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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-05-04

stead of water pipes all through the
house? Less to freeze and burst when
you cannot get plumber. Is it less
carriage? More room for robust ex-
ercise. Is it less social position? Few
er people who want to drag you down
by their jealousieS. Is it less fortune
to leave in your last will and tesla
ment? Less to spoil your children. Is
it less money for marketing? Less
temptation to ruin the health OF your
family with pineapples and indigesti-
BILE salads Is it little deaf? Not
hearing so many disagreeables.
| meet you this springtime at the
door of your new home. and while |
help you lift the clOthesbasket over
the banisters and the carman is get
ting red in the face in trying to trans
port that article of furniture to some
new destination I congratulate you.
You are going to have a better time
this year. some Of you, than you ever
had. You take God and the Christian
religion in your home. and you will
be grandly happy. God in the parlor-
that will sanctify your sociabillties.
God in the nursery-that will protect
your children. God in the dining hall
that will make the plainest meal All
imperial banquet. God in the morn
ing-that will launch the day brightly
from the drydocks. God in the even
ing-that will sail the day sweetly into
the harbor.
And get Joy, one and all of you,
whether you move or do not move. &c:
Joy out of the thought that we are
soon all going to have a grand moving
day. Do you want picture of the new
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-05-04

Terre Haute.-The odinance which
the new Southern Indiana asked the
council to pass giving the road a right
of way over the streets and alleys OF
the city was defeated by a vote of u
to 8, but the question is to come up
again next Friday evening.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-05-04

Terre Haute.-Edward High,a young
man of FOntanet, was brought to Jail
on a commitment for murder issued
by his father. Justice of the Peace
William High. Young High is charged
with killing William Pawalski, a min
er, while drunk. The preliminary
hearing was before Justice High.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-21

ssroR Men OF Ewains,.
Cartea ksy West CiEar2
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-21

Il Il pro1&aed to hold 49, meeting
@ltle and Stinity Wild 8 been cura
- 2arrhar and Sron troubles :
IL Maakenzls Enslis1 etafrh Cures.
nll Mrge bush can sssesta, whic~
Ses we'll i W Into I'M 3hoSsands. III
d y ares 11eGty more who oi1Ght to
can & 6,red BY this sryV remedy
ES<ry oSss is suarantesd !e snra
a<nts 4 dsS. pays for a cure. and anyone
can afYord7h A, free trial srcetment at
the drug stSre of q. o. Our. ~. a.. The
Psstnc cost agent fars thisT wcnds9fui
REMEDY. Every body kneSp where II te--
secukd and yesier. ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-21

last legislature pal1ed tho pure food sillpl
&c 1aiisss a Dr. saaSane & "a Is,
Later he ea.ls,t tnsd rcs aa4 "a. n<x
shst . Tns Is sssH j "; not eissss@
biz i mad made = SSss . sas ask hg "
marned. He feQlIkd that he aid d know.
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csm.,...ecs5 w1tn:s,a gut ,,., ana
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"a lssma Sef = 10 ~ ana report
cAs mAn s. "a n deps Nm msn y e and "a
- vhs operation 81 the Seattle and
Skn6 Y &remato They .havo ar
kSed II meet Il oQ1ot1e and compare
notes before resN dn
+ ~ patrick HIksy kstcn. attorney
r. bral u the etst4 rssvrnea do spo.t
Is s.si y. - q fsis'.' % discuss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-21
III lN GOltBE SlGS,
|eESD1RED ny MUSICAL cfrRs or
4 Y ERsTrY OF wAsHrS6Tox.
orcxstras 0iee asi sdandoitn Clubs
RehearsIng for lheir sec$nd An
y nua1 Tour ThrJdsh the states
81 wasAinrtsn ana Idaho.

Seattle today he9ets Of more good
both sexes,. than an to be found In any
city north or souta15k san Francisco.
ana the Ply Is rapidly coming q the
west. Seattle today possesses best
brass ana reed band and orcheetr9& veil
a. the most perfect musical e}1s Ahe
entire Northwest. III
most enlcient Of ths latter r NE mu-
steal clubs Of the UniversitJ wash
inSton. trio calnbinine 80 club. .
mandolin club adam o4ehsstrs. These
have been IN ex encs u about Ave
years. coming bef0l2 the D1lc occasion
ally, always with Succsss Increasing
In efficiency from Rar u Af until they
are now numbered amonl Y most popu-
lar musicsi clubs or the to whose COP
certs are always hailed - pleasure BY
the1people And result WI profit to the
boz. ~AiD1Uen and women have an affec-
tionnI r<1fmbrsnce Of the dear old col
5Ag6 bng0SAnd cries. and never tire OF
LIST hg te3hem when rendered with the
trohelsncy4r srtths and the enthusiasm
with icaf collie students alone co ~
. sa0 - M. have RSd. tie university
fboys b6pstar and sought after BY all
Flovers ofgood musie.4
A year ago this qlrsity trio Of my
steal clubs undertook ~ prctentious task
% giving a concert tour throughoua
ington and Iashc sts .r,ans "a t Tisn
outcome OF their und( liking - be-
sf8e Aching idaho. Never. ths s G,s-
ehss a' brought rssssso 81 rs q sddit,onsI
s1isf,nphs scored as they made the circuit
their contemplated rout< Since then
lonS asvsn them esves e have 6esa
parIn@ ior siti srsstsf riumrh. With .
ss ns shs ssinsi isns y and
iiaaS bvsrins kod tho same ssr-
J NJ s e 81: . ;sssse ts sSas:' ,sss
t masn y I \ ius a1s"r a the assstis
theater but pscsmh1t !, WITH rrsS,o : pre-
Sortk OF these bright musical reopies
FrnN seattle the concert company VII
tak spokane, walia Walia and all the
lar towns in both Washington =
company win embrace NE best 80
set "a talent Of each Of thekhsee ciuns
sls .Soa ans ops Is
;,o aie e voices onss' t nv an svsnin
ceri win be Varied BY ,slssqonss; :. 9 20 De
r pse exceptionally rich soysAno voice
and who WIN apconpany the boys on
sa Tss tow SSy. ar. = s.y !. w.. putting
in their spare hoy study IA PERFECT
these concerts ara eh club n IN the
haryis Of corn ptsG teacher. The dlee
lu H,i nas s istsr San an Fssss ). wSsss
excellent nsthc! IT. vsst ~ ! sn ss -
66iin club u hnde 4ne absonssslAqsXf
orchcstrs under ~ proAe11rt iead1
ship Of bf. Aubrey Levy the weN<
kn3wn VI Init Of this cfty.4
with the ~ sIonai timhsf r the per- 2, !.
trained bysSuch godd masters, Il 10 safe
10 kedief N unqualified euccsss for the
sec Nd All ~ tour of tn4 musical clubs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-21

~ Eesk that she had been bru-
eneN md robbed ~ 0.HQ In
r~elry W a Spokane lodging
arrAfgred IN the probate eaari
On the chsrne az tnsNnitys
aH Mminaticn Mrs. Davis stated
i ~ - vas AZ ottumwa. Ia. that
~ eAme vas Maud oour, that
IN narse was Harry A. Davis.
Z now IN Dawson city.
vs weeks ago with her dayxh-
s,amains physicians wsrV II =
~ esNnt for hsr ehsrratton o.
Y - sers Inclined 20 the orsnlon
sss victim " Ayxierls Tha sum
~ her ~ ftAi desan x{Ans q
y <sSs1s ~ her b. iag that 81 hat
~ The ply inas reeabr mend
- vuannei n she county "a
= sls<ss tor utatu ~ The chin
= " ne Hor 81 the Friend-
- elsgAssss clew "a TIC ai,s~sS rcss
&y sre now inclined 10 ths neiirs
1 Mst Was Simply lAsafsnw nn-
Y ~ ANssoln&tion when she renSrtea
- ~ eeen robbed
rea CcrnmlsN asr , .taonala
! ~. - city this * ar. ramsetl
~ ~ ~ ~ a. carmel 10 al n ar.
n 49, a. slleged Violation 81 ne
MO- ~. IN Ihe serse Is selling
~ - tbs eity.
E1s}ssN1cn ssnted the n Commissioner
n peSfrtei e. 80 prosecution
s1lee,s .,nac he vs. a take steps 10
y tfes - coTfrss sieaar n have let.
~ ~ ArNN q s2ytnx that he
Any Instance where TIA law
&ss,ated ln tbs state, and ma,
make u easv FOR thess
- s.fNe told Nr. NeDenaia W.
.snt 20 4 prosecution for
n hssnxsuon, wasn he PERMITS our
GSlf 20 vtesnie The plain intent
IN % VIC laN , se told hin,
pushes Us prosecution. We
him fng uing to per.
~ Sssn duties. " feel confiden,
vsesAting no wv. Alta thu
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,e.s, a.,~s n.i ,s.g~.,.,:: |. =, s, :. -.
~ 800 s,ratr frur ksss. weather sAswuys fEssh
~ ma sssssh 10 aoaiheRR uines.
rric~fna statisAs report mn, vinds rMus s,ss
No., Astoria. tw~Nty stsM Ftls esth
sseticn pirsst~ pA'hsr RafssA
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! 3 REPUBLICAN,,
1~69a ~ COUNTY sH9ws
lps1 rAsoaIrr.

49, nAsoaIrr.
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- uahs.s CraiSaa apd
s(ssn Taks.s rrtEs1sa
7 y rkssais o. the EIeetisn
nnisn1 Cisy HaDpsAssss.
- 10 the Poss -fntellisencer.
3ct Republicans are o.
2ooey that SPOKANE covnty
sSu2IieAn BY 800 majority. q4d .
XX3ers At even money 1--we
~ ths county win give 200
<5 tkat not . single Ddmq-
i1S'& N, the county ticket VIII
n ponnciiy \ Cas- ycieH
k6wh downtown Republican
~ 4 : posted list OF olfered
l111ude the following; 17bQ0
1i1 Mckinley IL elected. t1nQ0
1fmIet carries Seattle, gpo-
16sa: NON even that rrtnk
~ yhese hsts have. been
ssveSA days past without
Sc1s co0nty central commit-
k3u6pl4te1 q e0sefui poQ Of
Chairman rugh. IL lost
1 that the county WIN 80
rem 100 70 1000 majority.
In OAnlidates on the county
h6Se BEEN most Acttvel y46n-
flhg the county claim that
va nos Ss 'sss than 20
I hand IL IL Z matssrscf
(>k II nostims up 70 date ANA
10 mad4 any claims ikths
~ ~ The ksreeta assf6 n1y1gi-
e6anty. md there - b DIV
y " found who 1 nAi<o
IN they eilI elsU< vhslk ~
{Iehet. NrivatelyS ana N 1
(14 gAat I namee - e -
7SI en. ~ lesl ~ a no
rDS INIT fIss .ren1 1mol -
~ hGvs state to s ppSt-r1-
\ g. 1sspcnde q they ~
e ecees this ~ bgt thoesht
S ~ 1 few Of &andidat
Z - ticket might IN thfou(
l1ce11oe faot that { matpritS y
ofallc war h6fses Who. n |rs
tog4 heen feeAGnlsed - the -
<1y. have this year heen
n "a cut of ..ths Democ1
6sReh the mari uiatios "
6@gfs eombinc,# AMI s1cft 70
K1 = tt(e bleak pastures These
lo - Waking no acttvS Ast
oiSA lodkins toward IN 1c
(f1o ue1tge. geNsfai have Been
fak6 the rtGIap bat they Il
1soln from toschins ubon iooel
Diae themseives sxolnsivply
a. IN part a. she campaign ~
4euDty took on the form Wf
\ u tAstly li}ssrent nov. for
1Go billn1d for tcrY precinct ana
IN co1 ny for avley Isnt from
~ " A ~ pttsi 3 sced
a btbIicpna 1a<D NJ ~
hk<I nk those lest A0pDiy b
w nnd tes;des. y AfK11 q
~ harmony. k enne y
pposil1ut ~ y y :
~ any 46a(rver Rnt ne
ted toe epubtEa1 inset
pout thn4o " Ar9sxl nearly
nfe, ~ go Of the n 81
the uPtratic meetings.
~ W. y who y cam
TINS Eicinsy TINS week, n4e
nqftne nrgc ana snthustAste
- lille ~ Wpohane A. e1-
tesS sn1os tnsE pisessa w.
"s sa u n;csn sv posns
7srs ~ asss 80 ~. h.
t59e 6Vn$eHsve. 80, ~ ,s.ss
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v,s.dsa y Nsrsss Fs's cents! 9 round
trip a.
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THE best running watch H. the Louis
Kiodt Special No sst second Avutpa
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Nos,ss il Asrsas spea that ~ ~ 6n0ns Sevemtss
4. -, nsasssssS - N.nc asssst shrvs ard
qasie<r NILES eatsi1 q ne "a ne sntr .s e
rom hss ssasioa II rsssi's. r. ne stasioa vsn -
nsrhra ~ a sas Mey, pA.ntsdxsd with -Itxatsss-
fsshtvrsse, No, n ~ h. retained 70 her sssticn
a. sern ss rerstss BAN ben ccrpietst. sod the
hoey Withdrawal. a whtsh due actice viii he sssea-
II, order - she fiShthn1s board
<FKANEIS j. HfG0RSoS.
naas A1mkpl q. 8 Man. 0A,maA
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-04-05
ORDINANCE NO. 35.

An ordinance relating to the planting
of shade trees in the Village of Weiser
Washington county, state OF Idaho.
Be it ordained by the chairman and
board of trustees of the Village of Weiser,
Idaho.
SECTION l. That along all streets
eighty (S0) feet or more in width, shade
trees shall be planted twelve Q2) feet
from lot lines. Along all streets less than
eighty (S0) feet in width, shade trees
shall be planted ten Q0) feet from lot
lines; to be determined by the village
engineer AT expense of property owners.
SECTION II. That any person who
shall violate any of the provisions of this
ordinance, shall, upon conviction thereof,
be fined in any sum not less than five
dol airs (S5. 00) nor more than twenty-five
dollars 1928 COY and an additional sum of
five dollars (S5 00) for every forty-cighl
(4S) hours that shade trees shall remain
planted in any other manner than pre-
scrbed in this ordinance, after due no
tice to remove same has been given by
the village marshal
Approved this 3lst day of March, 1900
THos. G. GALLOWAY.
Chairman of the Board of Trustees of thu
Village of Weiser, Idaho
Attest;
E p. Hall, Village Clerk
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-04-05
ORDINANCE NO. 81.

An ordinance regulating the placing Of
pipes siphons, boxes or other conduils
for the purpose of carrying water for ir
rigation III the village of Weiser, Idaho.
Be it ordained by the Chaiaman and
Board of Trustees of the Village Of
Weser, Idaho;
SECTION |. That all pipes, siphons,
boxes or other conduits used 10 carry
water along or across any of the streets,
alleys or other public places within the
village of Weiser, for the purpose of ir-
rigation, shall be placed below the es-
tablished grade at such point or points,
and under the direction of the village
engineer.
SECTION ii. That.any person who shall
violate any of the provisions of this or
dinance, shall, upon conviction thereof,
be fined in any sum not less than five
dollars ($5 00) nor more than twenty five
dollars 1925. COY and an additional sum of
five dollars (S5 COY for every forty-eight
(4S) hours that said pipes, siphons boxes
or other conduit shall remain placed in
any other manner than prescribed in this
ordinance. after due notice to remove
same has been given by the village mar
shall.
Approved this 31st day of March, 1900
THOs @. GALLOWAY
Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the
Village of Weiser, Idaho.
Attest
&. P. HALL, Village Clerk.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-04-05
Bowels of the Mountains Disclosing
Treasure
EVERYONE BUSY DIGGING
Some Notes and Observations by the Signals
Correspondent.

The Mountain Queen is expected to
start work next week with force of Is
or 20 men,
OMr. VIM. Iretonsis expected to arrive
in day or TWO with whim as they are
100 feet down now.
Capt John Swartz returned from Seat
tie last week Messrs. Swartz and Fred
rclxs are going to begin work on the
Swartz and Backbone soon.
Gilhooley and Black are working the
" M other Lode
Watson a. Pugh are doing assessment
work on the Washington group.
j. Landsman is working the Cracker
jack and taking out some good ore.
CThe Mayhower, lying between the
Mountain Queen and Crackerjack is
showing some good rock This is owned
by Swartz & Frederick.
Mrs VIM. Allison has arrived at the
Milk Ranch with COWS. to supply the
camp with butter and cheese, with a
| llJLle DuJJermllK on Tie size
The Abbie has been idle for a month,
but foreman Franklin expects Mr.. An
drews here soon to start up again.
The What Cheer Tunnel is in 200 feet.
1t has been very hard rock for 40 or sc
feet
The Conglomerate Co. has its tun-
mel in 300 feet and driving ahead with
two shifts.
1.-THE R. r. Mine work has been sus
pended on the lower tunnel for the pres
ent and doing nothing but sinking.
Chas. brennan expects to begin work
on the San Juan Group next month, 10
Gated on upper Brownlee creek, He ha'
some good ore for surface running /:
per cent copper.
Mr. Emerson is working two shifts OF
the Collins near the old Mill site. HI
has 2O-ft ledge running on surface ovel
So 90 in gold, -
f. n. Livingston has his saw mil
nearly ready to start but doesn' calculate
to saw all the timber in this section thi:
year H has constructed water vince
out of an old wagon wheel In fact TIN
only things bought were the SAW anC
driving belt
Mr.. Henley is building u hotel T.
Donart on Brownlee.
The miners of this district all join i
request to The sheep men not to rang
their herds in the district as it is nearl
all located and their camps are at Tia
different springs, which the sheep max
so foul that it is unfit TO use.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-04-05

Weather fine and farmers busy plow-
ing. while one year ago today The valley
was still covered with snow.
School begins April ID, at the Indian
Valley school house with Miss Lnlu Will
<erson AS teacher.
Mr.. Kinser. who finished the winter
term Of school short time since, is put
ting in IL stock of wet groceries on the
east fork of the Weiser river.
The church social cleared ten dollars at
the supper given last week.
Commissioner Under and wife were in
the valley Friday.
George Logan's family have returned
from Boise where they spent the winter.
Born To the wife of Frank Murphy,
March 22d lib daughter
Born and died, March 27th, son OF
Mr. George Steward,
Bert Mickey, of Salubria, is quite sick
at his grandmother's, Mrs. Price, of this
valley.
Mrs. Murphy is quite i'll at the home
of her son Frank,
Died. in Indian Valley, March 9th,
Laura Mcpherson, wife of j. 5. McPher-
son. from a complication oil diseases,
which finally terminated in heart failure.
Mrs. Mcpherson was born March 9th.
1873. was married 81 years from the same
day. and died six years from date OF mar
rage. Thus occurred birth, marriage
and death on the 9th of March. She
leaves a husband, TWO little daughters
and many relatives to mourn their loss.
! Her friends are mum bered by those who
knew her The many floral offerings and
large concourse OF friends who followed
her to her last last resting place in the
Indian Valley cemetery, showed the high
esteem in which she was held by the
neighbors. Rev. Keen of the Congrega-
tional church conducted the services al
the grave. :,
Miss Edna Anderson, who has been at
tending school in Boise, was called home
by the death of her sister.
Arthur and Alva Stewart, who have
been east with horses, returned this week
They report sales dull owing to the
market being everdone.
April /, 1900
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-04-05
Estate Of George W. Adams.

Notice to Creditors.
In the the probate court for the state of Idaho,
in and for the county OF Washington.
In the matter OF the estate of George w. Adams,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
administrator of the estate OF George W Adams,
deceased to the creditors OF and all persons
having claims against said deceased, to present
them with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication OF this notice,
Ayers. in Weiser. Washington county Idaho,
the same being the place for the transaction OF
the business OF said estate
DUDLEY w. ADAMS. Administrator.
JOHN w. AYERS, Atty. for Estate.
Da ted March 20 1900 1874
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-04-05
ORDINANCE NO. 33.

An ordinance dividing all the territory
now,embraced within the corporate limits
of the village of Weiser, Washington.
county, state of Idaho, into Sewer Dis
tricts, and prescribing the limits thereof
Be it ordained by the chairman and
board of trustees of the village of Weiser,
Idaho:
SECTION l. That the village of Weis-
er, Idaho, is hereby divided INTO three g,
Sewer districts, bounded as follows,
to-wit
DISTRICT No. l.
All that portion of the village OF Weis-
er lying west Of the center line of First
street,, shall constitute District Mum Der
One.
DISTRICT No 2.
All that portion of the village of Weis-
er lying east of the center line of First
street and west of the center line of Elm
street. shall constitute District Number
Two.
DISTRICT No 3.
All that portion of the village of Weiser
lying east of the center line of Elm street.
shall constitute District Mum Der Three
Approved this 3lst day of Marc h. 1900
THOs. @. GALLOWAY.
Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the
Village of Weiser, Idaho.
Attest
E. P HAIL, Village Clerk.
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Estate of |. NJ. Hart.

In the Probate Court OF the County of Washing
ton, State OF Idaho
In the matter of the estate OF |. M. Hart, de-
ceased.
Order to show cause why order of sale OF real
estate should not be made.
Lydia NJ. Hart, the administratrix Of the estate
OF |. NJ Hart, deceased, having filed her petition,
duly verified, praying for order of sale oil
certain real estate belonging to the estate OF
said deceased for the purpose therein set forth.
It is therefore ordered by the judge of said court
that all persons interested in the estate OF said
deceased appear before the probate court on
Saturday, April 14th 1900. at ii O'Clock a. m. al
the court room of said court at the court house
In the town OF Weiser county OF Washington
State OF Idaho, to show cause why order
should not be granted to the said administratriS
to sell SO much of the real estate OF said decea sed
at private sale as shall be necessary. and that 8
copy Of this order be published at least foul
consecutive weeks in the Weiser Signal, news
paper printed and published in said county anC
state.
DATED March IL, 1900. THOMAS NJ. JEFFREYs
ID Probate Judge
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Application for Increase of Deputy's salar
Estate of Conrad Fruith.

Order to show cause on sale of mines and min
ing interests.
In the Probate Court of the County of Washing
ton, State of Idaho.
In the matter of the Estate of Conrad Fruith
deceased.
1t appearing to this Court by the petition this
day presented by Il. NJ. Barton and A. NJ. Gray,
tenants in common, etc. shown therein. a. NJ
Gray as executor of the estatate of Conrad
Truth. deceased, praying for an order OF sale of
the mining property of said estate.
That il is to the best interest of said estate and
all parties interested therein that all of said
mining property should be sold and especially
the whole interest of said estate. in order to Sc
cure the Just rights and interests of the surviving
tenants in common, and the interest of said es-
tate.
1t is therefore ordered by this Court that all
persons interested appear before this Court on
Saturday April. 14th 1900. at the hour of ten
O'Clock A. NJ. of said day. at the court room OF
said Court at the court house in Weiser, Wash
ington county. Idaho, to show cause why an or
der should not be granted to said executor &c
sell all the interest of the estate of Conrad
Fruith, decea sed, in said mines and claims
1t is further ordered that II copy OF this order
| be published in the Weiser Signal for six consec-
utive weeks. weekly newspaper published "A
Weiser Idaho, on Thursday of each week.
THOMAS NJ. JEFFRIEs.
Judge of Probate Court
| JOHN W. AYERS. ESQ,
Atty. for Estate.
Dated March 9Th 1900. 14-5