davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-04-17
Bur Aefi9nation 9e3mum9em.
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fon uno Waro abeewan0eIt.
mar9eI n6eIomitteIn aIsuria9e ~anseeeben.

Nuf Griu3en 6es Boli3ei6efS Brennan
Daben beute 8ormittag Bic Is oItSeizGapitGne
NI9u1t 8lettller BON Der WtortpeQftraBens
Station, Gbarle9 Qarlon bon Der Station
III 6Doe Yarf uno 0iuiam gSaro bon Der
Station an Der 30. StraBe %gestpungcner
WfaBen tbre %9teit9nation ctngeibtft.
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9aplt0ne, 81 %rcltgntreu, mur6e Oanlit be-
8rllnoct, Dab Die fir sic 8oli5et ausQeiebte
appropriation nicbt ou5reicbe, I'M biz
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beloilen. Die brei ab9etpanoelten GapitGne
llno, pte Yoli5eicbef Brennan ertlGrt,
ldmmtlicb misunderstanding, uub tbre N6=
berufung eribten Der standardization
0ober ais Die 9ectgnetfte MaBregel, bic
Soften Der Boli5eiOernaltung innerbalt
Der appropriation 5l b%elalien.
lleber bic 9tacbfol9er Der ~a6getpdn6elten
Gapttdne pcrlautet nod nidtS, bo9 itn6
9(euernennungen faum su ertparten.
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Yolt5etbeanten Der Staot, nGmiic6 biz
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iparen namentlib au6 t%niofern iebr
lcb0benstpert6e 8eamte, neil ite ibre Stel7
lun9en ntentalS poLittib miBbraud6t 6aben.
8eloe limb no3 Jung unb rtittg genug, I'M
Der Sta0t no9 LANCE 3eit ais 8olt3eioffiz
5tere otenen Su f0nner.
@apt. WarO lit BET 8eamte, Der am 4.
Wtat 1886 auf benz 6eumartt Die @nar=
cbtlten gum Qlseinanber9eben aufforoerte.
, 1894-04-17
: 0pr Micbter 9ro6men ffon6 he,

- 8or &tcbter 8ra6ipel itanb beute
unter Der Nntlage bcS Scbwtn5elS uno beS
8etrtgS GbaS. s.. 3elaunO. 0teier bate,
pte mir berettS friiber bcricbteten, pericbiez
0enen 2euten unter falicben gtamen5anz
ga6cn 9uftrdge gege6en, 0ieielben aber ME
abgeDolt, unO eincm oerielben, 6. 8. 8art6,
ais 3ablun8 fltr eingefaufteS Sleil6 cinen
tperthlOien She'd ge9cbcn. Oa aber Ser
GbeG in einem be0eutenb gr0Bcret 8etrage
mar, ais 8artb ST. betommen bate, uno
uno Selaltnp ntcht ipte er nnute, ben 9eit
ipdter DoIte, 10 ipar eigentlib cine S66o;z
gUng nidbt nabtpeiS6ar. Gidter 8rabtpeu
iprab ibn baber fret.
- Die 9tmbulan3 Der g8eitsGbica0o
@be. Station bracbte beIte fritb I'M II 11br
BEN fleinen eIfiGbrigen 9ennts Otpran nit
elmer tiefen g8un6e am 8opfe in bic Sta
ton un0 6alO barauf altcb Ben 375 GlD>
bpurn QlDe. nobltbaften Wtctauorcber Geno
gfagel. On Der @fe Ser @ricitraBe ul0
Wtiltpaufee 2lOe. bate oieler ben fleinen
&naben init elmer acknowledgement
Qettid4e me6rere Oiale iiber ben
&opf gehauen, neil er angeblicb BON
tbm nit Steinen betporfen muroe.
8m. Dir bate oa5 brutale 8enebmen
9tagel'S 9eleben unb mar benz &naben Su
SIT 6itlfe geeilt. gtogel Lief bapon, aber
Dir bottle i'm balo Elm uno berlcbte i6m,
ba er Die 9efdbrltcbe 8eiticbe sum S6lagc
er6oben bate, mcbrere SauitjhlGge ms
@eii9t. Wftt 6ilfe einigcr 8oli5iiten ge7
lang es tbnt oann, Dcn rOben Batron 81
iibcriDd(tigen uuD nao6 Der Station 3u
I6affen.
, 1894-04-17
Soil curirt neroen.

Die $40. 1870 OntarioitraBe ~tpObnbafte
Trau S. SertOn tlagte beute Utorsen DEM
3tidbter Gerlten, baB ibr Sobn Solepb SC.
Segton ieit Wonaten BET Gruntlucbt ers
9eben lei, Diele 9td6te pom 6oule tort7
bliebe unb it6 III elmer @eieQi6att bon mo-
torii6en StrOlbcn betpege. @r babe icbon
NnfGue BON 9eIirium gebabt uno ioute
elmer s3ritalt s%ugetpieien tperDen. Der 9ticbz
ter orbnete cine Sur i'm @ai9tn9tontan
Some uuter $50 Straie an.
, 1894-04-17

- 1tebcr bas 8efin6en bes yicbiper SER
rittteten" Sri. Wfo6elinc 8ouaro %beoauern
mir, beute ~unleren 2eiern feline WittbeiIung
macben 81 tOnucn, sic lit 10 id6ombaft,
baB iie ielbit bic dr3tltcbe llnteriubung Der
9terDen nid6t buIbete.
, 1894-04-17

= Miltpaufee lit sipor nod fein Chicago,
a6er aucD BORT lit baS 2aufen nicbt on9ee
nebm. 2alfen aber tperocn bic M&iltpauteer
belte mitfcn, ipenn bic SGraBenbabngeieuz
i9aIt auf bic Torberungen ibrer @ngea
iteuten nidbt eirgcDt. Die TOrOerun9en
laufen etnfacb barauf btnaus, OaB bic BIS
bergen 2(rbeitSl0bne, Sic am 1. nm 10
psi. ~beic6nttten merOen loIen, beibes
6alten iperoen. Die in 9tebe ftcbenbe
@eieQidbaft lit yDie vMtlmaufce Street
Hailpap GompanD," beren 8e0ienitete ii9
auf 450 belaufen.
, 1894-04-17

3utuufts : Benitona +.
9ficbter Ctreng 5um N~ngetlagten): 8as
treibcn Sic? 2lnaefGagter Omit ei1em 9(n5
flu8 BON StOlO: SCI treble 8ar NIGHTS. S6
besiebe ais SnoaIibe Der nGommonpcal
Nrm0" Yeuitou.
, 1894-04-17

- GerIeumbun9. Die Trau, Oie
auf etnen Nu8enbIif sur gtacbbarin
gebt, bleibt cine gan5e Stunbe aus. - limb
Der Otant, Der ms 98irtbsbouS gebt, nm
Elm @laS 8ier gu t~rinten, Ser trtntt =?
, 1894-04-17

nur Der erite Ginbrud 6es 8ei6l1Hes Ser
peretti9tcn Gu9cnbbolOinnen. 0G burften
it6 Die MGnncr nidt muflen. 8erlucben
Sizes mod einmat. 26er bieSmal in bcr
0QusfneiDe.
, 1894-04-17

-Nu4 ine6o9rge1e9enbett,
Trember: Q8aS BADEN Sic fitr Ta6rgeIe9ene
belt, UNI raib no6 6ouie gu fOmmen,
penn Sic nit Der 9trbeit tertig iino?
Otann pon Der 9tDrbiette: @ar feline
tpetter NIGHTS ais bic Rabelba9n.
, 1894-04-17

- Der Wettcrmann I'M 9(u6ttortumz
tDurm bal gcitern eiltrral rebt 9eratben, es
bat pirtllb nibt 8eregnet. SIS ge6t aub
beinr 8ettermacbeu nicbts iiber baS Slid.
, 1894-04-17

= 8ileD &inboIp6, iiber 6eiien ibtpere
@erleBung infoG9e zines m%utbntaBliben
2tnfauS mir g~eltern beri6teten, bal 5par
ieine 8eitnnung pieoer erIan9t, lit aber
nicbt i'm Stanbe, iib 81 erinnern, mas nit
tbm Dorgegangen lit.
, 1894-04-17
r1ab Ree0'fdem 11lufter.
Gin meme 3eeeI sur 5etftellulte zines Quo
runs angenommen.
@aihtnatnn. Il. llpri[.

9os Nb9eOrbneten6auS bat nit PIP gegen
Al bic Gegel angenommen, tpel3c Dem
Spre6er Die 6eititeIlnQ ber 8eicbluBz
fGbtgteit 6cs !0auie5 9eitattet. Die Repuz
blifaner itimmten oafUr.
, 1894-04-17

3erriittet fin6 ic bei6e, Der 8rcfinz
ridge unO Die 8Ouar6, 8ei Der Bouorb
iinbS Die 9terOen, 6eim, 8~reftnrt6ge Die
Tinan5en.
, 1894-04-17

lin StelIuuglubenben Bel Der gegenz
DGrti9en gfotblage bos @rlangen bon 8ez
ibaftigun9 81 erleibterl, nimmt baS
&benbbIatt Der SuinotS StoatS5 eitung
SteIengeiucbe ~unent9eltli3 auf.
, 1894-04-17

Sol. 8reftnri0ge bat 9eftern bel
Ietnem @ri6eineu inn Abgeorbnetenbauie
etnen tiiblen @mpfang gebabt, 9tur ntcbt
per3agen, lpert9eiter Serr Oberit. 9aS mar
, 1894-04-17
Der DOrfSChmied
und Postmaster
DurCh NierenIeiden und
Stein KTankheit VOIlig
geSChWSCht
Nh. James B. Hastings
WoIf Bayou, 2lrf.

Is. 8. 5poo & Co., Sopcn. OSofi.:
pWtetne lpertbeu 9erreu: Sb m6dte Sbnen iber meis
rsi b%eionoereH Sou 1)iittbeiluHg MAIDEN. SIM Souuar
1880 lag lb on 9tuGeni3mer5eu uHo gtiereuleiDen bars
uleoer uHo pur0e auBerbem ODm Stein geplaqt. Stunt
Nton1te lang touute th oas 9aus ni9t b~erla1Ien uub
mar WtoHate lang uHfabtg, aueir SIT itebeu. SD murbe
bon oreIeu Der beiten Ner5te BON Vpr0=Artaui0s behaus
belt, bod fpunteu mir ~oieielbeu mr. settlueilio Grleifts,
ring perlfafen. SIN benz foigeuoen 3eitraum bon aipei
uno elnenl bolben Sabre bate i'd feineu anbereu S1lat,
ols I'M &ebultuble, ba MIR bas Siegen I'M Bette
, 1894-04-17

0ie 8egen Sobn g. O'OtoGeO unb
9eter S'WfaueD anbGngige 2tnflage Ser
~WttBbanblung beS 8OltSiiten Meibagen
tpuroe geitern tDteoerum Deriboben. Die
NngctLagten betreibsn cine 8lrtbicbaft un6
ribteten ben 8oli5iften BEL elmer Sbldgerei
in ber %. @arO am leBten g8abltage libel
GIT.
, 1894-04-17
) PARILLA HfILl

UNDERSTANDINGS. @6er iebt, in meinem 90. Qe6ens,
1abre luble l1 mid lu~eientlib better, uub oas babe ib
2ooos Sorlapartllo gu O%erbanfeH. Sd fam Der @ahrs
pen 8eniaB lagen; oaB Iur ollie eeioenbeu 9pO6s Saria-
meiiter, g8oIf 8aepu, 9lrfaufas.
, 1894-04-17
sehr heruntergekommen

burb meine 8eItdfti9ung, tuel6e Die eiues 9prfIdmie.
beg mar Dor 5D0lt Sobren bate i9 bieie Gbdti9feit
uno Slpar peQeu meiues unoiiuitiaen Sc.
, 1894-04-17

Hoods .PiIIen fuo prompt unb ptrtiau1, uub
su baber. 25e.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-09-07
The KeNdrick Road.

Mr.. Graham Is back from Kend-
rick ard reports the Kendrick end
of the new wagon road about COM
pleted. and the Julietta end nearly
so. The Julietta people launched
their ferry boat last Sunday, and
are otherwise showing themselves
in good earnest to connect to Cam
as Prairie with good road. Their
road camp is now at Big Eddy,
and will probably cross to this side
to-day.
Mr.. Coram is going ahead with
his ferry across the Clearwater at
the mouth of Big Canyon, regard
less of whether the nincompoops
in the Indian bureau at Washing
ton give him right of way or not.
The timbers are all out and the
cable ordered, and the ferry will be
in running order by the time the
road is built.
After harvest the farmers of
Camas Prairie will take the field
again and soon rush through the
unfinished work Oh this end.
Mr.. Graham says that the rail-
road agent at Kendrick wishes it
understood by the cattle shippers
of Camas Prairie that the rate on
cattle shipments is the same from
Kendrick as from Uniontown or
GeneSee.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-09-07
Dirie Mining District,

G. d. Calvin has bonded the en-
tire interest of Chas. williams, bet
ter known as 'woodtick,' in the
Buckeye, Great Eastern and other
quartz lodes in Dixie mining dist
riot. The Buckeye is developed by
a 35-foot shaft, and the Great
Eastern by tunnels and an arras-
ira in which profitable tests of the
free milling value of the ore have
been made. Mr., Calvin left for
the outside last week, and before
leaving placed orders for nine
months provisions for IA men,
whom he will employ in the devel-
opment of these Dixie properties,
if he is successful outside. He left
here expecting to return soon with
a 5-stamp mill and appurtenances
thereto, and have it erected on the
Buckeye Immediately. Mr.. will
liams is now in Grangeville await
ing Geographic advices from Mr..
Calvin, and SO the matter stands.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-09-07
Republican Primaries.

The Republican primary in
Grangeville precinct last Saturday
was the most hotly contested in
the history of Idaho county.
Ninety-three votes were polled, the
different candidates received votes
as follows:
j. NJ. Auchinvole 90, John Long
81, P. H. Ready AZ, James Wood
ward 80, w. D. Robbins 40, NJ van
Wrinkle Al, G w Chambers 40, JAS
Edwards A, c F Brown A, ] B
Crooks AZ, X F Fulton A, S / Cow
en- Al, N Markham A. The result
was a victory for the Gregory-Hen-
ley branch of the party. The fol-
lowing are the delegates elected
from the various precincts SO far as
heard from;
Grangeville-J NJ Auchinvole,
John Long, P H Ready, James
Woodward, w D Robbins, NJ van
Wrinkle, G. w Chamberlin.
Mt. Idaho-C f Brown, N Lamb,
l. Smith.
Clearwater-J NJ Beede, G b
Kinkaid, Chas Gelbach.
Fairview- d Worth, ] B Cook
X G Baldwin.
Denver-A Won Bargen, Seth D
Jones, f A Chase.
Observation-Disclosures WOrden, b
X Miller, j w Wilson, G S Bates
Lake-w d Vincent, HF Church
O B Bentley.
white Bird Lee Smith, - Cas-
tie, I B Allen.
Keuterville-Aug Schroeder, -
Bicknell.
ives tlake-w F Shaw.
FOrks-H J McFadden,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-09-07
Denver Items.

James Weston and b. AIkre are buying stock
cattle on the prairie this week
Mr. Cross finished harvesting his 200 acres OF
grain Tuesday.
Oscar Rhoads took the first load of new
wheat to mill Monday.
Sam Jones is having new residence built
on Fiddle creek.
Mr.. orbison gave q grand free ball In his
new storer Dom last Friday eve. All the gay
and festive youths and social lights were there
hearts desire until the hour OF midnight
Prof. Waltz closed the school In the Butler
district for the summer last week.
f, l.. Parker has the contract to build the
new school house IN district No. 10.
Miss Cora Code closed the summer term of
the Rice school Tuesday of last week.
Mr.. Singleton. of South Rend. Indiana, and
Adam Appel OF Portland. Oregon. were in
town Tuesday getting estimstes Of the proba
bic cost of building Il brick block In Denver.
C. ii. Larson, the rustling foreman OF Sweets
lumber company was in town this week look
ing for teams to deliver 10000 feet of lumber
The lumber is now all on the ground for the
new school building and Mr.. Asker expects
to have 1t all complete by November !.
Those who are interested in organizing a
hook ana ladder company are reque, ted to
meet at the Town Co.'S office next Monday eve,
September TO- Arrangements are now pend.
ing whereby 1000 feet of hose will be purchas
ed to connect with the tanks. which would at.
ford protection for all the business houses at
present; and complete outfit for hook and
ladder company should be procured and be
kept at the central tank
Mr.. Williams, owner of the Great Eastern
and part owner of the Buckeye mines, of Elk
City, is in the city awaiting return from bond
for $4,000 with which they intend developing
the property. Mr.. Williams states they have
the machinery selected for working the mines,
and that they hope to secure stamp mill early
in the Sppine.
The republicans had regular blood on the
moon" time OF 1t here last saturday; it was
goand vote. and another party emphatically
declared his ability to lick any other man in
Denver. but found no takers. One man was so
excited he appropriated horse belonging 10 a
democrat and dashed of after voters without
leave or license. They finally wound up and
when the votes were counted II was found that
Il. A. Chase. Aug. Won Bargen and Seth Jones
were elected as delegates to the county con-
yention here next saturday, september s.
Denver, Sept s. 1894.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-09-07
Big Wing Dam Operations.

Messrs. J.. M, Eakin, ex-sheriff
of Nez Perez county, his nephew,
+. o. Eakin, Hon, ID. G. Stephens,
joint representative of Nez Perce
and Idaho counties in the last leg
islature, two Gamble brothers, and
J. Nelson, left here Tuesday with
two four-horse teams and 10 pack
animals, loaded with 1000 pounds
of freight for Warrens. These gen.
tlemen are en- route to Big creek,
some 80 miles beyond Warrens,
where they will spend the winter
mining. Mr.. Eakin was in that
country two years ago and found
good placer ground on the Big
creek meadows, well over into the
Middle Fork of Salmon country,
and their intention is to put in a
wing-dam this fall and work the
bed of the stream as long as prac-
tioable during the winter. They
take complete equipment of pro-
visions and mining supplies and
will make Warrens their head
quarters. We wish them success
in their undertaking.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-09-07
Florence Mining Notes.

AL. Nurss arrived out Tuesday
from a protracted prospecting trip
in the FLORENCE basin. He has dis
covered a four-foot ledge of rich
free gold ore and has sunk on it to
o depth of IL feet. He expects to
return shortly and put up an
arastra on the claim. The ledge
is on Sand creek IL miles southeast
of Florence, He also reports that
C. B. wood and will Nickson have
struck two foot ledge of silver ore
on the head of Sand creek three
miles from town. He brought out
30 pounds of this rock TO send off
for testing. From his description
we judge it to be bromides and
ehlorides of silver. The same gen.
tlemen have made several discov-
cries of free-gold quartz near Flor
ence this summer. Chas. Cone and
John wells have sunk 80 feet on
their claim and show some splen-
did gold ore. Their arastra was to
have started Monday last,
So
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-09-07
ALlND OF U'EALTJ5.
1Ne .Nes PIERCE Reserrdfi0n Mn
Bear ThCt NdiSe,

1Ne yes PIERCE Reservation WiH
Bear Thct Naive.
Spokane Chronicle.
In q few months the west may
look for wild stampede of land
seekers that will distance even the
records of Oklahoma, There is not a
traveller who returns from the bor-
.lers of the Nez Perez reservation
without glowing accounts of its
wealth and beauty, The latest
arrival is August Use, who has
been spending three months in the
Clearwater and Salmon river dis
tricts of Idaho. He predicts great
things for all that region, but likes
the reservation best,
I'm the million acres of land on
the reservation there are not 10000
that counted us waste" said Mr..
Use, "The rest is all agricultural,
timber or mineral land. And such
farms us it will make! Even
Camas prairie, though it has a
wheat crop averaging forty-eight
bushels to the acre, can not show
80 good soil as the reservation can.
''The Indians have nearly all
selected the land they intend to
hold. The township lines are run,
and they measure the subdivisions
by pacing. Forty acres is all an
Indian cares to cultivate. For the
rest they want land that contains
springs or running streams where
they can hunt little and fish and
loaf great deal.
"Thc Indians showed me where
the railroad had been surveyed.
The first plan was to run direct
from Lewiston into the Camas
prairie country. This proved i'm
possible on account of the noun
tains. Then survey was run up
the Clearwater valley, following
close by the river to the north fork,
where it swings out into a great
prairie. OF course this is rather a
roundabout way, but it is the only
available route, and will give access
to some fine timber country.
"There is big mining region
which is coming into prominence
this year. This is the Chippewa
district, lying between Elk City
and Salmon river, and is now
brought in touch with the world by
the new state wagon road. 1t is a
silver-lead country with huge
lodges, giving better surface show
ings than the C9ur d'Alenes did
but entirely undeveloped. If il
fulflls its promises it will yet be-
come one of Spokane's grandest
tributaries"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-09-07
OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
ElE 9th Notes.

The families of J. 0. Ritchey and
David Meyers are expected. to ar
rive in Elk the latter part of next
week. They will reside on Buffalo
Hill diggins in which they are in
terested, and of which they speak
very highly.
The curative properties of the
Hot Springs are being tested by
many and all are satisfied that
they have not been over-estimated
the springs are impregnated with
various medicinal properties such
as chlorine, soda, magnesia, iron,
Il little sodium and a trace of ar
senic.
DIR. Cullen and Geo. Blaine have
located the land around the springs
as placer ground.
Sampson Dillinger is again in
Elk from the Dixie District and
shows some free gold rock from
the Dillinger lode which speaks
well for that country. He intends
to have a mill on this property
next spring and much of the run
ming gear is in position at this
date. 1t is the intention of Mr.
Dillinger 10 make his properties
pay from the start.
A trail has been cut from Dixie
to the mouth of Crooked Greek
and vegetables have been brough,
in from Salmon River by this
route.
Walter II. Hill is in Dixie in
specting some placer ground he in
tends placing on the market. L
prospects remarkably well. Mr.
Hill has also made n map of thu
the above named district which j
spoken ofas very creditable; h
is alive to the Importance of en-
thusing new life into these out
lying mining camps and his effort
are seemingly being crowned will
success.
Mr.. Henry Gibbons, of Montana
has made a pleasant call on all hi
friends In Elk and vicinity and ha
left for Camas Prairie.
After a sultry hot spell we hav
had very stormy cold snap. Sno,
fell on the surrounding hills ant
mountains last night.
A meeting of the school trustee
was held on the LIST. inst.
Elk City, Sept. 3, 1894,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-09-07
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,JepsPu House Arrivals.

l. f Dagger, Spokane; Fred Day
ton, st. Louis; j G White, CGur-
d'Alene City; A G Morgan, War
rens; f Baird. Lewiston; P Cleary,
John Day; N B Pettibone, Elk City;
P II Prichard, Elk City; Chas;
williams, Dixie; J P Malone, Spo-
kane; II NJ Rogers, Sanfrancisco;
Crawford Moore, Boise; f d Has
kins, St. Louis; J L williams, Sal
mon River; L J Doumecq white
Bird; Jacob Blumberg, Portland;
Adam Appel, South Bend, Ind;
J Il Mitchell, Denver; NJ NJ Single
ton, Portland; & p Jones, Clear
water; G l. Smith, Louisiana, Mo-;
r + Plough, Chicago; H A Canter,
waha; Ed Skeffington, Florence.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-09-07
Register.

hcRlSlcF.
See Assessor wann's official no
tice to Taxpayers elsewhere.
We take county warrants of all
kinds at 100 cents on the dollar in
payment for advertising and sub
scription accounts owing the F. P.
1t will pay you to call ON ]. G.
Holsclaw and get his prices before
purchasing elsewhere. Prices have
been reduced SO everybody can
afford to buy meat. l
See changes in the boundaries of
Cottonwood, Keuterville and west
Lake election precincts. This is
their last publication, so all who
want then should preserve this
issue.
The Lewiston and Camas Prai-
RE Telephone Co. will have their
telephone line completed in time
to send us the election news next
November. See their notice to
contractors elsewhere.
LosT,-From my place near Keu-
terville last fall, red COW, brand
ed blotched r ON right hip, slit in
right ear. l will pay 50 reward for
information that will lead to the
recovery of the animal.
10 j. w. VANTINE.
The ringsters and the ring organ
are trying their hardest to belittle
and depreciate the character of A.
F. Parker and to make him out a
liar and forger because he exposed
their connection with the bogus
telegram business. Parker is all
right. He has the gang on a bar
rel and proposes to hold them
there. He has the documents to
back up his word,
DIED-At Thorn Creek, Latah
Co., Idaho, Mrs. Thos Tierney.
Mrs. Tierney was only married
last winter and her death was very
sudden. Mr. Tierney is one Of
the oldest citizens in northern
Idaho and is largely interested in
Denver town property on Camas
Prairie, His friends here sympa.
thize with him in his misfortune
as the couple were entirely de.
voted to each other.
The recent changes in the Sal
mon River mail route are a hum
bug, a fraud, a delusion and a
snare. Mail to and from Warrens
has to go through Boise and
Washington counties and takes
from two to three weeks. Just
who is responsible for the change
nobody knows, but it is working
a great hardship upon the people
of Warrens and upon the bushes.
interests of Grangeville. Dous
Holton had petition to restore
the old route and skedule drafted
while attending the convention
last week and is now getting sub
scribers to it,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-09-07
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