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The evening times., 1897-03-31
NoT As SPEEDY AS OXFORD.
Cambridge stroke Sometimes over
strong and EXhausting.

London, March 3l.-Despite the dull,
threatening weather, crowds OF people
gathered along the banks of the Thames
at Putney this morning to witness the
practioc Of the oxford and Cambridge
eichts, which will take part in the annual
university boat race on Saturday next.
The crews practiced starts, oxford catch
ing the water at forty strokes per minute
and Cambridge rowing at thirty-eight.
The Cambridge men have improved great
ly, but the consensus or opinion Is thae
they have not the speed that the oxford
men have. A great defect in the stroke
OF the Cambridge men is the fact thatlt
is sometimes overstrong, and consequently
exhausting to the men Some other crews,
which were out on the river this morning
practicing sprints, beat the varsity crews
The evening times., 1897-03-31
So 90 FIGURED BRILI.I-
ANTIN SKIRTS, CSC.

aAN ~ II ~ - 49,
Very well made and finished,
full lined. fun width. all
sizes. Opening prlce...... CSC
81 80 SHEPHERD PLAID
SKIRTS, SI.25.
a very favorite pattern Of
Spring Skirt, velvet hound, full
width. ali sizes Opening
price ...-...-.-.-.-.- SA.20
S5. 90 Serge skirts. ..S2.7 s
All Wool, a beautIfulgarfnent,
carefully made and finished,
full width. Opening
price -............... 2.75
$3.50 SILK and SATIN
SKIRT, S5, ,9S.
Very rich IN quality. perfect
~ made and finished, velvet
bound. .full width. Open
ing price .........S SIS. .8S
SILK SKIRTS.
Very handsome silk Taffeta
Skirt: umbrella flounce around
bottom; finished with narrow
ruffle, edged with cords; skirt
bound with velveteen; colors-
red, blue, green, pink,
changeable, also black; cneap
at $500. Opening
price. ''.... SA.0 0S
The evening times., 1897-03-31
Civil service Examinations.

The Civil Service Commission announces
that it " i'll hold examinations at different
points throughout the country, commenc-
ing at 8 a m, on ApIil 26, TO replenish
the register OF eligibles for the position OF
teacher of industries There is at present
a vacancy in this position at the Perrin
School, California, salary SS40 per an
mum, and at the Carson School, Nevada,
salary $500 per annum.
The evening times., 1897-03-31

&c
The evening times., 1897-03-31

Don't fail to rub the scalp with the
finger tips and then brush the hair Wig
orously every night. This will keep the
hair soft and glossy, help remove the
dandruff, which is particles of dead skin
that rub off when the scalp is too dry,
and obyiate To certain extent the ten
dency to get gray, for when the hair
and scalp are in d good healthy con,li-
ton the scalp retains its color longer
The evening times., 1897-03-31
Trimmed Millinery

pD hi-b Hi LII Hih IL ~ rp'fc'
For opening DAYS only we Will
sell our regular $500 Trimmed
Hats, In Black and colors, in
Guiding Mourning Hats and Bon
nets, all made and trimmed in
The evening times., 1897-03-31
News From the Force

Policemen Thomas Hanley aud E. Wortz,
Of the Third precinct, are detained at their
homes by illness.
The ''on-leave' list has received these
additions Patrolmen John Brennan, OF
the Sixth: c. c. Pearce and II. M Smith,
Seventh, and j. S Johnston, Ninth
The evening times., 1897-03-31
S1.OO and 75c HATS AT 500

tlne quality Black Lace ana
Hair Hats, with fancy edges. In
all shapes, including Shortback
Sailors: latest shapes IN all col
orS. plain auu fancy Stru ws IN
Reds, Helios, Greens. Blues.
PInks, Brown and Tan, and
dozen other combinations To Sc
icct from. For opening
days only &c
lbs Panama short
back sailors 78C
SIPS Java short back.
sailors ........-........ u G
SI.00 batavia short
back Sailors ......Y sc
Think OF lt, Java and fanama
Sailors. IN natural color. Tan,
Reds. Hellos. Greens. Brown,
Blue and Black. Opening
days only, at .....,......73
For opening days only we
will Sell
SI.39 Trim med Pan
anna Sailors. .... csc
so Trimmed Pan
anna sailors. s........S1.10
Si.75 Trimmed Pan
y anna sailors. .30
The evening times., 1897-03-31

Don't go out in this blustery weather
without veil unless you wish a tanned
skin or freckles. March winds are pro-
verbal for giving the skin an old, leather
like appearance, and every woman Knows
how next to impossible is is to remove
freckles.
The evening times., 1897-03-31
Suits and Skirts.

The greatest Suit value
ever offered I'm washington.
$50, SIS, SI2 SAMPLE
SUITS, S8.4S.
or our two great purchases
of Ladies' and Misses Sample
Suits we have reserved lOO
SUITS as an Opening surprise.
These costumes are by the best
makers, are IN MANY fashionable
STYLES and materials. various
calors-ln a word. the greatest
bargains in this line ever Of
fcred. Special opening
price for them ........ S6.4 4S
The evening times., 1897-03-31
Delicate.

Yes" said the meek appearing boss,
Il am in politics for my health and The
good of the country"
But you seem to be pretty well fixed,
all the same"
That's true. My health requires
none w ashington Capital
The evening times., 1897-03-31

Don't attribate the desire to preserve
ones physical charms TO personal van
ity. The first element OF beauty is health,
and she who would be beautiful must have
pure blood and be sound ofmind and healthy
OF body.-Philadelphia Record
The evening times., 1897-03-31

Don't use either hot or cold water for
bathing exclusively. A good rule to fol-
low is a hot bath at night and a cold one
in the morning, hut be sure to take g
bath daily if you wish TO keep your skin
in good condition.
The evening times., 1897-03-31
BEAUTY DON'TS.

Don't take too much spring medicine;
its tendency is to thin the blood, and some
women make themselves positively anaemic
by its injurious use. Proper diet is more
important than medicine.
The evening times., 1897-03-31
..T0c
$500 REEFERs, sI.9s.

Six stvles in this lot. plain and
Braid-triuIned. deep sailor col
lar. plain and fancy cloths, elm
pre- effects. sizes 8 to 4 years;
all colors; regular $500
value Opening price S1.0S
The evening times., 1897-03-31

Don't forget when drying the face sfter
washing to rub upward toward the nose.
This will prevent wrinkles and nelp smooth
out to a great extent that crease alongside
the nose.
The evening times., 1897-03-31

3 SC. CHILDREN'S
CATS, I5c.
.5c

One lot Of Fancy Swiss Caps,
all-OTer embroidery, with Iuli
ruciiluE around face. all sizes.
regular 3Sc- Cap. Open
ing price ..................1 sc
The evening times., 1897-03-31
The Real Definition.

Tommy-Daddy, what's pessimist?
Tommys Daddy-A pessimist my boy
q man who believes the whole worlds
liver is out of order because his own is
Boston Traveller
The evening times., 1897-03-31
Ought to Be.

S. S. Teacher What is meant by the
Church TriumphaJsgg2'ii
Pupil-It means-,Y it means a church
that has paid off its mortga &c. Puck.
The evening times., 1897-03-31
$3.50 SILK wAIsTs. Sd. .es.
S1.9S

Black India six Waist. full
fTont. crushed collar, deep gIr-
Gle, Doned throughout, Tegu-
lar $3.50 Waist open
lngpricc--...........S1. .9S
The evening times., 1897-03-31
Capes.
s. CAPFs. s2.s5.

IN TINS lot will be found Capes
of all kinds, good quality keT-
sey Broadcioth; Velvet Capes,
lined throughout. Cloth Capes.
braid trimmed. velvet trimmed;
some neatly embroidered. ali lat
est styles and effects
Opening price .... 3
The evening times., 1897-03-31
go DOZ, ROSE BOUQUETS
An Importer'sSam-
pIe Line of Flow
erS.
erS.

SI.OO. 75c and soc FLOW
EKS Al 19c.
Take your choice OF this eie-
giant lot of Importers Samples.
in this lot are Roses, Hyaclntns,
NIoicts, Foliage Daisies. / an
sles, Lllacs and branc1ed ilow-
eTs or all Kinds, with FOIL
age. Take your pick at Il &c
The evening times., 1897-03-31
Misses and Chill.
dren,s ReAferS.
,1.lO KEEFEKs, 7Oc.

S1.5U REEF ERs, 4oc.
Children Atwood Refers,
with deep sailor cellar, finished
with fancy braid, Navy, Car
dinal, cadet, Green. and Brown,
sizes to S years Regular
SI 50 value. Opening
ItEi(4s AG
The evening times., 1897-03-31

Have an orange wood stick and just push
it down gently when it is soft after wash
ing.
The evening times., 1897-03-31
75c. BOYS BLOUSES 4s,

White India Linen Blouse,
full. WIDE : wIss embroidery ruT-
flc down front and around deep
sailor collar bought 10 sell at
l5c- Opening price, all
sizes .-................ ARc
The evening times., 1897-03-31

So. SO CLAY DIAGONAL

Six styles OF Clay Diagonal
Capcs IN this lot. including two
STYLES suitable for elderly ladies'
Also nicely embroidered Capes,
Watteau backs, fancy collars.
neat and effective styles; regU-
lar SS 90 value Open
ing price ...-.........S6 6.0S
The evening times., 1897-03-31
s22T
LINEN DRESSES. 25e.

Dainty White India Linen
DRESSES. some with whole SWISS
embroidered yoke, finished with
embroidered ruf1les over shOul-
dcT. another style WITH eIhhrOld-
cred and tucked yoke with wide
DreteileS over shoulder, edged
with fine yaleBciennes lace,
regular sue. dress. open
ing price .............2 2Ec
The evening times., 1897-03-31

25 dozen Ladies cUlOTed b0r-
dered bemstiIChed handkeT-
chiefs. dainty borders. Reg
uiar pTice, lOC. Opening
price q. .. .. - - &c
The evening times., 1897-03-31
4Sc
LADIES HOSE.
Lie

1 ; dOZ- fine-ga uge. fast hlack
Ladies Hose, fun regular made,
double heel and toe: regular
price, 2lc. Opening
price,. .. q. .. .. - -
The evening times., 1897-03-31
CHILDREN's HOSE.
LADIES HDFKS.

% dozen Children 5 fast black
hose. double kIees. 1oEular
made, regular I9C. value.
OEeUInlx Ia sCf. ~
The evening times., 1897-03-31
MIlLIN ERY
SPECIALS.
Flowers.

AS a special we Will sell 800
punches NIolets, with leaves, In
3 shades OF violet cfiIor,
per bunch .............. &c
SO DOZ. ROSE BOCQU ETS
AT &c.
Elegant quaIity Rose Bou-
qucts, with Foliage and rubber
stems, IN Pnks. Reds, JACK,
Tcaand Nhite. as anopen
ing special ..-........--.. ...'Oc
soc and 25c SILK and
VELVET ROSES, 15c.
100 dozen elegant quality SILK
and eiyet Roses, Two IN a
bunch, with buds, IN all the
latest fasnlonable shades -
Greens, Hellotropes, Pinks
anu Reds-at ..lSc
The evening times., 1897-03-31

s12 90 SILK CAPEs. ss.4s

Handsome quality silk Capes,
3u lncnes long. silk lined
throughout, fancy neck Tuch.
silk ribbon trimmed. full width;
regulae S12.O0 yalue.
Opening price ........ S 3. .4S
The evening times., 1897-03-31
Wonderful Bar
gains i'm Wrappers
Z sJNs IN DI ID
WRAPPERS. SIC.

5UdoZen Ladies COlored Print
wrappers, Watteau back, fun
front, extra long. full width,
very desirable patterns. regu-
lar 75c. Wrapper. open
ing price .....-.-.......-- SIC
The evening times., 1897-03-31
Untrimmed Hats.

Soc LADIES'. MISSES and
CHILDREN'S HATS, 25c.
Plain and Fancy Strdws In
ali shapes, Including ShUrtbac6
Sailors, TuTbans and Children S
Flats. In Black, Blue, Brown, Red,
Green. also elegant line OF all
the latest shapes. open
ing days only 25C
The evening times., 1897-03-31
$50 SERGE and NOV Ell
TY CLOTH SUITS, 81. 50
S4.8S

Fine quality Serge and Nov
city Cloth Suits. latest effects,
fly front. well lined. i'll Navy,
Blue and Black. open
The evening times., 1897-03-31
5nc. CORSETS. 2 ga.

one case or Jean COTsets, full
STAY fronts. double side STAYS.
Our price soc. Opening
price .....s.......... 29c
The evening times., 1897-03-31
OPENING MEMORABLE.
.$3.4S

the latest styles. neat and ef-
fectIye designs, which sotne es-
Establishments would chargeS6 90
to $500. For opening
The evening times., 1897-03-31
Anot her Trimmed Hat
value for Opening Days only.

We have taken 100 Trimmed
Hats that are copies OF imported
designs. neat. tasteful and eI-
fectiye styles. See them. They
Will surprise and delight you
They are worth 81 90, $500
and 81 900 For open
ing days your CHOICE. s 500
The evening times., 1897-03-31

Spring op
U
wsanw Il ~ matte tina lace pr
h t NJ a
Costume Except la pr IL
A II
The evening times., 1897-03-31
zoe GOWNS 2ac

% dozen Ladies Muslin
Gowns. Mother Hubbard style.
yoke OF fine tHcks. finished
around neck. down front. with
caInbTlc rurrlc; regular soc
gown Opening price. .20c
The evening times., 1897-03-31
IL I-2c. CORSET
GOV ERS. Sc.

81 dozen Ladies Muslin Cor
set Covers, felled seams. per-
feet fitting, all sizes; regular
L. 1-2c. Cover. 0penlng
price ...... &c
The evening times., 1897-03-31
UNrERTAKERS.

UNnERTAKERS
j. VILLA M LEE.
UNDERTAKEN.
332 Pa Ave. NV.
First-ciass service sPhones 1854
The evening times., 1897-03-31
traoTdinary Val
ue i'm Shirt Waists
SIC. SHIRT WAISTS. &c

Onccase OF Laundcred Waists,
yoke back. medium sleeve, made
or peTcale and cambrlc. in u
variety OF pretty cOlOTs, stripes.
checks and figures. goods in this
lot bought 10 sell from 5Uc
To SIC Opening price. .2Tc
The evening times., 1897-03-31
S8.48
Opening Day Rib
bon Surpr;Se.

35c and 25c TAFF ETA
Ribbons, lSc.
Plain and Moire Taffeta Rib
bon. 4 and Inches wide. In all
latest shades OF Helios, Greens.
CerIses. rink. Blue, Red, Black,
Brown, Maize. and i>ayen-
der Take your pick at 1Sc
25e OSTRICH rLIJ VI ES, SC.
Greatest Ostrich Plume value
ever offered Extra good quail
ity Black Ostrich P1umes. > and
inches long. Opening days
only at t....... &c
The evening times., 1897-03-31
INFANTS, COAT>

Dainty Cream Cashmere Coat.
fun embroidered cape: embTOid-
cry around bottom regular
price, 500. Opening
price ST 40
The evening times., 1897-03-31
l Sc. CHILDR EMS
M AUERS Inc
So 90 SILK WAITS /.

Fine Muslin Drawers. full cut
hem, with fine tucks above; reg
ular l9c. value. Opening
IFfRf
The evening times., 1897-03-31

Stylish ColOred Tarfeta Silk
Waists, shirt waist effect. with
white collars. Regular IS. 90
value. Opening price, SIS. SIS
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-02

Arthur Pierce, u young sheep man
whose flock ranges on the breaks oi
the Snake 30 miles from this city was
accidentally shot last Saturday. H..
was on the hills with the herd, four
miles from the nearest house, when
he received the serious wound and he
walked alone that distance before he
found help. In making his morning
rounds he discovered Il prowling coy
ote and tired to shoot the marauder.
He had 45 calibre revolver and while
in the act ofaiming he slipped and fell.
The weapon dropped from his hand
aud was discharged by the conclusion.
The bullet hit the man in the breast
near the middle and ranged through
tn the back of the neck. The wound
is II fright ul one and the wonder IL
that it did not prove immediately fatal
He was however brought to this city
by "A skiff and is progressing wei
: toward speedy recovery. DR.. Shaft Il
treating the wounded man and Il
hopeful of his complete restoration u
health in a few weeks.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-02
Indians Will Prosecute.

Warrants were sworn out last SatCr.
day for the arrest of Frank Beeman,
Billy King and w. +. <eitenbach for
cattle stealing. Indians upon the
reservation were the complaining par
ties. The preliminary hearing has
been postponed till July IL. Beeman
ana kettenbach " ere arrested aud are
out on bail. KING has not yet bee
apprehenGe3. The"" seems to be no
doubt that the Indians have been rob-
bed by somebody ~. .ne past. Their
losses have aroused the resentment Of
the Indians. When they learned of
the late probable losses they procured
warrants tor all parties connected with
the transportation of the stock. Mr..
Kettenbach's part in the transaction
was the purchase Of the stock in ques-
ton IN which act he certainly was en-.
tirely without criminal intent. Mr..
Beeman claims to have had no inter
est in the transaction ether than that
of hired man in the employ Of other
stockmen. The cattle, IS head, will
be returned to Lewiston from Pocatello
where the train on which they were
shipped was detained by order ol
Sheriff Barton. 'rhe Indians put up II
; bond of $4,000 t, indemnify the sheriff
1t is the general wish that the guilty
parties be apprehended and prosecuted
without favor. Stock stealing has
been almost unsufferable in this com
munitv during the past two or three
years. Some wholesome examples ar,
public demand.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-02
Interest on School Lands.

What will the new land board do
with the delinquent interest on school
lands, is II question much discussed
since the first OF the year Tie state
land board has thoroughly Investigated
the question and has Il, ciacd t" sue for
the interest. With that en! in view
the state has commenced action
against the delinuuents. choosing To
make test case Of two of our pronli'
ncnt citizens.
A press dispatch of the 2S inst. says:
The state has brought suit against
John p. Vollner and John H. Evans
to force pa yment o! the interest on
notes given for the purchase of school
land. The complaint has been mailed
to the clerk of the court in Nez Perce
county 10y the attorney general.
There are many such cases in Latah
and Nez Perez counties. In sorle in
stances purchasers have had the land
leased, but refuse to Fay up interest
and DEFY the state to attempt to oust
them. If the state had s-e~sltM Ol
the lands it could lease t;iem at good
figures. A vigorous campaign Is to bt
opened against all such delinquents
John p. VolImer, defendant in the
action, is one of the richest men in tht
state.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-02
Mining News.

J. b. Perkins, the mining man, has
returned after iX-week's journey to
the seven Devils and Snake river min
ing districts. He says the current re-
ports OF the richnes of the great
western mineral belt aie so,new hat eX-
aggrratcd although there are some ex-
irnsive mineral deposits im that re-
eion. The country las been kept
back 10y unfortunate circumstances.
Gold and copper were disccv.ied in
the Seven Devils about l6 wears ago
The reports bl blought u rush of adve,,.
turers to the country, aud every rock
formation that showed copper STAN
was located. Over GOO claims have
been held 10y u series ot relocation aud
other means from that time TO this
keeping out men who might have
developed Il great camp. Seventeen
Of these claims have i.en patented and
even these have net been developed.
The neH who were travelling over the
cou, try would confess tina, they were
simply relocating their old claims,
which is the means adopted to avoid
the legal requirements Of annual ASSESS
ment work. About $4,000 acres of
mineral land in the Seven Devils is
held by this extensive illegal system
of re-location. Honest miners and
prospectors are practically shut out of
the country and the development of
the country will he retarded iudeiin-
itely on that account.
There are reports upon good author
ity that deal has been made for the
Peacock mine IN the form of lease tn
the Seven Devils Mining aud Smelling
company, composed of New Yo,N cap
italists. This lease covers three mines.
The sinelter is now lying at Weiser
awaiting transportation hy wagon to
the mines. II will have II capacity G.
% tons daily. This will handle only a
small portion of the out put of the
mines; the balance of the ore is to he
shipped from Baliards TO Huntington
10y boat. A contract has been signed
to supply large amount of freight for
the boats soon 20 lie put upon this
line. The construction Of boats for
this new line will hegin at once; and
will be running III 30 days. One boat
will not be able to meet the demands
of trade on this river.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-02
Notice.

One week, beginning Aug. l. 1897,
DR.. i. w. Nogel, specialist for refrac-
tion and de'ects of eyes will have hi.
Office in he Hotel Nlnelaud, ana will
pay all ferry expenses for pltienls who
come to him for treatment. The new
medical law prevents practice In Idaho
nnlesa license of $50 is paid II paid
prices would advance accordingly. DIR
Vogel wishes To save expenses for his
patients and giye them ut the same
time the benefit of skiliful treatment
He is registered specialist and guar
aotees all work
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-02
A Rival to Sandow.

Prof l.. J. Mcmillan, the strongman
who ivals the famous Sandow, has
been giving exhibitions in the city
during the week. Among his mar
veIous feats are the following: Driv-
ing "a 6O-penny nail through 2X4
scantling with his fist; holding up II
ton OF men on his breast; lifting IA 80
gallon barrel of water with one hand :;
breaking horseshoes; tying half inch
iron in knots. He has consented to
stay over till after the celebration and
appear as part of the entertainment OF
the day. He will on that day agree to
outpuil sny team of horses in the
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-02
A River Road.

One of The great public needs of this
city is r, all up the Cltarwata river.
A good wagon r"i.d "'ly as far AS Big
Canyon would acconni. date 800 fami-
lies all Of whom would trade with the
lewiston busin, 50 men. he distance
to Big Canyon 10y he river rodte is 30
miles. All of this distance is now
travelled by wagons with the exception
OF about three mites. This little break
however sends all travellers between
Lewiston an nil points above the
Potatch out over the high hills and
over reads that are practically impas-
slble for a large portion of the year.
There are three ioads leading directly
to the principal settlements on the
reservation from the Clearwater river
above the mouth of the Potlatcli IN IL
distance Of 20 miles. All of these
roads have b en- tapped by roads lead-
ing to aiding points in Latah county.
Lar-e sums OF money have been eX-
pended TO divert the trade Of the upper
Clearwater from Lewiston where it be-
longs by geographical right. One
tenth Of !he money spent to divert
this trade would remove the existing
oostructions to travel at tins time.
The citizens uron the reservation all
desire to come to !. vision to trade
a road down the liver would he passi'
ole at all times for heavy traffic. III
The winter the present roads are miles
OF nlre; and even IN summer tn,
grades prevent profitable transporfa'
lion OF household supplies from al
points Oh the railroad
Even the rvermen ana miners who
are engaged OF the upper river our
chase Their supplies at other points
although their headquarters are il
Lewiston. II there was road up th'
'lVer, all supplies for tie lumbe
camps would be purchased in Lewis
Ton; as well as those Tor Weippe ant
Pierce. Tie expenditure Of Sl00'
would bring to Lewiston trade o
soo 800 year ut present and retain
uade that will be very pr titable in thu
heas future.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-02
Strayed or Stolen.

a buckskin horse strayed or was
stolen from the pasture of John Levi
near Lapwai, June 10. He is marked
with white face aud white legs and
branded b tn on the shoulder and hip
The shoulder brand is nearly IL circle
bar brand; the hip brand Is IA circle
W it'll smaller circles cutting the outer
edge. The horse il the property of
Benjamin Taps, of Alpowa, WASH.
a literal reward will ie given for his
recovery. Leave word at the TELLE.
office, Lewiston.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-02

Mr. Perkin. also reports tn" fact
that IA rich mineral as we'll as agricul-
tural district will be opened to the
world by line Of bOats or u railroad
on or along the upper Snake. Some
we'll developed mines which can not
be worked with present f cilities will
he worked when this boat line is put
o,mration. In the mountain valleys
of Idaho there are 5000 or 1000 people
who would hr tributary t." the river
commerce. Upon the Oregon side
there are also several valleys that are
IN need of river out let.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-02
Notice TO Stockholders.

Notice is hereby given that meet.
ing of the s:uckholder. of the Gold
Bar Mining Company, has been and
is hereby called to meet a, room No. 2
Lewiston National Bank 1uilding, in
the city OF Lewiston, Idaho. on Wed
nesday, July eth, 1897, at 2 O'clock y
m, for the purpose of adopting Artl
cles of incorporation, bylaws, and til,
election Of directors, and that neii
ately after the election of such direc
tors, they will then and there proceed
to orgonize by electing president
vice president, secretary and treasurer
Dated at Lewiston, idano, THIS Is
day Of June, 1897
j. n. STACY,
| Acting President.