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Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-09-13
/. o. Q. F'.-CorroNwoop Lodga,
No. "a, meets every Saturday night.
In Heartbnrg's Hall.
Gus HEAgTBURG. N. e..
Ed CAwLEY, Sec.

Episcopal services will oe con-
Quoted in the oHce formerly
occupied by the packing conpa-
ny, at 4 o'clock Sunday after.
moons instead Of morning service
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-09-13
' .Ez-.is3 @ Ez.. s NJ
announce Their New River
Connections,

connections,
The following circular letter
hae been issued by the Q. 4. &
N. Co,
10 whom 1t may concern: An
Experimental trip was made by
this company with the Steamer
lewiston or the 18th otMay,18
10, 10 a point within FIVE miles
u Griers Ferry on the ClearwaieI
liver for the p1rppseot determi
ring whether the navigation Of
that stream would he practicable
turing The season Vi high water
The results OF the venture
we're satisfactory On Julyth,l5-
30, Captain Bsughman started in
4 small Leaf H.. II . leinttli Il
outh Fork Of the Clesrwatertar
he mouth Of Big Cottonwood
]reek) for the purpose Of takiIp
5Qundings. His report is as iol.
ows;
From the middle fork down.
tie river is nayigable-;hat i.
ahout six miles above Kamiah.
find no more fali in ans
place than Mhere We lnrned bapi
N the Sth VI May. We were thel
within about Eweutp- five uiles
# the head OF navigation witt
The most Of the river good. Their.
IL one large rock in the middI,
ii the channel in shurt ben,
about eight miles below Kam;al,
ehlt will have to be taken on,
before it will he safe to come
down with a loaded boat.
1t has subsequently, been arr.
anred 70 re,noye tbe r,hstrrc,io,
referred to Eeiore the close Of the
present year. TITS is to give no
ice to all persons interested that
the 0.R.&N. Co has added IT,,
Clearwater river to It's eyytem Of
river lines fcr the purpose ,fna,
lsa,ion, lis assumed hat OWN,
to the shallow water l.etween tl.,
mouth of tbs Clearwater rive,
ard a point lelGw Fort La,,wai
that service cannot be given a,
other times during the wear than
the months OF APRIL. Nav and
June, with the ,ugsilility Of
March also; all depending upon
The length of the spring season,
and provided eufiicien. traffic is
offered
Pereors interested in ills
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-09-13
\'orlcu roa PERCEPTION PROOF,

William Siayens RI. z. No. S452.
Land office at Lewiston Idaho.
July %. 895,
Notice is hereby given tat the
following named settler has file d
notice OF his intention to rl$ Ge Anal
proofin support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be , ne before
the U S. Land Office At ewiston
Idaho, on September q 1895, Viz;
William slayens for the Sc. 4 sw. !,
Sec, . ne. a NV. d K n. 4 ne. Il
sec, [, 81 n. r, : W. b. m.
lie names the 10 lowing with, sfes
y prove b 8 continuous residenc up.
n and cultivation of, said land viz.
Belle Steele. Henry Bumgartnerr.
N'4lrtos Di.,, . h, all Of Forest, Me-
Perez county ] a! o and Rich:rd j.
Monroe, Of lewiston Nee Perez conn
W, Idaho.
3 F. NCRRIs, Register.
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NorIcE FIR FIRE. nMprp N PROOF

NOTICE. F"R PRE-, ENPTP N PROOF.
NJ VI. Haines D. S. no. $780,
L,nu Office at Lewiston, Idaho.
Aug. rs, 1883.
Notice is hereby piven to Lee J.
Wniteley AMI al others interested
that the following. named settler haa
illed notice Oh his il tention TO make
FINAL pruef in support of his claim
and tnat said proof viii Le nude be.
lore the Us. l., nd Office at Lewiston
Idaho, on . tol er 9Th, 1895, viz.
Moses NJ. TIA es the Sc, 4 &c. v
Sec. ~ AMI e. e e. fourth and ne.
'our5n sc. fourth Sec. q T.S2n, r, ,
W. b. IN.
He ale I foil wing witnesses
pr " Il is co II nous resi- lence
Il on nd ultiv4tv OF, S. i'd land
:: V III. N M. ice. Henry Kisdop.
lie Dix n and Harry Pay1 ., all Of
) es,lL4 e.. dsho co.'s v, Idsic,
b. +. MONKS, Resisses,
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-09-13

Se%h vi ' 49, F1AAS ~ wa
Quoted in the of ce formerly
occupied liy the packing compa-
ny, at 4 o'clock on Sunday after.
moons instead Of morning service
az formerly.
The Packing Company
Are nov ready to take beef cat
Gle in exchange for fresh meat, or
they will kill beef for you on
commission and keep it in their
ice rooms until you use it.
Remember, you can get your
barley and wheat chopped for
feed at the packing house.
All goods are marked in plain.
figures At H, A Grevine'e.
Kueterville, Idaho.
A fine stock Of epegtacles at
Guy Ferree's. The only regular
graduated optician on the
Prairie.
W hen you want q first class
drink Ut anything from Orange
wine to the pursst whiskey, go to
the Red Font Saloon.
Best and cheapest oils and
grease, bolts and forks, spokes
and fellies, rope and canvas ana
hardwood at NuxoLL & SruRBRs'
The Commissioned Of Indian
affairs has notified all judicial
COVER nsent Of Gals that they
must enforce the law regarding
the sale Of liquor to the Indian
and punish all offenders. I he fol-
low ing il the treaty:
ARTICLE g. u i. further creed
that the lands bythis agreement
ceded, thos retained, and Those
allotted to the Eez Perez indians
shall lie subject, FIR a period OF
twenty five years, to all the laws
OF the United States rrohil iiinp
the lntrtCutuon 81 intoxicant.
into the Indian country, and thai
the Neg Ferce lndian Allotees
Nhetlsr VI der The care fan In
dian Agent or not, shall Tor
lile ltii,d, lie sui ject 10 all the
laws Of Il E [ nitsd States prohib.
itii G We fsltort,h,i ditl ,siliu
of int, xicants to Indians"
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The Packing Company

Are now ready to take beef cat
Gle in exchange for fresh meat, or
they will kill beef for you on
commission and keep it in their
ice rooms until YOU use il.
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NoTlcE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
Gottlieb Bernbach II. r. No, 2l03.
Land Once at Lewiston Idaho. /

O'''iSI ieSfH udcn II. Il. NO, 2l03.
Land Once at Lewiston Idaho.
August the rs, 1895,
,Hotice is ldtly tiven that the
Ioiio"InS named settler has filej
notice 20 his lite ton to make final
prof. IN support OF his claim, and
taat "a q proof will be n ate befC re-
the U. ,. Land Office at Lewiston.
iaa - o. October the 6ta, 1889 viz
@os ne ernbach for the Lots 8 and
Re al d lot Sec. l., T. 81 n. r
W. b. n. -
Hen 6 the following witnesses
20 prove his continuous residence
n on amt cultivation OF said land viz !.
!, I seph H TIE, Henry Halke, John
! trandneifN aud Frank Eneklns. ali
81 keuterville, Idahe county Idaho.
D. 70 MIRh1S. Register.
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olloE FOR /, oMEsrEAD PROOF .

Belle Steele II. L. No. 1891
Land office Lewiston, ldaho'
Aug. the 7, lss0. &, /
y tice is ferel y given tliat we ~ III
lowing-named settler has tiled ll'Is'
OF his Intention to make final p'%S
IN suppc TT Oh his claim, and u ~ ~
proof wiil be Made before tae
Land Office at Lewiston, loaree u
september "a laJ5 VIZ: Belle n y,
Tor the 81. fourth Sc. leu th See. = (
IS u. r. z W. 4 lot Sec. q 4. 81 = ''|
W b M. !:
He names the following witnss
to prove his continuous res'es FL
upon and cultivation OF, said lano, VI
iliam Slayens, Mrs. NIL
Slayens, William Wilson ard Is
bdlngaraner ali Of Forest, NJ
count, Idaho IA
b. f. MORRIS. RegH
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-09-13

The following circular letter
hae been issued by the Q. 4. &
N. Co,
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-09-13
SHINGLES

Do you have a roof on your
house? | will sell you shinglea
50 cheap that you can cover
your farm.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-09-13
Among Our Exchanges

As we look at il, bull-fights in
Colorado are no more brutal than
bully fights in Texas. The only
difference seems To be that in one
case the brute stands on four legs
and in the other on two.
Kansas has ceased to be the
storm center. Kentucky ENJOYS
that distinction. just at present,
with little prospect of losing it.
a new blue is' bengal, and RI
walls the Bengal rose in beauty,
----------------------
The Burlington road hae late
ly applied for permission to cross
the Yellowstone park on its way
to the Pacific coast. 1t has two
c,rts Of engineers in the park al
ready, The great Pennsylvania
railroad has just formed coal
ition with the Burlington which
ia very significant. The Pennsyl-
vania mas no Pacific coast CON
nections, ana this move is made
TO get an utlet on this coast.
The fact is that several roads
have an eye on this fertile spot,
and are determined to push the
line through At the earliest pos,
siblemoment.
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MIL Located z Miles West
From KEUTERVILLE.
II. wv w Sbster
Ppopfietof
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branch Of sthe next general semblx
shall after such an election and be-
fore anot theE ratif the same amend1.
ment or amendments by yeas and
nays, the same shall become par pfl
the Constit tuition: Provided That Such
amendment or aMendnne nnents shaH haFe
been read three times, or three several
|eral days, In each house,
Sec. d H two or more ainendmehts
shall be submit ted at the Same dime
they shall be submitted in s,ich nlau-
ner that the electors shall vpte for or
against each Of such ndments sep
$50. 8. whence two.t thirds of tho
members elected toeseh branch OF the
general assembly afial think # n6cI
essary to call q convention 70 reyis6,
amend or change this Constitu iolt,
they shall recommend 10 the electoFs
to vote for Of against q conyeit ion 1T!
the next election for represents atives;i
and il d majority of all fhe eleCt0rsI
voting ct said slection shAil hyve v6tftII
ed for q convention, the general ~
ssmbly shall at its next session, pt0.I
vide by law for calling the same a1d
such convention shall consist ofe 8
number os members equal To that of
the most numerous branch of the gezas
Feral assembly x. 3 S ss
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ARTICLE XII.

CHARITABLE AND PENAL INSTITUTIONS.
Section 1. Institutions for, the care
of the insane, blind, deaf and dumb
and the poor shall alway be fostered
and supported by this. State, and shall
be subject to such regulations as the
general assembly may enact.
Sec. Q. The regents of the State hos
pital for the insane and the superin-
tendent thereof, who shall be a ply
sician, shall be appointed by the gov
ernor, by and with the advice and
consent of the senate. All other ply
sicians, officers and employees of the
hospital shall be appointed by the re-
gents, unless otherwise ordered by the
general assembly.
Sec. 8. The respective counties of
this State shall make such provision
as may be determined by law for all
those inhabitants who by reason of
age, infrmities and misfortune may
have claim upon the sympathy and
aid of society.
Sec. 4. The directors of the benevo-
lent and penal State institutions which
may be hereafter created shall be ap-
pointed or elected as the general as
sembly may direct.
Sec. 5. The directors and superin-
tendent of the penitentiary shall be
appointed or elected as the general as.
sembly may direct.
Sec. 6. All convicts sentenced to
hard labor by any of the courts in
this State may be employed upon the
public works of the State or of the
counties and upon the public high
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ARTICLE XIV.
I xE1fINENT DOMAIN.

|SSecti0n Il The State shall have con-
[curfsnt iurisdi ction on ssn rivers hos
dering oisS this State, 60 far as such
rivers shall sscrm q common Boundary
| to this and any ather State bounded
~ the same; and t6S,, together with
|all navigabls waters WI Mn the limits
lot the State, shall sbe cennnhQn high
ways and forever free, as weN to the
inhabitants Of this State as etD the
citizens ofthe United States, without
any tax or impost therefor, unless the
same be expressly y provide for BY the
general assembly NJ e u X
Sec. n. The title of all lands and
|other property which have shereto ofore
accrued TO this State by grant gift,
purchase. forfeiture, eschsats or other
wise shall vest ia the State Of South
Carolina, the same as though mo change
had taken place,
Sec. s. The people Of the State are
declared to possess the ultimate prop.
perty in and to all lands within the
Jurisdiction Of the State, and all lands
the title to which shall fail from defect
others shall revert or escheate TO the
people. 81 f:
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ways. /: s:sts, sss
Sec. 4. Provision may be lzAde eby
the general assembly for t4e 6stab.
lishment and maintenance 81. thu
State Of a refermatory for j9vsnile OF.
fendors separate and apart from hard.
|ened criminals. q
Sec. 8. The governor shall have
power to ELL all vacancies that may
occur in the offices Aforesaid, except
where otherwise provided for, with
the power Of removal until the next
session OF the general assembly and
until q successor or successors shall be
appointed and confirmed. =; i
Sec. 9. The penitentiary and the con.
victs thereto sentenced shall forever
be under the supervision and control
lot officers employed by the State; and
In case any convicts are hired or farm
led out, as may be provided BY law.
their maintenance, support, medical
attendance and discipline shall be
under the direction Of officers detailed
for those duties by the authorities d
the penitentiary. ~ ~ ~
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thirds Of the qualified electors of this
State, voting on the question, shall be
in favor of Increasing the debt, guar
anty, endorsement or loan OF its cred.
il. none shall be created ormade. And
any..debt contracted by the State shall
be by loan on State bonds. of amounts
not less than $50 each bearing interest,
payable not more than 40 years after
final passage of the law authorizing
such debt. A correct registry of all
such bonds shall be kept by the treas
urer in numerical order, so as to al
ways exhibit the number and amount
unpaid, and to whom severally msde
payable And the general assembly
shall levy an annual tax sufficient to
pay the annual interest on said bonds.
Sec ll2. Suitable laws shall be pass.
ed by the general assembly for the
safe keeping. transfer and disburse-
ment of the State, country and school
funds; and all officers and other per-
sons charged with the same shall keep
an accurate entry Of each sum received,
and of each sum received, and of each
payment and transfer and shall give
such security forthe faithful discharge
of such duties as the general assembly
may provide. And it shall be the
duty of the general assembly to pass
laws making enlbezzlement of such
funds felony, punishable by fine and
imprisonment, proportioned to- the
amount Of the deficiency or embezzle-
ment, and the party convicted OF such
felony shall be disqualified from ever
holding any Office of honor or emolu-
ment in this State: Provided, how
ever, that the general assembly, by 9
two-thirds vote, may remove the idisa-
bility upon payment in full of the
principal and interest of the sum em-
bezzled. =, 4.
{ Sec. 13. The general assembly shall
provide for the assessment of all prop
erty for taxation; and State, county,
township, school, municipal and all
other taxes, shall be levied on the
same assessment, which shall be that
made for State taxes; and the taxes for
the subdivision of the State shall be
levied and collected by the respective
fiscal authorities thereof. y.
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ARTICLE XVI.
AMENDMENT AND REVISION OF TIE


Sec. 1. Any amendment or amend
ments to the constitution may be pro-
posed in the senate or house of repre-
sentatives. If the same be agreed to
by two-thirds of the members elected
to each house, such amendment or
amendments shall be entered on the
journals respectively, with the yeas
and nays taken thereon and the same
shall be submitted to the qualified
electors of the State at the next gen.
eral election thereafter for representa-
tives; and it q majority of the electors
qualified to vote for members of the
general assembly, voting thereon, shall
vote in favor of such amendment or
amendments, and a majority of each
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ARTICLE XIV.
/ HMPEAO AOHhIR.NTS.

Section /. The house OF represents
lives shall have the sole power OF i'm.
lpeachment. a vote Of tWo-thirds o1
lall the members elected shall be re.
quired for an impeach chment. ANY OF:
fcer impeached shall thereby be sus-
pended from office until Judgment il
the case shall have been pronounced;
and the Office shall be filled during
| the trial ia such manner as may be
provided by law.
Sec. Q. All mpeachments shall be
tried by the senate, and when sitting
for that purpose they shall be under
oath or affirmation. No person shall
be convicted except by vote of two
thirds of all the members elected.
When the governors is impeached, the
chief justice of the supreme court, OF,
| If he be disqualified, the senior jus.
tice shall preside, with q casting vote
| in all preliminary questions. IS
Sec. 8. The governor and all other
Executive and judicial officers shall be
liable toimpeachment; but Judgment
| in such cases shall not extend further
than remOyal from Omce. Ine per
SONS convicted, shall, nevertheless, be
liable to Indictment, trial and punish
ment according to law. I
Sec. A. For any willfu1 neglect of
duty, or other reasonable cause, which
shall not be sufficient ground of Inn
peachment, the governor shall remove
any executiyive or Judicial officer on
the address Of two-thirds Of each house
OF the general assembly: Provided,
That the cause or causes for which
said removal may be required shall be
stated at length 10 such address, and
entered on the journals Of each house:
And provided. further, That the Off.
Ger intended to be removed shall be no
titled of such. cause or causes, and
shall be admitted to a hearing in his
own defense, or by his counsel, or by
both, before any vote for such address
and in all cases the vote shall be taken
by yeas and nays, and be entered on
the journals of each house respective.
| ~. =
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ARTICLE XIII.
.sl MIIITIA 4 ..,.-. =,

Section 1. The militia of this State
shall consist of ell able bodied rnale
citizens Of the State between the ages
of ,18 and 45 years, except such persons
as are now or may be exempted by the
laws Of the United States of this State,
or who from religious scruple may be
averse to- bearing arms, and shall be
organized, Differed, armed, equipped
and disciplined as the general assem-
bly, may BY law direct. sis.s s
u Sec q. The volunteer and militia
forces shall Except for treason, felony
and breach Of the peace) be- exempt
from arrest bywarrant or other pro
cess while in active service Or attend
ing muster or the election of officers,
or while going to or returning from
either of the aame. f. ~ ssss;,s 4 y
= Sec. 8. The governor shall have the
power to call out the volunteer and
militia forces, either or both, to- exc
cute the laws, repel invasions, suppress
insnrrections and preaerye the public
peace. 3 q
|f Sec. "A. There shall be- an adjntant
and inspector general elected by the
qualified electors Of the State at the
same time and ia the same manner as
other State officers, who snail rank aa
|brigadier general, aud whose duties
and compensation shall be- prescribed
by law The governor shall by and
with the advice and consent Of the
4 ,,v,>ss,, 81, Z, n, fssfF
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ARTICLE x.
FINANCE AND TAXATION.

Section 1. The general assembly
shall provide by law for a uniform
and equal rate of assessment and tax
alton, and shall prescribe regulations
to secure a just valuation for taxation
of all property, real, personal and
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ARTfoI,EYsVII 3
MIsoEnI.ArEoUs MATrrRs

Imatrimony Shall NOT Be- allowed 3n
this State. a. x!
Sec. No person ia denies tia
existsnce of Il Supre1,,e Beiur sIaI3f
hold any office Iirnier t,is o GcnsifI iiffgIs
ton. i 81 sI!s Il I "a
Sec: 5. The print ting 0f The laws
Ii0urnalS bills. le4i 4ialative d0cunaentf
| fand papers for each branch of the
[generaE assembly with tho printing
| required tor the xecuttffFe and Other
| Idepart nents of the at ahall be lets.
on contract ia slch g algB llB
be- prescribed b lew p s.,
Sec. IS. The genHfal aasennblY hall
Iprovide for the reno lot all cansee
which may Be pending whHn
ton gces into hect 70 courts EIl.t
fcreatsd Dy tne same 6. 81 s4
lss3 lotstl Z Is
loWea, os pea ageyer - lrtlased Dy neS
pefs 81 etlef 81 ass 9lsl 5ie .s:'
solG g slls s'sate i: sna s!ls II
ss'lI slt, l0y yas.9 sa..s - ~
hext se1slon i0rI tne { 'sl
sails pEDss asts ~ IL q 1 8. 81
Sec 8. y shall be MlllH LOT AlaF
person 0lding an ofiice 0f honor
truiS 9r profit to en- ia ax1 biin2st
Tor betting On anass ef schallte aztd
any such ctti ceF, up lay1c5zQnl
Fthereofs shau bec0me e6y dl1qunils
He'd rom The turtilef I xerclge ga tns
ftlncti0ns o. h1S pf!ace ana tne "a 0lnce \ !.
| OF said person ana 4 q AZ come yacanx
las ia the case. .uf teeig lion az q: i:s
See. 8. The resi- and personA4 p10ps
lertyof q woman held at the tlll1e of'
Iher mArriaQe. or that N Gho ni3Y
thereaft Ter acquire eif fhor by I'LL;
grant. inheritance, devise or other
wise. shall be her separat6 pfopofsy,
and she shall have al Sttbe Iri1hfs incfs
dent TO the same To which "a nnlnArad
woman or q man is enti lied She ShaH
hare the power to contract snd BE-
contracted with In the same manner
|as IL she were unmarried. s:isI
Sec. 10. ALI laws now in force IN
| |this Stats 81 an ana rot repuenant totthis
Constitution shall ramain ard be en-
| fforced iintiI sIfared 81 repeaied BY the
oenerai assenlaI lv. ;or; ;shall expire by
fbeir own limitafiona 5sl 8:
SEC III That nd sinc0nv6rience may.
arise from the change in the Ccnstifns
| ton OF this State, and ID order 10 cars
|ry this Consti titution into complets op:
GRAFTON, it is hereby declared
First That I'll laws III force ID this
State, ct the time OF the adoption tof
this Constitute on, not incpnMEtent
Herewith and constitutional when
|enacted, shall remain IN full forCe 1nsf
| TIL altered or repealed by the genaral
assembly or expire BY their own lini-.
tation. ALI ordinances psssed and
ratified at this convention shaH have
the same force and effsct sas ii inclnds
lea In and constituting 4 part Of thu
Constitution. I'll
Second !; All writs actions ca1ses St
aefion. froceedinps oroeecut utions. ana
riehts of indiyid dnals, of bodies corpo-!
rate and of ina State. sswhei, not moon
sisfant with this Constitution shaII
|continue a valid '7s
Third Tfle provisions 0f aIl lawsi
which gre l,s isonaistsnt With tals Con