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Decorah-posten., 1895-09-03

bans Stat % irolenmet / oeus Wilits,
ituloe MiniIteren itiQe til @uoerusrens
Gaaoisbeb ct Glib al ben resul9re
Marine til praftiit Subspelie al brs
%upoauuebe Battalion, ps en- S%epilsnin2
$4,000 ituIoe lisse frroig I'll uoitpr
% @aaben for ben npe Milits.
timber oenne Sob or Spbatnljoner
itiftet Masiaduietts, 9iDooe SslnnS,
Connecticut, 9teip gorf, Sem Serien,
Bcnniplunnin, Warplano, Nortb Caro-
lima. SUutb Carolina, Georgia, Midj.
gan, Suinois % California. 5ilIamz
men bar De 1926 Sificerer, ioroetmeItc
tiolisere MarineOificerer, ps 2,7O6
SgmGno. Sgbatalionerne bar uoisgt
fine Maeolemmer fra be bebIte Glemeu,
ter / fine reipeftiue Gtatcr; aIeiams
men er ilinfe Saa0m9no.
I'll Cato er ~fDloeube al Warinens
Stibe ooeroraset npe Satalioner til
Srr9 unoer Sncpbelien:
Wlasiaduictts bar iaaet "Yasinic",
Connecticut "8panbOttc", Neiu gort
"gtcip Sampibire", NeU Sericp "IurtS.
mUutt", G%enniplpauIa "St. Sous,
Wnrplnno Gale, Nortb Carolina
"Hantudet", California "Smatara". I
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-03

panllB, gil no ! Jlelet Ipi VI { ~
a%reatrrsrue % ina IND ON llot til 5ro'
tCitcn; men Gppetiten bar lille iont Den
buroe uGre for en- Nunb, Der ltal liad
paa ftrpnoi Nrbsioe ben belle Dag; le9
itiGnte life. at Waolpften aacrsoe par
be9pnot at minte bps mig. Saa N
jes ba 5rotOit, git ub cs fdnot tat
por sumle SeIt; tbi jeg ipntss Iss
MATTE ia llot at tuitte mig paa, o9
oerfor ciloe je9 ijsre ben os iaa llot III
at fploe @ruiet meb.
s 9iottenet off leg ben til Stabei
for at ia Srniet, ps jes to9 bet osIaa
no, men - bar bu r~pgeniinoe 'aloi
9iennem tpnS So paa ell rl8ti9 ltrGn9
Binteroas og meo ct itisnt, at on NOD
/ istolot @nno iii 3 SOB ooer 9ooet?
Zen Slogs SOrncmmelie baooe leg
netop, Oa jcg fog Sruiet no az Std6et;
tbi - 8unoen bar p1f! &ari bapoe
tat en- Sammer ct itarpt Su9lcrn, o9
meo en- Sebarbi9beo, iom Om bun par
en- 9%iqeobugser, bapoe bun baG9rt
Bunoen uo, Def og bOloen uoen Jtilt
eIer Gfanr / ielue 9ruiet; bet bar rig
tis psnt at ie iii. Seq iaa paa Srulet
oo ina pdn benoe. 9ermeo rdabte Inn
meb en- GDit, jeg alOris baooe bDrt 'or
og alOris bar bsrt ienere beuer, BIN
raobte bDitiOelig % beltemt:
"2ars, Der icr on, buOr 8ante9iGls
ben i~triucr fig fra; ben tUm / arulet
ser og fra Den fife 9unten Der. Ss
ben 8ei bar BET, at bu miiteo Din 9poe
2(ppetit, Glnnien / oine pregtigc Zine
20 liot Of Din gObe SeIbreb, min tJars
0tano! Ola, lao os beboloe Sruiet,
iom BET er, lao Sunoen bore p9f, min
tjRre, bprebare Muno, os 9tem life bit
Opri9tlge. bcitioelise 2gite!" SO |
famine Stuno taIteo bun zig i mine
slrme, bang on min Sals % BRAT /
@raao. Sun funbe life iise mere.
Set er beler life nsopcuoist for
benoe at ii9c mere; ie9 ioritOo M greit
% Hart, bpUrleoes bet belle bang Jams
men baaoe meb min @aaro os Nabus
9aaroene, ps jes fom meo ct til at buIfe
pau, at ben iiOite &ante9ielo, Tom min
6ar maatte 9isre. git netop til ben
Sanoelsmano, ipm altio pleieo at iploe
ben lille 8r9nbepinsounf for %. Nu
iaa jes bet belle, en- Gatfe 9uufer Zig
NuIler / ct lanet Hegneltgfte, neo
Bante9l9lo til 6aclt; % meo Saarer
| gIet beiuarte je9 Saris beoe Carer
o9 branoenoe aps % IA: "&ari, min
tjGre Sari! 10, ies ital bolbe nit 9oite,
Iaa ianot bialpe mig CUB" S9 icg
bar iaut arait til at bploe bet. 3 tors
tere 2io eno fem Gar, iom 8ari ia,
er Sante9iGlben %flaret, min 9obe glppes
tit bar leg faat lsien, c9 Ell COB SparC.
bantbog atpaa. Sg III bGn9er bet
9amIe &ru8 Der, bpOr ri bang oct bin
ieloI amme Gag; % / SuIet bar III
iioen life bnpt mere 8rpnoepin til
Drill, sno bet bunoleie &rus bar funnel
boloe. Yet er ct ioltbart &rus; Ri az,
ter at bebolbe bet ps laoe bet oaa i
Nrp til bore Sgrn ~tili9emeo Sortets
lin9en ON BETS Sfiabne; ielu ON bet
er uoen 8uuo er Oct 0u9 iulot al npt.
ti9 SisbOm for oS os bore 9srn.1
Mens Manoen 1lutteo fin JOrtalins
meb bisie Orb, itoo &Onen / rgrsnOe
Slpgbeo % trgfIeb ben pusite of Gut,
terne IND til fig; jes ipntcs bun ia:
$50 % Qmen!"
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-03
Srccrab S~nititmte 2tlunni.

3ecUrab Sniitute alumni 5Orenina
bolot fit anrli9e gtpoe hos 8rof.
Breckenridge 2proas g(iten Den Site
Gu9uIi. Gaepe nye Meolemmer blcp
opta9ue i6oreuinsen. Der nu taQer So.
vi DC Sreue fra irap9renbe Neolems
mcr, iom bleo left, fremsif BET Hart,
at De itaoi9 bar arbeioet fig iremab,
iuotil De MI inOebar Stillin9er, ium
9igr baaoe BEN ielu % ben @nitalt, fra
boIlfen De 9rubuercoe, Gore. GIterat
baue sienpulst ale Gmbeosmeub for
Oct fpmmcnoe Iar, itiltes mon meo
6elelIen al at baue tiIbrast en- bpaaes
9lften i ct giGitirit 9iem. g.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-03
0uoSticncner.
fs. eensaa eiter sreieIeiahts.

s ben Ssrie g. 6. 9. Siris ON 5ormio'
eoaeu ST. 1915.
Observation-Disclosures / 9trters Bale
nieut Sgr0aa BEN 14oe Ssptbr. SL. ~
6ptmiooda. atteIter menbrtuneS.
8iseiprcuiuaen me0er Snseng G'ten III.
~ / &frtcuS SaIemeri.
ASmbsioren,aasu mgoer 3crsoaa eifer'
mieeaa 81 az hos NRrs. 9rpt. Srog.
9 Tecoroh Rcmpbros auie ON 6pruie'
ealer 81. 1917.
S%punagsltolc efter @uoStieneiter.
Cnsoaa aiten Spunempee / airicus Bale
neut ST. ~.
SptnoeioreRtuaen mpoer 3prsod8 elter'
miohda 9L Q hos YPrS. 3 @nlootien
lluaopmsi oreniusen meoer 8orsoa9 wien
81 ~.
@uoSticncTe / GfpItbuiet pco Ole 6oryelter
rrite Spnoaa Gitermioooa 81 3
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-03
Sccorab Snititute

Gisangserameuieit for bette etules
aur bOlotes 5rcooa Gliteu i 3ecOra6
MieuigbeOs Sirte, Der bar iplOt inotil
1rGn9iel. &aitOr Siaia,o bolot Snos
leoniugsbpu Ug Sr. Sponrits uOmGrs
teoe Srtelter unoerbolot ben fore
GOriamlins msb Muiii, iom pasisbe
for a~nieoninssn. 5plsenOe @rabusn'
ter mOotos Giplpmsr Of Sfplens 9rins
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-03
uiorFgtig Gieriel.

Sernt Sleppen % Siat Neliun fjerte
Spnoag Gitcrmiobaa / nOoet beruiet
Silltano meSet burti9t peitUper Wlaiu
Street, %, ba be frm iii Sisrnet peo
Inoreu Seperions Gus, iuingeSe be
iaa burti9t, at bessc faiteoes no 90 laa
beuio itlgic en- libru Sib. aelion fum
itrar iii fig ielu isien us Hap ON.
trent uItaot berira, men &leppcn fit
iaaoauue Stpo os SlGnser / Sppc.
oct, at ban maatte ines op % forum.
oes. pg paa en- 6eltiens b~rinSes til
Himas SOaroiusbus. Seiteue tos mn
no, os / 9gbet fnetteoes Ell Spbrant
pna Sjernet ~liseOpcrfor 2utherau Tis
bliibirg SOuic. Seamet tilbprte Selae
3. Staarlien af Ntaoiicn Supnibip.
aleppen iiSber ioag oppe % er i Be-
bring.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-03
gn9nf gGmOIo, ben perSeusbe.

gngnf NGmOlp. ben perbensbe.
rpmte uurite SiOlinilt, pil i 8iuteren
beige Imerita % siue Gurccrter / be
Ileite Iiprre Sger. NamolO bar fit caet
GOmpanp os meobrirser en- SianiIt.
inoe os en- SDpranO Solo eanserinoe,
6esse brrgmte aunitnere. 9ette Com.
PAM or ct al DC met berpmte i 9eroeu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-03

SnmaIiinsn "SuSpeHusH" mOotpg lea I
COB Sebolo os er beltilireOs nlso ben. Seq
Times aoot ON ben / ole Seuiesuoer, % lea
bit snite. at enbper, iom trRn9er Ell Spmas
fine, ulaa beHDtte 2eiligbeoen nj at iaa ia
en- COB o9 bilig Spmaltine. 5ragten ,0iteos
10 Gents. slgnes e~oIfao, Siour Gitn
1ctpo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-03
Tccprabs@ arfeo.
5rs. II & @aD,
Sorol0aer. fon trriies /:

Stepartpiue, Iiun, ben 2SOe ps 29be
guguli.
fountain, giuu., ben 30te % Site Iug.
Sprius &allep, Ytiun, lite II! zoe Sept,
YreItou, Riun.. 9oe, 10oe % lite Sept.
Sarnonn. Mirn., 12te % 13oe Sept.
SGuoer irGifes uben Smsrts. IIt Gr.
beibe aoranteres. 5220tf.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-03

@piS man pniter igrite Slasies 3anO.
!Gsenrbeiee. ber man sna III Coleman &
9ope. aCHior auben Gpr / Seit iOr Sirit
National 8aut. OS.ii.E
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-03
Gbicaso.

SpTaltlreu "SuSueuncn." iom blep 'euei
n't1 ION NrGmie meO "Gceorab. gplten," ar.
b 'per tliIreositllcnoe. 81 fnuoe lille pniis
o5 no9en beorc. Seq aubeialer ber III Ollie,
ION irRnger en- goo Waittne. Sragteu To-
lteoe 72 Gents. Mmumo slTei, Ytilins'
tpn Sd
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-03

Gu gils S~anbringcr. Speriscs
beiieaote Gtno9rai, Or. Sialmar
StOIpe, bar oct iipite 6eite al "Spen,
ia Sugar 0%rbuuoets gtpa S~ipsfriit"
gioet cit pto!lgiti9 os ,uteresiaut Se.
ifriOelie al en- iaaret Yauorefusls 8,s
orng til SplDsnius ON 5nsleucs llc.
buIOenbeo % ar9iter. Scrai mcobes
Ter oi fDlsenoc:
6orri9e Nur blep peo @urmei6ui /
5inlano, CO Wtil noro for Selliuos
Iors, lfnot Ell SibDg, / buis bpire Siuoc
ltaf en- beroeo s CONNER lang, tpuo
GrGaof, iom par ttlipioiet i ben enc
Gnoe CO / Steoet for StBreIiar bauoe
Seonirger al to tpnoe Slaoliae paa
boer Sioe ueo ben mooiatte Cube. Gen
bar poret faIt / Sln9en omtrcnt paa
WtIoteli, umgipet meb 8rult. 8eo urrs
mere at nnoeripgc Yinoen, Tom Stulte
til ben bcitcmte %Grtienbelir, at ben er
ganife al jamie Slag3 iom De Bile, Der
I'm brn9es al Gnns Solicit, lpm Dor /
Gabun og bet ~tilitgoenoe Strca paa
Airitas Sei.tgit, nnitcn lige unoer
SGfuniOr. Gen ioraiiteoe Gil er auat
9iennem ben bruita9tiae Del al Bin.
gen o9 bar lanlcoes life funnel ornbe
6u0len; oa @iiten anbriu9es paa 81.
len meo Ser, or ben eiterbnanoen faltt
az ION 9eret bleo tprt, % ben Itattels
6u9l bar ba iIGbt 9ilcu meb fla oper
ben nbpre fore Str9fnius fra Sorbens
beoeite iii oens folbclte Gtrga, bpor
Den ba pmiioer bar iunbet fin Saue.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-03
goea Gent.

wooI: uuw,shed-coarse, Alb; medium, 10
Is: fine. il-i2 Washed coarse, 1913 medium,
$50: fine l4-I5: Iub-washed, l1--ls, Sotted,
.hsiy, bury and bucks M OIL
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-03
81. u. Wobn,
! gtortbfielO, M}inn.

OtiiaIgs.-3o 2otter paa Mialn
- Gtrsei, nRr ben tpite Retboorittirte, e.
Sus paa Nleruet at Mil % Trnntlm
Sireets. Mnn benpenos lis I'll 400 aPta
Street. 5bos. @dert. Log
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-03

Spiftermincn peo 81. Slai Golleoe
beaproer ben lite September. Seuo eiter
aatalcs. gas guertisiementet bette
Gumer. sa6I6J
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-03

Sr. W. q. Coleman al 5irmaet
Coleman " 5on 3anoIGaer. tan traiies i
Jitoaeiuap Sprodg ben 29Oe SUM. Sea pil
bsreitsr beige TiOeepap n~noenbper 9vroaa.
70&71.-tt.5
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-03


Semofr
fraterne
9SrOaSs
lem al Seq
al 2e9ran
stisitc 8
1ueo BEN {
at ban ipt)
ite 9latior
Scmmt
Sra Ges
Mug.: 8!
Stateus 3
% Ell Spi
Sherman,
~eiterlaSt Il
9ietuius ia
SDernlal
mel. Sor {
at ban uilo
at orone II
han tul, 81
Slocn CT
life bar la
oerlp9elle
or iuroel.
buor fan
rnl. at no9
bar rp9tet
og Glisttrt
Nainrli
Sept. y
Wtil GDo
lis Gas.
Mauo bar
Yrcuo. oa
9rpn bprtt
fig paa Su
Der par 40
ar6cibebc.
ircul. Wi
bar opcrpn
Neppe bar
eli Grpluii
al Sano,
8rpnoaabi
bort.
Sanoet
ben, men I
Is SOB,
bens Ga
siennent 9
beo, Der vi
Sirpm.
Wiorb /
2oeu Sepf
termiobas
ION fin Sp
ilaa BAN
Sla9smaa
ioa9morget
gieupnnbet
elliott
Wtil e,
9oipnibip.
ions Sus.
til Tienei1
mertn %
belle 0agel
nosle Me
n~alitcteu.
Carlton 4
mrns gre
iciebe fin
blep bans
Carlton
ION &c gil
Wiopre BIZ
~arreiteret
Set icl
fra &een
Sgroass
fra ben 10
Stampeps
Sunb. 3
Isiapins
moStog 6
iormeue 81
prroien i
$500; BET
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-07

For Information. time cards. maps and ticket.
call on or write to
=. JOY. Agent,
Occur d'Alene, Idaho
A. ID. CThRLroS,
Assistant Gen. Pass. Agt..
No. 255 Morrison ST., cor. 3rd st.
Portland, Oregon.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-07

TnE personal attacks Of the Mcconnell
organs on lion. Willis Sweet are un
called for. ungentlemanly and entirely
out OF place. Mr.. Sweet is = private
citizen, pursuing his chosen profession
and attending strictly to his own bust
ness, and the shots of these woulibe
journalists show their mental calib.e
to DO about the size of -. They re-
mind US OF the boy who went out to
shoot elephants with pop-gun.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-07

JONI G. CARLISLE, who changed his
views on the silver question for an
Office and became the goldbug secretary
OF the treasury in Cleveland's cabinet,
said in speech delivered February 81,
1873: II shall not enter into an exam
ination OF the causes which have com
bined to depricate the relative value OF
silver, and to appreciate the value of
gold since 1873, but am one OF those
who believe that they are transient and
temporary in their nature, and that
when they have passed away or have
been removed by the separate or united
action OF the nations most deeply inter
ested in the subject, the old ratio OF ac-
tual and relative value will be estab-
lishsd on frmer foundation than ever.
know that the worlds stock Of precious
metals 10 none too large, and / zee no
reason to apprehend that it will ever
become so. Mankind will 10 fortunate.
indeed, II the annual production OF gold
and silver coin shall keep pace with IT, Q
annual increase OF population, commerce
and industry. According to my view of
the subject, the conspiracy which seems
to have been formed here and in huron.
to destroy by legislation and otherwise
from three-seyenths to one hall the met
allie money CT the world is the most
gigantic crime OF this or any other age.
The consummation OF such a scheme
would ultimately entail more misery I'D
on the human race than all the wars.
pestilsnce and famine that ever occurred
in the history of the world. The abso-
lutte and instantaneous destruction Of
half the movable property of the world,
including horses, ships, railroads ard all
other appliances for carrying on com
lnerce, while it would he felt more
ssnsibly at the moment, would not pro-
duce anything like the prolonged distress
and disorgsnizstions OF society that
must inevitably result from the ami
Initiation OF one half Of tie metallic
Roney Of the world"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-07

THE mineral land commissioners COM
p,eted their seasons work last month
and have made their FINAL report to the
government. During the season the
commissioners examined and classified
ll0,0oo acres OF land and 10000 acres
had previously been patented to the
Northern Pacific, making = total OF 200,
600 acres of railroad land subject to tax
alton in kootenai county. The mineral
land commissioners did good work in
classifying go much land, thereby max
ing it taxable. 1t now remains for the
county assessor and board OF commits
sioners to force the collection OF these
taxes and have the railroad pay up.
The individual il compelled to pay his
taxes and there is no good reason why
the railroad should escape.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-07
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT CxUR p'ALx>H. fpAHo,
OCT 10, isso.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has died notice Of hi, Intsutiou to
make Anal proof In support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Register
And Receiver at Occur d Aien-, Idaho, on Dee.
I, ls05, VIZ; John u. Wells Tor the = ,w "A
Sc ,swhl, sw =, SEA, See. Is, TIP. Is y. Il. /,
h. 8. NJ.
tie names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz: Hughes East, rhbs. r Williamson,
ChaS. Adams, J. W. Hatton, Of santa Idaho.
Any person who desires To protest against the
allowance OF such proof. OF who know, of any
substantial reason. under the law and the rrgti-
latiOns OF the Interior Department, why surh
proof should not be allowed will be given an
opportunity at the above mentioned time and
pELes to Sanlire tho witnesses ot said
claimant, and 10 offsr evidence In rebuttal OF
that submitted by claimant.
JAMES GRAHAM,
OetB-6t Register.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-07
STATE NOTES.

The snow is IS inches deep on the
Leesbcrg summit.
John Brodbent pays the heaviest city
tax in Boise, 1897.
The Latah Teachers Association will
meet in kendrick December IA.
Orlando Robbins, chief of police OF
Boise, has organised q detective bureau
in that city.
The railroad managers have accepted
As acres for depot grounds at Emmett,
instead OF 50.
The railroad company will use 100
carloads of rock in ripraping the river
80 Us to protect its track at Boise.
The Payette Independent says build
ing is progressing rapidly at Plymouth
during this long spell OF fine weather.
After having cut sos, 900 feet OF lum-
Der, the Mountain Lumber Company OF
Emmett have closed their mills for the
season, says the Index.
Superintendent Moore OF the insane
asylum at Blaekfcot says that the pa
tients ciamor for the papers from the
various sections of the state.
A company composed OF the young
Indians of the Kamiah settlement are
planning to engage in the general mer-
chandise business at that place.
There are now l52 patients in the
asylum at Blackfoot, 56 OF whom are
women. Once q week they have q
dance, music for which is furnished BY
an orchestra from B.sckfoot.
The report OF Adjutant Miner OF the
soldiers home shows there we're "a in
mates in the home during the month o
November. Tho cost OF keeping tn,
veterans was IS cents per capita = day
This includes food and fuel, but no
clothing.
c. II. Shaw, who has served as tn,
superintendent OF the Mornins Sta
mines at Silver City, has resigned t,
accept the management OF the Bl.cl
Hornet, near Boise, says the Avalanche
1t il rumored that ''Vint" Barry vii
succeed Mr.. Shaw in the supervision o
the Star property.
Eli Stinson OF Osburn was injured sc
riously the other day by the explosion
OF box OF giant caps which he held il
his hand, says the Wallace Miner. IL
suffered serious injuries from head Il
loot. shreds Of copper were blown int
his head, eyes and chest, and one wa
blown through his loot. He was takel
to the Providence hospital for surgica
treatment.
The Latah county horticultural co n
missioner is out with q card warnin
all fruit growers that their prodac
which lie marketed in that county mus
be Tree from all pests, fungus growth.
have the packages stamped with tn
name OF the producer, and must othel
wise comply with the impossible cond
ton OF sections 9 and 10 of the fruitpes
law OF the last legislature.
| The Last Chance Ditch Company ha
formed a partnership with the farm
ers in the upper end Of Payette valley
the intention being to enlarge the ditto
from 8 to Is feet on the bottom. T
do this deep cut for three-fourths {
: mile, averaging from 10 to y feet i
depth, is being e1cavated. the con
pletion OF the proposed work will brin
considerable more land under cultiys
| tiop
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-07

The Presidents message is published
in full in supplement with this issue
Of the PRKss. The stand he takes on
the Monroe doctrine is surprise and in
contrast with his Indifferent policy OF
the past. As . matter OF course he
favors the single gold standard and \
heavy bond issue. There is nothing
very striking in the message, yet it win
be we'll worth reading.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-07
BOARD OF coNHIssIoNERa
oAsiaI Proceedings o; thu October Meet
ing.

Petition for the surveying and loca.
zion of public road near Clark's Fork
being on file, stating that said road had
been Travelled for more than II years
and there also appearing on file re.
monstrance against said proposed road
whereby it appears there is only an old
tie road at the place named, the petition
IS therefore rejected and the remon.
STRANGE approved.
1t appearing that the public interest
demands that a road district be estab-
lished to compromise the territory
formerly embraced in district IL before
the annexation of district IL as now
created and established, off the east end
Of said district Is; therefore said new
district No. II is hereby established
with boundaries as follows: COmmenc.
ing at a point on the reservation line
between sections l and TIP. AZ n. II. 2
W. B. NJ, thence north miles, thence
west 6 miles, thence south TO the reser-
walton line, thence east along said re ser.
vation line to place Of beginning.
Further ordered that c. S. Smith be and
he is hereby appointed as overseer Of
road district No. IL, with bond fixed in
the sum Of $500.
The following matter was rejected:
Communication from VIM. Vane. about
taxes; official bond Of G. s. Smith az
overseer road district Is, for reason that
he Is not overseer Of said district.
On motion the following bills we're
allowed and the auditor authorized 10
draw warrants in payment Of the same:
VI. ID. Wright, wood .....................l5s 10
kootsnai Trading Co. supplies .......... IS
Win. Ashley, Jr. surveyor ............... as2 .5
Il. VI. Peters, viewer on road ................ go
z. ". Peters, AMMAN On roads .......,.. au
@. Y. Melder, chairman on roads ......., @ %
4. III. Jacobs, chairman on roads ... e. "a
At this time board proceeded 10 open
the sealed proposals for the purchase Of
the proposed Issue Of Kootenai county.
Idaho, funding bonds, and the follow
ing bids were found to be on file: IS.
W. Harris & Co., Chicago, ILL.,; ". J.
Hayes & Sons, Cleveland, Ohio; Theiss
Il Barroll, Spokane, Wash; Roberts
Bros, Spokane, Wash.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-07

The supporters OF Mcconnell are very
solicitous lest the fractional fight
which they are pleased to term . differ
ence in opinion-will disrupt the Re
publican party. Now. we are not aware
OF the existence OF such fight; but do
know that very large majority OF the
people in this part OF the state have had
enough OF McConnellism, with its rule
or ruin policy, and if it is question OF
diarupting the party or submitting to
the bossism OF one man, let her disrupt.
No party Organization is better than the
tyranical rule OF one man. The Neon
nell men say "let US have peace" but
that peace must come through the abso-
Lutte surrender Of all to the will of the
governor-neverl The Republicans
must shake off the yoke of Mcconnell
ism or it will drag the party down with
it. If, by asserting their rights to OPP
pose the political. ambition OF one man,
the party is to be disrupted, the sooner
the fabric falls to pieces the better, and
let the responsibility rest with those
who have adopted the rule or ruin pol
!cy-they will not be found in the ranks
OF the friends of Dubois, or Sweet, or
those who believe in submitting to the
will Of the majority. The treacherous
acts of Traitor Bob Brown and of the by
Tocritical Preacher Gambel, backed and
urged on by the Governor, are too fresh
in the minds of the people to make them
believe the opponents Of such men and
methods have any intention OF disrupt
ing the party, They only wish to save
it from ruin at the hands Of the Cover
nor and his email coterie OF politicians,
whose howl Of party disruption is all for
effect. You never hear OF it from any
other than Mcconnell source.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-07
GRrAr RsrrAIN reiusese. 10 arbitrate

GREAT BRITAIN reiussse. to arbitrase
the Venezuelan question. 1t now re-
mains to 10 seen whether the United
States will enforce the Monroe doctrine
or allow England to help herself to
American territory. Ii that country is
allowed her own way in the matter, she
will step in and take a. much territory
rs she pleases in Alaska.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-07

A SET of resolutions introduced in the
seneats by Senator Allen, populist OF
Nebraska, are published in our supple
msnt. They have the true American
ring and can be heartily endorsed by
every loyal citizen of the United States.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-07

TuoxAs b. REED 10 speaker OF the
lower house Of Congress, position he
il emincntly qualified to ill.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-12-07

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