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seen two miles from virginia Point
towards Texas City by Mr.. Mum or tns
Red Snapper company.
II any Que can give Information OF MISS
Beulah Bell OF Galveston notify Alvin G,
Bell 926 Winnie street, Galveston.
Mrs. J. II. Barrett is anxious TO secure
Information Of William Myers When last
he2ri az he was az some town oetween
Galveston and Houston. Mrs. Barretts
address while In Houston Is at 1917 Pres
ton.
SHOULD MIR. p. d. Cuilgm OF Ga yestcn us
In Houston he 10 requested by f. $. Silyer
to call at 20t9 Common street.
7 =. NattraAs, wife and three children
II In Houston, are requested 10 cal at the
Hutchins house, where relatives arc await-
ing them.
Mr. Harry NJ. Perry, 5O4 Khan building,
desires any Information regarding his vile
ard 7-year- old son. Clayton. They ware
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Theodore c. Bonn
keesel In their new cottage on tn sh II
rosd. mile or 80 west OF the Denver
"csurvey. In a letter to The Poet Mr.
Perry gives the following Dissertation o.
his wife; she wore a peculiar ling sas
with eight very small 6pals In two rows
OF four each. with one OF the corner
stores mlselng. Between these rows were
mounted three tiny diamonds. Sac MISC
WIZ 'i.eiS uiahi""u us VI - -
carat, pllin band gold ring and somr-
times another very small diamond. Her
hair was black, medium length. ard au ID
wavy. Her height wac about Ave feet
FIVE inches; aged 30, though Looking
younger, but the hair was silently mlxed
with gray. Clayton was small for his
age, with light hair, but no other means
OF Identification.
Mr.. Georgt ]. MeIlen, who. resided al
70is avenuelK Galveston, now stopping
with MIR. Coleman at 1918 Winnie stfoot,
in that city, wants information concsrn-
ing Misc NJ 8. Summers who wore a
Masonic sighet ring and had very long
auburn bair
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THE NEWSPAPER TRAINS
Philadelphia North American and New
York World
SEND IN THEIR RELIEF SUPPLY TRAINS
Julian Hawthorne on the Philn-
delphia Train and Miss Clara bar
ton Comes from New York.

Two more newspaper relief trains came
In yesterday en- route to the scene OF ms
great Disaster
The Grst Of series OF relief trains
sent by the Philadelphia North American
to Galveston reached Houston early yes
lerday morning.
II brought corps Of physicians and
of supplies of all sorts. food, clo.h.ng,
etc.
fhe Grain lett Philadelphia at midoigat
Wednesday, arrived at Houston early yos-
/ tefdAy morning and went Oh tnrOagh to
teAas CRY, arstHns there yesterday az
! ternoun.
I Julian Hawthorne, the famous author,
| eccou. panied the uAin as spso,ai core
spon0ent. MILAN NJ VaudeE MeyGe,
! tae @cll known photographer, is also WIN
| the party
! The traIn Is IN charge OF John l.. spra-
! ge, Jr. mont Nright also accompanies
tGe party % assist IN the dlstribuuoI.
Their purpose is 10 establish camp
! at Texas Uity, where they viii give IN
mediate attention to the sufferers VINO
reach there from Galveston.
other relief trains bearing more physi-
clans, nurses, food and supplies from the
/ Ncrth American ara ON aha way.
The American National Ked cross mss
come to the rescue OF the Galveston SUI
t,.ars .na the ,fa ctad NJ tho surrollndlna
storm-strloken district
Miss Barton aud party arrived on lhs
i,O.lh southern paei6c train and we're met
e.-..,,-.. r,a..,,,,t,.i =, t,, ,,.ro,.ai "a
~ SoNl $40 " ~ IL an
le' anu = ~ t,.,r,,
Gen'letASA "ppoi1-uu ~ 49, 80
DUSIues 'ils' %. '9h 'hs 80 VI ,7 f''1 =
ooN9'st9 "a Hl.s9 49, AsIeS No'-', -,
. seeeha '.ce pFcel1enI anu scuerSl e3 I'''.l
OF the ked Gross @ts' HahhIe ~ NdlN
Atr. W. "A Sears OF me general stan, M
Herbert w. Lewis OF the genera stan An'
torn.erl! superintendent OF chaNlIes o.
Washinglou y. g.; MI James a. sac
puweh OF the general stan and Mr.. Robert
Adameou, spe-iai representative Of IN,
Nov York World.
Mise Barton and her party nave com,
10 Texas 10 lend theh efforts In aid of al
sufferers from the recent disaster.
when asked by The Post representa- "
: what her plan Of action would be, "a
said.
~ 49,. 49,. o., A.. .r,,so, a,.+r,,, 4
40 mai csr 70 nid III in rnsA rba s.rv
,nas ~ ,ry.sis 80 n,rty srs a. the oia
20 80 sa,arai corcr,tttae TN
h -, U,.sG ,,'I,,, IT, ns,,sj No.,
-. .,aI. -.o,,,n,aare
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Of each house. Tho survivors In their last
effort to live, crossed from No 4 10 NJ. :
N an renting beard from tho third story:
stretched from gallery 10 gallery, the wnd
Striking ilicm from above and the raging
VA ers rach.rg for them from below. One
rorm Of No. Is all that 10 left Of i.pgas
Terrace. How many were lost in this house
VIII never be known, as II was considered
a mouse OF refuge
These lost were Mr. ]. p McAuley. invalid
ana Mrs j. =. McAuley
Tho survivors. MIS- Cora Bacon Foster
H0ustru Edih SavHgH saginaw, Ch.
Wallace Savage, Justin Saysge, Niobe Saw
ace, children Of the ab1ve, Mr Johu ii IS
VITO and son Mr. W. q Baker and ST g
Mira. " Lockett Mrs. John w. Thane. Miss
Jennie Tfaue Mrs. John W. Thane. Jr,;
Mrs. Lizzie Lrcps. Alice Lucas, MI Henry
Greenwood Domino Thomas Mr.. Brown
VITO and baby; unknown man.
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AT LUCAS TERRACE.
List of Those WHO STOOD the storI
in Galveston.

list Of Those WHO stood the storm
in Galveston.
list Of the survivors of the ~ iated Luz
cas- Terrace was handel The Post Nv N.
Lockety. who entered the city Monday mora
Ing by means OF a small boat found on the
prairie about six miles from Vdsina Point
Mr. Lockett was in search Of his VITO and
sister. Mrs. J. ?, McAuley. After search
OF day and n.ghI, no found that the all
wise Providence had spared tho wife but had
taken The sister. Who could have been snved
blf gave her lie TO be wiki her own. She
GUILD have slipped aside from a falllAg wall,
bns fhfcw herself by the de ~ her hul-
Mr. John Hess aud Mr. ", p Baker BY their
herclsni sn0tched three poor helpless aud
oespMrinE women ana cAildren IRON tho
j9Ms OF death
The Lucas Terrace was an apartment
house. consisting ~ six houses o, nine rooms,
three stories high. with q gallery IN front
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now rHn Dnpors ARE Guarded

by AIMED Soldiers to Preserve Or
hcr--This Mems business.
1t wGb mentioned in The Post several dav-
ago thit tho International and Great North
ern deiGt Is patroled by squad of the Cald-
we'll Fight Guards and also twenty armed
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Observation-Disclosures,
eoynnNon sAYnRs' wonh.

lie Is Directing Relief Outside
of Galveston.
To the Editor OF The Post.
Austin, Texas. September 15.--I
am supplying and in touch with
every point outside Of Harris coun-
ty Of the afflicted district and any
attempt to supply such points In
dependent of myself will breed con-
fusion. | am dong my utmost to
establish systematic relief. All
waste and extravaganza in the dis
trlhution OF the henefactlcns Of the
people should be most carefully
avoided. Joseph D. sayers.
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GALTEsToN's GRATITUDE.
Chief of Police Received Warn
ratsa, nr

Lefter OI THNHfNS'
Chief RIckburn of the LEGAL police force
received ths following letter Of thanks from
Chief Ketchum OF Galveston yesterday:
Dear Chit: I return herewith under COIN
mand of officer A. n Nelson. the detach-
nent OF brave mon you SO kindly brought
to our relhf on the 18TH.
My dearls sir. l can not tell you how much
good the moral influence of your little or
ganized bind excited over my poor democrat
ized forcei 1t was like oil on troubled waters,
and, please, sir, accept MY heartfelt thanks
for this and your timely presence. AT any
time that or we can serve you or your
e. Ketohum.
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INQUIRY ToR THE MISSING.

Notes and Queries which May Unite
Friends and Relatives.
C. C. Aldrldge OF China ie DESTROYS OF
locating Leslie Miller, who resided at
1920 Strand In Gaeston and who escaped
death In the storm.
A trunk marked Edna q. Campbell was
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Tbc Eir.t Denth ncnortco.

Yesterday a Mr.. Wood was brought up from.
Texas City by several of the New York
Journals hospital corps Mr.. Woods tenn
perature was reduced from log to 1O5 degrees.
on the train, by the nurses. He died whilr
being transferred to the hospital in an am
bulance.
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EUEHRMOND. prof, wife and two chill
dren.
RUST, Henry. and three children.
Twenty-nipth and PA.
RBDEI.LI, Angelo. wife and four chill
dren.
sANDFoRD, southwlck, wife and child.
sCHAF, Mrs. and three children.
SCHMIDT, Mrs. r. and son, Richard,
PIs, between Twenty-sixth and Twenty
seventh.
SCHMIDT. Richard tHoo Hoo planning
mild.
SCHNEIDER, j. f., wife and six chill
dren, m lkman, down the Island.
SCHooLFIELD, 49, tcolored).
sCHOOLFiE1D. Isaac.
Schultz ---, wife and two children
sCHuzTE Mr.. and Mrs.
SCOTT, Hugh icoloredl, r, between
Twenty-seventh and Twonty-eighth.
SEALS. Wallace d. (ooored).
SEALS, Sarah n (eolored).
SEpGEWlCK. child Of.
SElBEL. Mrs. julius.
Sf5lBEI, Lizzle.
sElBEl.. Mrs Jacob and son. Julur
SElNAS, MIS-. t.
sETXAs. Anna.
S2IXAS, Miss Lucille.
sEINAs, Cecilia
sENEET. John and wife.
SHARPER Henry. wife and two sons.
mi!kfnan, down the island.
sHleRAAN, Albert tbutcher, better
known % 'Yammer"J.
sNAkKE. Charles T., son of Charles j.
s&irie, in Catholic Orphana home.
LA@LfoA. Mrs. Emmo lnd two chill
SMITH ,r ,nrtvo ar,,.,
Ss@nHRVlLLE. S. b., and wife tcoloredl
SOURBlEN. battery o.
S.lp - ILL, MtS I'ft'e y, teopFeal,
es. rs utus 'nu wv N.Y. na''ate ~,
Teg r Is, sons sc Of = J.
- 2W Ai ~ CANAAN r. ana FAMILY
sL3.-JtiICH, Mamie
~ ''t ~ ~, HVno''' wiie ana ehi'd
W. ne Island.
s1R 5t5.,, Ni5k ana family except one
% t.hHAl SEN Mrs.
alhnNA william, vile and six chill
s,t,,I Ia,I.y7 ,.i'I1 ana
49, ~, -, f,-S. t ,.,, (1o,lofed),
sWiCKEI, mo h era ami = three ,latcr, O
~ @'' '''' ''''''
yrsrER Mes
sywNs Two chiidren 30 n n
R0WAs Mics pais,.
TAyrNETT. Antonet
TERRELL. Mrs. q v and four ohud
ren rooloreAi; and Fifteenth
THOMAS Newell ana Nathaniel.
THOMPSON. -. wife and three child
rem.
THURMAN, Mrs, tcolored).
TfGGs, Iaylnia. ana daughter (colored,
TTLsMAN, Robert, wife and ave child
ren; IS Broadway.
TlNbUSH and family; Forty fourt
and =.
TlslCKHAuSEN. Mrs. en- Old lady.
VhoSIMAN Mrs, u. and three child
eeg,
eSAAR ar and Mrasand one child
-,s,sE'N; slt' ana MfS'
Vl'nin'' oliyT' Wite and child; Fartl
mr. S"' A., ", c -
-. c,. Hfs, Onrs' ana tour ehlare'
,,,pI irs9 NV
wv NJ. VI MHe - AVG SIX cnllaren;
49,, -''"'S' '"V'eD'p ana
%INiNc Mra Anvil, na ,o,,r MA,
,oa, ,,sl1r"' Mrs anne ana io"r ehndFe
'o vIsr11rrcy ,.-,.,o
A.. TaIdda 1;tsa afu"'es ~, uauguter
80, eeN" ''sOo'''n' M So' NeEe
- -.-----------.--------
WEINBERG, o. M, wife and five oh
dfen,
WIN, Mrs, and sfaudchnd,
WALLACE Scott ana Earl.
WADE, Mrs. HHiie, (colarci). Fort
eigatn and O.
WADE, Kettle and husblnd. too &
WALDEN, sam, son of II. w, (colore,
WALDGREN, Mr..
WALEGR, Mrs, II. V.
WALTER. MS - q. and three CHI
dTcu
WALSH Joseph, wife ana cniln.
WALTERS, Gus. 5000 Q3s.
MARINE Mrs. (culorrj.
WARRAH Martin.
WATERS. three rapl,aws of James
WATKINS sSud Of p.
WATSON. /. O.. Mrs. ana two chiidrt
.gEanER. MIR. S., and family.
WEBSTER Goorro ma ln-
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-19
DIX. ALCORN GETS SEVEN YEARS
warden Fulton Departs With -Four kootc-
mai County Conxicts.

seven Years AT hard labor in the
penitentlary AT Boise was the sentence
imposed by the court nn DIR. II. ]. Al
corn " edncsday afternoon At = O'Clock
iiis second trial ended last SATURDAY
afternoon and about two hours after
the jury had retired to consider OF
Their verdict they returned into court
and announced their agreement upon
manslaughter as the degree of crime
Tor which Alcorn shall bc made ~
suffer. The court appointed Tuesday
at 10 Il. IN. as the time for passing
sentence. Atthe converting of court
at That hour the defendant : ATTORNEYS
appeared with motion for an arrest
OF Judgment on a technically. which
motion was overruled and Sentenc.
was passed the following day. The
defendants attorneys then gave no
lice OF intention To move for a new
trial, and assert if it is not granted al
appeal 10 the supreme court will hs
taken.
After sentence was passed Alcorn il
SAID 10 have remarked at having re
ceiyed three years less than he had eX
pected, and it is believed he is rathel
pleased at the result and will make II,
further efforts to gain his libert,
through legal channels. but will serv,
his sentence. his attorneys assertions
to the contrary notwithstanding.
Public sentiment here was stronsl,
against the doctor and he had bette
| let we'll enough alone, for there is NJ
telling in what IA third trial and an adj
ditional expense to the county NIGH
| result.
Warden Fulton, who had been wait
ing the final disposition in the Alcorl
case, departed for Boise Wcdnesda'
evening. having four kootenai count,
convicts in charge. \ large humble
of citizens gathered AT the depot, anC
| Acorn was made the special object o
scorn. The other prisoners Were. y
II. Corycll, who received 4 sentence 0
five years for manslaughter: William
Deacon and Grant Nixon who each re
ceived sentence of one year for aS
Sault with deadly weapons.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-19
DIJRIES stfMMONS-IN THE DISTRICT

DIJ-RIES stfMMONS-IN THE DISTRICT
L Court of The FIRST Judicial District OF the
state Of Idaho. in and for hootenal ouniy.
The spokane Valley Irrigation company.
limited a corporation Plaintiff. v. Robert
Miller. Defendant.
The state of Idaho to Robert Miller, aeiehu-
You are hereby notified. As you have often
been notified that there i now ON hie IN ""
| Office of the Clerk Of the FIRST Jaaislht III
tri., Of the said state. in Rathdrnm. IN the
| county Of kootenai. the complaint OF the
ahovc-named plaintiff, wherein y ! sough,
by plaintiff 70 condemn certain lahas ~,
| able the said plaintiff Ia CONSTRUCT a nhhi or
| reservoir for the storage OF water ~ anu
through the power OF fminsht is1.s , ~ a,,u
| for an irrigation canal and lateral dltch's-
| said da m or reservoir for the storageoi wafer
and said irrigation canal ana iatsrti ditclt's
| az. al hn used IN supplying and serving the
/ public use by irriga'in farming anus thfouGIh
said irrirAt ion canal and lateral dttfh' ~ th'
/ County Of kootenai. in the state o. llahn a
/ general description or ths Ah9,. pfnisIY
! through which said right OF way Tor satd llfi-
/ -atton canal and lateral bitches i >ought -
/ IN. northwest quarter ~ section seventeen
m township fifty -fwo 90 northnf ripr ia,if
! III west Of the Boiss meridian Atep TN nor, 1T
/ xast uuartnr af said section seventeen az.
/ said township fifty-fwo o. and th.. southwest
| uuart,r of section seventeen % IN stid Tow u
shp ffty-two G2t. situated IN tn .tun3S - ~
| kpo-,nai in the stat" OF ldahth III "i "h-'A
| isnd j. claimed lay thc defendant.
| The Respective parcels OF land - saught T.,
| ~ ,ondrmned and the specific amount q
| lands sought tn L. condemned ar fuIit anu
| narfirulariy described IN the painilf N"r-
| fad c0rnnlsint on file IN this action 70 "hics
| sr..cial r4.ferenc.. il made. a certified copy oi
| which said complaint Is anntsed F" anu
served with this pinrfe> summons
| ynu ar. also notified that unless Won app -
| and answer fhis said complaint ~ithin tt-h
dnvs after the s4rxic, thereof. II served with
r., the County Of kGpiFnni. anu althih VII
davs after the service, thereof. II served out ai
| ssfd county. hut in said Judicial district m.
] within forty days after the -ssrYafs ih'ft.'. y
| s.rv,d oui Of said district. exclusive ot ii3e
dav III service. The plaintiff viii apply = tit
| coI1rr for the relief demanded In said COM
| plant -. = :, q, ., 4
/ .bow tau>.. why the property de-rrlped "
| ,bis plurit.s SUR mons ana more particularly
| dr.rrits,d in said complaint. should n't y
| condemned a prayed for by said pi tlntin.
Given under my hand and TIA. sea- 81
the District Court Of the First lndlcla
| tsr,r1 district Of the state Of Idaho. IN ant
for the County OF kootenai. on thi'
| 18th day Of December. A, ID l-A
JSO. c. CALLAHAN; clerk
BY T. l. QUARLFSs I,spu,y:
1 yoprhens 2. Voorhees,. and tlia> l.. h',lt
! nsst. plaintiff ; attorneys,
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-19
NOTICE foR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOTICE FOR .PrBLIcArIoN-T TIMBER
Land. Act June I is7s-tnited states
Land Office Occur d'Alrne. Idaho. November
-, ts'.s- Notice is hereby given ,nat in com
pliancc with the provisions, ~ the act II Com
Trs.>> az June :. lsss entitled An act for the
sale OF timber lands In the States IT Califnr-
ni;t Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri
tory" a. extended to all the Public Land
states hy at at August 1. i>sre, Lewis T. Rud-
dy, az Priest River, County nf k.otenal state
of Idaho. has this day aled ~ This aiiie.. his
sworn statement Ne liz fur thr purchase "
the -. Ma. -M.. Ne. ANA 81 AVA uf
Ss'c;ion No - In Township Ma. 5. n, Range
M. : w. u. NJ. and win oiicr praof Ia show
that the land sought is morv valuable for Ia,
thinker or stone than for agricultural pur-
lrs,'>. and "a establish his riilni III said land
l#,forc the Register and Receiver of this Of
nee al Occur d'Aicnr. Idaho, on Tuesday, the
9th day ~ February, issN.
He names a. witnesses; fauafs. Prrr!tl
Frederick VI, Gunsaer Milon :. Lindsay, and
George Is Richardson, az. ~ pr.ss; l..scT.
Idaho
Any aud all persons claiming adversely the
ahbvo- described lands arr requested 10 nlS
their claims rs th,s nitiv,. i,,fof, said 9Th
day of February, isssl
II. H. Bl DLoNG.
- L Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-19

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION TINHkR
ihnt Avt siiisv x it1s u,i,a states
Land ot,ic,. Cesar d'AlvHs. idsii,a Nos.misr r
:, lsT' Notice T. hereby given that IA compli-
ansv With the prs,X isan> 81 ~. tot Congress
NJ Inn" iS.s .ntiti,sd An A.t far the sale az
t.ilht.r lands Ia the STATES ~ california. orr
gun. Ncs ada. and Washington Territory. a.
extended To all the fnbic Land states hy Rrt
~ August l. lsts, Genrge \ Nill.N. NJ Sanil-
,ant, G..tnfN ~ a.ai.nAt ~iai. ~ l.iAiia has
this day filed Ia this oticr his swpfu statement
Nj. Ia for the purchase uf the ~M i. nl ~N.r-
tit,n NJ. = In Township NJ - \. Range NJ J
W, Il NJ, and viii offer prsnf Ia slloR that
the land sought Is more valuable for it, tim
her stone than fnr agricultural purposes
and Ia establish his claim In said land h,-
fore the Register and Receiver ~ this n'.,r
III occur d'Alunr. Idaho on Wednesday, the
III day of February. i1
He names rs witnesses; chester \. kNcs,
iusrph -huil. Ghatirs t.-- and DANES =, fiii-
OFT. all of standpoint, Idaho
Any ard all persons claiming adversely the
aisay,'- described lands are requested "a file
their rlaius in this office an III bofaf, said
.ih day of February, l!sa
H. II. III bi.uNG,
Il r. Register
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-19

SNringa Temple, No. :, Rathbone
Sisters: Death with "A relentless hand
has broken our raHks and taken from
us one of our beloved sisters. The
death of Sister Abby Ebert is the third
SORROW We have had. AS a temple We
feel the sorrow and submit the follow
ing resolutions;
"Whereas, The grim reaper Death
has for the third time entered the
portals of our temple and taken from
our midst our esteemed sister Abby
Ebert: therefore be 1t
eResolved That we tender Ia the
bereaved husband and son our sincere
and ever-earnest sympathy N Their
deep affection.
I'VE commend you 10 the Father Of
mercy who hath said
II will never leave thee nor forsake thee
Resolved, That copy Of these res
olntions DE sent to the bereased bus
hand and son. be duly recorded In tht
minutes 81 the temple, and that copy
he sent the Republican and also th'
silver Blade for publication.
BERTHE WRIGHT,
MARY F. POST,
HARRIET PETERS.
Committee.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-19
Resolutions of Coincidence.

Resolutions adopted by Panhandle
lodge No. Is, X. OF p, on the occasion
of the death of Mrs. Abbie Eilert, wife
of Mr.. Louis +. Ebert. one of the
charter members OF Panhandle lodge:
''Thc words conveying the meaning
that in the midst of lie We are sur
rounded by death, have anew been il
Illustrated by the demise Of our respect
ed sister. Mrs. Eilert. That while We
are utterly unable To replace the loss
or fill the void that our beloved
brother is suffering, We can express our
sympathy in a few gentle words and
help him bear the burden which just
now seems so heavy. Let us remind
you dear brother that the brightest
dawn succeeds the darkest night, and
beautiful sunshine follows a stormy
shower. The consciousness OF duty
well performed IN behalf of her WHIT
has gone bcfure will prove soft pillow
whereupon your weary head may iind
sweet repose.
Let these resolutions be spread VI.
on the records of Our lodge and be pub
lishcd in the weekly papers
Rathdrum, Idaho, January Ii, 1900
FRANK WENI,
ROBT. ). McCREA,
T. l.. QIARLES,
Committee.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-19

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION DtPSET.
- mcnt of III. Interior, Land Office NJ occur
d \ lcne. Idaho. January 3, 1870. Notirr In
has died notice Of his intention Ia make tinnt
proof Ia support Of hi> claim and that said
proof will hc made before the Regisior aud
Receiver ~ Occur q Alt-,v ldhh1 On fcbtu-
AIRY a. 1890 VIZ David tulArd ltd No l.tN.
far the NMl4 -Ma, SC. 2, Twp. ~ -. H. /
W. Il NJ
He names the following witnesses 10 PROV"
MS continuous residence upon and cult walton
~ said land viz. Wright simpson. Howard
shiptcy. Lewis IL Jeaunot, ana William j.
Qulrl all OF Hope, IdnhO
~. II. III pLpNG,
j f. Fi6 ilegsst"r
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-19

The Kootenai County Republican Is
strictly an all-home print metropolitan
weekly newspaper. If you don't take
the Republican YOU don't get the news
subscribe for II, sl.0 per year.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-19

NUT1tt lpls II Blk ALTON i lNHFb
~ Land Art June 4 iss- nii.d state
Land Office Coeur ii Alena. ldnhu December
4 iS,r1 <ntsc. Il h"rehs given that Ia s.umpii
III, t i.riv tsinns al the ii.t ~ tntsg
~ Inne = i-.-, entitled "Annci Tor the SAB hf
lintt.pi iands Ia tia states ~ california tfy
s,h Nevada. ssi,;. Washington arrss.t,rs.. a
cNinnded Ia all ihu Puilc Land ~istcs is act
80 ,..suri 1 iSit,. hstis- Near. az Aitt;is...
County ~ WinnciNstsn ~tutoUf isoonsin. hR.
this day died in tn Office his sworn state
ment NJ Ito. FOR the pnrhasc az ia" ~
- NEi-i aud NJ ~ ~ Id az rertion No
~ in Tow nshp No 81 y. Rang" NJ II
NJ. and Viii oifur proof - show that the land
sought is more valuable for rs timber ur sion.
than for agricultural pprpDr.s aud % estate
fish his cinim Ia said land hvfnr, the Register
aud Rcr,sivcF ~ this Office NJ 'p.mr a Asnr
Idaho. on saturday, the trii day of March, lssi
lie names nS witnesses NiL.r =, l.ins ty,
G.ursu Freeman kichAfG ~ Noars aud
! frederick w Gunner All OF Priest River.
| Idaho.
! Any and all persons Ginning adversely ,hn
I hiaN..tlrsrrihrd lands arr requested to fie'
/ their chains ia This atGse or ~ before sni,
Y 3rd day IT March, iipn.
l H. II. BIDLnNa.
u - = Register.