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hin the last few days Some Wall
|.keletons have been uncovered. An
| N who once had million or so. AMI
kas a high roller on the stock o>-
me, with a fatal accident. l, led
discovery hat l'r had long been n
paupor under sa assumed name.
T. lively young broker, whose
are shiny. Nas recently arrested
IsSsnr,ous character because he
sleeping quarters in cellar. For
,hcre ara many brokers on all Tho
kr,.s who are not making enough
10 nay their Office rent.
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plcr GRATED DINNER SETS NJ rcdnc"d
prices, bargains ia crnciIcry, lamps and
glassware AT Houston China Hail, Jes
Main street. las + pumhlc. Ast y
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ron RENT MY present residence. I,
young Ave Apply 10 Mrs. n. 4. Brown,
or Geo. T.. Brown. u
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Business Chances.

WANTED AT ONcE--An energetic bust
ness partner, with 500. IN y good cnsh
hus,n,sa. unusual opportunity to right
party. Bona Fide, care Post. .
Ar 4 sAcNIFICE-M Modern. equipped gin
"1ntn, nearly new. situated on railroad.
in ono az The best cottOn-grow wing coun-
los I'm The state: Will sell on reasonable
Jams or exchange for Houston property,
For inf9rmntson address Proprietor, io9s
Caroline street. HOUSTON. 20
FOR sALE-A small general stock OF
change property good location: reasons
Tor telling. Address g. Harris. Ray.
wood. Texas. -
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Advertisers should remember that let-
tors directed to Initials only are not deli'-
cred through the postofhce. II ini,.hls arc
used they IN uld be directed 10 the ,aro Of
some person, firm or postoiiloe box. Ad-
vertisemcnis can be left at our oiiiee or
sent through The nall to-
THE HOUSTON POST. Houston. TeNns.
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fOlt lENT~-Nicc three room cottage,
furnished complete for llghi housokncp-
ing, rent 81 per mouth. GOOD neiehhor-
hood Apply No Allen place. near
ltusk aud iraaos IS
FOR KEN1'-one -four room cottage. with
hall baih room and pantry. all convc-
niences. Apnly at lGll Austin street. q
FRONT OFFICE
FOR RENT
over Pastoriaas Stationery Store. aoi
Moiu street. broad stairs. easy ascent
inst floor. Very cheap II
FOR RTNT- Commission ROOMS euiTaNie
t'r Hight housekeeping. also FURNISHED
room 7oN Louisiana street. thrue blocks
OF NapltoI hotel y
lF0R RENT-Two uufnrnlshed roome Tor
lshi house keeping reasonable ladies'
ltoirrred as CAPITOL 'aNQnue, corner
ialiranch. after ~ m; references
Two SpNNlscTiNG ROOMS FOR limit
Ni uew aud nicely furnished Viii rent
yhclp, Mrs DuNois ion Congress =
fOR RENT Three rooms one block ~ N
for offices or light hodsek.cpimE. Apply
to Mime X Joscph .Q6 Main rs
ron ~, yI;-7;,Io ,oo,0- 800 rI7cTc6
sqils'ls lor NM e,sseseopias. Inquiry
NiCliN NlnIshcd front room n private
family with bath privilege for one of
tormeNNtry ieasuTAblpl references cN-
changed. MP Smith street y
MOE new cottago, nodoru improvements.
clstoin and Stable. Apply IBIS Louisiana
street. ~
i-1I- =, - @7777
f.r,r rooms ua haii nr.. .l,oiv
ward So nor month s g. rennin.tn6
Southern Pacific Freight Once. Is
1.yrD in,..o son,h ,n,,,,. t,,, -n,,,I--a
w,t,tnI ma S,,il'jrc,, M, ,n,,, ,,.,tl,.,,,. NJ
r,f'r.,',., ,rnui,rd No o,hc,l bn,,,.ir,s'
TO children IN family Corner Crlwiari
! and Mcl<inucy. Is
RON RENT For summer aceo,ini family
nctr. away, ooiupi.tti, iurn,shrd house.
in 6cs, i5tali,y. reasonaole to proper
party; write lui!y, tNa'ipa hellOit,
Franklin printing House.
FDI IiENl-Nc,v f9ui-roon rnttapc With
s.nhlr nn,i COW SHEDS. suitable foi Hairy
N"ti iIlR " utu ll.ltH, ~, triiitil
/ iiardoastlc. si.i. C,ngtoss avennr IS
>-icsIIi.-,T -.-s7,-II, .177o7-I,
,,,,,,',.,, ,n,,;,,n r,,y'i.,,','. Ia
I'D iqitrl,.i, rnr u,fit nn,,.lolt..'nlf,,. i, do
I sired. r fcrenees. iln capitol ay"nun. 20
,,gt. ,aD.,- a., ru,tl ~ ,.,,. ,,
~. -, no,,,, 81, ,',,ss XIX
/ and cistorn watei. Arans,s iass electric
4 cars al CORNER. Apply irlG iar.ar ave. ~
ron Iij,l'I--l ~ 1oona i,,,.nil,,,l ,,r ,;,,-
furnished, street cars pass every fiteen
l Dallas. suitable Tor light hous skeeplng.
Mrs W y Gil =
I-17T7- 777-l7T II 1771 ,,-o,,, t11o,--,-o7r,
cett,,pa a., nftcofl,roo,n heusa call on
~, f,,I u, ,,,,...,, 90, ,,.,,,,,.
, - A.,,, n,i rxa.' ,,.,,,,i,.. go,
large sin.. 'rhuno Tex 50
m 1,,,
IDls Nl.Ni 30" nor +"Nr9H'' iioii
roo N, iuin sl.rl OF untnrnlsn'd. 'l5l
Ntkinn'F af"nlir' nrnr fhnnin ~ 9
IAjIG;E frouf rnoin firnishn,i sonfhnrn
nltsosi,,o. Sam ',r,,l 'as r.forcncea NJ,
NC,ik.,.. ,v.u,tr >
FOR EENT Two furnished or I'M
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sNI,NSAlsN WANTED for pood aide
line; give references. Standard CisA,
Factory. Lyuehhurr. Va I
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t'lRE INSIkANCt,--f inriNrIl a, Sprong
FucpoGaors To Harvey T. u. wilson have
rnino.cn to Room 9bg Khan Buildiug 30
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ron sAr.E-one good driving horse and
ma also one light spring wagon;s
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Personal.

SILVER AND NICKEL PLATING
grinding and polishing, prices noderat e I.
electric supplies ana repairs l. l.. NIL
Ter. electric engineer Houston. Texas If
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500 To $50 a MONTH and expenses rrii
saics n"u for cigars. sNprricnc" uun.res-
gary. standard goods. Little Clerk cigar
machine free 20 onrh customer. Bishop
- Kline st. Louis Mo IS
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Trade or Exchange.

ExcIANGG--Io Iowa. Missouri. Kansas and
Illinois farm ana city properly to ex-
change Tor Texas lands. Montague IL
Wisey 5Ol ana COB iiinz Bldg, Houston.
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FOR EXCHANGE one and one half
acres ON san Felipe road, Houston, and
eighteen of the best lots In I.arorte.
near sylvan hotel. for lumber or build
ing maioria' T.. O. box ~, Houston.
Texas.
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LIST or ANSWERS u adsertis 'uents
in office Of The IosI for week cnilng

SAtur0ay. NurlI q, lSN0'
-dA e, 4 n 81 ii, r. q -.,s M "A c ;,-i;
~. j. II. curtin: 7a07. Isl7. Mrs Ilnae.-
tine: 775e 90 5o59. J 9, W: 60 ''Mo
718e. 7sG2. 7S,7 ND: 1881 %: Moiigr ana
son. 779s: 7ssS: 7el3 NJ: Tsli % lipi ~
ms. 7,ql 81 1910 60 57l4: 5o4i co $50;
7770: $50. 7sg2' ISIS co. W. y. 81 III
". 7saS Co. 772i (2). 1874, y, II. w; '"l.
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Secretary Texas and Nav orlcnns iiail-
road CO. 81
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"a, he held In this city with
N Y sS, ,srml,. These are ordinarily
nu',"' n, undortakers. aud 1t Is n
Fei py ~, IN lie morning To see -FOUR
Dn thl1s ." ny,,,ni the criminal court
hca ls,so the health bonrd has It's
IS; w wr'c, ,e,a,,itiual gathering OF I'M
. TINS .'" grim sort of market
|crs sntsi nsraies on upper Broad
'he ien ,n no thinking sigh,seer an
~ feeling, hut few Ieopie seen" w
~ o'hiy impressed
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Help Wanted.

Help Wanted.
WANTEH~-A live. energetic man who
visits the retail trade IN tho State OF
Texas 20 take as side line n complete
line of hosiery. Address. with reference.
T. NJ. caro- houston Post. 50
w,ANrEp-Twenty >lrpcn,crs to 40 TO
ton c.il on i. Kiher, Hutchlns House Is
WANTED--A good farm hand (white)
apply nj G. II. Eisons livery. corner
Preston aud Louisiana ST., Tuesday .
y. m. James Spence. :s
WANTED-Twenty carpenters at once for
out OF city. help for outside parties re-
spcctfully solicited, either contract or
domestic. sii Farnn street. Is
WANrEp--A first class barber; white.
sober, single man preferred. Address. II,
4. sugner. i-ullng, Texas. 2s
WHITE SERVANT wan,ed at once al
l9ll fcNas Ave 80
AT uNcE--An Grand Girl and apprentices
wanted az Levy Bros. dress making dc
rar,mcnt 2S
WANTED--A hoy ie or Is wears OF age to
rake himself useful around yard and
store Address No. side, care Post, 30
WANTEp-Mcsseusor boys wanted. "A
years old and over Inquire OF a. u. r.
MESSENGER Co. 60s Main street, Is
YOUNG woman wanted In a small tamiiy,
must I've u good cook aud assist IN gen
erai house work. Inquire at i6l7 Prairie
avenue. 80
wANTEp-Aecn,s can make So weekly
IN any locality, failure utterly impos.
sihle; win prove II or forfeit ono hundred
dollars. Address Y. q. BOX 5Sos. Boston.
Mass
WANrED-l'wo German girls With OK
r,rieucc ono TO cool, and the other to
nurse IN sun1r family references re-
CURED. Address BOX no, Luliug. Texas.
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FOR LEASE-A twenty acre truck farm.
Two miles from conri house; rentbl very
low. rHre chaure for PARTIES wiling
TO work ana nuke money Apply to
Frank E,erne, No. III Mnln ST II
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A GOLD NJ NJ. near Houston VIII snc-
rlilcc TO rails. money GOO acres of land
iuH outside Of suburbs of Houston and
only three and thrce-fourths miles from
the postoNce; Will sell away down und
on rAsv trrms one-ihird cash. will take
some good property on exchange for
pnri of balance. Address No. 7SIn.
car. Houston Post. 2S
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GOSSIP or GOTHAM.

,., April 25.--lIc stood on an
io'A station calmly putting n
ga 'e .. 10 YOU see that sign, No
no. say, ~. said the ticket chop
ng sllow",nph that's all .igh,, my
fufly. v ,rs smoker coolly. 81 am
replied "a" don't believe On signs;
perslniii'S,SSifv, mental in uniform said
..nri
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-.csn. matinee given by popular
broadway house. l saw ano'hcr
many examples of "woman's PRIV.
|, '', mans rights \ group Of
e nSe Mad purchased general adj
w ,iekets we're approached by, an
who i' ds,erentlally requested their ,,t
m m ~ box sea's ON his return
i, nrod1ed into standing POSTURE an
,,nns man about town who hal
II IA ii, on Tho stairs. And still
rman's surfagists' howl fer equal
,s heard In the land.
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FOR SALE al lola kusk-Wlll sen our
furnished house In clean condition for
taking boarders; convenient TO business.
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FOR RENT- Photograph gallery. bN
Main street; newly filied. hrst-ciasA
Can on or address II. II. Gieseke. Di
MnLn sirnet. ~
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MUST HAVE THE MONEY party ieay-
AT a sacrifice. Address 1855 this Office.
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Financial.

1880 PER cOl3D for cord NOD; $40
ner cord for stove wood at Hampsons
Wool Yard. best dry oak wood and good
measure Phone ~ !.
A l.. AUTREY & CO.. Real Estate and
Loan Agents loans negotiated on GU
s,rirt,y confidential. 10l5lx Congress o-y
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| TO TRADE Valuable land near city for
| large. gentle horse and family carriage:
state price 7lgs care Post, 30
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+ H0ENCKE. Magnetic Healer, oihce
with Or s. Il Jones. 3oi'a Man stree
b.si city references. Dfhce hours ~ 70
l. a. M. to p. M. EstaDilshee III 100 :.
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yIAVl-A HOME TREATMENT for
uterine troubles. investigate at i0z hllll
building: lady attendant from 10 y
u. m. advlc. and health book nc.
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Personal.

cures rhenmatsm. cat"fin,
Indigestion. skin Diseases. x .dncy am
female complaints permanently. nni'vai-
ad nlnnd nuriii.r ana system builder, bot
lies or packages, 81. .0s Main street. 80
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FOR RENT New nvo-room cottage on
Austin street with bath room and all
modern cenveniences. Apply To Mrs.
Obrfnillrr il5 Austin street. ~
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NINE C. A. BuJAc, p!aniste. studio %,
Mason block; especial attention paid 70
rudiments Of music. lessons ut pupils
residence II desired: instructed 70 Pc
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no COMMISSION AND PROplcE
DEAL .ERS- Write to Texas Box ana Bos-
ket 90, Dallas Texas. for prices Oh on
l.a skets and fruit packages -
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-01-10

President Sherman of the Bank
of Commerce, in which j. Pierpont
Morgan has large interests, says:
81 think that the present silver
circulation is greater menace to
the credit of the country than the
legal tender notes. We should re-
tire silver dollars, rather than
greenbacks. Three hundred and
forty-six million of the latter would
not cut any figure in the financial
world, or even in the eyes OF
Europe, were it not for the silver
in circulation, which threatens
to land us on a silver
basis every time there is an APP
prehension of a panic. 1t is the
silver dollar, and not the greenback
that should be taken out of circu-
latiOn at once"
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School RepOrt--Dist. No. 10.

School report for month endind
November 18th in Clearwater school
district Mol 9. Following is the gen.
eral average. Fifth grade: Ludwick
Brown ss5, Barr Stewart IS, John Ru-
ark So, Hagar Brown 81, Belle Garner
Ss, Jettie Stewart 81, Martin Folden "A,
Oma Garner absent on account of sick
ness. Fourth grade: Marshal Cheno-
weth 80, Leet Stewart 70, Frank Ru-
ark so, Freddie Brown "a, Robbie Cal
der 90, Miner Stewart so. Third grade:
Walter Brown 20, Jessie Stewart II,
Clarence Chenoweth IS, Neri Garner
IS, Otto Cowling so, Frank Cowling
95, Nora Harris go, Leon Pope So.
Mrs. adobe LISTER, Teach err.
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Terms of District Court.

AN ORDER FIXING THE TINE FOR
HOLDING TIE TERMS OF THE DIS
TRICT COURT OF THE SEVERAL
COUNTIES IN THE SECOND JUDI
CIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF
IDAHO, FOR THE YEAR 1896.
BY virtue of an act of the legis-
lature of the State of Idaho APP
proved December 20, 1890, it is
hereby ordered by me, the Judge
of the District Court of the Second
Judicial District of the State of
Idaho, that the terms of the Dis
trict Court for the several
counties of the said Second Judicial
District for the year 1896 shall be
held at the county seat of the re-
spective counties, as follows:
In the County of Latah, on the
10th day of February (second
Monday and the 9th day of
November (second Monday.
In the County of Nez Perez, on
the 18th day of May (third Mon
day. and the 7th day of Septem-
Der (first Monday.
In the County of Idaho, on the
18th day of June (Third Monday
and the 18th day of October
(second Monday.)
Dated at Lewiston, Nez Perez
county, Idaho, the 3rd day of
January; A. d., 1896.
w. G. PIPER,
Judge of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Idaho.
STATE OF IDAHO,
County of Idaho. 90
l, A. w. darlington, Clerk Of
the District Court of the Second
Judicial District of the State of
Idaho, in and for the County of
Idaho, do hereby certify that the
foregoing is a true and correct
copy of the original order fixing
the time for holding the terms of
the District Court of the several
counties in the Second Judicial
District of the State of Idaho for
the year 1896, now on file in my
office.
Given under my hand and the
seal of said Court, at my
SEAL. Office in Mt. Idaho, Idaho;
this 9th day of January,
A. D., 1896.
A. w. TALK.NGToN,
Clerk of the District Court.
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4 GOLD QUARTZ LEDGE.
An accidental Strike Made
While Digging a Ditch.


spokane Review.
C. G. Dickinson and N. Fitz-
williams have just returned from
a trip up the south fork of the
Clearwater, in Idaho, where they
have located some placer ground.
While digging a ditch to bring
water ON their claims they I'M
covered a gold quartz ledge o5 feet
in width, and in almost every
piece of rock gold could be seen.
They encountered three veins, and
located claim on each of them.
The assays from the rock We're SO
high as to surprise them. being
reported at $1,000 to $500.
The discovery was entirely ac-
cidental. The ditch was being
dug through black soil, UNDER
meath which was a deposit of tale
and below that the quartz. There
was gold in the tale. To deter
mine by mill test the value of the
discovery they packed out 700
pounds of the ore 80 miles on their
backs to o point where they could
pack it on horses. Several trips
were necessary to get the ore out,
They will take it to Tacoma.
1.-The country is a hard one to
get into" said Mr.. Dickinson, "but
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-01-10
Official Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners of
Idaho county, Idaho, will meet at
the court house at Mt. Idaho, in
said county on the second Monday
in January, to-wit: on Monday,
January ID, 1896, at the hour of
ten O'Clock a. m. in regular session
pursuant to statute, for the trans
action of such business as may
properly come before them.
All persons having claims against
said county are hereby notified
that the same must be presented
together with the necessary vouch-
ers, properly verified by oath to
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Church announcements.

Rev. Silas Perkins breaches in
Cottonwood every Sunday evening
at $50.
Services at the nj. Z. church ev-
cry Sunday at IL a. M, and 8 p.
m. Sunday-school at 10 a. IN.
Sunday school at 2 o'clock and
preaching at 3 o'clock in Hart
burg's hall, Cottonwood. by Rev.
Silas Perkins.
Rev. M. G. Mann, of the Presby-
terrain church will preach in Mt.
Idaho next Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock, thus filling Rev. Perkins
appointment.
Until further notice the Young
Peoples Baptist Union will meet
at O'Clock p. IN. Sunday evening
of each week. The usual Sunday
evening services will be held at
1870 o'clock, in Grange hall. All
invited. w. N. KNOX JR, Pastor.
The Lords supper will be adj
ministered in the Presbyterian
church at Denver next Sunday at
IL O'Clock a. m, sermon by Rev.
Silas Perkins. Sunday school will
convene at 10 o'clock. Preaching
and song service 600 new song
book have been received) in the
evening at 7 p. m; Rev. M. G.
Mann will be with the pastor.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH SERVICES
Every Sunday at IL o'clock a. M,
and 7 p. M, with sermons. Holy
communion every Lords day.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock a. m
All persons are invited to attend
the services and to send Their
children to the Sunday school.
G. w. G. VANWINKLE,
Rector.
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School SMpt. Report.

The reports from the 81 school
districts who have complied with
the law and rendered their an
nual reports, show for school year
ending the LIST Monday in Sept.
1895:
Total receipts for school purposes .Sl6s27 &c
Total expenditures ........... o.. ..... 1868 63
Amount on hand .......... ......... 7SS %
Number of districts in county,
"a; No. school houses, 81; teachers
employed during year, males is,
females Is; average monthly
wages, males s43.O6f, females
Sal, 124; No. children between 5
and 81 years, white males 1888,
females 1852; total 1850; No.
months school for all districts Ill;
average number of months school
per district 4 1926.
Amt paid licenses from all sources 5000 80
Received by apportionment -. ...... 65lS 90
Paid for new school houses .... o.. s50S %
Paid for incidentals' repairs. etc s6l 8?
No. applicants examined during
the year for certificates, males IL,
females s; No. first grade certifi-
Gates granted, none; No. second
grade certificates granted, males 3,
females 0; No. third grade GER
tificates granted, males 2, females
4; special certificates granted,
males 4, females 2.
A Teachers Institute for the
county was held under the super
vision of the county supt. and
conducted by Prof. j. G. Muerman,
assisted by Mrs. L. A. Wayland
and Profs. o. ID. Waltz and J..
Vercler, continuing for five days.
Total enrolment %; males 7 fe-
males 16. The institute l hope
and believe was of much practical
benefit to our teachers, and l
would recommend to the trustees
of each school district that in the
employment of teachers, other
things being equal, that those who
attended the institute be given
preference, unless an applicant
has a good excuse LOT MS OF ner
absence.
Our schools are suffering from
lack of interest and seeming fail
ure to realize their Importance.
Trustees do not acquaint them
selves with school laws and there
is general negligence in school
matters. l hope the trustees of
each district will hereafter keep a
correct record of all their official
acts, study the school law and
assist the county supt. in advanc-
ing the school interests of the
county.
Dated Jan. |, 1896.
w. N. SCALES,
Co. Supt.
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Notice to Trustees U,drrants
Not Paid.

Not Paid.
1t is the duty of the trustees of
each district to have a clerk and
keep correct minutes of all their
official acts, and should be able by
reference to their records to know
exactly the condition of their re-
spectivc districts, in every respect.
The law in this regard has been
almost universally disregarded
by the school boards of Idaho
county, as a result few of the trus-
tees know anything about the
financial condition of their dis
tricts, or if so, they constantly
violate the law.
All orders for warrants dated
on and after January l, 1896, pre-
sented for payment where there is
not money to the amount of the
order to the credit of the district
upon which it is drawn, will be
marked in red ink illegal" and
will not be paid at any time. This
rule is made by virtue of Sec. Al,
laws 1895 claws 1898, chapter 6,
Sec. 45) and Sec. 10, laws 1895
Claws 1898, chapter 4. Sec. 32.)
Dated Jan. l, 1896.
w. N. SCALES.
Co. Supt.
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AftOIneUs-dt-LUC.
CLAGETT, McNAMEE & MORGAN,
ADMINISTRATIVE.
Moscow, IDAHO.
Practice in,sll the Courts of the State Rooms
3, I and 10, Whites Block. Moscow. Idaho

NOTICE FOR DESERT ENTRY.
Joshua S. Fockler, Desert Entry No. q
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON, IDAHo.I
December. -, 1895
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Clerk OF the district Court, at Mt. Idaho.
Idaho, on February s, 1886, viz
JOSHUA s. FOCKLER,
for the 40 acres of unsurveyed land as per
diagram in U. 5. Land Office, said land is To-
Gated on east side of Salmon river and on
north side of Slate creek near the mouth of
said creek. and publicly known as the Josh
Fockler claim and occupied by him with
water ditch taken from Slate creek across and
upon said land. all of which is in Idaho county
Idaho. near Freedom.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz:
Sike Reynolds. of Grangeville. Idaho Co.
Idaho. David Lewis. Harry W. Cone. A. NJ.
Donally, all of Freedom, Idaho Co, Idaho.
3l-S6 Is. +. NORRIS. Register.