The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-20

= rnslss east These districts are EesI
ksawa among nztnEax ussn Sc Hek1x TSSz
Ia placer afsa xaSs awarrE srpp5ssfsfsrzs
Hgsfrefs Of shzaznfs ~ sDSlars have
b@sn Esksn frnna Fhese r1ires Soufn ara
sasz hra tfae F-a1rar7ee Ire FIX E1sy ard
fKsrreas district. ali having q we4l-kE9~ n
rag@rAtior as woI3 przsssses~s- ptaesr EztFf-
fsag szaa heeu Eroacah9Y carried o. Ter
ysavs On ne Sake and Salmon rfTeTs
aa9 ffelT Tributaries TIE Clearwater
river hzs Ea~g been krozr - - Ttcn -
placer dir. egt 5~tsw 70 t5s Stringent
Laws governing fnsssn reservations. MS
asstTtcI las Esf ss@n sTa.11@5@ or r5sA@Fs
Or pr0spe,to-z
Ire Neg p@rce Tz4sas rsss~v atsoea is rsct
~ fss3ate4 sp9f tat ltee e. eAgse FToxtfss-
ftY 20 ra5lYsaa ard rats- c1Ear1EEs rstssz-
tA0HE. Ts@ Cfty Of Es@rs@s@@. me terminus
~ +ess (. q i. braneh os tAe %o~Lasf1
Fselfss FSzslrrzz5 e gtfuz.e4 rear En@
a0-<hSess eoraer - ttse FssErs alton an
Is t1s aesFsat railroad p0szst. &11 Is city
q Z.@1 pe9pie, Containing god ssszs7as
e1arc '3ea ard g1<>8 Efae - S~IerE5 Fasf~
81 4HB4se staY~s ard u loeatet7 ia Tsa-sh
eo8nty. The gownz es 5uisa~fta a1d hess-
ar4k arB also located gn isat2h county
AMI near the nor7a lire u tae r@@@rs ai@'a
ea rt5a Sgsa&a ~ f. fsiease. 2 hrz1e5 -
the Northern Pacific railroad. Ts@s@ are
thriving towns possessing good Schools.
churches ard q gosos lire % business
Tae city % Lewiston ~ situated on -.
west side - the reservation IN Neg FeTe@
county ~ the junction Of IRE Snake sti
Clearwater rivers and - the county seat
o. Neg Perez gsganrg- u ts1 etEy q 80
people corstafaing good schools AMI
churches. and h Tire head o. EAEtgaf4ca
81 ire Snake river. IRE loans -
Grangevliie. Cottonwood ana Mount idaho
are located near the seuth line o. the res
In z
tsviYiug business eentsFs. ths latter BE-
3ng the county seat cT Idaho county.
TIE treaty with the Neg Perez Indians
provides. That Immediately after the is-
sgaa nee and receipt BY the In8iaus Of trust
patents for all the allotted lands. az pro
yjded ir said agreement. the land 20
ce1fed. Sid. re1Inqatsf1s-d and conveyed 20
the United States shall be opened hy
proclamation % the president. and shall
b. subject 10 disposal only under the
homestead. towasfte. stone and timber
and mining laws 0f The United States. ex-
espf that the Sixteenth ana thirty SIKH
sections IN each congressional township.
shall BE- reserves for common school p4-r-
passes and be subject tothe laws OF Idaho.
Provided THAI each settler on said lands
shall. before making final proof and re-
ceivlng a certificate Of entry. pay the
United States for The land So taken by
MIN, ia addition 20 the fees provided by
iAw ,hs sam Of &c., per acre for ssEtc2l-
iurai lands, one-haif OF which shall be
paid within three years from date of orig
.nal entry. and the sim Of s. per acre Tor
mineral and stone lands. subject 10 the
regulations prescribed hy the existing
laws: but the rights Of aonoranly dis
charged Union soldiers and sailors. as de-
fined and described !n Sections 2,5a and
2SG OF the revised statutes OF the United
States. shall not be abridged except as TO
the gum TO be paid az aforesaid.