The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-04-01

ny oIueI Ol tAc l1Odru OF trustees,
A. +. RUSH.
Village Clerk.
April ALI Fools Day.
The much needed sidewalks are being
laid on Sherman street.
The Young Mems Club will soon give
dramatic entertainment.
School opened after the spring vaca-
ton with 80 pupils In attendance.
McReynolds Post, G. A. r., will meet
tonight in the Masonic hall in the
Sander block. and hereafter the post
meetings will be held there. The ladies
of the W. X. c. will hold their meetings
at the same hall.
The friends Of Arthur Miller have
prevailed upon him TO run As an indie.
pendent candidate for trustee at next
Tuesdays municipal election. IL a per
son desires TO vote for Mr.. Miller it will
he necessary to write his name in one
Of the blank spaces TO the right OF the
printed name Of enc of the other candi-
dates and omit the \ mark opposite the
name for which he does not desire to
vote.
The commissioner Of the general land
Office has rendered decision in the land
contest case OF Eugene Gay against II. Is.
Dickinson involving a valuable home
stead entry on the st. Joe nver. The
decision was received at the local land
Office last Tuesday and gives Gay por-
ton OF the homestead claimed by Dick
enson. This case excited quite an inter
est when IL was before the local land
Office few months since. The commits.
sioner reyerses the decision Of the local
officers.
"The machinery has been removed
from the Amelia Wheaton and will
probably be placed in new hull. The
Wheaton was one of the oldest and hes,
known boats on the lake, having been
in the service Of the government for sew.
eral years previous to passing into
private hands. The Volunteer and
korwine, also owned by the Peoples
Transportation Co.. will be thoroughly
overhaulei and placed in first-c class con.
dition for the coming seasons business.
A larger and better engine will be
placed in the korwine.
Clay Fruit. OF Post Falls: Samuel
Owens, Of Clarks Fork: c. l.. Daggett,
W. J, Mcclure. James Graham and W.
b. Mcfarland. of this city. the latter a
member of the committee, attended a
meeting of the Democratic state central
at Moscow the first of the
week. They gave out no information,
but 1t is presumed the committee
divided the spoils of Idaho under the
Cleveland administration. A large num-
Der Of those who are willing to sacri.
fee private business interests for the
public good will be disappointed, as the
meeting developed the fact that there
were not near enough offices to go round.
The city fathers met Wednesday
evening and had under consideration
the proposition of the Bowers Rubber
Co, Of Portland, Ore, to furnish the
city with hose and other necessary ap-
planes as additions to the equipment
Of the fire department. After fully dis.
cussing the matter the council voted to
order 500 feet Of hose at Sl.Io per foot.
one hose cart at si65. and one improved
nozzle at sl5, total cost Of $40. ex-
elusive Of freight. The firm agrees to
take In payment general fund warrants.
We have no doubt the people will ap-
prove Of the action Of the council In the
matter, as more hose and an additional
hose cart We're absolutely necessary.
Persons who are subject to attacks Of
bilious collie can almost invariably tell.
by their feelings, when to expect an
attack. II Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
md Diarrh9a Remedy is taken as sson
A. these symptoms appear. they can
ward off the disease. Such persons |
should always keep the Remedy at
hand, ready for immediate use when |
needed. Two or three doses Of il at the |
light time will save them much suffer.
ng. For sale by Miller Bros, druggists.