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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-10-30

House Joint Resolution Number Ten.
To submit 10 the electors of the state o
Idaho. for rejection or approval al
amendment TO section 8 of article Il
OF the Constitution of the State of Ida.
no, relating 10 the election OF probate
judges and county superintendent Of
public instruction.
Re it resolved 10y the Legislature of the
State of Idaho.
Section l.. That section of article Is
al the constitution of the State OF Idaho
be amended 10 read as follows:
Section 9. The Legislature by gener-
81 and uniform laws shall provide for the
election, bieDnially in each of the sever
al counties of the State. of county COM
missioners, a sheriff, a county treasurer,
who is ex-ofiicio public administrator,
probate Judge, county superintend-
snt of public instruction, county as
SCISSOR who is ex-ofiicio tax collector.
coroner, and a surveyor. The clerk of
the district court shall be ex-otiicio aud
itor and recorder. No other county off,
ces shall be established, but the Legisla.
ture by general and uniform laws, shall
provide for such township. precinct and
municipal officers as public convenience
may require. and shall prescribe their
duties. and fix their terms OF office. The
Legislature shall provide for the strict
accountability of county, township. pre- |
einct and municipal officers for all fees |
which may be collected by them, and |
Tor all public and municipal monies
which may be paid TO them, or officially |
come into their possession. The county |
commissioners may employ council when
The shsrih', auditor and re-
uorder, and clerk of the district court
shall be empowered by the county COM
nissioners 10 appoint such deputies and
,lerieal assistance as the business OF
heir Office may require, said deputies
lud clerical assistants 10 receive such
as may be Fixed by the
eunty commissioners No sherlfT or
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-10-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
HOMESTEAD.
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho.

NIL iOC FON TOoLlOR ION.
HOMESTEAD.
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho,
October %, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing-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 A. S. Senter. Clerk
OF the District Court at Shoshone, Idaho
on Nov, 2S, 1896, viz Charles S. Thomp-
son, II + no. S03 for the S w a Sec 25
r rs Rl3E.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF, said land, viz:
Edward Crist, A. II. WeatherDy, A.
N. Conklin, Joseph A. Ivie, all of
Idaho.
w. II. BRoDHEAD,
Register.
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Proposed Constitutions Amendment


Senate Joint Resolution Number Two.
A joint resolution to submit to the elect
ors OF tho State of Idaho for their re.
lection, or approval, an amendment
TO section Particle VI of the Constitu.
ton of the State OF Idaho, relating to
suffiage and elections.
Be IL Resolved BY The Legislature OF
The State OF Idaho:
VI, OF the Constitution of the State Of
the State OF Idaho be amended so as to
read as follows:
Section 2, Except as in this article
otherwise provided, every male or fe-
male citizen of the United States, twen-
~ offe.years old, who has actually re-
sided in this State or Territory for six
months, and in the county where he or
she offers 10 vote, thirty days next pre-
eeeding the day Of election, If registered
as provided by law, is aqualified elector
and until otherwise provided by the Leg
islatare, women who have the qualifca-
tons precribed in this article NAV con-
tinue 10 hold such school officesand vote
at such school elections as provided by |
the laws OF Idaho Territory.
Section 2. The question to be SUBJ
mitted 10 the electors OF the State at the
next general election shall be in form as
follows: to-wit:
Shall section 2 of article VI of the
Constitution OF the State of Idaho be so
amended as to extend TO women the
equal right OF sufrage2
Passed the Senate, January IL, 1896.
Passed the House of Representatives,
Jan. II 1895.
Approved, January 81, 1866.
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Senate Joint Resolution Number Five.
Be II Resolved BY The Legislature OF
The State OF Idaho:
Section l.. That section IS, OF article
V, Of the Constitution of the State of
Idaho, be amended to read as follows:
Section IS. A prosecuting attorney
shall be elected for each organized coun-
iy in the State, by the qualified electors
OF such county, and shall hold Office for
the term Of two years, and shall per-
form such duties as may be prescribed
by law; he shall be a practicing attorney
ut law, and a resident and elector of the
county for which he is elected. He
shall receive as compensation for his
services a sum not less than five hun
dred dollars per annum nor more than
fifteen hundred dollars per annum, to be
fixed by the Board Of Commissioners of
the county at its regular session in July
next preceding any general election,
snd to be paid in quarterly INSTALL
ineuts out OF the county treasury.
Section 2. The question to be sub
United 10 the electors OF the State at the
next general election, shall be in form
ss follows.
Shall section is, article v, of the Con-
Of the State OF Idaho be so
amended as to abolish the office OF dis
.rict attorney, and create the office of
county attorney?
Passed the Senate, January 20. 1895.
Passed the House, February 81, 1895.
Approved, March 8 1895.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-07-16

brother Abraham c. Fernald, after long
and honorpb BILE life OF usefulness, and
Whereas, Ii is meet and proper that
we as masons should render to his mem
DRY the tribute of our love, therefore
ResolUed, That we deeply sympathize
with the relatives and friends of our
deceased brother, in their grievous be-
resvement, feeling that we, too, have a
part in their sorrow and fellowship in
their woe.
ReSolred, That in the life OF Abraham
c. Fernald, the upright mason, christian
friend and brother, ever devoted to
principle and free from odious Flemish, is
presented for imitation, pattern of gifts
worthily employed, and generous heart
whose promptings were equivalent to
action.
Resolred, That as an expression of our
regard for our deceased brother, fremont
lodge F. and A. NJ, No. -, be clot he'd in
the emblems OF mourning for sixty days
Resoired, That this preamble and these
resolutions he spread on the records of
the lodge. a copy transmitted to the
widow OF our deceased brother; also to
THE ELLSWORTH AMERICAN and Bar
Harbor Record for publication.
Resoired. That as a further expression
Of our feelings at this affective event,
this lodge be based without ceremony
upon the passage of these resolutions.
c. II. LURvEY,
LEVI LURvEY,
W. X. KEENE,
Committee.
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West Eden
IN MEMORIAM.

On June Is, Grace T.. the first born
child and only daughter of Frank and FL
dora Higgins, of West Eden, after long
months OF weary illness, battling with
that dread enemy, consumption, passed
peacefully on into the lie immortal.
Around the fair young girl who had
seen but eighteen happy years, many fond
hopes Were clustered; to her the loving
mother had looked for comfort, help and
sweet comranionship in future years, the
father had cherished bright dreams OF
love and JOY for the sunbeam of his home,
and the four younger brothers had learned
10 depend on the faithful sisters tender
counsel. But for some wise purpose, He
who doeth all things we'll called he loved
one home to a fairer world beyond the
river of death.
Though suffering much during her III
ness, Grace was ever bright and cheerful,
and If Il realization of he separation soon
to be. came to her, she forebore to distress
the home circle with thoughts of the
shadow lowering near, and continued to
enjoy the visits of her friends her daily
TO Ian for he future.
y lew hours before she passed away she
calmly ok Of her going, said she WAS
not afraid Of deaf b, tut had hoped to live
tin tati, for il seemed hard to 90 " hen
everything WIS 50 bright and beautiful,
the roses IN bud and birds singing so
joyously. She bace each member OF the
family farewell tenderly begging her
brothers to be always good and true, and
leaving with her mother and Aunt Agnes
loving messages for others. And thus
the sweet young life drifted out into the
tender Shepherds care.
After the home services, the West Eden
lodge, /. Q. q. T, of which she was loyal
member, accompanied the relatives to
Southwest Harbcr, and uniting with
Ocean Echo lodge in the ritual service,
laid the dear form of their sister templar
away in Greenwood cemetery.
July 6. S.
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Franklin.

Franklin.
William S. White, of Rockland, was in
town Saturday.
Mrs. Maria Elliot, OF Lowell, Mass, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Theodore Brag-
don.
Miss Dell c. Gerrish has returned to
Milbridge to resume piano instruction
with her class.
II. NJ. Blaisdell and E. S. Bunker went
to Castine, by wheel, last week to take in
the celebration.
Mrs. A. S. Cummings and Mrs. Alice
Wilson, OF Sullivan, were in town Thurs
day calling upon friends.
Among the arrivals at the Relay Sun
and Colby, of the Maine State college.
Mrs Parsons and little granddaughter,
Mildred Hanscom, will arrive from Booth
bay Wednesday, for lengthy sojourn at
the parsonage.
Miss Lottie NJ. Tyler, of Bangor, will
give a talk on the condition of affairs in
Armenia, at the Methodist church Sunday
evening, July 10.
Miss Carrie Whitaker and scholars
gave pleasant entertainment at Ryefied
school-room, Friday evening. The small
fee asked will help purchase flag. An
other of our teachers, Effie NJ. Whitaker,
has closed well disciplined school in
South Bay district. Among the scholars
not absent one-half day were Wiley o.
Newman, Ralph Springer, Wallace Spring
er, Lima Springer, George Abel, Minnie
Abel Flossie Butler, Hattie Robertson,
Nina Robertson.
July 10. B.
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West franklin.
Mrs. Griffin and little son Ray have
returned to their home in BrookIin.
Eugene Coombs, who has been at work
with the railroad surveying party, has
returned home.
r. B. Orcutt is circulating a petition,
petitioning the county commissioners to
lay out road from point near his house
to point near the house OF Moses
Abbott. There has been a travelled road
there for nearly one hundred years, saving
travelling through bad drifts in winter
and deep mud in spring, across Beechland
Lately one Of the owners OF land on " hich
1t crosses has closed the road; hence the
petition.
Railroad matters are quiet here. Some
think that the road ought to be built at
once, II at all. Others have heard so much
railroad talk in years past their conf
dence is not large, but prominent men
that have been in company with Mr..
Mitchell and know his plans and resources
say THE road will be built, and work
will be commenced as soon as the right OF
way business is settled
July 10. CHEER.
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Committee.

Could~boro.
Joseph Stevens and wife and Mrs. Lis
com were in town over sunday. Mrs, Lis
com and her little son came over on their
wheels.
The ice-cream sociable at the Union nall
was well attended and the cream was
very good.
Rev. Mr.. Brown preached in the Bap-
fist church Sunday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Baldwin. OF Philadelphia,
are spending he summer on Gouldshoro
Point. They were we'll pleased with their
visit last summer. Mrs. Simeon Rolfe Is
keeping house for them.
Capt. Fred Fernald sailed into the bay
Saturday. He is 10 be at home for a short
time after a long cruise.
John Tracy is having short vacation
on account of sprained wrist.
Mrs. Simeon Rolfe has prairie rose
bush that has about five hundred
blossoms and buds, and Mrs. Jemima
Tracy has white rose bush that has had
more than thousand blossoms, and is
covered with roses and buds each day.
Mrs. Cspshaw has three rows Of sweet
peas that are almost three feet high and
are covered with buds and blossoms.
Stillman Coffin has his barn about
finished, and Willard Rolfe has his barn
ready to be raised, having taken down
the old one.
Iuly
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Mrs. Rhode Noah, OF this place, was
taken in the night with cramping pains
and the next day diarrhna set in. She
took half bottle of blackberry cordial
but got no relief. She then sent to me to
see if had anything that would help her.
sent her bottle of Chamberlains Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and the
first dose relieved her. Another of our
neighbors had been sick for about week
and had tried different remedies for
diarrhea but kept getting worse. | sent
him this same remedy. Only four doses
of it were required to cure him. He says
ne owes his recovery TO this wonderful
remedy. Mrs. Mary Sibley, Sidney, Mica
For sale w George A. Pareher.
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THE AMERICAN has subscribers at JOG
Of the fI6 Post-ofices in Hancock county;
all The athcr papers in the county com
biaee -- aes reach ogany. THE AMER
IcAN IS not the only paper printed in
Hglco-.. ,oaHty, and has nerer claimed to
be, bu. +. IS The only paper that can prop
erly be- called COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers. The circula-
ton o. THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
HarboT records summer list, is larger
than TIA. Of all the other papers printed
IN HGHcoct county.
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DEER ISLE NEWS.

Green. Landing.
There was dancing in Music hail ON the
Fourth,
Miss Bertha Foote is teaching school at
Mark Island light station.
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Inc society oil Wiling Workers had
feur'h oil July dinner on the school
mousse GROUNDS men vas well patrohlzea.
Miss Lillian Atwater and Miss Jessie
Weatherhy, of West Newton. Mass, are
the guests oil Their sister, Mrs. l.. :
warren.
On Tuesday, June 30, the X. of p. ey
cursion by steamer catherine" brought
POO exeursionists, who partook OF the
Pythian banquet at Music hall.
Mrs VIII Cess baa returned from
Lynn, Mass, accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. Henry Hulen, who, with her son
Earle, viii spend the summer here.
Birdie. the hye-vear-oid daughter Of
Herbert Stipsonz died Wednesday. Fu-
neral services We're held Friday nj the
cangregationai= church Ruriaf nj West
Deer Isle
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sullivan.


Mrs. Sophia Temple Is in town with her
mother. for the remainder ofthe season.
Mrs. Charles Il. Wooster and son Ken
meth Thorndike are in town for a few
weeks stay.
\ large party of our young people left
town Friday OF last week, for weeks
camping-hence the absence of so many
"w Wheels just now.
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Smithyille.
Ransom Orcutt, of Franklin, and Mrs.
Ethelinda Colson, of Winterport, are
visiting their sister, Mrs. George Cleaves.
Miss Sophia CIeaves, after an absence of
two years, is visiting her parents, George
Cleaves and wife. Her little niece, Ethel
Bernard, came with her.
July g. g
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Northeast Harbor.
The lumber has arrived for c. H.
Bunker's house, and work commenced
Tuesday.
5. X. Tracy is having his hall made into
tenement of five rooms.
Mr.. Stanley, of Gran berry Isles, is keep
ing house in Walter StanIey's building at
the corner.
j. II. SOULS is having a Wind mill
erected to pump water from the pond to
his house.
Bunker & Emery have crew of men
doing some grading at the Union church.
July IL. JAP.
Waltham.
Mrs. Roscoe Haslem is visiting friends
in Eden.
Thomas Grindle has gone to Ellsworth
to work in the mill.
Mrs. Lizzie Pike and son Lloyd have
returned to HaverhilI, Mass.
Mrs. Annie Clough and son, OF Bangor,
are visiting Mrs. Clough's sister in-l law,
Mrs. Alden Haslem.
Although the Fourth was stormy the
dance and supper given by the sewing
circle was a success financially and soci-
ally. The proceeds amounted to Sll6.
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land, Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. Roselle, Miss
Roselle, Miss Whitney, Walter Cole, New
York Miss Katherine Knowles, Bostoff ;
A. P. Collins, Albert E. Hopkins, Mrs. E.
r. Wade, Atlantic, Mass; S. o. Hill, Mrs.
NJ. J. Hill, Iowa.
TuIv n X
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AIanset.

tttnstt
MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.
fremont lodge, No. II, F. & A. NJ, has
adopted the following:
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Supreme
Grand Architect of the universe, to call
from his earthly labors our beloved
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures
colds, Group and whooping cough. II is
pleasant, safe and reliable For sale by
George A. Parcher.
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Mariayille.
Mrs. Louisa Frost is in very poor health
Monroe Frost and wife. are keeping
house at the Nathaniel Jellison place.
Mrs. Maxwell, of Biddeford, accom-
panied by her niece, Miss Moore, OF
Halifax, is visiting her brother, Mark
Frost.
Edward Pool and wife of Manchester,
Mass, have been in town few days last
week, visiting Mr.. POOLS aunt, Mrs.
Jennie Pool.
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BluebiII.
Dunbar Marshal's cottage is nearing
completion.
Mrs. Sarah Morse who has been very
i'll, is improving.
Dunbar Marshall arrived from New
York Thursday.
Miss Alice Holt returned home from
Boston last week.
The dance in Kanes hall Saturday
night was a success.
The new town hall is to be dedicated
the first OF next month.
Nahum Hinckley returned home from
Winter Harbor Thursday.
Mrs. Minnie Taylor, of San Francisco,
Is the guest Of DR.. and Mrs. r. P. Grindle.
The Sunday school concert at the Bap-
fist church was well attended and sue
cess.
Mrs. Fred B. Hart and Mrs. II. W. Lit
tlefeld, of Fall River, arrived in town
Thursday.
The game OF ball between the BROOKLYN
and Bluehill teams Saturday was in
terrupted by rain.
Mrs. Merrill and children, of Boston,
arrived in town last week, and are oc-
cupying Mrs. Kline's cottage,
Miss Nellie Cochran, of Rockland, who
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. H.
p. McIntire, returned TO Rockland Mon
day.
Senator Eugene Hale and wife and
Judge A. P. Wiswell and wife, of Els
worth, were at the Bluehill Inn Wednes-
day.
Among summer arrivals are S. B. Cove
and wife, Boston; P. K. McCurdy, Cleve-
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\ man who does not know how to learn
from his mistakes turns the best school
master out OF his life.
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Birch Harbor.
Mrs. d. A. Fitzgerald is visiting in
Rockland.
Miss Rhoda Pettee has returned from a
visit to Green's Landing.
Mrs. Lucy Bunker, of South Goulds-
boro, is spending few weeks here.
Capt H. b. Crane, who has spent the
winter in New York, is home on visit
NJ. H. Winslow, who came home on
account OF the illness of his brother, re-
turned to Melrose Monday.
E. L. Pettee has recently moved into
his new house, and the informal recep-
tion given him was very pleasant affair.
The many useful and pretty presents
prove how highly he and his young wife
are esteemed.
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Egypt.
Mrs. Hannah Wentworth is quite i'll.

Mrs. Hannah Wentworth is quite i'll.
The Ladies' Sewing circle is having the
prestige Of divine favor evidently; they
have not had a stormy day to hinder
their meeting since they organized in
early spring. They meet Wednesday
afternoon and have supper for the
public.
The whooping cough is still prevalent,
though no new cases are known. 1t is
quite severe in many cases, proving fatal
in the case OF little Nina Beatrice, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Clark. The
deep sympathy OF the community goes
out to the family in its sorrow.
July 13. ALEPH.
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Southwest iiarbur.

soutnN,s, i'arpor.
Rev. Iis. street and family, OF Exeter,
y u sgaiu registered at the Island
house s-e gladly welcomed 10y many
friends here. Mr.. Street has fully re-
gained his health
M Sa-s f. Rich left the last of June
to join her nus band IN New Hampshire
and Sc vcH at the White Mountains, ex-
pect'ng later to visit Old Orchard, and
to attend the W. c. T. |. School of
Methods. rs county president she de-
sires az hancock county superintendent
to seud il, reports of their lines of work
to state superintendents Immediately
that Eoo5 record may be credited them
at the state convention at Belfast.
Mrs a. W. Clark has lately returned
from two weeks visit to Boston and
vicinity While there she attended the
international sunday school convention
at fremont Temple a most notable
assembly, a. regards eminent speakers
interesting topics, and lively ent husiasm
Stephen Harmon, no built store near
the post-chce last year, and mad been in
trade for several months, has sold out to
William Holmes. OF Nit. Desert, who has
taken possession.
The family OF Prof Homer, who is tax
ing his vacation IN Europe, are now set
tied in their summer home at Norwood's
Cove. Prof. Ashley is again at the
Stephen Gilley cottage for the season.
Prof Dewey IS at one of the Lawlor cot
tages, and Prof. Lanman at the other.
Prof North and family of Brooklin,
Mass, a,e at the Hamcr cottage. The
North family have travelled extensively
in Europe and are all good linguists, even
the Youngest child, little maid of five
years, corverses fuently in three Ian
guages. Mrs. North's sister and friend
from Paris are visiting them, one a fine
ar st ard the other an accompIis he'd
musician.
Deacon Thomas Holmes has been con-
fined 10 the house several weeks with an
attack resulting from injury and sun
stroke three or four years ago.
In tine account of the Fourth Of July
contests here, Alfred Drawn was credited
with not only winning slow horse race
but credited with eIimb ing creased pole
and winning sack race. think the error
can be charged to the type, as l would
hardly have accused stsid citizen of
competing IN boyish sports. Alton Trun-
dy won the prize.
Such an discriminating war has been
made upon the coon family which came
into town to engage in the poultry trade
that they have concluded TO seek a new
field for operation. Capt. Carroll who had
lost his share of hens and chicks adroitiv
set trap and patiently watched for the
thief; but the trap remained empty ana
he was someW hat chagrined to find hat
his son Lloyd had stolen march" on
him by setting his trap, cleverly baited
with dead hen and chicks in Iife-like
poses, on the side of the mountain near
where coonev had dined on chicken pie,
and captured two Of the sly thieves
July 70. SPRAY
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>ciatic Rh.umat1sm Cured.
J.. WAGSER, Wholesale prugzI-f Richmond,
Va, say, II had fearful attack % ScEiitc
kheumali-m. Wa laid up almost two months.
WAS fortunate enough 10 get Ny Sit CURE
FOR RHEUMATISM. TIL cured me after
doctors prertrirtior- had fatlcd u have am
eject. have al-n heart Of liar ie=ults fras#
others who have used It =" Sold b. ;. u. VIC
GIN. DruE-t.t. Ellsworth