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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
DOCTOR BEATEN AND ALMOST ARRESTED
HAD AN ARGUMENT WITH A LArNDRYMAx IN
WHICH WINDOWS WE'RE BROKEN

HAD AN ARGUMENT WITH A LATNDRYMAN IN
WHICH WINDOWS WERE BROKEN
DR.. Sumter r. Batiey. OF No pa West Twenty
s:xih-st. was severely beaten and almost arrested
yesterday afternoon when he got into trouble with
Alfred Bergen. the proprietor of a laundry a, No
p2 West Thrty-sixth-st
Last Sunday one OF Bereen's small children was
taken Ill, and DR.. Bailey called in The
physician decided that the child was suffering from
diphtheria and. as he had two small children AZ
home. he said he would rather not treat the child
and asked Bergen to get another physician. An
other physician was sent for. and ne decided that
the suffering child had merely cold The child
got we'll in two days.
Yesterday afternoon Or. Battey was passing
Bergen's laundry and stepping into the place he
asked how the child was getting along He was
surprised to learn that the hoy was at school.
After that the physician and the aundryman got
into argument. The laundryman tried to pat
the doctor out Of the place, and beat him severely
IN the trying Both plate-glass windows In the
shop front were broken. A policeman arrived about
this time. and took the doctor to the police alton
but the sergeant there declined 10 hold him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
WHITE PLAINS

THO Rennhlican County Committee At i's meeting
or Wednesday in this yilagc decided 90 call 80"
convention for the nomination of county officers AZ
this place on Thursday. october
Tn. ,,,r.e.,s Of - Wesfch~s'er county Fair
.rnounc. that the number ~ hors"s entered FOR
tho rsccs &c the largest IN the history 81 the SO
cie'v Nor than eighty horses harr been entered
n nd the nunher bids faii 10 reach one hundied
rreo mat delivery I'm this village VIII 4" mo
effect on October In order fha' they may h"Fih
their work undersi ahdirglt and deliver me i"tN't@
u, bo,,. delay P0strnasier Moran has yu' the new
lv appointed carriers 20 work going over in"lI re"
snective routes rnaRing q thorough canvass y al
nrrscrs living thereon TIT. VII be- done rs icnAf
rsiy and n is believed that the first mail delivery
by carriers VIII be prompt ana accurate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
SAYS ne DIDN'T TALk or PROHIBITION.
MAGISTRATE CRANE EXPLAINS HIS EXCISE
rTTERANCE,S- POLICE BOARD GOING
no t.-vtSrTcATT
TO INVESTIGATE


MAGISTRATE Crane in the Yorkvill- Police Court.
Yesterday denied Of the statements attributed
70 him by All the newspapers OF the city as to the
enforcement Of the excise laws
Il have been scandalously treated, said the Mag
istrat4 later. and utterances that never made
have been credited 10 me-. ] never said that the
pol!-e are being paid FOR protection by some Of the
saloonkecpers | did not say that there should be
more excise arrests In fact. have said absolutely
none OF the things credited 10 me
What | go say was that II IS not fair 10 arrest
a few OF the persons violating the Law when every
one knows that II Is universally violated could
not make any such statement as am said TO have
done about the police being paid. for | know moth
ing about IT, Only the police and saloonkcepers
could tak about that. There "a not word OF truth
I'm the statement published about me Words have
been pat IN my mouth that never thought Of ut
Magistrate Crane was much excited a. he talked
meeting OF the Police Board had been held I'm the
Afternoon. and after il President York had said
tfat 4, had been decided TO have thorough in
ycstisHtOn OF the charges made 10y the Magistrate
in the Yorkvlle Police Court on The previous day.
President York said that the two cases mentioned
BIZ Magistrate CraaA uould be carefully Investigated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK THURSDAY. SEPT %. $50.


PORT OF INSTRUMENTATION. SEPT. 90 lsos
ARRIVED
steamer Relgenand ,BelgD. Thompson Southampton
september with mise III cabin stecrsgc pas-
sangers International Navigation CompanV A.
rived at Bar at 9.lo m.
steamer lIeos Ger. Jansson. Hamburg September
in ballast Gust Heye. Arrived the Bar 10 u m
Eastern Prince t!}r, Jackman, Santos
% Rio Janeiro - and - Lucia september T. with mdse
John & Seager. Arrived az the Bar m
scottish Prince tBD. Mccnaon Santos August
% and Rio Ianciro sept l. with coffee Ia I Seager
Arrived a the Bar ) IN.
steamer New York. johnson, Azua September 10 san
Domingo II Mlcors II. Sanchez and SANTANA Il P0rio
Plata 5 Monte Csti 10 and Turks Island IL with mdse
and IL abn passengers 10 + clyde & Co. Arrived az
the Bar al $50 m
Steamer Macedonia Ger. Kufahl. Vera Cruz septom-
Der II. Progreso II and Havana l6. with misc and
cabin passenger to James r Ward & Co Arrived AZ the
Bar AT L. 10 m.
Steamer Leona Wilder. Galveston September IL and
KEY West is with mdse and passengers to & Mallory
4 co.
steamer Fl Dorado. Baker. New Orleans days with
mdse ! T Van Sickle.
Steamer Old Dominion. Tapley. Norfolk and Newport
News. with mdse and passengers u old Dominion
Steamer Gate city Googins Boston September 81 10
the Ocean SIS CO; bound 10 savannah.
CLEARED
steamer Gran Artila SPAN Bay ona Havana Progreso
and Vera CRUZ VI Ceballos ~ Go.
steamer rroja 'Gerl Rubarth Vera Cruz. Progrcso
C'mpeche, etc-Iames r ward <
steamer Port Melbourne tnr) Smith, London New
ShngrI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
SAILED
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN ports

London. Sept 22-salcd steamer Menominee "'''
andra1 tr3r) bouquet New YORK.. III, 30.
liverpool scot 90 sailed. steamer NomA''
ouccnsSwn. Sept 22-s Sailed. steamer Bri'ah""
uaf1oc> from Liverpool. Ncw-lcik Ger, wit
Sctr, Ssn, oi-passet. steamer D'anaN '"N''
chousen Rotterdam Tor \ew-Nork csyc (H.
Drow Head sept 22passed steamers 1s saysge'
Nieoi New-York for Liverpool Wells city 'h"'
swansea Sept 22-sailcd steamer usrdnn ~"
Hunter. Sew-York. ,,.,.,tngt,n lief.
-, Tn nv Island Sept c2--Pasaed steamer Monso"'
Rr1ss New York for Glasgow ,t...,s Rlcknen
stetn. sep, lsArryca. steamer hf, eisns
,Gc, RSbbelmunde New-Noik via Col'n"e,,,. Sam
Rotterdam. sept 22-ssiied steamer
,Dutch, De Vrics New York ,,.,.,. lGer'
Hamburg sept ca--Arrlyed steamer PNonstn,S Bauer
Ielthauser New York. 2ist sailed. PaiGia '"'''
New-Iork. 49,. Ger, Nisreh
New-Yoik Via Naples. sailed. FuiGa "eU'
New York. ,,., ,Rr, camp'
Kobe. SEPT e2--Arrived. steamer lndraleni 'p''
bell, New York via singapore, etc. , vashingtcr
Havana sept 2i-Arved. steamer 'lN Oh
Johnson. New-Yotk. ,,auu. Beg
81 Lucia Sep, 2o--sailed steamer heNe"''
Stapledon from Rio JaHeiro for New YORK oar, RAM
'Pcrnambuco sept Ii-Sailet, steamer tapl W.
busch. from New-York for Rio Janelro - .trsat<
santos sept lT-.irriNel. steamer Asi tpeU N
Naw-.e.l. Via Rio IAi.alra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23

Provne started for Camp Meade. but she arrived
there four hours too late to see her son alive
Browne was = bright young man and popular WIN
his comrades PRIOR to cnlsting he had been In
steamship Office In Manhattan. Mrs. Browne
re ached home yesterday with her sons hod'
Captain Henry Rlgby. for years wsn known
AS a Ceaarsle hotcl-man who provided appeuzinS
nsn dinncrs died NJ Canarsie on Wednesday Tic
WAS stxty-three years old. on his mothers slde
h. was descended from 'hc Mannines. who came
from England 20 this country In 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
NAliARONECK

Tho Trustees A. meeting on Wednesday night
.io.tcd * Trustee sidney y Grincn TO MI me
vocauc, I'm tho Board caused By the resignation 81
robn W Hiney II .as reported that tho bistric'-
Attorney had suspended street Commissioncr M"Ier
-, a., rf,rs made acrlns, him BY Louis Oilman. OF
he Vamaroncck Water Company. The trustees
directed thc New-York Now ltaN'n ana ihtrI l
,psprcad COMPANY proceed Al once 10 repair IN"
ir,Jg.s M Parry and Bridge AYES. and on the
~ ~ ~ mo coupanN ~ 10 so the work VIII b"
dHr he tho Village and assessed against the rail-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23

~ samuel Kennedy indicted for tho murder
- I-, .'ir, D.vrI'C. fn hr 1rrrfgufd 20 plead 10
Tore iy..ico Nowhure.r court " General Sessions
tn. l2d Regiment Now YORK Volunteers TO as
sernble M Fort Slocum 3D.. m
lN,,,r,l # Lieutenant Alfred r. Roberts. com
nan, F.. -is, Regiment N,V-Tork volunteer NJ
second United PrcshFt"rian 'n"r'n. jersey '"S' =
y.
commerce Commission. 80. g Park R"" = M
Funeral 81 Private Emil Weulland company a.
rs. Regiment Sew York Volunteers az NO INV
" ads ou-ate. p m.
Tylue hearing on President GugcenheimeI arg
Councilman fhrl-fmsn's proposed railroad o'"'-
names Municipal council
Musir ~ ~ Riit'ry. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
TARRY TOW y

Mrs Rosetta Ann CurtisR, the widow Of a Cor
nolius Cr~tiss ilcd AT her home I'm Forth Tarry-
town Yesterday morning Mrs Curtiss was BORN In
the town Of Rye Westminster County. eiGhty-one
years ego. Her funeral viii he ned AZ her nome
;or,orrov' afternoon The Rev George H. Ferris.
pastor Of the FINS Bapdst 1hurch VIII oiilcate
and burial viii hc in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
rho women Of the First Methodist Protestant
Church are holding their annual far
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
A STATEMENT FROU o. /. SPAULDNG.
HE REPLIES TO 4 LETTER OF INQUIRY REGARD
ING THE ENFORCEMENT OF THE RULE As
TO PASSES TO MEET FRIENDS on
INCOMING STEAMERS

Henry c. Selvage OF Summit, y j., wrote 10 the
Treasury Denartmeni IN regard 20 the order. 20
Gently enforced allowing no person on the pier
without a pass NJ the time ~ The arrival OF Il
steamer ~ this port M Sewage sem 20 the De-
par;ment a clipping from The Tribun" OF August %
giving an account OF the delay and rush AZ The
White Star Line pier on tho daN preceding. WhoH
the steamer Teutonic arrived The letter was writ
ten asking for information 10 why the crow'inG
occurred and il any Of the customs Inspectors
were violatini the rules Of he Department
Tho Assis;an; Secretary Of the Treasury O. L.
spaulding In his answer Mr. Selvaee. dated
September 10 says the Surveyor Of the Port of
New-York through the Collector Of the Port re-
ports that there has been no delay I'm granting per
miis 10 go on piers TO meet incoming steamers. He
also says tina when the Teuionic arrived there was
some confusion al the pier and when his attention
called 10 1t next day steps we're taken to avoid
q repetition o. the annoyance 10 passengers ana
their friends who came to meet them. rho letter
odds that the Surveyor reports that the difficulty
at the time OF the TentOniC's arrival mostly
due 10 the lack Of accommodation on The dock m
question. which is small and has 70 be used almost
entirely for the placing and examination Of bag
gage. and that the portion outside the railing
not sufficient 20 accommodate the large number II
persons who Wished TO meet their friends arriving
the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
CHICAGO MEN INVEST At KANSAS CITY

Kansas city Sept. .. The Star says Nor
man y Reain the Chicago capitalist. has since
September / purchased a large shar" Il the stock
Of the Metropolitan Street Railway Company. and
win he elected one OF the directors Of thai com
pany. ~ the same time p ID. Armour. y chicago
Strength cned his holdings ? This is ano' her move
mont on the part Of Chicago capitalists 10 dssum"
control II Western enterprises. II l. s@ld INA
par; % the stock which Mr. Armour has acquired
was controlled by Robert Fleming the English
Conit1liSf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
NETWORK BANKERS TO BUILD RAILROAD

les Angeles, CaL. Sept PA letter 70 a private
indi,iGua IN this city from New-York conveys the
intelligence that Kesslcr q Co., the Ncw-York
barSors. who are attempting to secure control Of
The water comrany's plant here. have also under
;aNca 10 in.sn The extension Of the Salt Lake Rail
IOdd from Milford to Los Angeles IL an interview
IN NtW-lOrk representative OF the firm confirmed
tho 1tatemcnl lhe local representative Of the
nrm. Mg. Woitman, refuses 10 talk abou; this but
states that nc has secured great deal Of lnforma-
ton regarding this section for his firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
TO REoRGANIzE THE ASSOCIATIONS.

A private telegram from Chicago YESTERDAY an
nouncci that arrangements had been made by rep
rosentativcs OF the transcontinentai. lines for
meeting go be held in this city on October IS next
whcr there xiii be thorough discussion with
view to tho reorganization o: both the freight and
passenger associations. II has already been
stSicl that the proposed trans Missouri md trans
continental passenger associations be consolidated
and ore socIiOn formed To serve for the entire
territory west Of the Missouri River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
HONE VIEWS.


ALRENhRIE Sir William and Lazy MafkIey'
~ London RI-CKINGHAM Professor % =.
Marsh ~ raIe and Bishop Joseph ~ Johnson. OIL
ara, tv,IIl,,, Ludlow chief Of the Engineer Corps.
/ 6 \. and captain Nicoll Ludlow. OF the Iui,ed
s,a,os monitor Terror. FIFTH ANEN L-f''r'r
Palmer. OF chicago and \. T. Gown. lr'anu't'
NJ Now-York STATE tiEAED Lieutenant W. -
cet.or f. : 4 HOFFMAN Lyman WOOD n"
snanv HOLLAND colonel Samuel p COW OF
providence and Robert / Iinderman OF SCUM
Hothlehem Penn MIRRA1 HlL|'- ~ -, -
,,,.ou .x-t.nttod state Minister 10 Turkey.
paRE AyENT.E Tho Rev, DR.. ". ~ Murkland
cr Rsltirlorc PLAZA-H u W"stinEnousc "'
pittsburl SAVOY The Rev. pr. AleNan"er Mac
kav smith ~ Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
PORT CHESTER

successful entertainment was given oF inc foft
Chester branch o. the Red Cross in the opera house
,, ,,,,, n aid nf the :urd for the maintenance
~ ,urses The music was IN charge OF Harry T.
Girard ard l.. L Hains assiated by MIS- ~ X
,T,Tnrc Tho principal sOcist was Mrs. Echevcr-
e. asa enec ,0us were also given by the Apoll"
Ei,,L There were also y large number OF tableaus.
directed ~ Mrs Charles Mallory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
6C-62 West 23d ST.

49, ,,' ,rc,.,irp statement would aftcr"ar"
he citen out regarding the nndinS, ,,.o,,ore ~
The BOARD approved -four hundred pp,r~a,,do and
J,,,ot rnii-er,en Tor advancement on" ~ dut o,
retircd captain Jamrs Ward. Of me ''''N''"
Rridge Lnce who IS oN,r slNtN VIE w"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
" ESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SING SING.

SING SING.
Two more sick soldiers have been received at IN"
Ossiring Hospital AT mis- place. The ar" peer
CUNNINGHAM who was shot through the rlght arm
and in the side at Santiago and carries tho huHe'
still in his body and Edward Stringcr Both are
members ~ Company l.. list Regiment. nary
Toes one Of the soldiers FIRST received NJ INC NOS
pitaI. has gone home. leaving seven soIdiorS no"
AT the Institution. all OF Hfom ~" dolnG ""ll- II,
II is understood that the question 81 me SuP'It
tendency Of the Croion AqUoduci diNlsipn ~ Una
Mace that has been th" bone ~ contention W.
which tho Democratic factions OF the town ~, W,
been sGuabblng for N" last year. has been "ecu'"
bv tn appointment a.: Bernard Z. F""n&. an 90
hercnf Of ~ senator Henry q. Nelson ana moinnet
W the Democratic County committee rom ',l9
town a. well Village Trus,ce. lie VIII tak' ,ne
pla zee Of Frederick O. Mead Republican. hU u J.
said that he only receives m appointm'rt I" ~
minor o'1lce for the time being 20 evaie the 'lVu
Service rule If, full appointment To he matter
for future consideration
The reception and entertainment for nc mem
bers II the list Regimen ron th' county uh4Wsr
the rnauagomcnt Of Morreil Post No IA. O. a X.
win take MACE ~ Olive opera House on MordaN
evening October 70 The programme incluG'H q
parade addresses and music at the opera-house
and supper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23

steamer Orinoco I'm Fraser Bermuia-A +
bridge 4 Co .s Punch. Etys
steamer pisa tGer, Feudt. Newport Ns"s-' -'''
co. ard
steamer Pennsullr N'NrU, Bettrn'o''"
OportO VIA AzOres-,i Amsinck 4 60 =, - v,,.ck
steamer II r plmo'k. Baker S1sioa-n vs-V,ratio
STEINER Manhattan. Bennett, Pofu'n'' "
Hall r Ola Dominoh
Steamer Bluenelds. Catharinc. NNi'"
steamer Yuma. Warren Phllalerhla Wih'm
& CO. . ,,t. ,-3 Newport
steamer Princess Anne Hulphers. Neri'N anu
News-Old Dominion IS 60 ,,, = O.
Steamer Gate city. Goosns. Savannah ''''"
SAILED. -
Steamers nevernon tNor, for Santa Marina No ne
Fernandina Fuerst Bismarck Ger. Han'l.rt Gran
bourg AMI southampton We.mar Oiefl. I'M w 'rr, ION
Antls tSnan) Havana. etc. Port Melpu hr ...,k snt
don Ornoco ,r}r Bermuia. Princess Anne. 80 Vera
Newport News Gate CITY. Savannah, Ifo'l '''''
Cruz,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
RAILROAD INTERESTS
THE UNION PACIFIC DIVIDEND
,vxcr.vcE,,rXT or ONE AND one HALE PER
CENT SEM ANNUAL DIVIDEND ON
prEEERREn STOCK


ANNOUNCEMENT or ONE AND one HALF PER
CENT sENn ANNUAL DIVIDEND ON
PREFERRED STOCK.
1n,cres, in Wal street Yesterday centred around
tb. Union Pacific dividend which was declared nj
a meeting Of the directors held In the aI'e'"oV,''
The official announcement of IL per cent s"mi-
annual dividend on the preferred stock WAS no'
made until within Afteen minutes OF the Close OF
the Stock Exchange. The news was received Oh
tlc floor without any special demonstration ana
the stock of the company was only slightly al
festad remaining comparatively quiet. II was an
uoinccd in The Tribune early In the summer mat
.be directors OF he Mon Pacific had definitely sell
tied the dividend question on the basis ~ ~ per
cont and the announcement Yesterday iuN p'i'S
ont the trustworthiHess OF the Information on
which This statement was based While The Trin'
unc has been almost alone in correctly fore'aS'lhs
the action Of the directors. there have been many
attempts made 10 bull Union Pacific by spreading
run1ors that the dividend to he on per cent
scni-annual basis.
The dividend declared yesterday is the first one
since tho reorganization Of the Union Pacihc about
ten months ago and T. applies to the six months
ending June 60. 1875 The announcement was ac-
cornronied bv the following statement OF returns
on which the dividend was declared
capitalization;
Common STOCK .............. Shl'"''"W
i'''''''' ''''" ''''''''''''' sias ooo ono 90
First mortgage bonds outstanding ...... @o"oo 90
Income ard Expenditures. January t"
5sse1, tro oger:,eo' main line s 5s * i e
Net receipts from operations ......... s3l5GlGl u
Miscellaneous income '' - W.
Available income .................... s27,2eoa7 I.
ADJUSTMENT VI I0a5als "a
paance. surplus exclusive ~ branch
mes T''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
MARINE TNTEILIGENC


Sunrise ~ Sunset - Moon II 30 Moons age
HIGE WATER TO-DAY
AM-sand, Hook a. H. COY Island Gal He'll Gate > 30
~ Sandy Hook y Gov Island l22 Hell cate = u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
Announcements

The nea collar.
& w "POYNETTE." f W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
F. Fl1Nrs FiNEF URNITUKR
OLD.TIME TOILET GLASSEo.

The French Of the sixteenth century NJ" uo,
,heir bcauty. one of these exquisite ,ollo'
glasses. mounted upon daintily drapen ,','. ~
inc table gives an air of richness anu p''"'' W.
the boudoir. ,,,,o of Fran.
4 nor,icnlaylv fine one is of the time OF ran,
cis ! in walnut; The supporting posts rchiy am .S
delicatcly carved and the mirror is tGpPru m,'n
n crest with two vigorously carved vi r,ir.
A Ioujs XVI i'm gold has Shieid-Shipcui i W.,
ror. surmountcd by gold wreath ana ni' Ioa .
and. at the base Of the supports az" nmI I'm.
dncnrotion Louis XIV designs in gold ana Ell
nirc designs in mahogany are as corre'' III
decoration. hi,, ava tho
In all. the designs and workmanship are ulie
host and the factory prices the lowes' p'''"'o
you
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these col:
smrs ure recommended 20 the seaueh ..
IIJL: TIiIBlNE US thoroughly r.nane. aha
hu.tpess car be done by mail WIKI ss -
yerttserr with perfect safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23

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Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-06-03
NOTICE to TEACHERS.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The place of holding the teachers
Institute for 1898 was left to the
members of our last institute, and
was decided by them in favor of
Grangeyille; Therefore I hereby an
nonnce that the Fourth Annua |
Teachers Institute for Idaho coun ty
will be held in Grangeyille, com
mencing July 18th and continui ng
five days. All teachers are required
by law to attend thess Institutes,
and | trust every Teacher in Idaho
county will make a point to do So
and aid in making it the most suc.
cessful one we have had. | have So
cured the survices of the Messrs.
Knepper of the State Normal school
and of the Inland Journal as con-
ductors, and hope to have the State
superintendent and Prof. Meurman
visit US during the Institute. The
public generally are invited, and
school Trustees especially. Dated
June 1st. 1898. Resp't,
w. N. SCALES,
Co. Sup't.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-06-03

The organizers are abroad in the
land.
DR.. j. w. vogle departed for Lew
iston Wednesday morning he will
make semiannual trips to this place
and is very successful in his treat
ment Of the eye.
The ST. Albert hotel is now one of
the most popular on the road from
Lewiston to Mt. Idaho, mine host
Rookie Understands how to cater to
the travelling public.
The last quarterly meeting for
the conference year will be held
this month. business session 17th.
at P. m. in the church, preaching
by the elder, Rev. F. A. Towner
Sunday evening at 8 o'clock follow
ed by sacramental service. A cord
ial invitation is extended to all.
William PITT, Pastor.
Buy j. l. Case Threshers, Horse
Powers and Engines, for information
and prices, address Driscoll and
Thompson, Genesee Idaho, agents
for Nez Perce, Idaho and Latah
counties. Sample machines, also
full line of EXTRAS on hand, also all
kinds lubricating oils:
We are in receipt of letter of
inquiry from man in Minnesota,
who states that himself and Several
other well-to-do farmers, having
heard of this famous country; con-
template purchasing homes here
this fall. They sent clippiog from
the REPORT, concerning d farm for
sale, hence the letter of inquiry.
We will soon get up circular let
ter concerning this country. and
give them free to all who desire to
send them back East to friends and
who desire to know
about the country in general way.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-06-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Registered at the ST. Albert since
Friday 9th ult.
J. L Eckett; w. Williams; H. Rob
ins, G. G.: Columbus, J. II. Richard
G. F, Simons, James Coomber,
four aboriginals, Archie Lee, Frank
Simou; Arthur Woodring, Geo s.
Bates; J. Fravne, w. Angel and
wife, VIM. Welchj AL. Greene; Cot
tonwood.
Mitchell, Denver; j. F. Arlington.
Salmon River; f. Warren, Mead
ows; Chas Brown; J. g. Manghmer,
Wilton Wis. A T. LeisAr and T. J.
Dufenbough, Coloma Mont. J. NJ
Dixon; reservation; Crawford Pal
ouse; A. Muller, Portland Ore; Ed.
B. Jones, Minneapolis, Mimi; Mrs.
A. N Ingram, Grangevilie; Geo. w
Morrison, Portland Ore.
VIM. H. Requa, Geo. F. Thatcher
Grangeville; d. B. Crawford, Pal
ouse; F. B. Nickelson, Florence /;
Justin Parsons, Kamiah; G. A.
Gordan, San Francisco. J. E. Ker-
Win, Florence; John Addison, w.
H. wolf, Lewiston Ed. Van Vorhis
and Henry Swanson, Colfax Frank
Riley, j; A. Everettj Denver; J.
Ordway, Portland.
Hugh Turner and T. B! Stillman,
l.. P. Clemans, Wardper. Il. N.
Baker, Portland Ore: Chas. Brown,
Lewiston; R. F. Watkin, Day ton,
Wash; Fred Nanny, Lewiston; DIR.
]. w. Vogre, Portland; VIM. Hahn
Chicago; F. 4. Beveridge, Michigan
4. Walker and T. 8. Plummet;
Florence; d. e. Lynch, Spokane;
g. A. Gordsn, San FRANCISCO; John
Addison, DC! and f. l.. Johnsonj
Lewiston; !. w. A.. Brockman; and OF
Q: Randall, Red Rgtk,