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Smaapiuf.

DU. 9(els CutH9lDH ira plVHluEIV
Rcd refer imorstn mso en- 9ogrldbs
ming Ssits til 5iuOIsp q. Dat, Bpor
ban oiI iGlse benz.
- 3obr aittsIsbp fra Gdlmar, iont
/ en- lang Rrtts al gdr par 0sputp
Glert oi Courts for Winnsibeit 60,
bar gjsrnsm 9onsrssmnno Sdussn
fo1t aniGtt.Iis / aupitOlbpsningen
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aongr.smuRo Sausen fra
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Tom / 5rsoags for at ooerpGrs Gus
rsn"s SubilGumsfet.
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@etsitobsIitsnfe: Somes 3. Sobolit
os RO'a 9oIsnta; Sam Soion og
2ena Rtttslfon; Sepsr Suutsoabl og
Bel asIfon.
49, Wrs. Sui amunoien ira Rortbs
tpoOo, Soma, er pau 9sisg Dos SIR. og
hrs. Gb. gitsnIon. Wrs. Qmunos
ion sr ct Ssftenosburn df Wtrs. 9ften'
ion.
- Gbriitsu Stsnsrobosn % Ssitss
rem RrS. Sobn Soften fro Grant Co.,
Winn, % Rrs. anorsD 3bOreion
fra Sttsr Suil So. Tom forlsosn pud
8sisg til Slrgt % gumls 9ienots /
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0eIeaat til Spnobemsost pau Spring
8rpbe.
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fsgts meo BET famine "9scorubspos
item" Sun OptBite, at ben SObn ROns
ion, ION for en- 2io iibsn gioroe idas
bdnt Opituos | plymouth Rod. snbnu
lite bar fatttt, men at man moi bapoe
6dab on at fad fat | BAN. Ssitsr,
ION ban reiits afiteb meo, Tom tilbu9s
ire 0ugs fenere, pg MonIOn Ttal o9s
iad bGre feet / Smsgnen. Gan iu9oe
ogfua, at WOnion forisgte pua at ilua
WtrS. ellington, men at Mr. Gq'ngs
ION iii ufoGraet Sla9et msb 9%dunoen.
Wonicn bupbs ben Dag oRrst / GrsstO,
% for ban reiite bib, bapbs ban iugt,
at ban oiloe britts fig fuIb, og noas
ban Tom tilbags, ituIbs not nogsrGoer
faa SuIing.
STUDENT g. q. Sagsn, ION i
1896 araousrsbe fra Qutber Golsee %
Iom Iioen bar ituoeret peo Sobns Sop
Inns l~lnipsriitp / Baltimore, Ro., bar
'aat ct "5sQoDibip" pau $500. Sibfte
III ban iOm betienot ct S6olar.
Dip.
mrs. Suliu sobiaTons8iermp
ira armitrng er Der puu 8sisg hos fin
Oe Ssitsnos.
- GmiI gsisln srabuerer otn 14o.
os. fra Rensielusr Polpte6nit Smith
tuts / 9rop, q. g., og 6Iir Tibet
Sruoen "GiOil engineer" DIR. 2ls,
Isln par en- at ire Stuoentsr al ben
1raouerenoe 9ldsis, ION blsp paIgt til
Nsolsm at SOrsninesn Sigma I'll, en-
uomsrtelie, iom er msgst panItslig at
opnaa.
- 0ommsr Go. 9arIiman, fom
bosos / 0scorab fra 1853 til 1860,
bsbe fprleOen Dag / SiOur Sails,
bpor ban bar buet / lang 9io. afz
bsoe bar en- SIN uf Or. 9urliman.
ipm osoe Der for ct Bar Oar fioen.
Wrs. g. U. Wtlett reifte fioIte
lae iii SItsn for at beisgs Slpgts
hinge ce S~etjsnbts fra sdmle 9age.
Ssnnsn Rep. Or. 8iQstt leofaqeoe
bsnoe til Gbitugo.
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G. Bite ri iuuae bill
I'm "eureH~ I 5erprab iii:
"a "surer~ fan innas iom Taa.
Zen bar iiuuaet I iemspastnue War.
or. Sadpis er isrTie EeHu.
? Sanp bar hau altib pRrt nor.
Gar i~iuuaet I Sar o.. BAR.
gtiaIecr BAN sanserres Gar.
enloOrien sr oaiaa Tenor.
aaH ipugs. tGut. "Eoiun ans 9pt~,
"a -Sosel paa eiubeautn".
ca tar &c Iiot mere. ia pih.
"a 9arieu er mrast then,
SaH iSlger 10 Osiaa mto 4iOeH
can ipuse Ton anbeu Ieuor.
% tar bet uit tart al fin Nor.
% SOlm ban CT isris soitu.
gan areier 10 10 ben aIlas'en.
cans Stemms CT runo OF net,
% aIOrts blipcr ban irrt.
Ga snHues er gIicu ben auSen,
Nee 5Sieist SiIGa men thar ganosu.
Radr I gauoen IN Ter noals Carer.
Ia lpt, % Su hsrer, bet purer.
Carl Rannsrup-.
Sst blsp NOT opsr Ribnat, for Sans
ssrns Tom til Ro.
5rscu9 5urmioods 81. 10 fob
8Osne f9roie uoenfor Sopeotpartsret
for at fsre SiaItsrns omtrins i gp os
Smssn os iiben uo til gicnie' 8run.
ben. Ranes at be bsfsaenos Sansere
blep iau inotut | DEBORAH, at be 1T COB
emit til at Fptt, berh.b. eonsset %
bets gslisssnbeo beunbrsbes af ale.
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Eli HGn9iel iii Mar

blep forleben Dag al 0pmitolsn |
Wooend / ben iiciliunife Yrppius Spras
cuie osmt ben berpqrenbe Ibpos
tat Gupo Salpdtore. Ssnne !S9bsrs,
manb bupbe sisnsnm en- Sio at fitrt
aar msb en- rent ub p~ibunbsrlie Be-
banoisbeo fsrt fine 8lisntsr bag Gpisi
ug brast Retspeienst Der paa Steost /
ben itsrfte uoroen, iost ban pad en- bel
Del aitftpttsr, 0u%mfaIbeli.r p.i.r.
hapoe ftrepet ale muliee lInbsrifrifter,
iadiom pr9fioentsns % 9ommsrenS,
ben oFentlise antldeers og Retsnotas
rens Napne, msb en- fabian S9rbig,
beo, at bisie !Serrer life bst9ntts ia ct
eneite Sieblit paa at fprfbns Sorfdlfs
ninserne m.o Rstsieslet. Gnbslig Tom
mar unber 9eir meo bans 3nsb, pe peo
Observation-Disclosures tunos man paa'
pife life minbre enb 70 Silf9lbe al
Misunderstanding. Sfslss 2unbslopsn
sr Winimumsitrdfen for fabian Spr,
brpoelis tire Qurs Sansisl, og b.rtil
osmte ogiua 9omitplsn BAN for ben
fsrfte at bisie Sorbrboelisr. 9lf Wilb:
bebsbenipn bleo ban for bper al be sbs
rise u 5orsaaslier tun ibsmt Salps
belen at MinimumsitraHen s1sr Is
Mdaneoer. alt / alt blep iaalebea
Strafsn Ill 4ar! 219 gar Iom
StraHen egentlig ftulbs bGrst, fanbt
0omitolen meb rette piIbe bore bel
baarot.
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Ssbsfalo.

Rsouttsr u. &. gaiIeD mpbtos /
Srsoags bet isrssItge 9uofab, at
bans rlofts SIN Charles 3uppsr Bat
lsp bar bpo puu 81. Marps 9oipital
| Sancod, Mt6., bpor ban bdpoe li9s
get ing at pnsumpuiu O9 en- Sompris
tation al andre Sbeoomms.
afopos par febt / 9ecorab / Sc
bruar 1862 os potssbe up % boeoe
Der til 1887, oa ban fIpttsoe til SuuIt
ct. Marie, Wti9., bpOr ban fit ans
i9tteIie / ben Rational 9ant, Iom
Spt9erfaoersn Sbeo. 9uroid Tommeu
meb andre 5prrstningSmGno oprets
teos Der. 6sr ban fIpttsbe bsrop, 6aps
be ban pGrst 9eputp 9oitmeter / De,
corab Og 9sItprsr al 8sitern Union
SsIssropb Cos Sprrstnin9 Der. San
bar osiaa en- Sto MsbIsm af Sirmuet
VI. &. 8dtlsp &c Son, llogiosre al
"8ecorub Rspubltcan." Den ABE
September 1886 blsp ban p9tepiet til
Warp u. guroid, GIoits 9atter al
Sheo. guroid, iom mso oeres 8 gsrn,
2 Ssrner og en- 0attsr, Dor / DECO.
rub.
Su ben parfsamsritanfe Sric
b.sprbts, lob ban zig bpsrps / bel
Safe Wi6isur Regiment os blsp er
Sio .ft.r uonGpnt iii Glert for 8ens.
raj 0uHin, bpiItsn Sitting ban inbs,
bapbe irbttl ben Worssn, od Slaost
pso Santiago bsgprots. 5an opfagoC
oa lin Sitting for at O9re mso 8a,
merat:rns o9 bsltass / bisis minosoGr,
ot9s Samps, pg ban bar mso belle 81,
ben, og bar lite Ing en- snsIts Dag, 70,
ban Tom bi.m til Ri9igun. San fta'
ogfoa BABE DGret ben ensite Manb
belle Rsgimsntst, ipm life bar ibg IN,
Der 2etrliOst uoenfor Staten. Site,
Sismtomitsn til Calumet bleu ban on,
srsbst at Sober Og Iau ips en- sib
bIsD frtff igisn, men If ct siIbaae,
taIo, ION bolbt ban iii Ssneen / Ian,
gsrs Sto. 5 iiOitIsosn Rppembsl
Raunsb blsO ban ~dImsnitrst mso Rs.
9tmsntst og bar fibsn OpboIbt ia
Sault Ste. Wdri..
SibFts Sirsous III TamiIien timber
refining ON. at ban par ing iaisn, mel
ingen ansoe, at 9soer bar faa na,
forsitadsnoe. s Ssnodas bleO ban I'M,
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pdd SOloatsrnes 8rappIaos / gdlu,
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bar pGrst bsors tisnot % mere afboIb.
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hGpbe 1T Siem Der. 6an par en- elf,
pGrbig % beguOst Wano, Tom bupos b
beoits uoiiqtsr for en- gIimrenos Srem,
tio, men bet ubsIoige 8untforetaosnb,
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S~HOfposlis babe poa bans % FIsre on,
ores StOsOtrts, Og hans tiolias Bort.
gang bar ct tur9t Stag for bans ia,
mile, 9dmIs 5orGIors % Ssfsnbe.
UHan bar bersgnet, Of oer Fnoes 144C
Wstlionsr arOnsr / Cub og Supsls,
nnn 6nhets @rrh R.,..n . T.
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WIan bar bsrsanet, Of Der Fnoes 144O
gItItonsr arOnsr / Cub % SupsIsr
pad !SdDsts Suno / Rutsn msqem Gnos
lamb Os SuOisn.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-27
Denver Items.

w. B. Patterson Jr. left
Monday to attend college and
finish his study of medicine.
]. Cross and family have
moved to Dayton, Wash.
H. Kuther had a force of
men engaged the past week
laying water pipe to his place
of business, connecting with
the town reservoir.
Mrs. II. Faulkner returned
from California last week with
two adopted boys
]. d. Davis and family re
turned from Spokane Exposi.
ton and other points rear
there, having driven by team
the whole distance. They
were accompanied on their re.
turn trip from Palouse City
by Miss Lydia Davis, a neice,
who will make a protracted
visit.
G. f Wasem has construct.
ed a fine dwelling on his ranch.
w. p. Hayden has disposed
of his entire crop of headed
grain to the Jones Bros. to
feed 10 cattle.
f. E. Risley is getting along
as well as could be expected,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-27
MARSHALL LAKES RICH ORE
Owner in the Rich Strike Graphically
Describes the Find.

James McGrane, one Of the own
ers in the property where the late
strike was made at Marshall lake,
in speaking Of the discovery to a
Press reporter today, said: My
partner, Sherwood McGibbon, and
Isaac Maxwell made the discovery
about the latter part of August and
at that time we did not realize how
rich the property was, notwith-
standing the fact that the surface
showings showed all the way from
So to $50 in gold, with II ledge
three and one-half feet wide, but
as they attained depth in the de-
velopment of the 10-foot hole, the
averages commenced to increase
until now we are getting the rich
gold rock which l exhibited on my
return, which it would be useless
to have assays on as it is half gold,
but one of the poorest pieces which
l brought out netted IS, $40. In
the group there are six claims, Of
which three claims are located on
the rich ledge spoken of and three
on a parallel ledge, which is also
very rich. / have been informed
by old timers that there has never
been in the history of this entire
section so rich discovery made.
The ore is essentially free milling
and some Of the selected specimens
will go up in the hundreds OF
thousands. Where the discovery
was made the ledge widens out
showing two well defined walls,
and as l have heretofore mention.
ed, three and one-half feet of solid
gold ore between them. The walls
are porphyry and granite and the
gold is found in an iron stained
quartz. There is a magnificent
tunnel site where the discovery
has been made and the ledge can
be tapped at almost half pitch. 1t
is about seven miles from the War
rem state wagon road and about
three miles from Marshall lake, in
northeasterly direction"
The ore exhibited by Mr.. Me-
Crane is the same as was shown
to the PRESS man by Mr.. Wheeler,
of the Hiyu mine, Florence, whose
interview appeared exclusively in
the Press Of recent date, and is
simply wonderful, being spattered
all over with free native gold, 1t
crumbles in the hand, leaving the
gold alone, and another piece is a
white iron stained quartz. The
ledge has been followed through
an entire claim and has been un.
covered in several places, showing
the continuity OF the ledge.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-27
keuterville Items.

A g rand Harvest ball was
given Tuesday evening in the
school house, Keuterville. AS
mostly all of the threshing
crews had returned the turn.
out v as large and a good
time G Generally was had.
The Chase Bros. having
purchased the sawmill outSt
which was rejected by Messrs.
Bieker & Berger, started in
with the assistance of the
agent, MIR. Mckay, to put it
in place, when soon, a conflict
of judgment caused a personal
conflict, in which some of the
boys received a rather warm
receipt ion at the hands of the
agent before he left, but no.
body seriously hurt.
Qui tie number of young,
husky looking strangers are
sizing up Keuterville with a
view to logging and other
timber contracts for the winter.
A public PERCEPTION" ball
will be given in the school
house, keuterville, on Friday,
Nov. 3, in honor of Bunker
Eller. The finest classical
music has been secured for
the oo casion, and a general in
vitatio IN is kindly extended,
not on ly to all the disciples of
Terpsicore, but 10 the many
patriots who watched the for
tunes Of the boys j, the Phil
ippines with interest.
FIR, d Wright his purchased
a fine H. P. drag saw and
carria ge; he has already con.
tracts for 200 cords of stove
wood and proposes 10 cut up.
ward of 1000 cords this winter.
Fro m present appearances
II. A. Growing is going to !
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-27

and II. Kingsmil of British
Columbia. They were look
ing for property in this dis
trict and were astonished at
the magnificent showing of
mineral. Mr.. Sweeney in par
ticular could not understand
how a district so accessible
and offering so many oppor-
tunities for acquiring promis-
ing properties had been SO
long overlooked by mining
men and promoters. He pre-
dicted that Newsome district
would astonish the world by
its output of free milling ore in
a few years.
While the territory in the
vicinity of the Iron Crown has
all been taken up, there is
plenty of ground close by that
is yet INDICATED and ought to
be good territory and pros
pectors who overlook this dis
trict will regret it in the near
future.
The warm rains of the past
few days have taken off all
the snow in this immediate vi.
cinity but there is plenty
around the Mountain house.
The roads are in very bad
shape, being full of chuck.
holes. HALE.
Oct. 22, 1890.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-27
with his attack of fever.
There is an unusual amount
of travel to Stuart of late.

Win HIS ATTACK OF lever.
There is an unusual amount
of travel to Stuart of late.
10 people unacquainted
with the situation it seems an
easy matter to construct a
railroad up onto Camas Prair.
lie, but the engineers state it is
a very difficult piece of engi-
neering work. From mouth
of Cotto nwood to Denver they
have 70 overcome 1900 feet.
Grange vile is 3IS feet higher
than Dc nver. .Stuart's eleva.
tionis l 900 feet, 400 feet above
Lewiston, so that building
from Lewiston to Stuart, 10
miles, they have to overcome
only 40 o feet; from Stuart to
Denver, a distance of p miles
by sur vey of railroad. they
have to overcome 1900 feet.
1t is an easy matter to figure
out why they are spending so
much money to find the best
grade. The location of the
line up Cottonwood creek
alone cost $4,000. They
will probably spend twice that
much more to definitely deter
mine a permanent line. Reli-
able advices state the line is
now located as far as mouth of
Three Mile creek, and con.
strnction will soon commence.
We are also informed by au.
thentic persons that the South
Fork line, located by Mr..
Clark this year, will also be
constructed to the Hump next
spring, if not sooner. Presi.
dent \ ellen is expected to
person. ally take a view of the
compli cations now existing on
the ri yer, in getting onto
the Prairie.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-27
ORDER OF sALEoF REAL ESTATE

In the Probate Court of Idaho county, State
of Idaho.
In the matter of the estate of Mangnus Jor.
ensOn. deceased.
Notice 10 hereby ri en- that in pursuance of
an order OF the Probate Court of Idaho county
State OF Idaho made on. the 30th day of August
1879 in the matter of estate of Mangnus Jorpen,
son, deceased. the undersigned, the admins.
traitor Of the said estate, will sell at private sale
to the highest bidder for cash and subject IN
confirmation by said Probate Court on or after
saturday, the 23rd day of Sept, 1899. nj IN
O'Clock a. IN. at the residence Of said Andre W
Joreenson two miles west of Denver. Idaho
county, State of Idaho, all the right, title. in.
tercst nnd estate N the said Mangnus Jorren.
son ut the time OF his death, and all the right
title and interest that said state has by opera
ton Of law or otherwise acquired other thsp or
in addition TO that OF the said Mangnus Jorgen.
son at the time OF his death, in and to all those
certain lots pieces parcels of land situated in
scribed MS follows, to:wit: The west u of the
NV 4 Sec. % and i ofNE a See. so ~ 81 n
RI p n and the E Il of the Nv u of Sec. %
sw y Sec q Tpsl NRl NJ containing NJ ~: ss,,
acres. wv
Terms and conditions of sale: Cash upon
confirmation of sale by Probate Court
ANDREW JoRGENsoN
Admir- Of estate of Msngnus Jorgenson. de.
ceased wv
Dated this 18th day of Sept. 1899 l5-l7
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-27
School Mos.

Quite a numbc of new pu
pills entered the school this
week, among them being Eth.
ell Cowan, Loney Culley and
Grace Hall in Miss Plummer's
room; May Vinson and Gertic
Cowan in Mrs. Spedden's
room and Bessie Cowan in
the High school.
The c. l.. S. held it's first
meeting in the High schoo
room on Friday eve, and the
debate: Resolved, that war
in the Philippines is a just
war, led by Fred Mckinney
and Clement Hanna on the az.
firmative side and Ralph
Telcher and Reuben Overman
on the negative, was decided
by the judges in favor of the
affirmative. We all agree
that the first meeting was a
decided success.
The library in connection
with the High school has been
patronized very literally by
the pupils, sixty.two books
having been drawn during the
past week.
Mrs. Jones was a visitor at
the High school thi, forenoon.
The smallpox scare has
nearly depopulated the school,
causing an absence of eighty.
seven pupils today.
MYRA WOOD
MYRTLE TELCHER
Editors.
Oct. rs, 1900.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-27
Mt. Idaho School Notes..

Those melancholy days
are here, the saddest of the
year.
Masters GLAND Michael and
Harry Brown, who have been
on the sick list the past week
are again at their desks.
The Principal and assistant
were busy last week gatherin G
specimens for their classes in
Elementary Science.
With the introduction of a
school society, school song,
school colors, school yells,
school historian, school drum.
corps, school library, ETC.,
aren't we'uns little on the
progressive?
The members of the E. l..
,. Will give an entertainment
on Friday eve, Nov. 10, for
the purpose of raising funds to
purchase books for the school
library. After the rendition
of a short program, baskets
will be sold. Everybody in.
vited.
Several necessary improve
ments have been made in and
around the school house late.
ly, placing the Mt. Idaho
building as first in rank of
equipment of any building of its
size in the state.
REPORT FOR SEPTEMBER.
No. enrolled Gram Dept .....,. ...=........ u
Average belonging ... 10
- att. nding " IL
Percentage of attendance .. az
No. enrolled Primary Dept. .-......-... 81
Average No. belonging 80. ..-5............ 81
:. attending .. 10
Percentage Of attendance .,.., ....,..4..... %
GERTRUDE ALEXANDER.
Editor and Reporter.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-27
REPORT FOR SEPTEMBER.
GERTRUDE ALEXANDER.
Editor and Reporter
Deafness Cannot he Cured

by local applications. as they cannot reach the
diseased portion oi the ear. There is only one
way to cure deafi,ess, and that is by constitu.
tonal remedies: Deafness is caused by an In
iiamed condition of the mucous lining of the
Eustaehian Tube. When this tube gets IN
fAmed you have rumbling sound or imper
iect hearing, and when il is entirely closed
deafness is the result and unless this inflam.
NATION eau be taken out and this tube restored
To It's normal condition, hearing will be de.
stroyed forever: nine eases out of ten are
caused by eatarrh. which is nothing bnt an in
named condition of the mucous surfaces
We VIII give One Hundred Dollars for any
case OF Deafness, caused by catarrh, that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh cure send for
circulars, free,
+ j. CHENEY Il ca, Toledo O.
Sold by all Druggists Toe
Halls Family Pills are the best
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-27
.NEWSOME CREEK DISTRICT
Is Nov Attracting The Attention Of The
MINING World.


eve of a great boon is conced-
ed by every mining man who
has taken the time to examine
the wonderful showings made
in the many properties on
which development work has
been prosecuted to any extent.
Attention was first attracted
to Newsome by the action of
Messrs. Campbell and Nc.
Leod, two we'll known and
conservative mining men,
when they secured 100 acres
of land adjoining the celebrat-
ed Iron Crown mine on the
south. They spent several
weeks looking over the ground
and became convinced that a
series of blanket veins travers-
ed this section and that by
sinking a shaft all the contacts
could be cut and drifts run to
prospect them in an intelligent
manner. The outcome of
their action was the organiza.
ton of the Gold Crown Con.
M. & M. Co., and work was
Immediately commenced and
has been diligently prosecuted
ever since. On two of their
claims, the Gold Point and the
Dalles, they have encountered
the first contact and have pay
ore. Manager Campbell ar
rived here Thursday, bringing
Surveyor w. H. Hill with
him, and is now having sur
veys made for patents and in
forms your correspondent tina
the company is immediately
going to let two contracts 0
100 feet each, of shaft worl
and that development will b.
rushed all winter.
The fve.mile ditch 70
Wells s. Judges stamp mil
will be completed in the mex
ten days. The mill site ha
been cleared and a road bull
to the mine. Lumber is alst
on the ground and before TIL
machinery can get here in tn
spring the buildings will b
ready to receive it. At tn
mine the ore bins are full G
high grade ore and vast bod
les are exposed in the work
ings.
| am informed that the frs
payment has been made o.
the Lookout and that the bal
ance will be paid the goth @
November. This propert
bids fair to surpass the Iro
Crown in riches. The vein i
we'll defined and panning ind
Gates that the ore carries goo,
values. 1t is the intention @
the purchasers to erect a mill
There are prominent min
ing men now in the district Sc
curing all the property the,
can get hold of. One combi
nation has already secured Is
claims by bond and location
and are looking for more.
The Wells & Fudge claim
Lookout, Harry, Griffith, Nc
Dnffie, First Chance, Gole
Crown Co., and the IS claim.
above mentioned, all lie or
Iron Crown hill and embrac,
the territory under which lie
the blanket lodges.
Thursday our camp was
greatly wrought up over the
! arrival of M. ]. Sweeney, r.
i III Bartlett. Chas. Douohertv
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-27
NOTICE or PROBATE OF WILL
STATE OF IDAHO.
County of 1dso.

STATE OF IDAHO,
County OF 1dso.j
In the probate court OF said county: in tn,
matter OF the estate Of Jack Evans, deceased.
Pursuant to an order of said conrt, made nm
given that saturday the 18th day of Noyember
1879, at 10 o'clock a. m of said day, at the conrt
room of said court in the town of Mt Idshn
county OF Idaho, has been appointed rs the
time and place for proving The will Of sa;d
Jack Evans. deceased. and for hearing the nm
plcstion Of Charles Flynn for the issuance Il
him of letters tcstameiitary, when and where
the earne.
Dated the 18th day of October 1899.
JOSEPH X. VINCENT.
22'2i Ex-Ofiicio Clerk.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-27
Idaho People Interested.

Cottonwood, Idaho, Oct. IL,
1S99.-R Rics of this town says:
81 was troubled with dizziness on
rising in the morning. but since
takiug a bottle of Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla ] have never been bothered in
this way.n
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-27
Auditors and Treasurer's
Quarterly Report.

TO the Hon. B GARD OF County Commissioners
OF Idaho Cou nty, Idaho:
GENrLEHgS:-W herewith submit our re-
port for the quar- ter ending October 2. 1899:
Audit RS state ment o warrant expenditures.
Current Expense Fund
CLARK nd RanOrdar'R
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-27
Motto g..

Saw and grist mill for sale. In
first class condition, located at
kamiah. Fine opportunity for
right man. For terms and partic-
nlars address Felix Corbett, Kan
iah, Idaho.
Oct. Fl, 1899. dwtf