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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-02-15
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Ksstsaat Lsdgs, Knights sf PythiAs, Ents.
tatss yisitiag Members.
Kootenai lodge, No. Z, Knights Of
Pythtas. was bonorsd Thursday evening
By . visit from over forty members Of
the Spokane lodges, several knights
from Post Falls and . number from
Rsthdrum who were present BY invita-
ton to take part IN conferring the rank
OF knight on two candidates. The
local lodge team instructed one Of the
Esqnfres, and the Spokane team per
formed the ceremonies that made the
other Esquire knight among his peeru
In manner thst won for them many
compliments.
At tho conclusion of the work In the
Castle Hall the visitors were escorted
to City Hotel hall where q banquet
embracing an elaborate bill Of fare. was
spread. The tables were arranged in
the form Of triangle with the tricolors
Of the order, blue, yellow and red. sus.
pended in dropping folds from the
ceiling. Fpr two hours the cares of life,
its burdens and s0rrows were forgotten
In the pleasure that reigned supreme.
The feast Of good things to eat as well
- the feast Of reason were much en-.
ioyed and thoroughly digested BY the
aid Of little wine.
The toasts were responded to, Frank
Bristow acting ~ toastmaster, a. fol-
lows:
"Our Visitors." chas. II. Leary.
Grand Lodge of Washington, /" Grand
Chancellor Msrtindale.
"Idaho Grand Lodge" Jas. II. Harte.
Fails City Lodge" Chas. Sheldon.
1Imperial Lodge" j. d. Finn.
PAN Handle Lodge" DR.. +. Wenz.
POST Pals Lodge" A. N. Tucker.
Influence Of Pythianism on Modern
Society" Geo. Conner.
THE Ladies'" Edwin McBee.
@The Granger Member" Mr.. Morton,
Of Spokane Bridge.
"Railroad Fraters." Robt. Morris.
Regular Army, Quartermaster Ser
geant II. Z. Myrick.
American Flag and Public Schools"
Hon. Judge Keat.
At the conclusion Of the banquet the
Oriental members returned to the
Castle Hall where the degree was con-
ferred on twelve pilgrims who undoubt-
eddy found the journey across the desert
very tropical.
1t Was one Of the most fraternal
gatherings Of knights that has ever
taken place In Occur d'Alene and will
long be remembered by those who
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-02-15

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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-02-15

fconiinued from pass 81
overseer road district No. 20, no account
on 6is. Report Of Harry bell, overseel
road district No. II. indefinite and un.
intelligibIe. Report Of A. Merritt
ovsrSesx ro:d district No. ., no account
on die. Bill Of John Fernan, A. "A,
Merritt, r. w. Osbourne and Harry
Bel. awaiting report.
SATURDAY, JAN. q.
On motion the clerk Of the board d
hereby ordered 70 place m advisement
for proposals. to furnish not leas than
30 cords Of I foot wood, u cords Of 3
foot wood and IS cords Of IS inch wood,
all wood to be green cut not later than
July l, 1870, said proposals. to be 10
ceived up to ttse second Monday in
April, 1895, and the contract to be
awarded 1t the April meeting Of the
board; the wood to be delivered not
Lister than September, 1884, to the var
ious county Offices ~ directed BY the
janitor.
Report Of II. A. verfurth, ovenesr
road Dist. 81. was on motion approved.
On motion the following bills were A.
lowed and the auditor authorized to
draw warrants In payment OF same:
H A. verfurth, 0versser rosd district 5l.sss %
B. T. Ralph. Justice Of the pes3e Clark
Fork precinct. %
At this time the board proceeded TO
check the paid warrants which have
been paid by the treasurer and entered
in the auditors journal and finding
them properly entered they were
checked ~ by Law required.
MONDAY, JAN. a.
On motion the following bills were
allowed and the auditor authorized to
draw warrants in payment OF same:
y. o. Hill. Co. treasurer. bal sees, etc. iss.6s %
DO cash paid out NJ treasurer.. 70 70
w. Lewis. juror in justice court.... go
Q. r. Warren. county commissioner Ns 30
n T. Psimeter. do do 1890 81 -
W. H. Cable, overseer road district q, ST.,
MOVED -----..----.------.--.-.-. Is %
Report of fees, etc, for 1895, by +. O.
Hill, treasurer, was on motion approved.
j. J. Costello appeared before the
board and asked that . bill which was
presented, filed and rejected at the July
meeting Of the board. 1895, be reconsid-
cred. After due consideration the
matter was referred to the district
attorney for his decision as to whether
the said bill can BE- considered, it not
having been presented at the next regu-
lar meeting Of the board, after rejection.
Joint report of the auditor and treas
urer OF Kootenai county, Idaho. for the
year 1885, was on motion approved.
On motion the board adjourned sine
die. OF. WAppFS
Attest: Chairman
RoBT. S. BRAGAw, Clerk,
BY JOHN w. PETERS, Deputy.
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Call for Warrants.


On Monday, January Is, 1896. will
pay the following described Kootenai
county warrants, with interest Inter.
est ceases in ten days from the FIRST
publication Of this notice:
ROAD FUND.
All warrants issued in the fiscal year
1895 prior TO October 80. and Nos. 622
6sS, 6'6, 677, d7S and 679, issued October
30, 1895.
CURRENT EXPENSE AND REDEMPTION
FUND.
All warrants issued In the fiscal year
1895 prior to October 81.
Janll.l0t FRANK O. HILL,
Treasurer, kootensi Co., Idaho.
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Notice Of the Time Of Holding District
Court. First Judicial District
State Of Idaho.
In the matter Of fixing time
.,,.,, Order nxing time

In the matter Of fixing time or,,., ,,,,. ,,,,,.
Of holding District Court
BY yistne OF the authority vested In me by an
act Of the legislature OF the state II Idaho, en-
titled An act 10 proyidc FOR fixing the terms Of
the District Courts OF the several districts Of the
state Of Idaho. and to add the sections Of this act
to Chapter Three Of Title onc of the Code of Civil
Procedure of Idaho Ms sections sss4 and ssaLs
approved neccmber ~, $50.
Its hereby ordered that The terms Of the Dlx
trict Court Of the First Judicial District III tho
state Of Idaho. shall. for the year 1855 com.
mence In the respective counties within saId
judicial district on the following dates, to-wits
shoshone oounty-At Murray. February third
Card) and September seventh lTl
koctenai coan,y-At Rathdrum. March TWEEN
r.,hirissssdl and November twent, third ssril,
Further ordered that the clerk OF the co,rt Of
each Of said counties Civ. notice Thereof II pub
heailan Of this order In some newspaper pub.
lished In the district and county Ia which said
terms arc 10 be held for at iesst two consecutive
weeks Dated January aid A. d. isss
tsig.) A. n MAYHEM.
Judge Of the first Judicial District VI the stass
of Idaho.
A true copy. Attest: JanHs
lAxAIl kosr. 4 BRAoAw. Cicrk.
Dated At Rathdruln. Idaho. January = ~
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GENERAL FUND.
ROAD FUND.
Card OF Thanks.

We desire to publicly thank the mem
bes OF the Woman's Relief Corps and
all others who rendered us kind assis
lance during the sickness and after The
death Of our son Perry.
Mr.. AND Mrs. WIN. ALKIHE,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-02-15

VI IBb NOV1Th.
B0nds issued June nth iss7 numbcred from /
to IL inclusive for 5000 each, total eixoo. Rate
Of interest . per cent psybsbe semi-Annnaily
Jan and July At the Chemical National Bank
New York City. Principal Of the first bond due
Jan. lsse; and one bond or $1,000 on the nrst Of
January Of each year thereafter until al are
paid.
boads issued June LIST issa numbered ffom I
70 " inclusive for seoo each, total s00o Rate of
Interest per cent payable semiannuaiiy jan
asry and July NJ the Chemical Bank New York
City. Principal II the first bond due June ]
isss; and one bond or eaoo on the FIRST day Of
June Of each year thereafter until all are paid
Bonds issued May essd ises numbered from !
10 W inclusive. ~ bonds for eio0o each and 70
bonds for sio0 EACH total 10 600 Rsietof Interest
per cent payable seini-annusily January aud
july II the banking house Of Kounize Bros New
York City. Principal payable as follows. One
tenth or $500 due May 1901 and the same
amount on May md of each year until all are
paid.
Bonds dated Jan. isss, ~ bonds al siooo each,
total ttsdo. Rate ii interest per cent payable
January and July NJ the ofsoe of the New York
Security Trust Co. New York City. Principal
payable ss follows: $500 on Jan. ] 1895 aud
tdOo earh year thereafter until Jan ! isis when
the iast payineni u 5000 viii fall due THIS To-
sur Is hot completed 81 Of the bonds remaining
10 be taken up.
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Call fer Warrants.

On Monday, January %, 1896, I will
pay all warrants issued on the redemp.
ton fund and registered prior to July
%, 1898.
janis lot FRANK O. Hill.
Treasurer, Kootenai Co, Idaho
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-02-15
Notice.

All persons knowing themselves
indebted to the Wiggett Empey Co.
will please call aud settle and save cost
DAVID +. MASON.
Assignee.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-02-15

Call fer Town Warrants.
Tuesday, Feb. IS. 1896. will pay the
following described warrants with in.
terest. Interest to cease from date.
GENERAL FUND.
All warrants on the general fund
dated 1870. and MI warrants Of the year
1891 and to No. $50 inclusive.
ROAD FUND.
Warrants Nos. ls2 and ls3 Of the year
1890 and all warrants dated 1894 and
1895. Feb. 10, 1896.
Febl5.l0t c. A. DESAussuRE,
Treasurer, Town Of Ceur d'Alene, Ida,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-14
Two Daring Theft-.

HEATHSVILLE, VA, February g.
Specialize very daring theft occurred
at the store OF Mr.. II. T. Crowther, rear
this place, a few nights ago, whch vas
so cleverly planned that as yet there IS
no clue whatever 10 the perpetra,or. me
robbery was so quietly performed that
even the person sleeping In the store We
not awakened. The back door OF the shed
attached 10 the store was forced ouen
and the thief Then cut through the o0oi
between the main room OF the store ant
the shed. released the latch, and entered
the room. After getting possession 81
the money he LEFT the store without aD.
pSrently disturbing anything else. Tbs
stolen money was not IN the open money
drawer, but was hidden In a smaller
drawer for safe keeping. and the read-
ness with which the talef found this
shows that he was some one familiar
with the store.
Another very daring theft occurred IN
this same neighborhood, which was dis
covered only a few days ago. Mr. Henri
Dawson, an old and respected citizen az
our county. had about $50 I'm a small b1s
hidden under the wardrobe I'm his room
IL was so well hidden that II was neces.
sary TO pull ii out with a stick. and wher
he went to look for Il. some days since
he discovered that Il was missing. TINS
like the former robbery, Is very nivs, erl.
Gus. and no clue has been found
The County Court OF our county has
issued naturaliza ton papers 10 two oi
queen Nictoria's subjects in the last few
months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-14
THE RICHMOND DISQUALIFICATION. FEBRUARY IA, 1896

be The duty OF said board to require him
TO make further examinations into such
departments as said board may from
time 10 time designate.
sINlSING-FUND COMMISSIONERS.
81. The Boagd OF Finance Commission
ers, as created by this act, together Win
the Mayor and City Treasurer. snail
hereafter constitute "the Commissioners
OF the Sinking Fund" substituting for
that purpose the Mayor, the Treasurer
and the chairman Of the Finance Com
mittee. as now provided in the ordinances
OF the city Of Richmond, and upon said
the Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund,
as thus created, shall be devo.vsd the
management. preservation, and appiica-
ton Of the sinking fund required by the
charter Of the city TO be created, f0how-
Ing the mode prescribed in the city ordi-
nances or such methods as the said board
may prescribe to the end that the city
credit may be protected and preserved.
The City Treasurer shall be the custo-
dian OF the money and securities OF said
Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund, and
the Auditor shall be the secretary OF the
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund.
80. All acts or parts OF acts inconsistent
with the provisions hereof are hereby
repealed.
An amendment was also approved re-
quring a two-thirds vote of the CITY
Council to pass any measure over the veto
of the Mayor. instead OF a majority vote,
as now provided.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-14
MISS REINHARDT MAKES HER BOW
She Is Given Cordial Reception on
Her FIrsf ApDearance Here.


Her First Appearance Here.
The audience that attended the '9ith
musicale of the Mozart Association at
the Academy OF Music last evening had
the pleasure and honor Of hearing the
violln-playing of Miss Annie Louise Rein
hardt, a daughter of Professor Jacob
Reinhardt, who made her debut In the
musical world.
Mss Reinhardt has been a pupil OF Pro-
fessor Kasper, Of Washington, ID. c., for
two years, during which time she has
made rapid progress in her chosen pro-
fesslon.
Miss Reinhardts manipulation Of her
instrument IS artistic, and free from
the rasp that follows nearly all ANA
teurs-an elimination of detracting
feature. Danclas La Straniera" was her
first number. which she executed with
marked ease. but II was not until her
second number. Danbe's Cantabiele ct
Bolero" that her clear handicraft and in
tOnation appeared to best advantage. She
was most heartily applauded. The young
violinist has a future as virtuoso.
Mrs. J. r. Durrett and a ouartette,
composed of Miss Maud Porter, Mr. and
Mrs. +. II. Cloves and Mr.. Thurston Car
doza. rendered the remaining selections
Of the programme. Their singing has al
ways met with favor and last evening
was not an exception.
Professor Kaspar, Miss Reinhardcs
tutor, is in The city. He speaks in fiat
tering words of his pupils playing, and
predicts a bright career for her.
At St. Mary's School Hall last evening,
a most delightful performance was given
by the pupils of the school, under the
direction Of Professor Charles FIR. Nut
ter and Rev. Father Andrew. The pro-
gramme was composed OF n one-act farce
called "Medica," followed by THE Happy
Family Of Father Time" a juvenile can
tata. The performance proved a decided
success. The farce was enacted by seven
youths, who make much of little, and
displayed talent. Between the sections Of
the programme Professor Mutter's music
class rendered several piano solos and
duets, and the Misses Steinbrecher exc
cuted two fancy dances The cantata Of
time was a wealth OF pretty girls, in
beautiful costumes, and dances.
Mr. F. c. Hairs pupils gave a piano
recital at Ramoss musc-store. No. ll9
east Broad street. las night, before an
audience Of invited friends
The programme was varied. ranging
from the sombre to the lighter compost
tons OF such masters as Chopin. Bee
thoven, Mozart, and Wagner. The pupils
acquitted themselves with ease and marx
ed evidence of careful study and practice
me honors Of the evening were equally
divided, and credit is due to all.
-
The Saint Valentines concert. under
the auspices Of the Church OF the Sacred
Heart, and the direction of J. Louis
sullivan, at Belvidere Hail. this evening.
promises TO be one OF musical brilIlancy.
Mrs. Caroline Foote-M Marsh, of Detroit.
Mich, VIII make her initial bow I'm this
city. She will be assisted by a coterie OF
local tale=l
The benefit to Billy Ward at the Acade
my tonight promises to be a success
varied and attractive programme has
been arranged, and a large audience Is
expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-14
DANvILLE CUTTING AFFRAy.
Accident to "a Driver-A Cruel Chief
OF Police.

DANvILLE, VA, February B-(Spe-
ciaI)-Price Thomas was badly cut in the
right arm in a bar-room, IN this city,
this afternoon by man named Lee Will
liams, OF the county. After doing the
cutting Williams left by way OF the
back door and made his escape.
n colored man was thrown or fell from
a truck which he was driving along Crag-
head street this afternoon, and was
badly cut In the back OF the head.
A telegram was received here late this
afternoon from Mrs. Pullen, of Pullen's.
this county, asking that her daughter.
Miss Annie II. Pulien, who had eloped
with James T. Walker. OF Red-Eye. be
arrested and detained until her arrival.
The Chief OF Police made for the train.
and succeeded IN overhauling the youthful
couple. The young woman will be de-
tanned until the arrival Of her mother.
North Carolina cleaned Up Virginia to-
day in the cocking-main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-14

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-14
BICYCLE VERSUS BUGGY.
Serious Collision on Brook Road
Three Young Men Injured.

Three Young Men Injured.
Quite a serious accident. in which
three well-known young men were pain
fully hurt. occurred on the Brook road
Monday evening
Messrs. Charles Baughan, John Young.
George Moseley. Joseph Tinsley, and
Horace Christian took a spin out to yell
low Tavern on their wheels, and on re-
turning the party collided with a team
being driven by Mr.. Catesworth Pinck-
ney. The wheemen were riding
quite rapidly, Messrs. Baughan and
Young being In the lead upon a
tandem. when the horse and buggy
and Mr.. Pinckney appeared suddenly
upon the scene. The riders Of the
double bicycle, not having seen the
team until 1t was very near to them.
owing TO darkness, barely managed TO
turn out sufficiently far to escape being
struck by the horse and vehicle. Mr..
Christian also succeeded In getting out
OF the way. but Messrs. Moseley and
Ilnsley were less fortunate. Their wheels
cashed into the team, and they were
knocked with great force to the ground
and run over by the horse and buggy.
Mr.. Pinckney was thrown from the con-
veyance and badly bruised, but he
was not so painfully or seriously hurt as
the cyclists. Mr.. Moseley had one finger
broken, and received other slight injuries,
while Mr.. Tinsley was knocked insensi-
BILE. 1t required some time to resuscita te
Mr.. Tinsley, so that he could be brought
to his home, in this city. DIR. Coleman.
VINO was at once summoned TO the I'M
fortunate young man. rendered the neces-
sary medical aid. and Mr. Tinsley was
resting quietly at last accounts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-14
OK THE PENINSULA.
PASSING cousrEnFEIT MONEY AT
NEWPORT NEWS.
Tide Too Low TO Dock the 81
Pnur-Aceident TO chiid-seavy
Coal shipments-rersonsi and Gen.
ernI Nnfek.


NEWPORT NEWS. VA, February To-
fsnec,al )-The st. Paul was not docked
this morning. owing to the low TIDE iour
inches OF water being necessary to adfnlt
her through the gate. The present maj
oat,ons are that the wind win shift this
evaning. aad the officials Of the ship
ward are confident that there VIII be SUM-
Gent water at high tide tomorrow morn
Ing TO float her in the dry dock
Three well-dresssd young men bought
drinks at the Baltimore House last night
and paid for the same with counterfeit
half-dollar. receiving 30 cents in cnange'
Before the night had passed number
~ tradesnen reported that they had
taken in worthless coins OF the same
value. and Il Is believed that quite large
number have been circulated through the
city. The spurious pieces are OF lead
and are dated 1878. The Police Depart
ment has taken the matter in hand, and
searched ell OF the popular resorts OF
the city, but as yet have failed 70 make
any arrests.
ACCIDENT TO A CHILD.
A litt.e daughter Of Mr. 7. II. Peeoies,
who resides in the East End, was knocked
down by a horse-car last night, and sus-
talned painful injuries about the right
ank e. No bones were broken. and the
child is doing as well as can be expected
under the circumstances.
The Daily Press, OF this city, has Offer
ed a handsome gold medal as prize to
the best-drilled member of the Hunting
ton Rifles IL is to be competed for
during the first week in April.
Mr. Thomas b. Ogden, of this city, and
Miss Alice Mcintosh were united In mar
rage yesterday evening at the re5idence
Of the brides mother. Mrs. n. g. Mcln-
tosh, at Morrlson's, in this county, Rev.
NJ. Allison, OF the Baptist church, ofll-
ciating only the relatives of the con-
tracing parties witnessed the ceremony
The bridal reception was given last night
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID.
Giraud, in this city.
During the month Of January there were
1887 tons OF coal shipped from this
port by the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way. The shipments were divided as fol-
lows: Cargoes. lO2 175 tons; bunker, 49,
and local, S235. The total shipment is an
increase of 1892 tons over the CORE
spending month Of last year.
KNIGHTS or THE GOLDEN EAGLE.
At a meeting held IN Phl.ips's Hall
last night steps were taken toward the
organization of a lodge Of the knights
of the Golden Eagle. The charter mem
bers were enrolled, and on next Wednes-
day evening the second meeting VIII be
held, for the purpose OF perfecting the
organization. The chief organizers were
DR.. c. +. Gillian, DR.. o. NJ. Allen, Mr.. W.
II. Stroud. and Mr.. G.. l.. Seight
The young ladies' OF the city will give
leap-year party tomorrow evening at
the hall Of the Young Mems Democratic
Club, In honor Of their gentlemen friends
1t Is expected that upwards OF 200 will
indulge in the pleasures Of the evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-14
Hampaen-sidney Nntes

HAMPDEN-sIDNEY. February IA
Especial. )-Workmen are here from Rlcb.
mond putting in the fixtures for water IN
the college. The grip has prevailed 10 D
considerable extent In the college. and
has greatly hindered the young men lr
their work.
Governor Charles T. OFerrall has beef
elected commencement orator 10 address
the literary societies. and Hon. 81. r
GOODWIN Is to make the alumni address
Inc editors OF the Kaleidoscope are az
ranging for the fourth issue of their high,
interesting college annual.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-14
New Norfolk Military orean,,at,ou.

NOktOLk, VA, February l3.--(Spe
cial.)--A military Organization. compose
or the officers, both retired and active. OF
the military companies las been tempo.
rarily organized here. by electing Colo
mel {. A. Nash and Captain A. NJ. Hig
gins chairman and secretary Captain,
Sheen, Keeling, Tarrall. Mullins. ani
Lieutenant Whitehead were appointed
committee on bylaws. The next meeting
VIII be held February 18th. when the Or
ganization Will be perfected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-14
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