Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-09-07

G. PAUL arrived yesterday with
the boiler of the big 35-horse pow
er engine for the Scott 4 Vollmep
flour mill at this place.
G. B. wood came out from Flor
ence Tuesday night and will await
returns from the test of the
Florence silver ore he shipped DUR
ing the week.
Capt. Gum, Populist nominee
for Congress, is billed for speech
In this county next week as else
where announced. Turn out, every,
body, and give him good audience,
Public administrators Freese has
applied for letters administration
uponthe estate of John Sinclair, who
died at warrens, Idaho, in 1893,
leaving an estate consisting Of
i $2426.l9.-Sanfrancisco Call, Aug
ust 90.
Gid Williams will soon start for
Tennessee with his four youngest
children whom he will leave with
relatives back there. The two
eldest will remain under the caro-
of w. S. Nj. Williams until their
father returns.
Joseph Pfeufer left yesterday for
Seattle whittier he goes to be united
in the bonds of matrimony on Sept,
IL to Miss B. Winder. The bride
and groom will return Immediately
to Grangeville and reside in the
premises Immediately in the rear OF
Mr.. Pfeufer's store.
The school board met Tuesday
and appointed Daniel Worth prin-
cipal of the Grangeville public
schools at a salary of S75 per
month, and Miss Maggie White
teacher of the primary department
at salary Of s45 per month. The
school will open on or about Dec,
ember 3.
John higgins left Wednesday for
Moscow with Mrs. Edwards, Jesse
Rains, Dick and Harry higgins,
who resume their studies at the
commencement of the University
term Sept. 10. Mrs. Edwards goes
on to Spokane on visit. Mrs,
higgins will probably go later to
: spend the winter in Moscow,
e Hon. j. M. Burke has bonded
: the Horseshoe Bend placer proper
Q ty of Mrs. Robie and Peter Smith,
on Salmon river. The bond ex-
g pires September "a. This is wall
e liable placer proposition, and when
, once put in good shape with the
:. necessary water and appliances,
T will be one of the best in the State.
wm. vonBerge has invented y
l. malt sprouter and dryer which
promises to be valuable addition
y to a brewery. He has had one
:, constructed by Henry Steinke and
'. !" will give it practical test in the
:. - Eagle brewery. He has filed a
caveat on the process pending his
application for patent.
l@e @ Every other man who comes out
% from Elk tells a different tale con.
% cerning the wagon road now build
ing. One says the road is 0. K.
IN and the next says that the con
tn tractors are sighting their work
Id and leaving the survey whenever
they want to dodge big tree
ill also that they are not building al
in eight-foot solid road bed. Mr.
,r Telcher, however, who was owe
to the road last week, assures us tina
the road is in every particular VI
w to the specifications. This is al
al we have ever demanded.
at NB Pettibone, Jake Prichar'
de and S w Smith were out from Ell
to the county convention last week
ng They report the wagon road a
no completed nearly to the summit 9
4 Big Badly. Among the othe
F items of interest they inform u
that Sam b Irwin and James
aft Mitchell have recently discovere
rv seven-foot vein of high grad
nd gold ore which they have name
he the Free Coinage in the SUNNI
60 Flat country between Elk an
- Twenty Mile. They show som
ac- '; handsome specimens Literally speci
s ,,ss led with free gold and will endea'
M lol or to get out a lot for mill test
oi9 the Buster mill this fall.