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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09

After council adjourned tho commit.
tee on health held an adjourned session.
DR.. Jepsoa said the fret thing he
wanted was authority to send for vac
cine points, and was told he already
had it.
Tho doctor then said no would make
tho administration as economical IA lie
could consistent with thu public health.
HO said he should insist upoui rigid
quarantine md vaccination. and in the
event OF now cases he should have all
persons in the neighborhood vaccinated,
and in case OF refusal he would quaran-
tinssuCh persons until they concluded
to DO Vaccinated. The law on these
points was looked up aud found salts
factory. He was authorized to have
large cards printed, to be hung up on
injected houses, and number OF SINH
lar details were arranged, The follow
Ing was passed;
"RCsoiued, That the health officer be
instructed to quarantine any family re.
siding in the nerhborhood OF smRllpo
cases when such family, or any member
OF it, refuses vaccination rendered by
the health officer"
resolution Was also adopted author.
izing the health officer to use his own
discretion as to methods TO be employed
in getting patients to tho city hospital.
The Fifth and Sixth ward schools will
not DO opened to-day. IN other schools
every child must DO able to show vac.
cinHtion mark, and no child will be Nd.
mitted to the schools unless they have
been properly VaccinatOd.
DR., Jopsou will not visit smallpox
cases in the morning. In the afternoon
no will make his smallpox visits in u
special suit OF clothes, rubber coat and
skull cap, and none Of his private pa.
tients will ever see him in the same suit
OF clothes in which he has visited a
smallpox patient. lie will be at his
Office in the city hall from II to noon
and 8 to p. m. daily, and at other
hours M assistant will be there.
Hereafter physicians will DO required
to isolate all suspicious cases until tho
symptoms develop to such an extent as
to enable them to tell whether they are
smallpox or not.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09

fsSSional brethren. confess to feel.
ing that il tho conditions existed ons
week ago which exist tonight, ! should
have been compelled to decline the
honor offered me, but having then indi'
Gated my willingness to accept tho office
condilionIlly, have determined TO
abide by that decision. ! believe the
recent health officer has done his best
aud his entire duty, aud Intend to do
tho same, cannot conceive that any
intelligent aud Tlght.mindod physician
could deliberately neglect any means in
his power TO stamp out the disease.
Gentlemen, there 10 no magic way to
stamp out the smallpox. know OF no
magic that can DO applied, Vaccins'
ton ami Tevacolnnation is tho thing,
That is tho magic word. My office has
been crowded this evening and all day
with people requiring to be Vaccinnted,
and among them was u lady over TWEEN
" years al age, who had never been
vaCciuated. Fhd city is htled with
such, and out Of this class come the VIC
tins. 1t is q crime that anyone should
be- allowed to die with smallpox in this
enlightened RGe. There is another pre-
ycntatiye aud means OF checking tho
disease, and that 10 isolation. That 10
most important, and intend to carry
it out If it iS in my power,
W,want this TO 20 to the public in
such a way that they muIt not be dis
appointed If tho smallpox is not
stamped out in two or three months.
We now have twelve or fourteen cases,
and have had something between eighty
and one hundred in all, Each Of the
cases 10 u centre for the possible spread
OF the disease, and think that all OF
them can be traced to two or three
cases, l confidently expect in about
two weeks from now fresh outbreak
OF the disease, growing from the cases
which have just broken out"
The doctors address was listened TO
with the closeat attention, aud at its
close was heartily applauded. The
council then adjourned.
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PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS.

party in honor OF her guest, Miss Lulu
Stringer, Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ga
.et.
Mr.. +. RicstOr and wife and Mr. q. A.
schacior have gone to Mt Clemens,
Mich.
+. G. Petry, of MaysvilIe, Ky, the
wslI.known cigar manufacturer, is an
arrival at the Mcclure.
Miss Ella Hughes. the South Side
milliner, has returned from New York
after two weeks business trip.
Thomas Lawson, OF South Huron
street, has returned to his studies at the
Polytechnic Institute, Troy, y. Y.
Peter Kress Is home from Rochester,
n. Y, where he was the guest Of Ferdi-
nand BiedenbaCh, formerly OF Wheeling.
Mr.. William Cox and wife and niece,
Mrp. setvey, left last night for an eH'
tended visit TO Louisville aud New AL
bany, Ind.
Miss Lou strInger. OF Wheeling, who
las been tho gueBt of Miss hhiha
Brown, OF North Third street, returned
home to-day, very much delighted with
her visit, says the steubOnvilIo star.
Misses Clara aud Tillia Gsus. Of Ale.
ghcny, who have been visiting Mrs. AL
bert Remole, Of tho South Side, lett
Yesterday Tor home. They spent two
weeks here and ihoir many ikiends re-
get their departure.
Lieut. Van Duzer, U. S. n, the now
instructor OF cadets at tho Lins Iy lnsii:.
tute, arrived in the city Saturday, aud
was welcomed by many Wheeling peo'
pie. Mrs. Van Duzsr accompanies him.
lhe Linsly ro.opGns this morning.
Gov. MacCorkle returned from tho
east Saturday OYening. EX-Gov Elem
lug was also In town. Both lett ior their
homes yesterday morning, tho governor
accompanied by his son, who Ina been
the guest Of viii Grub, at Echo Point,
Col. A. $. Bu,tcrlold and wife, OF
Cincinnati, o., and Captain William ii.
IRWIN, OF Wheeling, W. Va, have
boon visiting Tor aom0 time A. tho 500
house, whore they expect to remain un.
I'll tho birds take their flight for tho
sunny south --Peio,EcG Mich, ReSorisr
Misses Alice md I+hyinh ShDcky, and
Miss Muldoon, Of Louisville, n.y., niecOs
Of Mr.. John sheoky, who have been the
guests Of Mrs. Flora Muldoon, OF tho
South Side, leave Tor their home today,
where they will do their part in enter.
tanning tho Il. A. H. vialtors 10 tho Falls
City.
Mr.. Oscar llentsChcl, OF Gilmoro's
baud, that is now playing 1t tho Pitts
burgh Exposition, was tho guest Of his
friend, MIR. II. Grimm, yesterday. Mr..
llunlsChUl Ia u native OF Mr. Grlmm'a
old hofuc, and, by the way, one OF tho
bOst flute players produced in that
town--bNrrinV, Of course, MIR. Grimm,
MI. lIOnlschO, through American IN.
lluonCU aud contact, Ia now II citizen Of
this country, aud that is why hia flute
nol6a arOawcOtOr than UyOr.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,


strangers In the CITY aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mrs. Eugene Stuhl, Of East Wheeling,
has gone TO findiAy, O.
Mr.. L. Q. Harry loft last night for
Louisville and indianapolis.
W. Frank Stuck, OF Nowburg, was q
guest at tho Stamm yesterday.
r. ]. Huston, OF SistersvillU, was hero
yesterday and registered ut tho stamm.
Colonel Arnott lott Saturday for
Charleston and tho east on business
trip.
Mrs. II. L. TippCtt, Of IT. Pleasant,
has returned home after u pleasant visit
hero,
Mas Emma Brown delightfully."- ontor.
tanned about twenty-five OF her young
friends Friday evening at her home, on
North Third street. with watermelon
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DoS'r you know that Hoods satan,
bArilla Will overcome that tired iceIing
aud Rlyo you removed vigor and
Wlalily2 4
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Il is Known
BY Its Cures

II Is not what we say, but what
Hoods SarsapariIIa docs, that tells tho
story Of lis merit,
Tho Thousands Of people whom II has
raised from disease and despair TO hNppI.
ness and health, arc tho strongest and
best advertisements Hoods SarSupurIllA
has. No other preparation In existence
has such record Of wonderful CurcN.
This Iswhy Hoods sarHnparilla hRO tho
largest pnlo, ana requires for Ia produc.
tIon the largcNt laboratory In tho world.
Now II you need good medicine, why
not try that which has done others no
much goo NHmombNr
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fOR SALE
No. n Fourteenth street. business location.
siS.roomed house on Peninsula Si,Sll
-Four lots. Elm Grove
No 90 south Huron street
No. ! Kentucky street
Building site Pleasant Valley, fronts rs tS,:
on National Toal.
Two desirable residences. WoOlsille
No. GS rhirtyNr,t street, ll,ruOmOd dwelling
Desirable residence OFT Sixteenth street
No, % North Front street
Real estate OF every description
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tbs largest stock Of School Doel,a aud
School Supplies ut CAnr liWos',
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DR. JEPSON ELECTED
Health oHloer by tho Oily Council
Saturday Evening.
HIS COMRENSATION INCREASED

BY tho Addition of $500 Month for
che Next Four Months-An IutcreSt'
ing Special session, at Which the
New omoIAl Qualities aud Gives
ROud-AS Assumes tho Duties at
ouoS.
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PROPOSALS.
NEALED PROPOSALS

y
WIN be received until september 90, 1875 Tor
tho erection OF bank building at Grafton, W.
Va. Tor tho Fint National Bank
Plans eau be seen At the bank building In
Grafton " at tho office Of the architects FAM.
helm, Glcsey 4 llIris Wheeling w. Va lids to
be- scnt TO G. r. w. Kunst, Grafton secretary Of
the building committee, on OF before sOptom.
Der I'd, HtQ O'Clock m
Tho building committee reserves the right to
reject my or all bids spi.Ny.
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NOR RIiNT-6 ROOMS, 2SU FLOOR
Il Tenth street, SO. broomS, 5rd door, ECv.
cuth stsogt .'s both above apartments have
bath and both gases. Basement corner Tenth
Rul Market streets So. room, lNliuor, Nlr.
gInlH street SlG For Snlc-Dwciug and store
numbered 50 and Il Virginia street cheap.
JAMES t. IhWLEY,
REM E,'Atc mud Loan Agent toJj Main Street.
Telephone ~ sol
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.RlNEHART g. TATUM,
CRY BASE BurLpEG
Telephone 30 lau27l Room M &.
FOR SALE.


Farm OF 80 acres. miles eG., OF city. 30 acres
creek bottom. Easy terms, s. JOl
fafu, III acres, fronting On National road.
miles east Of the CITY Easy terms. $1,000
Farui, 30 acres . houses and orchards. front
Ing Oh river, IL miles south OF the city; very
cheap. $500,
Farm. ~ acres, miles east Of the CITY.
Splendid iarn $50 acres. on Ruuudbo.tom.
100 acre, Of same ttvCr bottom So per acre.
Farm ~ 500 acres on RnuudbotOn
Farm, Is acres, Belmont county, miles west
OF city. 5000
Farm, 50 acres, Belmont county, miles ives.
OF city, $500.
fArm, 70 acres, ~ miles east Of city, cheap.
lRrm, ancfc,, lHmilcs cast OF city, with now
oIghtrO0mcd house.
Farm % anfps, 10 acres crrck bottom. miles
east OF CiH. Easy terms $500
Farm. - acres milo from Elm Grove
NESBITT & DEVINE,
ret Ca 1899 Market street.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-DESIRABLE RESI-
IL DEECE In good location, An modern I'm.
pfOyalncNts 10th gabCs Nine rooms and fin.
iShcl attic VIII rent cheap to good tenants.
Possession given october l. Apply 10 u T.
CALDWELL * co., 1893 and 1910 Market
street. sci
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ron SALE.

EOK sALE-rARLOK FURNITURE
Il and litus'2l' Carpet Address 90, care
lnlNllIRrnCer ONCE. lelo
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-09-07
RIaekfooi Public School.

Blackfoot public school open ed
Tuesday morning under the most fav.
orabIe auspices. Over l75 pupils were
enrolled.
With an earnest cooperation on the
part OF all interested, there is no reas.
on why Blackfoot should not become
a great educational center for the
great Snake river valley country. THE
NEws predicts the coming scholastic
year will be one OF the most success.
ful years in the history of the school,
and to that eud 1t urges all patrons
aud friends to visit the school as Of
ten as possible and thus give encour.
agement to the teachers and inspira.
tion to the pupils.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-09-07

his business qualifications, Of his high
social standing and they extend a
most cordial welcome to him and his
family as they return TO their old
home and their old love.
The trial Of Durraut for the killing
OF Miss Lamont OF Dillon, is on in
earnest in San Francisco. Five weeks
were consumed in finding a jury. The
prosecution is confident Of his convic-
tion.
Good horse and good cart harness
for sale cheap for cash or on time.
Apply TO DR.. Behle.
Last week parties on Moody creek,
eight miles from st. Anthony discov-
cred and located several acres Of coal
land. II is claimed that the find is
similar to the fine peacock coal dis
covered 10 Teton Basin. We under
stand that development work will be
prosecuted on large scale and the
product placed on the markets of
Fremont count3.-Silver Hammer.
The people of Blackfoot are Just
now experiencing period of that de-
lightful weather which comes TO them
annually at about this time Of the
year, and which remains with them
until the leaves begin to fall. 1t may
be described climatically as happy
medium between the heat OF summer
and the chill Of autumn, and in sar-
torial sense it hesitates between seer
sucker and broadcloth.
Ladies cotton hose cents a pair.
at Bunting & Cos.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-09-07

the whole melon, the epicure now de.
votes himself.
Setting 1t down on the ground, with
its great crimson heart bulging up
ward, he plunges one hand down in
side the rind on either side and lifts
the entire heart out 10 one solid lump
as big as his head. Leaving what re-
mains in the rind for the pigs or the
pickaninnies, be seats himself in the
shade and bites from the cool, Grim
son heart as boy would eat a large
pear. As one sugary mouthful after
another carries delight to the inner
man, and the wealth Of juice trickles
down chin and elbows, all earthly ills
are for the time forgotten.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-09-07

Iotai....... t@d,uos,Uo5 tZZ,bley5 y55O
An analysis of the returns from
the several counties shows that there
is either something defective in our
assessment law, or as in the methods
of our assessors. They being both
perfect there is evidently need of
missionary work among the taxpayers
in our large towns and cities. Take,
for instance, Ada county, the largest
portion of the property in which is
located in Boise, and it is found that
in goods, wares and merchandise,
there is only $147,l25 as reported to
the assessor.
1t is also found that there IS but
one thoroughbred among the cattle,
and that is valued at SIS; that there
are but 20 head of cattle in the coun-
ty valued at ll.50; that there is money
on hand in this county, as reported,
to the amount of only $4,000.
The returns tell why 1t is the asses
sable property in the state of Idaho is
listed at less than S30,0O0,0O0. The
same conditions exist to a greater or
less extent in all the counties.
Telegraph lines were assessed at
$50 mile for the first wire, and
Sl2.50a mile for each additional wire,
instruments SO 65 set. Telephones
were assessed at $42 a mile. The
Oregon Short Line was assessed at
$4,000 a mile, the same as the 1894
assessment. There are 434.06 miles
of the Short Line in Idaho. Boise
Central Railroad Company 80 miles
of right Of way and grade, so mule.
Oregon Railway and Navigation
branches in northern Idaho, 81 3 miles
$4,000. The assessment OF one OF the
branches between Wallace and Burke
Ga miles was reduced 10 $4,000 a
mile owing to the road being inopera-
tive.
Great Northern, s2.7 miles, $500
a mile.
Northern Pacitic-Main line, 81 04
miles, $500 a mile; Spokane and Pa
louise branch, 40.5 miles. $4,000 a
mile. Ceur d'Alene Railway and Nav.
igation Company branch narrow
guage, 2O1 miles, $4,000; standard
guage, 80 miles, $4,000 a mile
BOISE Statesman.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-09-07
Lost by Fire.

Presto Burrell, an upper Blackfoot
rancher, lost his stables, corral and
80 tons of hay by FIRE on the I'd inst
The blaze started from a branding
fire near the stables. But for the he.
roic efforts Of the family and a few
neighbors, the residence building and
furniture would have been destroyed
too. Mr.. Burrell carried insurance on
the hay but none on the buildings.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-09-07
EYE SPECIALIST.

DR.. d. W. Wiles, of San Francisco,
California, is stopping at the Black
foot Hotel in room No. /, for one week
only. Call on him and have your eyes
tested free and get some well fitted
glasses Do not delay too long.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-09-07
The Georgia Method of Eating a MeIoI

Georgia is the banner watermelon
State Of the Union, and this is the
way Georgia cracker has in eating
a melon:
He is already without the incum.
brance of coat, and, rolling up his
shirt sleeves to the elbow, he poises
the melon high enough above stone
or a stump to break the rind without
dashing it open. A watermelon is
like fruit cake, it should be broken,
not cut. Inserting his fingers into
the crack, he pulls it open. One half
is left comparatively empty, all the
heart remaining in the other side. To
this latter half, which is practically
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-09-07
THE STATES VALUES.
Assessment Returns From All Of the
Counties.

Assessment Returns From All of the
Counties.
The subjoined table gives the asses
sable property OF the various countie les
as reported by the auditors to the
state auditor. The figures do not in
clude railroads, telegraph and tele-
phones, the total assessed valuation
of which in the state is $6,456. .299.-
SO, the same as lasG year. Comparison
made with 1894 shows considerable
falling off The reports of Lincoln
and Blaine counties are given for this
year only. .he counties not being in
existence in 1894, while the reports
from Logan and Alturas, now extinct,
-.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-09-07

Lees raiiy round the school fac
THIS scholastic year, and have the
most successful term 10 the history OF
the school. Every patron and friend
to his post Of duty.
Attorney V. Rapp of Logan, Utah
was Blackfoot visitor Monday, land
business.
The old giving place to the new
The old opera house to First West
street to give place TO Bunting's new
buildings
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Medal and DIpIoma.
Idaho county special bond election.
recently held, resulted as follows :
For bonds 4ss; against bonds s5;
grand total 573.
Mr. Bunting is not talking much
about his plans for improvements,
but all the while the dirt is moving
for the foundation of his big brick
buildings
just few Of the latest novelties 10
ladies combined purse and card case
at Pernish's drug store
The following Pocatelloites will
locate permanently IN Blackfoot this
month Hon. c B. Wheeler and fam.
ily, Dr. Moore and family. and Charlie
Hart aud family, all Of the creme de
la creme Of the Gate City.
PouSD-0n Wednesday evening
between Blackfoot snd Basalt, mem.
oraudum hook containing postoilice
order for $4,000 The owner can get
same by calling at the residence Of
the undersigned aud describing it.
Mas SELL,
MRs BAIRD,
Whenever a man advocates a prin.
ciple one year which be sacrifices the
next year for purely personal reasons,
be is unreliable and may be looked for
TO leave the party just as quickly for
similar excuse.
Charlie Hart, one Of Po,atellos
mos, popular dry goods statesmen, for
years with Blythe & Fargo, has accept.
ed a position with c. B. Wheeler. gen.
cral manager for c. Bunting & Co,
and will make his future home in
Blackfoot Mr.. Whceler's banner
legend reads I employ none but the
best
Mrs. McBclh, OF ST. Louis, a visitor
at Ross Fork Agency. rendered val.
liable assistance at the Blackfoot mus.
icale by her fine vocal selections dur.
ing the evening. Though a stranger
to our people she captured her audi
ence.
Agent Fisher has completed pay.
neuis Of the Nez Perce Indians, the
patents for the allotted lands are at
the Lewiston land office, and AS soon
as these are delivered to their respec.
tive owners the proclamation for open.
ing the reservation will follow.
The musicale at the court house !
last Friday evening was a treat our
Blackfoot people will remember with |
pleasure for many long days to come.
The programme as published in tue
last issue OF Tue News was well rem
dered by all taking part, and the com.
Portable audience went away with
many expressions OF satisfaction with
the evenings entertainment
DR.. Moore, superintendent elect of
the Insane Asylum, has entered upon
duty, but will not be in full charge
until the latter part of the month.
Mrs. Moore is expected to return from
the East about the Goth ot the present
month, and join her husband at their
new home.
His Excelency Governor McCon-
nell spent Monday inspecting the
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-09-07
ID WEEKS NEWS IN BRIEF.


II. b. Trego made business trip
n ss Anthony this week.
Bons-To the wife OF Ben H. Fer
alsA, today, Friday son.
II there is any dog in man it is
.. .sEe Is show itself in his growlings.
- The Masons are arranging to organ
Hi lodge at Blackfoot
~ New openings TO prosperity are al
\ \ NJ appearing TO men who have the
~ Il esprlsc to go into them.
twenty homesteads were entered at
H. land Office, Tuesday and Wednes-
3laT 4 number OF interesting cases will
III 49, up In the district court next
xAak; very interesting.
I, snIIs can make the world less stern,
word can cause soul TO burn
W|sh glow OF heaven all night long
es''ss ". Prices Cream Baking Powder
Y - weslGs Fair filxhsst Award.
supt Lock OF the Fort Hall Indian
agso, asAool, spent several hours in town
sdassday
oush Dakota emigrants are flock.
EkN WI 10 North Idaho with the hope OF
an.,. aabslng homes on the Ncz Perce reser.
saElon
spokane wall hold Fruit Fair be-
alng SOth Of September A prize
I'm 900 will be given for best district
plsy
III Aie blowers made an attempt on
SR Moscow pos,ofFice safe last week.
MI 500 nothing for their trouble
|8 60 % the great Snake river valley
- Bla1kfoot young men. and grow
lsmsu III WITH the country" The latest
0seelsy advice.
Misc Eva Rogers will leave Monday
Mcruiag for BOISE City, where she
IL, Kl spend another term al ST Mar
Abgsus
IN y Hoo. Mart and Mrs. Patric are now
~ II oharge Of the Market Lake hotel,
y aRhn Mech, former proprietor, retir
TIE frst Of the month
4 wsnt house Tor ms family right
aNay 4 the cry heard every day, and
s''ere are no houses Ia Blackfoo, for
.~-- ssnL
DT Thursdays winds came from snow
all &Nnks 10 the far, far away, and were
sHkgestive OF coal and hard coal
,nna sasnen.
The ninth annual convention OF the
Womans Christian Temperance Union
#lll be in session at Idaho Falls, Sep
\ aber 9th TO Both. An elaborate
sfamme has been prepared.
nc corner stone OF the new Meth.
's''ss church at Idaho Falls will be
A'a next Monday afternoon at 4
~ apek with imposing ceremonies.
slF Ed Alberts, miner and stock
Eaer of American Falls, has pur.
Y Aaed a block OF the Shilling land
m Agent John Montgomery, and is
R7'saing a neat residence thereon.
III result of the determination Of
glTB Rs Indians to prevent hunting or fsh-
pn the reservation, NJ. Yandell
W before Judge Hopson, Wednes.
charged by some Indians with
AssaAlt Il appears that on Monday
W. Charles Queen aud Al Kleeman
ND #Vfss down on the Portneuf hunting,
:, being friends OF Mr.. Yaudell were
ing ducks on his ranch, and while
'a7* three Indians came to the ranch
s'r Eale purpose OF arresting them. A
HHte arose over the matter, between
andell and the Indians the
n Es4eF claiming that the Indian
ssaaRF had no Jurisdiction over his
I fRs'sR and that his friends could hunt
= sx at their will Later in the even
= y" according TO the testimony Of the
y N'A'''''tis, two Indian squaws, they
Ia. T.. |