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The morning call., 1894-06-24

Henry B. O'Reilly. and. being unsuccess-
full, struck him a blow between the eyes,
flooring him and drawing blood. Mr..
O'Reilly regaiDed his feet and was about
to return the blow when others interfeTed
and separated the men. O'Reilly is a
quite elderly. gray-haired man, and his as
sailant is considerably younger. The court
gave Talbot a scorching reprimand and
fined him So the limit for contempt.
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DEBATE ON PENSIONS.
The Only Thing That Broke the
MonOtony in the House.

WASHINGTON, June %. - The House
held short session to-day, and after con-
sderng the deficiency appropriation bill
until 3:l5 o'clock il went over untiI Mon
day. and the House adjourned. The only
debate In the House was brief but lively
debate on pensions. and the Commissioner
of Pensions and the Committee on PEN
sions were severely criticized.
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to-day. Last Tuesday c. J. Hubbard,
financial agent for Charles Francis Adams
OF Boston. went out riding in a buggy.
Toward evening he returned, when it was
found that he had been severely wounded
in the face and head, and had lost all
memory of where he had been and how he
was injured. In fact. he remembers moth
ing of his whereabouts from the time he
got in the buggy until his return.
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RAIN STOPS THE GAME.
The Stanford Boys Were Easily De-
feating the Seattle Team.

SEATTLE, June 23.-The deciding game
between the Seattle Athletic Club and the
Stanford boys was called off in the third
Inning with score of 10 TO in favor OF
Stanford, rain being made the excuse.
Great crowds cheered the Stanfords and
Kissed the home team. The game will be
played out Wednesday.
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PULLMAN'S TROUBLES.
Everything Is Now Ready for the
Big Strike.

CHICAGO, June 23.-The American Rail-
way Union adjourned this afternoon, hav-
ing made all arrangements for the boy
colt of the Pullman Company. NJ. ].
Elliott of Butte and i. f. Mexican of
Cleveland, Ohio. were elected directors.
EAST CHICAGO. H., June 23.-The en-
ployes of the Hammond, Whiting and
East Chicago electric street railway
stopped everything on the line for an hour
this evening by refusing to haul some
Pullman traders. This is in sympathy
with the Pullman strikers.
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PEIXOTO'S FLEET AT RIO.
Conveys the lnsurgent Ship Repub-
liCa Into Port.

NEW YORK, June 23.-The Herald's Rio
de Janeiro special says: The Government
feet entered the harbor at noon to-day,
conveying the late insurgent warship Re-
publica.
The Aquidaban is expected later in tow
of the NictherOy. There is great rejoicing
and festivity throughout the city. Six
Spanish anarchists have been arrested in
this CITY,
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Rich and fine China Tea Cups and Saucers new
flower decoration dainty and nOt gorgeous
Sale Price zoe Pair.
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CAPTURED THEM ALL.
One ST. Louis Wheelman Who Is a
World Beaten.

ST. LOUIS. June 23.--The Pastime Ath-
letic Clubs summer games were held to-
day, bicycling being the principal feature.
L. L. Cabban won all the honors. He
captured the oDe-mile race for the Simford
diamond medal, the one-mile scratch, one
mile handicap and the fve-mile handicap.
In the last event. in which he was
scratched, Cabnan broke the record for
five miles by one and half minutes, his
time being 10 100 As.
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YACHTING IN TEXAS.
No Contest, for the Boats Did Not
Finish In Time.

GALVESTON, Tex. JUICE 23.-The Gal
weston Yacht Club sailed the first of a
series of races here to-day. The yacht
Stranger flushed first, Irma second, Coun-
try Girl third. The race was declared no
contest, owing to the failure of the boats
to finish within the time allowance of six
hOurs
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KICKAPOO ALLOTMENTS.
Each One of the Indians Has Re.
ceiVed His Share.

GUTHRIE, o. T., June 23.-Majbr Moses
Neall. alloting agent for the Kickapoo In
dams, is here tonight, en- route to Wash
ington. and reports that all the allotments
have been made. The balance of the
reservation can now be thrown open at
the pleasure of the Secretary of the In
terror.
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ORLEANIST PRINCES.
PeiIetin Trying TO Make Them a
Source of Trouble.

PARIS, June 23.-In the Chamber of
Deputies to-day. NJ. Pelletin questioned
the Government in regard to the duration
of agreements between the Government
and the Orleanists.
The Minister of Public Works replied
that the Council of State must decide as TO
the duration of the agreement. The state,
be added. had done its duty. The attitude
of the Government was approved by vote
of $50 to 81.
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Killed for Love.

PRINCETON. KY. June 23.-Near Green
Vile last night Isaac WickIiffe shot and
killed Alder: Reno. firing two loads from
shotgun into him at close range. The two
men were rivals for the affections of
young girl in the community. Wickhffe
has been arrested
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BOYCOTT ON THE BRITISH.
Severe Measures Are Proposed in
Venezuela.

Venezuela.
NEW YORK, June 23.-The Herald's
Panama special says: The Herald's cor
respondent in Caracas. Venezuela. sends
word that it is seriously proposed
in that country to close their port
to vessels flying the British flag !;
to prohibit imports of British goods.
directly or indirectly; to cease giving con-
cessions TO Englshmen and to SUSPEND
payment of interest ON the British debt.
All this it is proposed is in hope of forcing
Lord Rosebery to evacuate the lands at
the mouth of the Orinoco River and sub
nit the territorial dispute to arbitration.
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GREAT RELAY RACE.
Cleveland Asked to Send a Message
From the White House.

WASHINGTON, June MISUNDERSTANDING
The morning call., 1894-06-24

To gather pearls from oceans vases
Divers 90 down In divers places:
But at our mouths of streams and bays.
No pearls do Asian swimmers raise
Like those in beauty's mouth that shine,
Made by the SoZUDoNT divine.
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VERY SLIM ATTENDANCE.
1t Causes the Breeders Meeting tC
Be Shortened a Week.

Be Shortened a Week.
SAN JOSE, June $3.50 small was the
attendance at the races of the Breeders
and Horsemen's Association to-day that
the prOgra mme for next week was declared
off. Results to-day:
Six furlongs, selling, for three -olds, War
rage won, POlaSkl second, White Cloud third
Time, 1:16.
Five furlongs. all ages, IDkerman won. Mag
ara second, War Queen third. Time, 1:03.
seven furlOngS. handicap, PescadOr won Sir
Reel second, Ledala third. Time, 1:28.
Five and half furlongs, heats, selling, Vul-
can won, Annie Moore second, Prince third.
Best time, :09.
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Suicide of a Student.

WILLIAMsTowN, Mass. June 23.-R. G.
CULVER. senior at Williams College,
committed suicide this afternoon. He was
a Phi Beta Kappa man of high class stand
ing and prominent In his college. No
cause is known for the deed.
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Cruise of the Ericsson.

CLINTON, Iowa, June %. TIE new
United States torpedo boat Ericsson, just
turned out by the Iowa Iron Works at
Dubuque, came down TO-DAY towed by the
steamer Irene ID, which takes the craft to
St. Louis.
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Sale Price s11. s5 per Set

Consisting or 70 dozen each Dinner, Soup Break
fast, Dessert. Sauce and Butter Plates, N
dozen Tea Cups and Saucers, Platrers,
Covered Vegetable Dishes. Uncovered Vege-
table Dishes Pickle Dish, Sauce Boat, 1
Butter Dish, Salad BOWL. Slop Bowl.
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Fine Crystal Mustard or Kaaisn Pots, with GOV ers
Sale Price Zoe.
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LAWYERS FIGHT IN COURT.
Their Fierce Set-to Before a Denver
Justice.

DENVER, June 23.-Two prominent law
yers engaged in fsticuffs during the trial
of a case before Justice of the Peace
Harper to-day. Ralph Talbot endeavOred
10 snatch some papers from the hands of
The morning call., 1894-06-24
To TRY Prendergast's Insanity.

CHICAGO, June pa jury was secured
to-day for the trial of the assassin Prem
dergast for insanity.
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Drowned WhiIe BatI,inq.

CAMDEN. n. j.. June 23.-Four boys
were drowned here to-day while bathing.
The morning call., 1894-06-24

A few words more. II you come late in the
week you may be disappointed. These prices are
SO laughably low that the goods Will sell like wild
fire, be wise and call early you can.
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stration Of now we are going to do it. Try to be
on hand before the dealers buy them all up.
Magnificent Dinner Sets for - persons in Chel-
sea Porcelain. decorated with gold edges and col
oTed flowers, consisting OF following pieces:
1 dozen each Dinner Breakt asst, Tea, Sauce and
Butter Plates. dozen I ca Cups and Saucers, 2
covered Vegetable Dish, l Pickle Dish. l
sauce Oat, Covered Butter Dish. Sugar
Bow, Cream jug and 1 Stop Bowl. always
Sale Price SILL per Set.
A Fine White semi-POrcelatn Set for small fam
lily,
At $7.45 per Set,
Consisting OF 70 dozen each Dinner, Soup. Break
fast, Dessert. Sauce and Butter Plates, N
dozen Tea Cups and Saucers, Platters. 2
Covered Vegetable Dishes. = Uncovered Vege-
table Dishes, l Pickle Dish, Sauce Boat,
Butter Dish, Salad Bowl. Stop Bowl.
a Gorgeous Banquet Lamp in polished brass, with
figure of Cupid holding up bowl, Including
very pretty SILK shade with lace trimmings
assorted eolors. We always sod them at SO.
Sale Price $40.
a very pretty Hall Lamp, with colOred globe and
chimney and burner, with eXtens ion for low
ering or raising, always were sold at s. 50.
Sale Price S1.3O.
Handsome Gas Globes with flowers in etching,
size inches at bottom.
Sale Price 15c Each.
best lamp in the world to give a strong,
steady light, including chimney.
Sale Price SI.4O.
A pretty crystal Lemonade Set with neat ergrav-
ing and on silverne tray, always sold at 81 SO
Sale Price 9Oc.
Gorgeous China Cake Plates with open handles on
cupids in center worth 81 80.
Sale Price 45c.
pidors in sclid colors and flower decorations
Sale Price zoe Each.
Rich and fine China Tea Cups and Saucers new
flower decoration, dainty and nor gorgeous.
Sale Price 20c Pair.
Genuine English Rock CHAM Fire. proof Teapots
Sale Price 2Oc Each.
Heavy Crystal Syrup Can with patent nickel top
a Soc can.
Sale Price zoe.
Fine Crystal Mustard or Kaaisn Pots, with ers
Sale Price 1Oc.
A few words more. II you come late in the
week you may be disappointed These prices are
SO Iaughably low that the goods Will sell like wild
fire, 50 be wise and call as early as you can.
The morning call., 1894-06-24

A pretty crystal Lemonade Set with neat ergrav-
ing and on silverine tray, always sold at 81 SO
Sale Price 9Oc.
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LOST HIS MEMORY.
The Very Strange Case of a Finan-
Cial Agent.

KANSAS CITY. June ga singular
case OF lapse of memory came to light here
The morning call., 1894-06-24
KOTZ DENIES 1T.

KOTZ DENIES 1T.
Not the Writer of the
Letters.
ASKED TO BE LOCKED UP.
That His Character Might Be
Cleared.
STILL THE EPISTLES ARE SENT.
If the Accused Wrote Them he Must
Have Prepared Supply
in Advance.
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A very pretty Hall Lamp, with cOored globe and
chimney ana burner, with extension for low
ering raising, always were sofa at S. 50.
Sale Price S1.3O.
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IT OPENS TOMORROW.
TOMORROW.
SELL! SELL! SELL!
THAT'S WHAT WE MIST No

And here is short list of prices, and demon
stration Of how going to do it. Try to be
on hand before the dealers buy them all up.
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COOK & CO.,
1913 Kearny Street.

If you are ready to buy. if you want a dollars
worth OF goods for 80 cents, then hurry and come.
w in the actual position of being compelled
SELL matter at what loss, and it's going TO be
a serious loss to US. but your gain.
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A Gorgeous Banquet Lamp in polished brass, with
figure of Cupid holding up bowl, incIuding
avery pretty silk shade with lace trimmings
in assorted eolors. We always sod them at SO.
Sale Price $40.
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Large Rochester Lamps in nickel or brass, the
best lamp in the world TO give a strong,
steady light, including chimney
Sale Price SI.4O.
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Handsome Gas Globes with flowers in etching
size inches at bottom.
Sale Price 15c Each.
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Gorgeous China Cake Plates with open handles on
sides with colOrs in blue pink and buff and
cupids in center, worth > 80.
Sale Price A5c,
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Formerly l suffered with neuralgia. but it
Is not troubled me since l nave taken HOODS

Hoods Pills are purely vegetable, care
fully prepared from the best ingredients. 25c.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-07-20
Attention

In time to any irregularity of the
Stomach, Liver, or Bowels may
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-07-20
n Fishing Trip.

On the morning of the 5th a
party consisting of Misses Emma
Whitworth and Laura Fields, of
Moscow, and Fannie Stephens,
Messrs. Andrew Whitworth, of
Moscow, Harley and Geo. Stephens
and George Brown, departed with
the necessary equipments for a
camping tour for Clear creek and
Middle fork of Clearwater. Before
reaching Clearwater grade a pleas
ant hour was spent in recreation
and partaking of refreshments, af-
ter which we proceeded on to coun-
ty Commissioner Riebold's. Be-
tween Grangeville and jackson
bridge we are glad to note improve
ments in roads, ETC., and much
better prospect for larger yield of
hay and grain than it was one year
ago when we passed over the same
rOute-also there has been some
new buildings constructed. Mr..
Lewis Costly has built q new dwell
ing on his farm near Butcher creek
and Mr.. Myers is preparing to
construct a new barn.
The raging waters of Clearwater
seems to have done considerable
damage this spring'by almost in
undating the bridge.
, The Brownsville" of year ago
which consisted at that time Of a
little lumber piled promiscuous-
ly around has SO rapidly advanced
in it's stage of progress, that the
public square and leading avenues
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have been enclosed in a substantial
rail fence and is being used as q
meadow; even the lumber has been
removed. Such has been the fate
of the new Eldorado of Browns
vile; but success and prosperity
has favored Riverside. 1t now
possesses two buildings, one dwell
ing and the other store owned by
Mr.. Hastings, of Moscow, who is
doing thriving business.
We arrived at Mr.. Riebold's
about $50 p. m. and were royalty
and Hospitality entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Riebold, Miss Minerva
Kerlee and her brother Mr.. Larkin
Kerlee. After supper we were
favored with music, both vocal and
instrumental, with Miss Fields at
the organ and John Mattox with
his violin. We departed from Mr..
Riebold's about 10 a. m. and pro-
ceeded to county surveyor Robert
sons.
1t is surprising to note the num-
erOus little farms in the Clearwater
district with a climate for product
iveness of fruits, grains and vege-
tables equal to the Snake river.
Arrived at Mr.. RObertson's
about 1890 a. m. where we were
invited to partake of a nice dinner
Mr.. r. has lumber ON the ground
to construct a new dwelling. We
descended to Clear creek by the
new grade, which . is q great i'm
provment over the old road. Sum
day we proceeded to Middle Fork
and found an abundance of grouse
Between Clear creek and Middle
Fork there is O vast amount of ta-
BILE land with quite a settlement Of
people. The middle fork is a clear
and beautiful stream. Monday we
returned to Clear creek and Tues
day noon bid farewell to fish, game
and the merriment of the camp
fire and soon arrived at Allen Ste
phens, who has a choice location
and a very promising orchard o
700 trees coming on. Wednesday
) we started home via Butcher creel
and Fairview roads. After passing
through "the lane with a fence OF
} both Sides" we partook of re
freshing lunch on the "nOrth sid
of the road as you come this way.
Long Hollow, July Is.
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Jerseu House ArrtvaIs.

B S Cullen, Elk City; A R Krieg-
baum, G B White, Salmon Mea-
dows; Geo R Jones, Spokane; H
Daner, Moscow; E Baird, Lewiston;
Harry Fl Scheiler and wife, War
rens; VIM Ingram, Rustic; F L
Leslie, Elk City; w R Dixon, Will
low Creek.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-07-20
Money To Loan.

MORTGAGE LOANS WANTED AND NEGO-
TIATED IN THE EAST.
COUNTY, IDAHO. We negotiate loans at
Seven per cent. per annum. and charge Two per
cent commission. Only First Class LoanS
wanted Mortgages renewed that have been
taken by other Companies. Address with
stamp. HIRAM SWAkIS.
Baker City, Oregon
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Assignee's Sale.
ASsfgnee :
STATE OF lDAHO.l
COUNTY OF IDAHO.

STATE OF IDAHO.l
COUNTY OF IDAHO.
By virtue Of an order Is
sued out of the Honorable District Court OF the
Second Judicial District OF the State Of Idaho.
in and for the County of Idaho, by the Honora-
BILE W. q. Piper. Judge OF said Court in the
matter Of VIM Clark. an insolvent debtor, and
to me, as Assignee of said Estate directed and
highest bidder therefor, between the hours Of
"A. NJ. and 5 P: NJ. on Saturday. August :.
1894. at the Ranch of Cyrus 0vermsn. In Lake
following described property, to-wit: All the
sheep in my possession belonging to said Is.
Whereabouts. Said sheep will be offered In
one or mere bands, as may be deemed for best
interest OF said Estate. Said sheep consisting
ton for mutton, and about 800 stock sheep with
lambs.
Given under ny hand this 18th day OF July.
1891 CYRUS OyEKMAN,
Assignee Of the Estate OF VIM.
CLARK, an insolvent debtor.
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will sell Harness, Saddlery and
Groceries Of all kinds at lowest
bedrock price for cash. No more
credit business. w. F. ScHMApEKA
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Democratic County Convention.

At meeting Of The Democratic Central Com
mittee of Idaho County. Idaho. held at Orange
ville Idaho. on Saturday, June 9, 1894. in pur-
suance OF the power and autn GRITTY conferred
on said Committee by the Democratic County
Convention of 1892. 1t was unanimously order
ed that the County Convention Of the Demo-
cratic Party Of said County be held at Grange
vile. Idaho OH Saturday, september /. 1894. at
10 o'clock a, m. for the purpose of nominating
candidates for the following offices, to- wit:
One Joint Senator with Nex Perez County.
One Joint Representative with Nez Perez Co.
One Representative for Idaho County.
One Sheriff.
One Assessor.
One Treasurer
One Probate Judge and ex.ofhcio supt. Of
Public Instruction.
One Coroner
One Surveyor.
Three County Comm issiOners.
One County Auditor and ex'ofhcfo Clerk OF
District Court.
One district Judge for the Ind judicial Dis
trict OF Idaho.
One District Attorney for the End judicial
District Of Idaho.
Also for the appointment Of County Cen.
tral Committee TO serve for the ensuing two
years. and fol- the transaction of such other
business As may be brought before the Conven
The apportionment Of delegates to said Con-.
vention Was based Ms follows:
One delegate for each ten votes. or fraction,
thereof. east by each precinct for the Demo
cratic nominees for Presidential Electors at
the State election Of 1892. Said representation
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prevent serious
consequences.
Indigestion,
cos tiv eness,
headache, nau-
sea, bilious
ness, and YER
tigo indicate
certain func-
tional derange-
ments, the best
EN- edy for
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which is Ayers Pills. Purely vege-
table, sugar-coated, easy to take and
quick to assimilate, this is the ideal
family medicine-the most popular,
safe, and useful aperient in phar-
macy. Mrs. NJ. A. BRoCKwELL.
Harris, Tenn, says:
ayers Cathartic Pills cured me Of sick
headache and my husband Of neuralgia. We
think there Is
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FOURTH DAY.

Thursday July Y, 1891.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present same as yesterday.
Road petition of r j Brown,
agent for Denver Town Co., begin
ming at a point on the east bound
airy of sec 81 on a county road, half
way between the north and south
boundaries, thence north to north
east corner of said sec 81, thence
east along the line between sect
ions 30 and 80, a distance of three
quartcrs(3) of mile to the county
road running south from Denver in
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UlSCrlcU NO. 20.
Petition of w f Russell ct al,
for new school district with boun-
diaries as follows, to wit: Com
mencing at the northeast corner Of
sec Is, township 81, north of range
one west of B m, thence running
due west about three miles to Deep
creek, thence down Deep creek to
Salmon river, thence up Salmon
river to the mouth of Deep canyon,
thence up Deep canyon to the S W
corner of the set of the set of sec
10, tp 81 n W B m, thence due
east two and one-fourth miles to
the southeast corner of section 81 /,
tip 81 north of range l west of B M,
thence due north to place of begin
ming, granted, and to be known as
school district No. 80.
Petition of j o Levander ct al,
for new school district with boun-
diaries as follows, to wit: Com
mencing on the Salmon river at
the crossing of the State wagon
road, near Groff7s old ferry site,
thence in westerly direction to
the headwaters Of Race creek
thence in a southerly direction to
Rapid river, including all that por-
ton of country from the mouth Of
Rapid river up said river eight
miles, the divide between Little
Salmon and Rapid rivers being the
south line of said district to the
mouth of Rapid river; thence in an
easterly direction to opposite A
Berg's ranch ON Salmon river
thence down the middle of the
channel of Salmon river to the
place of beginning, granted, and to
be known as school district No. 81
Petition of Alfred White ct al to
change the boundaries of school
dist. No 10 so as to include within
its boundaries the following DIES.
cribed land, tO-wit: Beginning al
the west boundary of Sec 81, Town.
ship 81 north range 2, east north
of southwest I of Section 81, north
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The great railroad strike is appa-
rently a thing of the psst.
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IOta1, 81
1t Is recommended that the Primaries to elect
said delegates be held in each precinct on Sat.
friday, August -. 1894 that the polls be OPEN
ed from 10 p. IN; that delegates who will at
tend the Convention in person be elected. In
order to avoid proxies as far as possible: that
the chairman and clerk OF said primaries give
certificates to delegates duly elected; aud that
two candidates for Justices Of the Peace. and
one constable for each precinct be nominated
Ut said primary elections.
It was ordered that the Central Committee
meet at Grangeville, Idaho. on Saturday, July
IL 1894. at o clock p. m, to elect ten (lO) dele
rates TO represen Idaho County In the Demo-
cratic State Convention at Boise City on Au-
gust is. 1894.
tee Of Idaho County, Idaho.
CYRUS OvERMAN,
LEVI MAGEE. Chairman
/ Secretary.
Dated. June 2, 1884,
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AYERS PILLS
Prspsrsd By DR.. J. c. Aver 3 Co., Lowell. Aass'
Gvory Dose Effective
Mrs. DIR. CosTON.

MRS. DIR. CosTON.
Offers her services to the Ladies' OF Grange
vile, and Camas Prairie, as an
Experienced Nurse and Midwife,
ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS A SPECIALITY.
00Ohice at Mr.. Hartmans' residence. and
Shoe Shop, Corner Main and Coon, SITS.