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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-05-31
Closing of Lewiston School.

The term of the Lewiston High school has
closed. The examinations in the various de-
partments made very satisfactory showing
The primary and intermediate branches show
ed to the patrons THAT their little ones were
making rapid progress. and much credit is due
70 MIS- Day Miss Johnson, Miss Baker and
Mrs. W1ckersham, who have been so faithful
ana patient In instructing the young. The
fond parents were delighted to see the rapid
advancement of their dear little ones, and feel
grateful to those patient and intellectual in
structors
But the climax was reached last Friday even
ing when the graduating exercises were held
III the court house. At half past y O'Clock ev-
cry inch of space was filled-hall and aises
Were c Pne soa mass Of people The gradua
follows: Misses Mary White, Della Lindsay,
Genevieve Vollmer. Ruth Grostein Edith
Mounce, and Laura Woods. Messrs Leon A
Porter Ralph Chapman and Claire Monteith
This was the second graduating class OF the
Lewiston High school Everyone performed
their part well each individual showed bril-.
liant and we'll trained intellect and made the
bosom of the fond parents swell with pride as
well prepared sentences were artistically de-
lvered by each. All were the recipients of
many handsome and fragrant boquets Each
was presented with all appropriate gold medal
as memento of this important occasion. Rev.
J. ID. McConkey. as the chairman of a commit.
tee appointed to decide upon the best Latin
scholar in the class, very justly gave it to Mis-,
Genevieve Vollmer VINO was the youngest mem
Der OF the class but brilliant and exemplary
young lady Mr.. Leon Porter was honored
with the introductory and Miss Mary White
the valedictory: Mr.. Porter is IA brilliant young
man and Miss White lovely specimen of her
sex Messrs. Afford Bros, proprietors of the
Lewiston Tribune, gave u valuable gold medal
to the one who had the best essay. Messrs
ONeil, Babb and Smith decided in favor of
Miss Della Lindsay and the great applause
which g-eeied the decision showed their judg-
ment was heartily approved.
:, Without prejudice must say 1t was a bril-
liant class ana one that speaks volumes for
Principal Cummings as an instructor and d-
rector OF his school. Hon. Jas w. Reid de-
iivered toe address of the occasion and in his
brilliant and graphic style delivered one of the
finest addresses possible upon such an occa-
siou. AT II o clock the immense audience filed
out every body well satisfied with the even.
ing entertainment.
4 he war clouds at Waha have disappeared
Inc races this week are attracting much atten-
uon. A great many fine racers and trotters are
now at the track and more arriving each train
and boat. on account of the heavy rain Sat.
nrday and Sunday the races are delayed day
or pOssibly lOnger. More next week II
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LONG HOLLOW ITEMS.

Cy Marvin, of winona Junction. near Rock
creek; Washington, spent Saturday and sun
day visiting his old friend Geo. Brown, and
fall.
VIM. Walker. of Colfax, a brother of Bob
Walker, accompanied by friends are spending
week or 80 visiting and hunting.
Fred Walker is working for Mr. Shsnnon on
the Elk City road.
Miss Augusta Duhrkoph, a sister of Mrs Uo.
haus, spent Friday and saturday of last week
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. ii, Sebastian
Mrs, W. H. Sebastian spent Wednesday last
visiting with her sister, Mrs. White, of Grange
vile.
Miss Allie whitworth, of Moscow. recent
arrived to begin term of school at the Point
schooi districti Inns Is Miss Whitworth's third
term i'll that district.
Those popular bachelors" Lonnie and Ma
rion, were again in our vicinity on Sunday
last. For choice -rurkeys-SwansE
potatoes. give them call.
Messrs Geo. and Jno Stephens and Geo.
Fields spent Sunday last fishing and rowing
at the big lake.
Schuyler Franklin, Mrs. Manuel Sebastian
and Miss Edna Stllwell spen. few days of
last week visiting on the Clearwater side.
w. ii. Sebastian has, after several iruitless at
tempts, secured an abundance of water Mt a
depth OF seven feet, with four feet of water.
Harry Faulkner and Jno. Morris departed
last week Tor the Lost Cabin, where they ex-
pect spend month prospecting
Hugh Arnold departed this week for Flor
ence.
James Carr, who has been working for Har-
ley stephens the past six weeks has returned
to his White Bird home
Mr. Sapp has been improving some by the
building of fences etc
Chas. Gelbach of Newsome creek was out
looking after his Clearwater farming interests:
yes, aud he was seen roaming around Uncle
Toms on saturday eve before the baptizing-a
. smiling. ah
Geo. and Bill Briscoe are working on the Elk
City wagon road.
Mr.. Taylor drove a number of his horses
across Clear creek on Wednesday last.
Frank Percy. OF Middle Fork was in our
midst the past week rounding up few head
of ciyuses.
Lark kerlee was out from Clearwater Sat
Mr. Joseph Fields and wife of Moscow mr..
rived at Grandfather Sebastian's Saturday ev-
ening for II few days visiting with his mother
aud friends. His son Geo. and daughter Miss
Lottie, who have been spending some weeks
upon the prairie will return with them to
Moscow.
Monroe Mattox informs us that the worms
nave again made their appearance and that il
VIII be necessary to reseed portion OF his
crop.
Mrs. Buckingham accompanied by her sis
ter, Miss Mary Ross. who recently arrived from
oregon for summers visit, paid Miss Fannie
stephens visit on the 18th.
MAY 26. 1895
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NeaC School Districts.

Petitions for the organization of
two new school districts have been
filed with the county school super
intendent, with boundaries as
follows:
Commencing at S. E. corner of
sec. 81, township %, N. r. f. B.
NJ, running thence due West on
sec. line to the S. w. corner of sec.
80, township %, N. r. l E., b. NJ,
thence running in Westerly di-
rection to Snake River, thence up
Snake River, with said river, to
Dennis Hollands, thence to the
John Day Ferry on Salmon River,
thence down said Salmon River to
the beginning"
" Beginning at a point on Salmon
River at mouth of Skookum Chuck:
thence up channel of Salmon River
to mouth of Long gulch, thence
east five miles, thence north about
7 miles to Skookum Chuck, thence
down Skookum Chuck to place OF
beginning, all of which territory
we believe, is now John Day
District"
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WEINSTOCK,LUBIN 4 co.
Sacramento. Cal.
JOHN DAY LETTER.

The long wished for rain has come at last,
ami everything looks fresh and verdant flow
ers are blooming, grass Is growing and all ma.
ture has put on her loveliest mantle.
Geo. Alkre has moved his family up to his
ranch at the mouth of Wet gulch. where he is
building new house and making other i'm
provements.
On Thursday the 23rd Henry Flfers, mt the
mouth of Wet gulch, found the body OF John
Kirby. who was drowned in French creek two
weeks ago. Mr.. Cleary, with prompt philan-
thropy, Immediately had a coffin made and the
deceased brought down and given Christian
burial in the John Day burial ground on Fri
day. Nay 9th
The Spokane company which bonded the
Victor and Wild Cat claims from Geo, Alkire
have enlarged the old Victor ditch to carry 400
inches OF water and have completed it, and
are now waiting for their giant and heavy ma
Chinery from below but how ii Is to De hauled
in here is II problem not easy of solution, be.
cause the broadside of the bran new wagon
road is washed out in two places below Cap
Wilson'S. should we have an average river
this summer wonld suggest that the road
viewers come and take long lin ering look
AT that portion OF it-by moonlight
Work comes from Florence that I've out of a
party of SIX prospectors were drowed in the
river above the Wire bridge. Carey found
their boat in the eddy there another addition
to the long list of adVenturers who have lost
their lives in the dangerous salmon.
John Day Greek, MAY ~ 1873, W
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From Clearwater.

Joe Bowles started with freight
for Uniontown Saturday.
Sam Franklin, of Poverty Flat,
is quite sick.
Mrs. Romero has been on the
sick list but is improving rapidly.
Peter King, of Smiley ridge, re-
turned from the post Office May 81,
in time to illness the collapse OF
his dwelling into a shapeless heap
of ashes. He is the unfortunate
loser of all his household goods
and about 5000 in money.
Mr.. Romero departed May 90
for Elk City where he expects to
find work.
School commenced in Clearwater
school house May 20. Miss Kin
caid is teaching a subscription
school.
j. c. Young is out from Elk
City to buy supplies from Stephens
& Brown.
Clearwater, May Is, 1895.
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State governments; make Supreme
Court judges, President, Vice-Pres-
ident and Z. S. Senators elected by
direct vote of the people; deprive
the President of the appointing
and veto power; inaugurate few
other reforms in the antiquated
old fundamental law Of the land
and make it CONFIRM to the neces-
sites of modern civilization and
modern conditions, and the lot of
the people will be improved.
With Cleveland holding up the
act of congress to pay off the Nez
Perez Indians, and the supreme
court knocking out the income
tax, what is the use of any longer
having congress?
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KEUTERVlLLE spRINGIETs

Lewis Elsensohn has been engaged TO teach
three months term Of school here He comes
from Pomeroy
Mrs. McDevitt and Miss White, of Grange
Vile, were visitors Saturday,
After four days of takiug testimony, p. n
Powell was discharged from custody tuesday
night. The charge preferred against him wa,
robbery.
Forsman finished saving the logs in his yard
Saturday night.
supervisor sprute is doing some good road
work.
Attorney Raymond. Notary sullivan and sew
eral others from Denver have been attending
court here the past week
Frank Eastman. of westlake. was attending
court here yesterday.
Perry Powell and Haeberle Bros settled
their replevin case here Monday
4. W. Tefft and Mrs. T.. T. Mead, of Flgin
Illinois, will make this part Of the country a
visit in the near future.
John Brand intends to start for the Sound
country shortly.
Keuteryille, May u, 1895,
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ALIAS SUMMONS.

JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF
IDAHO, IN AM FOR THE COUNTY OF
Northwestern and Pacific Hy-
potheek Bank Northwestern
and Pacific Mortgage Compn-
N.Y.. Corporation, Plaintiff |
James W. Mcdonnell. and
Amanda Mcconnell,
Defendants.
Action brought in the District Cont of the Sec.
ond Judicial District of the State of Idaho,
in and for the County of Idaho and the Com.
plant filed in said County OF Idaho, in the
Office of the Clerk OF said District Court.
To james W. Mcconnell and Amanda Nc
Ccnnell. husband and wife).
=, You are hereby required to appear in an &C.
ton brought against you by the above named
Plaintiff, in the District Court Of the Second
Judicial District OF the State of Idaho, in and
Tor the County OF Idaho. and to answer the
complaint filed therein. within ten days (excu-
sive OF the day OF seryice) after the service ON
you OF this summons, If served within this
County ; or, II served ont of this County but
within this District, then within twenty days
otherwise within forty days, or judgment by
default viii be taken against you according to
the prayer OF said complaint The said action
Is brought to obtain n decree of this Court
for the foreclosure of certain Mortgage de-
scribed in the said complaint, and executed by
the said James W Mcconnell and Amanda
Mcconnell on the 18th day of June, 1898, to Sc
cure the payment OF two ~ certain promissory
notes of even date herewith one for $4,000.
due IN j years, after June 10, 1893 and one for
$4,000. due IN . years after June 10, Is. 3. and
interest at 10 per cent. per annum on both said
notes and for attorneys fee, provided in said
notes and costs and disbursements that the
premises conveyed by said Mortgage may be
sold and the proceeds applied to the payment
OF said two notes and attorneys fees and costs
and disbursements, and in case such proceeds
are not sufficient to pay the same. then TO OBJ
tain an execution against said James W. McCon-
nell and Amanda Mcconnell for the balance re-
naming due. and also that the said DEFEND
ants anu all persons claiming by, through or
under them may b. barred and foreclosed OF
all right title, claim, lien, equity OF redemp.
ton and interest in and to said mortgaged
premises, and for other and further relief, as
will more fully appear by reference to me
complaint on file herein. .
And You are hereby notified that If you iail
to appear and answer the said complain, Is
above required, the said Plaintiff viii apply V
the Court for the relief demanded in the saio
complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the
District Court of the Second judicial
district of the State of Idaho, in ana
SEAL for the County of Idaho, this 22nd DAY
of April, in the year of our LORD one
thousand eight hundred and ninety
five.
A. W. TALKINGToN.
1852 Clerk.
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CLEARWATER GLEANtNGS.

VIM. Brown went to Grangeville Friday on
business
Frank Maynard's brother and friends of the
lower country, are visiting him this week on
Clear creek
Mr.. McLlain. of Middle Fork was out pur-
chasing supplies and also to meet his mother
in,law, Mrs. Is. b. Stuart, and her daughter, of
Frank Percy returned to Middle Fork on Fri
day last
-, Mrs. Kit Carson made trip to Little Camas
this week
A Mr.. Burmaster. recently of Palouse coun-
try, has located across Middle Fork and was
out purchasing supplies OF stephens & brown
ON thursday last
his Clear creek farm
MT Pell and son Walter are engaged in haul
ing lumber for Bingman's new house.
Con Quinlin recently arrived with a load OF
merchandise for Stephens & Brown.
The lodge of Silver Federation will hereaf
yer meet at Clearwater school house every two
weeks ON Saturday afternoon.
Clearwater, May %, '95.
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COttOntcOOd Notes

Misses Helen Anderson and Ed
ma Benbough are visiting Mrs.
Jorgens, at kamiah.
The fine rain Sunday has insured
good crops this year and made our
farmers rejoice.
1t is rumored that the Report
is about to change hands; if it goes
to the party reported we may ex-
pect to see a marked improvement
in its pages.
Road supervisor Bruner has been
busy this week making the change
of road near the packing house, as
ordered by the commissioners.
Cottonwood continues to grow
nicely. The post Office building
has been removed across Front ST.,
and on its former site now rests
the foundation of the new two-and
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-05-31

Jake Brock brought up with
him from Oregon trio of full
blooded black Poland-C China pigs.
w. S. Breeder, a brother-in-law
of Sam and Floyd Church, of Bar
ton CO., Mo-, is visiting them.
Matte Jarrett is fenciug her
place, by proxy.
A company of young folks from
Denver were exploring the caves
at the head of Rocky canyon two
Sundays ago.
BoRN.-May 10, 1865, to the wife
of Ben Zehner, democratic boy.
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one-half story hotel. The founda-
ton Of the new livery stable is also
in place and the barn will be raised
this week.
The two residences of Messrs.
Durham and Ferris in the east end
of town have commenced to assume
proportions, and will be pushed to
early completion.
Carl Carlton and A. Hill, Ct
Kendrick and Spokane, have been
visiting the family of +. r. Tannatt
the past week. Mr.. Carlton is the
brother of Mrs. Tannatt.
Cottonwood, May 81, 1895.
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DENVER PICK-UPS.

DR. Wyatt has been supplying the people o.
TINS vicinity with pain killer this week. 10,
WIN. Dickerson left for Lewiston Wednesd v
morning, where ne goes to take charge II a
well drill.
John Vinson has moved into the Idaho ,tel
public '''
Dave Yates took a load of hides to LIE. lston
for j L. orbisOn this week.
The crew at Sweets mill are havin a two
week furlough until the supply of 10, in the
yard can be increased
LID Harriman's nine year old son wa thrown
from horse he was riding last w ,dnesday
noon; HIS foot caught in the stirrufb and he
was dragged about 100 yards before b.. became
released. He was taken up in an Unconscious
condi ion and remained so for sew raj hours
ana 1t remains yet 10 be determined whether
the accident Will prove fatal or not.
KIP Van Winkle. Jr., the phi, tographcr
struck his tent pole in Denver We lnesday D.
IN and intends staying with us week
q. f Troeh returned Monday FROM his trim to
Long Valley; he reports having seen Mr. Knox
ana also Ike Sparks, and that they are both
prospecting he also states that several parties
nave lost their lives this spring on Abe Salmon
oy taking chances i'll that treachei ous stream
In small boats. There was party Of Ave pros
pectors drowned near the iron fridge about
been recovered.
Denver, Idaho. MAY 20 1895
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Notice Of School Meeting and El.ctio,

Notice is hereby given that the annual schoo,
meeting and election in School District M =
of Idaho County, Idaho, will be held on Wor'
day June 3, 1890, in the School House in ssi6
District
of said day to decide upon the expediency ~
n special tax levy to pay Off indebtedness nno IN
the school house, etc, and the rate thereof for
the year 1895.
said election will be for the purpose Of elsc4.
ing one Trustee for said District for the term ot
three years
The polls of said election will be open from
m, of said June 3, 1895.
Mt Idaho, Idaho, May $, 1895.
W. n. KNOX, JR.. GEO. ID, SMITH.
Chairman, Clerk Bd Trustees
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NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.

NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
Lee Smith, II Il. $3.50
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON, IDAHO,
April %. 1895.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim
and that said proof win be made before me
Clerk of the District Court Mt Mt. Idaho, idaho
County, Idaho, on June 8. 1870 viz:
LEE SMITH, an
for the E's SEA. Sec. II, NW4 sWA sec; II
and NEl4 Nkl4 See. H. TIP. %. N. Il. l, =. y. M
lie nanes the following witnesses to pre-
his continuous residence upon.and cultivstioL
Of. said land, viz: ~.
James A. Ward Cyrus Overman, both Of NJ
Idaho, Idaho county, Idaho; Thomas NJ. Pear
son, stephen $. Fem, both of White Bird'idan"
county, Idaho. ,....
492 b. F. MORRIS, Registei'
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Doors 4 Windows.
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.


LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON. IDAHo.l
IS May rs, 1895
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim. a nd
that said proof viii be made before L. ). Land
Office at Lewiston, Idaho, on July 0, 1895 viz
JOHN DU PAY,
for the Ma SCI and So NE14 Sec is, TIP 35 n,
e, Il NJ.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of. said land. viz:
James Mccullough, of Fraser. Shoshone Co.
Idaho, John W. Hodgins Michael White aud
John Gaffney, OF weippe, Shoshone Co, Idaho
$40 b. +. NORRIS, Register
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Notice OF Attachment.

Notice OF Attachment.
In the District Court Of the Second Jpd;.,.,
County OF Idaho. "r the
Riley Rice, J. o. Rhoades and C. Z. Ho,. ~
partners as Holt Il Rice, Plaintfs w. no no
Bank OF Gamas Prairie, a Corporston NE nn
PENDANT. De-
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
STATE OF IDAHO, 60
County OF Idaho.j 80
j, A W. darlington, Clerk of the abovs .,..,
tied Court, do hereby certify that have i.. 1nt,
Writ of Attachment in the above ensiee9
ant. "e'eno-
In witness whereof, have hereunto a., 49,.
hand and alike the seal of said Consy
[sEALl this 18th day of May, A. D. 1895. N~u''
A. W. TAlKINGroS
Clerk of the District Court, Second Judic;.,
District of Idaho. in and for the COUNTY 81
Idaho. s95 VI
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We have one farm of 40 acres,
and another of 200 acrcsl all well
improved, for sale on eaAy terms.
Apply to A. +. Parker, Gr3.ugeyille.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF
IDAHO, IN AM FOR THE COUNTY OF
IDAHO
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