The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-03-28

Cliffs Yacht" which begins in the
April Cosmopolitan. promises to b.
one Of the most interesting ever written
BY that fascinating starry teller. Read
ens Of "The Adventures Of Captain
Horn will Hnd in sMrs. ClifFs Yacht
something that they have bten waiting
for.
| Tho public dance gisen Thursday
evening for the benefit of Newton
Helms family. who lost their home .
short time ago BY nre and are in desti-
tute circumstances. melted about el5.
Tho attendance would have been much
larger had the dance and its object been
more thoroughly advertised. A. 1t was
. great many people knew nothing Of
At q meeting held last evening in the
hall over Dickey's saloon . municipal
ticket was nominated, headed by !. W.
Frederick. J. w. Wiggett and JOEL
6chermanson were the other two nom.
inees. while Geo. Thomson and Duncan
Smith, nominees on the Citizens ticket.
were endeorsed. John w. Frederick
acted - chairman and Frank NARROW
- secretary Of the meeting.
Deputy Sheriff Russell went to
Beauty BAY Wednesday with wit Of
replevin which be served on WipdeIl
for possession Of two horses and one
set of double harness which +. z. EN-.
psy purchased of C. +. Minnick. Wiz
dell claims that Minnick did not own
the property and had no right to sell It.
The merits Of the case viii be heard be-
fore Justice Norris on April 1.
Armed with search warrant Deputy
Sheriff Russell visited the place Of Z.
McCammon, north Of town Thursday
and took possession of . cultiyator
found there, the property Of +. z.
Empsy. McCammon claims to have
bought the cultivator. lie was arrested
yesterday on the charge of petit lar
ceny and taken before Justice Norris.
who continued the case until Monday.
April 9.
A great many people are influenced
BY what Others do, and that il one OF
the reasons why % many take Simmons
Liver Regulator. II was suffering
greatly from chills and fever and the
more quinine took the worss / felt.
] was told Of Simmons Liver Regulator.
By . friend in Arkansas, and / didn't
need to take much OF it before l was
entirely relieved. byron Bradley, Tai
lahassee, Fla.
kalanquin & Co. have secured the
contract to furnish the Northern Paci.
&c with large number Of ties for the
narrow guage between Old Mission and
the mines. Fred Empey has left with
teams, men and supplies for the pur.
pose OF establishing \ tie camp on the
line of the road and the firm expects t.
rush the contract to completion with.
ont delay.
At the regular meeting of Eagle
Council No. 3. Jr. .. L. A. NJ, held
wednesday night the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term:
G. W. Bechtel, councillor; W. Z. Smith.
vice councillor: A. A. Aikire, Rec. Sec'y.;
L. IL. Renshaw, A. r. Sec'y.; S. W. Eos.
ter, Fin. Sec'y.: J. II. Bethel, Treas;
Harry Miller, Con-: W. L. Burns, war.
den: Is. Ii. Renshaw, In. Sen; Gran,
Miller, o. Sen.
The repairs on the George Oakes are
about completed. The steamer has
been renovated from top TO bottom,
reprinted in white with pale green
trimmings, = new wheel and wheel.
house built and the machinery placed
in first class shape. The change in
colors from plain white adds very much
to tho appearance of the boat. Gait.
Nesbitt superintended the work and
says she will be ready for service
April LIST.
The retiring board ordered to convene
at Fort Sherman began its session there
Tuesday. Captain George o. Webster.
Fourth infantry, commanding company
II At Fort Spokane. and Captain John
J. OBrien, Fourth infantry, command.
ing company G at the post. were
examined As to their physical ability to
perform active duty. Colonel Compton.
Major Kennedy and Lieutenant Stew.
ard, Fourth cavalry and Major Carpen.
ter are membersof the board.
At a citizens meeting at City Hotel
hall Wednesday evening the members
OF the present board Of town trustees.
Duncan Smith, Geo. c. Thomson, TIE.
Jacobs, n. J. Merriam and J. T. Scott,
were renominated as candidates to be
voted for at the election which takes
place Tuesday, April Z. The citizens Of
the town who wish to vote at this cleo
ton should not forget to register. The
registration books will DO found at the |
Bancroft house.
John Empey came up from Spokane
the irst Of the week and spent few
days here. Together with Capt. 1. b. |
4. A. McCarty and Fred
Empey, Of this place. and several Spo. |
kane gentleman, he has organized the |
Salmon Siding Gold 4 Silver Mining c.. |
with 10000 shares Of stock, value 81 |
each. The company owns q group Of
mines in the Trail Creek, b. c., district
and proposes to do Q large amount of |