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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-15
HURT BY a POLE.

IDW MD LINEF.L RFNEI NIIS SCI
RIOUS INTERNAL INJURIES.
Edward Lingcl, n white man in tho
employ of the Bell Telephone Company.
was seriously injured yesterday morn
ing by telephone pole falling across
his body on Church street. beyond
Charlotte. He was carried to st. Vim
cents hospital. where he was given
medical attention. He was internally
injured. He was resting very we'll last
night, hut his injuries were serious.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-15
BIG THING FOR NORFOLK
Continued from First Page.)
THE DIPPING PROCESS.

The dipping vat consists of a large
wooden tank 80 feet long and about
feet wide, which is filled with the dip
ping fluid sufficiently deep so that when
cattle are put into it they are complete
ly immersed. They are driven through
Il narrow chute onto an inclined plat
cattle will slide down into the tank.
They swim through it and walk up an
inclined plane at the other end on to a
platform, where they stand long enough
for the surplus fluid to drain off ana
run back into the tank. Yesterday the
vat was filed with water and several
cattle put through to see how 1t would
work, and the result proved it a per-
feet success.
THE DIPPING FLUID.
The dipping iluid consists of a pre-
paratiOn of a petroleum product COM
bined with sulphur. AS result of the
experiments of the Government for the
past two years, the experts of the Blu
reau of Animal Industry unhes!tatingly
state that, LIST. "tickinfested Southern
cattle. If they have been entirely freed
from ticks, may be shipped Into the I'M
infected district and pasturcd for an in
definite length OF time, with susceptible
Northern cattle, without communi-
eating Texas fever to them"
Cd. dipping tick-infested cattle into
a saturated solution of sulphur in oil
will destroy all the ticks on the anil
mails no matter what state of
development the ticks may have
reached"
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Hampton normal, schoo,Anniver.,,,

Persons attending The anniversarv
exercises at Hampton Normal School on
Thursday, June 18th. can return TO
Norfolk by Old Dominion steamer
Hampton Roads," leaving Normal
School wharf at 5:45 D. m. ie25-1t
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Ia OR SALE. : $4,000 CASH = BI1AU-
~ uful French Walnut Upright Piano;
stand any OF our thunder storms: Not
Damaged by RAIN: has been used less
than GU days. A big bargain. PIANO
PAKLORS. corner CRANKY and Charlotte
jel3-St'
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W. may be secured by our aid THE
PAIENT RECORD. Baltimore. Md.
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w ANTED. - BY THE ELIZABETH
w City Buggy Co., a good buggy and
carriage trimmer. Address THE ELIZA
EE,rH CITY BUGGY CO., Elizabeth City.
N. e. jel5-lw'
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To tho National A.socio,ton or
Freight Agents.

Hearty welcomes meet you.
And Norfolk's hero to greet you
BY the Sea-
You have trlumphed over distance
BY your genius and persistence.
Til no problems her existence
That shall be.
See our marts all overnowing.
And earth's wealth our city stowin@
Soon We'll see. 's
The world. all mad. to enter
aer best port and chiefest center.
r0r kino nature here has lent her
The best harbor "by the sea"
HARRY HARRINGTON
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FOUND D.

~ OUND.-20 LOGS. PINE. AT MOUTH
II Tanners Creek. Address JOHN w.
WEST, Sewells Point 1c15-1w
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-15

A LIVE TEA AND COFFEE IMPORT-
IL Ing house wants travelling salesman
with established trado in this line to mi
vacancy In this territory. Address AMER
lCA MILLS, "A. 7G Murray street, New
York City. jeS-7t
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'"Tds worth n bag Of gold" This applies
with special force to Hoods SaryapariHa,
An,crica'a Greatest Medicine.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TINE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT
4 was the result of careful saving
on his mart You may likewise save money
II you Will give GRIGGS < GUY. Bran
blcton your order for groceries. Numsen's
Yacht Club Vinegar for sale.
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AGENTS WANTED.

MI A n T T. d = SEVERAL. EXPERT
w cnced Statesmen to work the Guick-
est and best selling article ever nut on
the market. Biz money In II for the
right men, Apply No. Gl0 Citizens Bank
pius' jcil-lw
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FOR RENT.


n OR RENT, = FURNISHED HOUSE
II on Colonial avenue for July. August
and September. Address COLONIAL"
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MY ANTcD AT ONCE. "A Girl, FOR
w general housework: highest salary
paid for right party. al2 W. Highland
avenue, Brambleton. it,
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

w ANTED. : SALESMAN THOR
w oughly acquainted with the grocery
trade In Norfolk and surrounding terri
terry TO handle our line of Mustards. Ca
sups. Plckles. etc. Address with refer
ence SUPERIOR PACKING CO.. Balti-
more. Md. jc15-3ts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WE CAN GET MORE MONEY FOR
w your goods than any other auction
eer in town Cons!gnments respectfully
solicited. Quick returns guaranteed.
Highest city reference furnished D.
NOTES G. CO., 95 Commercial Place.
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Nv ANTED. = YOUNG MAN WOULD
w like nice furnished front room;
West End. convenient TO business part OF
city; references furnished A. w. Vir-
Sinian-Piiot. jc15-3ts
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" ANTED. = GIRLS TO I,EARN
w SILK weaving: paid while learning.
Apply at factory. THE NORFOLK Silk
COMPANY, Lambcrt's Point. Va jel3-lw
ADY OF REFINEMENT DESIRES
- n position as housekcepcr IN a hotel
Address NJ. l.. D.. No. 5l6 Avon street,
Wilmington, n. {. jcl5-it.
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MAN OR LADY TO TRAVEL AND
JIS1 appoint agents. Established firm
So0 per month and all expenses to start
MFR, Box 39S. Philadelphia, Pa.
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w View for month OF July for lady
and child years old; state location and
terms. Address - this office. je15-St
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Y AIDES NEEDING TREATMENT
Ia for Irregularities. Leucorrhoca or
any other Ovarian Troubles consult DIR
JACKSON. 1l2 w. Mulberry street, Bal.
timore. Md. Private sanitar!um; trained
nurses.
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NV ANTED. YOUR ATTENTION. =
w USE PERFECTION GASOLINE.
STOVE TOPS. SAVES ONE-THIRD
burn. y long-felt need supplied. II. IL.
LGLLINSTON. Agent, POI Church street.
my16-1m
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" DUNG MAN. WITH BEST OF REC
ommendations, desires position as
clerk; thoroughly acquainted with ofiice
work. Address LOG. care Virg.nian- Pilot
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~ ~
j was tho result of careful saving
on his part. You may likewise save money
II you Will give GRIGGS 4 GUY, Bran
blcton, your order for groceries. Numsen'S
Yacht Club Vinegar for sale.
n, HE NATURAL SEQUENCE OF
L honesty Is confidence. No under
weights or UNDERWRITERS in food supplies
purchased from L. A; WHITE, Bramnie-
gar q speciality.
III OUND! a GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.
IL Anyone may have II by going to j.
r. PARKER fancy and yo staple Eu fr0%e ;n
egar for sale.
UNr ALL SAD WORDS OF TONGUE
or pen. the saddcst are these-it
might have been" Avoid useless regret
street extended. for groceries and Num-
sens Yacht Club Vinegar
YOU MAY BE Saving AT THE
d spigot and loosing at the bung."
Why not save ut both by dealing with L.
A. POWELL 6S High. headquarters for
egar.
IS A STITCH IN TINE Will SAVE
~ nine" If You call on WIN: II.
gGeepgg AND sfored
the worry you've had with inferior groce-
res. Numsen's Yacht Club Vinegar on tap.
6 TIME AGE OF REASON" PARKER
Il & ELLIS, 229 Church. demonstrate
grocery supplies from them. Numsen's
Yacht Club Vinegar always in stock.
n II L QUINTESSENCE OF WIS
J. dom: 10 know myself" but one
ceres for least money. ]. F. GORNTO G.
CO. Church street Is the place. They also
carry Nurlscn's Yacht Club Vinegar.
tVI ANDSOME is THAT HAND
III some does" You will he treated
handsomely at ]. II. l.. BURFORD' s.
LarnbeTts Point. Fancy and Staple Gro
Ger. Prices right. quality guaranteed.
Numsens Yacht Club Vinegar speciality.
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w ANTED.AT ONCE. = LADIES TO
w work In store and make themselves
generally useful, Apply at l.. RICHARD
SONS FAIR, q and 20 Commercial Place.
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:" ANTED AT ONCE. - a WOMAN
w to cook. wash and iron one that
Mrs l.. A. GUESS. 9 Arlington Place.
lily. ic15-3ts
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A GOOD HOME AND FAIR COMPEN-
~ sation for an intelligent white
woman to ASSIST In light houseix ep!ng in
small family. Address ii. X, V!rginian-
Fllot. ie15-3t
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ID EWARD.-ANY ONE HAVING ANY
LII hewn timber and re-sawn timber will
please deliver to Rark Chrysol:te below n
&c w. X. II. Bridge. and be paid for the
same or communicates with GS Roanoke
avenue. New Phone 1915. II. HITLAND
Master of Chrysoiite and agent for I'm
derwrlters. It,
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ID RADFORD'S DETECTIVE AGENCY,
I'D 13 Randolph street rear of Atlantic
Hotel. New phone CO.. Open day and
night. Thoroughly reliable, experienced
and confidential. je1l-1w
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FOR YOIrR

TN MAKING ROOM FOR YOUR
n spring furniture don't forget that you
can dispose OF your household effects TO
good advantage. Fair dealings only
Drop postal to d. NOTES e CO., %
Commercial Place. and have him call
Splendid opportunity for storing your fur
nture during summer nyl6-1m
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~ OR SALE. = ONE JERSEY COW.
a fresh and gentle: six years old. Ap-
ply $50 Chapel street. jel5-3t.
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BOARDERS,


"A PRIV ATE FAMILY WISHES SEW
IN eral boardcrs: good accommodations
gwen. Apply to COG Precursor street.
jel4-3t"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MT RS, FOREMAN. AN EXPERT
.lX1 enced nurse for sick persons or in
valids, can be found at % Maple avenue.
Brambleton. ie14-3t.
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n OR SALE. "A GOOD CIGAR STORE.
4 either Shoe Dressing Pnrlor. on Man
Apply to Mr. j. MlNUTOLO, caro- Pur-
pura Fruit Co.. 3l5 Main street. Norfolk,
Va. ~.
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NORFOLK DYEING. CLEANING
~ and Repairing Co..,Ladies' Suits
and pressed. 75c.. pants pressed ioc., car
pets n speciality. AL Main. New Phone 2OI
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ID LEAsANT FURNISHED ROOMS
4 with or without board at 2il Church
street. opposite St Paurs Church.
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w ANTlID. AT ONCE. A LADY TO
teach small children English and
music In private family: state salary. Adj
dress SEASIDE, care V.rgin:an-Pilot
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VIZ ANTED. = FAITHFUL PERSONS
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bona fide salary $3.50 a year and expenses
Reference. Enclose self addressed
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retary. ChicQSo. jcl5-lS-2t
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WANTED.

Position as Band Saw Filler by an ex-
pcricnccd man. Best references. Address
Lock Box 2ss. Elizabeth City, N. c.
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ID DOM WANTED.-wITH OR WITIF-
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3 ADIEsl Chlches,er's Ergish Pcnnyroyd Pills
70 pian se o B.1nd s.1a are the bsst ss R.s
for Iadi,s" by eSurn m a, ,,usj.'.
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w ANTED. - AN EDISON MIMEO
~ graph: state condition and price.
Address &C." Box l3. City. je1s-3t.
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49, " ~ ~ amounts: no DELAY.
easiest terms, LEO JUDSON. Academy
of Music building. marI-tf
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YOU MAY BE Saving AT THE
d spigot and loosing at the bung."
Why not save at both by dealing with L.
A. POWELL. 6S High, headquarters for
groceries and Numscn's Yacht Club Vim
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$4,000 To- Bo,,a HEMP on ON ,, THE Il T
Association plan. w. II. SARGEANT. Jr..
Room "a, Lowenotrg Bog. 1un12-lm
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..NT AN WANTS BUT LITTLE HERE
WI below" but he wants that iit;lc
good You can get the best of meats and
groceries At w. l., MARTIN. NO S Todd'u
block, Berkeley. also Numsens Yacht Club
Vinegar.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-16

Warrens in 1866. He revisited
this country about seven years ago
and even in those days the town
was SO different from what it is
now the two prospectors allowed
themselves to be persuaded to out
fit in Spokane, being told that there
was such a dense throng here that
nothing could be purchased save at
fancy prices.
Having compared prices both
Messrs. Farrow and Strang regret
their mistake as they find they
could have made a great saving
here and obtained far better
quality of goods.
In the matter OF horses they
found this particularly the case,
having had to pay from $15 to 1926
for their animals.
They will go into the Salmon
river country between the waters
of the south and middle forks, re-
naming all the summer. They
may work their way into the Hump
later on.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-16
Increased Gold Production.

While the increase of the worlds
production Of gold was in 1896
eight per cent, the increase in the
United States was twenty-five per
cent. The extent If gold bearing
territory in the United States is SO
great and the resources of the
known fields are SO well established
that it is safe to say that the aggre-
gate production of gold in the
United States, exclusive OF Alaska,
in the next twenty years will not
fall below, and will probably great
ly exceed, the astounding sum of
one billion dollars.
The recent discoveries in Alaska
and the Klondike indicate the
probability that one of the largest
and richest gold fields in the world
will be developed in that region, and
it is not improbable that it's output
will in few years equal the pres
ent production of the United States.
New processes have been adopted
and have made possible the profit
able working Of vast fields of low
grade ore hitherto Improbable,
and we are now fairly entering
upon the greatest era Of gold pro-
duction the world has ever seen.
The greatest gold producing
at present are the United
States, Australia, Transvaal and
Russia, these four producing about
three-fourths of the total product,
from one-quarter to one-seventh
each. Russia probably has the
richest mines-those that will last
the longest and produce the largest
total-of those now worked but rs
they are not "free," but the pri-
vate property of the car, very lit
lie attention is paid to them.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-16

Phenomenal Values Iorth u Bllilo
Hump.

Five hundred dollars to the ton
is certified by Frank Reed, the
assayer to be the value contained
in samples submitted by Dan
Greenwalt Wednesday.
This rich rock was taken from q
location made by MessiH. Green
walt and Ayote on Twenty Mile
creek due north of Buffalo Hump,
q locality impossible at present to
reach on horseback.
"We started on the 10Th of May
and returned on the 9th of this
month, said Mr.. Greenwalt speak
ing of the strike this morning.
eve had no tools with us save
such light implements as we were
able to take in on our backs. Our
packs and horses we were obliged
to leave at Crooks Basin on Johns
Creek. This necessitated a walk
of % miles through the snow.
"rhe ledge we discovered is
about 30 feet wide and crops out
80 as to be traceable 1900 feet. On
the surface rock pans free, but be-
low, SO far as we could get without
proper tools, it appears to be base,
mostly hematite and sulphide.
While the bulk Of the ledge will
probably prove low grade, that it
bears a rich pay streak is proven
by the assay. \ ($54S. 16 gold to the
ton.
II am sending out number Of
men to open up the ledge. They
can get in with their horses and
packs within from 6 to 10 miles Of
the location.
I'm order to get to this region
you take Frank Browns new trail,
through the Big Cove, till you get
to the Blue ridge at Johns creek.
Then you take the old trail above
the Twenty-Mile diggings."
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-16
From Salmon River.

A correspondent writing from
Lucille on June 5, says:
"The Black Jack, Mckinley,
Fiddle Creek and numerous other
mines are showing up the best ore
samples that l have seen, and I be-
lieve that this will make one of the
best camps on Salmon river with
out doubt.
"Work upon the famous Black
Jack claim is suspended for the
present, pending negotiations for
the bonding or sale Of the property.
Will write you later when anything
in regard thereto happens.
at is stated upon good authority
that the Blue Jacket mine of Nor
ton & johnson, near this place, has
been bonded to the De Lamar COM
pany, whose representative came
out today.
"The latest strike of note here
was made few days ago on the
Rata claim Of John Mclaughlin,
situated on the divide between
Chair and Fiddle creek. have
in my possession specimen of the
rock therefrom in which the gold
is plainly visible to the naked eye
and l believe Mr.. Mclaughlin has
just gone out to your place with
quite a lot of good sample ore, sc
doubtless you will have a chance
to judge it for yourself. The first
location in this the Simpson dis
trict, was the famous Rubber Neck
on Fiddle creek, near here, discov.
cred on the 18th of last March
Since then stalking claims has been
the order of the day. OF course
the main drawback has been q lack
of capital with which to do de-
velopment work, for lie it known
that this is essentially a community
of prospectors, all of whom have te
depend upon their calling for a liv.
ing and none Of them are able te
do much in the way OF develop.
ment till some sales are made OF
capital becomes interested" r.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-16
Booming Weiser

A private letter from =,
friend in Weiser says:
"The long anticipated rail-,
north from Weiser has finally !,
shape in earnest. The H.
Idaho & Northern have o,.s
about 20 miles of their linz
the ties and rails are laid Il, !.
eral miles. The construc,im
is kept busy forwarding sunni
They expect in a few DAYS to \
mence track laying at the rate
mile a day. l learn from the
gineers that it is the intentio,
run the road on the north s;d
the river, which would leave \
bria and Council in the cold.
"The company is making al
extensive improvements in Ws2
in the way of side tracks, "
houses and depot buildings
terms and water tanks, etc.,
everything is of the most subs
tial nature. We old-times ,
hoping to live long enough to n
direct connection over this ID
with our old friends in Grangeyi
"a great many prospectOn I
outfitting here for the Seven Dsv1
Buffalo Hump, Warrens and "
northern mining camps, WI
creates quite a demand for wi
horses and pack ponies, and ID
seems no limit to the supply.
eve are all anxious for thsI
turn of our soldier boys from \
Mia. 1t seems a miracle thatth
have SO far escaped without
scratch. Our boys We're with 4
ton on his 100 miles march throw
the jungles and rice swamps I
were in % engagements.
"Young Woodson Jeffreys
of our pioneer citizen, Sol. NJ
freys, was in one engagement I
ing which his gun got so hot
would not work. A compsli
was shot down by his side. He,
changed guns with his dead q
panion and rushed forward toll
front. Our volunteers have d
old Idaho proud and made a red
which we stay-at-homes should
preciate. -
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-16

Flynn d the CrackeI,.t
Brothers Of Moose a.

Ciaud Flint is in -
Hump. He is one q ~" !,
81 the Crackerjack. r. a
the property appears !.
with depth and that tho .
shifts now working on IN 4.
Just as soon as the t"'
reached about double ; y.
length, which is aboat g
feet, a large force Of NV sss'
put on, and development a
commence in earnest est
ting will then be in or,le. ~
other tunnel driven.
Mr.. Flint further stat. !. i
trail !. to The Hump is pss., Isl
soft. The couple Of 1 S,;.asl
that have just been e,s snt
have played havoc with N X
Charles and Max P; W.
owners OF the Moose croa,.
are IN town. Mr. G. P. R;ss.. }.
gave the following informs 'tia'
corning those valuable n,oas''!
'The gold four d is fa aJp
though not coarse in tha !,
nuggets, running from -. sn
grain of wheat down. a
per cent is recovered from a. Az
der current tables. It's ,',j
about $3.50 in the bar May 1s'
present equipment, the ou "s'
its gravel, and the faciliti;s sa Y
ed by it's grade and du Inn :
Moose creek placers are in X a
one OF Idaho county's reliaha
ducers, that has a history h.,
it and ahead of it," ~
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-16

A letter from Warrens states that
the state road from Salmon river
to Warm Springs and Warrens is
now open for travel and pack
trains are coming into the camp
daily. The spring has been very
backward and lots of snow is still
left, but there is plenty of grub
and whisky in camp.
The Boise Sentinel, the leading
light Of Populism in Idaho, has
suspended publication.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-16
Keuterville Kinks,

Riggs Bro. s intend to shear their
sheep at Cooper's next week.
Raymond Bartlett, of Westlake,
delivered load Of freight to Grew
ing, Monday.
The polls were not opened for
school election Monday, no one
being in attendance until after time
for opening the polls.
Frank Clark has the lumber on
the ground to build a house.
George Terhaar, A. G. Gentry,
Joe Nuxoll and Archie Lee are
hauling lumber.
G. r. Roberts has rented II. w.
Tefft's place and will not 70 east
this season.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-16
AS Others See Us.
KELLOGG, Idaho, June

KELLOGG, Idaho, Junea
EDITOR FREE Press: The n
of June 2 just received. All
numbers, except that Of May
have come to hand, and | am
to miss even one issue, and
ask you to send me one Of
date. / send the Press to IT'D
in California who are very q.
interested in your country.
members of my family start
your place this month.
Very truly yours,
N. J. KELLo&