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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-11
Bargains atthe Notion Counter

OOl SuLAAC u SuS lNUtlUl SUuMtG1
Flemish Pitchers, 2 quarts, 15c.
Flemish Pitchers, 3 qt.. fancy, zoe
Flemish Mugs, &c.
Flemish Stems, SOC and 75c. 1
Flemish Tankards, $1.25. !
Vaseline, &c.
Bone Hair Pins, doz., Sc.
Colored Knitting Cotton, bolt, lie.
Pears Soap, 1Oc.
Pearl Buttons, dOz., &c.
ART DEPARTMENT.
Crepe Tissue Paper, roll, 15c.
Towel Rings, 3 colors, &c.
Stamped Linen Center Pieces, IS
and 20 inches, 25c.
Laundry Bags, soc.
Cotton Pillow Cords, &c yard.
25c for 45c Pillow Tops.
soc for $1.OO Pillow Tops.
75c for 81 and S125 Pillow Tops.
$1.OO for $3.50 Pulley Collars; Csc
for 81 Pulley Collars; colors, blue,
pink and white.
4Oc for Soc Renaissance Ties.
Japanese Fans, special value here
&c up to 75c each.
JEWELRY COUNTER SPECIALS
Sterling Silver Shirt Waist Sets,
six pieces, 25c.
Lace and Embroidery AIlovers.
$3.50 for S. Honiton lace and rib
bon Allovers.
$3.50 for $3.50 Val lace and ribbon
Allovers in blue, pink, and white.
Shirt Waist Fronts, 39c for the SOC
and Csc ones; 59c for the 95c ones
all new.
Wrappers Reduced find about
100 Of colored dollar Wrappers that
we will offer at 79c, and about half
as many 85c wrappers that we will
offer at 59c. Please bear in mind that
they are all this seasons make, and
the lowest prices ever made on them
were 85c and 81, now 59c and 79c.
CoIored Petticoats Reduced =
They come in striped moreen and
striped mercerized cloths, prices were
81 and So, now $3.50 Those that
were So. so and S. will be $2.5
Children's Pique Jackets, reduc-
ed. $1.9S for the $3.50 ones and
1926 for the 1898 ones.
Silk Waists reduced, $375 for
your choice of one hundred S. and
1898 Silk Waists. All sizes, all
colors.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-11
Bargains at the Notion Counter
Rug Department.

SI.23 for Wilton rugs 27x54, were $1.48.
2.I3 for Wilton rugs, 36x63, were 275.
l.I9 for iute Smyrna rugs, 3Ox6O, were $1.50.
1888 for jute Smyrna rugs, 36x72, were $50.
l.57 for wool Smyrna rugs, 30x6O were 2.25.
3.l7 for wool Smyrna rugs, 36x72, were 400.
2.I3 for Moquette rugs, 3Ox6O, were S2.75.
3.39 for Moquette rugs, 36x72, were 400.
1900 for wool Smyrna, 9x12 f., were $3.50.
81 rs for best Wilton, 9x12 it., were $3.50.
2I.37 for body Brussels, #. in. x1O #. in,
were S275O.
2A25 for body Brussels, 9x12, were $1,000.
6.38 for jute rugs, 6x9 were $3.50.
524G for best quality all-wool ingram carpet,
regular price 65c per yard.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-11
unclaimed Freieht Sale.

Takes place at A t & s. F. Railway
Co.'S freight warehouse, commencing
June Il, at 8 a. "a.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-11
Dress Goods.

All Wool ChaIlies reduced. Satin
stripes and new this spring Zoe in
stead of SOC. Lower grade 39C in
stead of 80.
44-inch Voiles, reduced, the col
ors are lavender and greys brought
out this season, the price was $1.0O,
tomorrow 75C.
Suit patterns ] off. A great op-
portunity, handsome novelties at
low price.
GOLF SUITINGS REDUCED.
All the desirable shades = tans,
browns, grays, and blues marked
down from So to S1.5O.
Gray Skirtings Reduced They
are 1 yards wide, good style and fine
quality of wool, 75c instead of 81.
Wash Goods reduced
$500 yards of Challies at 24c.
$500 yards of new Sc Lawns at
34c.
1000 yards 1Oc Lawns, 73c.
1000 yards 15c Crinkles, 1919.
300 yards satin stripe SOC Dimi-
ties, 39c.
1000 yards Gle Lawns at &c.
25c for 35c all linen ginghams in
plains and checks only.
SOC for Toe embroidered striped
sWisses.
39c for Soc silk warp crepes, 3
pieces only, colors red, marine and
lavender.
1000 yards of 12ac Corded Ba-
tiste, Zoe.
Skirts Reduced-SIS for 1926 appli-
qued tunic broadcloth Skirt with 20
inch pleating.
$40 for $12.5O Broadcloth Skirt
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-11
PARASOLS.

We have tried ourselves on this
line, we wanted to make it one Of
the strongest departments in the
house and we believe we have sue
ceeded. Think of it, of all the Para
soils we showed last season, not more
than 8 are left, and now we are
showing as many as 800, all new
and the prices will surely win:
% white china silk parasols, one
rufAe, CSC.
20 white china silk parasols, with
5 rufHes, $1.9S.
% white china silk parasols, with
2 rufhes, SI.19.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-11
Silks Reduced.

soc Wash Silks down to 35c.
75c Printed China Silks, d inches wide, 39c.
75c Printed Foulards Cheney Bros.O "a
inches wide, Size. Co1ors -Rcseda, castor,
brown, violet, old rose, cadet, national and navy
$500 Printed Foulard, Cheney Bros make,
40 styles in the lot, very handsome, marked 2 &c.
75c Black Brocaded Pongees, "a inches wide,
reduced to 59c.
Broken lines of Fancy Silks, worth up to
SIPS yard, about thirty-five styles IN the lot,
choice CSC.
Broken lines of Fancy Silks, worth up to
$500 yard, sixty styles IN the lot; choice
CSC yard.
handkerchief Squares, good assortment of
colors, S9c instead of $3.50.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-05-04
Democratic Central Commit.
tee Meeting

There was an unusually large
i attendance of members OF the
Democratic County Central com
mitIee held at Grangeville last
Saturday and much interest was
manifested. The meeting was
called to order by w. w. Brown,
chairman, and in the absence of
Sec. ElseDsohn, j. j. Pulse was
elected secretary pro tenn.
On motion committee was ap-
pointed to make an apportionment
for the several precincts in the
county, and in due time the COM
mittee recommended that the
basis Of representation be one
delegate for each ten votes cast for
the Democratic nominee for COVER
nor in the last election, with one
additional delegate for each
five votes and fraction
thereof in addition. This gives q
membership in the next county
convention of 105, as follows:
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-05-04

To j. A. Whitaker, n. Dumonsheu
Forsbesg, J. ID. Durand, G. 4. Dun}
the heirs OF A. T. Carter, deceased, 03
meyer. Jno. Lindsey and II. D. Poyn7
You, and each OF you, are HEREBY
that ] have expended the sum oftvo
dollars fsO0.00l az follows: One
100000 dollars in labor and imwl
upon the Lower Crooked River plsod|
consisting of 100 acres; and also the N
hundred 10000 dollars upon Id
Crooked kiver placer claim, consisii4|
acres, as will appear by certificates Of Z
the year 1859, as the same appears Of Z
Volume d, page 435, records Of Elk cid
district, Idaho county. Idaho, in WI
claims are situated, in order to no a \
premises under the provisions Of seed
Revised Statutes OF the United States
amount required to hold the said elais3
year ending December 81, 1899.
And If within ninety days from kl
upon you Of this notice, aud witAr|
daye after this'notice by publication I
or refuse to contribute your propOra I
expenditure us co owners, your inieru|
claims will become the property OF mi
signed under the provisions OF section
B.S0
Elk City, Idaho, February ], 1900
First publication February ?, IN
Last publication May l. lM
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-05-04
Notice of Forfeiture.

To M. J. Coggin, s. K. Coggin, Henri
Henry Ford, Willard Smith, and WI
You are hereby notified that hsyes
$l60O.O0 in labor and Improvement
following named claims, to-wit:. I'd
the Evan, the Dominion, the o X B, ts
the Nellie, the Mamma, and the 0xley,
said claims being situated in DiHt |
District, Idaho county, state OF Idaho
corded in said county In the ollieeOl "
recorder thereof. Said labor
proyemente appear by certificates
the Office OF said recorder OF said CONT
years 1898 and 1899. That said laba
provements were made for the purposl
ing said claims, and each thereof
provisions of sections 1924 of the Rev
utes of the United States, and beingihl
required to hold the same for the yH
December 81, 1899. And If within MID
from the service of this notice by "
you. or either Of you, fail or refuseloa
your proportion OF such expendlgsI
owner, each OF you 30 failing or reIusi.
tribute, as aforesaid, your interea
claims will become the property o.
scriber hereto under said section 2si
Dixie, Idaho, February 10, 1900
G WIN lou
First publication Feb. l6, lse
Last publication May Il, M
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-05-04
NOTICE OF FORFEITrP,

To Margaret Matheson, her heir, =.
You are hereby notified that va
pended the sum of seven hnnd,.s
$500 in labor and improvem ants y
Little Giant. Bancroft, Wasn
winslow No. 2, Big Poryhyry DyEs =,
tan quartz mining claims. situated IN
Mining District In Idaho COUNTY i;
order to hold said premises under I'M
ions Of section 1891, revised Status
United States, being the amount rpS,l
hold said clans for the year ending
81, 1899: and II within ninty DAYS
service Of this notice upon you BY min;
you fail or refuse to eontyibm
proportion of such expendiis.
cO-Owner, as follows: i'm
Little Giant, one-fifteeuth inter-
Bancroft, one-fifteenth interest. IN.
one fifteenth interest, SC. &c, Vixen. onsl
tn interest, 1856, Wilslow No. . ouei
interest, $3.50, Puritan, one third inteni
Big Porphyry Dyke, one.afth ;
5000. amounting to the sum Of sS.n
with interest, and cost OF this t.otjce.
crest In said claims will become Inc
OF the undersigned under the said
25z4 j. ED
-, WEN
Grangeville, Idaho, Jan. 25, 1906
First publication February ,, 1901
Last publ cation April q, 1900
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-05-04
NOTICE OF FoRFEITuRE.

To 6. F. Troeh, Geo. Z. Burdge and +. p. Rus
sci. their heirs and assigns:
You are hereby notified that have expended
the sum of Two Hundred ts2OOl Dollars in labor
and Improvements upon the Thunderbolt and
sunbeam quartz mining claims, situated in an
unorganized mining district on the south Fork
OF salmon River, Idaho county, Idaho, in order
10 hold the said premises under the provisions
OF Section 1924, Revi, ed Statutes of the United
states; being the amount required to hold
said claims for the year ending December 81,
1879. And If within ninety days after the Sc r.
vice Of this notice upon you by publication,
you fai' or refuse to contribute your proportion
OF such expenditure as co-owners. as follows:
G: F. Tfoeh, 4 interest In the ThnnderboIt,
05; Geo. T. Bnrdge, Z. interest in the Thunder.
bold, WI G. T. Troeh, "a interest in the sun
beam, 20; K. Russell, q interest in the sun
beam, $15; together with interest and cost of
this publication, your interest in said claims
will be forfeited and will become the property
OF the undersigned under the said section 2s2i
Z. +. Holt.
First publication, March q, 1900
Last publication, May Is, 1900.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-05-04

Total lO5
On motion the report of the
committee was adopted.
On motion May 26 was set for the
date for the holding OF a county
convention at Grangeville for the
election of two delegations of 10
each to represent the county in the
two state conventions to be held
respectively in Lewiston on June
to elect six delegates to the
National Democratic convention
at Kansas City on July 4, and ut
Pocatello on July II, for the
nomination of candidates for
presidential electors and state
officers.
On motion the date for holding
primary election in the several
precincts of the county for the
purpose of electing delegates to the
aforesaid county convention was
set for May 10.
On motion, the call for the
primary election was ordered to
read as follows:
"All persons, regardless Of sex
or past political affiliations, who
are willing to unite with us in our
fight against the single gold stand
ard, Imperialism, and other I'M
constitutional and un-American
principles and policies advocated
by the Republican party are
cordially invited to cooperate with
the Democratic party in this cam
paign."
On motion, the time and place
for holding n county convention
for the nomination Of candidates
for county offices was fled for
Saturday. August Is, 1900, at
Cottonwood.
On motion, the date for holding
primary elections in the several
precincts for the election of dele
gates to said county convention
WIGS fixed for Saturday, August II.
On motion, it was declared the
sense of the committee that the
vote of the several precincts in
the county convention be repre-
sented by some resident thereof to
cast the vote Of the entire delega-
tion, when it is not practicable for
the entire delegation to be present
in person.
On motion, several changes were
made in the representation of the
central com nittee there being alb
eentees and deaths and removals.
The family OF W. s. Hogan re-
turned last Friday from their
wiuter's sojourn at Oakland, Ore.
NJ. Hogan went down to Stuart
- msst them.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-05-04

To Amos Carver, his heirs or assipn..
fou are hereby notified that ~
owners owners have NU O expended the sum Of On.
no onn 80 ss Ts,,hg, IN labor and inp,
son mining district, Idaho county ,eq II
ions Of Section 1921, Revised st,, -
United states. being the amount ,s..
81, 1899; and II within ninety ~
service OF this notice upon Won my,
ninety days after the publication ~ Y,
You fail Or refuse 70 contribute Y yow
!,on OF ~ sucn 1, expenditure nd as co ownes
this notice, your interest in said cls w
come the. property Of the undersisn.,
the provisions of said section Poi.
DELLA AucHlxu
Dated February 7, 1870. Sn
First publication February o !.
Last publication May 1. 1sn
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-05-04

The Borrd here adjourned until tomorrow At
O'Clock q. m.
YfvfH Term DAY.
Present same - yesterday.
Oficial bond Of g Porter, justice Of the peace
Ell City precinct. with l. Basket ana Geo
Harrington sussties. approved
Following claims laid over. pafsiea being oe-
linQuent for taxes:
John Olney, lumber. .....-.... ~ -
Claim OF T Riggfns foi labor on trails in the
sum Of ~ 80 laid over, said work not appear
Ing to have been authorized by law.
~Qnarterly report Of Mclean. sheriff. show
Ing amount Of fees collected during quarter q
have been 3l26,l0 and expenses to have been
SIG 20 leaving balance Of ND paid into the
comfy treasuYyP approved.
Following nd overveess reports approved:
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-05-04
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL.

NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL
STATE OF IDAHO,
County of Idaho.}
In the Probate Court of said County
In the matter OF the estate of G. F. Robbins
deceased.
Pursuant to an Order of said Court made on
the Eleventh day of April 1900, notice Is hereby
given that Thursday, the Tenth day of May,
100 at 10 o'clock a. m. OF said day. at the Court
town of Mt Idaho, County of Idaho, has been
am ointed as the time and place for proving
the will Of said Chas F. Robbins, deceased and
Tor hearing the application of A. F. MeKenna
lot the issuance to him of Letters Parliamentary
when ana where any person interested may
appear and contest the same $50.
Dated the 18th day of April 1900
46-49 proba,o oia.i
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-05-04
Designation OF Office :.
County Superinterdu9
Schools. ''uelI

until further notice, herebv A..
appoint every Saturday and ths neslgi
in each month from p 4 sum
as onice days, at which time viii nj . .
fee at Mt. Idsho for the transac ~n' zen
ness pertaining to school matters o.
LEWIS ELsrx...
County Superins.s
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-05-04
OUR COUNTY FATHERS.
official Proceedings Of the
Board Of County Commits :
sioners at Their April Term,
1000 1

STATE or IDAHO,
County Of Idaho. -
On this Monday, the 9Th day Of April. A. D.,
s,oner rs Of Idaho County, State 81 idaho met
pursuant TO law IN regular session; present,
Q. w. Petty. chairman. John =. Briseoe and
Tsikinxton. clerk, BY II. Taylor, deputy clerk.
had:
sundry matters were at this time considered
and passed for further consideration.
The following county warrants having been
called more then 60 days, were ct this time or
propriatcd: Current Expense Fund 1893, Nos.
1858. 126, 366, IL: General Road Fund 1897, No. s.
In the matter Of petition Of l. "a Reed *. ,Sd
lands Of Henry Uhlenkott, which was filed
April /, 1890, il Is hereby ordered that the same
smrvcr. Willis Angel and Lloyd Collier are here.
by appointed viewers to report TO the next regu'
lar session OF the Board.
drawn In favor Of A. L. Clark, for the sum o.
$3.50, IL at this time ordered Cancelled; said
Arthur J.. Clark having stated that he received
payment for the service therein named
The petition OF II. Lancaster ct VI, for q public
road, which petition was filed March y, ac
non, II. Robbins and Ellsworth Lamb, be. and
they are hereby appointed viewers upon said
road 70 report thereon at next regular session o.
The petition Of David i.andeg 9, ~, for pub
lie road, which petition was fled April Z, lye
accepted, and tits hereby ordered that }. W
shannon, county surveyor. Dave Lsndon and
8 L culley be, and the same are hereby ap-
pointed viewers upon 3 Id road 70 report there
A. the "s.s Eesulaf session p tns
Of Gr.ngeville precinct ldah9 county, Idaho
accepted.
vile precinct Idaho county, Idaho, for the ap
pOintmcQt Of George Brown, constable OF sait
Sr.pseyilis precinct e 81 the vacancy cause
Syysnted. and n IL hcrrb, ordered that sait
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-05-04

months from the let day OF April, 1900, sureties,
Henry Wax, VIM Stcinheiser.
Bond OF Lehman 4 Skogler, Grangeville
Idaho, II. Winters, VIM, Won Berge, sureties.
approved and Il II ordered that license class.
be iisued 10 them BY paying license tax as
required by law.
A. T. keynolds Ed Heightsmenn, sureties. 1t Is
order red that license class be issued by him
paying license tax ~ required by law.
Application Of ]. A. Mcleod, for license to
sell Intoxicating liquors in Sec. Twp 81 n. X.
4. Is. NJ, Idaho, IL hereby rejected, aud bond
accompanying same not approved, same being
| insufh. lent.
Following official bonds are hereby approved,
y J, Craig, Overseer Of road Dist NO. IL, W
| K. Dixon, w. X. Gibbs, sure les
George Brown, constable. OF GrangeviHe
precinct Levi Mugee, Fred NOyes sureties.
| Following claims allowed on Cur Elk. fund.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-05-04

y f. s. Sweet has sold his saw
: mill and business at Petersburg,
4 on the Cottonwood side OF the
4 prairie to Ed. Bradford and Joe
v Weis, who are getting out lots OF
Humber. The lumber yard in
+ Grangeville is also sold to L. Z.
Bright, who is installing q planer
and other machinery and intend.
to handle all kinds OF building
e material in connection with he
! yard.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-05-04
SIXTH TERM DAY.

April H. Application for licenses to sell in
toxicating liquors having been made to the
Board and the bond required BY law having
Ss Spd:S ; sa. e
% sell Intoxicating liquors 70 be drank In, on OF
:Sost the premises where sold b Issued Is fol
George D. Smith. az Granxeville, Idaho, Ii.
cense class q. to wit, Sl26O0 per quarter, Tor q
term Of three months from the LIST day Of April
Ivy. sareties ON bond, Frank Hogan and l.. c..
D: b. Wilson and R. Cote, ct Grsnsev,lle,
Idaho license class u, $1,000 per quarter, for q
1900. suretiss Frank acdrsns. 4. G. tanning ming
ham.
Frank B. Weber, aranseviile, Idaho, license
months. from the Isl day Of April, 1900. VIM.
Ingram and Fred N0yes, sureties.
Geo, X Reed. Gfangeville. Idaho, license
months from the ist cay Of April. 1900, Hears
Wax and Frank Mc0rane. sureties.
william vonBerge. Grsngeville, Idaho,
three month. nom ihe fSst day Of April e isc o.
Lev Castle and August Won Bargen, sureties.
Hugh O'kane, GrsnRev!lle. Idaho, license
' a. = S'ss AZ 49, bond approved by
els Dsv - tSs esr a a:ss, sIR t.so
months mo, from the nr.t day " April. 1890, B.
Wil'se and ). R. Adkison, sureties
\. 8. Church, Warren, idaho. license class
a. required BY law. 8. :. Godlove, TT. sthias
sureties.
Joseph IL THOMAS, Warren, Idaho, license
class ~ SIS 70 per quarter for tho term OF three
months from he u dsy 9f April, lsoQ snresies,
Harry bake; : John S9.e Drunk. Clearwater,
Idaho. license class 70, Nh.0p per quarter for
The term Of three months from the IL day al
Prank McGIsne. GrsHgeville. IdsAo' liccnes
ciass -, ei2A0 per quarter for the term OF three
months from the hrst day Of April 1900 an retirs
Henry Wax, VIM. Steinheiser
schoSer \ Peterson. Cottonwood, ldahe, IL
q three months, from the 4vst DAY Of Aprii.
1872. sNreties !, = Apslaess, n Aoovs.
i@itsh = y saSs!tson. cotionwQed. ldsha,
81 three months from the lst day ~ April,
1900, sureties, Samuel G0ldsfone and T. u
Lyons.
Lee strong, Elk City. Idaho, License elias. y.
?7A00 per quarter for The tern Of three month
,sSM ne ~ aey g Apil lse ss'stsss. J, A.
Frank Ac0sans. xR City, Idaho. iissass
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warrant No. go. Current Expense fund, series
Of 1900, having been called more than 90 DAYS.
1t 10 hereby ordered that the same be pa d out of
any funds not otherwise appropriated
Y isD In the sum Of 500, 20 for medical atten-
dance aud medicine for small pox patients and
which was allow ed at the January meeting of
this Board IN the sum OF $i2O.20, 10 1t this time
reconsidered happening that SIS % OF said
claim was Charged on account OF attendance
upon ana medicine furnished George Yates,
VINO Is not III any way county charge, and ii
having been the Intention Of the Board TO al
low the said claim, less The amount charged on
ecconnt Of George Yates, and 1t appearing that
the amount heretofore allowed was II O5 to small
which was clerical mistake, now it Is the re-
lore ordered that said claim be allowed In the
further sum OF 7.O5. " VIZ
The claim Of W |. Coleman in the sum OF $40
which was allowed in the sum of SIS at the Jan.
meeting OF this Board Is at this time recopsid
cred said " I Coleman agreeing to Withdraw
his appeal from said order and It Is hereby or
dered that said claim be allowed in the further
Petition OF James surridge ct al, for opening
e. county tSsd through the poor farm is at this
John II Taylor are hereby appointed viewers
thereon TO report at ONCE:
N ~ n Inn tho
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-05-04

Following claims for rebate on taxes laid over,
parties being delinquent for taxes
A W Cum innings .........., ;. -, ...... 81 81
J b Thompson Observation-Disclosures. =. 2 81
Claim Of VIZ Mct;ready for SlO25 and B
Thompson for 1892, laid over, they being de-
linQu for taxes
Petition Of James Woodward foy cancellation
Of certain tax sale certificate refused for want
OF jurisdictiption,
Report OF L colvin, ovesseer Of road district
No g. approved.
Claim Of AugQa Sutherland, sheriff Of She's
hone county. Tor lees In Stat6 W. Ol0gst0n, re-
jected, same not being itemised.
Claim Of Geo 0regg. justice OF the peace,
kamiah precinct, rejected, same not being veri-
He'd.
Report OF Sid w Robbins, justice OF the peace,
sons. Eetectfdr same not being properly made
Claim Of Jack IUlery for witness tees in crimi-
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-05-04
Business Changes.

I w. Z. Chapman has purchased
NE second hand store on State
treet from q. A Francis and will
, .ontinue the business with i'm
''orovements and additions.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-05-04

n There is prospect for the
\. peedy commencement of develop
tnent work on the Silver King
] nine in Warrens, Mr.. Roger
)ilaving returned from Philadelphia
,trepared to operate the property
NOR all it is worth. The mine was
lpoonded last summer by Geo. s.
t,Gabbert and A. Stuart, of Spok-
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