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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-05-25
Editors On q Trim.

Editors On . Trip.
Wednesday evening q party Of dis
tinguished Journalists passed through
this place on tour Of the coast country.
The party is composed Of the following
gentleman and ladies:
John b. Conner, principal editor Of
the Indiana Farmer, indianapolis.
Hon. David Ward Wood, editor Of
the farmers Voice, Chicago.
Geo. w. Powell, editor Of the Daily
News, indianapolis.
DIR. ii. Z. Whitford, principal owner
Of the Farmers Voice. Chicago.
George Longman, editor OF the Rural
World, st. Louis.
W. II. Lawrence, editor of the Ohio
Farmer, Cleveland.
DIR. q. W. Nixon, president and liter
airy editor Of the Inter Ocean, Chicago
stephen Conday, editor Of the North.
west Magazine. st. Paul.
The only ladies in the party are Mr.
DIR. o. W. Nixon and niece, Miss Der.
tina, daughter of William Nixon, editor
of the Inter Ocean.
They left the main line at Missouls
and came over the branch TO Old Mis-
sion where they boarded the George
Cakes and enjoyed pleasant trip or
the river and lake.
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Memorial Day.

Memorial day will be appropriately
observed here by the members of Gen.
A. T. McReyno.ds post, G. A. r., Gen.
JAS. A. Garfield garrison, X. A. and n.
L, the Woman's Relief Corps and citi.
zens generally. A short program has
been prepared for the occasion. The
ceremonies are to begin with a parade
Ia which the above named orders, tie
Knights OF Pythias, Odd Fellows and
citizens and soldiers will join. Those
taking part in the parade will be formed
on Sherman street, head Of the column
at corner OF Sherman and Fourth stress
after which the line of march will be
taken up to the post cemetery where
Prof. Edwin Melee will deliver an
Grafton and after other brief exercises
the ceremonies will close. A memorial
sermon will be delivered at the Pres5y
te ian c! urca at the usual hour tomor.
r w
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-05-25
IuR DALENE IL . city Of 100

ItR UALENE II . city OF 100
population, beautifully situated on
Northern shore Of The famous Crur
me lake. n miics east Of spokane
branch line Of tisc Northern Pacific
Lines Of steamers make regular
from this city up tho lake 10 the
Of navigation on the ST Joe and
d'Alcnc rivcrx. connecting at Old
lon with the railroad line into the
silver and lead mines. Tho city il
of tho most noted summer resorts
Ae northwest. and Ii becoming more
nlar each year. Its fishing, hunting,
ling and bathing attractions are al
3 limitiess. The finest L.. s. mill.
post In the west (rort Sherman)
its magnificent forest park reserva-
adjoin the city on the west. The
bntry round about Ia made up OF rich
1culturai lands and extensive forests
yellow pine, Iir. cedar and tamarac,
the city Is destined 10 become
nufactnring center for the products
ehesc woods. The business men and
sicnts are entcrprising. and take
be In making the place attractive.
berc arc eve church organizations -
6ptist, Methodist. Presbyterian, Epis-
pal aud Roman Catholic. The secret
less arc we'll represented by = lodge
bh Of Masons. Odd Fellows, knights Of
fthiaa, A. o. r., q. A. H., and womcn's
|aief Corps. The city Il supplied with
|ctric lights, good water.works, an
bgant public school building. sash and
pr factory. two saw.milis, two first.
lss hotels. bodybuilding yauiA etc.
lere are yet good opportunities TO en-
|ge In lucrative business and In diver.
ned farming. Manufactures are par.
)ularly desired. and are offered extra
lucemcnts. The summers are TEN.
rate, with sufficient rainfall to insure
)undant crops. while the winters are
ee from extreme cold. No better To-
Zion for profitable Investments or for
curing ideal homes can be found In
b northwest. There 10 always = wei
mo here, among an excellent people
. beautiful region and an incompar
)le climate.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-05-25

During the week carpenters and ma
chinests have been at work placing the
machinery and arranging the interior
Of the building for the Jersey Creamery
Company. The avery best machinery
has been purchased and is all In position
ready to begin operations next week.
II will he u model institution and turn
out butter equal to the best grades on
the market. The establishment Of a
creamery here will prove Of great bene-
it 10 both the town and farming com.
muniiy by furnishing cash market to
the farmers for their milk. II is pro.
posed to pay the highest market price
for milk according TO the amount of
butter fat 1t contains. Thos. Smith
win have charge Of the creamery and
when its product Is placed on market
every citizen should encourage the in
industry by asking their merchant for
and insisting on having Jersey Cream.
cry butter. Refuse all other makes and
help out home industry.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-05-25

At a meeting Of the arrangement
committee held Saturday evening, May
18th, the following committees were
appointed:
Committee on ball.-Jas. II. Harte,
Frank Bristow, Jas. Graham, Ed. Al
kire. Herman Kuch, and Sergt. Van
Ettan.
Committee on pavilion.-Geo. II.
Connor. J. +. Russell, John Curry and
T. +. Jacobs.
Committee on banquet Tom Norris
and James Ioskens.
Committee on exoursion.-Chas.D ID.
Warner, Tom Norris and II. ID. Allen
Committee on printing.-Jos. T. Scott
and Jas. II. Ilarte.
James II. Harte acted as chair man
and James Graham as secretary Of the
meeting.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-05-25

Any one who has ever had an attack
inaamatory rheumatism will rejoice
with Mr.. J. A. Stumm, go Boyle
Heights, Los Angeles, over his fortu-
nate escape from siege of that dis.
tressing ailment. Mr.. Stumm is fore
man Of Merriam's confectionery
ablishmcnt. Some months ago, on
leaving the heated work room to run
across the street on an errand, he was
caught out into the rain. The result
was that when ready to 60 home that
night he was unable to walk, owing to
inAamatory rheumatism. He was
taken home, and on arrival was placed
In front Of good fire and thoroughly
rubbed with Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
During the evening and night he was
repeatedly bsthed with this liniment,
and by morning was relieved Of all
rheumatic pains. lie now takes es'
pecial pleasure in praising Chaminber.
lain's Pain Balm, and always keeps a
bottle of It in his house. For sale by
A, l.. Miller, druggist.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-05-25

WEDNESDAY, APRIL II, 1906.
Jas. A. Fisher failing 70 qualify ~
justice Of the pesce OF Post Falls pre-
cinct ~ required by law, Geo. A. Man
ming WAS appointed TO Oil the vacancy,
with bond fixed at $500.
The following matter was rejected.
TO- wit:
Bill VI !. Well los. .....".............. tt0o %
" Bsnd Point yler. Co.. ...,.......... ms -
II. Baldwin ........................ i7s -
Petition to appoint q. n. scott Justice of the
Peace Of Post rsils preeiact.
Petition 70 appoint Geo. Titus ~ road oycrseer
u road distIict No. =.
Petition 70 appoint l.. v. Lyon road overseer Of
dist. No. a
Asxins, division Of district No. 10.
Petition for road near d. c. ioags ranch No
bond accompanying the same.
Road Dist. No. 81 was created, lying
south Of the Spokane river. l.. v. Lyon
appointed road oyerseer. Bond $500.
THURSDAY, APRIL Is. 1875.
The following bonds were approved.
to- wit:
Oscar Msider. read overseer Dist No. ~
I. w. Ritter no.
Geo. Roberts. ssiooa license bond. ci>rk's York.
). r. Beeler :" T"
A contract was let to d. +. Butler
for repairing the old bridge At Sand
Point. Tor the sum ofs75 and the audi.
tor isordercd 10 draw his warrant for
said sum on the road fund. upon q GER
tidcate from James L. Ferguson. the
road oseSeer OF that district certifying
that said work has been properly per.
formed.
FRIDAY. APRIL 10. 1886.
Alfred johnson the duly elected con.
stable for Spirit Valley Precinct having
failed TO qualify as required by Law.
Philip Nagle was appointed to I'LL said
vacancy ~ constable. Bond fixed at
ESQ.
The following ofhcial bonds were ap,
proved:
tIofeafo natrh~rii. raad oserseer Dist No "a
The following Official bonds were re-
jected:
Gilman sAwtrii. road o,rrsecf Disi No. Ia
ffank 4. stewart, % H.
The following road oyrrseen' reports
were rejected for the reason that they
do not conform 10 the statute, are In.
definite. not showing where and when
work Was done. and how much money
paid:
Nlcioass Hiir. Dtsi. No. G
q ". Glover. IL
Geo. fs,Iaa.
y, u. ssxst. e
Road o,efs-e~' reports approved:
rrses sria. fssad o,crse~s Dist No. 10.
Jahn frrTazn. l.
A A Me,ratt.-
SATURDAY, ArgiL 80 lss5.
The following orencers reports were
anoYursd,
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Highwayman At Work.

The other night when going home
from his place Of business T. G. kaese.
meyer was held up by highwayman
who ordered his hands up. kaesemeyer
obeyed and informed the outlaw that
he had no money. After short parley
the latter took to his heels and disap
peared in the darkness. This is the
third holdup within few days and we
advise persons who are out after dark
10 60 prepared to meet the outlaws,
Leave your money and valuables in a
place Of safety and II you are held up
the foot pads will get nothing. There
are several characters around town who
have no visible means Of support and
have been living for the past year or
more without work, and IL the holding
up OF citizens continues we advise our
people to form themselves into . com.
mittee Of the whole for the purpose of
escorting all such characters as the
above out Of town, even IL 1t takes a
dose Of tar and feathers or more severe
measures to have the desired effect
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-05-25

The saloon license bond Of Harry
baldwin OF Sand ro!n. was approved.
The report Of the auditor and treas
urrr for the pas, quarter Was approved.
The following road oversees' reports
WERE rejected for no, complying 10 Law.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-05-25

The following county warrants hav
Ing been advertised for payment and
the time for paymeI, having expired
by limitation, Il Is ordered that the
county treasurer ply the same out OF
any funds not otherwise appropriated.
wArrAas No. ~, John ". Graham 4 Cos O.
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The following Official bond were ap-
proved:
Il L; '; Lyon S.. ro. ;. oser.esr Dist Nc. 81.
Is allowed Mrs. W. Z. Meeker, on
certificate from probate judge showing
her to be In destitute circumstances.
Petition and bond for county road at
or near Sand Point. L. II. Faust and w.
J.. Granger appointed viewers and VIM.
Ashley. Jr., rs surveyor. TO view, survey
aud report on said proposed road.
The clerk Of the board OF county
commissioners was ordered TO send q
copy Of the following resolution to
each and every justice Of the peace In
koOtenai Co. Idaho.
Whereas, The expense Of the criminal
business OF the justice courts through.
out the county amount to large sum.
and out Of all proportion to the results
accompanied. leading TO the inference
that much Of said litigation Is needless.
therefore 1t is ordered that In the future,
no claim for services rendered justices
OF peace aud officers Of such courts, In
criminal actions will be considered un.
less such claims be accompanied by a
transcript. by the justice from his
docket Of the case for which the seryi-
ces are claimed.
Adjourned To 10 O'Clock a. m. April
%, 1886.
WEDNESDAY APRIL 81, 1886.
The following bills were allowed, TO.
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Cal, For City Warrants.

On Saturday, May IS, l will pay the
blowing described city warrants, with
lterest, interest to cease from date:
All registered warrants on the gener.
fund dated 1894, and all warrants
fawn prior TO April 20, 1895. i.
Z. A. DESAussuRE,
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y. Ia Ferguson, constable ............. 8
Gowsniock 4 Porter. fsappliss for o. 4.
~esl.s.-. ....s.s.,s... -...-....s..........
u Mears. conn for Amss -. .,.. 2
u. r. Manor. supplies furnished Mrs.
Moeker
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-05-25

Al Ca crFVpt ettsnsr 1urh
Thcs. Norton appointed road oversecr
Dist. No. -. Bond fixed at s3n.
The following bonds were approved;
cha. IT. Luce. constable North s.ac precinct.
Chas. v. caldwell. road o,cssccf Dist No. q
4. ". Gillian, saicos license eend. rosi Pals
Joseph n Fra, Post Pals
hicr Coleman rad overscer Dist No. 70.
Report OF Nicholas liitc road over.
seer Dist No. Q. approved.
The auditor was ordered TO draw
warrant In favor Of Mrs. Dora viert in
the sum OF st.GO on the current expense
fund for taxes on property enormously
assessed.
A warrant ordered drawn on the cur
rent expense fund for the sum Of eco
for a Mira Simons Of Priest River. an
INDECENT poor. said amt TO he expended
for provisions.
The following matter was rejected.
TO wit
Blii Of c, s. smith. am, ~, a. juror certificate
from justice.
Rui 81 q. N,edrick amt es.zs as Juror. no cersia.
cate from justice.
NH Of c. n. Robinson. am, = 2s Al juror no Ger.
uacate from justice.
Riii Of c. =. Smith. amt ssss a. juror no certia.
nm Of Jsssc Snyder. amt u ~ juror, no ccrtin.
cate from justice,
Bir ot John shosncssy. amt q "a A. juror, no
certificate from tsisttcr.
mn q q. H. Mc<saecn. amt q a. juror, no certi.
arate frpua ilistfcc
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1t Il hereby ordered that every male
inhabitant Of q road district. over
twenty one and under fifty years Of age
must perform two days labor annually
to be known a. the road poll tax, upon
the roads and highways Of the district
10 which he lives under the demand
and direction Of the road overseer there
Of or pay TO such road overseer =
Communication fee Of three dollars.
Jacob Goodrich was appointed road
overseer Of district No. -. Bond $500.
Further ordered that Jacob Goodrich
hereby authorized to work the statute
labor OF his road district TO open up
pack road from the old steamboat land
ing road TO Lakeview.
Whereas. it appearing that there are
no legal highways or public roads with
in the territory heretofore set apart as
road district No. IA. Now therefore II
is ordered that the order heretofore
made creating such Dist. is hereby va
Gated and set aside, and that the terri
tory embraced in road district No. IA,
he aud is hereby attached to and made
a part Of road Dist. No. IL. Further
ordered that the order appointing Thos.
J. Knight as road overseer Of said road
district No. II be and is hereby revoked
and said Office abolished and Thos. j.
knight is hereby appointed road over
seer Of Dist No. Ii, with bond fixed at
$500.
The following bills were allowed:
chAs Lsfavre, juror in probate court. 49, q
A Bali, county com missioner. ......-. its 70
| n Il Palmeteg. ...---..... Ii -
o Warren, a. .....-... rs %
Jas A keai. counsel given ca Com ....... l5o 90
John foss. juror in probate count. 2 Is
Henry Aeider. getting release on road -. o.
On motion the board adjourned until
June ), 1896 at 10 O'Clock a. IN. of said
day, for the purpose Of taking into con-
sideration at such adjourned meeting
the question OF issuing bonds for the pur-
pose Of paying redeeming, funding aud
refunding the outstanding Indebtedness
of the county, and TO take the proper ard
legal steps for the issuing Of such bonds
and also to audit the accounts of Il e
contractors to build the addition TO the
courA house and for placing of bath
tub In the jail
OF. WARRE,-,
Chairman Board Co Commissioners
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Dssss;iy sAssssi tes ,Assss .ss .s,A " h-sHn.
6vssN sAssshsAa sysssta Typs~ti,r's lea .,
ossy ,As ee~asa rsgfssA ksssyk-. tasssi
o<s W-eassss 81 y'stss,ss hsss,ss f.esis'u.s
11Is0s tssA Jre " Cassr~. rsssstsAr
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-05-25

C L Hoffman. atty. 400 90
Vim Ryss. boarding prisoner. sos %
services ~ sheriff. ............ 10 "
Henry Meider viewer ON Travis road. 800
probate Judge - qusrter.... Ii %
" school supt ITO 70
Village Of CruT d'AIsae. - per cent Of
road tax collected for lsGe-s4. ......-... IN ID
James A Keat. state ", Lsmiey FATTY foe). - %
J Harness. state W. Smith FATTY for)... = %
chas II Luce. services % consfabie. TO
R0bt = Mcfarland. atty state w. Hsverly 100 %
Frank Gsnshl Keller 100 %
Plat Of Spirit Valley road approved,
ordered filed and road declared public
highway.
Report of viewers on Bronson road
laid over awaiting release Of damages
by land owners.
MONDAY, APRIL -. 1886.
The following Official bonds were ap-
proved:
Gilman sswteil. road overseer Dist No u.
Frank A stewart: g. ~
r " HortDn. -.
Hope. "a.
4 A Merritt. ..
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Call fer County Warrants
On Monday, May 9Th 1895, will pay
the following described Kootenai county
warrants, with interest Interest ceases
from date:
All warrants on the current expense
fund, issued prior to Jan. 81, 1895, and
numbers 50. 81, 50, So, 81. on the re-
demption fund, issued Jan. 81. 1895.
FRANK q. HILL,
Treasurer, kootenai Co, Idaho .
May4.l0t
Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
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EMnETTS RESTAURANT
AND -
CREAM PARlOR,

CUUa O'AlGNG, loAtso.
yvaa fsrnished is.s-a,e And eAias'irs
ID any gslxn;i,,. We ais, have ius Aaic
otAbl~ tot ssanmrf sr.saesssss an the
. t~auiifai hay. thfrr nsIlcs fsoss tsIa,
sfrf lnfsstAailaa call On % address
h-sssit
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ENTERTAIN sunday school at 10 a.
preaching 1T II a. M. and y p. IN.
Btisn Endeavor society at ! p. IN.
Watson, pastor.
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DrAL.-Sanday school, 10 \. m.
ling pra, er and sermon, II a. III. (;
ing prayer and sermon. : p. M.
eesGlay. htany nj ~ p. M: choir
Yer. y p. N. ltsv. J. Z. SkottoMe,
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DDisr.- Sunday-school st 10 .. N.
B0r Epw0rth League, 80 p. IN;
Forth League, go and preaching
p. m. Prayer meeting, Thursday
pings at 7:O p. N. q. u. Muller.
pr.
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Treas. OF the town of Cpur d'Alenc.
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The following bills were allowed and
the auditor ordered to draw warrants
for the same.
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"WEDNESDAY, APRIL II, 1906.
jas. A. Fisher failing 70 qualify ~
justice Of the pesce OF Post Falls pre-
cinct - required by law, Geo. A. Man
ming WAS appointed to OIL the vacancy,
with bond fixed at $500.
The following matter was rejected
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-05-25
The Jersey Creamery.

Chairman Board Co. Commissione.
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SATURDAY. APRIL 80. 1855.
The following oreneers reports were
approved.
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R D'ALENE PRESS
/ Paper Of Xootsnai County.
Secret 0ocietiss.

nAL JANIS A. GAsytELD GAn.
10. %, Il. A. a N. u, Y, 4. A.
In Sanders hall, Cnur d'Alene,
every alternate Monday, At 8
En-. ~. Commander, Henry Van
EAdjutsnt. 4. J. CLARK Quarter
John Hickey. Whiting com.
lwsys welcome.
regular meeting June s, 1885.