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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01
INQUEST OVER KIDDER.


Rathdrum. Idaho, Dec. n. The body
Of Mike Kidder, the man who died from
the injuries he received At the hands Of
James Allen and William Nancy IN a
drunken row At Standpoint. were brought
here from Spokane by County Coroner
John sabin. and an inquest was held by
q jury composed Of Thomas Fitzsimmons,
John 8. WOoiey, Bart Wishard, d. Hollis
ter. ID. o. cleland and William Bell An
examination Of the body revealed the fact
that the skull had been fractured The
body was a mass Of bruises. which had eyi.
IDENTIFY been made by his assailants' kicks.
Their verdict was to the effect that the
deceased came 10 his death by blows and
kicks administered by James Allen and
William Nancy. The prisoners were tax
en- before Justice Of the Peace Rogers at
2 p. M, by whom the warrant was issued
for their arrest Each, through Attorney
James Graham, waived examination and
was remanded back to jail.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01
UNDER CLASSIFIED SERVICE.
Mr.. MaFsten. who Was Discharged
Fsom idaho Surveyors once.

Boise. Idaho. Dec. 2T.-Albert j. Mar
ston, who WAS messenger in the Office
OF the surveyor general, and was one Of
the batch Of employees decapitated when
Surveyor General Perrnnlt took hold, has
received the following letter from the
eiyl service commission;
Washington, Dec. Is. ls97.--Aibert ).
Marst0n, Boise. Idaho--Sir; Referring to
your letter Of November IL, will state
that this commission Is in receipt Of a
communication from the secretary IL the
interior in which il Is stated that the
surveyor general Of Idaho has been ad-
vised that az the position occupied by
you was embraced within the classified
service, your dismissal and the appoint
meat Of Joseph Penanlt, Jr.. as your
successor are not sanctioned or approved.
Very respectfully.
JOHN T. D0l lE, Secretary.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01
FRuIToRowERs CONVENTION
Asasai nsstsss - ne msla n Pert.
tasa Saa- ~. - asa ~, Isaa.

IAs ssrang~n~nis i9 The nssaing a.
ihs Assthnrssssa Ftaitgsoners' Asaoria.
sheA ies The stalls a 0ssgan. Idaho. Wash
lnssea ana British Coaamhla, whlrA viii
b. A~Ad 10 fpFtixa1. JaHaasy u. u ana
~ isNA. are wsii anAr4 SAP. TAs rosn,
@l1taas vF1a uha4a The saans u tAls
'ne~aaAg asFnnas arr
kaseatire cnanniiine - BAIL IAmlss.
-. SAaiE@ans nsasY X Do.rh. sarsraAry
sst tssesassss H. ~ waiiamsaa, 1. u.
sFAassi Alfred Twtk<s and Fsank Isa.
Ifsasfsstasisa 4 II. nefrss. ~ Y,
irsAs saA 7, D. nanrysan.
naAnss /. ~ kPasssi. E1m. HuEAes.
nassa u. tAssne, J u IlAAeltins and
Marx LsSy.
EAAsA4l v. u rsEs. IeAa A. Rru. ".
v Carved. Marx iaay. M l.. llaFysy. and
rax ssaNa sasA rswnsy sna irnts aissrsrs
sisAln sAs sssySsssy sesrg~a BY The as.o,
sAashaas
ArpaAxs@s@ss &. y. cos~s. " NJ WI.
iAana-a1. Frssk les. 4 e Mss,sa and Al.
sswa Isska
CAaisaAa lissii taMtsssoa and SssTe
sssy Iisssy =, na-sA = lAs s1acsiiss resn.
zSiIlS~ stIi - - ss osArio nssnbsfs II
M ssheasHittraA
n urssiass hssssusass hsaa By this a.
secisiioe 81 Wsiaa wsila sad NaiA YAH.
tapa rtss sssy sacessssai. hsisg sot si0nc
fse1iahis 10 iksae aitrsains TIE Esestings
hos hs@sartai 10 he rn,isx fruit insrsvsss
Representative ma tsum lar aaA BmR
wess Pswsrpi 10 aiseaaa he vasiena
FAases ~ ~ gseutsE aaaasaSy,
& Ikr tssessnr nosamisssss are taily alive
! "a M sitsashoa sn4 are nau actively al
vust to sake Il sasPasa aay II the rrsat
su~stinEs hssA Alfusdy Rany ississs
hatp h~wa rsSsivsd b. ths chairman and
s-wgvsAry tsuaa rartaus sitiss ui,hsS the
lsssits q ~ ks.axsstiuN. - AZ. a. from
sshst states. ~ faal. usaaha sni ChsrAgn
ssliss stsat fvapoe4 iFsnsPo1taiiCu
rataa
he tsxnsFottaiioa companiss. 9Th The
msasi sSafsssy ssssaasd 10 this Hs-rria
sioa. hats naaAs lhs rate % The northern
Pariss. Great NottAstn ana Iaien Pacific
lies. uae snA cne sisA iaTs. and On the
ssrsshrsn rache iins one and onc Third
sass lcs The round trip. The apparent dit
issvner u rates ss szased By tbs Southern
tsrtac's louss tariff rate, Il beinF only
tout cvu,s r~t mils 50 against a a's-crH'
pst sssls rate a lhs ether COMPANIES They
have also oppressed a uiIiihgncs. to tran.
ress eli lssiiinaAls sxAibits q fruits. b0'h
t,rsh and svapsssted. tsrsA etc. free o.
shsrp sarA exhibits should BE- carefully
,al-ls,i. pssksd and shiFF~d 10 Bu,ll Lam
hsrsun. lsO fTuns sirvsi. Portland on OF
triete Jasuary 5
TIE psogTsm. uhscA l. nov be'"g At u,
ranged and will b. Published later WI
csyvr all che questions Pef'aining TO 'h'
I fruit inssrr.s.. notably The shipping .,
tte.h fruits 10 eastern markets AZ p'on'
u the grower. This viii ee th"rcueh'!
ai-rua.ed. especially the charges by re'r'e
orator car companies. which must De 40
ia.ss,l on a live and let live basis
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01
WIRE TRUST TO ENLARGE.
steel BIIles MILLS win NE Asked %
Jofm.

Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. 2s.-There Is talk
among steel men Of further extension
Of the scope of the new wire trust. 1t il
now said that efforts will be made to in
duce all the steel billet mills in the eoun-
try to ally themselves with the trust, not
as members. but rs contributors. The
trust viii seek to induce the manufactur-
ers of billets to promise not to sell to wire
manufacturers who may possibly start
outside of the trust, and in return the
trust viii promise to take billets from
all these manufacturers as il NAV need
them. The object of all this is to keep
the billet makers in good hgRhor and pre-
vent their going into the b&siness them
selves. Those who are closest to the
sources of information express the utmost
confidence in the carrying through Of the
plans of the formation Of the trust, and 1t
may be said that the arrangements are
progressing favorably.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01
SECRETARY ALGER Is Ill.
Has Been Perforning OmeIaI Duties
while In Red

Chicago. Dec. es.-The Posts Wash
ington special says:
General Alger, secretary Of war, is "
ing critically III at his residence from an
symptoms.
1T is only within the last few hours
that his condition became such as TO warn
acute attack Of grippe, with typhoid
his family. Up to yesterday afternoon
he continued to discharge some Of his Of
fetal duties This he did while lying in
bed. Since then. however, he has become
much weaker.
Secretary Alger has not been in robust
health for some time, as Il Was his prae-
tice to give too much time to the details
Of the war department, and he has really
done a greater amount Of work than he
was obliged to. An this told upon him,
and he is suffering from the effects Of too
close application TO official labors--
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01
DAN DAILY FATALLY INJURED
Falls From an Inclined Wire In
Making a Flying Entry.

Boston, Dec 2o.-Dan DAILY, the pOpn-
lar comedian, and one of the leading
lights in the Belle of New York company,
received probably fatal injuries at the
Park theater.
At the final Of the first act, DAILY makes
a flying entry" sliding in ON inclined
wire. In some way either the wire or
handle broke, DAILY falling to the stage.
striking on the shoulders and the back Of
his head.
Two physicians were summoned from
the audience and worked over him half an
hour but could not bring him back to
consciousness He was sent to the Mas
sachusetts general hospital and is still
unconscious, the physicians believing he
is suffering from conclusion Of the brain.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01
LABOR AT THE POLES,
EaslIsh Refarmer UrGes American
MerktaRmea Co Act ToEether.

New York Dec. Sl.--Edward Hartford,
who with Havclcck Wilson. constituted
the British trades union delegation to the
Nashville convention Of the American
Federation 81 Labor. sailed for Sonthamp'
ton today. before sailing Hartford said'
The policy Of American unions in not
engaging in politics In body Is stupid
How can they expect to obtain any last
iur reforms Il they hold alcof by pursu'
ing their present method Of ignoring the
poNrr of political machinery as means
Of lettering their condition. They arc
no, only fatally injunng their chances
but ARE inviting the scurn OF politicians
they very class from whom they expect to
got better laws for the masses.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01
Middle distance Champion,

New York, Dec. e0.--Jimmy Michael
Of Wales. the recognized middle distance
bicycle champion Of this country, met
Arthur A, Chase, the middle distance
champion Of England last night at Madi-
son Square Garden in 80 mile race over
a 10 lap board track, and won so easily,
despite a bad spill, that bicycle experts
are guessing just now how good the little
"rarebit' Is
Michael rode the first three miles in
$3.50 "a, 10 miles in 5000. 20 miles In
1926 3-5, and 30 miles In 64;05 is.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01
BEAR LOOSE IN EXPRESS CAR
Drove the Messenger Ont and Ate
60 HIa HEARTS content.

Milwaukee. Dec. 2s.--A large cinnamon
bear, which was shipped by express from
Leaycnworth, Kan, 10 Raraboo, Wis, es.
capped from its crate in the express car at
Western Union junction. on the Chicago,
Milwaukee 4 Ct Paul road. while en- route
10 lis destination. The express messen-
ger was driven from the car, the bear tax.
ing complete possession, devouring pack
ages Of apples and candy and destroying
way bills. When the train arrived at
Milwaukee Il took 10 men to secure the
vicious animal
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01
LEWISTON stage HELD UP
BANDITS TOOK THE MAIL SACKS
Hiehwaymen Operate one mn.
From GrnnseyfIIe-Two Pnssen-
ger. Relieved 81 sixty Dollars
Registered Moaey was Not Fesna

Lewiston, Idaho. Dee sl.--The I4e,sis-
ton Mount Idaho stage was held up a. 3
O'Clock Tuesday night by two highway
men one mile from GrnngevilIe. Two
passengers were relieved Of about 90, and
the robbers secured the contents 81 two
mail sacks, but missed the one c0ntainin-
ing the registered money packages Al
ter the robbery the driver was instructed
to turn the stage back toward Cotton.
wood, he robbers following a short dis-
lance When the robbers disappeared the
driver resumed the journed to GrangeyiIle.
yieilanee Cemmissee.
AT GrangeyiIle there i great excite
ment and vigilance committee has been
Organized. Last nights robbery Is sup
posed to be the work Of the same criminal
element which has made two attempts
within the past week 70 destroy the t0wn
BY fire, and the citizens Of that place are
determined to use eyeEy means Of protee-
ton.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01
aistre.a NJ N. NiI.-

Paris, Dec. e5., Gil Bias publishes a
letter from Major Marchand, the French
officer whose expedition it was recently
enormously reported from Brussels had
been massacred. The letter, which Is dat.
ed at Salo, June 81, says the work that
had been accomplished is enormous and
by August IA France would be firmly es-
tablished on the Nile without firing a
shot. Commenting upon this cOmmuni-
cation Gil Bias says the rivals Of France
can not longer prevent her from being
mistress Of the Nile.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01

Niles. Mich, Dec, 3l.--Iawrence Walt
rrs. an aged farmer residing three miles
north of wayland, Cas- county, buried a
nail containing about $500 IN green
h,cl. sIOOo in government bonds, notes,
mo,,yavcs. etc, beneath the floor OF his
ham some months ago, and upon just Wis
ding the place he discovered that rob.
- had hrcn there. for the fortune had
J;..nncarrd. The old man is almost Graz
al over the loss.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01
JOINT COMMISSION REPORT.
URItsd states Mast Pay for BerIaE
Sea seinurea.

Washington, Dec. 2S.---The findings Of
the Bhtish-American commission chosen
10 assess the damage for seizures Of Brit.
ish vessels in Bering sea, have been re-
ceived by the state department and the
british embassy. The strictest reticeneC
Is maintained, however, on the general
character Of the award, though IL Is ad.
mitted the total award against the Unit.
ed States Is Sl0l 900, which includes prin.
cipal and interest. The finding agains,
this government Is no surprise.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01
HELD UP THE TROLLEY CAR.
Four HlkAwaymea killed the Con-
daetor and Riaed the BODY.

Noristown. Pa, Dec 2s.--A trolley car
on the Schuylkill Valley Traction Com
pany's lines was held up by four highway
men at Swedenland, near here, about 10
o'clock at night. Conductor Charles Gal
loway of Norristown refused TO give up
his money and was shot dead. After
rifing the body of the conductor Of money
and a gold watch the robbers escaped
There were four women passengers in the
car. The highwaymen covered them with
their weapons but made no attempt to
rob them. Three shots were fred at No
torman Matthias, but none took effect.
The men hooked like tramps and escaped
in the direction Of Philadelphia.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01
HoRsEHA1R DOWN BIS THROAT
FtendIsh Method IN the MuFder OF
Jacob weinand NJ "a. Louis.

ST. Louis. Dec. ga post norton has
been held ON the remains Of Joseph Wei
nand, who was found dead in his kitchen,
having becn murdered. At the time a
towel was found tightly twisted about
his throat. but the post morem revealed
peculiarly hendish method the murder
err had resoTted 20. Far down in the
mans throat, tightly embedded in the
bronchial tubes, was Ead Of thick cloth,
which had been wrapped with horse hair,
Fingers coHld not have reached that far
down. In lsa3 u soldier at jefferson
barracks was murdered in similar man.
ner and the similarity Of the murder Of
Tuesday with that Of that case has caus,
ed comment
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01

Nsv Yo,k. ne. es.-Ths store OF Henry
A. Casperasld. The BewsIy tswsleI, a ,l'
h..,nss. a. CaPegheld 4 %, has e e
-. oulns 10 the pressure Of Crcdi'or :,
Mr.. Casperssld ha. be-" IN eas's s q.
- - sDs formerly had large trade. un
August u, 1900. he made an assignment
"ssh total liabilities Of sssl-ssl and -
w :, 40, ops nj. trouble was brought
.bou, by the failure Of $, y. Meyers : >, 70 =
,srrasb which firm he was rrPoT'ra u
49, -, alss 900 BY Endorsements
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01
ABSORBED By TRUST COMPANY.


West Superior, Wis, Dec. 27.-Prepar-
atoms have been begun for the transfer
of the property Of the West Superior Iron
and Steel Company of this city 60 the
Central Trust Company Of New York.
who hold against It mortgage Of
81, 100 900, including interest on the prin-
cipal and taxes since 1898. A Judgment
was taken against the steel company in
the circuit court Of this county year ago
and the property will be sold ON Febru-
airy I to satisfy the mortgage by james
r. Hile. referee.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01
s~Inefora Re,urn. 90 Alaska.

lansing, Mich, Dec. 29.-It is announc.
ed that Hon. A, p. Swineford. ex-governor
Of Alaska, win go to Alaska carly next
year to take charge Of the interests in
that section Of the United Mines Com.
pany Of New York. lie is stakeholder
in the company, having turned in his in,
terests in properties secured when terri.
torial governor Of Alaska. The company
has capital of 81 100000.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01

po,t worth. Tex. Dee si.--Re'r s.'.
-, ~ Manuel piehario came here nom
c,,' .,s,ins that he was detailed ey .Ss
spsni.h government to buy cs''le , ~ nu wv
s,,sni.h army in Cuba. He Is now Guy ny,
~. soo or coo head week. lie sa'd "a, .n'
, az "a cattle importing companies ~ r w.
Ia have agents on The way 70 nO,.S and
-. - s,Ii bay nom $50 TO 900 head d"''y'
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01

New York. Dec. -. With the an.
nouncement of the dividends to be paid
next month by the various savings hanks
Of this city, there is general tendency
to pay lower rate of interest than here
ofore A few years ago practically all
the older banks were paying interest at
4 per cent per annum, but gradually this
has been changed 50 that next year the
rate of interest in many instances will be
but 81 per cent.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01

Helena. Mont, Dec. 20.-John Nettieton
and William Moore, cowboys, fought a
duel over q girl at wibaux. Moore was
shot through the left wrist, right hand
and shoulder, and Nestleton escaped with
minor wounds A spectator. Len Man.
chester, was shot through the leg. Moore,
when shot down, continued TO fire, cock.
ing his gun with his teeth. He ia expect
ed TO recover.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01

ro,4 Worth. Texas, Dec. ga prairie
ara 4 raging in the Great Panhandle
country and ranehmen's efforts to control
!, hays bcen futile. IL is reported that
5000 acres Of grazing lands have been EEL,
S,,rnsd over. and the loss Of stock viii
s~,ount 10 thousands Of dollars
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01
Robber. Attack an AE~a woman,

Dcs MOines. Iowa. Dec. 2O.-Robbcrs
the other night broke into the house Of
aged Mrs kimball. 10 miles east Of Des
Moines. She Is unconscious and will pro.
baby die. The doors and walls are Gov.
cred with blood, showing that terrible
struggle took place. Il is not known
whether the robbers secured anything.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01

pushing work on the property with four
men, sinking an incline on the ledge, on
which they are down IS feet. A wagon
road Is 20 be constructed TO the property
in the spring ana the plans Of the own
en include the erection Of concentration.
seufhesn Ksotenay.
The mineral exports Of Southern Koo-
tenay, B. c., for November are es2l ,3o2, %
that November exports fall some $1,000
short Of those Of October. the record
month in the districts history. The val.
ues Of the mineral exports are classified
as follows: Gold, e5OO,Sl4; copper, $685.
49,; lead, ss6,7lD; silver, e34s,0 1915; total
for year to end Of November. 5O,6se, val
ued at ~ ,565, 354.
soueheastern Alaska.
Colonel z. o. LAnphere and N. p. Gil.
bert, Chicago capitalists, have purchased
Of a group Of Greek miners, seven gold
quartz leaims in southeastern Alaska for
$4,000. The deal Is one of the largest
Of the year. The property is situated in
the Berners bay district, and Is partially
developed. Work on two tunnels viii be
pushed and l0O-stamp mill erected.
The Sake River Route.
The first shipment Of goods from Hunt.
ingt0n to the Seven Devils mining camp
by the Snake river route was made last
week. Ten tons of merchandise were load
ed on scow, which was dropped down
the river to Billiards. Landing and the
goods hauled from there to the mines A
steam ferry viii be put in at tine landing.
100000 Refused.
At the Senate, near Gable, Mont, in q
recent strike the owners have discovered
gold, silver and IL per cent copper. They
are prosecuting the ledge, but mp "a
date only one wall has been found A
large force Of men are at work. and the
owners have already refused bond on
it for 100000.
Shipments From Nefhart-
November shipments from NeihaTt arr
reported 10 be: Broadwater, 50 cars; Dia.
mond r., q cars; Bernier and Gam
Queen leasel, cars; Florence, 4 cars;
Big Seven, cars; Queen, 2 cars; Benton
group, car Total, l27 cars.
I Fort Steele.
Fort Steele is to have telephone connee
lions. the line being brought around Koo
tenay lake and thence over the Crows
Nest toll road from Goat river.
To Hold the Ore.
The owners Of the Enterprise mine II
the SLOGAN announce that they will holt
their ore until the price Of silver reaches
20 cents.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01
three Attempt. to KIN Himself.

Denver Dec ga special to the News
from Canyon. City, Col, says that Ed
Kohlman, who killed Alexander Douali,
Jr., at a resort near Denver, and who is
now serving a sentence in the penitentiary
for the crime, has made three unsnccess
full attempts to commit suicide.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01

n.s,,n. DIR. Alt Is announced ' tna'
,he German government ds elm s,s,ss
- h,s demands Of The Unite, ,'s,. $40 =,
- n he reciprocity negotiations .. ,Oi
''.,,,s.1 duties ou American animal
produeta
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01

Dubois. Pa, Dec. 2S.-Stephen Spellan.
who killed Michael Roher, was shot dead
while attempting 10 escape from his pnr.
sners The murder Of Roher was entirely
unprOvoked and IL is thought Spellan was
demented.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01

the ua,a, iof The completing 81
DeeF have been seen within a. 49,.
limits Il keAdriek. s ''Nh
work has begun on the e,re., No,,.
sin soal ehatss 1t standpoint
= inofemsnt Is % foot A. s...,,,.. !
c'sphone line between welse, 90
GnnseFiile. and
he settlers sioag The Pend .s,o,.u,.
nsss are gEatiaed Al having ~ ,aa.s
townships oPened foF fliaes on ana 60.
sAhaAEy y next Settlers have 49,, -,
-. y .hsAs lands from sin TO Ten yeaS
AM Ana Johnson. the wo,nsn so,,.
~ y MsaseF land. has turned ~ 600
soiah d beef cattle. settled III M 49,
.na !. eosIesPondiagiy happy ana eor.
EAssa An summer sAe has ridden ~
'sAse' lesn In Al The branding ana hsln.
- NE roundup. She had 70 turn ~
asliFsFtng 10 some ons else On aoeo,,r,
!" ssiPpisd arm, bat zithal Is A. hannv
a. any baeeAEoo 10 the isnd T'
nrsshea csisahta.
= nsS daily paper has made he an.
Peataaos IN RosslaAd. called The DaIiy
Standard.
The iNe stail Foand Aoass q IN. O..
AAal.n taeihe rAilEoaA Ia rapidly narine
e0.apAssioa Il sloean City.
Iasss Sers y iEaasiers II mining prop.
sftAes recorded 10 the Fort steele AZ.
'f'.s - ne seek eadlag Deoenler II.
ArshSf - cyE. the aosninion surveyor
= no Vas ssat 10 Espost On the ssIeis~p
Iesila laks feats. has RETAINED 70 Vie,
s"saa he sasSsyea Hoolsllhqaa nser
sHisfaliy ana fsIaosts Assthes bars nor
sAPsas 70 lnisstsHs siiA naSIgatioa. IAts
- oss@hes tAsss sess 30 Signs Il ies.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01

"Will you say gracef" tho poet asked,
As the minister took his scat;
And. gazing around, the good man said I:
30 Lord, what are we 10 eatt"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01

The exact original habitat Of The horse
is unknown.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01

$3.50. ahd other towns subsesibed "A.
~ ' ,.a.. Necessary ior the completing y
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-01

pushing work on the property with four
men, sinking an incline on the ledge, on
which they are down IS feet. A wagon
road is 20 be constructed TO the property
in the spring ana the plans Of the own
ers include the erection Of concentration.