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The morning times., 1897-01-02
CAKE FOR THE POLICE.
Gift of Providence Hospital Sisters
to Sixth Precinct.

OhAS w SStSttES
TO Sixth Precinct
An immense frosted fruit ca Ike, the yearly
Christmas present of Providence Hospital
TO the officers Of the Sixth precinct, re
posed in state last night on table in the
squad room of the New Jersey avenue sta
ton. Today il will he cut and distributed
among the men.
The big cake comes each year at Christ
mastide from the sisters at the hoslital
IL is sent by Sister Beatrice, who has charge
of the institution. and for nine years the
police have been remembered d in this pleas.
and manner.
The cake is an immense one and would
make hoCavy load for one man to carry.
Fancy frosting, descriptive of the season,
covers tie top, and III the center is the in.
scription: "To Our Good Friends of the
Sixth Precinct"
1t is needless to say that the men appre.
ciate the gift. The cutting of it is one of the
annual events to the members of Lieut..
KelIy's precinct, and with the first bite
the toast goes round to the sisters OF Prov
idence Hospital.
The morning times., 1897-01-02
Emancipation Celebration.

Boston, Jan. This being the thirty
fourth anniversary of the signing of the
emancipation proclamation by President
Lincoln, the day was celebrated quite ex-
tensively by the colored people in the sew
eral cities and towns of the State In Bos-
ton the Robert G. Shaw Veteran Associa-
tion, headed by Barclays Band, marched
to Fanueil Hall, where addresses were
made by various speakers.
The morning times., 1897-01-02
4 TelI-Tale Object.

A champagne cork was lying on the
front porch OF an up town home, and a
caller noticed IL as she rang the electric
hell.
SO you are acquainted with the Munlals,"
she remarked to the hostess
The MummS2" echoed the surprised
lady
Why, yes; saw their card as came
in"
And the puzzled matron didn't know
what in the world she meant until she her
self went out and found the cork.
land Plain Dealer.
The morning times., 1897-01-02
Two More Suicides.

Austin, Texas, Jan. 1.-FOllowing that
of County Treasurer Jornigan yesterday,
there were two other suicides in this city
last night, Howard c. Rell, prominent
drug clerk, took morphine; and his dead
body was found on the outskirts of the
city this afternoon. George Durst, q tailor,
was found hanging in his place of business
this morning
The morning times., 1897-01-02

fer a little bit.'' said swell. while half
score sanctioned his remarks.
''De bUrIesque OBJ de girl in blue WIS
fine. She's u peach. Dc committees
wheely Dey don't know talent when
dey sees it 1t wUs rank Injustice
The judges retired and the dancers pre-
pared for the prize waltz There were
twouauartets to sing and the bail FOLLOWED
1--WE don't go home till O'Clock" said
Mr. Thomas Hall, and they didn't
The morning times., 1897-01-02
Good wishes EXPRESSED.

Paris, Jan. President Faure received
telegram from the car today in which
the Russian emperor, in addition to the
usual New Years greetings, expresses his
good wishes for the prosperity OF France
Among the pleIsantest recollections OF
the year. the car concludes, 'are those
of my charming sojourn in your beautiful
country, the memory of which is inefface.
abie'
The morning times., 1897-01-02

10 cts cures Constipation and
Liver Ilfs.-Dr. Agnew's Liver Pills are
the most perfect made, and cure like magic
Sick Headache, Constipation, Biliousness,
Indigestion and all Liver Ills 10 cents.
Sold by F. S. Williams & Co., Ninth and
F streets, and Edmonds 6 Williams, Third
and Pennsylvania avenue.
The morning times., 1897-01-02
Fire Department Chief Shot.

Norfolk, Va. Jan. MIR. j. Ryan, chief
OF the fire department, was shot at five
times this afternoon by Assistant Chief
Frank Wood, two the balls taking effect,
one in the back and one in the right
thigh. Wood had been. reported for
drunkenness and Mayor Mayo was in the
act of writing the order of suspension " hen
the shooting took place.
The morning times., 1897-01-02
VEST TO SUCCEED HIMSELF.
Many Candidates. But Few Worthy
of Mention.

st. Louis, Mo, Jan 1.-P olitical in
terest in the coming biennial session of the
State legislature centers upon the cleo
ton of United States Senator to. sue
ceed George G. Vest. There is a large
Democratic majority ON Joint ballot and
the contest, If there is to be one, will be
a Democratic family affair.
Mr.. Vest is a candidate for reelection
Half II dozen names have been suggested
as contestants, but none are con sittered
as serious opponents Of Mr.. Vest, and at
the present outlook it is safe TO say that
he will succeed himself.
The morning times., 1897-01-02
Shot with Telling Effect.

Cornwall, ontario, Jan. 1.-The office
of A. Leclere, treasurer Of the township
Of Lancaster, was entered by burglars last
night. The clerk, who sleeps in the office,
fired upon the robbers, who returned the
fire. This morning one Of the burglars
was found on tile roadside shot through
the lungs. He will die He refuses to
give his name There was So 900 in the
fren Snrer'S safe.
The morning times., 1897-01-02
1Ah0MGMzgMQW
5Ij Seventh Street.
Open until 10 tonight.

We want to get the stock down
smaller so that's why we have
made such wonderful reductions
in boys clothes. For instance,
we've marked a lot of boys chew
lot suits - in all sizes - 81. 80
that have been S.. 50. LSH
The morning times., 1897-01-02
President of France Received.

TEb1HGIIt
Paris, Jan. President Faure received
the diplomats today, and in addressing
them said that the ardent desire for con-
cert and union Which the powers show
themselves to be animated by, justified
them in looking forward with confidence
to the year 1897.
The morning times., 1897-01-02
Ra zed to the Ground.

Coiiinsviile, H., Jan. 1.-The major por-
tlon OF the zinc works at this place were
destroyed by a fire of unknown origin this
morning. The works We're owned by
Meister Bros, and the damage is esti-
mated at $50, GOO, with but partial in
surauce.
The morning times., 1897-01-02
LYNCHING VERY PROBABLE.
Milan Citizens Waiting for Proof to
Hang Six CoIored Men.

Milan, Tenn, Jan. six negroes are
under arrest for the brutal murder Of
Capt. H. P. Miller, proprietor of the South
ern Pacific Hotel, whose body was found
yesterday in an unused barroom with his
mead beaten to q pulp.
The negroes are heavily guarded, and
as soon as any sort of proof is obtained
the entire six will probably be lynched
and burned, as 1000 people are at fever
heat over the affair. Capt. Miller was
beaten over the head with brass kDuckles
and the cash drawer robbed of its con.
tents.
The morning times., 1897-01-02
Fire in Connor,s Alley.

Fire was discovered last night in d frame
house in Connor's alley, between l. and
M and Twenty-third and wenty-fourfh
streets, by Policeman Parham, of the Third
precinct. He turned in local alarm and
the names were soon eXtinguiShcd The
house is occupied by Frank Lee and belongs
TO Jerome johnson. The loss was about
$50. The origin OF the fire is unknown.
The morning times., 1897-01-02
NewshoYs Fen sted.

Pttsburg, Jan. 1.-The thirty-eigl.th an
nualnewsboys and bootblacks' dinner, given
by the Leader, was served in Old City
Hall this afternoon. Over loo boys
appeared to do justice TO the Leader 8
bill of fare, and their presence and feast
ing in the historic building was a mem
orahle Sncctacle.
The morning times., 1897-01-02
Let These F acts acts
Be lndeIibly Printed
On Your Memory.
DIR. Walker
l41l Penn. I've. Adj. Willard'S Hotel.
Cures Where Others Fail.

Are YOU Of the vast number who suffer
from the miserable wearing feelings which
inevitably re cO-eXlStlnE with
COnst patton, Dizz ness,
Nervousness hilly Sensations
stomach Troubles, Headsc che, Backache
General Vi eakness, DespOndenc,?
Do you sufferfrom CATARRH, ASTHMA,
PILES. BRONCHITIS, RHEU MA tbs NJ /.
NEURALGIA, SCIATICA. LUMRAGu, FE-
MALE TROUBLES, HEART DISEASE.
BLES. RUPTURE. LIVER COMPLAINT,
MALARIA. CHRONIC SKIN OR BLOOD
DISEASES?
The highest fee charged by DIR. Walker,
whether you have one or more diseases,
ls SO a month. This includes all medi-
cineS.
Office hours, daily, 10 to o.: Sundays, 10
10 ! 2, Monday, wednesday, Thursday, and
Saturday evenings, 6 to &.
Ga CONSTELLATION FREE -Ea
The morning times., 1897-01-02
SIX CANDIDATES FOR SENATOR
Illinois Legislature to Convene and
Decide the Contest.

Springfield, H., Jan. 1.-The Illinois
legislature will convene January 6. The
most important business before it. topic
which is at present all-absorbing, is the
election of United States Senator To
succeed Hon. John NJ Palmer.
There are six candidates: William E.
Mason, Clarke E. Carr, ex-minister to
Denmark, and for some time speaker OF
the lower house; John NJ Hamilton, OF
Chicago; Samuel W. Allerton, the mil
lionaire pork packer. also of Chicago;
Congressman Robert r. Hit, and Martin
B. Madden, Chicago alderman.
The morning times., 1897-01-02
western nigh ScbooI Site

Commissioners Ross and TruesdelI yes
terday definitely located the site OF the
proposed new Western High School bulll-
ing. 1t viii be erected in the center Of
the square bounded by Thirty-fifth, Thirty
sixth, 7 and streets northwest.
The morning times., 1897-01-02
Pnes Cured In 3 1n g Ntrhts

Plies Cured in 5 10 d Nights
I DR.. Agnew's Ointment will cure all cases
OF Itching Piles in from 3 TO 6 nights
One application brings comfort. For Blind
and Bleeding Piles it is peerless. Also
cures letter. Salt Rheum, Eczema. Barber,s
Itch, and all eruptions of the skin. 35
cents.
Sold by F. s. Williams & Co. Ninth and
z streets, and Edmonds Williams. Third
and Pennsylvania avenue.
The morning times., 1897-01-02
KYLE More Hopeful.

Huron, S. D., Jan. MANY rnpulist
members of the legislature gathered here
today to discuss the Senatorial situation.
Tie Kyle men are SO hopeful OF the outcome
that they expressed, their entire willing
ness to 60 into caucus. Tie legislature
meets January 6. q
The morning times., 1897-01-02

We've marked a lot of best
Warombo ckinchiila REFERS and
Irish frieze storm coats from S5
to $3.9S.
The morning times., 1897-01-02
SHOT IN THE FACE.
Donahue Fires at Captain FRANK
Pryor.

PfyOr.
Brffalo N Y, Jan. 1.-Edward DDnahuc
snot Capt. Frank Pryor twice in the face
this evening during quarrel over the pay
ment or fire insurance premium One OF
the bullets went through Pryor's cheek
and came out back of the ear, and the
other shattered the jawboue and is still
in his head.
The result OF the wounds is uncertain.
The scene OF the shooting was at a hotel
between this city and Tonawanda, kept
by Donahue. Pryor is part owner of sew
eral canal boats and is we'll known among
canal men.
The morning times., 1897-01-02
Urged on by Admirers.

"Jes' look at dat straight walk Yelled
a ChGrchite. Oats music in ITSELF
"Gbe it t. de blue" came from the other
side of the room.
$50 n dere, gal" shouted another ad-
mirer, rs the ring grew closer and closer
in spite of the frantic efforts of the men
in big blue badges to keep it back of the
posts.
Say, de steam am fairly hilin' from
dem Shoes shouted a youth in rcd neck
tie, as lie lea ned over and looked at the
not unshapely feet ''Dere Iin't-a ting Dc
matter wild dat grcen.'' said coior-blind
swell behind him.
The judges were puzzled. The music
ceased. The contestants took a breathing
vacation. Again the music started The
crow crowded. The contestants waItZed.
The same things were said and done by The
admirers Bets OF 5 cents Co u quarter
Were made across the hail. Excitement
threatened to burn in the blaze of the gas.
1t was over.
''De committee has made decishun,' an
nounced Mr. Thomas Hail. "Dey gibs de
cake TO Mr.. and Mrs. Church.
Mingled cheers and hisses, but mostly the
latter, greeted the announcement
"UEfair," ''stole,'' ''btIrn.'' rank
''rotten," ''reg'lar robbery, were some
of the words used to describe the decision
as the winners were led9away by Lord
Brummel to a spot wherethe great white
cake sparkled on platter. us
Dat woman and dat man can't walk
The morning times., 1897-01-02
Queens Parliament sneech.

London, Jan. 1.-The queens speech
opening the coming session of Parlia-
ment will, it is generally believed, refer to
a closer union between Great Britain and
the colonies, and will indicate the views
OF the government in the matter.
The morning times., 1897-01-02
Postponed His Departure.

London, Jan. 1.-sirq Charles Tupper,
late high commits sioner ef Canada ill Lon
don. has postponed the date of his de-
parture from England for Canada until
February 4. II d .,.Sss.s.f, j, 4.
The morning times., 1897-01-02
Church Entertainment.

Tie third OF the series OF entertainments
for the benefit Of the missionary fund of
tie Sixth Presbyterian Church will he
given next Friday evening at that church.
The morning times., 1897-01-02
A Remarkable Woman.

Ibid you hear about Mrs smilax?''
mo. What was tt?''
''She got off n car the other day Theear
was StrIi Inov,ur-. ana, OF course. she turnet
the wrong way
''Of course
Her foot touched the ground. she let go
Of the rail, and
''Yes, yes-''
''And walked off as unconcerned as q
basket Of chips-''-Cle veIand Plain Dealer
Little johnny What is oUr papa's busi.
nesse
Little CIarence-AIy papa is poet
Little Johnny-Huh! That amt q busi-
ness-it'sa disease.-New Ycrk Tribune.
The morning times., 1897-01-02
Cant. TAYLOR Relieved

Newport, R. l., Jan. 1:--Capt Caspar F.
Goodrich, U. 8. N, yesterday relieved
Capt. Henry c. Taylor, q. s. N, as oresi.
dent of the Naval War College.
The morning times., 1897-01-02
END OF THE RACE At HAND
Continued From First Page.
New Records Made.

order in which the men finished the even
ing's work
The morning times., 1897-01-02

The maker of those S1.98
pants is from SOC to So out of
pocket, for not pair is worth
under So. so, and some of them
would bring S4-neat patterns
and perfect fitting.
The morning times., 1897-01-02
Gradually Imnroxinn

Stamford, Conn.,, Jan. 1.-The physicians
attending Mrs. Henry Ward Beeoher state
that her condition is gradually improving.
The morning times., 1897-01-02

We've added more patterns to
that line of boys 39c pants-they
were SOC.
The morning times., 1897-01-02

Don't know how you look at it
but we should think every man
would want to make the saving
we make them on hats. csc for
usual S1.75 and s. derbys and
alpines.
The morning times., 1897-01-02
CRIME ALLOWED TO REST
New Year One of the QuieteSt On
Record.
POLICE STATIONS DESERTED

Not a Single Serious Offense Cont
mitted During the Night-Police
Claim That the Mild Weather is
Responsible for This Condition
of Affairs.
The morning times., 1897-01-02

. You know you've credit here
every honest man may have the
privilege of easy payments.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13

vet two ani slIF bar a8.s mics ihsaet mort
eut liAlf s. nile fl.IfIts east 1lt NIL. IIIe1fa
ss s. es ., ,s .'. W.. s'. ie.,.4 y. 's
boundary Llns nrt4ce4 ~ states - y azl|heIon
and ldalq, tlcllfe aodil along aald holII1Iqfy
e I'M BE e, wen W. constitute az
~ 81 feefinns f1aF iise ~ u n1f1n Z, rIfilt
nine ten y. sixteen 81 .syensese 4. eisl..
twenty two =, lNeiifg III e =. (neIiiJ i0n5 ~
twenty aye "a t4epty ~ =, twenty seven &.
eas "a tfrtr ~ y ~ tli1ts 'i I'M
q, thirty Eye Is, ti.lfiy SIX . ~ west enc laa
q section three s. ne tof ilIr slat kalf
IS e 1 &, s one si i x Y s r y "a sd
tlle southwest quarter q tefl0A QiEtecn ~ ln'
township nau,leE sls.y .hgee nystll y range hss
c. Il ne ses ss sIrs 3 IN cSh.llp
y four q. north q l.gEs fesr = west u ne
l Besinnin KAT st tsse sonsI Il Town.
The Bsise NeTidIan, - est siLsledl fllence east
east one inIir tliener noril, sleI 4lIlr. llcnre
cast eiIr lulles tbener ngrth tAe inHc, lhfDre.
east ono Ilr tl.eBfe north sts' 91H iIirIrd
place Of beginning. excrtd Tie fkIviai valley
bottom iyins along Cedar etceF- " tDNnsi.IF
usmi,eT sixty folg q, north q rnnEsfour :, Ntst
-i5<-Ail TINT lind which, when 10 ~ ri. Wig
constitute t0wnsilp nulnirr sixty fnur AlsIl.
~'T--T--r~
-E..- Al that lard Nllleh when surveycd .wiIl
cgustlfflle township niisulbeT sixty FIVE o. NTH
~ range four, wesf Boise Meridian. iyiEg wilma
the Indemnity Land grant limits ~ lie Aonl.tgs
| raf4ie kn4Ifmh e0Iipany.
.tF'-Ali u tlist land which wElen surveyed,
Will constitute township lumber tl4iy I've q.
north 81 rzilgr Eve s, west ~ the B2fse Nerd
Ian. lying within the Indemnity lard grant iinitn
~ the Northern Pacific Railroad company.
N0fteefs hereby given In compliance with tie
fifth section 81 said act TINT amy prtE0n. rOrpof.
ati0n company ferliHg aggTietrd lgy nnid class
tAcatiOn may, nitilln sixty days after The date ~
the nrst publication lIeregf, nie Ia this Clre
duly 'vrFined gE0test againnt The arceFtnnee 81
said Classification. which protest shall set forth
In c0nfise Language the grounds a. olIeriion as
% the particular government subdivision ~
laid In said protest descFfbed," NhcfeuIlom IN
order for bearing shall iau1p,
That l0gfl0n ffle FepDFt ~ the commissioners
marked Exhibit B b on Gle In this 0liee and
open 70 the examination ~ interested parties.
Notice y further given that 81 the terms Of
1 said act q February ~ l4ts, that ~ 70 the
lands againsf the { nNslnenft0n whereof no pro-
/ test slls.i have been fiedv .sfiie eisssi-
/ nratton when approved by The secretary 81 the
Interior, slaaii Sc considered final. except In
JAMES GRAHAM.
cct9-noyG Register
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13
LAND CLASSIFICATION NOTICE
DErAETuExT o. vuH INrERlSa. b
cNtrup STATES LAND OgFtCG.
cgNrn p'ALRNg, fDAuo. Nos. 4, lNra.y

n,,,ryvr~v a. rur Ierrr,or.
usISs ar sI nasr LAS iD Sss.G Scx ,sS
a report in duplicate, 9srtsd E1hl.lt. 4 ana
q Now lsSs, " the commissioner appointed
srp row fsSSSsry s. 10, easitisa -Gn sst b
S cnsssin SIsesai lssdS 10 the ssaiss q Non:
i:Sa. ' s.Sis lie isSa ssass ln.s tsr he IN
demnily land giant limitNl Of the Northern Pa
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13
soas sHHAnAn nrus uoTrs.

day. ''1s "ednes-
sergeant Frederick Llnss ,,.. ,,,.,
ussal'sa ~ post exchange steward.
colonel Thsaksr and Pint Ia.a,
As'.oa visited spokans Wednesday.
Principal Musician WIN. No.. =.
Deen reduced ana ri Sats Geo. Brs.. h.
appointed In his stead.
james Wilson. discharged IN s..,.m.
~. w. has Fs-enlIsied Al Fot wavns,
Mieh. Nor. I. Tor company q Nh.
tenth infantry.
A social club has been orranI,,A .,
company G. 70 consist Of member. - !,
Ne company only. Private Meade,
haseeen elected presidest
The Jolly Pour" gave a delIsh,f.I
hop last Monday evening Al he pos'
nan The gay and enraptared crowd
'o''ea msEisly till past midnight
Aesimental Quartermastsr s.rre.p,
AeAney has been reduced. and s.r
eeant Frank Brown. formerly post er-
change steward. appointed in his stead
Private VIM. Smith reenlisted 10,
this seginent and Wa assigned 70 com,
pany C. Private smith IL ! second n.
le7a. "
u looks % soldIsriy carrying an nm,
erelia. and u 10 70 BE- hoped The quarter
'nastsEs department. viii soon sunni,
this post with Sufficient number tur n
hands.
Tbs little pct dog bslongiag 10 Mn
spldel. for which reward Of ten dol
lars MAS offered. has been found At IN,
dump, having been killed BY some ma
lieioaa penon.
The past school for enlisted men vii
hold lis seaaiOns during the four mouth
commencing Dec. !. 1891, and endInI
March u. isGs. from I - 10 SO .. m
GAliy, Saturdays and Sundays excepted
Private Paageiou. company c. Nh,
q cal on u days hunting pass. wri.e
from eenaAeaotaea. dated Nov. & O
having has tine. plenty Of .dogs
aud gesss. all kinds Of eAtAblss be
aiAA hothing bat water 10 drink, Be
sidss ihEes feet Of ssou.
PIrst LlsuL chaa r. George has bee,
desaiisa - SECRETARY Of the Onieeu
Lyeram. Daring Tie Lyceum peEiot
sessions OF the non commissioner Of
SorFs' schoo, uill be hsid in each con
pany quarters o. Mssdsys and Thau
days FROM u 70 y a N. each ueek.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13
George TIoirmelster. charged with \

George IIoffmeister. charged with an
attempt to commit rape on little five
year-0id girl Mt Mission last week. had
. preliminary examination before Just
Ice Frost. OF Harrison, and was bound
over In the sum Of 81 900 to appear be-
fore the grand Jury. Failing to give
bond Constable Davis took him 10 the
county seat for safe keeping and be ID
now boarding with Sheriff Peas. II the
man 10 found guilty the full extent Of
the law would be mild punishment
The funeral Of Cornelius Sullivan. the
old gentleman who died on Thursday
Of last week at Rathdrum. from injuE-
lee received By being thrown from hi
wagon when near Spirit lake about two
weeks ago. occurred sunday from the
Presbyterian church and was attended
By . large number OF friends and &C
qnaintances Of the deceased. The fan
eral sermon was preached by Rev. Nc
Leod OF Spokane. Mr.. Sullivan was {
former resident Of this place and vel
known 70 many OF our citizens.
Clark Renfro. q well known young
man from Santa, passed through tow
Wednesday evening with . PARKWAY
look OF anxiety upon his countenance
He was ayene TO being Intervene b.
our reporter, but made inquiry about
the distance 70 Rathdrum. When III
returned next day, the far-away lool
had given place 70 one OF smiles, for h'
carried with him piece Of white papel
containing Clerk BragaWs signatnrI
authorizing Clark RenfrO and Dianeh,
Copeland TO become united Ia mar
mage.
Tuesday afternoon At t:I5 o'clock Al
the home OF the bride. Mrs. christin'
n. Olson and Emanuel q. Hooked wer'
united In marriage by Rev. T. @. HOeg
son. A few intimate friends OF IL,
bride and groom were present to wit
ness the ceremony. The happy pal
took the evening train for Spokane and
returned home Thursday morning
Dnring the evening the big boys an,
the little boys INDUCED In the usua
discordnnt eharivari. The ladies OF tn
Maecabeea. Of which the bride is re
speeted and honorcd member, made
pleasant call and extended cOngratnla
tions. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoelzel have th
best wishes Of host OF friends.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13
Notice Of Interest Dus.

OEFecE OF THE STATS Board or LA&D coSf-
MIssI0HEns, BoIsE CRY. ina. sEFL 2, Isg,.
O'eulllyan Bros. Keotenai coaisiy.
BiFs-Feu are hereby n0fiheA kilat for more
than ttree years next preceding fiSe date here
Of. there has been and yet Is aue and ewing 70
the State Of Idaho rs interest the sun q s<ssoo
dollars, on SKIS see. 80 twp 81 N 4 y. ofseilooi
land, under your certificate a. sale No. sei. ere.
eufed the I'D day Of Ang-. iesR- Y0n are further
notified that Il the said sam II not Taid within
six m0ntis after service upon you Of this notice
your naId certificate Of saIe viii be declared fos.
feitei by tine said State Board u Land lCommls.
sioBcrs and the lands therein described shall r..
veFs 70 the state.
This n0iIce Il given BY order 0f the State
Board a Land Commissioners.
Very Respectfully,
H. v. MCFARLAND,
SECRETARY State Beard o. Land Commissioners
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-13

OfEee * gate Bohssf q Land Commissioner
n1lsa a.lE.e. l.aal.a aa.A . IL


0iEce q eiaie Bdl5f d Land Commissioners
eoise cifts Idaho, SEPT 2. M.
Z. 4 sfesterfon, EaihdFani, Idaho.
Hirt-Kon arr HEREBY refined iiiat for moro
than fnD yeals ne1g pfpce1shg he date hefeog
there haa been and IS \ cue and oelng 20 tlps
state - inseFest ~ suia u slsse. On block s
So. -. twp. TIN NV, o. school land. undei
your certificate q ssls 10. ~ executed tie "a
dag d Aug. Ise. YotaHs hereby firther nniI
led that Il die said s1n 8 not pnfd within sis
months after service fpon y00 q this nctiee
your said eeFtineateo u saIs snl o delared for
fsited By de aid State board - E1nd CoInnAA,
sionefs and tie lands ulerein aeseTfbed shah re
vert 10 the slate.
This noilee Il given By order q tie sste issard
u Iand Commissioners.
Very n~spectfh.iy,
X. Y McFAGiAxp.
Secretary State Board d IAnd Commissioners