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Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-14

Detroit Free Press: IT'S all off, dar-
ling" groaned the dsconsolate lover.
NO? Did papa refuse his consent"
practically. He said that | might have
you when / had earned and saved $1,000.
He's a monster, Annie"
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-14

Total ,021
Less unsod and returned copes............ 1O,415
LNet 'ooit'l
Net daily average. 2ll53
GEO. y. THSCHUCK.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed in my
presence this list day OF December 1897.
(Scal) n. p. FELL,
Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-14

Washington Star: 81 suppose you have
devoted much time to studying your coun-
try's needs?"
II have" assented Senator Sorghum,
What, in your opinion, is the principal
one?'
And without moments hesitation the
senator replied:
40
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-06
FINE SHOWING OF IDAHO sANks.


Washington, Nov. 5.--The 10 national
banks in the state Of Idaho make an az
gregate showing equal TO the best of ans
section Of the United States, as appear.
from the reports received by the comp
troller Of the currency in response 10 .
call for a statement Of their condition
made last month. The average reserve
held Is 40.48 per cent. The total resources
OF the 10 banks has increased from S.
360.7s9 in July last to $s5O5,44s at the
present time. That the banks are doing
more business is shown by the increase in
the amount Of loans and discounts from
$lO36,2I4 to s2,32D544. The lawful
money reserve in the banks is e27g!O92
Of which S2l4y634 is in specie. There has
been remarkable falling of in amount
Of gold coin held in reserve in the banks
and corresponding increase in the
amount of silver coin. In July last the 10
banks had on hand in gold coin $3.50. 1877.
whereas they now have but SIS 400 In the
yellow metal. The Idaho hanks have due
them from other national banks not re-
serve agents S259, leo; from state banks
and bankers, &I78.953, and from approved
reserve agents s644,l33. They owe 10
other national banks sl2,744. and to state
banks and bankers s22 ,994.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-06
ABANDON NARROW GAUGE.
ARRANGEMENT VITA THE o. q. AN
TAs rraek st the OLA asissisa Rsa.e
10 ,hs cssur a'Aisaes WIN Ne
Tsra ~. Dantei Lamsat - me-
siass-fhs EHpFess nssIasss.

Wallace. Idaho. Nov. a.-ThsFe have
lesH ruinors ior sonae tins Of eansemplat,
sd changes ia railroad conditions in the
(,-ur 'dAlenes. but il MAS not aatil Daa,
n l.alaOat had leaked Srss the field care
taily, conferred eth leeal agsnts aud pa,
.onsily insfoeted the lines. that any dea,
si,s announcements Hete sasAe o. ANY
sOsk aHdsFtsksa al0ag The lines whlrh
.a4tealrs a pFastlcsi consolidation u the
Nssthsfn i14eshe Railway Company aud
,h~ UspsoH Rail~ay 4 NsNisaiian Com,
pan, in the CoeuF d'Aiehrs. a community
a interest. - ssii a. u esalFol b@ins
ssAsptrsl-
Ihs Hfsl announcement as that the
ranos gauge iins b~assea hsTe saA The
ed nasssioa ~esiid b. ahsndoaed, the Esas
ssssvf es.Ash naaking lie last trip on the
I3sb lhstAHt There will saIil lr eSasld
stabis taiHiHs siS'teT and sood Al kiaz.
,sa ahI otbrr isoissss Ahtrh aiil b. aaog
"a .. ss.,h a. p..ssshts. after shirh lA<
,Iask slil BE- ISFa nP, is~Eishing Moa
AAy Aysrhtb~s Is. the n~s ssaditG8as
siF su lsss sffsvt. Ihe staam~s tfosn Co~4as
4 .irtsr ,lsy sosa@rting al ttATisea MIsh
.hs - Ran Wallace ryok4ns t.ass~nxrs
sraia, th.I-sa u siih the hanos s4azv
srsin At M Misaa0a. Mkat viii b. dsaass
upA gb~ rats-ss t4aslsrss u hol yes
kagRn nAwx ooaFs9s as~ sf~A Th~
Nsstsssn rAria~ taPss~s GSaapasy n@ay
Aaai ali Hs tssAgkt aFsahd by Mlssssals
aast fan a ssass~ag~t tsaaa hSss 10 SO
Asa~ assas Ihx a IA y lFain l.~ssssN
krss ,rA Hssttssss - aAsg ssssstrs sk-ss
L. 'av iIassar kNEasss@ taan@ns rAs
sss'yv s4uEv as NOE A4uissg ~ sss iSssa
Ne ts.s Cas4RSs. sasl anasF thx Eea az
raasvr~ssss sh~ - kA n. sili ksai IL 10
sAs s4arIihE ssskss ehssr Il Nili h. e
Aapyr,i so shz N0sthxVn PaxaEx
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-06
SUGAR GROWN FROM The BEAT.


Los Angeles, Nov. Smother import
ant enterprise in the beet sugar manufae
turing industry is about to be launched
by the Oxnands. proporietors of the Chino
factory. After examining several differ
emit sites in widely separated localities
they have at last decided in favor of Hue
meme. Ventura county In selecting this
locality preference was shown over SaE
Luis obispO and Sacramento counties. a.
well as over Texas. all of which places
we're in competition for securing the pro
posed factory
The production Of beets ON 10000 acres
Of land for five consecutive years has been
guaranteed for the factoTy's use at the
price of 1926 per ton during the entire
term. One hundred acres for the factory
Site has been donated by the local people
interested Work ON the building of the
factory will begin promptly in order to
have il ready for the crop of 1898. 1t IL
10 have a capacity of 1000 tons of beet
per day. which will be increased to 1000
tons in 1889 1t will give employment to
1000 men at the factory, while from 1000
TO 1850 will be employed in the field.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-06
PUBLIC pEs1 INCREASE.
Oae Chieny 90 . Decrease In the
Cash On Hand.


Washington, Nov. 2. - The monthly
statement Of the public debt shows that
AT the close Of business October 80 the
debt, less cash in the tTea sury. amounted
10 $1,000 5a3, e0l. an increase for the
month Of Ss.S4l,lSs
This increase Is principally accounted
Tor by decrease in the amount Of cash
on hand. The debt is recApitulAted As
follows; Interest bearing debt. $s47 SOS.
800; debt on which interest has ceased
since maturity, 1881 $40; debt bearing
no interest, S575!663.a5 total, 81 .22s..
S20.6po. This amount, however, does not
include $3.50. 4S0aS3 in certificates and
treasury notes outstanding. which are on.
vet by an equal amount of cash in the
treasury.
The cash in the treasury is classified as
follows: Gold. sloO. ISL ,256; silver, $500.
$685. paper, sll3.s4l 900: bonds, dis
bursting officers balances, etc, sls.4s4,.
IS6; total. ss5l 900 .e57; against which
there are demand liabilities amounting to
SOS 9lS.ss7. leaving the net cash balance
in the treasury se05 ,7s6.Oos.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-06
SHOT IN a sloocY a,oy.


frankfort, KY, NOV. A -
sh'sh Frank Egbert Of the Pr.aL a., ~ as -
a !. y, Was riddled with bullets ~ -
~ sns.,h led Deakiaa, John smith ~
walter Coins were fatally woundsd - ~
s.ifsa At lifS =. N. yesterday Ths ~
sy VAS the result Of an att.mn, :. -
n's o. Hen Marshal and other noli,,sa,
1s'A about midnight. ManhsI saa
"'hsfa' heading the hght for ,,,s 49,. anu
efsl'e municipal ticket, started ~ ~
s"uh''y - y o'clock with load a ne
So hg"eit, desperate ehane,ey f,,,,
o. ilqaos' organized band and ,,s,,si -
pursuit AZ Marshal and John s,a,,s
we're retaining ffom the country P.h...
asa' soandlne smith probably fatsIlr
as''hAi fecagaizrd Rgbert Msrshaf.
n'shd' and the friends II smith 49,,
u.s'''s@'sss and from II until 1 o',lo~l
!" mes s%rs ioeaied in various par,s a
uas ."~h' commissioned By County JuAg.
"nilshas ss deputy sheriff.. Atl,sk
"FseTA EsbsTt came down Main ,,,.., 4.
ssshap@hy Aiih Walter Coins. ho,h h,..
S1shlhs thsir Fssolvsrs in the most th,s.,
sal's mAhHsr' RgbeTt began kring ana
b<Paiy Sheriff Daakihs frIl mo,,.,Is
s9s'ndsd, Instantly 50 shots were 6r,.,
and hga@st Tell, riddiei with l,,lls,.
''''hs fell sisse by Rshsn. The dor,or.
say lAsSAiEs, RgbsEt and Colns can Ii,.
unly an h@aT a. tao.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-06
r4t uuaotR or IonN otckra


hat'~. lAAAa. Nov. l.--Jeha Dsxkst. .
sssisE saah u Spokane. wss aut1ssvd In
Lsas Nal1ry ucsst~V u by u. q ~. Clair,
sAe"n he had Pasksi up % the rad
he Asntity II The man maris4ea 10
Lsas Nsllsy has bsva fully established
hs va John Dpyksr. = mining man u
hVsAAhs The story II The crime was
SasA 'As sane a. uss Eivsa In The Grit
@.assr tspeSts frum the sceRa
hsSAsr Pick@i the msIasspt up on the
vi and sac givIas him . liit In his Tig
M drove ,hrpssh Van wyck on Thurs
az The sl'i That night hey csmPed
= sah'n two miles bslov. ~ Clair
.se' nssasr vhIle be slept. his purpose
s'.sg 'obh~Ty, and dragged the BODY oai
's'S GBleh lie WsaI hack 10 Van WICK
- Art day and got drunk. His actions
a'e,.'d 'nsF1c'oa and . searrh followed.
= sssal,'na in the discovery Al The BODY
y u'iT i' under arrest A considerable
50 81 money, which Decker IL thought
'" RAVE had. has not been lgand.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-06
aArcHeR SENTENCED TO rne pe,



hsas1A, M"at,. NOV. j - R4s,oa n
Hatcher, formerly eashlsr Of the No,,h
"esas'n Aatloaai Lank al Great F.II.
pt%sasa guilty In the federal ous,r, y..,e,'
DAY to sAs charge 81 the mimppliea,Isc
q &"@0 u the hanks iands tyr ths
PaSShass Il The ssark II the hank i,t Nj,
SAa hsn*ai. JaAss KA01lsa ai,k a I,r,
'afs 10 sAach be- told BIN that il The law
'1saAssiog Haiioasi haAks ssss no, VIC.
lated iAsir N~ala be lev natlenal hank
isiis'~s, s~Ai~assd hira 10 ass yean IN
shs state f,rniisasisfy =, Ds<s Lodge.
IAsfs we're a. OihrF rosiats. uhlrh a.re
~ sssS assaalss~a. In sr<u4dahss vita a.
aFET~asrns sais~a ihia alta the at,og.
@vs' i0t The gafenmeAI, made IN sa
faE9r
Ths haak hSs sinrw isitra. bat much AZ
The taa&s sAs E.s0fstpd shd g. p-y osst
20 ai'Aaesd' sas h~~a t,slA.
hasEAFS hAs t@~n o.aI % had. ba, !.
~@s Ia The o0asiy pal. aAd all 20 60
fssssas saeaasYgs 1hs TRIAL uas 10 have
os@ar % toauaosSss and siAbosais nspsrp
sfsitoas bad b~~a u.sas fot = loag srs
ssaa, a. Hatcher had shtuairss4 tirrsict
snr~is that sasi4 snFaaosis ssserAl hnaa,
rsrss IN kAsA rassira
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-06
eAalG 10 MGsT lAolrs


~, iask. Nas = 4 .g~'ssai oatas
ksas i.ss=iga 10 ,hs Esvaihs I'sss say,
ro,4ay sssspr n sAssvs ash asaeslaFr.
~ ih., ~ sss issitaa t4hsr taantsaay Las
set saafss thx h~Sisnisz II tAx Sod -
lastsHf Asp~ss4rssy sgsa@ Ih~ tniFs,A
sttsza iss r4tas saassstiun STA ths Msss
tn1rs Tsas tos i'sssbArhs tLrsrla@as
ksars IA sas nr~~as~ Essasna pv.sld
Astv tvvu Faiss nuaEssa 10 suntiEps "a
4syre,l ataa tss nstsd States lass~ ga
nrba sa4 slsiaa. hsss ~ sAtrtsls hzss
Isaia's'l sa< Feasibility ~ ssT sith ~
asss{ States Asa thr swsawgnsns i=sls
lssa - sa~ Wsss lnsssaa rssl1ehss. ~ 49,
@s 'a's'ss ,As a~sasAs1tsns wksrA. Aiiss
sng tEA' sFsaasxsn~uss sets hasds -
Yrstls ',sbssty Il s0Wso Fsasss4. 10 tsts
SO lpa4aan eapsialasAs . No ava she Hal
si,t Esraa.1s fst4s tes iis sttrasaan fsvsa
M Hsrsay.lss esd mttiaAassly h. al nshss
ssslsas Nsss ins3tfs saisHsts ssA SvusA
ta,g'ss IN sshtr uiii h. raasr1sss8 b,
he ssa' - rsisusrY ANszias sAs ssssttl
Il Ia nsv ~pssrpyts<. u saSS h. said =
sa,is4 5sass - ENnnso Ia sAsrrs and
hih ~" IN a. p~S swai dsAsnsaFss. nss<s
tAaS two 'hHsts ssrs sslsussil.sd fstsssslg
A's'ss NJ sss,as was asfrpr4 g. shs tasslaf
sssis's isr~stsl aH4sstskinE. ths
Easiss stAe Fs"isvt. u ssiIl = sahisvt u
'nslg'sv TAs tsasissn Pssrsaai iuy
'shis e. Na't'sltA isusa NsnsUas1 hss
'"'v h"rn 'uPFs1sussHss,i BY = rival Fsa
svS g. rvRnrst NussfNits stth EaelsHd
IN 'srs '"lney. uisAasi t".sshtas 80
ssFp 's4r,tasv
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-06
THe fUNeRAL OF neNaY GEORGE.
Mighty cOneonFse listened 20 Fer
vfd EnloGtes.

New York, Nov. The body of Henr,
George hay in state yesterday In thu
Grand Central palace and 10000 people
reverentiy passed the casket and looked
on the face Of the dead philosopher. From
o'clock in the morning until 3 in the A.
ternoon stream Of men, women and chill.
dren poured into the hall. The immense
throng was composed of all classes. of All
shades of life and Of all religious opinions
On the face Of every one was STAMPED
the unmistakable signs Of regret, while
hundreds Of faces were drawn with sui.
fering and pain. To thousands of those
who passed by Henry George was DER.
sofnlly known, and 1t was these who lin.
gernd for longer moment TO gaze again
on the face Of the man whom to know
was to love. Some Of them wept.
The children. Of whom there were hun.
dreds, were raised along the guard rail
and held up while they gazed az the fea.
lures Of the man who died fighting to
brighten their lives.
Before 3 o'clock the people were permit.
ted TO occupy the seats in the Grand pal.
ace. The front six rows In the main audi.
forum were reserved for the family, the
Immediate friends Of the deceased. the
pailbearers and ushers. All the rest of
the foor was open 10 the crowd, and il
took but short time to I'M the hall.
In the vast auditorium where the dead
rested, teachers Of all faiths-Jews. Chris.
tians, Catholics and EpiseopaIians-with
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-06
THREE KILLED AT BUTTE.


Butte. Moni.. Nov. 2 Three fatalities
!. the tecosd for Butte in "a hours ~
n. Murray. q former saloon keeper while
drunk. walked out Of his window on 70
the roof Oi a shed al : q. m. yesterday lie
,sIt from the ROOF. one arm catching be,
tween the wall and a drain pipe. lie died
a The .hark few minutes after being re-
ls..eA. William Go~s, employed at the
o,,r,nal mine. while working al cutting
,imhsr.. was almost cut In two by inc
si,vulat .aw siippine. lie died instantly
ll.npI. CunIn. employed at the Diamond
.bst, Of the Anaconda company was
caught between Che cag' and wall p'a'''
and instantly killed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-06
GOLD FROM COOKS INLET
THE RETURN OF ALASKA MINERS.
This Years Oufput There Ma. a...
As"~f S2So.o0o-A Majority Of
A"ss cssaiaS Out Iatena 20 Go
'he iakoa ReEisn In the EARLY
bpFlnE.

seattle, Nov, q Several returnin. min
IN rom Cooks Inlet, Alaska. vino arriy.
~ AZ Fort TOWNSEND yesterday ON The
tonight. 1 'H'' e'ly
ihsif story does not agree with the one
seht out from Port Townsend IN ,a-,,..,.,
s amount Of gold brought down on
ms ms euhde' Instead Of the amount being
1921 they Say that Il will not exceed
%'""o They discTedit the statement
heretofore made that this wears o,tnut
~ we Cooks Inlet region would uael,
ei%Dn Onequarter Of that figure
you'd oe nearer the truth. they say. The
'""h'iY b not yet developed. While there
"" D'g BONANZA on Cooks Inlet, there
are plenty Of paying claims. Mills creek
% TIE hest OF all. The Polly Mining Com.
t-Hs' iooa'ed there, averaged during the
''~son' With 20 men working, $1,000 a
day, or $50 10 the man.
tlalms run all the way from % oents
20 So day. IL h significant fact that
IN Cooks inlet the Klondike fever l. rsy.
ing with Sirulenee, aud a majority ~
.hose coming out intend To 60 10 the Yu.
ken.
I'm her downward trip the sunde en-.
eooniened a severe storm of Dixon's en-.
'ranoe- She was becaimed fiye DAYS when
Cd Caps Hatiery.
More Gold.
Port Townsend, Wash, Nov, The
seAoonsE Norman sunde. operated by the
Copper River Trading a Transportation
COMPANY. arrived yesterday morning
from Cooks Inlet.
She brought down 10 passenger, who
have a total Of $4,000 in gold dust, taken
hU'n The placer niines Of Cooks Inlet. The
nAfnes Oft be returning miners bringing
The largest amounts are: John Rivers
and vile. Helena. Mont, 5000; James NJ
S's~ni''ai, Port Townsend, 5000; Robert
DaHcan. Seattle. 5000. John Woods,
SrAy's Harder. $500. c. Cresisn, Fresno.
Cal. 5000 J. Frazier, Seattle, SasOO,
Grant and CruEieT. Port Angeles, 5000.
All excerpt Grant and CrusieT have been
At Cooks Inlet ioI tWo asons The lal.
isr ~en' Ia seNen months ago. located
thrit claims and washed cut el0O0 each
The C"PP~F River Mining Transporta.
ton Company has completed arrange.
Haenla tur adding heci oi steam schoon.
s's 20 its line. which will b. running by
February !. ], viii dispatch a schooner
e'rTy Is dAys 10 Copper river and Cooks
ihle, points.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-06
SALE OF THE UNION PACIFIC.
REORGANIZATION CommIttee Pays the
Government About Ras,OOo, 900.

Omaha, Nov. 2. 49, The interest Of the
United States in the Union Pacific rail
ruad terminated at ll:45 O'Clock yester.
day morning. when at the foreclosure sale
the mortgage held by the United States
against the read was purchased by the
committee Of eastern capitalists formed
for It's reorganization. The amount due
the government is made up as follows.
Principal Of debt, S27 .2S6,5le: interest
paid by the government up to September
20, 1897, $50. ssS.37; interest accrued
by September 50 and still unpaid, $2s6..
1870! interest accrued in October, Sos.
$3.50; total due the government, SIS.
l4s,92s.Gl.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-06

Spokane. Wash. Nov l.--At a meeting
Of the Spokane Lumber Association held
last Thursday evening the fact developed
that for the first time In seven years the
supply Of dry lumber in the territory
bounded by Montana on the east, Oregon
ON the south. the Cascade mountains on
the west. and the Canadian Pacific rail
nav on the north. l. exhausted. For sew
eral weeks the local mills and yards have
been importing dry lumber from beyond
Northport, from Montana and from the
coast, The increased expense has amount.
el 10 about 10 per cent. and this was the
rating agreed upon by the association as
an advance on former rates,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-06
Fa1e TRADE exroLLso.
oppasittsa 10 the Asyrmeat for a.
i@peFiaI EsllVeretn.

Manchester. England. Nov. 2. -- Lord
RoNchcsy addrrs~cd q large meeting here
Ihis evening 10 ooRneciion with the ocn.
ienaIy anniversary Of the chamber Of
e-ommcrcr- lie reviewed the history al
tttr trade deliberately. eulogiEihg Il a. an
advantage 20 England, Lord RoScbcry
oonirndrd that the condition Of agTicul.
tare ahruad. despite bouniies and protec.
Tive tariffs. vas little better. and in some
oa-es was wotNr. than ia England. lie
fully SgIcci with Sir Wilfred IAurier.
sho declared that any deviation from
scmmrFeiAl ircosioIn would only weaken
tho bonds holding the cinpirr together.
and that anything in the direction 81 an
imperial snllVercin would weaken the en-.
psrr internally and excite the permanent
hostility Of the whole world. already cx.
cited by British prosperity under free
trade lie Mid he would tread softly in
the pfcsncc Of an idea Of Eollrercin, for
hs believed Il alrcady dead. II behooved
tkem 10 walk strongly and waTily in the
path of empire, but such a sollverein
would form pcrmancn, menace Of war.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-06
Farmer., wareAou.. n,ru.a,

Genesec, Idaho. Nov. 2.-The Farmers
Alliance warehouse. c. E Wood. lessee,
was burned yesterday. The burned ware.
house contained 10000 bushels Of wheat
and 1900 bushels Of flax. Of which
amount fully one.third Is total loss, and
the remainder is damaged by smoke and
Gre. The insurance on the grain amounts
to abount $sl 900, on the building TO
$500. and on the machinery TO $1,000.
The most conservative estimate places the
unrccoverable loss at SSl 900.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-06
MORE OF THE DAVIS WILL CASE.
UnIted states Supreme Court Grants
Writ OF Error.

Helena, Mont, Nov. 5.--WoTd has been
received here by private telegram that
the United States supreme court at
Washington had granted a writ of error
in the suit brought by the heirs of the late
muliti-millionaire Davis to recover $50
shares of hank stock in the First National
hank of Butte. valued at 81 100000, which
Andrew J. Davis, Jr., holds and which he
claims were given him by the old man
before he died. The case went against
the adverse claimants in the state SUI
preme court, where it was decided Novem-
Der p. 1885, and since then the estate has
been 80 tied up in litigation that no one
was qualified to apply for the writ of er.
ror, which has been granted by Justice
Brewer, and which has the effect of APP.
peal 20 a higher tribunal.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-06

Spokane, Wash, Oct 9l.--A shooting
ARRAY took place on Howard street In
front Of the Occur d'Alene theater early
yesterday morning, a. result Of which
Johnnie" Bull received wounds that may
prove fatal. Hsiey Oh. 81 Barnett's fin
ger was shot of and he badly powder
burned. and Mrs. Barnett, better known
by her stage name. Ida Clayton, received
a bullet wound in the left shoulder.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-06
loAS SECURED sv rnl CUSTOMS
Caaas tlst1s - ths nwaaaas 81 the
aS@tsf -Sa@sssa egsaieaIs.

sAshEAaA Nos. IAs representative
* sAs iipsssY iasaesaa syndiusis. uhlch
Mas l~~s sswpsisstsg q loan Il la0u0os
fspands iksnluooWol 10 the Chlan.x gov
s'ussrsi % ihs Fso9.a's,d sscuii,y st the
Chts~s~ eastusas. has lslsgtaphsd frou,
IsAin shss shs Funrumrnt had fnaliy
ssvvsy5sa 10 ihr ssrms dsrnhp4ed BY the
syplssss The Inah Nill h. s<cusri ca
t@s t.alssrs II shs uhsss,sfe4 customs.
~hafA ytsad a rvsruus Il coodso pound.
Hswaslly asd HPsa I'll Tie ssl. and iikiH
tssss IN ths Pso,incv. Sh1eh sw eaiirsly
usraramb~srd snd ansasHt to about !.
snpcD i.sasas annually The CAine.s
t-ssfd II fsssnps plli stand - s~cssTtiy
he lhs h.osAs, shssh aili be stamped WiIh
ihE s~ais Il shs l-saId Il Tet~nss ard the
TsBag u fs-arn
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-06
srArt rRtAsUaY OF MoNrANA


ilslsra. Nov a. the Gloss 81 husi
asss saisr,asy stisfnooA state Ttcanrt
7. q Collins nod On band = total bal
ARE II esSs .50s le In The several funds
N tia, aHpoaui. ecos .Ssaea belonged in
the pesvaansns seAosl fund. Which is az.
psatinnrA a. iollausi Cash fl0s .Ssa 40,
date warrants s1ssSsp. and county and
arhasl hoods $3.50 There is only
sisats in the general fund, although
there uss = halsnee Of siI,5aass in tho
funa =, the beginning 81 octeh~r. Dur
ing The Eaon,h just ended new fund.
fund A 81 arid land district No. l, wHs
ot~ard eth tiooo subscribed BY the ci,i'
ssn. 81 BillinEs Who exchanged money
lns arid Land bonds issued by the commits
sion
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-06
HALT q whale.

San Francisco. Nov. 4. 80 The whaling
h,,L california has arrived from the IN
ha,.k sca with a catch Of seven and a
half whales, that yielded $500 pounds o o.
,.,ns and lsOo barrels Of oil The Can
t0rnt. ana uoratlo caught one whale DO.
,m.sn them and the two boats divided y y
mn, The HomtiO, when the osIllo, ,l, , .,''
nLho,sk spa. had only the half whale the
California divided with her
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-06
SHOCKS IN MONTANA.
buildings Were Made 90 Sway and
Crack iA Many Places.

Pocatello, Idaho, Nov. 5.--.At 2:sa YES.
teTday morning a severe shock Of earth
quake was felt the entire distance from
Silver Bow TO Monida. Mont, and Z
O'Clock second shock was perceptible
but not 50 severe, At Divide, Melrose.
Red Rock, Lima and Monida the windows
ratified, dishes fell to the floor, flower pots
were thrown from their stands. lamp
chimneys and other glassware suffered de
strhction, clocks stopped and buildings
were made to sway and crack. At Dill,
lon especially was the first shock severe.
The courthouse walls were cracked and
the plaster fell from the ceiling.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-06
Will GO IN SEARCH OF ANoREE,
Norway WIN seas = steamer 60 Res
zoe the North Pale Ballo0atat.

Christiania. Nov. |. - The government
has instructed the governor Of the prov.
inrc Of Tiomsoc. the most northern prov
ince Of Norway, 20 charter a steamer
at the expense Of the state. to provision II
for six months and 10 scnd out relief
expedition for Herr Andrce, the aeronaut
Who assembled in his balloon, the Eagle
July II last, from SpitHbergen, lA0O miles
northwest Of the north cape Of Norway,
in a proposed expedition to the north
pole. The relief steamer will start in
three days from Tromsoc. on Tromsoe isl-
and. of the north coast Of Norway, and
will proceed 10 Spitzhcrgcn.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-06
IaIl.a 20, % Hear.

oakland, Cal, Nov. t.-Carloa Essta.
'ifr-h'H, Of Salvador. has sued fos
s1e''y e"tofe an Oakland justice n the
lesfs lie vas susd for e5s rent and was
'as'ai into onurt, but paid NJ attention
we summons. Eseta was then arrest.
" charge 81 contempt Of court and
!" V" jail for an hour Now he has
~ his rent and the costs ~ the suit.
y On pleading hIs ignorance Of English
- h"cH plugged II coptsmpt.