED.

= aYpMaN COOKS. as AND s20: SWEDISH
Il cooz sS5. French Haitress. SZ5: second girl.
s2ss Working bouse1eeper. sl5 20 800: nurse. 2
@hases,e1 go. B nonEewoFk girls, city and coun-
- a1o Sl5 and $780, young girls 70 assist Sl2
AID SIS. Apply MISS CULLEs. los stockton
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YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE POSITION IN
| i the country TO assist children with their stud
| references given, Address D. c., 424 McAllister
| ocll Ats
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

1" Get Your House-Painting, Paper-
~ hanging and decorating done reasonaDIe AZ
6. ORSrs. rs Montgomery ave. telephone 3ooo.l q
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-11-10

GENL MERCHANDISE.
Fine Manila Cigars. Chinese and
japanese Crock ryware, Mattings,
Vases of all kinds. Camphorwood
Trunks Rattan Chairs, a Fine
Assortment of Dress Silks, Best
Brands of Chinese and japanese
Teas of Latest Importations.
Inspection of New Goods Re-
spectfully Solicited.
Mutual Tel. 266, P. o. Box 15S.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-06-16
COURT IN GRANT.
The Gran, County M urd.r.r viii H.

The Grant County NJ urderer Will Hang.
w. F. Calm, jointly indicted with
Lima Shaw for the murder of A. w,
Shaw, her husband, has been tried and
convicted OF murder in the first degree at
the Grant county term Of circuit court
before Judge James A. Fee. In speak.
ing OF the trial the Baker City Democrat
says: The prisoner is a large, we'll built,
muscular man, OF powerful ply sique, but
q glance is sufficient to satisfy one of his
brutal nature and animal instincts.
Throughout the entire trial, as damning
evidence OF his guilt was adduced by the
state, he sat with apparent stole indifIer-
ence as to the result, and seemt d to be
satisfied If he could only save his neck
from the halter. But his :. erve deserted
him when Judge Fee sentenced lin to
expiate his crime upon the gallows en-
Friday, the 14th day Of July. He broke
down completely; while in the court
room he kept his face buried in his hands
and handkerchief, sobbing like a child,
and between the sobs his heavy breath
ing and inhalation Of gssps for breath
could be distinctly heard over the entire
courtroom.
The trial Of Lima Shaw, the accomplice
and paramour of Calm, was taken up ON
Friday. The evidence directly charging
her with being an accomplice in the
crime was that OF Calm, but as there
was no other corroborating evidence the
jury after brief deliberation brought in
verdict of not guilty. 1t ia the general
belief, however, that the woman ia just
a. guilty as the man.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-06-16
Killed Hta Brother.

Harry Cupper, the oldest son Of II. A.
Cupper, of Monument, was accidentally
shot and killed Wednesday afternoon
about sunset by his brother, Fred Cup
per, says the Long Creek Eagle. The
particulars are as follows: Wednesday
afternoon the two brothers, each in DOS
session OF a gun, started ont to kill cou-
gar that had been committing deprsds-
tons in the vicinity. The two boys sep
arated in order that they would make
sure OF securing the animal in case 1t was
out of its lair on that afternoon, and
wandered about through the under
growth, neither having any knowledge OF
the others whereabouts Fred, the
younger of the two brothers, imagined
he saw a wildcat or cougar wandering
elowly on it's accustomed trail through
the brush or thicket. With direct aim
he fired. but instead OF capturing the
much sought for sheep camp offender
his brother, Harry, fell victim, dyini
almost instantly.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-06-16

nephews should attach to that which
marked his final resting place q culinary
recipe, to be renewed daily. To falicitate
this he left 1856 recipes, the object in
view, according to his will, being to be
useful to his fellow citizens after his
death. There exists, it should be ssid,
In France an epitaph committee, and the
members Of the same absolutely refuse
to allow the condition indicated in the
dead mans will to DO carried out. The
unpleasant consequence for the nephews
OF the deceased is that. according TO the
conditions Of the will, they can not touch
the fortune left unless their late uncle'e
instructions be complied with.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-06-16
HANDOUTS OF vIOLETs.
The Latest Pretty Fancy Of tho Partisan
Women.

The --latest Pretty Fancy Of tho Parisisn
Women.
From the New York sun.
The flower baths rendered fasliona-
BILE ov Lenthine, the great Partisan per-
fumer, are quite within the possibilities
for popular girls with thrifty turn Of
mind. They are prepared by tossing
three handfuls OF dried violets in the
bottom of the tub, soaking them in boil
ing water for half or three quarters OF an
hour, when the rest of the water is
added and the bath is ready, delightfully."-
perfumed and refreshing to the nerves,
by virtue Of the fragrant blossoms.
Flowers that have been worn on an
evening or done duty in vases for day
can be utilized for the bath as well as for
fresh blossoms. They have but to be
strir ped of their petals aud then dried
with sprinkliDg of salt upon q news
paper or towel in sunny window. An
other pet fancy OF the ladies' In to fill a
pillow with the dried flower petals, q
pillow made Of the strong, fine boiling
cloth 'fsilk, through which the tint Of
the blossoms may be plainly eeen.
Then for the delicate part Of the work
write upon the pillow in soft shades OF
sepie he initials OF the donors Of the
blo' ems, intertwined in fancy curves
and spirals, or the dates, or any little
catch word to remind you OF pleasant as
sociations with the flowers. Tho pillow
lie restiul to tired head and brings re
| Elections and dreams as sweet and subtle
az the faint fragrance OF the dead flowers
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-06-16
PENSIONS.

Thomas F. Dennie, a pension bureau
expert, describing private pension abuses
in the May Forum, Gays that in the fifty
second congress a western member in
troduced bill to pension widow, and
zealously sought q favorable report from
the committee on invalid pensions, who
ON investigation found that precisely the
same bill, introduced by the same men,
Der, had passed the fifty-first congress,
and that the beneficiary had been in
comfortable receipt of her pension for
more than year. In 1898 prominent
southern member introduced a bill to
restore pension to soldiers widow.
An exact duplicate Of this bill had be-
come a law In February, 1891, and the
intervening year had been spent by the
pension bureau in fruitless endeavor to
ascertain her postoffice address. The
member blushingly admitted that he
did not know the beneficiary and had nc
recollection OF the matter; land this ID
why the pension granted by the fifty first
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-06-16
Pats WisdOm.

Once upon a time steamboat line was
running between New York and Albany
charging IS. 90 for the trip. A new line
was started; the proprietors put the price
to the reasonable figure Of $3.50 and
stuck there. The old line saw its trade
drifting away and made frantic but inef-
fectual efforts to retain and recover it.
AS a last resort it cut rates to less than
cost. One day a bright lrishmsn wishing
to go to Albany, approached the dock
where the rival steamboats, lay side by
side. The runners for both lines tackled
him.
"I'll put you in Albany for 81 80" said
the representative of the new line.
"I'll put you there for nothing" said
the old one.
Pat scratched his head doubtfully for a
moment ; then his native wit came to the
front and looking at the there. for moth
ing" runner, be said: "Begora, I'll not
travel wild yez; but I'll roide wild the
chap that made yez take me for moth
ing"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-06-16

lizard world. He was born at Plainville,
Michigan. As he has always had fancy
for billiards, he has given much time to
the study and practice ever since he wae
a youngster. His first real match took
place in New York city in 1890. In 1892
he defeated both Schaefer and Slosson in
contests for the worlds championship.
He was confident of winning in this
match, and the result proved that the
young American is certainly the most
expert billiardist the world ever saw.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-06-16

Michael Buckley. of Pataha City, is in
Walla Walla shaking hands with old
friends. "Mike" is an old Wslla Wallan
having come here in 1861, remaining un-
til about 1880, when he moved to his
present home. While in conversation
with Statesman reporter, Mr.. Buckley
happened to notice Judge B. L. Sharp
stein passing, and he remarked: "There
goes the man who brought the first lot OF
Schuttler wagons to Walla Walla valley.
1t WAS in 1868, and there we're very few
wagons in use in the valley at that time.
He ordered quite a number and some of
with him, saying that he could never dis
pose Of SO many; but he simply
shrugged his shoulders and said: i
guess they will be needed in time.'"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-06-16
congress to Sarah A. Phelps still awaits
Q claimantn'

congress to Sarah A. Phelps still awaits
. claimant"
Portland Dispatch A New York
preacher, Rev. Thomas M. Peters, re-
Gently characterized the arrears OF pen.
sions act OF 1879 as Shameful" and de,
clared that "since that time it has been
sheer robbery of the public treasury"
He quoted the commissioner OF pensions
as saying in 1889 that out of $50, 000, 900
paid in pensions $25 ,000, 900 went into
the pockets of pension sharks and, he
added: Now fully $4,000, 900 goes
into the pockets Of these men,"
Albany, N. Y, Argus: 1t would not be
difficult for the pension authorities to
publish the names OF all applicants for
pensions in the localities in which they
reside. II the pension roll is a roll OF
honor. then publicity should be courted,
not Stunned A printed list of appli-
cants for pensions in q town, posted
publicly in the post-ofiice OF the town,
the undeserving.
Rochester Herald: We believe that
every veteran who is Justly entitled to
government aid should have it; but We
also believe that there are tens of thou
sands Of individuals drawing pension
money today who have no shadow of an
honest claim upon the bounty or graft.
tude Of the Federal government, and
that as the proofs OF their unworthiness
are supplied their names should be
stricken from the pension rolls. Such,
we are convinced, IL the opinion enter.
tanned by three -fourths of the memb eri
of both political parties.
Cincinnati Times Star The Grand
Army has been charged with countenanc
ing, ii not promoting, pension abuses
Ii it would free itself Of suspicion and re.
tain public confidence and goodwill, the
action Of the New York State Comman
der must be repudiated by the Nationa
Encampment. Should his course bs
sustained, the whole organization viii
bear the stigma of not only winking q,
but actively participating in the gross
frauds upon the government in tn,
matter Of pensions.
Portland Dispatch: Unworthy pen
sioners have been fought hard for tw,
years by Fa-Dham Post q. A. R., of New
York. Last March, it recited what wer
in it's view the only circumstances il
which pensions ought to be paid
namely, where they are really needed
because Of some actual disability. o.
adopting resolution ,condemning tn
pensioning Of understanding soldiers
was severely censured and afterward
disbanded. The disbsnding of the pos
on account Of it's action to purge the per
sion list is apt to react against thos
.. denouncing it's action.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-06-16

rroHi 81 NICHOLAS.
A parsonage cat, whose favorite seat il
on the study table, has found new use
for himself. He watches his master'a
pen, and occasionally, when the writer 10
tired, takes the holder in his mouth.
But his real usefulness Ia to act - Q
paper weight When a sheet is finished
and laid aside the cat walks gravely 70
1t and takes his eeat on the paper. AZ
soon as another is laid aside he leaves
the first and sits on the second. Some
times, to try him, his master lays down
on different parts Of the table sheets in
rapid succession. But Powhattan, the
cat, remains seated, shrewdly supposing
that to be fun, not business. When the
work begins anew the cat seats himeelf
on the laet paper laid down and waits fer
another. Thus le shows that he watches
his masters work, and perhaps thinks 1t
!s his duty to keep the paper from blow
ing away.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-06-16

and Peru. His quality as diplomat was
shown during the treaty making period
between China and the United States.
He is man about 63 years Of age, with
a very kindly smile. Those who know
him aver that beneath this smile turks
sufficient astuteness, however, to more
than take care of his country's interests.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-06-16

speaks several languages finently. He
enjoys meme Of his wife g popularity, how
ever. This is due partly to his appear
ance, partly to his character and partly
to the evil disposition OF his father, who,
in his day, was very much disliked. Don
Antonio holds the rank Of major Of hus-
sare.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-06-16

eIlt u Di8u Vi ulOTc
than ordinary inter-
est, in view of the
probable e for C e.
ment of the Geary
law and the endless
complications likely
to arise with China
in cons gu en- C e.
While not a hand
some man, Minister
Tsui Kwo Yin is a
man of the best lit
erary rank in China.
He has served as
minister TO Spain
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-06-16

fair center6 IN the
Princess E u | a lie,
some people may be
glad to learn some
thing OF her hus-
band, Don Antonio.
He is the eldest son
of the late duke Of
Montpensier, Of the
royal b GU Sc of
nee. H e ] 6
about q years Of age
and one of the rich
est princes in Eu-
rope. He is also
highly educated and
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-06-16

and John Roberts,
one Of the greatest
living billiardists.
opened at London,
England, M ay 20,
and continued six
days. Thousands Of
d ollars and the
worlds champion
ship changed hands
ON the result. Ives
Ia just 20 years Of
age, and it is only
three years since he
has figured promi-
nently in the bill
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-06-16

Salem Statesman: Many people think
h:cauee Willamette valley 10 quoted
higher than Eastern Oregon wool, that
the for,' Ell is much the pest. This 10 .
mistake. The reason 10 that the
valley wool will not shrink 30 much in
washing. Too much Of the Eastern Ore
gon wool goes down the creek" but
when cleaned it is equally a. good, II not
on an average better than the valley pro-
duct,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-06-16

New York World: The people do not
wish to be deceived, as they now often
are deceived, by the bigh-colored and
falsely colored reports of partisan news
papers. The people want the truth.
More and more in every succeeding year
they are abandoning with disgust the
newspapers which feed them with false
hood. This is one evidence and a con.
elusive one of the increasing intelligence
and integrity Of the great body Of citi-
zens.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-06-16
THE SPIRIT OF THE TIMES.

Portland Welcome: The Oregon wool
market has not been 80 low and stupid
for many years. How is this? The Nc
kinley wool booster republicans talked
about so glibly is still in force. Is the
wool market to follow it's author and MIR.
Foster and go out of business?
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-06-16
Seattle Post-Intelligencer: The drift

Seattle acknowledgements: The drift
of the democratic party at the West and
South is distinctly in the direction of an
income tax. 1t is in line with the popu-
list desire to fine every man heavily who
has energy, enterprise and brains enough
to achieve wealth and prudence enough
to retain it. These Western and South
ern democrats are quite willing to smash
the protective tariff, but they are not will
ing to levy duties for revenue only on
sugar, tea and coffee, because they fear
the popular cutlery against taxing articles
that have risen above Injuries and have
come to be- regarded as the necessities OF
the workipgman's breakfast table.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-06-16
AN AMERICAN CHAMPION.

Frank Ives Proves Himself the Most Ex-
pert Biliisrdist of tho Ago.
The match between Frank G. Ives, the
billiard champion OF the United States,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-06-16
The Chinese Minister.

Tsui Kwo Yin, the present Chinese
minister to this country, is just at pres
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-06-16
r F. AILSHIE,
Attorney at La,O.

WIN practice in all the courts OF Idaho and
Oregon. Mining interests looked after.
Legal papers Of every nature cor
rectly drawn. Loans negoti-
ated and collections
promptly made.
GRANGEvILLE AND MOUNT IDAHO IDAHO.
Business OF j. H Forney left in my hands
and will receive prompt attention.
No Delay. Business Attended, to at Once.