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The San Francisco call., 1899-04-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Typewriter in good condition; any
make cheap for cash; Oliver preferred; state
price Box 903 Call office.
SCRAP iron brass and copper bought: coun-
try trade solicited S. F. l. Y. 204 Mission.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-10

HELP WANTED-MALE.
WANTED-Coachman, $50 and found; English.
Scotch Irish gardener, $50 and found 3
more quartz miners, g day and board; 8 coal
miners; 10 laborers, country. 81 20 day; butcher
boy SIS and found; choremen, farmers and
others. Apply to J. T. CROSETT & CO., 62S
Sacramento st.
WANTED-Man and wife, private family $40;
walters and others. Apply to ]. f. CROSETT
& CO., 62S Sacramento st.
c. r. HANSEN & co., Phone Grant 1875
......OFFICE OPEN MONDAY, Z A. M.
Transfers and laborers.. free fare
Laborers, ship Monday. ........ Mountain road
Daborers, Valley road ............ Ship Monday
A gang of laborers to build wagon roads and
work around a reservoir, long job, fare soc,
ONCE lee 81
mixers different counties $25 and found.
farmers and choremen. S25 $40 and $15......
Carriage painters, 81 so day. country; ranch
blacksmith; vegetable gardener, $40; metal
buffer. 81
Teamsters, city work 81 70 a day.............
Second cook $50; night cook, $50; broiler,
500; second cook, country hotel S35; potwash-
er, hotel, north,
Neat bellboy with references, hotel. S15. and
others. C. r. HANSEN & CO., 104 Geary.
FIRST CLASS polisher for laundry. c. r.
HANSEN & CO., 104 Geary st.
WANTED-Cook with SIPS as partner in res
taurant doing good business. Apply 21O Town
Sand st
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-10

YOUNG German nursegrl and also young sec
ond girl $40 and S12. MRS. LAMBERT, 41S
Powell
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-06

on the part Of our citizens vh.
are too liberal-minded to perm,
such a valuable institution as on.
band to be broken up for the want
OF a few dollars, but nevertheless
the fact stares us in the fac. and !,
is not a theory but living cond;.
ton which threatens us.
Our bandmaster is Just abopt Ia
leave town for the very want Of
small amount to recompense him
for his diligent labor and he is in
no way exorbitant or captions
about it, but his requests, on the
contrary, are most modest. Anoth.
er notable item which should be
considered is that such functions
as for example the reception of Co
G would he as flat as cheap
monthly magazine which has been
read, were it not for band, and
we have II good and willing one and
every member is an artist, and now
the question is are you going to
let it die for the want of little
assistance?
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-06
Stand by the Band.

III Is a shame and disgrace to the
advanced position of our CITY that
we are confronted with circum-
stance which has become unayoid-
able, namely the forced breaking
up OF our local band, which is lust
now on the eve of occurring. not
through any spirit of pecuniary di.
mihutiveness of our citizens. Int
purely Tor the reason that they are
.houghtiess. Some time since the
PRESS called the attention of the
citizens to the fact that our band
master and leader had not received
any substantial remuneration in
some time, and that furthermore
the members of the band had b, on
70 the necessity of more or less
paying their own way in every
thing, paying for their own il.
structon and music. Now il il
purely and entirely thoughtlessness
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-06
A Splendid Abstract Company

There has been formed COM
pany in Grangeville which will DC
remarkably useful in view OF the
fact that it will materially aid any
one who is in any form, manner
or shape interested in or identified
with mining. 1t is what is gener-
ally known as an abstract com
pany and these companies are III
daily demand in all mining camps,
where deals are being made daily
The company has for its promo,-
ers Gov. Vic. Bierbower ). \,
Ailshie and w. ii. Casady, all 0,
whom are prominent attorneys anu
consequently best adapted to man
age a company of this kind. IT Is
the intention Of the venture ina,
they will make a complete anu
careful abstract of every mining
claim and property in Idaho coun'
ty, consequently it will be OF won
derful assistance to those who are
about to invest and wish to exam
inc the title of the property OF
properties in question. 1t VIII %
under the personal direction o.
Mr.. Casady, who is now at MI
Idaho going through the couhey
records of locations AMI Transfers
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-06
IRON CROWN PAYS DIVIDEND
Rich NeWsome! Property Paid OF All
Indebtedness.

The regular annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Iron Crown
M. & M. Co., Limited, was held at
the office of the company in the
Bank Of Camas Prairie last night.
They elected a board of directors
for the ensuing year as follows:
Mrs. S. A. Lanterman, James 2.
Wilson, James Edwards, w. Ii.
Walp and W. w. Brown. The
manager presented his report,
which was duly approved and then
the meeting adjourned. Directly
after the conclusion Of the meeting
of the stockholders, the directors
held meeting and proceeded to
take up matters of organization,
by the election of officers who are:
Mrs. S. A. Lanterman, president;
James Edwards, vice president;
John Norwood, secretary; w. w.
Brown, treasurer.
The state of the company's ex-
checquer was examined and after
consideration it was decided to de-
clare a dividend of one per cent
per share of the capital stock, and
it was so ordered and the treasurer
was instructed to pay the same to
stockholders Immediately. 1t was
learned by the Press man that the
lucky holders of this stock may re-
ceive their dividends by calling at
the Bank of Camas Prairie, and in
the course of a conversation with
some OF the officers of the company
1t was learned that the company
will be in a position to pay divi-
dends monthly hereafter. In re.
Spouse to question on the sub.
Ject Mr.. Brown, treasurer Of the
company, said: 1--WE have put
and expended about $40, ZOO in i'm
provements and development of
the Iron Crown mine, and this
amount has been fully paid out
OF this seasons output and as
have told you dividend declared
and as we have worked only four
months. we feel considerably elat.
ed.n
The PRESS has, from time to
tlme mentioned the shipments
which have been sent in from this
rich Newsome property, of gold
bullion and is pleased to see that
one more property is on so fine a
paying basis.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-06
Denver Items.

The citizens of Denve err
without exception are loud in
their praises of the delightful
music executed by the Grange.
vile band on last Sunday
while escorting the boys of
Company c to Grangeville.
That town is to he congratu.
lated in having a band com.
posed of such fine musicians
under the leadership of Prof.
Swidensky. 1t is an honor to
the town and ought to receive
the hearty-support and encour.
agement of its citizens.
Little Lawrence Squires,
the Swear old son of E. E.
Squires who lives on the re-
servatiQp, nipe miles north ,of
Denverh f6aed bn Tuesday
morning OF cerebro spinal men,
nights. His remains are be.
ing embalmed by Undertaken
Ward of Grangeville and pre-.
pared for shipment to Hollen.
berg, Kansas, where they will
be inferred in the family Gem.
etery.
The great play of the Irish
Duke" will be given Friday
night followed by a big dance.
A large crowd is anticipated.
Our school opened Monday
with a large attendance and
Principal Hardwick is busy
with initial work for the term.
II. Upton is confined to
his room with a severe attack
of sickness.
MIR. Terrell is putting on the
finishing touches to his newly
constructed restaurant and ex.
poets to open up for business
next week.
VIM. Underwood left for
Florence with two loads of ma
chinery for the Gold Dredg-
ing CO., on Tuesday.
Pearl Ingram returned from
Buffalo Hump on Monday be.
ing called back by the illness
of his baby daughter.
c. Cock and wife left for
Vineland Sunday where they
will reside in future.
F. T. Higgins and wife have
moved to town and are domi.
ciled in the kessler house.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-06
Deafness Cannot be- Cured

py loca! applications. as they cannot reach the
diseased portion OF the ear. There is only cue
tional 7. meties: Deafness is caused nv a% IN IN
named condition Of the mucous lining Of tho
s su..ashian nan Tnbe. When this tube gets IN.
n ,no. ny you nave rnmbling sound or imter.
DEAFNESS is the result, and unless this infiam-
nation can be taken out and this tube restored
10 ne normal condition, hearing will be de
stioyea forever; nine cases out of ten are
caused by cstarrh, which is nothing bnt an in.
named condition of the mucous surfaces.
we VIII give One Hundred Dollars for anv
case of Deafness, caused by catarrh that a m u,
circulars, free, N i"i
r. J. CHENEY 4 Co, Toledo. O.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c. "
Halls Family Pills n re the host
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-06
Machinery for Buffalo Hump.
Morly w M,oc,Cx,o ,,.o,,,..o. Il


Mark w. Musgrove, manager Of
the Buffalo Hump Tunnel Co.,
who recently made "a wor ierful
discovery of high grade ore in the
Orazaba, one of the companys
properties, is in the city to make
arrangements for the shipment of
the machinery which has been sent
to Lewiston from Spokane and
which is to be installed on the
property, consisting of one four
drill compressor, two machine
drills, 1000 feet of two-inch pipe
a boiler, locomotive type, and the
necessary machinery to make up
complete plant. Mr. Musgrove is
about to let contract to trans
port the machinery from the rail
road to the property A force Of
men is now at work on the proper
ty, but as soon as the plant is put
in place two shifts will immediate
ly be put on and continuous work
advanced. 1t is to Mr.. Musgrove
that the glory will belong of hav.
ing placed the first complete set Of
machinery in the Buffalo Hump
camp.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-06
The Idaho Midland,
Challis Messenger.

Challis Messenger.
D. T. Miller and party ar
rived in Challis last week.
They are making a careful
trip over the proposed route of
the Idaho Midland railroad.
making a report of all the re.
sources and the feasibility of
the proposed road for eastern
capitalists. They left Boise
over a month ago, aud have
been gathering facts for their
report all along down the
line; and consequently have
visited every mining district
and farming region that would
pay tribute to the proposed
road.
OF course their report will
not be made public, but Mr..
Miller feels sanguine that the
Midland will be built next
year. In speaking of Custer
county, he said: 1.-THE PEG.
PIE DO not know the wonder.
iul richness of the county,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-06


man AS we'll as DR.. McDermid will
arrive in Grangeville via stage to-
night.
DIR. Bucks Celery Sarsaparlla
and Dandelion, a true bracing
blood and stomach tonic, at the
Right drug store. Sold by Z. J.
Wright.
Mrs. McDermid started this
morning for Cottonwood where she
will meet DIR. McDermid on his ar
rival at that place from Boise,
where he was called on business
connected with the affairs of Com
pany G.
If you want a true nerve tonic
blood purifier and system builder
take DIR. Bucks Sarsaparilla and
Dandelion. Sold at the Right
drug store.
A mining man who is not inter-
ested in either the Dewey or the
St. Patrick, in speaking of these
properties today was most enthusi-
astic and told us that the Dewey
is now in 80 feet and the tunnel
is all in magnificent ore, and that
the st. Patrick tunnel is in 30 feet,
with most satisfactory ore in sight.
The veteran pioneer, James Blu
chanan, is lying very i'll at the re-
sidence of John Coram, down at
Sunnyside. DR.. Bibby was down
to see him twice yesterday and
says that he is likely to have a
hard time to pull through. He is
in good:hands at friend Coram's and
the other brethren Of the Masonic
fraternity are also watching out
for him.
George Harrington is out from
Elk City and reports the camp
about as dull as it has ever been.
There is prospect of some quartz
properties in Dixie and elsewhere
changing hands this fall, and if
the parties ale successful in their
negotiations it may serve to liven
things up in the Elk City camp.
James Turner, manager of the
Boston Buffalo-Idaho Co., and of
the mining firm of Young & Turn
er, left today for Buffalo Hump to
once more take charge of the oper-
ations of the large interests in
which he is interested. Mr.. Turn
er has entirely recovered from his
late indisposition, which for a
short time confined him to his
rooms at the Jersey House.
The mineral wealth of the state
OF Idaho has scarcely been scratch
ed, but its development will in the
near future, be one of the biggest
things of the day, and we look for
ward to the time when there will
be AS much excitement over the
gold fields of Idaho as the Klon-
dixie occasioned in 1897. Enor-
nous gold deposits are stored in
our mountain ranges and in the
near future you can look for Idaho
to head the list of producers Of the
yellow metal.
T. W. Campbell, manager of the
Gold Crown M. & M. Con-. of
Newsome creek arrived in the city
with the specimens of ore from
that district which are to be sent to
the Spokane Industrial Exposition
He has samples from the following
properties: The Gold Crown
Iron Crown, Lookout and others
too numerous to mention. Thew
are all very fine specimens showing
free gold without the aid of glass
and will certainly do credit to the
exhibit which comes from Idaho
county.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-06
Clothing Department

When advertise cut in prices you get it. w. .n
this week nducement show you the laroest one
IL the c s wash worth sa $3.50
clay worsted melton and coves cloths extra fine fancy
worth $500 Young mems suits $3.50 ss5o and $ $780,
worth IS cent more money; $50 pairs mems odd ps
you these goods and offer you these cut
induce you do Come and what the other fel
doug to You may think the goods you bought Of s
values you will in clothing department An o' @
coat for $3.50, $500 and $1,000 for the kind Won @
$500 for. Miners macknaw and duck clothing and b
goods Shop arou town. get the prices and come IN W
show you the largest line at off the regular prices
off the prices you will be asked elsewhere au
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-06
$40 Reward,

Strayed from Meadow Creek on
Clearwater. June l, 1899, one
brown stallion, two years old.
branded reversed r on left hin.
Ten dollars reward for return to
Il. Roby, Grangeville, Idaho.
1922
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-06

rect as to the mineral wealth of
this section, as the editor of this
paper has many times seen the
riches of which Mr.. Griffith speaks.
From Wednesdays daily.
Harry Shissler is in the city from
NewsOme creek.
Bert Rigley got in from Buffalo
Hump last night.
Harry Graham has just arrived
in town from Lewiston.
Tablets. states, pencils, ETC., at
the M. & NJ. Cash stors. 1Stf
Geo. Baker, the mining man, is
back from Buffalo Hump.
Get your hardware, crockery,
etc, at the M. & M. Cash store.
1Stf
stones Cough Not will cure that
cough. Sold at the Right drug
store.
First Sergeant F. N. Mckenzie
of Company G, arrived last night
on the stage from Lewiston.
BoRN.-In Grangeville, Idaho,
September 81, 1899, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Hanger, a 1O-pound son.
Huddersfield Corduroy Clothing,
the genuine, at London's, the only
place you can get the good stuff.
Don't forget the Pioneer feed
and livery stable when in Stuart.
low JOSEPH Cox, Prop'r.
WANTED.-Teams to haul baled
hay to Stuart. Apply at divers
ranch.-A. j. GREENoUGH.
d231- w19
A good fall tonic, DIR. Buck
Celery Sarsaparilla and Dandelion
Compound sold at Right drug
store.
Sunday, October 8, at IL a. m.
and 1880 p. m. Elder j. b. York
will conduct services at the Bap-
fist church.
If you are all out of sorts take
Dr. Bucks Celery Sarsaparilla and
Dandelion. Sold at Right drug
store by T. j. Wright.
City Marshall johnson wishes us
to announce that the town bell
will ring promptly at 7:3O p. M. g,
for curfew purposes, until further
notice.
For SALE.-One team of work
horses; will trade for lumber or
part Day in freighting, or sell very
cheap for cash. The Golden Rule
store 15tf
There will be divine service at
the Catholic church at Grangeville
on October Sth, at 10 O'Clock. Ev-
erybody is kindly invited. Rev.
l. Muehler.
Members of the United Artisans
are requested to meet at the Kar-
stem house, Friday evening, Octo-
Der 9th, in view of organizing an
assembly. MRS. KARErEN.
Bertha Reynolds, daughter of
A. T. Reynolds of Grangeville. was
last night joined in the bonds of
matrimony to G. V. Harrington of
Elk City, by Pastor Knox.
What we believe to be the finest
md most complete line of dress
goods which were ever brought into
his section are on our counter now.
latest designs. Bargain Store.
Parties wanting cream separat-
IT'S, for clean skimming, ease of op-
simplicity, durability, ca
,acity and price will do we'll to ad-
lress G. S. McCready, Lewiston,
IDAHO. WOO
Surveyor Shannon, accompanied
~ Miss Leslie Shannon, arrived in
irangeville last night from the
Hump, where they have been en-
,aged in the construction of the
lew road.
Impure blood causes colds and
onntless other diseases. so saws
opular Science News. Take DR..
sucks Celery Sarsaparilla and
and avoid them. Sold
t the Right drug store by T. J.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-06

There is a great difference
between a monopoly and a
trust A monopoly may be
restricted to the rights of an
individual to an article of his
own invention-such as the
patent laws, give him; or it
may be the right to an author.
ship under copyright law.
In each OF these cases the pro.
duct of one book or one lnven.
tion is restricte3 10 tie benefit
OF the author. a trust" com.
bines under the control of one
company all the elements of a
certain nature. To illustrate:
A man having patent on a
certain car coupler would have
a monopoly" of that coup.
ling. But a car coupling
''trust" would be a corpora.
ton which had bought up all
the car coupling patents and
makers-thus controlling the
whole output uf that article.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-06
Us The Golden Rule St0H.e
Place to Save Money.

which shows free gold in quanti-
ties without the aid of glass;
Mr.. Griffith has had very large
experience in mining matters, hav-
ing been interested in mining prop
erty in all the prominent camps of
Colorado, and having given the
question of metallurgy great atten-
ton. He is unquestionably cor
rect as to the mineral wealth of
this section, as the editor of this
paper has many times seen the
riches of which Mr.. Griffith speaks.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-06
Your Neighbor rades With Us
because we save you money

would rather own Custer coun-
ty than all of Alaska. But
the county's resources need de.
velopment and capital, and
the only thing that will bring
about the desired results is a
railroad. Capital will not
ride two hundred miles on a
stage coach or horseback. |
am more than pleased with
my trip of inspection thus far,
and feel confident that Your
people will soon have a rail
road"
Mr.. Miller will remain in
Challis several days longer,
and then proceed down the
river to Salmon and other
points in Lemhi county, but,
however, before taking his de.
parture the party will visit
Big Lost river valley and the
mines in that vicinity; also
Yellow Jacket and Singiser.
AT first he undertook to esti.
mate the freight in Custer
county by bounds, Sbut it was
so great that he estimated by
the tons, and now he is esti-
mating it by the car loads.
Timber and summer resorts
on the line are of much value.
Mint Director Roberts says
in the Boston Transcript: at
is serious question what we
are going to do about our
fractional silver currency. We
have no bullion out of which
to make fractional silver ex-
CePt some unCurrent COINS
which we are recoining. This
is the stock we have been run
ming on since the resumption
OF specie payments in 1879
and it is almost exhausted.
There is less than ST. 900, 900
of it in the treasury and we
have used up more than ST.
100000 in the last two weeks.
We shall not be able to fill or
ders for fractional silver up to
the time congress convenes in
December unless there is a de-
cided cessation in the demand
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-06

Stones Cough-Not cures coughs
and colds. Sold by I. j. Wright.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-04-21
i'm wduLD ,,gE Kindness.
1a Torcs Wsrs DApsNssA Upsa SoO, 800
~ s5 N Men W0uld ~ Needed. Il II N s


la Eercs wsrs DspsnAsA Upsa 100 800
Men woald ~ Ns~dsA. # l
$yvAsHiNGToN, pril ls &c. General
I.awton.s sta inent that II wonlds take
100, 900 mes X pacify the island Of
.Lnz,n Is az Ectly II line with the be-
lief Of mil sry men here. The presi.
dent. liowat Yer. does not believe the
Filipinos should be whipped into snb-
lection. He has believed II necessary
to drive them from the Immediate
vicinity IT Manila; first. 70 protect the
city nnd then to demonstrates 10 the
Filipinos the strength ct the Ameri-.
can position. IL Is til, purpose Of the
admin stration, the object lesson Of
force having been already supplied, to
attem pt to convince the Filipinns that
Americans are different from Spanish
and that American promises can be
relied upon. Actual assaults will be
rerellel with interest, hit it is the
firm hope OF the president that by.l
judicioas millncss at the right time.
fair trea tmrnt ~ prisoners and a just
government II the islands. the insnr-
gents will find that peace pays better
than war. 1t is recognized that all
this will take time. but the policy Of
the pres dent involves the taking OF
MI the time necessary to convince the
insurgents that. while the American
government has The force to enfnrca
its demands, its purposes are peaceful
and honest. 8
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-04-21
HiGHBINDERs FIGHT.
Celcstiais Used Gums and showed no Mercy
Il to Each Other.


VI, Ia Each Other
FRFsNo, Cal. April el.-T'he bloody
hirhbinder war that Inns beenexprcted
for some days, broke ont III Chinatown
Yesterday. and MS result three Mon.
goiians occupy slabs in the mnrpne,
two more are ut The county hospital,
MORALLY wounded, and nine are be-
hind the bars IN the county Jail The
Officers have anticipated mn outbreak
for some time, as it was known a large
humber Of hatchrt men had arrived
here from san Francisco. hut SO cum
ming were their plans that not IN of
ficer was close enough to witness The
opening battle. The Chinese had d s
90 ed the policemen on duty in That
district to various quarters remote
from the scene OF the intended on
s!aught. The fight created much ex-
element, and more trouble is feared.
Its remarkable that there were not
more victims. as ffty shots were 6red.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-04-21
ARMY BEEF INVESTIGATION

9. = 0 u s z .
4 WASHINGTON, April 1sThe army
beef court Of inquiry spent the fore.
noon yesterday inspecting miscel.
laneous collection OF canned roast beef
which has accumulated at the wash
ington barracks from various points
in Cuba and Porto Rico. Some $50
cans were inspected, representing near
" all$the brands in use during the
island campaigns. Among others,
were the white labelle,t red cans, about
which there IS much conflicting testi-
monY. All tho cans Of this brand
were found to be good. OF the $50
cans, six were found defective from
rust, nail holes or rough handling.
There was only one '.swelled" can in
the Inf 55iIE ,5S!4. l HE