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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-05-20

United states Land on'ce, lewiston, Idaho May
= 1897.
Notice is hereby given that IN compliance with the
provisions Ut The act OF Congress of June g. 1874,
entitled An act Tor the sale ~ timber lands IN the
States III California, Oregon. Nevada and aShiae
tim Territory, as extended TO AT the PUBLIC Lani
States BY act Ut August 4. 1872 Henry A. Morgan
~ tennessee county ot I.a,ait State OF Idaho has This
this day Tiled IN this otice his xxnrn statement No
---- tot the purchase Ut the " = ne y oil Seettar
No 10 In Township No. 10 Range No W, h M.
and viii oiie6 pfu TO shaw that the land sought IS
mate valuable toI Us stone Than for agriculture
purposes. and 10 establish his cain 10 said land be
iote the Register ami Receiver OF this Once al
Lewiston, idaho on SATURDAY the - day VI July
1870,
tie names AZ witnesses; Jsrai Biechter Charle,
Miller James Willows an1 Stafford Evans all 81
OeResse, tlshu.
ANY AMI all persons claiming adversely the above
iessibei lands requisite 10 HE their claims il
this Office ON OF heture Sail ~ lay Of July, lsqa
J. u. WEST, Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-05-20
Local |. N. G. Appointments.

Captain Barbour, of Co. A, |. n. G.,
has appointed the following non-coinnis-
stoned officers of the company;
First Sergeant, Louis Edwards.
First Duty Sergeant, T.. ID. Potvin.
Second Duty Sergeant Earnest Nc
Cuilough.
Third Duty Sergeant, Frank T.. Buck
Fourth Duty Sergeant, Charles II.
Causey.
Quartermastcr, Bert Cox
Corporals, MoX Alexander, William
NJ. Johnson, Collet l.. Harris, Martin X.
Winger, Jerry Harrington and Otto T.
Green.
Musicians, John +, Neal and u. W
Ingle.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-05-20

United States Lani One, Lewiston Idaho, Apr,l
n, 1872
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions ~ the at OF Congress Of
June :, 1878, entitled AN act tor The sale
OF umher lands In the states OF Caltiutnia
Oregon, Nevada, and Washugt,n territory. a. ex-
tended 10 all ,he public land states ty aci of August
isgl. Martin /, Goldsmith. ui Lewiston, county Of
Nex Pefce. State ct Idaho has this DAY tiled in this
otiee his sworn Naienen, No - for the purchase
II the lot -, of section No ,. In township No 30
range No Nv N. and vii otter proof 20 show that
the land sought is more valuable tor its timber or
sione than Tor agricultural purposes ana 10 establish
his claim 10 said land hef re The Register and Re
reivef ~ this office al lewiston Idaho, ON SATURDAY
The sth DAY ~ July, 1890 lie names as Witnesses
John ] Emerson. Francis J Hogan. James n, Wann
AMI Wilson p Bell all OF lewiston, Idaho. ANY
and all persons Claiming adversely the llboye de
serlhei lai,ss ATE requested 10 lle their claims in this
oihee On ~ beiore SAID sth aay al July 1899,
] u, WEST, Reeisier.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-05-20

rhe rivers have fallen three feet in the
past few days. II is not now believed
they will ever reach high water stage
this year.
Large numbers of railroad laborers
pass through this city every day. Many
secure transportation to the o. X. < n.
camp ON lower Snake river and just as
many come up the river and 90 out to
the n T.. camp.
Call at Whites, next to postoffice,
for choice Fruits. Cherries and Straw
berries received daily from California.
Bananas, Lemons, Oranges, Figs and
Dates. Sale agent for celebrated Velvet
Candy
The Denny and Gookin eieetment case
was called this morning In Justice Sweet
court, The defendant asked for change
oil venue aud the motion was granted.
The case will be tried in Justic McCon.
keys court next Monday.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-05-20

In the DiSirtc, Couf, OF the United States lot The
district ~ idahn.
In the matter Of w /. tarnSworth bankrupt in
bankruptcy.
To the creditors OF w, l. IJtnswotth Of Agatha
Nek Perez county and district aforesaid a bank
Iupt.
Notice ~ hereby given that On the 18th day OF
April A. d. 1899. the said w l.. farnswurih filed a
petition asking To I've iuy allhiieatcd a bankrupt.
and that the hrsi meeting at his creditors viii he
held ~ my offce. rooms ~ AMI = Lewiston Nauna Of
bank building, Lewiston. ltahe. un the u Iay Of
june A. D.. 1892 al 10 O'clock In the forenoon. at
which time the sad creditors may attend pIuve their
claims, appoint trustee. examine The bank lnpt and
Transact such other business may properly cume
before said meeting,
Dated May ~, 1890,
JOS. X. PRISONS,
Referee Ia BankTuptcV
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-05-20

]. F.. Babb returned from Mt. Idaho
court this afternoon.
Two feet of new snow is reported to
have fallen in the Buffalo camp this
week
Tempo, the Lewiston racer, took sec
ond money in another big race in san
Francisco this week
DR.. Van Zandt returned from "a
professional visit TO Spokane today.
The state text book commission,
which was in session in Boise yesterday,
made a move which has been freely pre-
dicted for some days, voting to leave the
normal reader in the schools, lin con
ncction with" the regular adoption, the
book adopted is The Stepping Stone to
Literature, published by Silver, Burdett
& Co. This is an independent house, the
adoption OF its publication being a defeat
for the American Book Company. The
normal reader is published by the War
ner Book Company, which is controlled
by the American. Tie book is now iii
the schools, but Oh the original adoption
il was not seriously considered.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-05-20
Rush TO Fiddle Greek.

There is rush to Fiddle Greek, a
tributary of the Salmon. The news
spread like prairie fire. Scientific
men whose opinion needs no vouchers
say that every piece i'll a large basin
shows free gold. On sinking the lodes
increase iii value as greater depth is
reached. Present promises indicate a
bonanza The cat-gut stream will clink
tink with the merriest music II is learn
ed that Frank J. Reed and VIM. Springer
who do not run after dead kites, started
in dead secrecy for the new gold fields a
couple of days Interchangeable Stand
ard
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-05-20

vention which costs quite sum of money,
and which they believe will locate tbs
gold dust, which it is claimed amounts d
$4,000, They entertain implicit faithm
this divinng needle, and it has shown
indications of this treasure-trove.
This money, it is intimated, was bnr-
led on Hatwai creek by some robbers
who were later overtaken with vengeance
i'll the shape of mob. Only one lived
long enough to tell the tale, and the
maps he left are now used to guide the
men who are turning the Clark place
upside down at this time
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-05-20
Notice to Creditors.


Estate of Marin J. CnliiHs Deceased
Nntsss il hereby given that letters ai administers
lion an the estate u Martin j. Collins deceased.
sete granted 80 the undersigned the Isl iay OF
May. iSSp. by The Ptahais Gaur, VI Neg petcc
Vuiints.
N,.ilee j. hereby given By the undersigned Mar,
Y. fienSon eNefui'ix ~ The las, will and II tha
estate III Martin !. Collins. deceased. 10 the the
rtEinufs Ut AMI all persons having claims agains,
said iseeasei IA exhibit them with the necessary
NauS hers within ten moahs after the hfst rueile
81 iis nptiee to said exseultiN al her home on Thiri
street. between u and & Streets, Lewiston, Idaho
The saHs being the place tor the transaction Ut the
business u said esial in the County OF Nes PIERCE,
i3An.
MAes c. BIssoN,
tsecnrix ~ the last viii and estate oi Martin
tnltlnS deceased,
Dated 9th dss ~ MAY, lseo. the date uf hrsi
rnhiis alton.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-05-20
Neilee for pablIestiou.

Department ~ the Interior. United States Land
UnAse al lewiston, IDAHO. MAY s, 1879,
Notice Is hereby given the following named settler
hes hri hut.e 81 his Intention 10 make hnsi rru.t
10 suppofi ~ hts claim aud that SAID pu,af will b.
mais bst"te Register and Receiver al lewiston,
liah. IN June u, 1872. VIA iohn e. GTsns fof The
SO Ass v see. e7,n v nv " LOIS ; ami 4
ss,. att7n.T2w
Pie names the following witnesses 10 prove his
eunilnuuis residence upon AMI cultivation of said
Lana. VA Matt L. faras~er,h, Deihet Wan Minkls
Esaiimsn h+nfei and William l. tarris all OF
Agatha, Ses prtee County ldaho.
b. MESI. Register.
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Reception at Wardner.

A dispatch to the Spokesman Review
OF this morning says:
Tonight Nardner celebrated the pros.
pect ai returning peace Under the aus
piceS OF THE 'ldio, OF Tie campn reception
Was given winch surpassed any social
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-05-20

this dispatch to Chairman Gilman: Haz-
gard is a liar"
The Washington delegates were for
Cleveland Hazard has not been very
prominent in Washington politics OF late
NeHre
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-05-20

fMumttellas, 4
|ShaSk Mili.rh
|WpAar and 90
lnmaSbn unlef
R1slAa hits,
satiatk '
- White Duck
Is lresspalier
3hvoHh gl lal
IM&ui waSls
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-20

evergreens, under the direction of the flor
lists who viii superintend the work
Colonel Mccoy was told that the decora-
ton committee needed the services of
about ninety men. They can have 900 of
colonels reply. Every man in my regi-
ment is anxious to do something to show
his appreciation of the treatment he
received at the hands of the San Fran
cisco people. as well as his esteem for
the California boys" The Preside and
Ferries Railroad, through George New
hall. has contributed the money necessary
to pay. the fares of the men to and from
the Preside while they are working on
the decorations.
The committee completed arrangements
Yesterday to start Monday on the work
Of ornamenting Market street with the
sections Of the State. There will be 10 900
Christmas trees, 10000 palm leaves and
1000 dracaeha palms. besides 10000 yards
of garlands. These figures give an idea
of the magnitude of the undertaking and
the generous manner in which the people
responded to the committees request for
donations. In acknowledgment of the
contributions thescommittee has sent the
following to every donor:
Your generous contribution for the grand re-
Ception the California Volunteers is CRATE
fully acknowledged.
Success TO the cause in which with truly
have joined hands
It is now almost certain that the supply of
evergreen decorations is than sufficient
to ornament Market street. and in order that
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stitute are making preparations for an en-
joyable time aboard the steamer Grace
Barton on the day of the naval parade.
The tickets are being disposed OF TdplulS
and can be secured from Miss MollOy AT
Loyola Hall. Tenth and Market streets, or
a the headquarters tent at Union square.
The employment committee Will hold a
meeting Monday afternoon at the Unlon-
square tent to outline plans for securing
situations for the returning volunteers
evening at the armory. S35 Ellis street,
for the benefit of the California volunteer
breakfast fund, the music for dancing
was donated by Warren s orchestra
The Market-street Railway Company
has sent a check for $500 to the Red
Cross Society to be used for the care and
relief of sick or disabled soldiers, the
members of the California regiment to
have the preference. 80
The citizens executive committee will
meet this afternoon at I'll oclo IiIi,d al the
Tickets for the parents ana relatives
excursion boat to view the naval parade
are on sale at the NATIONAL Guard ar1noTy'
SIS Ellis street, from to 5 p. m. daily,
and at Livingston Co.'S, 7OS Market
street.
lieutenant Colonel R. L. Peeler, Assist
ant Adjutant General of the Third Brl-
gade National Guard of California: has
been notified by Brigadier General M. w
Muller that the citizens committee Will
provide transportation - tor company u
Second Infantry. and Troop B of Sacra-
mento so that those organizations can
participate in the reception to the First
California Regiment.
George H. S. Dryden. chairman of the
committee on noise, has appointed the
following assistants: D. T. Sullivan, chief
of the Fire Department. who has kindly
agreed to have the whistles of the depart
ment sounded for a period of twenty min
utes when the transport is sighted: E. p.
Vining. general manager of the Market
street Railway system. who will have
notices posted on all car windows as soon
tIoa iG jgyht x h.
ard superintendent of the San Francisco
and San Mateo Railroad Company, Thir-
tieth street and San Jose avenue; Mr..
Kidd. superintendent OF the Preside and
Ferries Railroad, Union street and Sharps
place; L. P Bolander, Eureka Planning
Mills Main and Mission streets; Jerry
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Daily, Merchants Exchange; Abe Marks.
Merchants Exchange; James Tyler; P
L. Henderson Chief Wharfinger: and
Mark A Devine, Chief Wharfingers
The joint committee of the Native sons
and Daughters having charge of the re-
cepuon of the volunteers met last night
In the banquet hall of the Native Sons
building. Frank H. Mills in the chair. The
committee on entertainment No. l report
ed that the receipts were $1736 go and the
expenses ,pS 1888 IS, leaving a surplus Of
Sl4OS "a for the benefit of the reception
fund. The chairman of the finance com
mittee stated that unless additional funds
are received it is doubtful if the members
of the committee will have an Opportunity
to take part in the banquet
large number of the members of the
Ermet Guard and the Wolfe Tone Guard
of the old Third Regiment. n. G. c.,
which companies were upon reorganiza-
ton consolidated and made a company of
the First Infantry, have decided that they
should parade to receive the volunteers,
and Colonel T. F. Barry, Captain E. T.
Sheehan and Lieutenant P. H Hagan
were appointed a committee to form q
battalion
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MARSHAL AND lids
GET INSTRUCTIONS

Grand Marshal Pistolesi and all the aids
of his staff and those of divisions met
last night at the California Hotel, and
from reports made by them as to numbers
it is asserted that there will be about 20
900 individuals in the night parade. The
statement was made that General Shafter
had during the day sent a letter saying
that he would cooperate in the matter
of the night parade personally and with
all the facilities at his command.
The aids were notified to be ready to
move at o'clock from some point on Van
Ness avenue to be named during the week
The returned soldiers will form the left
of the line, be escorted by the Mexican
Veterans and be fanked by the veterans
of the war of the Rebellion with red, white
and blue torches, the divisions represent
ing the veterans of three wars.
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RECEPTION NOTES.

The Native Sons and Daughters of the
general reception committee to the num-
Der of 200 will go on the river boat T. c..
Walker to take part in the bay parade.
The vessel will carry 500 persons and that
number of tickets will be disposed of eX-
clusively to members of those orders.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians has
elected p. j. McMormick division marshal,
and will have 800 men in line.
The Celtic Union will also have sec
ton and a large representation.
The various lodges of Odd Fellows will
give a special reception to all Odd Fell
lows who are with the returning volun-
teerS.
The Mystic Shriners have hired a tug to
meet Colonel Duboce. who is a prominent
member of that order.
The Young Mems Institute parade COM
mittee has elected ]. j. buddy division
marshal and w. Chester Keough and DR..
John 1. Richards as aids. Frank j. Dris-
coll and John Riley were named as aids
to the grand marshal.
The members Of the Young Ladies In
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ON THE DAY THE
FIRST COMES HOME

Lee Johnson. the popular song writer
whose latest success. ION the Day That
Dewey Comes Home" has written to fit
that air another song entitled "Ou the
Day the First Comes Home" 1t is dedi-
Gated to the Native Sons and Daughters
and will be sung at the Alhambra Thea
ter on the nights of the benefits for the
returning volunteers. Here it is;
There'r be grand sight
Fresh from the fight
Our boys come home to stay;
Colors flying, bands a playing,
grand old holiday.
Well all turn out,
The boys Will shout,
And welcome each their own;
The streets will be covered with flowers.
on the day the First comes home
CHORUS.
Won't we have a high old time
on the day the first comes home;
All of good old Frisco town
WIN be their very own.
And bless her favorite son,
And then therell be a hot time in Frisco,
on the day the First comes home.
They're all right-who's all right?
The First-our boys, sons;
Courage, valor. found not wanting.
Honored by the ones at home.
They stood the battles brunt,
Always to the 'front.'
In the trenches and the tropiC sun.
They told their little story to the natives
Did our boys behind the guns.
Johnson. who has written any number
of popular successes, including Ma Hon
olulu Lady and The Belle OF Honolulu. y
has cut loose from music publishers aud
branched out for himself. Hereafter his
own presses will print his compositions
Next week will witness the publication Of
four new songs that seem to contain all
the elements of popularity. Their titles
are; Ma Honolulu Man, Dat Coon,
He Don't Love Me" Move On, Mr. Mig
ger, Move On and "Mammy's Carolina
Twins" Josephine GasSman, who was
favored with a manuscript copy of the
Carolina Twins has made a hit with it
In the East
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be a carload of oranges, palms and flowers. a
float fireworks, band and a general outpourng
of Los Angelenos under the auspices of the
club. The following committee was appointed
consisting of members of the organization and
visitors at present in this city, who will meet
at the Parrot building, rooms $500, Tuesday
evening next to complete arrangements
The committee consists of Governor Henry
T. Gage General w. II. Seamans. General A.
W. Barrett Supreme Justice Walter Van Dyke
E. J. Niles, W. H. Anderson, John T. Gaffey,
John Galley Charles Schroeder, Martin Aguirre
Tony Brunswick. Bert Mason. NJ r. Higgins
Andy McNally, Charles L. Thompson. George
Roberts, w l. Foley, Dan Kevane, Charles
Dunsmoor. j. V. Gregory. Captain Crane Les.
ter Osborne, R. A. Marshall Joseph D. Lynch
w. F. Parker, NJ. w. Brady. Judge r. B. Car
penter Thomas B. Shaw, d. Gilbert Dexter F
P. Kelly, NJ. H. Sheppard, w. C. McGregor
Charles Gorham and Walter s. Moore, presi-
dent, and B. Fehneman, secretary
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LOS ANGELENOS TO
JOIN IN THE FUN

Los Angeles will be well represented at
the reception. Many residents of the
southern city are now visiting here. and
these. with the delegation soon to arrive
will take action to participate in the fes-
Invites as a body. The following circular
issued by w. S. Moore. explains itself:
The former residents of Los Angeles. to-
gether with those now visiting this city, have
determined that their section of the State shall
be properly represented in the coming celebra-
ton rendered the returning California volun-
teers They have had a meeting and placed
the arrangements in charge of the ORC Elmo
Club, Walter S. Moore. president; B. Feline
man, secretary: f. J. Niles, chairman of the
executive committee, all of whom are now IN
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none will be wasted all who desire to use them
on their premises will be furnished with all
they can use to advantage. In this connection
tributed:
christmas trees-good cheer, good will
Palms and garlands-the reward of valor and
PATRIOTISM
The whole State has supplied the material
with lavish generosity. Our part is to use it
to the best advantage. You are offered a lib
eTal quantity to dress your premises in festal
garb in honor of our gallant volunteers. Com
pliments and best wishes
THE COMMITTEE ON DECORATIONS.
Superintendent McLaren of Golden Gate
Park has placed several teams at the dis
posal Of the committee, and on Monday
morning the actual work of decorating
will be commenced For this purpose Mr..
/ Schilhng has divided the street into dis
trlcts, each OF which Will be under the
direction of florists, who have offered their
services.
The districts and their superintendent
will be as follows:
Jaeger & Jacquemet. 2S6 Suffer street. Mar
ket street, Main to Fremont; Frank Pelicano.
225 Kearny street. Market street. Fremont TO
Second; c. NJ. Leopold. So Post street East
street. Folsom to Howard; George 3. Jones BIZ
Suffer street. Market street Fifth to Sixth:
Central Florist Company. 81 Geary street. East
street Howard to Mission: August Duhen 132
Powell street, Market street. Third to Fourth:
Joseph G. Liekens Emporium Flower Depart
ment Market street Fourth to Fifth; Alexan-
der Mann Jr, 144l Polk street, Ferry Plaza:
Charles Stappenbeck. 1907 Polk street. East
street. Mission to Sacramento: John Pouyal.
12ll POLK street, market street, SlXtn 10 Eighth:
Charles C. Cohen, 3o6 Suffer street. Market
street Second to Third; Joe Thompson. 1916
Taylor street. East-street arch; Sievers e.
Roiand % Post street Market street. East to
Main: John H. Sievers & Co, Van Ness ave
nue. and Chestnut street, Eighth street to Van
Ness avenue.
Chairman Martin addressed the COM
mittee on the subject of additional deco
rations in the way of coored bunting
which has been deemed advisable by the
executive committee. The idea will be to
ctr nf w
on the ropes to which the electric wires
are attached, and such other decorations
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BENEFIT.

the members Of the Eighth Regiment to
their homes in the interior after the pa
rade is over. The Colorado volunteers
will be requested to act as a special escort
of honor. Any companies who desire to
take part in the night parade are request
ed to communicate with Grand Marshal
Pistolesi
General Passenger Agent Goodman Of
the Southern Pacific Company has COM
piled with the request Of the committee
to extend the time limit of excursion tick
cts from two to four days from the date
of the debarkation of the troops
The executive committee grand stand at
the corner of Bush and Battery streets
VIII accommodate $50 people, and each
member of the committee has been grant
ed che privilege of inviting several guests.
Chairman Martin Of the decoration conf
mittee was authorized to have the band
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FINISHING UP THE
RECEPTION PLANS

Formal steps will be taken by the citi-
Zens' executive committee to have the
military organizations take part in the
night parade on the day after the debark-
alton of the California volunteers. Grand
Marshal Pistolesi addressed the committee
al its meeting yesterday morning on the
subject. and Secretary McPike was in
structed to address a communication to
the commanders of the various volunteer
regiments at the Preside, requesting them
to participate. General Shafter will be
asked to allow the regulars to fall in line,
and arrangements will be made to send