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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-12-30

In the Probate Court in and for the County OF
Koo;enai In the State Of Idaho.
In the matter Of the Estate Notice by Clerk OF
OF Weldon A. Morris, de- the DAY nhea iof
ceased. hearing upon re-
William Martini Admins i hs,a, Of Sale Of Real
Pursuant 10 the order of the Judge OF the above
mcu toned court made on the I'D day OF Deem
ber 1885, NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, inat
William Martini administrator OF the estate OF
said deceased made Ia the said court, and hied
in the Office Of the Judge thereof ON said day, =
return Of sale made by him on the 9Th DAY oi
December, 1888. under the previous order oi sald
court of the following real estate ana LOT tue io
lowing named sum. towit:
The iot thirty-fve (as> feet front by one hun
dred 1--WE iu5 feet deep. being part OF 10, SIX 20
in block Z in the plat of the town oil C9ui :
Nene kooienai county, Idaho, upon wnien Is
situated the livery barn known as motifs Law
ery Harm, for the sum Of Fifteen Hundred 81, :,
| 500 Dollars. as will more fully appear from SAID
| return filed as aforesaid TO which reference Is
herein ade for further particulars. Ana
| NoTICR Is HERERN FURTHER GIVEN, ina.
saturday the 10Th day of January. 1884. al II
o'clock In the forenoon of that day, al tne COURT
| room Of said court in the town OF kauiarufn'
| kooienai county. Idaho, has been hNed Tor near
] ing OF said return, when and where any person
interested In the said estate may appear and me
/ written objections Ia the continuation al SAID
sale and may he heard and may produce Wit
nesses in support OF said objections.
In testimony whereof, have hereun
/ To set my hand and the official sea
tsEAi-l of said Probate Court, this sd ia!
A. X. WHITE,
Probate Judge and Ex-onicio Clerk
| necao.t
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-12-30
LiyeiY Row.

About three O'Clock this morning,
Geo. +. Minis and Billy Costello got into
dispute at the Barrel house and Gre
ated quite a disturbance. The trouble
arose over an old gambling debt which
Mr.. Weber claims Minis owes him.
Costello, Minis and others were engaged
in game of cards when Weber entered
the place and the old trouble was re-
yived, resulting in Weber and Minis
coming to blows, when Costello interfer-
ed and he and Minis had it out. Minis
made a meal of Costello's thumb, and
the row was finally stopped by OfIicer
Elliott putting in an appearance and ar.
resting Minis, who was placed in the
cooler until he quieted down. Justice
Hoskins was aroused from his slumbert
about four o'clock, and released Minis
from confinement. The case, il 1t comes
up in court, will be rich, rare and racy
In the melee light of glass was broker
out of the saloon door. Minis claim'
that he lost $3.50 gold watch in thu
racket.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-12-30
FORT SHERMAN NEWS.

On Monday night the string band will
give a dance.
Professor Metgrave spent the latter
part Of the week in Spokane.
Harry Palmer, of the Spokane Review,
Was visitor to the post last week
On New Years day the cooks will
again exert themselves TO give the men
a good dinner.
Corporal Taylor, company B, Fourth
infantry, has been reduced to the grade
of private upon his own request.
Lientenauts Smith and Reeves spent
the holidays at Fort Walla Walla. and
Lieutenant French spent the week with
friends in Spokane.
The eighteen recruits received from
David's Island, and assigned TO CON-
panies OF the Fourth infantry, brings
the regiment up to within ten men OF
I its authorized strength.
Major J. NJ. Randall, Fourth infantry,
who has been on duty at Jackson Park,
Chicogo. H., for more than year, has
been relieved from duty there TO date
Dec. 81, 1898, and will probably return
to this post.
Commissary Sergeant A. z. Raymond,
U.S.A. who has completed the 3oyears'
service necessary to enable him to retire,
was placed upon the retired list on the
18th instant. lie will probably make
his home in Spokane, il not, then he Will
settle in Occur d'Alene.
The entertainment given at the post
hall, last evening, by the Fort Sherman
Reading Circle, was success, social!
and financially. Under Mr.. Edson'
management it was impossible for any
one TO fail enjoying themselves. There
was lots of fun and amusement and tn
program of readings and rccitations was
!, pathetic. grave and gay, humorous and
: of quaint dialect. Its suggested tina
they repeat the entertainment at al
early day.
On Wednesday evening next, at
O'Clock, the Ancient Order of Forester
y Court Gem of the Mountains. No. SIC
a will give public installation OF officer
II and a dance and supper. During tn
n evening they will hold High Jinks
|. the Forest" initiating candidate undo
- circumstances that cannot fail to be ii
- teresting and amusing. Invitations al
~ already out for the occasion and tho:
h who receive them will be fortunate, fl
the hospitality of the members OF Il
order is unlimited. The post hall wi
ic be utilized for the purpose.
l.: That the companies at the post fart
II, we'll on Christmas day, the followil
bill of fare, which was selected at IA
Mt dom from among the companies, "
he illustrates: Company A, Fourth U.
&c, infantry-Oyster soup, roast turkey WI
ct dressing and cranberry sauce, roast pc
1t. with apple sauce, roast veal, mashed I
q. tatocs, green peas, green corn, cele'
4. tomatoes, fruit cake, pork cake, pou
on cake, gold cake, silver cake, jelly cal
n chocolate cake, cocoanut cake. gent
de mems favorite cake, doughnuts, min
nd pie, apple pie, cocoanut-castad p
ne apples, oranges, mixed nuts candi
in current jelly, cranberry jelly, coli
mt milk, bread, butter.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-12-30

The holidays were ushered In here
with very little demonstration. and
many people paid but little attention
10 the observance of Christmas. At the
Presbyterian church the Sunday school
had Christmas tree and program, Mon
day evening, and the building was vel
filed with people. anxious TO witness
the exercises. The program consisted
OF reci,s,ions. dialogues and vocal and
instrumental music by the Sunday school
scholars. all of which was well rendered
aud en,o,ed by the audience. At the
close of these exercises Mr., and Mn.
santa Claus made their appearance and
the distribution OF presents began. For
their faithful attendance at Sunday
school many of the scholars received
copies Of the new testament, and all the
children presen, were treated 10 bag OF
candy. Dr. Watson, pastor OF the church
acted AS master Of ceremonies.
The members Of the Episcopalear
sunday school had their treat at Tho
church on Thursday evening. The schol
ars received candy and many other nice
presents. and the occasion was enlivenet
b, music and short, but interesting
program OF literary exercises.
! TN Monday evening, at the C9ur d
Alenc Inn the Knights OF Py,hias an'
A large number OF invited friend whilet
away the hours in the may dance Z
good music, and all who took part spen
very enioya able evening.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-12-30
NE PLUGGED THE uoxxLxs.

A iassadiary's Dssp Laid Piss, suss..A.
Fire broke out In the building owned
Dy W. +. George, and better known ~
NO. 8, Wednesday evening about seven
O'Clock, and In very short time the FIRE
department was on the ground with the
sherman street hose cart. With his
usual promptness. Thamke had steam
up at the pump house and was ready to
turn on the pressure. The signal was
given, the hose filed with water but IL
could not be forced through the nozzle.
aud an examination revealed the fact
that some iiend had plugged the nozzle
ny inserting wooden plug 10 the large
END. The nOzzles were changed and an.
other attempt TO throw water met with
failure for the same reason. In the
mean time the Fourth street hose cart
arrived and laid line of hose from an
other hydrant aud the boys were soon
able to throw q stream on the burning
building. About this time the plugs
were removed from the nozzle on the
other line, and two streams Of water
were playing on the fire, which had
gained such Roadway that the whole In
terror Of the building WAS q solid mass
of flames and the fire was bursting
through the roof. Nothing but the shell
remains standing. yet had it not been
for the delay caused by the plugging of
the nozzles. the damage would have been
very light. The loss lis about 81 600 with
al insurance of ssOo, in companies rep
resented by J. ii. Harte. The building
was unoccupied at the time of the fire,
except at night, when the owner slept
in il. The fire was Of incendiary origin
The plugging of the nozzles, and the fac:
that five gallon coal oil can was found
just inside one of the windows, while Mr.
George says he never kept coal oil
around the house. leaves no doubt as u
how IL started. T.. McCammen says b.
saw man run from the house just be
fore the fire was discovered, and stront
smell of oil could be detected in tn,
smoke from the burning building.
Officers are at work on the case and /
the pcrpe,rator Of the crime is found, b.
should go 10 the penitentiary for life
This would he mild punishment. ii
no, only destroyed the property which h
fired. but endangered much other val
liable property by plugging the nozzle,
Had fire broken out in any Of the soil
frame rows, under the circumstances
there Is no telling where II would hav
ended. Such q man is not tit 10 live.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-12-30
Notice For Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT C9uR p'ALENK, IDAHO.
December y, lSs2
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intennon
TO make final proof in support OF his claim and
and Receiver at Ceur d'Alene, Idaho on feo.
Is 1894, viz: ISAAC COOPER, for the 4 Sc -,
NV SE q, and Sc !. sW 4, Sec. 80, 1 81 ~ X ;
" - T..
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF.
said land, viz: William Porter, John frsset,
Chas. Edmistou, and Frank 4. WOOD all oi
CUur d'Alene, Idaho.
Any person who desires to protest against the
snbsfsn,ial reason, under the law and the regu
lstious of the Interior Department, why such
proof should not be allowed, will be given an
opts,r,up,ty at the above mentioned time and
Mace to cross examine the witnesses OF SAID
Claimant and TO offer evidence in rebut'al oil
that submitted by claimant
D,,csl-st JANIS E. RUSSELL, Register.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-12-30
Summons.


In the District Court of the First Judi.
cial Distric, of the State OF Idaho, in and Tor
Koptenai county
Ida c. Kahler. plaintiff, AGAINST Thomas p. Kah
Ter. defendant -SuNh.Ns r,,.
The state of Idaho to Thomas r. hshief' ue
You are hereby notified that there is now on
Ale IN the Office Of the clerk of the District Court
Of the First Judicial District Of said state, In
Raihdrum, in the county OF kootensi, the com-
paint Of the above nsn'ef piaihun, whssn
Judgment is demanded against you Tor uecne
aissoiviny the bonds of matrimoney now exist
ing between YOU and the plaintiff, on the
gsSun. tina, on or about .ss IN Se state !" Or
espn, disregariiny your marriage VOWS YOU
wiufaliy and wholly abandoned and deserted
the plaintiff, and ever since have abs ntsd your
self from her; and that lou stu continue to
willfuliy and without cause absent yourself rom
the plaintiff and refusc TO return anu i've MN
her as husband and wife, and on the furthef
ground that for more than two years next pr
| ceiling the commencement oil thus avton YOU
have neglected and refused, ana ri s The com.
| mon necc saries Of life, althcgh you have ths
| ability and means so To do; for the custody sno
| ssr., seyeu wears, minor children of you and
| plaiutif, issue of the said marriage
Aud YOU are also notified that unless you ~
pcar and answer to said complaint within VT
days after the service hereof, If served witnis
| Kco,s mai county, and within twenty GAYS !
served out Of said county but within ssla on
OF said district exclusive of the day OF service
the plaintif will apply to the Court Tor the ne
lief demanded in said complaint TO VIZ: TOT
| dissolution of the bonds OF matrimony sny 10
the care and custody Of said minor cni.aneu
| and Tor such other relief A. TO the Court ma
| seem meet and just ,,
| The District Court of the First Jud
| cial District OF the state OF Idaho,
and for the county Of koosenaf, thl
| Isx.ll Sth day Of August, A. d. lS9S.
. RoRT, 3. RRAGAW, Clerk
BY HKxRS I. RAY, D, put!
R. Z. MCFARLAND. 49,.
Attorney isr latutia. Swe
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-12-30

At last weeks meeting Of the Masonic
,oi ~ Frank Bristow was elected w. NJ;
George Ri,chey, 5. W.; Ludwig Roper
l. w: Herman Kuch, secretary: G. ..
Ri,chey. treasurer. After adjournment
the members Of the order repaired to the
dining room of the Bancroft house.
where they enjoyed rich banquet
and passed an hour in social enjoyment
q. w. Bechtel has rendered his resig'
nation as deputy game warden. He at
TAINTED to arrest a man at Harrison
for violation of the law-the killing OF
deer-snd the citizens Of the town made
a determined resistance on the GROUND
that the person charged with the crime
was In destitute circumstances ana IN
actua, need Of the game for food; out
,he law makes no distinction between
tho persou who kills game forho con-
.ump,ion and the person who Kills 1t FOL
,nort or sale. Mr.. Bechtel says no would
No compelled to enforce the law rs h.
6nds It, and as he does not care TO arres'
. n.rson for its violation under the
above circumstances, he conc!adea u
tender his resignation,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-12-30
~rt'R DALkNE is a city of 10

NEuR DALkSE Is u city Of iJon
~ population. beautifully situated csi
Tie northern shore Of the famous C.sur
aAlrrsr lake, IS miies cas-, Ut Spokane
Il. bratsrh Anr Of the Northern fari1c
T. Lines of steamers tnako regular
,rEa from this city up the lake 10 The
hea.i Of navigation oa the ~. JOG ahd
Graz q Airf1~ rivers. coit;ireslng al Dad
Mission with the railroad line Into The
gid .l,srf and lead mines The oily Is
otsc II the tnoss noted summer resorts
To ,lse northwest, asad Ia brrutniag ,sao'c
IDtsl,As rach year. lie fisllins. haassns.
tuAslhs ard bathing attractions arc al
ron. hnsisess. The nness L. :. mill
tar t.ss. la tho aes. tfort slSestnanl
ALL "a magnificent forest pasA srserra
ia aa.0sn The cs,y Oh the srs,- The
cy4u,fy round aboai Is made ap Of 'sch
asr.rultural Lands ard extensive forests
u yellos psne, CT. cedar aud iAtnsrac,
Asai tho city IL destined Ia b~cotnr a
t-AnatActnr.ns c~a,,rf fos Tic ps~tnc;s
@. tArsc so~sts The tSsasafxss nscn and
residents arc sn,efpftsing. and take
l;tlc In mailing The Ilsc~ Attractive,
Ibefv arc hsr chasvh organizations
IAp.s,., Mr,hodlss. i'Trsby tSrtan. Fps
co;al ard isosnas, Catholic, Thr sr~fci
os,grfs arc vel frpt~sra,ssi by iostsr
cash u Masots. odd Friloss. knights OF
lpthlas. \. o. =. a. \. u, ard Wotsrsa )
Relief ,osps- The city Is supplied with
vicrtgsc lights. gssni wa,es wosaa an
e-esAh. pabgic school basstirs sAsh ard
DOT factory. tao sa~ mills. tao ats'
e-Ass ls0,rls. boa, essilisns yards, e'r.
Taerv arc yet god opportunities TO en-
sAsc IN lucrative business and Ia diver
s1S,i farming. Mansfarsostrs arr par
,tcaIarly DESIRED. aud asr Offered eAifa
srdaoctncn,s. Tho summers arc ten
tsrsso. with sssscisn, rainfall io insu'r
shanalaa, crupa while The winters arr
Gsr" .gum extreme Gold. No better 10
rAs;oa lot proG,ahle Investments OF Tor
securing ideal homes can he found ~
;Ac northwest. Thrrc In always Wei
como herr. among an excellent I"ap'e
in t~an,iful region and an 'noonpa'
Ab,o climate,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-12-30
4 Midaishs Prsvisr.

Early last Monday morning while re-
turaing from the midnight Christmas
services at the Catholic church, two
ladies, accompanied by young Meyrick,
of the post, were followed by q soldier
as they crossed Fourth street. Young
Meyrick wore long ulster coat and In
the darkness was. In all probability, also
taken for q lady by the person following
behind. The three quickened their pace
and finally broke into run. closely fol-
lowed by the soldier. They reached the
house Of George Groves and lost no time
in gaining an entrance. Mr.. Groves
rushed from the house upon learning
Of the trouble, and found the soldier
hiding behind tree near by. He asked
what he wanted, when the soldier start
ed TO run and was overtaken. A hand
to-hand scufiie followed In which Mr.
Groves got the best Of it, and succeeded
in knocking his antagonist down two OF
three times. The latter finally made hii
escape, minus soldiers cap, which be
can have by calling on Mr.. Groves. The
company letter had been removed from
the cap and there was no way by which
the man could be identified, or 1t woult
20 hard with him. What his object wa
can only be surmised, but il such action
are repeated and the perpetratOr caught
he will be roughly handled. To the cred
it of the post, be it said, there are yer,
few soldiers who would be guilty o
such conduct; but In large body o
men there is sure to be black sheep o
two, and this man is one Of them.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-12-30
! BOTTLE D1srArcH FROM COLGATE.


George Cslgsts's Aypsal for Assistanss. --1ss-
enc farty Leaves xsaArfek.
News reached Kenkrick on Thursday,
Of the finding Of bottle on the banks
of the Clearwater containing note from
George Colgate in which he makes .
piteous appeal for assistance. The note
Is dated Bitter Root Mountains, Nov.
q, but the date was scratched out a. II
he was not sure that 1t was correct.
The note reads AZ follows: II am alive
and well. Tell them to come and get
me rs soon a. anyone finds this. l am
fifty miles from civilization, as near a. !
can tell. am George Colgate. one OF
the lost Cariin party. Ny legs are bet
ter and I can walk some. Come soon.
Take this to Kendrick, Idaho. and you
will be literally rewarded. My name Is
George Colgate, from Post Falls. This
bottle came by me to-day and caught
1t, and write these words to take me
out. Direct this to st. Elmo Hotel,
Kendrick. Good by wife and children"
"Signed, GEO. COLGATE"
A man by the name Of Ellis took the
note to Kendrick, and rescuing party,
made up by M. C. Normoyle, proprietor
of the st. Elmo hotel. was seEt to Col
gates relief. Fred Colby, Charles X
Pittman and Albert Taylor volunteered
to 60, and left there yesterday. with 81,
weeks provis ons determined to find Col
gate dead or alive. Only twelve hourl
!. was necessary after receiving the lette
to outfit and send the party.
The signature of the letter found IL
the bottle was compared with Colgate
!, signature on the hotel register. and wa
, proved to be almost identical with II
leaving no doubt as to the writer. tn
E search party was QUILTED by NJ. c. MOI
b moyle, Durham & Kaufman, Thoma
!. Kirby, Kelly & Sons and II. p. Hal
d Money for contingent expenses was sui
d scribed by the balance Of the bushes
y men.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-12-30
Ria, for the state Wagon Road opened.

The state wagon road commissioners
me, AT Boise, "Wednesday, and opened ~
bids for the construction of various
par,s OF the road. Cameron & Lynch
Of Spokane. bid $500 on the Little Sal
mon division. The same firm will build
the Elk City branch for $500, taking
the ss.oo appropriation from the state
and looking to idaho county for the re-
mainder The state appropriation Tor
the Little Salmon branch Is ss' .uoo.
There are Other bids for small section
of the Little Salmon division. IL Is
thought that by putting in ferry IN
stead Of n bridge across the Salmon,
both the Elk City andLi,tle Salmon di-
visions can be built by Idaho county
adding $500 to the state appropria'
ton. Cameron & Lynch also secured
the Mt. Idaho and St Mares rivel
branch for gil $50. The branch between
the mouth Of the st. Marics and wal
lace was awarded to W. II. Payne, o.
Wardncr. for $1,000. Local contractor
took that portion Of the Salmon rive
branch not given to Cameron \ Lynch
for $4,000.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-12-30

nap,is, services in sander Il Col
hail zach Sunday al II ., m. Every ole
invited. II. ieatman. pastor.
services in tho Presbyterian church
Al a. III. and :. - p. IN. Sunday school
s,izi5p. III. All cordially invited The
CHRISTIAN Endcayor society meets NJ 6.3J
PIN 7 u. Watson. pastor.
Metho.ils. Episcopal Church Preach
In. every Sunday evening In the Ma
s5islr hall. sabbath school al 10 a. tn
E,rt,b..iy Invited 10 come and worship
viii US. ". w. iieary. pastor.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-12-30
Netics.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the undersigned are requested
to call and settle their accounts on or
before the End day of January, 1894, rs
We must have money TO meet our obli-
cations. w. Is. MCFARLAND.
Occur dAlene, Dec %, 1893.