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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-10-30

- flarty frf q. thlrfy Is 4. nv r.rss &c h.If
g ssclQa TIRE ,. ~. sees hall 81 ~ ea1f haif
Is, the glillh one aii II friI6n fouI1-e,. III nd
The eD.slhWesi qnafter d sfftlon lIilIfean ~ iii
township. nluattr sixty three morrill, u range nee
p west - thA Apl4B AIrlloians
ys-file lAIsnTyeyed portion az totnnItln ~
81 four 81 north ~ range four I. west II ne
ise p. -, M !. 2. 70 iolloss.
ship sixty four 81, north II lsag -four e urst II
lne b0i.e neEidlnu, ~ estabiis.scd. tlIefee rnaf
LnIre lniies. Thence north twO mil.s, thcncn
efst one mile, N1eiiee north one mile thelpr
e,lal onc mile thence noltl two miles, fIciIs
west slx 9mlles, thence south six miles 10 M,
plaee % lee1unlng, eEcepI file siinsial valley
number klxty four north q range four I, wrat
-IIr-A AN that Land which. when surveyed. win
constitute township number sixty four 81 north
d range i.lsniler Ave s vest Boise Meridian a.
eeyt ~ allnslal Va iey bottoins 81 Priest river
'sE---Ali that land which when surveyed. vim
eQnstliuie township number sixty I'VE Is HnFtli
Of range fDlIr, west Boise Meridian lying within
the Indemnity Land grant limits u lle NaFtlieTV
Pacific Railroad company.
.F'.-All q s.lss Iai,d which when surveyed.
VIII constitute township humber sixty I've 81
north o. range Ave 5. west q the Noise Nerd
ian. lying Within ibe indemnity Land graft limits
d the Northern Pacific kaiiTDad company,
Notice y hereby given IN compliance with the
NTH section q said act that any lrEs0n. eorpnr-
alton o. company ferllng agrJieved by said rIsss-
lncAslvu NAY Hllntn SKY days aftef TIE date Of
the hFst publ eaifon hereof, nle IN this afslee =
duly verified protest against the aecepiahrr ~
said Classification, which protest shall set forth,
IN concise Language the grounds 81 nbiessl0n as
% The particular government subdivision 81
land ~ &aid protest descfibed," wllereupon an
order ter bearing shat issne.
Thai portion Of the report II the commissioners
marked Exhibit y Is 0n file In this 0slsre and
open 20 flie examination 81 Interested parties,
Notiee y iarther given that By the terms Of
SAID act o. February -. IH16, that rs 70 the
lands against the Justification whereof 40 pro-
test shall have been iiiedv .flte eiassi-
heation Hiaen approved BIZ the secretary al fl,e
Interior, shall be considered final. except In
case II fraud
JAMES GRAHAM.
oefs-noy6 Register
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-10-30
Ihs cssnsDalltau Ualy,r,l,v.

\. ~ The 9Th day Of October mo,s 49,,
.Ouo students were on the rolls -, !.
~. .as'a !. Of the iirst freshman class y
49, ~ cosmopolitan University. The eon.
. ~ into which the plans reeardIr.
~ uosmepoIitanh educational wo.s'
s ere thrown BY the retirement a. Inrss, ~
ssns AhaFeWA In order to meet IN
. Issn1 Wishes ofhis friends At Brown
.nsetsl!y, has been met BY the aeeDt
ne 49,. q u'e presidency by DR.. RlIphaIe,
ao',sf' President Potter has be,o !,
=. mead Of two great colleges for near
= snen'y nse years. and brings 10 lhs
1o1A exceptional talents a. an organI,
= ana man Of broad culture and com
,.a sense ideas. lie Is already at Iry.
s."h.on engaged In organizing hin
ah " professors. The work of tln
university has been grouped under ~
seo'i neads. covering the various branch.
= OF knowledge. Zach of these viii ~
~ charge OF y professor. As soon a
-. ..1 ..sk OF selection is complete, the
..a . siil be assigned their work
!. .aa u'e largest freshman class In the
history OF the universities Of the world
WI begin iis studies.
The extraordinary dimensions Of tbe
elass thus formed has opened the eve.
OF he public to the Importance of In
gap III educational facilities which the
cosmopolitan has undertaken 10 an
AHoH'ng thai the appropriation made
oy The Cosmopolitan is a limited one
@''u 'iAi The entries are far beyond the
most sAnsaine expectations, embarras-
slSg The work BY their proportions
many OF The professors and other prom.
sheh. mea have already made the offer
Of advice and assistance without pay
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-10-30

the Arabs with q marvelonsly realistic
touch. The illustrations, from photo
graphs taken on the desert, are Of ex-
traordinary interest
Mineral Land Commissioner Ryan
came in from the north Thursday. He
brought with him an obiong mass OF
pine needles, moss, fine roots and bark
that Is puzzling our local naturalfsts.
The carlo Is eyienderieal and rounding
at both ends and very compactly mat
ted together 1t will be sent to the
Smithsonian Institute.
1t was large and appreciatsve aud
fence that greeted Dr. cherrington AT
the post hall last Monday evening to
hear his lecture on India and the Hin.
doc" DIR. CherringtoR spent seven
years among these people and his por.
trayal Of their characteristics, religious
customs and daily labors was graph
ically pictured. The lecture was both
interesting and instructive.
"why don't you run a newspaper like
that? merchant said to reporter the
other day, throwing out a Chicago
daily. "For the same reason you don't
run store like that the reporter re-
piled, turning to full page advertise
ment Of Chicago house showing a
twelve story building. The merchant
looked attentively at the picture a
moment and said: Il never looked at
At in that way before" No?-Ex-
change.
A man named Cllas. Shaw died at the
cabin at Round Prairie last Sunday
night. Shaw had been working for a
c. p. X. survey outfit A time check
found on his person showed that he had
just been discharged on account OF
sickness. He left the surveyors camp
TO come to Boomers Ferry, and seems
to have taken violently Ill on the
prairie. When found by some travellers
he was lying across the doorway. un-
conscious, but still alive. James Eek
ert was notified by the strangers, and
he and neighbors started out 70 bring
the man in, but Shaw died before relief
came. He never regained conscious
ness. lie was formerly tie-maker and
was known here.-KoOtenai Herald.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-10-30

MI. Bryan Is not TO be cataloRued a.
an nnlnIsFesiihg penon. lie was the
star actor In one OF the great dramas Of
cur time. lie WAS one Of the chief fig.
oses In The most important political
campaign since the close Of the civil
war.
Against tremendous odds, without
e"u6inAiion. experience or fortune, he
~as the most aignal personal triumph
OF our history NJ al age Mhen political
leaders grnetaiiy are in the cradle or
The Kindergarten. Through the oontes,
Tot Tie presidency be displayed courage,
endurance and versatility Tia. have
nos b~~n surpassed. aud be accepted de
feat with dignliy aud composuEe.
80 nc do not heed 10 look far 10 dis.
eoEsE The eaasrs Of Iiyans popularity
People ike plaek and nerve la friend OF
for, and nrFan Is young, poor. sandy
and urs,rFa torn. which Is a strong
psSScfipslou even with lhoSe uho re
lSrs his Ideas and methods"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-10-30
Notice Of Special Meeting.

The Board Of Trustees OF the village
of Ceur d'AIene will hold a special
meeting on Saturday evening, Novem-
Der 9th, at $50 o'clock p. m, for the
purpose Of making the assessment for
the sidewalk to be constructed along
the north side Of Ceur d'Alene street,
east Of Fourth street, and the sidewalk
to be constructed along Lakeside ave
nue. between Fourth and Sixth streets,
and also for the temporary walk along
Sixth street and part OF Wallace street,
from Sherman street TO the public
school. All property owners please
take notice of said meeting.
T. f. JACOBS, Chairman.
JAMES II. HARTE, Village Clerk. octS0
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-10-30
ions II CoOpE,

NEr'R pALKNE 10 . city Of im
~ rnpa!aiion. beautifully situated On
lie no,'ssru shore Of the famous CuuT
sAIrus lAhs. - mites east Of spokane
% = brGneh line Of The NuSthsfn Pacific
RR Lines Of steamers make regular
RiPa from this city up The laks 10 Tho
Brad ~ navigation On The - jos and
Cast dAIsne rivers. connecting ri uld
h's3on -iih the railroad lire into The
fnsd. .jrst and lead mines. The city IL
sas % the noat motel sammsr FesotiA
Ia TIE northwest. and IL bccsmlne more
popular zach year. 1ts fishing. haniing.
eoAiinE and bathing attractions are al
mat hnttlcas. The Gnest L. = mill
hTy pest in the west (FoEt shefmanl
Ahd it, magnificent forest park TcscEva'
Ton adioin the city on The vest The
county round about 10 made up II rich
agricultural lands and extensive forests
OF J'Ilou pine. Or, cedar and tAmarac.
and The city IL destined 10 become .
manufacturing center for the products
OF these WoodA The business men and
residents are enterpFising. and take
PRIDE in making The place attractive.
There are hve charch organizations
baPtist Methodist, Presbyterian, Epia.
eopal and IIoman Catholic. Tha secret
orders are well represented By lodge
each Of hasons. Odd Fellows, Knights OF
flthia'. A. or, q. A. r., and womcnt
Relief Corps. The city is supplied with
electric lishta, good water.wotka. an
elegant public school bailding. sash and
aoor factory, two saw.mills, two ant'
s'a'' hotels, boat-ballding yards etc
There are Jet good opportunities 70 en-
tAEe in lucrative business and In diver
ahcd farming, Manufactures ere par
ueu'arly desired, and are offered eEtrS
Inducements. The summers are ten
Pera'", with sufficient rainfall 10 insur'
Aoundant crops, while the winters ar
i'se from extreme cold. No better 10
eauon for profitable Investments or 10
securing ideal homes can be found u
Tue northwest. There IL always = vel
come here, among an excellent people
N a beautiful region and an incompar
a6is Gina,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-10-30
Notice of Probate Of Will
STATE or nAno, / ..

STAIR or InAHo,
County of kootenai,
In the probate court OF said county.-In the
matter 81 the estate of Morris cu,lerton, deeeaS-
ed. Pursuant to an order Of said court made on
the lpah dAy of October, 1897, Hottce Is hereby
given that Monday the sth DAY. Of November,
ISIS Al II O'Clock. a. N Of said day a. the court
room of said c0nrt. Al the town 81 kathdrim, Ia
the state Of Idaho, county Of kootenai, has beell
appointed As the time and place for pTOying the
win Of said Morris CGlllerton, DECEASED, and for
hearing the application Of r. A. Becker for the
Issuance to said r. A. Becker. OF letters tesla
mentary when aud where any person interest
ed may appear and contest the same.
Dated the nth day Of Oeloher, IeSss
EDWIN MCBEE
octS2nor5 Ex-Oflcio Clerk Of Probate Cart
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-10-30

u.&LAxD orYIcx.

z. s. LAND OFYIcK, cRUR D,ALExE. IDAHO.
september ~ 1887
Complaint having been entered at this 0lliee
by Sanford r. kagan against John Turner hfs
heirs, and legal representatives for abandoning
his Homestead Entry No. 6lz, dated June ~
Dss4. upon the lots and 4, section -, township
- north. range =, W. b. NJ, in KO0feiiai county,
Idaho. with = View TO the cancellation Of said
entry, the said parties are hereby summoned 70
appear al the u. =. Land Once, CRur d'Aiene
Idaho, on the 9th day Of November. 1877, ~ 10
O'Clock =. IA. TO RESPOND aud furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment
oet-9-D JAMES GRAHAM. Register.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-10-30
Animal Heating Of s,.olhala.r..

The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Fraternity Building As
ISOLATION, Limited. for the election OF
the directors. and the transaction OF
any business which may be brought be.
fore it. will be held on Monday evening
November Sth, 1897, at 7:30 o'clock p,
m, at the Office of the secretary.
JAMES ii. HARTE,
oct S02t Secretary
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-10-30

The fuliossng STORY Of the discovery
Of IN Idaho aaiae Is someAhal similar
10 the discovery 81 The nankeT hin aud
Sullivan mines. Only che sAs made by
tackAss hosts. the ether by = horse :
ssoe George { Riichlo and John
kihcAii. uha arc AZ badger. In the Xix
district, Idaho. have struck a very rich
quartz sedgs. aAld 10 h The riches, body
Of SSs sSsf soand IN She coanl'y. The
and hAa created much excitement even
In thai district 81 rich pFusPscss II
uAs purely aocsaenlly. Richie uAs
bunting his pAckhogSe. lie found =
hoFsrsi'os By ;he trail. and. being 10
ts.sntsc, Pscked u up Tot lack lie
struck the talismAnic borbehhoe on =
tsscH Of qsAEss 10 jar OF the dirt The
b1os btuks the quartz and revealed a
saeh pieue Of 'aoat' lie and kincaid
traced The Indications ard after = few
dAyt hard seArvh ioand the ledge and
uncovered thres feet Of solid free gold
osw thai silsirns With nuggets like stars
10 Tho mtlky way NJ, Rilchie was a
former reasdsn, Of this place and his
friends hope that his horseshoe luck
nay continue until he becomes Van
dsshgli In wealth.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-10-30
For sale.

Fine thoroughbred BOOSTERS of the
following breeds: Piymouthrock, Black
Minorica and Black Lanshans. Ad-
dress Brooks Bros, Post Falls, Idaho.
Orders may be left at this Office. oct3O4t
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-10-30

WANTED TRUSTWORTHY AND ACTIVE
" gentlemen or ladies 10 travel for FespOH-
SlDe, established house in Idaho Monthly
t65l0o and expenses. Position steady Refer
The Dominion Company. Dept. y Chicago. spi
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-10-30

KOOrESAI LODGE 40. "a, y. 4 A.
Meets In fraternity Hail on The shd
AL Ell Wednesdays ofssnh nosIh. All
n.spa. ia saod standing are iRFilsd
h4,sI = Msson. Masless Mm. ~.
--yahyty Secretary. h0FTti
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-10-30

WANTED TRUSTWORTHY AND ACTIVE
" gentlemen OF ladies 70 travel for respOn-
stble. established house in Idaho. Monthly
% % and expenses. Position steady. Refer
enee. Eilclose self-addressed stamped envelope
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WANTED-TRUSTw0R AND ACTIVE
" gentlemen OF ladies tn travel for reSpoi4-
S!hle, established house in Idaho. Monthly
SsS0o aud expenses. Position steady Refer
ence. Enclose self-adIreSsed stamped envelope.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-10-30

presence Of mind saved the little alr
IRON greater injury BY extlnguIshln,
.he Names, burning his right hand con
slaefably IN the attempt. The listl,
sufferer was relieved a. soon as posslbl,
Oy the surgeon and Is now resting easy
Sergeant Patrick II. MulIay, COMPANY
Fourth infantry, well known in thi,
vicinity, has been transferred to com
pany u, Sixth Cavalry. at Fort Leayen
worth. Kama
kiondike is not In II since the posl
ayke was begun last Monday, and like
Tue klonkike Morning Star says: mo
.nlhg 70 do but to do work" The Klon.
oikers may have the yellow gold fever
but different here.
Private George Behymer, post black.
smith, met with an accident which
might have proven serious. Will.
looking for his COW. Sunday evening
.''e horse which he was riding slipped
on the muddy ground falling upon hls
leit Veg. necessitating his being taken
TO the hospital for eatment.
Private Moses Bidderman, while re-
turning from Spokane. last Sunday on
. bike. stopped at Mr.. Trainers ranch
ior drink OF water, leaving his wheel
resting against the fence. Upon re-
turning he found that another ana BET
ter rider had taken possession Of his
tiient steed and was riding towards
spokane with the speed Of the wind.
Mr. klsppenberg passed the bicycle
thief near Spokane, and was wondering
why the fellow was In such hurry, but
now he knows he was riding for bis
health. The bicycle belonged 10 J. H.
Bethel. the bicycle agent OF Ceur
d'Alene.
Private II. W. Sweet, company q, a
poet OF unknown renOWn, who now
fingers, forgetfnl and by the world for
gotten. In the post hospital, having
sprained his neck in a vain attempt %
master his desire to see what is on the
dinner table. aud yet is able to twis,
The same In as many directions rs there
are points on a mariners compass, has
given vent 10 his light diet distress
In the following stanEas:
foif Sherman IdAho. Oct -, isss.
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Y0a al knau him ucIi.
whefv he Eors nights
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-10-30

KOyrESAi l1oBGH No. 7. K3taars o.
PlrHiIs- Meets in Fraternity Hail
thursday evening u each ueek.
VlsilinE bFO1hsFs ars always welcome.
llrftha All koaeh. 4, e.. y, 4. shaills, X.
~ AZ ard -
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-10-30

PEL.st rEEtAN. sanday sehoos 10 a
t. Morning. sefSice at II O'Clock
evening srfVics 81 I'D "Wednesday
evening prayer meeting ali -.
u. l.. DEfFEAHATGu,
Acting Pastor
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-10-30
LAND CLASSIFICATION NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT OF TINE INTEEIoE.

DEPARTMKST OF THE INTERIOR a
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
cHuK D'ALENE, IDAHO. OcToBEK 8, 1897. I
A report 10 duplicate. marked Exhibits A and
B. having been filed In this Office on the 5th dag
Of OctolrE- l6g7. By the commissioners appoint
ed Tor this land district under an act Of Congress
approved February 20, iea5. entIfied An aef q
provide for the examination and classification
81 certain mineral lands In the states Of Mon
tana and Idaho" showing the classification Oi
Lands within the land srant limits lOr the IN
demnify land grant lifniis) Of the Northern IA,
einr Railroad company. made by said commits
sioners from September LIST, 1857, 10 Septembei
SOth, Isg7. 10th dates inclusive as follows:
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NrtzyDlss. - saaAay sShnoi 81 To-
siaa. saeeslHs 81 clos Bt Sunday
s.h-s pfesshias I'll 20 D. m. Fray
e. a.sesing. Thursday no p. IN.
r. Il. hotss0A, tassos.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-10-30

the Arabs with marvelonsly realistic
touch. The illustrations, from photo
graphs taken on the desert, are Of ex-
tra0rdinarv interest
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-02

There a love and there Is truth, and
God dWells In the midst OF them. 10
make his world fair In creative beauty.
Gods deepest nature IL love. but love
never abldes alone. In His deepest ma.
ture Is truth. very grace. mercy and
peace OF His being In the union OF
these twain Is born the multitude Of
Gods tender thoughts going forth 10
an His creation with the Joy and beau.
~ OF themselves Not love alone
shines In a star. but truth. through
which love works out its hidden glorles
Not love alone rounds out our world
but truth. through which love accom-.
pllshes Is dear deeds, Not love alone
is beauty's gentleness In the violet
but truth as we'll by which love may
make is quiet loyellnoss realize for
our eyes. Not love alone sings In the
thrush. but truth, through which loves
music alone can hnd Us noble voice
Not love alone smiles IN the face Of a
child. but truth. through which alone
the human glories may become a era.
eiousness hallowlng an the earth. Love
thinks In man, but truth Is the OK.
preston Of the thought Love lives
Ia man, but the wise ways OF Us liy.
Ing are wrought out by the truth. A
the music. we feel. must have some In.
strumont, native to man, or created
by his handiwork. before q can DO ok.
pressed TO deepen Ia graces IN rs and
make Us glorles take our fellows In
their beauty, 30 the deep lovlngs OF
God must, In order 10 their eternity In
Him, In order TO their boautlfylng ma
In something OF their eternity. have
truth. through which TO express their
yearnings TO bless. through which 10
reveal their hidden glorles OF life and
Joy for all who. In that truth-exprcssed
love, live and move and have their
beings. J. NJ. Scott
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-02
CURIOUS FACTS.

The great hammer Of the woolvleh
Gun Works OF England weirhs forty
tons and has a drop OF forty-four feet
It takes thlrty-ncven specially con.
slructed and equipped steamers 10 keen
the submarine telegraph cables OF the
world In repair
AZ an annual sweet-pea flower show
In Massachusetts recently, no fewer
than ii6 varieties OF this pretty bios.
som were shown.
Paper gas pipes are now made These
pipes are claimed to be perfectly ras
tight and are said to be much cheaper
than iron pipes
The finished portion OF the new con.
grossional library az Washington has
about forty-four miles OF shelving
which will accommodate over two mil.
Hon volumes The ultimate capacity
OF the building for books viii be mn.
ward OF 100000 volumes or nearly
one hundred miles OF shelving. In
gratifying contras, to the usual result
In the case OF public buildings con.
siruetion Is that the total cost OF the
work Will be less by $4,000 than tho
limit fixed by congress.
The largest bridge In the world Is the
Lion bridge near Sangsang. China. II
extends Ave and a half miles over a
part OF the yellow Sea, and Ia support
ed by three hundred huge stone arches.
The Electrical World says that a GER
tain little mechanical device Ia called
In Germany "Automatischesplegelglass-
plattenbil rsehutEyorriehtung" A &c
name clearly indicates. Il Il an appar-
atusiorpro,ectlng againstllghtnlngcon.
sisting Observation-Disclosures au-
,omatleally. In this country We are In
the habit OF calling this simple device a
"eutout."
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-02

en- them. For many years the sight OF
mountain sheep has been a rarity In
Colorado, and usually but one AZ
time has been seen. A hunger far on
from civilization might decry a solitary
sheep porched on a crag overlooking
some Wild and steep canyon. but hardly
ever within gunshot range. No such
taing as ifty sheep together has been
reported. even by the yeries Nun
chausen OF hunters. when a lone
sheep was seen Il usually disappeared
from view az the slightest alarm.
Considering these things. the descent
OF nifty sheep upon the town OF Jefer-
son. as though they had formed them
selves into an excursion party. some
where among the mountains. does not
look reasonably explalnable. The
general theory Is that bitter cold and
deep SHOWS In the higher attitudes
drove them downward. and that they
joined together for mutual protection
as they travelled from peak TO peak.
Killing mountain sheep Is absolutely
prohibited by Law In Colorado. Itisa
closed season all the year round with
the animals, just rs Il Is with buffalo.