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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-08-11
Thinks Well of Idaho.

OAKosDALE, Wash, July
27-G. w. I1erren, n mining
man of wide reputation and a
holder of several fine proper
ties in British Columbia, ar
rived in the city yesterday
from the Seven Devils and Buff
falo Hump mining camps,
where he has been doing in
spection work for a wealthy
Portland syndicate which will
invest heavily in those dis
tricts as a result of those inves-
legations. He stopped here
to consult with Il friend who is
quite extensively interested in
the Buffalo Hump camp. To
a Spokesman.Review man this
morning he said:
81 am just returning from
the Buffalo Hump, Peacock,
Granite, Seven Devils, Black
Jack ard Rapid river camps,
having spent several weeks in
looking over the different
prospects and making assays.
found that the Buffalo Hump
country has been greatly eN-
agerated in regard to the value
of its ores, but there is no doubt
but what it will become one
of the leading camps of the
west. The amount of surface
ore is immense.
"The Seven Devils country
is all right. Too much cannot
be said of its excellent pros
poets, but by far the most
promising proposition is the
Newsome district 40 miles east
of Grangeville. This district
contains nothing but free.mill
ing gold ore. My samples
sent to the company from that
point were excellent.
difference is almost entirely
deserted, while you can hardly
get through the crowds of mef
on the streets of Grangeville
There must be at least 5000
people in the town. Everyone
down there is now talking O.
Thunder mountain, not tan
2 from the Hump, and outfits
were leaving every day to in
vestigate the claims of miner.
who have lately left the dis
trict.'
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-08-11

md the auditor ordered to draw warrants
therefor ON the general road iuna.
The oyerseers report OF Z NJ Hearing, former
ave seer OF road district No. Is filed May 10
lsgg laid over until next regular session OF the
board. ,,.. ,,.,
Bieren. 5 Mobley ct al. petitioners for II pub
lie road
thnt the road in said petition described can be
onenea without cost to the county. II Is hereby
ordered that said petition be ana the same Is
is hereby declared a county road, ana ordered
placed on record and plated as follows:
commencing at half section corner. OF the
| cast line of see Is, twp32 mr. Ii Nj, thence
| runuiug westerly With the reservation line to
| the vest line of said section p, thence running
due south back TO the center OF said section n
| and the road now running on sald nall section
| liz hereby abandoned -
| Thompson, f White ct al. petitioners for .
| public road commencing at the southwest col
| III section ~, twp 80 H. re- Il NJ. and running
due north miles to interscct public road run
ming east and west along the south line of SCI
i6 twp 30 II, ~ e u NJ. The said petition
granted and J shannon, sam Church AM
Jos GILL hereby appointed viewers thereon, Z
report atthc next regular session OF this board
| In tine matter Of the viewers report upon roa
pettioned for by Lee smith ct al, which sal
petition was filed April 10, 1889, and which sal
Viewers report was sled July To- lsga, the sal
: report was approved and the road therein d.
scriNed declared county road, and the claim
! Tor damages in said viewers report mentione
are hereby allowed, MS ioH0Ws' -
| Jake Crooks, damages. .....,..,.,+....... Soo
Dan Thompson, viewer. =--.-.- ...-'.-.
e c L Adrich, viewer ....'...s-.- 800. "
. and the auditor ordered to draw warrants ther
\ for on the general read fund.
4 In the matter OF the viewers report upon ro
u | petftianed for by Robt I Flynn ct al, which sa
i, viewer, report was filed on the 10th day
l. Npril, 1859. the said report was approved a
l., the road therein described is hereby declared
y county road: aud the claims for damages
\ = said viewers reuort mentioned are here
~ allowed, as 70 lows
in Paul Corbett. damages ... --.-s-.... s75
W Clarke, viewer .... .,..,. .....-....... 3
" Chas Flynn, +" .-...+-=--....-.ls....- -.s..= q
and the auditor is hereby ordered to draw "
oT rants therefor On the general road fund.
\, In the matter Of the viewers report on n
I'll petitioned for by \ Richardson ct al, VIII
said petition filed January z. 1899,
Id. which said viewers report filed July
1899, the said report is hereby approved, and
rs road therein described is hereby declare
- county road, and claims Of viewers allowed
H. follows;
,c - August Won Bargen, viewer. ...s...,....
'SN and the auditor ordered to draw warrant tn
for on general road fund.
In the matter of the viewers report upon T
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-08-11

The reports that President
Mohler of the o. R. & N. has
been offered the presidency OF
a big eastern railroad are de.
MED, but if they were true it
would be no more than he de-
served. Mr.. Mohler has prov.
en- himself a wide.awake, up
to.date railroader, and one
filled with the spirit of per.
Torrance. He has managed
Oregon's big railroad witha
faithfulness and energy that
has excited admiration from
the people as we'll as from
those holding its bonds ana
stocks, and he has done it win
satisfaction to all concerned.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-08-11

| I'll
ra r dist @ &c. Norris aS' and Tis'fS
The petition Of certain inhabitants OF John
| lay precinct for the appointment OF Tart
a. Justice of the peace OF said precinct
Aud 1t is hereby ordered that upon his filing
bond as by law required the said b Taft be
and he is hereby appointed justice OF the peace
The bonds Of the following named retail
liquor dealers were filed and approved and
4 schober and Peterson, Cottonwood. twelve
months. from April l, 1859, with G $ Bates and
jeitch 4 Robertson, Cottonwood. twelve
, months from May 3. 1899, with Il Brown ana
, ID Lyons, sureties.
, months from May 7, 1892 with W stenhcser
and Henry Murray sureties.
from April /, 1888, with X w White and II Or
n II 7 Gallagher Grangeville months from
May l, 1880. with Hogan and II Winters
!; &C Peoples, Grangeville. twelve months from
= April q, 1899, with Ruedersdorf and II
E Geo Baker 4 Co, of Grangeville, three months
from May s, 1899, with steinheiser and
l. Geo X Reed, Grangeville, twelve months from
= April |, 1899, with JAS Edwards and Henry Wax
I suretes.
d Hans Hagen, Florence, twelve months from
June 70, 1899, with W sifton and N Rice
- sureties.
& Juue Is, 1899, with Frank McGrane and Lewis {
n Bates, sureties.
n &c Hill, Warren, twelve months from May l
i 1899. with W Kelly and Charles Stark, sure
IS Ellis Church, Warren, twelve months from
re Nav !. 1899, with Chas Stark and Sherman
u Godlove, suretics.
it J ii Thomas, Warren, twelve months from
y March l, 1899, with W Kelly and Chas Stark
-; sureties.
ID Yates and Ingram. Florence, twelve month
"a from May 10, 1899, with White and Franz
y Mctirane, sureties.
TO Ernest Robbins, Clearwater, twelve month
81 from May !, 1889 with Allen stephens and g
* Lahore, sureties.
ID Frank shissler Ncwsome creek, lively
-, months from April l, 1899. with Frank Nc
70 Crane and \ Ingram, sureties.
nc Salmon River Trading Co. White Bird, lively
=, months from May l, ls99, with Frank NJ Harne
NJ and Davis, saretes
A Bureh, Elk City, three months from Jun
/, 1879, with W II Bennett and II d Poyneer
sureties
Lee Strong, Elk City, twelve months from
as June l. 1893, with Whitaker and J Young
surefies.
Geo Renner, Bridgeport three months from
I'd. July l, ls.p. with Frank MeGrane and
ny White. sureties.
.er IA Wimpey, Harpster, twelve months fror
he July l. 1899, with Frank McGrane and X \
White, surelies.
,nt James A smith, Mt Idaho, three months rror
aw May II, 1899, with C watkins and Harr
Use Tamm. suret.es.
Patrick Toal, three months from July J. ls9
25 with Geo Smith and Mike Green, sureties
Weber Il Gahen, Grabgeville, three month
Is from May ), 1899, with N Hartman and WI
Steinheiser, sureties.
Is q Gaines Grangeville, three months fro
"a April l. 1879, with Geo D Smith, Vansi
% and Henry Murray, sureties
% The ofhcial bond of George Gelbach
justice OF the peace Of Stuart precinct, with
70 N Dorman and Gelbach sureties, was at ii
90 The quarterly report OF the auditor and tres
urer, approved.
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Notice to Trustees of App0
tionment Being Withheld

CIOnm6nC Being WTtrI1t,
Notice is hereby given to ,1a ~
trustees of School Districts NJ
2, 3, 8, 9, IL, 10, IS, 81, ~ = =
%, 30, 80, 81, 32, 35, SO, 10, -
40, 40, and 40, that their JaiyY
portionment will be withheld "
til they comply with the law
making their census report.
LEWIS ELsENson
Co. School SaF
Dated July 1s, 1899.
Up-to-date mining laws :" n
! at FREE Press Office. Pnc"
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great vigilance is used in
watching the water, and every
day somebody is arrested or
enjoined for using too much
or stealing the precious aqua.
There are now four persons
under arrest and five injunc
ton suits pending.-Boist
Statesman.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-08-11

TWELFTH Term DAY.
Friday, July %
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment yesterday.
Present, same as yesterday. Where
upon the following proceedings were
had:
The following bills allowed on the
current expense fund and the auditor
ordered to draw warrants therefor on
said fund:
CIV Petty com salary and ex .''.'...s1 l$s :; %
J Cook, ....'..'''t'. loo ~
The report of A H Bishop on the Sal
mon river bridge filed May II, 1899, APP
proved.
The petition Of B Kunz, Jas P Turner
ct al for a road commencing at point
between Adams camp and the summit
of Slate creek hill, between Mill creek
, and Slate creek, and ending at Buffalo
Hump, accepted. and accompanying
, bond approved, and J w Shannon;
, county surveyor, and David Pugh ana
R w Hawley appointed viewers thereon
0 to report at the next regular session OF
6 this board.
8 The certified list of bills allowed at
o this session of the board, showing same
: $o,475. o4, filed and approved. 49,.
Y There being no further business, tue
board here adjourned to meet MONDAY;
' July "a, 1899, at 10 o'clock III OF saio
" day as a board disqualification;
G. w. PETTY,
Chairman of Board.
Attest: A. w. TALKINGroN,
s. Clerk of Board.
By H. TAYLOR, Deputy.
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FOURTH TENN OAK.

Thursday, July, Il, 1899,
The board met pursuant to Adjournment oi
yesterday
Present, SAME as Yesterday 81 -.
Nherenpou the following proceedings were
had; , ,t,r, an
t4r,yed and the bills therein shown allowed, as
tolipWSg
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Report OF George simon. overseer OF ~ uis,
10. 3. approved, and bill therein sho" allowed
a follows: az n
George simon, overseer I'd dist No. g. .*o' ~
and the auditor orderdd 10 draw warrant
therefor on the general road fund.
Report OF q J Seav, overseer rd dist No. - APP
proved, and bill therein shown allowed rs ioi-
lows:
q seay, oversee I'd dist No. %. *66 ~
and the auditor ordered to draw warrant there
for on general road fund.
In the matter Of the application OF certain IN
habit ants OF road district No. u Tor pubic
ron commencing ut the northeast corner sec
ton 90 and ending at the southwest cor sec H.
twp ~ n, r3e b NJ. Ii appearing To the satisi G
ton OF the board that road IN SAID petition ue'
scribed has been opened without cost 10 the
county, il is therefore hereby ordered that the
said petition be aud the same is hereby granted
aud the road therein described is hereby DE,
clarcd county road and ordered plated ana
put ON record
The report Of JOHN Hipke, overseer OF roam
district No ~, approved, and claim thereHi
allowed as follows
John uipke, overscer rd dist No. 20. $l25 %
and the auditor ordered. to draw warrant there
! for on the general road aind.
The following bins we're allowed on the cur
rent expense fund and the auditor ordered To
draw har for on he said fund.
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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING AN ISO-
laliuS building Tor Minor Contagious Diseases on
the GROUNDS Of Providence hospital. Second and
third ID and Sueets southeast. Washington. D.
C-ofice of the Commissioners ID. G., Washington,
D. g., February s, loS9.-Sealed proposals viii be
received at this ONCE until TN kiFE NJ, FEBkU-
AIRY TWENTY FIFTH, for constructing all Iso-
iatine building for Minor Contagious Diseases on
the grounds CT Providence Hospital, said IsoIating
building 10 consist Of TWO wings Joined together
by covered driveway. Blank forms proposals
and specifications, together with all necessary in
formation can be obtained upon application there
for at the office Of the Inspector of Buildings of
the District OF Columbia. and bids upon these
forms only Will be considered. The right is re-
served to reject any all bids Proposals must
be inClesed in an envelope, sealed and iadoYsed
Proposals for Constructing Isoatng building for
Minor CONT gous Diseases JOHN b. WIGHT
JOHN W. ROSS, LANSING IL. BEACH. Commits
siouers, ID. e. fe1l-6t
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING RESERVOIR-OF-
fee OF the Commissioners, ID. c. Washington
ID. c.. February g. 1s99.-Sealed proposals will
he received at this Office until MAKtH ELEy-
ENTH, 1899 for building Reservoir in the Dis
triet of Columbia SpecihT atieRs and blank forms
OF proposals may be obtained at this offce
JOHN b. WIGHT. JOHN W. ROSS LANSING
Ii. BEACH. Commissioners. D. c. fes-6t
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

-
Il. s kANDALL'S PUlUMAC Klt Err LINE,
Steamer HARRY RANDALL will leave River
View wharf Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at
I an, landing at Colonial Beach, Chapel Point
and all wharras far down Lower Machodoc
Returning on Mondays and Wednesdays at Z p-
aud On Fridays about $3.50 pm.
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE,
WASHINGTON. ID. c., TO GLYMONT, Md,
and intermediate landings
The new Steamer ESTELI.E RANDALL, daily
except Sunday, $3.50 Returning about D. m
Passenger accommodations first class Freight
received until the hour Of sailing.
Z. 8. RANDALL
Proprietor and Manager.
GEO. o. CARPENTER. General Agent, Washington
Wal. NJ. REARDoN, Agent, Alexandria. ja2s-t 20
THE WEEaiS STEAMBOAT co.
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE.
Winter Schedule in effect December 81 1SlS
Steamer POTOMAC leaves Washington every
Thursday at pm for Baltimore and River land
fngs.
ALL river freight must be prepaid.
Passenger accommodation hrst-class
STEPHENSON & BRO. Agents
1th street wharf.
Once e10 Pa. ave. Telephone 746.
de27-12tf
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PERSONAL.

JUST THINK OF THE POOR FAMILIES THAT
cannot AFFORD u IRE this cold weather then do
nate money 10 the poor We will give You a big
price fcr those gents discarded garments. We
caIl J1>IHS OLD STAND. 6l9 u. fei451
TWO PERSONS DESIRING TRANSFER To TREAS
ury Defiarenent froH present government tsasifion
under ciEil service. VIII each give sIvD 10 iIlrrY
fel3-2t' - ~ V'''S"-
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
and answers Send 10c Ia : w FLYNN \ n
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FRENCH LINE.

FREINIEI LIME
Compagnie Generate Transatlantique
DIRECT LINZ TO HAVRE - PARIS GRANGE
Sailing every Saturday at 10 AM
From Pier AZ. North river foot of Merton street
La Bretagne. Feb is La Champagne Mar ii
La Touraine. Feb. % La Bretagne . Mar IS
La Normandie. Mar. La Tourane. =. Mar. %
First class passage to Hasre, S6o and upward
Gen1 Agcy for Z s. and Can IS Bowling Green y Y
G. ". MOSS. a2l Pennsylvania ave.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SAl.E-MoNTGOMERf COUNTY ONE AND
One-halr miles from District line, eighty acres
fertile and productive land; eight-reenl dwelling
one mile from electric railway; another surveyed
through place: well watercd: eminently shifted
for dairy purposes; price, $4,000. of which
5000 may remain mortgage; would ex-
Change for city property ID. n W, Star ef-
ice. feIo-tf
FOR RENr-FtRNlSfIED COUNTRY HOUSE:
finely located on high land; excellent water; pine
woods: stable and pasture: references given and
required. Address Leck Box S61. Fitchbarg Mass
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
WARD LINE

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NASSAU. CUBA. MEXICO.
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FOR RENT PHONE 9i4.
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COR 9TH AND +, ROOM 2.
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az 4th NV. l0r 40 so 1920 9Th NV. Or. Is 90
1892 10th NV. Sr. 1870 2al3 Sd NV. CIR 10 30
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FOR EXCHANGE.

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FOR RENT-CARROLL INSTITUTE HALLS,
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FOR RENT-.5iEGA>T STORE 2I&75; LARGE
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE STATIONERY STORE. EXCELLENT
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FUSED owner has other business Address Ess-
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FOR SALE-A PAYING. ESTABLISHED
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wagon. good will. &c. valued at 81 loo; bust
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responsible party. Address Box 96. Star office
fc11-6t-
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OFFICES.
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STORES.
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~ ~ hw....... 800 91S 10th NV (rearl. 10. 90
9l9 D nw......,.. 25 ttp
STABLES
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

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month ago: also fine set doctors harness. all in
hFst-c!ass order. STORAGE. 1881 II st NV.
ta26-lSt'
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ATTORNEYS.

cAhIPBEII. CARRINGToN. ATToRNEY-AT-LAw.
Webster law buiiding BOB ID st. % W. washing
ton. " G. Residence No. Mount Vernon Flats
New York ave. and 9th ct. NV. sells
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