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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-06-06

VnU personal property .......t.. !
Bollman. Thos--Dixie, imp at Dixie and
personal property
Buffalo Hump Townsite Co-Buifalo Hump
Patented mining ground, including
Ajax No 2, location notice recorded IN
book 10 of mining locations on page Soy:
Thistle, location notice recorded III book
IL of mining locations on page by: Texas
location notice recorded In book IL OF To-
cations on page 23s; Trilby. location no.
tic recorded In book II of mining lOca-
tions on page 30 and mining impr'ts II
Brewer, C--Warren, imp on unpaid land
and personal property. ..,s....:..;+.:.:..
Caldwell, Wm--Non res, lot 10 block n in
Browns addition to Cottonwood. 49,.
Clarke, W H--Grangeville, acre ut south
end of State street, per prop and poll tax
Gully, Carroll-Lake, lot ?, mel swi4 sw
ne 4, Sc u NV :. sec twp ~ G
Coburn, Mrs J--Cottonwood, lot IL block
IL in Rhoades addition to the town OF
Cottonwood and poll tax. go. ........
Carney, X F--Grangeville, lots 8. 8, and
block b Schmadeka's End addition to
the town OF Grangeyille. -. ......+...
Chase, Ernest L--Keuterville, lot l, Sc
ne, sw ne sec 8, twp 81 n W III
30 acres, and personal property. =.
Cochran. E--Cottonwood, lot 10 block In
Rhoades addition to town OF Cotton
80 wood, personal property ana poll tax.
frabtree, W w--Ferdinand. imp on unpat
land. personal property aud poll tax
Eea Wm--Grangeville, " y sw see 3,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-06-06
Lowe. Vim NJ, Stuart, imp on ma swl4, wiz
sell enc IL lWn 81 Ii q Q Il Ii and rersOn-

+, Lowe. Vim NJ, stuart, imp ON ma swl4. wiz
sea see IL twp i3 II RI g u IN and person.
! Lyons, { II, Forks. imp on unpaid land,
| personal property and poll tax ;.-,-..
Lee sing, Florence. imp on unpaid land
Larsen, Andrew, Warm Springs, imp OH
I Murray, il +, Grangevillc, imp on Halls
laud in east part OF Grangeville, person- ~
! Il property and poll tax. ..s....-. 40
,ionTc. Mrs Florence, Grangevillc, sea see ~
2Stwp3O nrl , m, lG0 acres -. ~
| Martin, Loiiis--cottonwoOd, imp on unpaid
i land AID personal property ..,....-..s,.:
MMchell. Elmer--Denver, imp on unpaid
Ma"n i ",' g W. %nTerdinand; imp on unpaid
land.personal property and poll tax ,..,;
Mason, John-Whitc Bird; imp on unpaid
lind, personal property and poll tax, IL
Morgan, c E-fofks: imp on unpaid land
p rSonHl pSopeity ana poll tax ,n,,a ,,na y
Mut'ofu, j FORKS; imp on unpaid lard
! Ms.;iis,b. /. + areercieek; M ca uni AT
tt.i y rs"usl proper ind poll tax II
u cuo 20 -t;ieencieek imp IN VIZ -
: !. sec otwp ~ II , e Is m aud per 2 op
I. Noble, } S-Cottonwood: imp on unpaid
hand, y rsonal property and poll tax y
Sert,.~. Fred-Cotton wood: imp on unpa
!. iana personal property and poll tax -
Mark ham Estate frnnk-.irangevii ~
: sw,. see s, ma nwlI sec II twp 10 n r'c
Martin. " J-kamiah, imp on lots and
~ ei. BWi4, uW'a sc or see Twp u
Is in. personal property and poll tax ~: 3
n Mathers, & H-Sruart; imp OH unpatented
land and personal property. ..........+. q
y Miller. Mrs q Whom res: W sw or sec
Is, VIZ INV ar sec y, lot 8, sc or sw ar sec
10, el2 NV or sec % twp32 prl IN,
"a Morris, A P--Greencreek; imp on undatd
land, personal property and poll tax. II
"A Myers. H-non res; dredge. ....., ..... .2V
Moore, HEX City; imp on unpaid land
aud personal property. 80. 49,. ...,..
Moore, Caleb--Florence: imp at Florence.
d Morris, J Differences; imp at Florence
Maxwell, Oscar-Elk City; imp at Elk
4, City and personal property ......t...-...
Markham, interchangeable; Sc or NV or,
cia sw or sec II twp 30 nr3 Bm lis &C.
II Muiison, -, Stuart; lot block l., Stuart
Montana Placer Ming Co -NewsOme; min
ing Improvements. ..........,. :....-...:
Mcconnell, LOuisa-non res: VIZ nwi4,
sell NV or, ne or sw or sec % twp 30 II
BE b m, leo acres. renal nder of tax
Is Mckee, w E--Grangeville; l00x1l5 feet In
sophia Schmadekas Add to Grangev lille,
81 imp on Bibbys lot, personal property
Mclean, -, Cottonwood; lot block A,
lot 4 block G original town OF Cottonwood
Q6 Mcclure, Mrs Lots 2 and 4. So ~ n.
Or, sw or ne ar sec 49, ~ q
"A M iSo .sssIl |5;'|1I !,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-06-06

TWP 81 n T 7 G II NJ, per prop, pOII lNN ],
Bates, q s-Cottonwood, sc u and ne
Z, Sc u ne 4. ne "a Sc q see y, twpsi Y, -
ri e d IN, a2o acres. per prop. poll TAX !; ID
Beede, J E--Harpster, imp ON unpaid
land, and personal property .....,.. =. Il
Barnett, NJ B--Kamiah, imp on unpaid
land, personal property and poll tax 4
Boiler, G--Gregg, imp on unpaid land,
personal property and poll tax ..:...,..
Bryant B--Ksmiah, imp on unpaid land
personal property aud poll tax .,;.....
Bryant, T J. Stuart, imp on h = sw 4, sc
u sw "A see ~, ne a sw = sec 3d. twpa 80
nr3 Q B IN, personal property and poll
tax; remainder OF tax. :.....:......;.
Bates, C--Stuart. imp on !. sw 4, ne u
sw NV u Sc i see 49, twp 81 Sc.
b IN, and poll tax. ........+ ,....s:.....-.
Beavers, F-stuart. imp on sc Sc "a sec
Ism u ne a, Sc ne = see y, twp 81 II
Beavers. W M-stuart, imp on II u sw =,
NV a Sc u. sw ne 4 sec y. twp s2n 3
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-06-06

sigler, Geo. non res. lot /, So Or swv qr zee
30. lots and see 81 twp ~ nrl " d IN.
SPENCER. J Is, Keuterviile, 81 Sc ar, VII sw
ar sec "a. twp b II r ! W b m. 100 acres,
= ne or sec 30, Sc qr Sc or sec ~ Pa sw Or
sw or see 2stwp s2nfl " = IN. 100 acres. m
simpson, Anna L. westlake, Sc ar, sec 10,
twp 50 nIlw m, lec acres, and person ..
suck, john, noa res, ! lots in Keutcryille.
smith, A A, Grangeville, | acre in north
part of Granseville, personal property
schcnkoiski. Henry, Feriinsnd, imp on
stnab, chas Fs,rdinanp, imp on unpaid
| stevenson, :, Forks, imp OH unpaid land
personal property and polls 40
| SInurthweite, A T., Forks. imp en unpaid
| land. personal property AMI poll.
Schradcr, Jho n. Dene'f, mp on unia
iard, personal psopes', ma f,.i ~, i
land, p.sisrnai prop >, "a II
Sqnir,., Il 4. Greene go, inp on sw or
sec 3. a.nr2e .mf-onai prop
stone, ~, Grscncrce ~. on lots !, -,
4, b 6, aud ). see 2 " rae Is NJ,
sink, + i, crce,,cr, K, imp on unpaid land
| personal property aau poll
swartz, \ u, White Bird VS. oie'4 see &c
sprute. Henry, Keu,erviilc, wis ~ ar sec
INV ORR qrtc Is twp 81 nr ! c m,
ne or ne ar zee II twp 81 nr W j m, 100
| acres, anu PtTsoHhi properly. III
spotwood, A T, non res, und % OF SC ar sec
% twp 81 n r l e IN, 81 acres. - OF lot
block los in Denver. ..................... 9
Stavton, II W, Stuart, imp on unpaid land
and personal property ...,. .......-.., &
, Skaggs, Jno d; Fairview, imp on unpaid
land and personal property ..-.......-. 4
sheldon Geo, non res, imp on unpaid land
and personal property ............... 3
! Swentzel, W +, non res, 81 or sc or sec is,
twp 81 mr. W m, /, ares ...--.. 6
n Smith, J ii, stuart. imp unpaid land,
personal property aud poll 49,. .......
, Steen, l., fairview, imp on unpaid land
: aud personal property go. .s........s..
Snider, w Z. Clearwater, imp on unpaid
land, personal property and poll
! Schneider, David, Ferdinand, imp on I'M
paid land, personal property and poll e. L
; smith, q A 4 Kobt Ingram, Dixie, mining
Improvements. ..................... ..... II
Smith, A G, Florence; imp on unpaid land
and personal acknowledgements.
% sing John; Ma{inS, Warren ss,tv mi
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-06-06
Comfy warrants Redeemed.

Notice is hereby given that the following
County Warrants viii be paid on presentation
to the County Treasurer at his office In MI
Idaho, Idaho, and That interest on said war
rants viii cease on the 9Th day of May. 1901,
To wit:
current Expense Fund, series 1900, Warrant
No. 80 to sGi, inclusive.
General Road Fund, series 0-lsol, warrants
Nc. ESQ TO 81, inclusive.
General ,-oad Fani series 1901 1902 war
rants No las to 22l inclusive.
hnt.'. May II. i.si.
GEo. NJ. Robertson,
County Treasurer.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-09
IOOKl

ALL YOU CAN DRINK FOR SC AT
LIVINGSTON'S.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-09
A LIBERAL LEGISLATURE.
south CaroIina's House Makes Lib
eraI Appropriations for Pensions,
COLLEGE. and ExpositIon.

Columbia. :. c. Feb. s-The present
session Of the Legislature has been char
scterized by remarkable liberality on the
part Of the House in the matter of ap-
propriations. The appropriation for Con
federate veterans pensions was made
5000 instead Of $4,000 as heretofore.
while the appropriation of 5000 for the
Charleston exposition was granted with
practically no opposition. There IS al
ways a hght every year on the sppro-
priations for the colleges and usually the
recommendations Of the Ways and Means
Committee are cut down by the House,
but this year the state institutions have
been given all they asked for. But the
most surprising feature Of the House s
lioerslity was the passage last night OF
an amendment 10 the appropriation bill
giving 20 the common schools OF the state
800, 90 In addition 90 the amount provided
for that purpose by the constitutional
three mill tax and the dispensary pro-
fts. 1t is probable that the Senate will
not agree 90 all these high appropriations,
but the Charleston exposition bill has
passed both houses.
The fight Of the session has been on
the prohibition OF child labor in cotton
factories. The House rejected all the
bills on this subject except one autnoriz-
ing a commission to investigate condi
lions ia this state and report at the next
session, but in the Senate the fight has
BaXed warm for several days, and the
question Is still pending. II is thought
that the Senate is more favorable to the
reform.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-09
MAY HAVE BEEN SUICIDE.
Unknown Young Man Found Dead
in Bed at NaIdosta boarding
House.

valdosta. Ga. Feb S.-An unknown
young white man was found dead this
Afternoon in bed at Mrs. J. W. Roberts
boarding house. How long he had been
dead is not known though the body was
limp and warm when discovered.
in his coat pocket was found a vial OF
morphine. and he also had scores OF
empty capsules in his pocket. There was
nothing 20 identify him in any Of his
pockets. and nothing to tell from whence
he came but the nat he wore. That was
q rough grey cigarette hat, and bore the
trade name Of Phillips. Macon. Ga" He
also had two trade checks from the TAFT
nall Square drug store. Macon. He wore
@ suit OF oyeralls over a suit Of grey
clothing, the coat being a rough check.
The young man applied for a night =
lodging in Mrs. Roberts boarding house
last night, and was given room. He
was leaning against the door when Mrs.
Roberts came out to answer the door
bell, and she thought ne was drinking.
He stated, however, that he neyer drank
but that ne was feeling badly. A servant
was sent to his room this morning, but
the young man appeared to be sleeping SC
he was not disturbed. About O'Clock
this evening Mrs. Roberts sent to the
loom again and he was found to be dead.
The body was turned over 20 the coroner,
and viii probably be buried here to-mor-
row by the county authorities.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-09
FLORIDA's SUPREME COURT.
Cases Disposed of at Recent sit
tinRs.

Cases Disposed of at Recent sit
tinRs.
Tallahassee. Fla, Feb. s-The following
business has been transacted by the Su-
preme Court:
William Herman Morris, by II. j. Nor
ris, his prochein ami, plaintiff in error,
VS.. the Florida Central and Peninsuar
Railroad Company. defendant in error;
Duval county. Judgment reversed. with
directions TO override the demurrers to
the original and amended declaration, and
for such further proceedings as may be
consonant with law.
Joseph +. Visage, appellant VS.. Alice
Irene Visage, appellee; Hillsborough coun-
ty. Decree affirmed. order per curtain.
jacksonville st. Augustine and Indian
River Railway Company, plaintiff in err
ror, VS.. Sallie C. Dancy ct al, defendants
in error; Putnam county. Judgment af-
frmed, order per curtain.
The Consumers Electric Light and
Street Railroad Company, plaintiff in err
ror, VS.. Charles w. Smith, defendant in
error; Hillsborough county. Judgment
affirmed, order per curtain.
Amos Randall. plaintiff in error, vs..
j. d. Tillis, sheriff of Polk county, de-
PENDANT in error; Polk county. Judgment
affirmed opinion per curiam.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-09
THE NEW ORLEANS RACES.
Three Winning Favorites on n
Heavy Track.

Three Winning FavOrites on n
Heavy Track.
New Orleans. Feb. S.-Track heavy.
Rushneds. Joe Collins and Lancewood
were the winning favorites.
First Race-One mile, selling. Rushfields,
S TO g. won, with Locust Blossom 9 to .,
and Heroics to !. third. Time 1:isIl.
Second Race-One mile and sixteenth,
selling Joe Collins 10 TO 5. won. with
Little Boy Blue 4 TO J. second and Mitt
Boykin, ? to !. third. Time 1 49,
Third Race-SiX furlongs selling. heats.
First heat; Albert Vale. II to 5. won. with
Tidy Ann, 8 to /, second and Douster-
swivel, 10 TO !. third. Time 1:l9Is. Sec
ond heat Gen. MacGruder. s to J. won.
with Dousterswivel. 10 to l. second. and
Albert Vale. 3 to 10. third Time 1920.
Run of: Gen MacGruder. 9 to 10, won.
with Albert Vale 9 to 10. second. Time
1917.
Fourth Race-Six furlongs. handicap.
Educate, 10 J. won. with Empress OF
Beauty. 3 to ], second, and The Elba, %
to !. third. Time 1854.
Fifth Race--One mile and an eighth.
selling Lakewood 3 to 3 won. with
Zolo. to /. second. and Nearest, to
/, third. Time 202iA.
Sixth Race-One mile and a sixteenth,
selling Madeline c.. % to /. won. with
Brown Vail, TO >, second. and Claude
walton, to !. third. Time l:J5A.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-09
BRANTLEY TO BE TRUSTEE.
can-savannah Doctors Row
Played Some Part.

Atlanta, Feb. s-Goy. Gambler to-day
appointed J. T. Brantley OF waycross.
Ware county. as trustee for the state
ssnitartum at Afiuedgev1le, to I'LL the
vacancy created By the death Of DR..
William Duncan Of Savannah. Mr.. Brant-
ley IS president Of the Grace Brantley
Mercantile Company OF Waycross and
secretary and treasurer OF the A P.
Brantley Co. Of Blackshear. He is a
brother OF Congressman Brantley of the
Eleventh district and IS well known
throughout South Georgia.
Gov. Gambler has Under consideration
the names Of DIR. ". ". Owens and DIT.
A. 3. Simmons. Of Savannah. which had
been presented to him by friends OF these
gentlemen. II appears however that
there are two factions among the doctors
in Savannah. and these gentlemen belong
TO different sides. This IL believed to have
been one reason why a Savannah ply
stefan was not appointed.
Another and perhaps more important
reason was the fact that there are sew
eral physicians already on the board
which numbers ten members and the
Governor was anxious TO put on the board
an up-to-date merchant who Is familiar
with the prices Of such products as 1t Is
necessary to purchase for the ssnitarium.
1t was for this reason especially that Mr..
-rantley was appointed. The trustees OF
the State Sanitsrium have 70 spend about
$4,000 annually and almost all OF it IS for
provisions and supplies. Mr.. Brantley, II
is believed will therefore make a mos;
valuable acquisition 10 the board. The
salary Of a trustee is $50 per annum and
travelling expenses
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-09
THE CAROLINA EXPOSITION.
Womans Department Organized
with Mrs. =. &. SimOnds
Presfdent

Charleston, 5. c., Feb. s.-The woman's
department of the South Carolina Inter
state and West Indian Exposition was
organized here to-day by the election of
Mrs Sarah Calhoun Simonds as president
board Of administration, consisting OF
twenty-five leading women, was formed.
Upon this board will De appointed later.
representatives, Of Columbia, Greenville,
Spart anburg and other cities OF the state.
The exposition company will provide a
building for the department. which will
cost $1,000, and an effort will be made to
render the exhibits made in II of universal
interest. Great enthusiasm was displayed
at the mass meeting OF women to-day.
nearly 800 ladies being present.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-09
TATTNALL'S COUNTY SITE.
INDICATIONS THAT THERE WILL
BE No CHANGE.

-Four Towns Are Candidates for the
Honor and the Law Requires That
10 Eject "a Change Two-Ihtrds OF
the vote Must be Cast for the Sue
cessfuI PIace-Gov. Gambler 80 De-
eides After Having the Law Looked
up-The Election Takes Place Feb
2o-ReidsvilIe. Collins, HsEan and
CIaxton Are the Candidates.
Atlanta, Feb s-The indications are
that there VIII D. no change 10 the site
Of the county scat Of TattraN county al
the coming election On that question on
Feb D. The reason for this appears n
the facts set forth in q letter which Gov
Gambler received to-day 10 the effect that
there are four candidates for the county
seat. and under the law the successful
candidate must receive two-thiros OF the
vote cast before any change can be made
A few days ago Hagan and CldXton
also became candidates for the honor ana
their entry into the race was resented
some what by the Reidsyille and Collins
people who expected 10 fight the matter
out between themselves The most i'm
portant question a. issue however, was
as 10 the number Of votes required 20
decide the matter. one section 81 the code
says that tWo-thi-ds Of the votes cast al
the election are required. While another
section prescribes that two-tnirds Of the
qualified voters as shown BY the tax III
Rest are necessary.
The language Of the constitution j.:
''TWo-thir3s Of the qualified voters voting
at the election for that purpose. The
Supreme Court placed q literal construc-
ton upon this section Of the constitution
end accordingly Gov. Gambler wrote 70
the Tsttnall correspondent that in order
% remove the county seat il would be
necessary FOR the successful candidate TO
secure two-thirds OF the votes cast in the
election without reference 70 the number
of qualified voters IN the county.
The chances are, however that the
voters resident and around each Of the
towns will vote for their respective
places Of residence. and with four candi-
dates in the field Reidsville will natural
~ come out on top. retaining the county
seat.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-09
IMPROVEMENTS AT WAYCRoss.
MSBy Buildings in Course of Free
zion.

Waycross. Ga, Feb. S-During the year
1900 there were in the neighborhood of 100
nice residences and store houses erected
in this city, and there Is scarcely a va
cant cottage and not vacant store.
Among the buildings being constructed
now maybe mentioned the immense brick
warehouse of the Price-McCuD Co., which
is s0x200 feet; John NJ. Coxs brick ware
house, near the same location, has been
begun by the contractor. 1t is 60xl00 feet.
Railroad tracks will connect directly with
these warehouses. Just across from Cox g
warehouse the Waycross Ice Company is
preparing 10 erect its new plant.
Mr. J. S. Bailey is building a residence
on Brunei street. which, together with
the splendid grounds. viii cost $4,000.
The Satilla Manufacturing Company
will increase their ice plant from fifteen
TO fifty tons, and are making other i'm
provements 10 their plant that will cost
thousands Of dollars
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-09
DR.. j. A. MAYS DEAD.
Followed News of His Daughter-In-
Laws Death in savannah.

Columbia. S. c., Feb. S.-The death Of
DR.. J. A. Mays. which occurred last night
at Maysville was attended by peculiarly
sad circumstan The day before Dr..
Mays received telegram from his son.
DR.. Junius Mays, Jr., OF Savannah, stat
ing that his sons wife had died. The
news was such a shock 10 Or. Mays.
Sr.. that he at once took TO his bed and
lived only twenty-four hours.
DIR. Mays was one of the most promi-
nent and successful physicians in this
state. He graduated from the South Car
DINA College in 1910, and graduated in
medicine from the South Carolina Med
ical College. lie was an expert botan-
isl. and his study Of this favorite sub
ject led TO the discovery OF several plants
Of great medical value. He was rs years
OF age
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-09

The author Of an American novel which
sells well has adopted a novel scheme
for advertising IL. He has had large
quantity Of excellent Egyptian cigarettes
made. and on the wrapper Of each in gold
letters is stamped the name of his book
He has sent packages of these cigarettes
to his friends. with the request that they
scatter them where they will do the most
good. Brands Of cigars have been named
for successful authors but 20 far is
known this Is the first attempt to sdyer-
tise a book on cigarette wrappers.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-09

Waycroes, Ga. Feb. Son Monda y
night. Feb. II. Rev. G. M. Ledbetter OF
Blackshear, will preach the Introductory
sermon for the preachers meeting of the
Waycross district. Sermons will be
preached Tuesday and wednesday at il
9. m, and 1880 p. m. The meeting will
close Wednesday night Tuesday morning
Rev. j. w. Weston. presiding elder. will
call the meeting to order. ana the office
and work Of the spirit viii be discussed
by Iho preachers until - o'clock, when
Rev. = a. Hatcuffe will deliver SER
a on "rne Baptism Of the Holy Spirit"
pr. Loyett VI Atlanta, will preach
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-09
BIG STEAM PIPE BURSTS.
Fatally InIurIng Mechanic at OIym-
pia Cotton Wills.


Columbia, s. c.. Feb. s.-By the burst
ing OF a steam pipe at the big Olympia
Cotton Min yesterday, a mechanic named
Stewart was probably fatally injured.
Stewart was at work upon the balcony
running by the steam feed pipe, about
fifteen feet above the concrete floor. Some
distance away stood the battery Of draft
boilers. One Of the six-inch pipes gave
way at the elbow. and instantly there
was a blast of esca ping steam shooting
across the room. Stewart was directly
in its way and either jumped or was
knocked from the balcony. His head
struck the floor, fracturing his skull and
there is very little hope Of mis- recovery.
He was at once taken 10 the Columbia
Hospital.
Stewart Is from Philadelphia. and was
sent here by the Johns Manufact urfnx
| Company for the purpose of wrapping and
covering the main steam pipes In the
plant. which is the largest OF its kind
in the world
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-09
THREE HURT IN WRECK.
Engineer Has One Leg Amputated
and May Lose the other.

Gainesville, Ga, Feb. s.-A disastrous
head-on collision between two freight
trains occurred at Rogers Station at .
o'clock this morning. Engineer Jeff Bur-
roughs OF Kingston had both legs crushed.
One. has been amputated and the other
may have to come off. The chances for
his recovery are slim.
Flagman Sid Rainey. who was on the
engine with Burroughs had his leg
broken.
Engineer John Miller was pinned TO his
seat. but when taken out was not seri-
ously hurt Two engines and one freight
car are complete wrecks and the other
engine is badly damaged.