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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-26

Chop. ss ::s :s ssi
peeled 4s1c do n4psesd Ra "a
sisa sa pam SCI 90 sSSs
ga 1HTsss S
HopAu ths sane rs genera no involvement in the
holder; sss~ 10 carry a1y stuck iS
Their in prices would result in much more re
Sqsne' we % Gu, cs sa to l fs fh2s
1856 choice. 7c do common TO prime; .a:ais '''e
PqS? TI9S i S and scaF cs
w au aS a spns 'SS sow s, ssr
H. lie; ROSTERS ID Gzc; turkeys per 10 To- psr
per s p".s S s sfsRT fa PsE market
E no much n% s to-day the feeling and selected
light weights might be strained f'G9n tnGus" choice
capons supply and steady but most Wsstsn ess
Without Ice Nearby broers quiet and unchanged Fresh sn
turkeys poor s ANA Sdrate fame squads plenty
au Frozen Pou anS,e has FISH s SEs grades
young lic mixed young hens end tons cap1Ss
Phadcpha DO msimm s n ,sIsc DO
G2c Pnadephis under n TO PaF SopS SIode 10
pha yeariings fancy. bale: DO fair to good i2l
a. we;,ern avers s best e s 90 do mixed small and
large sisc do heavy sgs'sc; old cocks. 9se6e spring
d 91"zen L s S maed hens and IONS Isac; do
toms 80 do ~ e | Ss ae o' ss aias
chickens No l. 1ai2c; fowls 40 l. s's@e;: io"ls s ana
s S@ 3a HS se 's' 30 'iDS SaS western ' ~
GAME-English snipe and golden plovtr about steady
prime Wild ducks ALMOST nnsal me We quoSs:
grass Ployer soeSsi 81 sand snpc ao: wild ducks
do other kinds 2oasoc
HAY AND sTRAw-Hay--Light receipts favor the
prospective the market and sellers quote late
this is not unusual Saturday. when good deal Of
transient private stable trade Including groces ana
for the week been liberal. and OF the good
buyers To be in condition for iorcsh pur,ias,s
A good he noted for all marketable state ana
nearby hay and II there is any change to be noted " II
some sTening Of FOR state and other
thai prime rye will soon recover from IT'S present
We quote; Hay prime per 100 10:
g. per 100 ~ 75a77,c hipIirg per 100 100 n, - 1g ,7
clover mixed 100 H. 10 Sc clover per loo i W." ne
loo n a0a95c: New-Jersey Southern and Ohio per 100
n aeoc short rye s| Ana prim The s oIs reports
Of the receipts Of hay n at noon today We're as
follows: Hudson River Railroad 2so Erie ~; Penn
sylvania. 60; Delaware. Lackawanna ana western ~
West shore Lohigh VALLEY, 200 Baltimore ana one
~, ror,ts for IN" week COZ tons: receipts Of
today 10 tons FOR week. 35' tons.
POTATOES AND vEGETABLES-Ncw potatoes In
weak sweet poa.oes dragging. Old onions mostly poor
neglected. Ber7nudas selling very sio"H AspsrasuS
Ccumlers scarce peas weak and Low er squash
and iurnips duh Tomatoes in light demand and very
Maine Rose per bbl. siusi -: do Hebron per hb 81
do state Rose per bol s3c4ti 90. per 40 No. l5qs3c;
sweet potatoes per bii seNs5. onions white per bbl,
,oca$' do, yellow per hhl 70 ao RCD per DID, IVA
lunches, s2as5. bee,s. Per ID" bunchss SsssS d.
per To 'T nrS ccSs o new per 100 bSncses ags
celery per doz stalks. locgsl plant per box s3as5.
ss sTn per GeSn per Sa F d E per- M
1890; spinach per Dbl. 81 - lettuce. per basket
D Ss 10 5 SQUASH Per per g 5b gas n Russia
per Dbl. 75c; tomatoes per carrier. 81 5oas3 TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-26
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET


BEEvEs-Recepts were ~ or 7o2 head. al con
direct exporters and city slaughtsrers Newon
So; s9 ds y, 81 1 o ' No other trad
ing. Feeling steady city dressed beef sides slow at Ga
H. Cables from London and Liverpool quo,cl refrs
orator beef at 'USisc per No. american steers 'no.;c
tops. 1000 dressed weight. shipments to-day On the
Mobile $50 cattle and 2.so4 quarters Of beef 20 Iondoa.
o the Buffalo. LOG cattle and a6 sheep TO HUI
CALVES-Rccepts. go head. all for the market De
mand fair at about Yesterday prices quality con.dred
no really prime offered all sold Counrv dressed
calves slow AT fT7i ltte calves sold at 3,g@isc city
dressed vcals AT 5isasisc few extra carcasses. %.
Sales-s. Sanders li2 veas ll6 n average nj 81 20
H. H. Hollis: oa veals. II, So: ~ do. isi N. al,
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts "a cars. 1914
head cars Dor exrt alive and 20 market
making with cars Yesterday % sale.
fair steady prices. with "a cars yn'old AZ n
late hour good unshorn sheep soh at 81 $50
good to prime unsorn lanbs at 50 90 - 81: GiinIed
nominaiiv sicniy nressei mutton quite, at Gsasc:
dressed lambs s3a9c. country dressed spring lambs
sfi.rS-s Judi & Co: SOC unshorn Nebraska sheep
H. average 81 % leo ~ az d. a. H.. 81 1871
81 Kentucky DO III N. at -. &" clipped. DO ~ No. al
D. Harrington: 1863 clipped State lambs 50 n at 8. 05.
~ clipped state sheep III ~ at 81 90 n3 clipped Terri
O. Dillenbeck 2o5 clipped Michigan lambs. IS n. s.
u. McPherson q Co; - cifpei Michigan lambs. ~
100 fall dipped o. - n at s. i5 ~ unshorn 10 -
n at 81 20 81 49, 10. n ~ s. 80 = nnsh,r. IA ale
clipped do 100 NJ 81 81 ~ DO 1905 n. s. 30 DO
100 NJ at 81 so OBS sheep and lambs mixed part clipped
NJ Collins: 49, clipped Ohio sheep. ii3 n atsa75
Hume Mullen 1876 cirped Michigan lambs No ~ at
81 2s3 90 N. s. 80 q un-horn sheep n,
Iiaiicnbeck Hollis "a clipped Michigan lambs ~ N,
HoGs-Receip's II cars Or 27e2 head None for sale
alive Noninaliy firm at 81 oas4 10 pigs - 2oas4 80
Country dressed steady at 5qGc for medium to light
| weights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-26

In State issues there We're sales Of $1,000 Ala.
bama Glass A at i06A, $4,000 North Carolina
special tax. Glass !. 1t ~ $1,000 at IA; 5000 Ten
nessee settlement IS al s6i2. and 5000 Virginia
IS deferred trust receipts at %.. Fifty shares Of
the Bank of New-York were sold az 2S.
Railway bonds were irregular, with no impor-
tant recessions final changes showing Few
more net fractional losses than advances. The
chief declines were made by Atchison e, y TO
261a; the general Is. to so; The adjustment 49, y
10 49, Northern Pacific first registered. y 70
ll7h the second coupons. " 10 fH, the consol %,
2is TO 4s1; the consol 5s receipts. to 81, Texas
first 6s " to 97h. Among the bonds which closed
higher were Brooklyn Elevated tirsts to WI;
Chico go and Northern Pacific first receipts, 10
an; Denver and Rio Grande A.. L 10 VI; Man
haitian consol As. u TO 81; Missouri. Kansas ana
Eastern lsts 11s to 921a Susque hanna and West
ern general mortgage. II to Il. and Northern ~
chc collateral trust notes. 4 10 1914.
Money on call was 2I9Q3 per cent Time money
ruled at 3ia per cent for thirty days. 3ngf per
cent for three months. per cen, for four months
and 4a4ia per cent for six months. Commercal
paper was 4laq5h per cent for the best names
for all periods and above FOR those not SO wen
known. Very little business was done below
per cent.
Foreign exchange closed the week with po s0s
rates az 81 ssh and 81 S9ie for long and snoE
sterling respectively. Closing rates for ac'ua
business were follows:
Sterling .........+sssasso ts7.stts7. +ssssssss'
Reichsnarks -. sSt -
The price Of commercial bar silver in ~
market was 677sc. Mexican dollars were qu0 -.
at 54G55c. In London bar silver was W.
changed at Sid.
Money or call in London was y per cen.
and the rate of discount in the open market va VA
3. per cent for short and long bills Ensn y
oonsols were lllss for money and III ll-le y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-26
Opening. range and close TO-DAY
,vevious piRht and last year follow:

Market closed steady unchanged 10 points decline
with Yesterdays closing prices lransternie
no,lcss 5sS Total sales 7lso bales Spot cotton qnie,
Unchanged; middling +uptands s 1-lGc; mouhs gun
Sb-J6c Sales, 344 bales. AL ginning ,,. sa,ss
LIVERPOOL caesssno 200 bales American
700 bales receipts 800, raes; American e"o oss ,
,oidd,,nr uplands l3-S2ds futures opened quiet sci
ers Al is4d decline closed dne y 20 ~ points ne O.
eiire bruary- 35sHb; April 4los: April Nay,
S,nh MsxIne Alb; June-Iuy i5b July August 4lis
September Ais September October SUED
hsr-Noyember 3GOisb: acknowledgements o'of2o be
cember-January. 35sifb -
COFFEE-The local and foreign markets were dull and
featureless opening without a single Trans
action very fair sales thereafsr ineiuding
90 June for May al 20 difference Chief sales were Tor
sepember Rio cables uncharged; at 10 600; eHchanse
Unchanged al 9la receipts 400 bags; cleared ior Inc
United States 5000 bags stock slo" bass Napke, al
Santos Quiet at ADVANCE OF 200 reis receipts
1900 bags stock ll40OO bags. Havre barely steady
April SO75: May. 81; June 81 % July; sl21; AugIst
1878 Hamburg steady and unchanged, APRIL o'-''
NAV 61: June. CO 10; July. $3.50
Contracts closed steady unchanged 70 &C advance 10
&c decline Sales were 500 bags, as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-26
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH


head. total FOR week thus far 49, 1862.
week. 1896 consigned through. 3.C32: New York
grades closed steady liCht TO good steer. s. '3ds1 81
to god 81 2S@s Rs"spt. last 4 hours se,
head. total FOR week thus far 1850 or time las,
10 On sac 7oo: markc, opened active and shasc
higher closed hrn. win all sold workers.. 81 D0Ns3 50
@um vrehs. 81 soasa s. choice hc@vy grsSs 81 70
ass 10; roughs s3as3 H. stays. s2as2 20 Sheep and
thus far 1880. for same time last week II 200.
signed through Zoo 10 NewYork 200. sale. 5000.
closed strong for light lots steady for the heavier
kind good TO cho &c handy wool lambs s5aS5 % culls -
good. 81 7jms4 "0 wool sheep 81 ~ cuiia
good. g. 59@s3 ~ prime clipped sheep 81 oast cuiis
Union Stock Yards Chicago April 2J-cattI. -Recepts
200 head market quiet and extra
bulls 81 jOGS3 % calves s3as4 ~ Texans 81 l5gS1 20
IIogs-Receips. 1900 head market active al 2l,l5c
common 10 choice mixed 81 ioas3 20. choice assorted
81 7oass So light 81 5oas3 TO- pigs 81 ooat3 10 sheen
Receipts 1000 head market FIRM inferior TO choice 80 ~
0eS3 co. lambs. S3asi 20
ST. Louis. April Receipts 125 head market
dun and prices shade easier: native s3asg
SO 60: calves. 81 10 Texas Hogs
Receipts 2a5 head market steady and unchanged
light 81 40ps3 Co mixed 81 eO0S3 20: heavy aoNs5 -
81 ~ spring lambs s5asG 20.
East Liberty. April o5-Cat'le- receipts light demand
asa 81 butchers SO soas 10 rough tat s3ass 10
bulls. stays and cows. 81 75as3 20 fresh and
thin calves. s2as2 20 Hos Receipts light: demand
faIT market rncha lgcd prime medium WEIGHTS 81 so5
r@us6s s. oass q sheep s1ppy isS, demand so"
T. @ne "a, %ry ,s ,G sTmc Clipped Ssasa 20 god t
as? choice lambs - 2'as 90 common to god lambs
market ,sG, %s9%@
ket steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-26
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

The movement Of stock values was Irregular.
final prices showing many slight fractional re-
cessIons from realizing sales. After a strong
opening the hmarket sold proft-tak-
ing sales by room traders. and arbtrage
houses Considerable effort was made to depren,
Sugar Refining In which transactions were over
one-thlrd OF the total dealings but after selling
over 1 per cent down from its opening price 1t
closed at a fractional net gain. There were vari-
Gus rumors put out suggesting possible legisla-
ton against the company at Washington, and
the advices from Berlin intmating the passage
OF the German Sugar Bountes bill were used as
bear arguments but the course of the stock
pretty clearly demonstrated the complete con-
troll exerted over 1t by the insiders. At l25 In
siders recently took profits. and alleged tips on
the stock advise purchase on all reactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-26

~, ,ne ,sauos on confines with exchar &c In III .te
don Is francs iss Confines The discount PEI
in Paris was per cent and In Bern" m,enrkets
cent Further details OF the loIe,s ra,,,sd else'
are given In the usual cable report p''
where.
WEEKLY TREASURY STATISTICS, rota
The receipts from customs 80 ~, interrsi
revenue sSca and from msceanss...p ,Ns,ioa
$33.5ll The Treasury received >. 30. receipts o.
bank notes for redemption and the srded to-d.!
tins account Sr To secure National
note Circulation It holds s2ss,i4sSSo in 00"'
follows: an ali So
Four per cents, 1901 10os''"|
Currency skies ..........'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-26
STOCKS REACT AGAIN.
LOSSES ONLY FRACTIONAL.
NET GAINS FOR THE wEEK-THE WEEKLY
BANK STATEMENT.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE APRIL %
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-26
,razil coffee is as follows:


a Coffee aU was MO active and HaOsTa m h M sales i
@ sayana 900 bags nnw sr Caracas and
than ordinarily dull SATURDAY foot
ns up +: Sny s
still holding at s. for the asking price on patents but
ps s@s any g Esgr & snd y sS e
IN ss :aGs: iSS s a;
s@Ssss
SSsns9 :. $685. y5z sar: Sr''a
ed e. n ssSs sas 100 ss Cons ct s &
&c snsps 7S@soc hs%ny chop ce coOnseed neal
GRAIN-wHEAT--The wheat market was very quiet
to-day bu' fairy firm in PRICE adysncns l;tle early
II 'ss DAY isas ',sens
sSs2 ss:A S sns Ss nenaS 'st a S
shsa %as e foreign rade Xe%s from the
sardln ns" the crop condon and
Of Ts ssa 1 The six pneps sas ss
against 1e4 last month ana So last year The eondl
pS s %T aednd acres 1s to The
The progress OF spring blowing Is given as o. per cent
SEQ he ss bus. as week
BEEN bush ssa!Ss ss:s IL
Cash wheat was inactive aside from the milling sale
May Msy. aaoat to arrive according 10 lime: No
Northern. 2ftsc over May do. and No hard: 3s.Qi%e
over Man do May closed at 71c .CORN.The market
FOR corn was very quiet to-day but fairly STEADY The
trade is apparently waiting for the Of
from the West and result local business, partcu-
larry Is limited to small quantity Primary
receipts this week have been 1saSOo0 bush; an
P9 ,ss COO G1Do5,' from s ss
Sor ihe week were bush. against I074OO0 bush
The nreceding week bush year since July
l. n $50 bush. against only S2s6ooo BUSH last
The close quiet 40Asc net loss On the curb the
marker sympathzed little with the advance in wheat.
selling al 36ixd3S%c closing SO ll-lGc Cash was
snactiye OF No white quoted al Ale. ee-
Sator and No quoted at 39c IN Elevator.
rhou,an the OF pcwing for corn at
IS per cent against 70 cen, last year OATs-The
market for quiet to-day, but about steady
in price closing at unchanged to &c me- loss Primary
,eceips for the been 2203 900 bush an in
crsase Of Cash oats quiet outside of
rsnored sales OF bush white clipped oats. at
osiLc o afoat. export: 1900 bush No oats sod
at 25,.c elevator. 1000 bush No az 24hc: 900 bush
No 2 white 25ixc: 600 bush track white at 2Jq2ss
200 hush track mixed 24sc: No White quoted Mt 26N
a6ixc . BARLEY Market dull and rather easy feeding
,vosed at 36iS637Lc. arrive. according TO time.
RYE~No Western is quoted at 4olsc Z. New-York.
Market dull 80.
Tn. ouoations to-day. the closing prices for the
dsy prices for the corresponding date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-26
24S 24T 33%

ru,v 2iS 2aS s3%
DO White:
Receipts breadsufs at Interior points IN housanus
follows ~. p,1 r,ax,o,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-26
.sii. 7ss. 1874 y As =
Closing prices Of a number Of active stocu
with Yesterdays follows:
BONDS AND MONEY

Sales Of Government bonds were confined to
1900 coupon As Of 1925 ll9 $4,000 coupon IS at
ia and $4,000 at ll4ls Final quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-26

-
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits Of the re-
spective dates:
sssr S ss9S3 co co Inc sss
Total .siso $4,000 si425o1so Inc s. a5s 200
asans, deposits i2lol425o I2i.s2si25 Inc. slss75
Surplus .... SIS. I3oa5o s2oG7s675 Inc 81 $50 325
The Clearing House statement for to-doy wac
as follows: Exchanges, 92S357l6: balances.
s539469l For the week: Exchanges, $500
926.753: balances s369l1.OiS
The total bank clearngs OF all the clearing
houses Of the United States for the week ending
to-day have been N005l 51.754. a decrease Of
$l0.013.525 from the preceding week and an in
crease of si.65s.274. compared with the same
week In 1895
The following are the changes for the corre-
spending week OF the three preceding years:
lss5-Loans decreased s216 500. cash increased
X.209500 deposits increased S. AIS 200, and sur
plus reserve increased s5so 700; ls9+Loans in
creased 81 900 cash increased s24SS 500 de-
posits increased si3l47Oo. and surplus reserve
increased :l.4O9.925; lSa3-Loans decrea1ed
80 00S 100 cash decrea sed 81 -6l zoo deposits de-
creased ss56),S00. and surplus reserve decreased
s. 1921 $50
The following table shows the bank holdings
on the respective dates:
Ionns % s sR,' % go A SCI g 1%o
Es.s'f :si ss:ns sssssss
nsp ss IS so 's f 900 sSS
The following shows the rela ton between the
total reserve and the total deposits OF the re-
spectiVe dates:
April IS ~. April 81. %. April -.
specie .f6I.3O SOS 2l3.9Co so
Legal 1921. tl4.lcO SC 26oO s3.J0t
Total 1928 ssi 400 si5.42osoo si425os
Reserve required
asans, deposits. i4a. .os.45o i2oiSoi2s ials2sl25
Surplus ....... ss3.4l7.o5o soj.27o675 s2os7s675
Percentage
STATEMENT OF THE ASSOCIATED BANKS
IN DETAIL.
The following table shows the bank holdings
together with the percentage of reserve. held by
each bank National banks are required TO keep
a reserve OF % per cent. and State banks one Of
ID per cent:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-26
THE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday April 25-p. m.
The cure ICY movement from the interior
caused gain Of over $4,000. 900 to the banks and
the weekly bank statement published to-day
showed an increase in cash holdings OF 1888 200.
made up by gain of s2SSO.OOO in legal tenders
and a gain Of 1913 200 in specie. Deposits In
creased s3,255.5OO The most favorable feature Of
the statement increase of sl.062, 600 In
loans. reflection Of the broadening tendency Of
the commercial paper market caused by the i'm
proved trade situation. Last week loans in
creased s6074 and the week before that s3S7.50o
and since March %. when Improvement in this
item began the expansion has been $2.2S5.5O0
The result Of all the changes an increase Of
s2539325 in the surplus reserve. which now stands
at s2O,67s.675. against S25,27O.625 this week last
year and SS3.417.9j0 in the same time in 1894
The op, atoms Of the banks with the Sub-Treas
ury caused loss to the banks Of 1896.
TIE following are the comparative statements
Of April is and %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-26

4Gj $50 700 20 COZ eco So JC4 200 +SI .Si'o o
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-04-10
IN THE PROBATE COURT
OF IDAHO COUNTY, STATE
OF IDAHO

nfhe matter off Order to show
theestate ofJqmesF ansa why an or
Carnes, deceaged. der Of sale of real
estate should not be made.
Bfaxton Thomas, the administra-
tor Of the est,rte OF james Garnes, de-
ceased having filed his pe5ition here
I'M dniy verified, praying for ain order
of sale Of certain real estate of said de-
cedert. 1t is therefore offered by the
said Court that all persons interested
in the estate.of said dtceased. appear
bsEore the said Probate Goifit on Sat
ufiiay, the l6th day Of May 1895. at
iu o'elaeG r. NJ. Of ssid tlt,y, st the
Esort room OF said C9rf5, at Mt. Ida
li''r 70 show eaase wliE airort.er should
Ifct be granted rothe said administra-
TOR to sell so much of Che real estate
OF the said decreased, as sliaFl be nec-
sssaIy and that h-eopy / this order
be Published at least four successive
weeks, in the Cottonwood Report. a
newspaper printed and published in
the town OF Cottonwood. County Of
idaho, State Of Idaho.
Dated April 7th 1895.
Probate Judge
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-04-10
From eur indian Corfespon-

Johnathan Williams, the FL
der of the 1st. church has finish
ed his work on the 4th, inst al
Z o'clock he breathed the last
breath, left his family behind,
full Of sorrow and sadness, OF
hearts, not only his family are
mourning for him but all the
people OF Kamiah, and white
friends back easta And his son
the preacher Robt. Williams, is
suffering with boil, suffered since
after Christmas, there is no hope
for him as DR.. bibby saysof him
after examined him.
Rev. Enoch Pord buried his
father-in-law, Jonathan Will
-lian1s3 be says "Good Lord he
has kept father a life till came =
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-04-10
Doors and windows.

J @. Moore came Ia yesterday
from I5enesee, and viii be follow
ed BY d large amount of freight,
Mr.. Moore says that the roads on
the mountain are in a horrible
condition.
The holes for the telephone line
to Keuterville are nearly aft-dug,
and the poles will soon be loom
ing mp. The protector, Geo. Wood
asks all who desire to see the line
put through speedily, to contrib
ute money, work, or poles, TO
that end or produce Of any kind
GRAND Ba1I.
At Heartburg hall Friday even
ing Apr, 18th, all are cordially
invited to attend.
Floor managers G. s. Bates, Geo.
Terhaar, and II. w. Tefft. Recep
ton committee, Geo. Newman,
N. E Towel, j. Il. Kreiger, Frank
Wright, John Forsman,
Grand march ut $3.50 sharp.
come early and bring your friends
good time guaranteed, music oJ
A. =. Greens string band, tickets
bOets supper at Cottonwood
house, 50cts. per. couple if desired.
Catholic services will ne held at
the church in Cottonwood on
Sunday the i2th, instat7 o'clock
A. Nj. and at Keate4ville same
day at 10 O. clock, A. M. and
alternating Sundays.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-04-10
Keuferyille Notes.

DR.. Rlake was in town Sunday
making professional call.
We ale sorry to report Mr..
Couey on the sick list.
Frank Winkler went to Cot !.
tonwood Sunday
Mr.. Maugg cur popular black
smith is repairing Foresman S
mill preparatory to starting up
John Bonner started to Lewis
ton Sunday after barb wire for
FL. A. GreYing.
Geo. Thoraburg and family
started to Moscow on Monday to
visit relatives for a few days and
to bring a lead Of wire from Lew
iston for Greving.
Miss Katy Kuther made trip
TO Cottonwood Sunday.
Mesdames AVinkler Kuther,
and Maugg, were visiting Mrs.
Harmann Monday.
We are much surprised to learn
that gentleman residing near
here has admitted his incapahil-
ity OF finding the REpoRT office,
since said gentleman has fre-
quently been heard 10 mention
the name Of the editor thereof
Hope tho gentleman will take
the 'REpoRr" and become en-
lightened.
Messrs John Bonner, Henry
Bosse, Henry sprute, and Elsen
sohn went to Mt. Idaho, Satur-
day.
Robert Stairs, of Salmon river
was in town on Saturday making
purchases at Greving's.
Messrs John Maugg, Ben Luch.
tefild, Henry Foresman, and Her
man Helm, and families, Mrs
Greving, Miss Mary Terhaar. and
j. B. Kruger, William Entrur
and Joe Hatge were visiting al
Frank Terhaar's Sunday, all re-
port Mr. Terhaar AN excellent
entertainer.
Spring is here at last.
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WestIaAe KRllin rs.

There was a fail OF about five
inches Of new snow Sunday night.
Johnny Adams and Coy Lau-
renee, made trip toGrangeville
last Friday and back on sunday.
Hayes Denham and O, f Downs
are anticipating q visit to Califor-
MIA.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. % Denham Of
Cottonwood were visitors on the
Kanyon Saturday Sunday last.
Miss Chloe Michael Of Mt.
Idaho, is visiting her aunt Mrs.
I. G. Michael.
We understand that Chase
Bros. are farming on Salmon
river brakes.
Earnest Chase is now iQying
the last of the snow, by putting
in logs for f. N Wright.
We understand that Alex and
Willet Laurence of the Kanyon.
have taken up their abode on a
farm near Nezperce city.
John Van Tine is now busy
developing his mines on Salmon
river.
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Died.

In this city, on Saturday April
4th, Henry Gutiahr, of heart
disease. Mr.. Gutjahr was born in
St. Louis No. October 23d. 1862,
and was 80 years 5 months and
II days old. he came to Idaho,
in the fall of 1888, and has resided
in this city since coming to the
state. Mr.. Gutjahr was a man who
was much liked, and respected
for his honorable qualities, and
he leaves a wife and three little
children to NOUN the loss of a
kind husband and father, and
the people extend to the hereaved
family their heartfalteympathy