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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-08

ister plenipotsntiary to the Netherlands.
Johnny Van Heest Of Ashland. Wis.
defeated George Stout Of Cincinnati In q
prize nght Of u rounds ~ Lexington.
Ky,
BY the burning OF the sawmill and
stock OF lumber OF the Lowell Lumber
Company At Everett. Wash, q loss OF
$4,000 was sustained; insurance. 5000.
The Oregon National Guards eneamp-
meBt this year viii be at Hood River,
Or. In the latter part OF June.
General Oils, late commander OF the
Department Of the Columbia, has left
Vancouver. wash. for Denver. where he
will take charge Of the Department Of
Colorado.
Ex-President Cleveland. ex-secretaFy
Carlisle and ex-POstmaaier General Wiz
son are on = hahlng trip In Buasard's
bay. on the coast OF Massachusetts.
Colonel J. ID. McIntire OF Seattle has
been appointed brigadler general Of the
national guard % Washington. He IL a
civil engineer and a product Of West
Point. having been appointed from Colo
RADIO 20 that school.
The western members OF the house are
preparing 10 make a stFohg stand for
the retention OF the duty on hides In the
iarin biil. " that feature IL adopted BY
the senate.
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NORTHWEST NEWS AND NOTES.
Items Of Interesf Fronn Idaho. Gon-
aana ard WashfnGfon.

Clarke county expects q big fruit erop.
Seattle II already preparing eor .
Fourth Of Jpiy celebration.
Logging camps along the Tort Towns.
end Southern are busy.
"A movement IL on foot 10 establish 4
hospital at snshomiSh,
The books In the Whatcom county Of
ices are being examined BY experts.
Several yards about Snenalis have Deen
trained, which II two weeks earlier thar
the training was done last year.
The exports OF Puget sound were nearly
10000 more during the first quarter Of
this year than for the corresponding time
The New-whatcom board Of trade has
received two letters from parties desiring
10 start nurseries In Whatcom county,
one from Montana man. the other from
Florida man.
TacomA's fire record for 1895 shows the
loss BY IRE the past year to have been
~. 1000, while 2S.76s.0f insurance was
paid, total insurance. $3.50, 73s. There were
~ alarms. while the hse department cost
the city t4l.75lbo
There are 500 Indians In the west end
Of ciaiiam county. the various tribes lly-
Ing at the Hob. ozette. Quiiiayute and
Heah bay. Chief Peter, OF keah bay, IL
AT the head Of the Indian government.
and r. recognized by the United States
government as police officer. Chief Peter
conducts his council with all the. Dig
nifty Of the newiy-elected justice Of the
peace He lives in what was formerly
the school house using the large room
for his council chamber. Before him are
determined the controversies which arise
In the tribe. but his decisions are sub
Ject 10 review by the Indian agent.
MONTANA
There Il talk Of building q conecntra-
tor AZ Neihart. to cost $4,000.
The cattiemen OF Dawson county say
their winter losses will not exceed q
per cent OF their herds.
More building permits were issued IN
Butte during April than for any previous
TWO months in four years.
Cascades county attorney gives the
opinion that the new liquor license law Of
Montana does not apply 10 unincorpor-
ated towns and camps.
The recent boom in cattle values has
brought offers 10 many Montana stock
men that they would have Instantly &C.
oepted had they been made ak months
ago. but they lose attractiveness under
present conditions II Is said that one Of
the largest owners on the Shonkin was
recently offered Is per head for his cat
tie possessions. but he positively refused
TO entertain the proposition.
Farm products are quoted nj BozemAn
az follows; Butter Is 70 to 12a cents per
pound: eggB only cents per dozen; pOta-
toes are = cents a hundred pounds
wholesale: oats are 80 cents per hundred
pounds: barley is out OF the market; soft
wheat is % cents and hard wheat 20 cents
per bnkhei: hay Is selling loose, per ton.
for fs.s9 TO t1ose and baled from $40 10 SlI.
Wheat 10 being held by the ranchmen. al
though the amount OF wheat unsoid IN
this valley Ia not large.
idaho.
Wheat farmers have worked with more
courage this spring.
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FIueUsTERs AGAINST HONDURAS
Collector ef the Port OF san Francis.
co IL on the Bookaut.

San Francisco. May A-'The United
States government has taken official cog
niRance OF the existing possibility that
a flllbustering expedition may leave this
port bound for Honduras. The collector
Of the port has been especially warned
by the secretary OF the treasury TO pre-.
vent the departure OF any vessel with
arms or munitions OF war. In this con.
nection a close watch In being kept on
the movements OF Carlos EEetas who Il
now In Oakland. Cal, who II said to b.
organizing a company OF volunteers to sc
to Honduras and aid In the overflow Of
the existing government. II IL said la
eta has considerable financial backing
ready for the expenses OF his proposed
exppdltion.
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shot RIs Father Dead.

Independence, Kan, May a-The muir.
der Of an old man by one q his sons Is
reported from Nowate, I. T. the victim
being John Riley. 90 years o: age, who's,
place. two miles east Of flowate. Is wide
ly known as The Old Riley Farm" jim
and Lewis Riley. his sons. aged p anC
IS, came home drunk and were soSn en-
eaged in a desperate fight. when tn,
father attempted TO separate them. Lewis
drew a gun and fired two bullets into tn,
old mans body, killing him instantly
Young Riley fed and Is being hunteS
by a posse OF citizens.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-08
FOR UNIVERSAL POSTAL UNION.
Great GsthsPsag Of Mcn whe HnR ale
the Worlds Letters.


Washington. May k.~Ths Inter .tionai
Postal Congress began It's sesaion here
today. The striking thing about this con.
Grsss VIII be that Il win marx me ingAth-
sFing OF the who's Goriu. up 10 the
present China. A0rea and the Orange
Free Stale have Hteadfastiy refused 10
come tnto the union. At this congress
Il Is expected they will announce a
ehanks Of heart Another important dis
ensNiQn will be over the international
postage stamp. the requirements Of bust
asas making Il more and more q neees-
sily.
The late DR.. Van Stephen Of Berlin.
Germany, postmaster general for a Ions
-srtn Of years. has been called the father
q International posLaitsm. as he nrss
marked oui = scheme for . single postal
ssFttarg 20 Include all nations under pro-
visions of one treaty. This idea WAS nrsI
brought forward Al the Berne congress
IN tsIa gepsfal postal union grsw out
u that congress. and a. the Paris meet
.nE IN iss this vas changed into the Tai.
feFsat Postal union. There are nov
more than COO 100 human beings
INTO toaeh BY the workings 0f the postal
1uion, IL h the nrsi and greatest step
toward uhireFsAi bF0thSFh0od
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-08
CITY ELECTION IN SPOKANE.
The Cittscnn' ticket Wins with the
Exception OF Two Aldermen.

The CittEcna' Ticket WtnH with the
Exception OF Two Aldermen.
Spokane. May k-Two tickets were In
the field in yesterdays election, the cit
items and the peoples party, the former
carrying every once with the exception
OF two councilman. For mayor DIR, Ohm
sted received soee votes and Dr. Maclsean
l9S2. a majority OF ga for Dr. olmsted.
the candidate of the citizens ticket The
total vote for mayor was thus 1850. The
city registration was <Sl2 George Llebes
was reelected comptroller and W. :.
Mccrea was elected treasurer. The fol-
lowing are the members of the new coun-
ell: c. s, Rutter. w. - Mitchem. James
n. Glover, J. T. ONO. J. n. Comstock, J.
A. Schiller. J. D. Hinkie. w. II. Acutf.
Joseph s. Phillips and A. w. McMorran.
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WIN censtnas the War.

London. May A-The latest points Of IN
serest In the situation are:
Flrxt. that the decision OF the ministers,
sho have returned from the Greek iron.
tier. seems 10 be In favor OF a conuuu-
anee OF the war: and. second. that nghi-
.ng continued almost necessarily nj We
iastino from last Thursday antiI sunday.
utsh the result that osnSral Smolenski
has besn prevented from actually assum'
lng bis new duties as chisf Of SIAN. A.
a further result. the Greeks nj Neiasslno
have managed TO retain their positions.
but they are too much fatigaled 10 fois0s
up their success.
Although ~ officers have Teen recalled
from crete 10 be- sent on 10 Thessaiy,
and this also h a proof OF the Intention
% the new cabinet 70 continue the war
The diplomatic situation continues OBJ
scere with q constant Interchange Of dis
insnnAant interviews with ministers.
patches between European cabinets and
tncsasant Interviews with ministers
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-08
DEATH OF COLONEL AALLER.
one OF the Rest Known PIoaeeru Of
Washtngson.

Seattle. Wash, May 1-coionei Gran
VILE o. Halter. L. s. A.. retired. one OF
the best known pioneers OF The state. died
last night from the effects OF an attack
OF In grippe. lie was Is Year, old. He be-
gan his military career before he attained
his majority. being appointed lieutenant
at 4 competitive examination In Wash
ington. He went through ;he Mexican
and Indian wars, made a brilliant rec
ord. He also went through the civil war
In 1853 he was recalled because OF the nj
ing OF reports AZ the war department chat
he had uttered disloyal sentiments. etc.
After the war the colonel. after repeated
attempts. secured a hearing which result
ed In his complete vtndIcation' and also
gained for him promotion 10 the rank Of
colonel. which he held until retired. In
iGS2 Colonel Halter was'a ed degree Ma
son and a member OF the famous Aztec
Club OF New York city, composed OF Mex
lean war veterans
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-08

Richmond. Va. May l.-Salem. Rad
ford. Pulaski, Blackbarg. Christianburg,
Roanoke. wythesvIile, Fincastle and 9TH
er points in southwestern Virginia report
having experienced earthquake shocks
yesterday. At some places there were
and the other about o. m. Bricks were
thrown from chimneys and plastering
knocked down. The reports Indicate that
the shock was southeast to northwest
At several points In the southwest there
waa snow last nlRht
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-08

San Francisco. May a-The great four
mile race. the Ingleside stakes. guaran-
teed value OF ete0o. was won by Little Bob.
by Sursnam-D Daisy s.. by two lengths In
a driving finish. with the rest OF the field
Clawson. He Is owned by W. Fisher
The distance was run In the fast time OF
tax. which is 10 seconds better than ihS
track record.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-08
THE o. r. q MS GOOD SHOWING.
Year EnafnG March n the Best In Its
History.

Portland. Or. May L-The o. r. & n.
has completed the report OF its opera
ton for nine months ending March "a.
which is the best showing that road has
ever made. The report In detail IL as
followH: Ran lines. gross earnings. 81
LIS. 70t: increase OF gross earnings over
previous year. S2ss. Isl. Expenses. Sl,ss3.-
50: decrease OF expenses over previous
year. tti7.StT. Net earnings from opera
operations. Sc. Les. Net earnings Of va.
ter lines. &22y077. Total net earnings for
nine months. 81. 53s. ISL
The fixed charges OF the company are
$4,000 per annum. the whole taxes about
a7S.0oo making the total charges against
the earnings 81. Co., This leaves a sur
plus OF s4eo.0Qo. which il more than suf-
Accent TO pay the full Z per cent on the
preferred stock OF the company.
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protecelou From sheen scnh

Denver. s2ay S-0overnor Adams has
issued a proclamation forblddlng the I'm.
portatlon int the state OF Colorado Of
any sheep from Washington, Oregon
Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, California
Utah. Texas. Arizona. New Mexico ant
Oklahoma. and those OF old Mexico. ex,
cept on the certificate OF the state vet
erinarian or inspectors that saoh shecy
have been Inspected and have been rounC
to be free from sheep sab or any tnfec
lloua or CONTAGIOUS disease.
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aunnr cempnny A.alsns.

Mexico city. May A company has
been incorporated here. with A.ooc, 0ot
capital. the largest part OF the shares be-
Ing taken by the Engllsh contractors hav,
Ing IN hand the drainage OF the valley Of
Mexico and the port works az Vera CruR
with a few Mexican shareholders. This
new company will build a railway from
some suitable point on the National Te'
heuanlepec road to desired point IN th'
state OF Vera CruE. Tho government
gives a subsidy Of over 800 acres OF rub
lie land per kilometer OF railway.
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voio, May "A majority Of ihe inhabi-
lanlx have migrated from this port 10
Athens and the island 90 Eboeu. The
town h eaimeT. owing 10 The arrival Of
the Greek squadron and Frcnch. British
and Italian warxhtpg- Two hundred
French sailors ara pairoliing the streets
In order 10 reansure tho Inhabitants. The
Grxek treasury Of ThesaAiy. comprising
10 chests Of money. which has been lying
at the French consulate. Mas transported
on board . Greek warEhip today 10 be
conVeyed 10 Athens.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-08

Washington. May 6-The effect OF the
action Of the finance committee Of the
senate In throwing out the house pro-
iprocity treaty. has been the subject OF
some comment. one member OF the COM
mlltee says u is the Intention Of the com
mlttee TO deal with the matter hereafter.
The etfect OF the dill. as Il stands. he
says will no doubt be to impose a duty
on Hawaiian sugar. Some amendment a
regulate this win be prepared, but just
what form u will take has not yet been
determined
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New York. May 6.-The residence at
Mlnyah Park. near New Rochelle. n. Y,
OF President Green Of the Columbia Nav
tgation Company. burned yesterday.
causing a loss Of $500 eG0. Many valuable
pictures burned, including one worth $50
600. and another, THE ruins OF Egypt 9"
valued al thousands. SilSerware. gold
plate and Mrs. Green's diamonds were
lost. The mansion contained Is rooms and
cost $4,000. AIRS, Green and the servants
got out clad only In their night cloth
fnap
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-08
OFFICIAL CORRUPTION IN PORTLAND


Portland. Or. May 3-The grand Jury
has made a sensational report accusing
Prosecuting Attorney Lord and Chairman
OF Police Commissioners Davis Of being
prfvy TO gambling and prostitution
trust, which II says exists in this city
50 conducted that all persons who are In
the trust are protected by officers Of thu
law, and all who are without arc pun
.shed- At the head Of this trust q Rob
ert c. Smith, who collects from each
gambling house q per cent OF earnings
without any money being invested by him
whatever. Chinese lottery games ar,
forced to contribute 81 for each dra wing
The money il collected by a Chinaman
and by him paid TO Special ofleer Charles
Hoxie. Constable W. II. Conner Is also
said 10 be half owner in a gambling
house. The report concludes as follows
I'VE cheerfully acquit John Myers. the
chief Of police. Of any completely IN this
AFFAIR. He has at no time been a party
to IL. nor has he countenanced II. The
officers who did the soliciting for this
trust were not doing It by his orders
They were acting upon instruction from
Napoleon Davis. chairman Of the board
OF police commissioners. and Charles
Lord. the district attorney. IS responsible
for all the oficiai corruption which ex-
lists in this city today"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-08

Kansas City. May S-Bill adler. one OF
the most notorious characters OF The city
last night committed his second murder
within two years. and was himself shot
and perhaps fatally wounded. Adler
mixed" with the negro keepers of a
crap game and when the smoke cleared
away Il was found that Adler had sho;
and killed William johnson. a negro, and
that Adler had been shot in the side by
James Gordon. colored. In 1894 during
the street masquerade which concluded
the fall carnival Adler killed Postofilcc
Inspector Jesse Mcclure.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-08

Chicago. May S-The grand jury re-
turned indictments against i've men con-
nected with the management OF the de-
tunct Globe Savings bank. The men in
dicted are Charles w, SpaldinE. president
University OF Illinois; A. d. Averill. vice
president OF the bank; Charles +. Church.
H. cashier; W. y. Erwin. assistant cash.
Ter. and Allison W. Harlan. one OF the
directors. There are - indictments in all
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-08
rhilaaelnhin,. neht..

Recourse has been had to the courts in Fhtl-
asielphia by some reputable and public-spiTitsi
citizens to preveAt the city's mourning an al
ditional debt Of sil.ooaeeo which has been an
thoFined by the councils for pubic impraV>-
meats the claim being made that the city
has already passed the constitutional limit Of
liabilities That limit Is per cent Of the tax
able property. with an allowable addition of
per cent gpcn a favorable vote Of the tax
payers. The total debt Of the city l. now
SslQ2S 80
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Tarke,,. war FreparasIona

constantInople. May 3-war prepare
tons go on with unabated viEor. Two
commissions composed OF officials OF the
ministers Of public works and OF war
have been formed for the purpose Of In
specting railways and facilitating the dis
patch OF troops 10 the frontier. II has
been decided TO cxtlnguish the torches In
all lighthouses on the Gulf OF Smyrna as
far as Karaburun during the contlnuAncc
OF the war.
According 20 a telegram resolved from
the commandant OF the army at Janlna,
Lourta has just been taken and occupied
BY the imperial troops
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TO INVITE M'kINLEY TO yTAA.
ceaml..:e for Tsa. r..gs.s On the

COmImIttee Tor IhAt FHRD080 On The
Way Go Washlaatea.
Chicago, May 6-rhree F1etnberR cf n
COMMITTEES from Utah passed through
Chicago today on their way to Washing
ton. where. with the TemainlnK mamttrs.
they viii invite President Mckinley TO
attend the Utah jubilee. July "a They
werc the Hon. J. q. Cannon. Hon. George
~ Harteh OF the state supreme court. and
Captain +. II. L.annan. editor OF the Salt
Lake Tribune. IL will BE- - years the
etth Of next July when the little parts Of
pioneers entered In wagons the Salt Lake
valley. and the people not only OF Utah.
but Of the adjoining states and terri
tories. propose TO nttlnKly celebrate the
anniversary Of the event. since these pio-
neers made possible the settlement Of
the Great American desert. They are
confident the president will accept the
tnN4tntion
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oeNTRAL WASHINGTON RAILROAD.


Spokane. May 2-The Central washing
ton railroad and all the property owned
by that company Is ordered by judge
Hanfond OF the United States circuit
court TO be sold by Master In ChancCry
w J. c. Wakefield at the main entrance
OF the Spokane court house at a day 10
be appointed by him within O. days after
June :. 1887. A final decree OF foreclosure
was handed down Saturday in the suit
OF the Knickerbocker Trust Company
and others against the Central Washing
ton Railroad Company. the Northern PA.
cific Railway Company and the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company
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u,I,,.r,l Mnll Tor wemen,

A billiard hall for women is being built IN
ST. fsouis ooe Department In the structure
will be devoted to a school OF instruction
where noVices may receive instruction nom
an expert teacher. The proprielor Will exnsnd
slAea In hitting up the hall. The new club
will be unique in this country, there being but
one public billiard Tarl0r tor wenzen In the
Worid-tn Vienna. Austria.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-08

Aecra. Gold Coast Colony. May Sit Is
reported that Chief Samory has captured
the mission of Lieutenant Henderson at
hurried to the front. as II Is feared S2-
mory intends 10 invade the colony. The
object Of the lieutenant was to make
treaties with the chiefs In the Hinter~
land OF the coast. He has a large escort
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-08
ExGMpTIoN FRoM TAXATION.
O-oisiss es che supeFIor Court IN
Spokane GoanaE.

HpoAaae. May G-~ThsFs raa b. no dis
elimination between persons in the levy.
TAG ana colirctlaK OF iaAes. says Judge
tFathSF Of the spokane superior court
HIS dsclnioa In the case Of W. r. Newport
against George audkeit an county treas
uruF " in lire with thai heretofore rSn-
1~rSd in The case against Assessor nanirl
THIS dectsloa Of thu superior court de-
eiaFlng Unconstitutional the act Of the
sales.--future providing fog $40 exemption
from taKatioa IL considered one Of the
saosi Important ever handed down from
tho bsnch In this stale The old Law
savw an oKsmpIton % tsae 70 ali indleidn.
ale, eaS ~ this decree that 10 all wiped
out. ~ The act Of the legislature rvUealrd
al pfeoetilnE acts and the constitution.
atty Of the rePssiinE clause IL not apes-
Toned This teaNss no exemption 81 ali
TIE assessment 10 Affected Assessor
DANIEL tanks 20 the extebt Of about
t.0s.oue. including improvements and per
aonAi properly.
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MINERS HAVE WON THE SUIT.
SeI.es a gsst SHEPPARD Railway
Caneeaatom II IaaPe.

Conte8fton IL Upset.
Victoria. n e., May A-The Paris Belle
case. In which u Involved not only the
ownership Of tho Paris belle claim but
She defnition OF mineral In place or min
ina locations. has been decided in tuil
court. consisting OF NcCreirht. Drake and
McColi upaettlna the judgment Of Chief
Justice pzvte except ~ regards the sur
face rights outside the old Zenith claim.
on which the Paris Belie a, Rossiand n
partly located. This Was an appeal from
Judgment, Davie declaring the plalntlda,
the Nelson q Fort Sheppard railway,
were entitled TO exclusive possession OF
the land on which the Paris Belle and
Zenith claims are located. ana that the
location % the Paris Belle was illegal.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-08
MADE A NEW TRACK RECORD.
'ostIss Sss s.sgs!.ea ths TaI%st ~
Oaktaaa.

Oakland. Cal. May G-Tha feature Of
yesterdays sport SaM a match race be-
TWEEN nnrhWa and 'oetlsF Joe az a uiklx
and an eighth. IN which she former 60
aayea 10 concede 10 pounds 10 the four.
guaf-old son Of Freann Notwithstanding
the married Improvement shown b. 'ost-
iET Jos Of late. and his sensational defeat
% Halaama and Vtnrtor on MoDday last.
the talent pinned ita faith 10 nurkua.
whe wAa heavily played al 10 g. 'oatleE
1oe beins ~ seed ~ 20 Al poat time.
'ostieF Joe. with PaREott up. wen, cut
In frunt. and nsrsT being headed. won
aAaliy hy four length Ia the phenomenal
time % ! ~ thus establishing nee track
record for the distance. Tue nrut mile
was Travelled IN isSat.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-08

Seattle. May 6--superior Judge Moore
today received .ktwest slfoBedy uvtTtoS
today reversed the old state land COM
mission, restoring 10 private persons tide
lands on the water front In this city val
ued at about si0Q.oo0 which the board
road. Commissioners Brainerd and For
rest gave a decisfon IN favor OF the cor
poration. Commissioner Chadwick voting
In the negative.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-08
maj, enr Ala.lrn.

Washington. May 2-The nrst regular
NAH service authorized for an entire year
Ia Alaska has been contracted for by she
postofiice department, the service bslne
from Juneau to Circle City. 800 miles
each way. The contract calls for one
round trip a month, beginning July I.
iSe& William +. Sallcr Of this city Is the
contractor. the contract price being sseea