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siox SOLDIERS FROM MANILA.
Hospital Ship Relief Reaches San Francisco
-Pennsylvaninns Land To-Day.

SAN Francisco. Aug. 2.-The hospital ship
Relief dropped anchor In the harbor at 4
this morning. There were 243 sick soldiers
and six convaesoent officers aboard. Although
the hour Of her arrival was very untimely. quite
a fleet went out to meet the incoming vessel.
Many soldiers were on dock. eager to receive
the newspapers and fruit with which the well
coming vessels were we'll supplied.
The representatives of the city government
waited alongside until the quarantine lnspec-
ton was over. when they went aboard and
gave the invalids welcome in the name OF San
Francisco. AS IA mark Of resnect to the mem
DRY of Col Hawkins of the Tenth Pennsylvn-
MIA Regiment, the usual screechinR Of whistles
was dispensed with in the welcome to the Re
lief The State tug Gov. Irwin was gay with
flags and band on BOARD greeted the sick and
wounded with stirring patriotic air AS soon
as the formal welcome had been extended the
Government tug Mcdowell and the steamer
Caroline came alongside and the soldiers were
taken to Meiggs's wharf and thence to the
Presidio in ambulances. AS the men were
landed they were pelted with roses by party
uine pleasure at this feature Of their reception.
Three deaths occurred on the voyage; Pr.
James Iemen, and Frank DewaI Of The irst
spsctivey. as a result OF wounds. or the six
officers who came home on the Relief all were
wounded in battle in the PHILIPPINES They
are Capts. W. j. Watson and A Il, Clark Of the
Third Infantry. Lieut. c. b; Ball of the Kansas
regiment. Lieut.. Sapp Of the Idaho regiment.
and William Hurd. pharmacist. OF the cruiser
Boston.
sylvania Regiment. which arrived last night
from Manila locked at the Folsom street
wharf TO- day. The body OF Col. Hawkins was
taken to a local undertakers rooms. No ar
rangements have yet been made for sending
sylvania will arrive tonight and take charge
OF all arrangements. The Pennsylv ania regi-
mont will land tomorrow morning and 10
assured an enthusiastic welcome.
teresting relics in the form OF ancient cannon.
purchased by the officers of the regiment from
Spaniards at Manila. Some OF them are known
to be hundreds OF years old and we're captured
with the natives in the different islands Of the
Philippine group. 1t is believed that number
OF the cannon and battle axes were taken to
the Philippines by Magellan and other early
Spanish explorers. They are ancient In de-
One is to be presented to the old State House
at Philadelphia and another to Washington
and JEFF erson College, located at Washington.
Pa, the home OF Col. Hawkins.
bnS he the SEX
Hospital Corps, g: Third Artillery, l Sixth
Artillery, 2; Fourth Cavalry. l Third Infantry.
10: Fourth g: Ninth. l; Fourteenth. 8: TWEEN
tieth: 81 Twenty first, TweptyiI4s ~: g;
lery. 2; Wyoming ARTILLERY. CALIFORNIA Ar
IA: Idaho. g; Iowa. 10; Kansas. 81 Mime
sofa. 81 Montana, 10; Nebraska. Il; North
Dakota. Is; Tennessee. j; Washington S:
Wyoming, ); navy, |; civilian, l.
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Alleged Thief from Havana Guaranteed
Hero.

The police here received a cable message
from the police of Havana yesterday asking
for the arrest Of l.. L. Sloane. who was pas
senGer on the Ward line steamship Havana.
which arrived in port last Monday. Sloane Is
now on Hoffman Island under the usual quar-
antine detention. He is wanted in Havana for
having stolen 81 900. When he is released to-
into custody
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Import. Into the Port of Nuevitas. Cuba

WAsHINGToN. Aug. 2.-According to state
mont made by tho War Department to-day tho
imports into the port Of Nusvitas. Cuba. from
tho United States during the month Of June
amounted to S3e.963; imports from England.
S1,137 imports from Spain. St. sos total. $44:
to Sl.2O2. Among the Imports from the United
States was flour 70 the value Of $5.S32, cotton
to the value Of $1.560. machinery to the value
OF 1894, malt liquors 70 the value OF $2.597.
meat TO the value p S2,92s. lard and fellow TO
ticles to IA AXE the sum total OF $3.50 1888.
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Savings Bank Trustees Trying to Make Ur
Its Deficiency.

Its Deficiency.
PERTH AMBoY. Aug. 1.-The trustees OF the
Perth Amboy Savings Institution will hold
meeting tonight to determine whether they
can raise the amount necessary to make good
the deficiency caused by Cashier Valentines
defacation. Valentine confessed to having
stolen $500 which his bondsmen. members
ct the Valentine family. made good. The
bondsmen have since paid over ST. 100. which
completes the amount Of the $4,000 bond.
According to generally accepted report, there
Is still deficiency in the banks books of
$1,000. Small as this sum is. II will probably
he hard for the trustees to raise It, All of them
who were in good circumstances were practi-
cally ruined by the wrecking Of the Middlesex
County Bank.
1t is said that Harry Conard of this city will
be cashier OF the new national bank which is
shortly to open its doors
=. New Brunswick. n, j.. Aug, Edward S.
Campbell. receiver OF the MiddleseX County
Bank. to-day sent out a call for passbooks He
said that he would declare dividend az soon
a he could get together q reasonable amount
OF the assets.
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Lunacy Committee for julius Ellinrer.

commission to inquire into the sanity OF
julius Elinger who lived until last spring ut
tho Plaza Hotel. where his wife and two chill
dren still reside. was issued by Justice Giege-
rich OF the Supreme Court yesterday at the re-
quest Of his wife Mrs, Ellinger says that her
to send him to a shnitarlum at Flushing last
spring. He owns $4,000 worth of real estate
consists OF Henry Kropf. DR.. A. Valentine Wild
man and John W. Mark.
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

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Oarsmen Muster for Canada's Annual
Regatta.

TORONTO. Aug. 2.-The Canadian amateur
oarsmen's annual regatta at Brockvie to-
morrow and Friday is attracting a lot of inter-
est. Large crowds assembled at the dock to-
day to welcome Jimmy Rice and his bunch OF
Detroit candidates. James Hen ierson and
William Wlnand OF the Delaware Boat Club OF
Chicago, who will row double. and the oars
Lachine four have also arrived. Owing to the
large contingent which the Argonauts OF
Toronto sent to Henley. Canadian competitors
are not likely to be as strong as at former
regattas. American oarsmcn are sanguine Of
success In the principal events.
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an AHTI-HANNA VICTORY.
Friends of Kurtz and Foraker Garry tn
Wood County Convention.

CLEVELAND. Aug. 2.-The Republicans OF
Wood county. in convention at Bowling Green.
nominated a ticket to-day after considerable
fighting. An attempt was made to run the
Hanna slate through, but II was broken and
the KurtZites named majority OF the candi-
dates on the ticket. including one Representa-
tive. A feature OF tho convention was the open
friends
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Tennis at New Castle.

New CASTLE. n. H.. Aug. 2.-The second days play
in the Wentworth lawn tennis tournament here
narrowed down tho field to six players Tomorrow
Bond plays Paret and the winner will meet Bud
long in the semi- finals while tho other side
Fischer meets Wright In the doubles Hackett and
Wright had q lucky draw and to reach the
finals while on the other sid are Fischer and Bond
Paret and Davidson and Budlong and Grant. The
Gen!lemen's MISUNDERSTANDING round-J. b.
Paret beat James Terry, 6-2, -.
First Round-E. p. Fischer beat W. C. Grant, Ga
Cd; b. q. Wright beat ]. c. Davidson. ~, ST.
Gentlemen's Observation-Disclosures round--H. H.
Rockwell King, 6-3 Is
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LARNED BEATEN By PELL.
The Veteran Tennis Expert Outplayed by
n Columbia University Man.

Tho Veteran Tennis Expert Outplayed by
Columbia University Man.
SOUTHAMPTON. Aug, All the matches in
the first round Of the Meadow Club lawn ten
mis- tournament were finished to-day. There
was one big surprise when it became evident
that the famous veteran. w. A. Larned. was be-
ing defeated by James d. Poll, Columbia
player. The latter took three straight sets
from Larned. who has all along been regarded
as having enough Of his old-time speed and
brlliancy to make a close fight for tho national
title at Newport While it is true that the vet
eran did not put the best that was in him into
the first set OF the match he improved
bis play greatly before tho end. Then,
however. it was too late. for Pell had
struck winning streak and was not
to be stopped. He was accurate to degree
s sha N to TO
eddy passed his opponent and his back-hand
strokes were ALMOST fautless. On the other
times without number sent the ball beyond
the court lines or into the net. No one feels
veteran player. and to- might he talks of aban-
doning all thought OF entering the Newport
Whitman. the national champion. compile tely
smothered the young ale man. johnson, and
Allen, the Yale champion. did the same with
ability: He played a i've; set match With the
aTthhsWohpu wy SraSh' hnreq toumah, and
to play the best he knew how. Young
tarned Is most brilliant at the net. and
drawings for the doubles were made
this evening and eight teams are entered
Davis and Ward. the two Harvard colts. are
the, showing that will be made by Whitman
and Ware and the Larned brothers. Socum
are also in this event. They practiced to-day
against Trevor and CLARK and defeated the
lor's back hand work was good and he was
also fast. The scores follow:
Champonshp singles-First round-M. n. Whit
man beat owen Johnson, 60. I'll. DO Bah
Huntington beat NJ. G. Chace by default j. A.
Allen beat r. Mckottrick. 80, d-2, 6-3; J. D. Pell
beat W. A. Larned. 81, O.. 90; Holcomb Ward
beat p; wtn.low. -. 90. o.; Leo f. Ware beat
Ford Huntington. 3-6. O.. "a, 60; Alfred Cod
man beat T.. 7. Lsrned 10 IT At, o. d.;
D. F. DAVIS beat $. Y. skidmore. "a. "a. "a ~
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S,622 MEN ENLISTED.
Only 4,48S Mon Required to FIJI tho Ton
Volunteer Regiments.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2.-RecruitinR returns
received at the War Department to-day show
that II the present rate OF enlistment continues
all OF the ten regiments will be completely Or
Ganized before Aug. Is. Up to the present
time 1922 men have been secured. Yester-
days returns showed 526 enlistments. There
remains 4.46S men to be recruited. and at tho
present rate Of about 500 men each day. they
can be secured within nine days. The follow
Ing statement shows the aggregate In each
reg ment. and the number needed to complete
their organization:
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Movements of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. Aug, 2.-The battleship Mas
sachusetts left Newport yesterday for Bar
Harbor, where she will be Joined by the rest Of
the North Atlantic squadron on Aug. T. The
Boston, and the Potomac from Port Royal for
Guantanamo The Piscataqua has arrived at
Newport and the Lancaster at New Bedford
The Piscataqua will go 10 New York to take
draft OF men TO the Lancaster.
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Sea Cliff Y. G. Annual Meeting,

The annual meeting OF the Sea Clff Yacht
Club will be held at the clubhouse on Thurs
day. Aug. 10 Ofilcers-ald trustees will be
elected. and such other business as may come
officers. nominated by the Board of Trustees
are as follows:
Commodore. Mr.. 7. W. Sheridan: Vice Commo-
dure Mr.. c. f. Sikworth Secretary, Mr.. c. Sack EFT
Chellborg Treasurer. Mr.. e. s. Dunning: trustees
for three year, Messrs. Garrett W. Smith, Paul II
Jesse T. Rhinehart
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Major Hopkins's Resignation Accepted.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2-The resignation Of
Major George H. Hopkins, AdJutnnt- General OF
volunteers. who served as military aide to Sec
dent, to take effect Aug. 81, Major Hopkins
has leave OF absence until that time. He left
Washington for Detroit yesterday with Secre-
duties which were suspended while he served
as military aide. Major Hopkins is veteran OF
e. vii
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Celia Gordon. IA years old. OF "a Forsyth
street and Sarah Legeshorn. ~ years old. OF
1l2 Fast 1l4th street. were slightly burned
yesterday by an explosion of naphtha in the
rooms OF the Manhattan Novelty Company on
the second floor of | Lispcnard street. An
other girl became hystoriral and tried to Jump
from the window, but was pulled back.
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Yachting Notes.

BRIsToL, Aug 2.-Royal Phelps Carrolls sloop
yacht Navahoe arrived here yesterday from New.
port to he cleaned and overhauled for the Newport
races next week The Navahoe struck her topmast
before being loaded the cradle in order to reduce
the strain aloft She hauled ont on the ranway
at high water yesterday. The crew at once began
cleaning her underbody, which was quite foul
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motion Of George N. Miller to enjoin the
hondhoders' reorganization committee Of the
Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf Railway Com
pany from proceeding with the reorganization
stockholders who would not 90 into the agree
inent and from declaring their stock forfeit
Sts oeen dismissed by Justice Beekman of the
supreme Court.
Justice Beekman holds that the stockhold-
srs mad only such rights as were accorded to
thtm by the bondholders' committee and that
as the plaintiff would not accept what was
offered he has no right to an injunction
sSalhst the committee. The committee con.
sistN Of granville NJ. Dodge. j. Kennedy Tod.
Henry Bulge, Oliver Ames. Harry Walters.
NfI"rman b. Ream. Henry Lewis and Uriah
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Secretary Root Visits Gen. Miles and Chiefs
of staff.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2.-Secretary Root spent
nearly tho entire forenoon in visiting the
Major General commanding and the chiefs Of
staff departments OF the army. He spent ten
or fifteen minutes In the office of each chief
Fifteen minutes was spent in chatting with
Gen Miles. Adjt Zen. Corbin accompanied
Mr.. Root on his round Of visits.
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WASHINGTON. Aug, 2,-The funeral OF Mrs.
Kate Chase SpraEue took place this afternoon
at Lakewood. her late residence. The services
which were private and very simple. were con-
Quoted by the Rev. DR.. Paddock OF St. Johns
Eplscopai Church. and at their conclusion the
caskSt was removed to Glenwood Cemetery
and placed in a vault, Only relatives and inti-
mate friends were present.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. "a cablegram
ceived from Gen. Otis day gives the follow
ing additional casualties:
Killed-Frst Infantry. near Calamba. July
70. Company H. william A. Renned: Thirtleth.
Company &. William Murphy: Company X.
Corporal Charles Henderson.
Wounded-Fourth Cavalry. 26th. Company
c. Edward Oberhausen. forearm. slight Both.
John McGregor. knee, severe First Washing
seeond L neGt
James NJ Love- elbow. severe; Company X,
Charles W. Winters. thigh. moderate.
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Race for knockabouts.

A race for Seawanhaka knockabouts has
been added for the annual regatta OF the Hemp
stead Harhor Yacht Club on Saturday. Entries
for the different events will not close until
Saturday morning.
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BALTIMORE. Aug. DIR Adolph Rambeau.
associate professor OF Romance languages and
literature at Johns Hopkins University. has
the drectorship o! thu Romance language de-
partment of the Massachusetts Institute OF
Technology. Johns Hopkins called him in
1890
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City Snow shovelIerS to Get ne for an Eight
Hour Day.

At this weeks meeting Of the miscellaneous
section OF tho Central Federated Union Samuel
Prince, who Is President OF the G. f. u, re-
ported that Mayor Van Wyck had guaranteed
that the men vino shovel snow Tor the city next
winter will receive 81 for eight hours work
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Eidpsed


Specidt Gable Despateh TO THE Sun
CowEs. Aug. 2.-The Royal Yacht Squadrons
prize Of 900 was won to-day by the German
Emperor's Meteor. which saved the time given
to the Bona. The Meteor crossed the finish line
n & .2l %
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RRilronda Consolidate.

albany, Aug. "A certificate OF CONSOLE
ca on OF the Pittsburg, Shawmut and Northern
hMiroad Company Of Pennsylvania and the
central Now York and Western Railroad OF
TINS state, forming the Pittsburg. Shawmut
n n.r Northern Railroad Company. was filed to;
h""k of III" company. is S12,OOO,OOO and tho
I. ,S,s H ere Henry Mar1uand John Byrne;
3rw York Frank !. Poor OF Hackensack, n.
o.; rank $, Smith Of Angelica. Harry NJ.
TWIEi OF Jersey City, Edwin f. TAFT OF Brad
tnI Dennis I BQglcy OF st. .Mary's Pa; VIII
y, "T III ~, IIaTkE Of Wayland and Lewis c. Harris
company will be in New York city.
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Ex.ConGressman Jerry Tells His Intimate
Friends That He IL a Candidate.

Topeka. Kan. Aug. 2.-Ex- Congressman
Jerry Simpson OF the Seventh Kansas District
has announced to his intimate friends that he
will be candidate fort United States Senate
to succeed Lucien Baker. Simpson divides his
time between running his Popuist paper and
planning for the campaign Of 1900. whom n new
Legislature will be elected. He is opposed by
the party machine. now controlled by ex-GoV.
Leedy. but his friends have already started .
war on the machine.
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Death of a soldier in Porto Rico.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2-Private Charles T.
Keeling. Company q. Eleventh Infantry, died
az Ponce. Porto Rico. on July 81 Of typhoid
fever
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man. Charley White. Tom Broderck's manager. IL
hplb ling I 10 staln
s slEIY IAsLEIs INt Boy; AZ ALs 9syesIsl

Both Bend ordan and Frank Craig. the " Harlem Cot.
fee Cooler deny that they have been matched to hght
any one at Coney island In cable despatch to DR..
Ordway. which was received yesterday Jordan states
that lie will only fight in this country If he receives
purse of $1,000 and $500 for expenses. and that
the weight must he at 1922 pounds. Craig announces
that Brady off -,cd 50 300 to him to face Tommy
Ryan. W tn 5000 more for expenses. Ordway replied
to CraiG advising him to accept this purse. Jordan
YVES r'pur:ed as having been matched with Oscar
Gardner.
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ULCERS FOR
So YEARS
Eleven on One Limb at One Time
With ExCruCiating Pain. All
Remedies Tried, and Number
less Physicians Little Benefit.
CUTICURA Speedily Cures.

NV mother has been victim to ulcers from
varlcosc veins for thirty-nye years. Eleven OF
these terrible sores have existed ut one time on
the limb effected, ENcruciating pain and in:
tense suffering were endured. with all Sorts OF
remedies on trial and numherless physicians
calls and prescriptions Applied, but all practi.
cally with hut little benefit. However. at last
ointment. which surely proved its weight in
gold. alleviating pain and causing healing
processes to commence and a cure speedily
effected. She has also, used CUTICURA with
marked benefit in erysinelas OF the face and
eczema. The CUTICURA SOAP. also. has eStab-
lsh"d record only as the best cleans ng. pur:
tying, and healing in its nature. having proved
itself a most excellent and valuable auxiliary
tothe CUTICURA ointment
would remark that this testimonial Is en-
tirelv unsolicited. being voluntary contribu-
ton for humanity's sake, and tho commenda-
ton Of the CUTICuRA REMEDIES TO the fullest
confidence. being satisfied Of their purity.
Renuincncss. and almost miracles wrought.
March IT, 1898 ". T. MORSE, Cabot. Vt.
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burlington Road Mortgnged for $50, 100, 600

CHICAGO. Aug. "A mortgage for SS5.O00.-
" was filed yesterday al tho Office of the
county Recorder by the Chicago. Burlington
~ NAihcy Railroad Company. 1t covers all
Is Gatrd July l. 1897. and runs during tho
h. ' 20 OF redemption Of the bonds, II is with
H. we option of the company to redeem THE
tIauS VA July, 1929. or on any interest day
thereafter before July l, l940.
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Cohhlestones In Drowned MANS Pockets.

IN" body of man about 80 years old was
ioIhN yesterday in the Hudson River opposite
l"''h street. When tho clothing was searched
u S'nh "nhhlcstone was found in each trou-
eFL Pp"krl; The man wore n dark suit OF
..,Hn'e. whitc shirt, black laced shoes and
r. lh l"rwear, The body was removed to
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Eihu
Root

Will infuse new blood into the
War Department. New blood
is always good for old sys-
TENS. This maxim has more
force In relation to human
health.
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SHORTEST and QUICKEST ROUTE
SPOKANE
TIME SCHEDULES.
LEAVES
DAILY.

Local Mail-FOT Occur
d Alene, Farming,
ton COlfax. Pull
man, Moscow. Pom
erOy, WHlla Walla
7:45 m. and Pendleton.
Local Maii-From San
Francisco. Portland
Walla Walla. Day
ton, PomerOy, Col
fax. Pennington
Garfield.
Fast Mail-For Mos
COW. Pullman, Day
ton Wslla Walia,
Por''"~ I San Fran
cisco, Baker city,
5:l5 p. m. and the east.
Fast Mail-From
Baker City, Pendle-
ton, Walla Walla,
Dayton, COlfax,
Moscow, Occur d.
lene, aud the east.
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Notice for Publication.
Z. s LAND OFFICE, AT CoEUR D. ALENE,
IDAHO Sent % 1894

Z. s LAND OFFICE, AT CoEUR D. ALENE,
IDAHO, Sept. 28, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
tn make final proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before MS. Lindsay,
U. S. Commissioner, at Bonner Ferry, Idaho,
on November IA, 1899, viz:
CHARLES d. BLACK.
Hid. No 1886, for the sEN NEk and lots 4. s.,
and 6. sec 1877. 65 N, RI w.B.M Nj.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
o. said land;
Columbus NJ. Parker, of Bonners Ferry Idaho,
and Jacob A. Sloop, Alfred E. Bicknell and
Charles w. Odds, of Ockonook, Idaho.
ID. h. BUDLoNG,
9-30-11-4. Register
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s-so-11-4.
Notice for Publication.

q. 5. LAND OFFICE, AT CoEUR o. ALREE,
IDAHO Sept. IS, 1899
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before NJ. S. Lind
say, T. S. Commissioner, at Bonner's Ferry,
Idaho, on Nov. IA, 1899. viz:
ALFRED E. BICKNELL,
lid. No. 1920 made for the Lots 1, 3 6, = and 8,
Sec. 4, Up. GA, n, R. W., B NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF, said land, viz
George B. Whitney, Donald II. Chisholm,
Columbus NJ Parker all of Bonners Ferry, Idaho.
and Charles d. Black of Ockonook, Idaho.
D. II. BUDLoNG,
9-3O-ll-i. Perister.