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Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-09

Pierre, s. d., March 3.-The first
contention in the house yesterday
mnning was over the right of petition,
which Cooper raised over the refusal
OF the house to receive petition fa-
voring q bin killed several days ago.
This was followed by another, the re-
port OF the conference committee on
the general appropriation bill. Dwight
opposed the acceptance of the report,
which carried. and conference was
asked for. In which the house commit
tee was instructed 10 refuse TO con
sent to any bin which increased the
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-07-28

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year 1860, and that he had recently
made trip there and was just re.
turning from another unsuccessful
hunt for them.
After completing the work upon
the claims at Wind river the de-
fendcnts Rigley and Robbins pro-
ceeded to Buffalo Hump and the
plaintiff Mallory started in the
other direction after having, as he
claims, given directions so that
they might be able to locate the
claims which he had described at
Buffalo Hump.
1t is claimed by Rigley that he
did not make this trip for the pur-
pose of locating any lodges at Buff
falo Hump, but that he went for
the purpose Of trying to find
those placer claims of which Berry
man had informed him. From tes-
timony of Rigley, who in company
of Robbins made this trip, and
who was the only living witness of
how they Travelled, it may he stated
that they attempted to follow as
nearly as possible the route of the
Bergman party, and upon arriv-
ing at the Hump they camped on
the spot that Mallory and Berry
man had camped on while they
were there. This was about
three hundred yards from the vein
in controversy. Rigley says at the
time he supposed it was the NAL
lory and Bergman camp, for the
reason that it had not been made
more than fifteen days, and he
could see where their horses were
staked around it, and that it had
been about that time since Mallory
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-07-28
A SUMMARY OF HUMP news
A Mining Man Tells What Is Dom
In Camp.

The DAILY PRESS Hump CORES
pendent being off on a trip to the
Wind river country, the following
summary Of Hump news was OBJ
tanned from one of the best and
most reliable mining men in
Grangeville, who recently returned
from the Robbins mining district.
The Boston-ldaho company have
gotten in their supplies for the sea-
SON work, and the stuff is now on
the ground. Manager j. Turner
VIII put force OF men at work on
the Concord and other properties
o. TINS company right away.
says the authority referred to:
After a careful and thorough ex-
animation OF this district, and sew
eral Gays active work, I find the
surface showing ahead of anything
have ever seen in my life. It
must be always understood that
very little development work has
been done. but at every point
where il has been done the show
ing is phenomenal. 1t is unusual
:" find in any good camp more than
two or three good claims. The
Hump district can show 25 or 80
propositions with leads from five or
SIX to 20 or 30 feet wide on the sur.
lace, with assay values of from S12
or sl5 to $50 or $50. 1t is not UNI
usual at the Hump to find the ont.
crop plainly defined on the surface
Tor hundreds of feet in length and
from three or four to 25 or 30 feet
wide.
from the present arrangements
being made there can be no doubt
that the present season will not
only show great activity in the dis
tr'et but as 81 result it may he rea-
sonaoly anticipated that a number
OF splendid properties will be
opened up"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-07-28
Notice to Taxpayers.

Notice is hereby given to the
taxpayers OF Idaho county, State
of Idaho, tina; the tax roll for the
year 1899, is now completed and
has been delivered at my Office by
the assessor of Idaho county.
Idaho, and is now open for inspec-
ton to all parties Interested.
Further notice is hereby given
that the honorable board of county
commissioners of Idaho county.
state of Idaho, will convene on the
second Monday of July, 1899
(July 10, 1890 to examine the as
sessment book and to equalize the
assessment of property in the
county for said year, and will con-
tinue in session from time to time
until the business of equalization
is disposed Of.
Witness my hand and official
seal, this third day of July, A. ID.
1899.
4. w. DARLINGTON,
Clerk OF Board of County Commits
sioners.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-07-28

make the deed that he. Sea les. would
make him deed it over to Mallory
Mr. Mckenna told him to keep on {
OF the way of Rice, and had him
go to Newsome creek until he. Me-
kenna, could see Rigley, and oct
him TO make Il deed for the one
third interest. 1t is shown that
mallory remained for sev eral days
after returning from Newsonnc
creek IN the neighbothood Of
Grangevi''H. That he chem went
and sew Mr. Scales who told him
to go and see Rigley him self. ana
again suggested THAT if he wont
make the deed over to Y bu. como
back and | will make him deed
1t over TO YOU" Neither Mr.. Me
kenna nor Mr.. Scales we rc asked
to testify i'm the case, hd those.
facts arc practically uncontradictcd
and the court should = I've such
consideration to the factS rs the
circumstances warrant. IF the
plaintiff Rice had no il interest in
the property, why were go many
deeds made, and why were the in
duccments held out to plaintiff
Mallory?
The art concludes from all the
testimony that the plaintiffs have
established their case as allered
by the preponderance of the testi-
mony and that defendants McKen-
ma, Florence Young, Dell Butter
worth and Michael Green took
cneir conveyances with knowledge
of the claim of the plaintiffs. Tie
court also fluids hat the allegations
Of the intcrvenors Glidden and
Glldden are sustained, nd that
they are entitled To lie relief
prayed for in their complaint and
The court finds that the inter
venor John c. Moore has hot sus-
tanned the allegations of Mis- com
plant in intervention, and finds In
favor of the plaintiffs Nice an
Mallory upon this plea.
The court will sigu finlings of
Tact and conclusions Of law and the
decree in harmony herewil h.
Il, c. Steele, J Judge.
Dated, May II, 1899.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-07-28
An Epidemic OF Diarrhoea

-, M y. sanders, writing rom Cocoanut Grove
fil.. says there has been quite an epidemic OF
'iani lnpea Sheie He had severe attack and
was cured by -four doses of ChamberInin's Collie
Nholefa ana Diarrhoea Remedy. He saws NJ
aIso recommended 1t to Others and they say Il II
ull druggists ~ ~ "sAo "
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-07-28
County Warrants Redeemed.

Nut.te = hereby given that the following
% the County Treasurer at his 1tiice in Nj
idaho, Idaho. and that interest ON said war.
.ants WIZ Cease on the 9th day of July, 1899,
~ current expense fund series 1889, warrants
No. 2b5 to 2J2, inclusive.
Dated July Il, 1899
GEORGE NJ ROBERrsoN
County Treasurev
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-07-28

minus Tor making the transfers
which are not explained to ths
court, and that it was for the pur.
pose OF SO transferring the title
that the plaintiffs could not. if sui,
were commenced, recover, as some
OF the defendants at that time be-
lieved.
The court has considered the
acts of the defendants, after the
plaintiff Mallory returned to the
immediate country, in obtaining
the affidavit heretofore mentioned.
and while the court does not think
that it in any way relieves the
plaintiff Mallory OF the stultifyine
act of making the affidavit, il
throws some light upon this case.
in that they were endeavoring to
defeat whatever claim plaintiff
Rice might have. Mr.. Mallory
states that he was taken to the
office of Mr.. Scales, who is one of
the attorneys in this case for the
defendants, and that Mr.. Nick emma
told him that he didn't know there
was such a man living as he was
until after he had fixed all of this
property, and that he was willing
to give him whatever was right out
Of their part of it, and that thew
would give ten thousand dollars
out of their side, and that Rigley
would deed him one-third of his
half. That he didn't see the affida-
Wit until he was called to sign it.
and that he hadn't made any state
ment to Mr.. Scales who drew the
affidavit as to what the facts in the
case were, and that Mr.. Scales
told him that he would keen the
papers until Rigley would deed
him a third of his interest and
have him, Mallory, to go and see
Rigley, and that if he would not
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-07-28

Lewiston Addition lots are ris-
ing rapidly in value. There will
be a great deal Of building on this
Addition and the Sherwin Addis
ton this GIL.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-07-28
Dated, May II, 1879.


From Mondays daily
Ill. f.. kronnick is back from
Portland.
Col. Brackets party e Hpect to
start tomorrow morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Baird will
spend TIE summer at Mt. iIlaho.
Attorney Albert Allen is ex-
pected in Grangevillc befo pre- very
long.
BoRv.-In Grangevillc, Idaho.
July 20, 1899, to the wife of John
X. Hall, a daughter.
BoRN.--Near Grangcville. Idaho.
July 81, 1899, to the wife Of A. r.
Reynolds, daughter.
Born. AT Harris sawmEIl, near
Folo, July %, 1899, to the wife OF
Geo. Bullock, a daughter.
VIM. Won Berge is ha, ING his
building ON the corner of NJ ain and
MIL stfeets htted up Tor pccupa-
ton.
III is stated that the original
OWNERS oI the Big Buliaio ARE pre-
pairing papers demanding a new
trial and a change of venue.
Walter Hickerson and wife and
Miss Ida Bingham are rusticating
for vacation at the Burcdorf
Warm Springs near Warren.
Mark w. Musgrove start ed this
afternoon for u trip to the Clear
water. to examine the Grass Roots.
Golden Stone and Gold Blend
claims.
The new plate glass front to
Mayor Wax's store is great i'm
provement to the street and town.
1t will be some time before it is
completed inside and out.
Frank McGrane leaves in the
morning for San Francisco where
MRS. McGrane has been under
medical treatment for some time.
Their future movements are unde-
termined at present, much depend
ing upon the state of Mrs Nc
Cranes health.
Fred Haggist, district m manager
OF the Singer Manufacturing Co.
left for Lewiston this morning. af-
ter stay of two weeks In the
Prairie metropolis. He is young
man OF considerable address and
untiring energy, qualities that
shoaid render him successful in
any line Of life.
Louis j. Swartz, who is u from
Whitebird, reports that the wheat
IS becoming badly burned Up by
The recent hot spell ami dry
weather. III era is considerable
excitement in the Crooks Corral
district and a large amoun Mt of
jravel through Whitebird 10 the
mining districts.
Inc people taking part in the
irish Duke drama are said to be
Icing splendidly and to s lrpass
.ne most sanguine expectations.
Prof. Smith has worked very hard
o get the cast letter perfect, and
'esults are highly gratifying.
F. ID. Allen, son of the well
,hoWn Attorney Allen of Spokane,
tarted today for the Hump. Mr.,
Allen proposes to open law of
ice at the Hump if appear ances
Justify the enterprise. If n OF, he
will return here and add his flame
o the galaxy of legal lights al
eady brilliantly illuminating this
ity.
Joe Keeney and w. T.. Travis
tarted with the mail for ELI Civ
his morning. 1t is understood
hat Mr.. Travis will opera leg the
nail route in connection with the
lewiston and Mt. Idaho lin e and
n effort is TO be made to SCI ure a s
ally service, something which the
amp has needed for a long time.
The Surridge Bros, who had the +
ontract all winter, never missed a
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-07-28
To the Public.

The firm OF Orchard 4 Jack Is hereby dissolv.
ca anu the business will hereafter be CONDUCT
ware Co."
All bills owing by the late firm will be Maid
by the W. NJ. Jack Hardware Co. who will ai.a
collect all bills due the late firm OF Orchard 4
'a'h' W. NJ. JACK,
II. ORCHARD.
Grangevilic, July II, 1899 a.,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-07-28
Do You Want Lands?

Timber Lands or Range Lands sur
Neyea or uusurveyed. title at mod
crate cost by Soldiers Additional
and Forest Besesye scrip.
Hane located $1,000 acres for the
5toekmeu and Lumberman OF Nom
taDa For full particulars address
EEFERpGCEs;
Cnioa Bank 4 Trust Co,
Helena, Mt.
COLLINS LAND COMPANY
JERE COLLINS, Mg'r. Helena, Montann
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-07-28
Notice

Notice IS hereby given that delinquent taxc
~ personal property will not be advertised hut
II such taxes are not paid Immediately the
lloprtiy WI DC levied upon aud sold in suffi-
rleut amount 20 cover taxes aud all accrueing
cos9s' j. +. MCLEAN,
"i'' Tax Collector.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22

Muncaster Gray and Henry c. Hopkins
contribute two pleasing short poems.
LITTLE NOVELS or ITALY. BY Mau-
rice Hewlett author "Ihe Forest IoN-
crs." New YORK The Macmillan Com
pany cloth, giIt top, Il mo- ~" pages
Price, $40.
This book contains five short novels
the most notable or which are the M's Ma
donna OF the Peach-Tree' and ne
Duchess of Mona" The first is stuuy
OF life az Verona, and the old religious
superst.ti0ns are brought out most "lus
H. The Duchess OF Mona deals III IaE
edy and poisoned cups. and is the story
OF simple Mol Loving, whose beauty III
spired am Italian sdyenturer 10 MAKE not
the Duchess Of Mona, ana VINO t"it
her home that her beauty mzht Dc w
und0lne OF his enemy, the Borgia- nv,
are all truly Italian, redolent OF the lahd
OF blue skies. garlic and macaroni. NJ.
Hewlett has iuI an eminent deiree lhs
faculty Of merging his OWN personality
into the nationality OF The county or
which he writes. You know the writer
" Little Novels OF italy IS Dound 10
be an Italian. for he paints with sympa-
theIic touch as of one ot that nation
the virtues and vices OF Italian CHARACTER
AAIN-TRAVELLED ROADS. BY Ham
I'm Garland. author Of Rose of Ouch
ess C00lly" THE Trail OF the Go'dseek-
ers.' etc New York The Macmillan
Company Cloth gilt top, II mo, &jo
pages. price $50
This is a new edition Of "Main-Travel-
led Roads" and contains several new
stories. The volume consists Of nine
short stories with a del shNul introduC-
tion by W ID HOWeNs written in ms
own lnim cable style. His subject is pri-
marily the recently attained success ot
tho short story I'm hook form. He saws
"the hour Of the short story TOD nook
form has struck and we do not believe
that they Ghe publis hers). would now
be Issuing SO many volumes Of short sto-
rles n these did not pay Puhhehers.
with Ell their virtues. are as distinctly
made little lower than the angels as
any class Of mortal we know
Mr.. Hamlin Garland M chr aupronriafe-
IL be called the Apostle OF the West
All three stories have 20 DO win me
life and tvpes Of the great Northwest
1'be oufhrr fs % vfrNa wr''.r sr0 '1'n'
no dllttante picture Of milk and water
romances and ideal rustic iorc-m1t peg.
He deals with the passions OF love. maze
and orord o. ntcn anl wOr'en "nN ''e
almost primitive IN their magnificent sim
conreIlmeuts OF society. living a Ire or
hard daily labor. surrounded by the great
grain fields. these pe ople OF whom ne
v.ri.es are almost new tyDe and MI
Garland knows his field well. They are
real people to him with throeoins hetr's
and straining muscles. ana he mak'7
tnpm realities 10 hia readers. While h.s
characters are vfvidiv nortfaVed he does
not overlook the beauties Of nature ana
the wonderful effects Of sunlight and
shadow Some ~ his descr' ptions are run
Of noefrv and there are few hifs o. de-
scriptiye writing finer than his word-plc-
~. .f......1 90, L,o,,rtaautb paoe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22
\ Warning.

Customer-l'm surprised to see YOU
smoking cigarette. Don't YOU know it's
Injurious?
Peddler-How inchurious7
Customer-Hurts the brain. First thing
you know you'll be selling your goods al
a profit instead OF below cost and you'll
lose your trade Puck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22
Vocal improveme mt.

rs your daughter enjoying her mu-
steal studies abroad. Mrs FiimflsmmerY
'sOh. so much. She writes that she goes
ito Ave dances every single week. De
troit Free Press,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22
No Execution.

The Dishgured Poet-I told the editor
when he refused my poem that everything
in his office was cut and pasted
The Disguised Wife-Well, what was
the result?
II was treated the same way"-Sault
ste Marie News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22
Some DO.

81 do hate" said Uncle Eben. ter
see a growed-up man dat hes been hol-
herin' hisse'f hoarse at n mass meetin' go
home an threaten to spank de chillen fob
erwin. "-Washington star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22

What gorgeous raiment Dame Ma
ture dons in the fall.'
''Yes wonder what IL costs old Father
Time. philadelphia North American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22

the Mr. w H. Cn'ano
attract
a the b.
in
his the celebrated
Of Governor
Her gentle N0ee
bavn studied under
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22

continued on Fourteenth Page)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22

Geromes equestrian statue OF the Duo
a Aumale has been cast Ia bronze ana
taken to Chantilly. where II will be set up
az once and unveiled shortly. The Duke
in full uniform is salutng with outstretch-
ed arms. hat in hand The igure Is rem
dered with extreme finish OF DEAL. but al
the same time with breadth and sim
plicitv. The charger. II g. said, is fine
piece Of sculpture. and the animal which
has been brought 20 an abrur, halt, b
instinct with life and motion The statue.
the bronze material OF which has been
finely gilt, Will be erected in the park on
Chanuliy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22

THE HEIREss OF THE SEASON. By Sir
william Magnay. Bart. author OF
The Pride OF Life" etc. New York.
ID. Appleton & Co. Bound in paper.
Price 50c.
This Is the latest issue OF Appleton S
Town and Country Library" series and
IS a story OF English lie in which there
Is general mixture of loye-making and
political intrigue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22

Cecilia Rosa IS the stage name Of the
latest American prima donna. Rosa Ce-
ella Shay. Of Cincinnati She made her
debut at La Scala. Milan. last June She
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22

The Wafer color club will hold the
opening exhibition OF the season an New
ork city. ~ viii be In the Fine A'is
Galleries m wes1 fifty-seventh street tho
Academy OF Design viii have no autumn
exhibition. but wiu hOd is spring eNnioi-
ton In the Flae Arts Galleries, probably
succeeding that OF the Society OF Ameri-
can Artists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22

AT the foriv-fNurth annual exhibition OF
the Poval Ph~'osrarh'c Society in ! on
don, two Ar,e' leans Mess Alfred S'ieg-
htz and Dnd'ev Hoyt each received the
-~nch-ecs.-'ei p0vat "~~~l ~" h'~he~'
hon a. be wo" in ''e pho esp"ic 20 a
NJ sf.~itz has now won the medal
three tines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22

The Philadelphia art club VIII open It's
mn annual exhibition on November lst
for one month. 1he members OF me jury
are J. r. Sword Peer Moran, &. +. cray
son, Char4es Grany ana W. b. Van lngen'
Two god medals viii be awarded, ana
fund has been provided for the purchase
OF works from the exhibition.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-21
FOR THE PARIS EXHIBITION.
School Committee Hard at Work Making
the Proper Selections.

William H. Bartlett, Richard H,
Mooney and F. W. Vermille, the COM
mittee chosen from the supervising
principals to select the papers which
are chosen from the work submitted
by the various schools, to be included
in the exhibition of school work sent
to the Paris exposition, spend a part
of each afternoon on the work and
hope to have the papers sorted and ar
ranged within a week.
The teacher of each grade in all the
schools of the city selects what in her
Judgment constitute the six papers Of
the most merit, and these are submit
ted to the committee. The work rep
resents actual work done in the school,
and may be the ordinary everyday les
son, a test in review matter, an illus
trative lesson, or any lesson method,
scheme or exercise with which the
teacher or principal may deem Apo
site.
At the end of his manuscript the pu-
pill writes his or her name, age, year
of the school course, date and name of
the school. Each teacher writes a
preface for the purpose of showing
what the class papers illustrate.
Most of the papers are in already,
and present splendid illustration of the
work that is being done in the public
schools. The work of pupils in the
first grade are wonders in their way.
When all the papers are in, those of
each grad will be bound in book form,
the papers of each grade in all the
schools making a separate volume.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-21
ATTACHMENTS.

These attachments were recorded
yesterday:
Orlando w. Nofcross, East Lon5mea-
dow VS.. Michael ]. Ryan, Gardner,
$1,000, action of contract, writ served by
Deputy Sheriff H. G. Turner, returna-
BILE in district court at Gardner July 4;
G. R. Warfield for plaintiff.
Milton N. Favor, Gardner, VS.. John
r. Smith ct ali, Gardner, 5000, action
of contract, writ served by Deputy
Sheriff H. G. Turner, returnahle in dis
trict court at Gardner July ~; G. r..
Warfeld for plaintiff.
D. e. McNally g. Co., VS.. william F.
Spring, $500, action of contract, writ
served by Franklin M. Cross, constable,
returnable in central district court Jul
ly s; p. ]. O'Connell for plaintiff.
e. j. Brady, Uxbridge, VS.. Belle A,
MERCER, Northbridge, $1,000, action of
contract, writ served by Deputy She
riff E. o. Brown, returnable in district
court at Uxbridge July 1; f.. p. Brady
for plaintiff.
Leander f. Herrick VS.. l. L. Currier
5000, action of contract, writ served by
Samuel G. Nash, constable, retuI nable
in central district court July S. F. B
Hall for plaintiff.
Catherine Ward, Worcester VS.. Chas
A. Smith, Boston. $500. action of con.
tract, writ served by Deputy Sheriff ]
f. Kelley, Boston, returnable in SUPERB
or court first Monday in July; Sheehar
& Cutting for plaintiff
A. NJ. Thomas, Worcester, VS.. Rev
James r. Calvin, Shelburn Falls, $500
action of contract, writ served by De
putty Sheriff p F. Craft, returnable ii
superior court first Monday in July
Sheehan & Cutting for plaintiffs.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-21
TRYING TO BEAT THE ROAD
Alfred T. Howarth Arrested Yesterday for
EvadIng Car Fare on the Lake Line.

Alfred T. Howarth, aged II, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Officer
Williams for evading car fare on the
lake line Of the Consolidated street rail-
way. 1t appears that young Howarth
got on the car down near the lake and
rode up Front street and around on to
Foster street. He paid one fare from
the lake and Conductor w. H. Ford
en1eavored to collect another which he
had a right to do according to the rule
of the road, for the ride down Main
street and around the corner of Fos-
ter street, and young Howarth refused
to pay it. He said he intended to get off
at Bridge street, but the conductor
argued that he had ridden part way on
the trip back, and therefore owed an
other fare. Pat. Hurley's saloon is the
dead line, according to the conductors
on the Consolidated street railway, and
if a man passes that they have right
to collect another fare. The boy when
arrested was well dressed and had con-
siderable money. Later in the afternoon
he was bailed and it is said the case
against him will not be pressed by the
road.