The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-09-28
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STATE NOTES.

Anthony, to Be built OF black rock, with
white corners and trimmings.
Three miners are suing +. Il. Scher-
merhorn of the Crown Point, near Kst-
chum, for 500 "a, claimed to be due as
wages.
The shiEgis mill at CAtaldo that was
destroyed by fre las, August is to be
rebuilt. Work has been commenced on
tn, foundation.
The First National bsn. OF Eendrick
has received two gold bricks OF the value
OF $500 from Dunn Bros, 1, Carr, the
well known Pierce City miners.
William Casey, aged 6j years, died at
Providence hospital, Wallace, Saturday,
and the remains were inferred at the
| Miners Union cemetery on Sunday.
Allen Miller, the 9-rearold boy OF
Colonel Allen Miller of Boise, was on
pair of high stills Saturday afternoon
when he fell and broke his LETT forearm
Bushes, is improving in tine cigar
trade, says the Wallace Press. Tie
Lienert factory is working ful' force, and
a rush of orders is being filled is fast as
possible.
Robert NcNicoll OF salmon City ha.
sold his Bohannon Bar placer ground
to the Salmon Gold Mining Company.
The exact consideration i. understood
to Be in the neghborhood OF $4,000 to
$4,000.
Horace Pope was thrown from the
racehorse Fox at Salmon City, which he
was riding in the races, and in falling
his left foot caught in the stirrup in
such a way as TO twist his ankle. break
ing both bones just above the Joint.
Teams hanling ore from the Black
Hornet mine bring down to Boise from
| four and onehali to five tons at trip
with six horses and trail wagon. One
had $3.50 pounds on, and orc weighed
Just ahead Of it had a heavier load.
| Under the offer OF \. +. Campbell Of
Wallace to pay the expenses for three
years at the state University of the best
student at the high SCHOOL there, Iori.
Z. Hanlcy passed the best examination
and secured the prize.
W. y. Glib OF GenAsee has Iii. har
vesting finished. He received 5000
bushels off 0! 200 scres, averaging over
20 bushels to the acre. Some Of it yield
ed over 60 bushels to the acre. The
grain is fine, the berry large and plump.
John Mckay was drowned in the
PAyette river a. Placervile August %.
He has a brother, James Mckay, whose
whereabouts the dead mana friends are
seeking By publication. He is a miner
supposed to have been recently in the
Ceur d Alenes.
Agent Stewart took in over 5000 in
cash on goods received by him the first
half OF this month, which il only a Dor
ton 81 the business the Northern Pa
ciiic is doing at Genesee. This does not
Include the shipping ont OF grain, which
hes hardly commenced.
County Clerk A. s. Sent.r Of Shes
hone and County Com missioner J. L.
Fuller OF Bliss were in Eo,e the other
LAY on legal business connected with
Lincoln county. The Mail said: These
boys have been granted the freedom al
the city. but will have to put up for
everything else they GET
The persevering settlers in the Marys-
vile country, nothing daunted. are 60
ing ahead with work on their ditch az
il they meant business. the Silver Ham
mer says. They don't want the inpres
sion 30 get ont that the canal won't be
built, for i: will. They wan: more set
tlsr= to come among them.
Chief Clerk Cspwell in State Auditor
Ramsey's Office is busy tran.cri5ing the
Old state board Of equalization minutes
mo new ,nd suhs.antial books, the
Mail says. The oil record was kept in
a 50 cent book that good draft would
blow out the window. The new record
couldn't be blown out with dynamite.
Sanford Evans Of Latah county fin
ished thre,hin2 his grain last week and
received something over 1900 bushels.
He would have received several thous-
and bushels more had it been fall soyn,
Dick Ruddy has his grain all threshed
and received about II 900 bushels, while
Bill Nixon falls but f.w bushels be-
hind.
Thomas Elder and y. /. Andrews
have been appointed examiners Of the
state wagon raod for the Custer and
Lemhi divisions. The Evening Mail nj
Boise facetiously remarks that Nr. Il
der is member Of the house OF repre-
sentatives and il the road csn be found
they will probably examine it and send
in their bill.
A peculiar will case il in court at
! Albion. :. x. Gvin died last year,
leaving an estate valued at 10000 be-
queathing to a married daughter ard
two sons each 800, the remainder going
to his second wife, who is younger than
either Of her stepchildrsn. The latter
are seeking to break the will, on the
ground OF undue influence.
The election neld at Kendrick last
Monday for the purpose Of bonding for
sll, 0o0 was carried, only FIVE vote. being
cast against it. The SO, 900 will be used