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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-21

Mrs. Addie NJ. johnson, OF st.
Louis, arrived in Miller yesterday, to
complete arrangements for the Wom-
an Suffrage convention to be held
here next week. She states that Rev.
Mrs. Moore and Miss Laura Gregg
will have charge of the meeting.
The first lady is from Ohio, and the
latter from Kansas.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-21

: The latest thing in military circles
is talk of inducing handsome girls to
join the state militia, If Col. Foster
should adopt that scheme in South
Dakota he would develop great
ability as "a recruiting officer. Every
able bodied young man in the state
would soon be on his roster, ready
to present arms" whenever the lady
captain commanded.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-21

An impression has gained currency
over Hand and neighboIing counties
that Miller buyers have sinister de-
signs upon the wheat crop. as well as
the stock output. And that's no
joke either. Miller is a live business
town, and will pay the farmers q
higher price for their products than
they can get ut any other place. We
want the wheat raiser and stockman
come and see for themselves. Miller
also has large number of stores to
select fall supplies from. Look over
the PRESS advertising columns.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-21

A report is heard that an agent is
canvassing Hand county peddling
goods for houses outside the state.
Everyone ne approaches should ask
to see his license. 1t is the duty OF
taxpayers to inform ON these out
side peddlers and make them pay
their licenses according to state law
Reports from other counties indi-
cate that farmers have been cheated
in price or quality OF goods bought
.. these peddlers. The PRESS would
like some direct information upon
this subject If any Of our farmer
readers cnn give il.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-21

Tbe Press is thankful to a num-
Der OF subscribers for cash renewals
OF their subscriptions during the pas t
week. We would consider it great
favor if several more would do like
wise. II paid in advance the PRESS
costs only 81 per year, or $3.50 for
PRESS and Inter Ocean.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-21

why should the spirit OF mortal
be proud" thrusts itself to the front
when We see anumber of the news
paper boys who have tax lists turn
up their noses ut the finacial ques-
ton. That question may be settled
for them, but there are Others-to
whom it is still a live issue!
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-21

Some genius has discovered that
sticky fly paper will cacth and hold
mice. Lay peice Of the paper near
a mouse hole and try it. Ladies can
watch the experiment from the top
nj a table.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-21
For Sale.

The southeast quarter OF section
thirty three in township one humid
red and fourteen, range sixty nine,
in Hand county, South Dakota.
Price $50. &. c. BRIGGS.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-21

If you are thinking of getting new
teeth call on DR.. Cannon Noy. 4th.
Extracting free where you get teeth.
Prices reasonable, and good work
assured.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-21

Briggs bookstore is headquarters
for tablets, states, pencils, pens, ink
and school supplies ofallkinds. Our
leader for the next thirty days is a
four-cent pencil tablet as large as
those usually sold for Aye cents.
41t4.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-21

The Klondyke is all right for gold,
but you'll save dollars to clink in
your pocket by buying shoes at Sto-
yer's. Special cut prices this week.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-21

All roads lead to Miller-fOr grain
hauling, for house hauling, or for
religious worship. Come all We sim
ners to good live twon, and sin no
more.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-21

South Dakota's first killing frost
for the fall of 1897 came on Oct. 7th.
This is a sort ofrecord breaking elm
ate, anyway.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-21
Land Wanted.

/ i want to buy some good quarters
'N Hand county land cheap for cash.
Write or call on me at Miller.
3tf G. H. CARROLL.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-21

Highest cash price paid for corn,
oats and potatoes at Frank Myers
feed store.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-21

And j! any one should happen to
want the best paper in Hand county
Tor 81 a year, "iust tell 'em that you
saw me- ftH 300
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-21
Quarterly Statement " Superintendent
Hospital for the Insane.

To the County Auditor of Hand County
S. d. herewith hand you statement Of
account OF Hand County with the Hospit-
al for Insane. for the quarter ending
Sept. 80, 1897.
fer Al T.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-21
"Mother's Friend''

my wife Suffered more in ten minutes with
either Of her other two children than abe did
altogether with her last, having previously used
four bottles Of Mothers Friend" It Ia bless.
ing 90 anyone expecting to become Q mother,
says customer. !" HENDERSON DALI, Csrmi, III
Seat By Msn. receipt Of price. Soc PER BOTTLE.
Book "ro Expectant Mothers" mailed free. confzuiAg
valuable infosnstioa snd voluntary sestinoaiss.
the eRApFIEIp REGULATOR CO.. .ArtAsrA,oA.
SOLD ~ AL soRueoisrs.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-21

1. Peter Gross. County Auditor of
Hand County. S. d. do hereby certify
that the above report was made to me
Oct. /. 1897; and that $3S4.O0 Is the
amount paid by Hand County for the sup
port OF insane for the quarter ending
Sept. 80 1897.
Given under my hand and seal this
18th day of Oct. 1897,
tSEALl PETER GROSS,
County Auditor.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-10-21
Philosophy OF Living.

Subscription 81 so Year in Advance.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-27
IScESDiAaY VInns ar cAsnA
oovsVasV's Palace harmed. win Al,
the Archives.

Cansa. Island Of Crete. Fsb. A-Tbs
governors palaces. with all ths archives
was burned today. A. fires bfoka Out
elsewhere In town at the same time. /,
IL suspected InesndIarisa have bssn Al
work.
Tbs situation L. most grave. Armed
and excited MuAsulmans are pAradtnr tins
streets full OF Indignation - the navs
from sellnos. whsrs Musaulutans are he.
sisgsd The Bsugha1i Arabs threaten 10
burn the whole OF Cansa. While the pal
ace was burning a strong boz containipr
1000 pounds fell into the ruins and broke
opsn, whereupon there was a villa rusb
OF Turkish soldiers and MussuIuans !,
secure the treasure. Forsfrn marina.
were Obliged TO IRE blank cartridges ~
restrain them and for Z time a ssrtot,s
conflict between Turks and Eayppsans
was threatened. The admlrala are aboa,
to issue proclamations to all towns AMI
suIasos explaining the reason of foreign
nests IN Crstan waters and exhaFtInx
tranquility. The population IL 40 dfvlaed
In Its invessrats hatred that schemes Tor
reforms are futile. The best plan. n h
argued Ii to permit Greek troops 10 oc.
cupy the country and escort besIaSsa
Mussulfnans abroad, for Muazulrnans gan
not remain In Crete. The suRRpatlon ~
conauls that foreign force BE- landed AZ
SeHnos TO cover the retreat Of beleasusr-
cd Mussulmana has been adopted. The
available number Of marines being In.
.umcient. IN View OF the large force Of
oonfine their action 10 the dIspatrh ~
Narshipa 20 Selinoa. Attacks Of lnsur.
gents continue at various points Th,
Insurgents have descended into the niain.
behind the convent Of CbryRonhIghI 49,,
'st nfa 70 Mussuiman houses,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-27

No N6,-By johnson. 10 vacate Fifai
street. south OF Main street. Boise.
No. S06-By Mitchell. authorizing the
extension Of city limitA
No. 2o7.-Ry Rogers. by request. prohib-
iting the adulteration Of candy.
No. sQ&-By the Judiciary committee,
relating TO acknowledgment Of married
women. s9
No. 2os.-By Allan. approRriatiag $50
per year for the preparation Of = history
OF Idaho,
No, 210,-Ry the judiciary COMMITTEES.
relating to rules under execution
No. M BY Perkins. enabling della-
quents on the tax list to draw warrants
for past services In order to pay this tax,
No. 2la-By Waters. creating state
board OF horticultural and Agricultural
inspection.
No. 1A-By Hampton providing for The
reclamation Of arid public lands OF the
state.
No, sl6-By the committee on rosis.
bridges and ferries. appropriating ss7+tS
for payment OF Winters. Parsons and
Boomer.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-27

Nearly All the Members and Attaehe.
Wake the Trip to Utah.
Both houses Of the legislature adjourned
al noon Friday ana nearly all the men,
beers left on the afternoon train for Salt
Lake on the invitation of the Union Ia
einc. the party crowding the three special
cars and one OF the cars Of the regular
train.
Before adjournment the committee on
mines and mining recommended that .he
house bill for the aDOntIon Of the office CT
Inspector Of mines do not pass. Young
made a motion to adopt the report, while
Coubhanour contended that the expendI-
ture Of 5000 or 5000 every two years for
the inspection of a few mines was of
doubtful utility. Young resumed that
there were mines in the Occur d'AIene, he
said. that were death traps. He cited N e
Bunker Hill G. Sullivan as a very danger
Gus property. He had worked in Slopes
there I'D feet wide and go feet long
that did not have a stick of timber TO
support the roof.
When the vote was taken the motion
to adopt the report Of the COMMITTEES was
defeated by the following vote, Harris
explaining that he voted mo- in order to
nave the bill discussed in committee Of
the whole
Ayes-Bennett. Davis Boise), Donnel-
~. Heitfeld. Rees. UrdohI, Young. Total Z.
Nays-Bailantins oBlaine), BaIlentine
CAda). Barnum. Bassett, coushanour.
Davis (oneida). Harris, Keller. Nelson.
Pierce. Rich. Turner OBingham), Turner
Qdaho). Total H.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-27

The senate adopted the minority report
OF the Judiciary eomlttee proxidine foe q
poll tax Of . 70 Be paid without distinc-
ton of sex.
IN the Houna.
The house indefinitely postponed senate
bill No, a. relating to the remission Of
the penalty on delinquent taxes.
During the progress Of the ron call on
the bin relating to the disposition Of state
funds, the hands Of the clock on the wall
pointed to the hour Of II the time TOR
adjournment. The hlibusterers against
the measure took advantage or this fact
and there was scene Of great confusion.
Judge Elder. In the chair. said by his
watch II stin lacked several minutes 10
II and he ordered the roll call 70 proceed.
The turmoil had reached high point
when Mccarthy's name was called He
arose to explain. The chairman ordered
him to sit down. and called upon the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to put him In his seat.
The ofticer happened to be absent. and
matters cooled down before any further
action was taken by the presiding officsr,
and the bin was passed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-27
BANQUET TO HON. MN. J. BRYAN
John n. Mclean Entertained Him nj
WaahlmgtOm.

Washington. Feb. A-The banquet
which brought the Hon. william J. Bry.
an to Washington was given him tonight
by John r. Mclean. at his handsome res
idence on I street. The affair was en-
tlrely Of non-political character, and
was the occasion for bringing together
many Of Bryan's old friends and ac-
quaintances.
Before the banquet there was a general
reception, in which the guest of honor
was introduced to those who attended.
The AFFAIR was an informal one, In that
there was no speech making, and the
guests departed about II o'clock.
The dinner table. set in the ball room.
was beautifully decorated, ana Inc
courses were magnlHcently served. AT the
head OF the table, which was oblonR in
shape, sat Mclean and Mr. Bryan. while
at the other end were Senator Jones OF
we're laid for 100 guests. The guests in
cluded about Is senators.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-27
sRlsERY CHARGES IN MONTANA
Legislative salons Were Treated ts
4 Remna ton.

Helena. Mont, Feb. 2a-Today, in the
house OF representatives. whiteslde OF
Flathead county. one Of the members OF
the committee appolnted to Investigate
the affairs OF the state capitol building
commission. submitted a sensational min
GRITTY committee report He says that the
bill creating the commission was passed
through the Fourth legislature BY brip-
cry. He specifies the terms OF an alleged
contract entered into between the COM
mission and the architect. and tells how
certified checks were put up to secure
the selection Of the plans. AfteFWard,
he says. the contractor VINO received the
work was to purchase for $4,000 some
stone Quarries Of nominal value. and the
proceeds. after paying the owner the act
ual worth OF the auarries, were TO go 10
the commissioners In the deal, They were
to agree for their part not to require the
building to cost more than sSo.Oo0. II
was mililon-dollar building. as provided
for by law. Many other details were en-
tered into.
The report. together with that OF the
majority. which only charges the com
missioners with bad business Judgment,
was referred TO another select committee.
Whiteside offered no evidence in support
OF his charges and the majority Of the
committee deny that any was given be-
fore the committee.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-27
sLEErINe cans AND rELRrnoNn.
Hnl so Regulate the Same intro
duced by Frhtn.


Representative Fritz Of snohomish
the lower house. which. he believes, will
be enacted into laws. One Is to reeu-
late sleeping car companies, the other 20
regulate telephone companies. and as the
average populist has no very great love
for either sleeping cars or telephones
Mr.. Fritz may have the support neces-
sary to push his bills through. The sleep
ing car measure provides that NOT more
than 81 shall be charged for the use Of
berth. seat. bunk or apartment for a
period Of "a hours: that the company
shall be responsible for any loss Of money
or other valuables when placed In a
place Of deposit required: that when a
person occupies a lower berth the upper
berth shall not be made up when not
occupied; and that there shall be provid-
ed compartment for the use OF those
who have purchased seats or berths,
which compartment shall contain not less
than six seats and In which there shall
be placed no berth or bed or other ac-
commodation for sleeping whatsoever,
and which shah not be used by employees.
but shall be solely at the use and dis
posal Of those who have purchased
sleeping accommodations The company
violating any provision Of the act l.
liable to a fine of $100. one-half thereof
to so to the person bringing suit or action
and one-hah to the public school fund
The Dill regulating telephone compantes
provides that It shall be unlawful 10
charge for the use OF telephones in pri-
vate residences more than q so per month.
and in business houses and offlces more
than - per month. It further provides
that the charge for the use Of any long
distance telephone shall not exceed 3
cents for conversation Of 1--WE minutes
or under. A penalty Of 800 Is provided
for any violation OF the act.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-27
VULGAR NEWSPAPER PUBLICATIONS
President Cleveland UtteFs = Most
ScathlmH CFlticisma

Washington. Feb. 2A-The president has
delivered a most scathlng criticism upon
indecent newspaper publications in deny
ing a pardon to James h. Wilson. SEN
fenced in December. 1886. In indiana TO
two years Imprisonment for mailing OBJ
scene papers. The president says;
This convict was one of the editors aud
proprietors and distributor through the
mails and otherwise of a dissusttnsiy vile
and obscene newspaper. His conviction
and sentence was an event distinctly tend
ing to the promotion OF public morals and
the protection OF the sons and daughters
OF our land from Nth and corruption at
time when indecent newspaper pubitea-
tons are so dangerous and common.
Everybody in favor OF cleanliness
should encourage the punishment OF such
offenses and the desire that II should be
more frequently imposed. While | am
much surprised by the number Of respect
able people who have Joined In urging
elemeney In this case. my duty seems 50
clear that am not In the least tempted 10
interfere with the just and wholesome
sentence OF the court"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-27
FOREST PRESERVATION MArTrn



wsshinston. Ysh t-A reualu,ieu *.
tFodnced BY Representative 1fanasn X
Wyoming today Feeitea M aeAf 81 ~
recent forestry FeaeFyAilqp cFAez 80 e1
WE WSs,saa Nslusr ,As ptsi'a !, is go. IS
which thssa tracts ale ias4I11 - f||||s ~.
reaentatives m eonGras1 40 anf NE4Nla1..
Of The loestion or enssat q ~ prqqeNlA FeaSI
yatieas prior @ .as pfs@a'sa'las g ~ pl6ss
Whsrsas. ms aqttsng asaas q thaas rs,s,.
yatioas u many lnafsness Mn ~ pren,e,s
public soea and .il 10 e any sssssl p.eiasi
opmsRt and saltlsmsnt 81 tha land emaraeeA
in tbs reservations and v The sieinity there
Of; and.
lands embraced IN these reservations AM ne3
covered bY foFsgta but 70 \ eoast4eEah1a 49,
tent are mineral and nFasine lanaa, an1 -
mineral detsistansas stl = s.ssssf n4sReadea
he EsssFy attoas aAiaesns theHeto - nalah "a
Jur~d by being prevented from eufting tlu,kss
10 build hosass ana fsnee farms; thsssfsss
Resolved. TAAs he Dvsslasat e Ne uai,sa
States be requested - furnish 10 ahs hqltsa II
representatives ali EspeEts AMI paReFu FaAaa.
ana ssIabIlshIashl - foFsss Esssssaiisas q ~
tansts embraced In the e1eeatfNe pEaakaulafkan
FsbHiaEY u. las7. tesstheF vita al iRfqFmaliaR
~tSh FsfsFenes 70 ths tsgest fsssFyations theRsls
msnt.
senator ClaFAls Asmemdmeme.
Senator Clark 81 Wy0ntnN has ore.
pared and will present the follGwtna a
an amendment 70 the sanarg etviI hkli,
IAN lands Stthin the states Of Wyam-
ing, South Dakota. Utah and Naniana
reserved and SET apart ~ executive o.
dsrs and pEoclamationa ~ fehFaaFY n
last, are hereby restored 70 the public
domain and 0Dsn 20 ssgtlemanl. aeenpa-
ti0n and enIFy under the land laws "a the
United States. the same - thauah tha
executive oEdsF and proclamation haa naa
been made"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-27
eUItN NtLo 4 DRAWING aeon.
tictsSiA was WAs~ssa In ga ma
Vet zee 90 TIE rAsuuS,

tasfian. rsh aa@Tss arss ss.,,., -. :.
tha ssaspa Sas hati to-day staA an -. -
apprppYtase surpuaanv
Vhs tween 49, Shseiasl fsussy ~ sytv.s.
apHrtHsnss 70 ths thfuus rpura. sal ii.rtnS -
rrr~sapnY al tss ekair 4sas,s,f ,.tsg -
- aad spsa Ptaassi IN fSuns - IN shr.-s
me priHTpss ~ WALKS saa rytasass s-ssE.ttss
80 ~ es.e aide - Dee tasIsssg ans ~ ssAs
we alp'asnss'c refpa aa8 pytvSlssssI s,s-sa-vs
90 the aftstesraer vha Aaa tks s-tss -
tsosayed snd her re f@aty tsfl hsfarv ~ a.rs.s
- Pfes~ntsttnnA whteh ~prp tanpa A. -.
pg'nssas ~ wales on b~han IL ~ 49,
~ ~ sas aessass % tsay sslishaFy. ~ a.s-a..ss
~ bSV9asesrs pseesntsd ths lieAsrssstts Issl,-s
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-27
SPORTS BROKE THE POOL ROOMS
Betting Fraternity AFoand Chicago
Won over BT5,OOD.

Chicago. Feb. A-Ths pool rooms OF
Chicago. Elmhurst. Roby and Washington
Heights were hard hit by the betting ira
ternity today and dropped fully E5.OO0 ON
one race. The coup was made In the third
race at New Orleans. where those in the
secret plunged heavily on onondasue 10
win. The odds were long at the start and
so much money poured In that the BOOKS
cut the odds down TO , 10 at the post.
Even then the moasy kept pouring in and
finally some OF the books refused to take
any more bets on Onondasus. This Elm
hurst book. which had capital OF so. 90
was compelled 10 retire from business AT
ter II had met all It's liabilities. The tOby
book was compelled to close until arr
engagements could be made 10 borrow more
money. All losses were paid, but II u
poorer by S25.G0O.
The books received another heavy blow
during the day. A heavy play was made
on FeErter 10 win in the fourth race at
Ingieslde.
Several OF the books are decidedly .,roE.
gy tonight and they may NOT open up to-
morrow. Nearly all OF tho money went 10
what II known as the "Feathsrstons-
Ryan combination OF bsttors"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-27
MORE RESULTS : LESS oRAToRY.
GaveEasF Of Montana Mnkea q me-
assst 81 the taaass.

Hsleha. Meat. Feh. M-0eveFnoF saith
ssnt 10 the ho9ss Of Representatives.
Walsh mas been dIlAISFY in matters -
legislation. mast remarkable msaaMaa
today. In Il he sayas
u therefore appeal 10 200 - lAF aai4a
all aspiFaIt0as except ths welfare 81 tbs
state. stop taking and 80 70 WoFk
After indicating soms tneasafes thai
should be acted On. ha aa.iss
IL Ihsss measures are tAhan 90 ana
considered without too many spseehes.
they may yet bsesms laws Yea 9TH ~
Judged bE the sesalts % yeaF tAhag ~
stssa 10 the psspas ana not ~ kAs era
tofteat s2set mads On tha door ~ the
house.
Tns message cas- Feeetvea vita ar-
plaase. each memb@f takin6 n - .
mighty good loks On hls nefEhk0W.
Tbs hease e0nHtd@sed 4nA paszssd an 90
the eifts FSiAting 10 the getesuusaG ~
Municipalities and ghs Foaa i4wA
Tbs senate kiited hSass Atil mahtne
sighg hours day h tho snnslfeEH. anA
passed several haass hftia. amaanE shAa.
Sn~ nakia6 Il unt1Nfat to sell itatee ~
the dftnh on credit eos 10 EeasiFs lhe
sHeas~hasnE 81 mlsa cages. sae akalAEAs
tax boards Of appraisers IN th@ smaali
e11ntA~s ehA Sn@ annsMins MeshaRg aRa
hAfksf. nos In as.EhsF eaaaty. - Gas-
eades
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-27
MITCHELL AsANDoNs THE FIGHT.
Oregon Legislature Expects to ne
organise and Do BuaIneas

Salem, Or, Feb. 2A-When the Joint sen,
atorial convention OF the legislature met
at noon IS were present motion to adj
journ was made and was carried on a
viva voce vote. No time being fixed TO
which to adjourn the superstition Is that
the convention has met for the last time.
The Benson house at .. m. adjourned
sine die.
Senator Mitchell today abandoned the
fight for reelection to the United States
senate when the joint convention adjourn
ed. His supporters have gone home.
claiming the legislature adjourned sine
die.
Both the senate and the temporary
house are left without a quorum, but
measures to perfect organization are now
under way. Attempts at reorganization
Will be confined largely to the house.
When 1t Is ready for business II Is antici-
pated that there will be little trouble In
getting back enough senators to make IN
a quorum There have been many express
sions from members of the late Benson
house that they are now ready to go in
for an organization on any reasonable ba-
sis. and the project to make up a quorum
Is likely to rueceed. The senate win meet
from day to day until the house succeeds
or fails.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-27
INTERNATIONAL AMERICAN BANK
Bill for It's Incorporation l. Favor
ably Looked Upon.

Washington. Feb. A-Ths laat meat
Ing OF the house COMMITTEES on banking
and currency was held today and the
committee decided to report the bill for
Incorporation OF the International Amer
lean bank. The incorporatora ramsd in
the Dill include Cornelius n Bliss. T,
Jefferson Coolidge. Andrew Carnegie.
John F. Hanson. Charles r. FLINT F;nosh
Pratt. II. O. Davis. =. d. Armour, NJ. NJ,
Estee. James g. Garrison and Charles n
Turner.
The capital stock OF the bank provided
for In the bill Is t5.o00O0o: its corporate
existence Is to be 20 years: II IL author
ized TO DO a general banking business
IS In the United States and Others In
Central and South America and West
Indies.