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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-02-01
After the Tax Dodger,.

AcKLEY, Jan. 26.-Four separate
petitions have been fled in the Office
of the clerk of the district court, claim
ing of certain persons over $3s, 900 on
omitted taxes. The petitions state in
brief that the defendants are indebted
to Franklin county in the sums given
below, upon property, moneys and
securities that had been fraudulently
withheld, overlooked or omitted, or
from other cause not listed for taxa
ton, which property is subject to tax
alton and has not been taxed for the
period Of five years last past.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-02-01
WEBB BYERs Is SEATED.
Contest Committee Decides He Is Eleo

Contest Committee Decides He Is Elected
by q Margin of Eleven.
DIES MONIES, Jan. 27.-The Byers-
Batty contest was ended by the
seating of Webb Byers, the present
incumbent from Shelby county. This
was the result of the withdrawal OF
Geo. Batty, the contestant. The major
ity discovered by the committee proved
to be eleven, when the final count by
the attorneys had been made, and MIR.
Batty withdrew. In laying out the
ballots over which there was dispute,
these ballots were paired by the attor.
neys. and it was found that Byers
would still have majority of eleven
votes. 1t was useless, therefore, for
Mr.. Batty to continue the fight and he
withdrew.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-02-01
Divine Healer Jane. surrenders,

OMAHA, Jan. 3o.-Divine Healer
James, indicted for manslaughter by
the grand jury of Pottawattamie coun-
ty, for completely in the death of Eth
ell Yates, at Council Bluffs early in
January, surr~ndered to the authori-
ties and will be placed in Jail. His at
torney has gone to Lincoln
to argue against the granting of
requisition papers by the governor.
Mrs. Yates, mother of the girl, who
was indicted at the same time, is out
on Jail.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-02-01
PLAGUE IN HAWAII.
Latest Report Shows Twenty-Five Death
Many Chinese.

Latest Report Shows Twenty -nine Deaths
Many Chinese.
VANCOUVER, d. c., Jan. s7.-News
from Honolulu. per steamer Miowera,
says: '"rhe total number Of deaths up
to the time the Miowera sailed for this
port was 20 out of 80 cases. Two were
whites and another was half caste.
Six other whites who caught the dis
ease were believed to be convalescent.
The total death list is as follows: Two
whites, one half caste. ten Hawaiians,
three Japanese and thirteen Chinese.
me Red Cross society. formed by some
Ct the most prominent ladies in Homo
lulu, is said to have done the most
effective work, and local physicians
and clergymen have continually gone
among the sick and dying, submitting
to vol untary isolation to minister to
the physical and spiritual needs of the
stricken ones"
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-02-01
To Concentrate Forces.

LONDON, Jan. There are signs of
important movements developing in
north Cape Colony. Gen. French has
succeeded in getting in touch with
Gatacre, possibly presaging a combi-
nation of their columns and the COM
mencement of concentration of forces
which is believed to be the ground
work Of Roberts's plan of campaign.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-02-01
Alleged Dyna inter Arrested.

WATERLOO, Jan. 2s.-Jerome w.
Hoot, who is wanted here on a charge
of sending an internal machine to his
wife has been arrested in New Orleans
and Sheriff Law has started for that
city to bring him back. He was ar
rested at his boarding house. where he
was living under the name of jerome
Howard. When arrested he acknow-
legged his identity and said he would
return to Iowa without requisition
papers.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-02-01
Russia's self-Defense Plea.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 29.-The Her.
aid publishes a pointed article discus
sing the recent experimental transfer
OF Russian troops to Kuskh, and saws
plainly: Russia is obliged to take pre-
cautionary measures, owing to the dis
turbance of the balance Of power in
consequence of recent events. It is
unjust, therefore to blame Russia if
she is making preparations regarding
the long strip between Persia and
Afuhanistan -
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-02-01
Conditions at Ladysmlth.

LApYsM1rH, Jan. 21.-The garrison
is watching General Buffers guns
Smelling the Beers. Their fire can be
seen at this distance and appears to be
very effective. The movements of the
Beers show that they are evidently de-
termlned' to stubbornly oppose the ad-
vance of the relief column. They
show no signs of removing their guns
and have mounted new ones and are
continually strengthening their forth
fications. Our Notifications have been
greatly strengthened since January
9th, and Ladysmith is now practically
impregnable. Owing to the dry
weather, fever has diminished and the
number of convalescents returning
from Intombi Camp exceeds that Of
patients being sent there. Supplies
are spinning out splendidly, all troops
having sufficient wholesome food. The
heat is terrific, the thermometer regis
tering lot degrees in the shade"
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-02-01
BREyITIES.

Chris Nissen, so years of age, of
Clinton, was fatally injured and
has since died. A limb of tree fell,
crushing his skull. He never regained
consciousness.
1t is learned that the company op-
Grating the wooden mills at Maquoketa
has decided to close the same and offer
the machinery for SALE The mill is
an old institution and has long been
noted for its excellent work. Improv-
ed machinery of the later and larger
mills has left it without a profit for
several years, and the stockholders
have decided to quit.
A body found few days ago
along the Milwaukee road, at the end
of the bridge near Sabula, was iden-
titled as the remains of j. T. Smith, Of
GAINESVILLE. The top of his head was
crushed. The theory is that he was
murdered by some criminal he was
pursuing, as he was a member of the
American Detective Association. The
matter is being Investigated by the
coroner.
Paderewsli, the great pianist, will
give one of his grand concerts at Des
Moines, Tuesday evening, Feb. 10.
Price 81, So and So. Seats on sale at Kirk
wood House pharmacy, Monday, Jan.
30, at 10 a. m. Numbers given out at 0 a.
m. Choice seats can be reserved now
by sending j. S. Connolly. Des Moines.
Ia, the amount and number of seats
wanted, who will }elect the best seats
and send them by return mail. Re-
served seats re 81 Tor the concert Feb.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-02-01
puboqne water Company Accept..

DUBUQUE, Jan. 2s.-The Dubuque
water company has decided to accept
the city's proposition of s545,0oO for
their plant. The deal is subject to
popular vote next election, in April.
The water company is well satisfied
with the deal and would be glad to
have it 90 through.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-02-01
Miner Killed at Muchak,nook.

OsKALoosA, Jan. 27.-John Evans
died at Muchalkinocls of injuries re-
ceived in mine No. of the Consolida-
ton Coal Company. Evans was kicked
off the cars, where he was driving, and
his body was rolled under the cars and
terribly crushed and cut. He was the
youngest son of David Evans, who is
one of the oldest and best known
miners in the state.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-02-01
SUICIDE.
Charles Bumgardner, of Indianola, Blow
Out His Brains.

Charles Bumgardner, OF Indianola, Blew
Out His Brains.
1NDIANoLA, Jan. 27.-Charles Bum.
gardner, an employee in the Touring
mill, committed suicide by shooting
himself with 3S-calibre revolver.
Bumgardner came home at noon and
ate q very light dinner, after which he
went into bed room, took the revol-
yer from bureau drawer, and step
ping in front of looking glass, put
the muzzle to his right temple and
blew out his brains. The dead man
was about thirty-fve years of age, is
married and has three small children.
Dependency and insanity are attri-
buted as the cause of the rash deed.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-02-01
Smallpox at Ayersyille.

DAVENPORT, Jan. 27.-Cad Ayers, a
student at Dixon, ILL.,, has gone to his
home at Ayersville, Iowa, sick with
smallpox. Fourteen people at the
hotel at Bennett, near Davenport, are
Guaranteed. The protracted meet.
ings,a ASersvi]la have been stopped
- nyaccinated.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-02-01
To Elect Roberts, Successor.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Jan. Ex-Governor
Wells has issued a proclamation call
ing an election to be held on April 2
nessA,r the purpose of electing rep
resenIative in the Fifty-sixth congress
to fill the vacancy now existing,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-02-01
HEAVY Loss Among omcers

LONDON, II D so.--General Butler
reports casual ies among officers at
Spion Kop. There were twenty-five
killed, ninst] len wounded .ns' si1
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-02-01
SENATORIAL REORGANIZATION.
Caucus Held at which New Omcers Ar
Chosen.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-The republic
can caucus of the senate decided def,
initely upon the reorganization of the
elective officers of that body and NOM
mated Hon. Charles Bennett, of New
York, for secretary to succeed Hon.
William R. Cox, and Hon. Daniel NJ.
Ramsdell, of Indiana, for sergeant-at-
arms, to succeed Col. r. ]. Bright. j.
S. Clarkson, of Iowa, was a candidate
for secretary, and tied Bennett on the
first ballot. Alonzo Stewart. of Iowa,
was candidate for sergeant-at-arms
and received 20 votes to "a for
Ramsdell.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-02-01
VAN METER WINS.

The Kentucky Legisla ture Controlled by
Democrats,
FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. 27.-The case
of Van N ster (democrat) against Berry
trepublican) for the latter's seat in the
house, was decided in favor of Va n
Meter by a vote of 81 to 45. The re-
publicans and democrats admit that
this an accurate forecast of the vote in
the Goebel-Taylor gubernatorial con-
test.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-02-01

A dro re Of 1907 tut keys was recently
driven eight niles along thu .As!llan.!
turnpike leading to Columbia, Mo-. AMI
thus paraded through the streets Of the
town. It was an unsual sigat, md at
tracted numerous spectators.
A strange cure for rheumatism-the
whale bath-has been successfully test
ed in Eden, New South Wales. A de,d
whale had drifted ashore there, and it
gave opportunity to try the remedy.
The t-eatmeIt was very peculiar. The
patient, Invested Of his clothes, repeat-
eddy remained as long as possible in
the interior OF dead whale. It is
wi remarkable cures
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-02-01
germany and France Jup,,..t.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-Advices from,
France and Germany show that the
people are jubilant over the defeat of
the British at Spion kop, which is re-
garded as a signal set back for the
Nnolishmer
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-02-01
Lawton Fund.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ac.-The Lawton
- p date amounts to over s07, GOO
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-09-07

Emil Chlbright came in from Suck
er lake this morning and reported
That his Darn was totally destroyed by
fire last night. The barn contained
about 30 tons of hay and some articles
of value in the way of harness, etc.
and the loss is estimated at ST. 100 with
only $3.50 insurance on the contents.
The fire is supposed To have been of
of an inccndiary origin.
Mr.. thlbright has been peculiarly
unfortunate with fires this season. 4
few mont rs ago his saw mill was des-
troycd by fire. This fire was also sup
posed to have been of an incendiary or
igin and d man named Frank .Itinscfs
is now under bonds to answer for the
crime. The circumstances Of Mr..
Chlbright's misfortuncs are certainly
very peculiar
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-09-07
A Severe Accident.

very severe accident occurred last
Saturday afternoon in which Mrs. W.
}. Mcclure and her daughter. Miss
Eliza kercheval, were the central fig
ures. They were driving home from
the prairie and when they arrived
at the OVERLY ranch about one mile
south Of town, one Of the hind wheels
to the buggy came off letting one side
of the vehicle fall to the ground
The horse took fright and immediate
ly started on a mad gallop down the
road. Mrs. Mcclure pluckily held on
to the lines and was dragged 40 or 80
yards before relinquishing her hold.
Though stunned and bruised Mrs. Nc
Clure walked into town and secured a
conveyance, which went out to the
scene Of the accident and brought
Miss kercheval home.
Mrs. Mcclure sustained several Sc.
we're cuts about the head and was OF h.
erwisc badly bruised. Her daughter,
who was sitting upon the side Of the
buggy which was precipitated to the
ground. sustained the worst injuries.
1t was at first thought that she had
received some broken bones and in
jured internally. DR.. Wenz was sum
moned and after a careful examina-
tion stated that no fractures had re-
suited from the accident, but that the
young lady was badly bruised about
the body and had sustained severe
nervous shock.
How the two ladies escaped receiv-
ing serious if not fatal injuries is a
miracle to those who have heard an
account Of the accident. The many
friends of Mrs. Mcclure and Miss
kercheval will be pleased to learn that
they are getting along nicely and be-
fore many days will have entirely re-
covered.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-09-07

NOTICE FOR punLir ATToN riMpFa
Hnd. At June < lssa nii.d states
Land Dtfee toear 4 Alene. idnhn. August y,
ith Notice IS hereby giVen thai In eompiinnrr
WIN TIT pfok lslans Of tne ae1 af Congress Of
llnne 4 ISIS; entitled An at FOR the saieos
timber lnnds In tile Sihiss Of california. Orr
gail. Nevada. and washington Territory" as
offended = All the public land states hy act
81 Anfaet I. ls81 Aia. Armstrong OF Lady
smith county ~ Chippewa. state Of Wlsrpn-
sin tias ihss day died In this Office her swevrfs
statement M. iis for the purchase 'pf the
lots tdad /, slit nv IL and s@ ~, NEl-i,
Of section No q. ia Township M. II
y tnnge M ~ H. NJ. and viii nirer
phaf - SHOW that the I.pd ..outl,t +. ,n~sf.
fatuaht9 Tor Ter il tlmhar ar stone than for
agricultural purposes. aud 10 establish her
einlm ~ said land before lac REGISTER and Re-
eetssf 81 this office II Euepr 'Aiene Idaho,
on infsdaY thu 18th day ~ November 1900
sic nHlles Is N4tues5ss ). Plufna ri IIrrz
RS # Nnshhurn. Ms. Arthur Do0liite OF
standpoint. liaha. Seliie = Riley. of chippe-
W ais. Ms. mud May NJ. Greenwood, Of
Nashhufn WIS
,A1y aud At pefsons claiming adversely tt,e
ahpse-desreileu lands are requested 10 HE
tlet elaims In tbs office ON or before said
f3tI da5 81 November tsn
- II, IDLONG,
\ d%N2 Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-09-07
school Has Opened.

The Rathdrum public school opened
Monday morning after summer va
cation of 10 weeks. The grammar de-
partment with an enrolment Of q is
under the direction Of Prof. d. +.
Dandy: the intermediate department
with an enrolment Of 45 is presided
over by Miss Estella Fitzsimmons,
and the primary department with an
enrolment of A. is under the tempor-
AIRY management of Mrs. A. II. John
son. who will remain in charge until
Miss kercheval sufficiently RECEIVERS
from injuries sustained in an accident
last Saturday 10 assume her duties as
the regular teacher The second pri.
mary department is not yet ready for
occupancy and will not be until tie
arrival Of the desks and other fixtures
from the east, which are expected
here in about two weeks. Miss Laura
Relnlger, who will preside over this
department, is at present teaching in
the Athol district, but will have com
pleted her term there by the time her
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-09-07

Mullen, both Of Spokane: Sept. 8. ia.
COB Goodrich Of Alhol and Carrie T..
Lemon OF Spokane.
Rushford wagons and trucks. the 90
easy kind. Write for prices and cata-
logue To McGowan Bros. Spokane.
wash. O5
The teachers Joint institute of Koo.
tenai and Shoshonc counties will be
held at Wallace, beginning September
"A and continuing five days. Some OF
the ablest Instructors in the north
are expected To- be in attendance and
have charge of the work. 1t is earn
estly requested that rs many teachers
IN the two counties who can will he
present Special rates have been
granted by the Wallace hotels and res
taurants for the occasion.
j. w. Settle, Post Falls wide
awake real estate man, paid Rath-
drum visit Tuesday. Mr. Settle
told Republican reporter that Post
Fails expected to reap considerable of
dement, on account of the erection of
plant there by Il syndicate Of Spo-
kane capitalists who recently acquired
control Of the Post interest in the
Post Falls water power. amounting to
about ll,0O0 horse power. The com
pany propose to utilize about 5000
horse power for the means of furnish
ing power TO operate machinery in the
various mines OF the Occur d'Alenes
in which they are heavily Interested.
while the balance. 5000 horse power.
Will be applied to local enterprises. of
just what nature is merely conject-
ure at present.
The Northern Pacific company have
been putting down a new sidewalk
planned side up-at The depot this week.
Last Friday night IA reception was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert $. Me-
Crea in honor of their niece, Miss Els.
tella FitZSimmonS, who recently ar
rived from the east and is now in
charge OF one OF the departments in
our public school. The evening was
devoted to social games of an enlven-
ing nature and music, both vocal and
instrumental. Ice cream and cake
were served during the evening.
When the hour Of midnight had ar
rived and all were reminded by
the lateness of the hour that it was
time to say good night, the evening
had been so pleasant and engaging
no one scarcely realized how swiftly
time had flown. The following invited
guests were present: Misses Annie
and Laura Reiniger, Kate and Mae
LAWN, Viola Forde, Helen Hart, Jen-
ME Mitchell, Eliza Kercheyal, Louie
Walker, Mollie Russell, Gertrude
Reinhart: Messrs. +. NJ. Peters, Henry
Reiniger, VIM. Bell, Ed Jacobs.
Frank Sheppard and Homer Blanch-
ard
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-09-07
s3is

NOTICE foR PGRLp3ATn;N- TIMBER
Land Aef June 3 lsfs-ttnted states Land
oilisef 1peuf Aiepe, Idaho August ~
mo- Autfrc Is hereby given that In compli-
ane" with the provisions II ala art Of 4 on
ghss OF June 3. 10. entitled An act for rhe
sH1e Of timber iands Ia the states OF Galifor-
MA. preGaH NeFaaa. and Washington Terri
tory, ~ extended to all the Pnbils Land
siaics bY act II Augusta ts.t. Nellie V Riley
Of fhipppNH Fails. county ~ Chlppewa, state
Of Wisconsin. has this day flied in this Office
her saofn statement NJ. rs. for the purchase
Of the - eW - and NY IL ST IL af Sec
ton NJ. - in Township M u " Range
No. , ". Il NJ. aud viii ofnsf rroof
Ia show fh4t the land sought l. NOR,
valuable for It's Timber or stone than for agrt-
cultural purposes aud 20 establish h.rrlaim
IL said lam before IN. Register and R.s,asvisf
. this office tosuF dfAlune. 1naho, on
! uesfiay. the 18th day u November 1890
sine names ~ witnesses Arthur DDoliftie
al standpoint. Idaho; Mae \ rstrong II Lady
smith. Wis: May NJ. Greenwood Of Nash
burn WIS. aud Puma N. Harris, OF WASH
burn 3is.
Any and ali parsons claiming adversely the
ahose-dssrfih.6 iauds are requested Ia file
iAeif claims m this ofiice on or before said
18th dag 81 November 100
u. II. BUDLoNG.
Ain. Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-09-07

NOTICE Tor OBLIGATION DEPART
ment u tha Interior Land Office a Gocar
d Acme. 1eatIua Aug. II. 1856 Motto. i here
by given thai the sing-uamed settler
has died notice 81 hi, intention Ia make final
proof Ia support If lis ciaita and Hat sid
proof will IL. made tefofe Register aud r.
eeIser Al toeur Il Acne Idaho. on September
81 1!.a. VIZ: joss gheus l.. knhI... lid. 7e4 for
the y + IL Sec. :. Twp - y, range 3 ". b.
VI.
He names the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon. aud ruifiFa-
I ion of. said land. VIZ: james Roash Albert
II. Noble. Jerry Ceilings. Americas q. Level
len all of Athol, Idaho
ID. II. BEDLONG.
Aif-ssl Receiver.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-09-07
NorcIE roR rrnlIcArloN .rlnnrn

NOTICE For rURLiC ALTON TIMER
land. Act June 3 is.s- United states
Land Office. Occur d'Alene, Idaho Aug u
t'No Notice Is hereby given that in compli-
hnft with the provisions OF the act OF Cong russ
of June J. ISIS. entitled An act for tn. sal. OF
timber lands in the states of California. Ore
gnn. Nevada. and Washington Territory" as
offended Ia all the Pubic Land states hy act
or august !. isI, Flora III. shaw. OF WASH
burn county az bayfield, Stateof Wisconsin
has THIS day filed in this Office her sworn state
mcnt No. lss. for the purchase. az the -
NV ~. Sc IL NV IL and Ne l.. SW ~ os
Section No. II in Township No. 50 y, range.
No W.. u. NJ. and will Offer proof 10 show
mat the land sought Is more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural purpos-
- ana 10 establish her claim To said land be-
fore the REGISTER and Receiver Of This office al
to"ur Il Alcac Idaho ON Wednesday, the = h
day of October 1875
She names AS witnesses: John \. Burkt
Arthur booiitile William HAYES. James :
",spierN, all Of Rathdrum Idaho
Any ANA ali persons claiming adversely tn.
ahove-dcscrihed lands requested to Tile
their claims In this Office on or isfor,. said
III IA day of October. l.su.
-. II. BUDLONG
Al'-ois Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-09-07

NOTICE Tor PfBLIet TIoN TIMER
i.and. Al jun ? is7S-Unit states
Lind Office. C0ear d'Aleue. Idaho August
= 10 Nssiee = hereby given that Ia COM
pIiduee With tn. provisions Of the act Of Com
zf'ss - .tnue 4, r.. entitled An iaf for the
s4Ie 81 timltr lands IN the states NJ alifor-
MA oregon. Seydii, and Washington Terri
tory. a extended Ia all the Public Land
states hy act Of August l. $50, Puma NJ
Harris. of Nasithurn. County of bayfield,
state Of Wisconsin. has This day filed in this
ofiie. ffcr sworn statement NJ IN for the pur>
chase Of the y Il IL Of secs 40. II In TWP No
y y. K No " h NJ. aud will Offer proof to
SHOW thai tie land sought lssraare valuable for
is timber or stone than for agricultural pur
poses and 10 establish her claim To said land
before the Register aud Receiver OF this Office
1t toeur dAt"ne Idaho ON Tuesday the 18th
day IF November. lao
she names n witnesses: Nellie Y. Riley. OF
Chippewa Fails. AIS. Arthur Deolittle, of
standpoint, Idaho. Mae Armstrong of Lady,
smith, Wis. and May NJ Greenwood. of Wasf-
burn n Is.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely the
abose-described lands are requested To fl3e
their claims IN this office on or before said
D. Ii. BUDLoNG.
A5l-Na Resistee.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-09-07

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION DEPART
- ment OF the interior. Land Office nj Occur
dAlene, Idaho. July ~. 1890 Notice Is
hereby given that the following named set
tier has filed notice of his intention IL make
final proof in support Of his claim. and that
said proof Will bt made before the | nited
states Land Office AT Occur Il Altnt. Idaho. ot
September +. 1901 viz: Thomas {. Hnoter for
the M NW4. NW4 Ma and lot /. See -
+. 81 ~. X. ) W. -. NJ
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cnlfiSa-
tion Of -.ri,i land. viz: Nliiala n. Cleland
Clarence \. leasdale; Frank { Lavigne. Pr
Samuelson. all of Raihdrum. Idaho
j. II. BtDLoNG.
Alo-Sli Register
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-09-07

room in the Elthdrum school is ready
10 be occupied.
The large enrolment in our public
school at the beginning Of the term is
Il splendid recommendation as to its
efhciency as an educational institu-
ton; and. indeed, Rathdrum may well
Ieel proud of the record ii has made
during the last Two years under the
prlnclpalship of Prof. Dandy. AS
soon as the fourth room is fitted M,
the enrolment is certain to increase.