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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-07
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO FORE
CLOSE, AND OF SALE BY AS
SIGNEE OF MORTGAGE.

In accordance with and by virtue Of
a power of sale and other provisions
contained in that certain mortgage
deed dated the Oath day Of April, A. D
1897 from Gustav A. Mauer to Victoria
Ward, recorded in the Registry OF
Deeds in Honolulu. Oahu, Territory Of
Hawaii, in book ITO, on pages eco and
201, and by said Victoria Ward duly
assigned to E. FL. Wodehouse, Of said
Honolulu, by assignment dated the
Goth day of February, A. D. 1901 and
recorded in said Registry Of Deeds IN
book 10, page 201.
Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned, E. H. Wodehouse, present
assignee and holder of said mortgage
intends to foreclose the same for con-
dition broken, to wit, nonpayment OF
principal and interest and promIssory
note secured by said mortgage when
due.
Notice is hereby also given that all
and singular the lands, tenements and
hereditaments hereinafter described
(being all the lands, tenements and
Entertainments intended to be conveyed
by said mortgage) will be sold at pub
lie auction at the auction rooms OF
James F. Morgan in said Honolulu, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of June, A. d
1901, at IL o'clock noon of said day.
Terms-Cash. Deeds at expense OF
purchaser.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-07
If You arc Thin
MANAGER.

: You're not eating nourishing
: food-or you would not be thin.
= Our WHOLE WHEAT BREAD
: is a perfect food for thin peo-
: pie. It contains all the .ele-
= ments of the wheat kernel. 1t
: furnishes the system with all
2 the substances needed for
: growth and sustenance. It is
: ygenically correct.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-06

Oriental advices recount the burning Of
the celebrated Temple Hommongi at Ike
gami on the night of March o.
Mrs. Carrie Nation of Kansas spent an
other hour and half in -. Louis reeent-
BY, and left In disgust At the things she
sa9 and the treatment she received
The gale which swept over Norfolk. Va,
recently Was the seyerest Of the winter.
The wind ia the city blew AZ miles an
hour and at Caps Henry and Hatteras 4s
miles.
II was announced by the management
Of the southern Athletic elnb Of Louis
VILE, KY, that skid" Mccoy and Peter
Maher had been matched for a 20 round
bout here april -.
Major General 5. b. ~ Young, who is
10 succeed General shaiter a. eolnmandant
Of the military department Of California.
has left Washington, accompanied by
Lieutenant snedbnrg.
The secretary u lhe treasury has pur-
chased at Aes YORK ior the sinking fund
SC72IO0 ia government short term bonds
ON substantially the same terms "a the
~ 0O0.0 D0 purchased yesterday.
Meas hAs been received AZ Phoenix,
AIiz, Of a catastrophe At Senator Clark :
United Verde mine al Jeron4a. hhiie
neany 4 doArn mea Aere at work near
n heie shot aAs placed On the Lower lesel,
there Was a premature explosion. James
iloaney and Joseph seiIsI esfe bloan 70
fragn,enis and several oshers NeEs injured.
Oaihg 10 the discovery Of ease 81
smallpox among she men u the kleYentA
infantry, stationed Al san frane.sco, Ihe
regiment did not sal ios Mahiia On the
Transport kilpatIiek on Aprii B, As mad
lssn planned. Tao companies d ihe req.
iH,ens ara 10 he delalnrs At Angel lslaRd
rAlil danger u tbs spread Of tae disease
Is passed.
Duting a sessloH ot the coari a. King
stoa. by. Hon. Samuel =. bsaseale and
Iioa james J. I4ttletan. pTominen, AtioT
as!s and leading republican politicians IN
tie secohd congressional district, quarrel
ed over . sPoerh ahieh I4tlleion made
against Bn4eals, Nho Is running Ioi
mayor q kingston. and eaeh dleA = re-
Voiser and commenced hnng. Aons ..
the shots took eiiogt. They eeTe separated
By b!stahdea aud both placed unaer ar
rest.
tine q ihe worst snoastopns cYeT ga
pasiraool IN Ptitsbutg fesiun lsesan esTiy
yesterday. and sson Telegraph, teiepl4ont
ami tIolssy esF srFyise bcamr pfacginalig
susi-aaded. Mics II fules are doan, max
lEg tiss sgrssts literally belaoTk %
aires. The falling elfos throughout ia
ouiiy lng partitions u lhe city made II CA
ltfslsiy dangerous ioT pedestrians. team
slsp and strevl car Hieh, blI up 10 nooI
NJ iatalssies have be~n TvfoTtsd. Ih'
damage IN the city all be- very heavy.
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AntIllaperlaIi.I Meeuns.

Boston. April l--PIesident MeKiniey's
sdininistI aii1n Was denoun> cd and Agui.
nAidO's name loudly aPplAnded by a large
audience that istentd 10 the p akers a.
the AhtiimPsriAiistic league meeling in
faneuii han Saturday night Loi0nel
Chatles Il. Goldman pres.ded, and upon IN
platform b, sides tie seekers wele edwin
Atkinson, ky.ng win low, MoS6eld
stoEpy, Robert Iieat Payne and other 6. n.
siemen Of Weli known Ant.impe.laIsiiC
proclisiiies.
The audience was very enthusiastic and
at umes Has wrought up 70 h gh patch
d excitement BY remarks If tie speak
srN. Colonel GOdman in opening the meet
ING made a forcIbie address As he con
GUIDED he presented ex Governor Is ut~e ell
Who strongly criticized the attitude Of IN
administration toward the hliPinOz.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-06
NTIMATUN SENT 70 china
RUSSIA VERY EMPHATIC.


Washington, April 2.--InforInation has
reached here TO the elect that the Rus
sian government, being seriously pertarbed
BY the course Of China in mot signing the
Msnchurian agreement, largely because OF
the protest made BY the several powels,
has conveyed distinct and unmistaknble
indication 10 China that II this coarse Il
persisted in there may be an interruption
Of diplomatic relations between Russia and
China and a termination Of the present
intercourse between them. This Is little
short Of an ultimatun that China must
sign OF take the consequence Of termina-
tion Of her friendly relations with Rus
siA.
To what extent the United States will
take eognizanee Of Russia's disposition to
enforce the signing Of the agreement has
not yet been made apparent. Ii appears
to be the policy Of Chinese authorities to
consider this as a subject which eoncerns
the powers quite as much as il does China.
The matter has become further eompli.
Gated by reports reaching Washington that
the Chinese authorities are divided on the
NpN41E ~ kAAAArAAs H1AAA- VI eAG AAA19N
influential, including Ia Hung Chang, urg-
ing that aequieseence be given to the Rus
sian proposals, while Others insist on re-
jeeting the agreement The attitude Of Ii
Hung Chang Is accounted for by his well
knoNn fnendliness for Russian interests
In this case, however, there appears to be
arrayed against him the strong influence
Of the southern viceroys, Ch&n-chi-tung
and Lda-Kun-YL who oppose the signing
Of the treaty.
Tie reports reaching here show that the
agreement had not yet been signed Its
status Is most peculiar. The time within
y hieh il was to be signed expired last
week, but on that day Yang Yu, the Chi
nese minister, fell in the legation and hurt
his head 80 that he was unable to transact
business. This misfortune caused much
amusement here and sumo irritation in
certain quarters, as it had been recognized
as a timely means of avoiding a direct &C.
ton on the subject IL Is not clear to
what extent the Russian intimation has
gone but in any event il gives an urg-
eney 10 China's eounse which has not been
presented thus far.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-06
Communication. for s.. Louis Falr.

Washington, April 1.-The president
has made the following appointments:
To be delegates to the esngres OF Am r.
lean siates-Cyrus Northrop Of Minnesota,
II. q. Davis Of West Virginia, William |.
Buchanan Of Iowa. Charles NJ. Pepper Of
the District Of Columbia and volney b.
Foster Of Illinois.
To be members Of the Louisiana pur-
erase c1mmissi1n--John NJ. Thurston O.
Nebraska, Thomas II. Carter OF Montana,
William Lindsay Of kentucky, G. w. Nc.
Bride Of Oregon, +. A. Belts Of Connect.
cut. John N. Allen Of Mississippi, Martin
n. Glynn Of New York, John +. Miller Of
Indiana, and Philip d. Scott Of Arkansas
The presidents announcement q Ii,
membership Of thee two important com
missions completes a work that has been
receiving his attention forsome time, and
in the case Of the st. Louis commission
the pressure for appointments has been al
most unprecedented,
The congress Of American republics Il
be held at Mexico City next October 4
hardly less important, however, and in IL
inte national prospect Il pr, m ses TO Be I,
the western hemisphere what The Hign'
congress was 10 Europe and the few west
ern countries participating In t.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-06

SLOGAN City, b. C., April LA horrible
aoe.4tnt oocuned at the Cnapis4u miae o.
Lemon creek saturday night, re ulti.-g IN
tie death Of Mrs. George hour. wife Il the
storekeeper At the pr, petty. ble gas sub
Jecl 70 epllepic tits and an PrePani 9 sup
pea for heT husband she - sapPos d "
nave been seized alta an attack aud tell
on the mol stove When discovered soI.e
MINUTES later the woman was buraed 70 .
crisp. her clothes Aers IN lie and tie
e0tI-ge was IN a Diaze. lite poor woman
Aas removed ouIsl0e ana the ne on nor
elothes ana ths bnilaiAg exiting 4Isl.ed. Jr.
form went up aIIh assistance, bat found
the woman oe4d, she having expired two
hours after the accident wilaOnt regainIng
CONSEQUENCES. No inquest VAS deenIe1
necessary. The victim mad r.vsl only
recently from Pans, France, ana Was aged
70 years. Sue had NJ f4mly.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-06
rre.laent MCKINLEY. Teas.

Washington, April 1.-The woik Of ar
Ringing the itinerary Of the pres dents
trip to the Pacific coast Is proceeding
slowly Of the White House, and almost
everything on the program up to the pres
ent time is provisional and subject TO
change. The tdp is to be in no sense .
speechmaking tour, IL being the pei
dents desire as far as possible to avoid
addressing the crowds which viii congre-
gate at the various places at which he will
stop. Some set speeches at several places
are already arranged for, but the president
viii make no rear platform speeches to the
multitudes Another feature Of tie TIP
will be the Substitution Of drive throng
q city for public reception. The trip VIII
be 80 arranged that there will be no tr-v-
cling on 6unday. Secretary CIT lyou,
who is planning the itinerary, Is not abe
yet to give out even an approximation Of
the route and stops.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-06

Brads,reeI's report for iAs, week is
as follows:
A rather checrful tone was apparent
in general trade and the close Of the
aFug quarter Of the year tnda the bust
nss world contemplating a total trade
Tor that period in many cases 10 excess
Of all preceding periods. while the fu'
ture. With some exceptions. 10 viewed
with apparent confidence. The Ad.
vance Of the spring season In. OF course.
partly responsible for the feeling above
mentioned. allowing. a. II does. better
opportunity for wider range Of opera.
tons than was possible in the winter
months. First indications as 10 crop
prospects and the outlook are in the
main favorable. Bank eiearinsA are
showing steady gains over nnpreccdent.
eiiy large totals a year ago. Railway
earnings testify 10 an immense volume
Of merchandise passing into conSump
ton and a. for some time past the
active demand al advancing prices for
iron and steel ls regarded a. a reliable
index Of good general trade to come.
Building ia becoming more active
and promises this spring TO be the hea
West for many years past. Hence. the
lumber trades and all lines Of builders
hardware note continued or growing
activity. Tho demand In the latter line
and in agricultural implements at tbs
west IL. In fact. most notable.
As pointed out q week ago. there has
been an apparent turn In the tide In tbs
wool trade, even while some quotations
are technically lower. A good volume
Of business has been done At the lead
ing eastern markets and values as 1
whole are quit Arm. Boston sales thii
week are estimated 10 amount 70 near
~ 100000 pounds. bought by TIVE
large mills, and the stocks OF MontanS
wool have been we'll cleared up.
The boot and shoe trade lie in goo'
condition.
There was little moro doing In CO
reals last week, corn icing especiall.
active, and in the hands OF a bull clique
advanced 10 above SO cents. Wheat ha
been In better export demand AM
strengthened slightly In sympath,
with the coarser grain.
Iron and steel have made steady pre-
gress alike in the volume Of sales an
in the matter OF prices. The long 81
pected advance In structural matte
came last week with gain OF 81 an
"a In beams channels and similar PR
ducts.
wheat tlneluding -FOUR shipment
for the week aggregate i.49l.6S5 busl
els. From July to date this seaso
wheat exports are 1st.l22.7s6 bushels
Failures for the week numbered rs:
Canadian failures for the week numbe
%.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-06
Price. Paid Producers.

Poultry and Eggs Chickens. old. 90
loc per ID. live weight; ducks. - per
doz.; geese. dressed, lie per h.; tur-
keys. live. 1o012c; dressed. 12013c;
eggs. fresh. IS per case.
Observation-Disclosures. COO per cwt:
onions. $3.50 per ewt
Live stock-Beef. live steers. 418c;
dressed. Sc; livec ows. 25kc; dressed
IA: veal calves. dressed. T09c: NUT
ton. ewes. Sc: wethers. SAC: hogs. live,
S4,T565 per cwt.; dressed. 81 per ewt.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Toe each;
short wool pelts. S0G50c: medium wool
50@75c: long wool. 75c@sl.
Hides-Green hides and calf skins,
5@ec per ID: dry hides. butcher. 10@
lie per ID.
The Spokane mills pay the following
prices for grain. delivered: Club
wheat. 44c bulk. 45c sacked: bluestem,
47e bulk. acc sacked; red. l2c bulk, 80
sacked.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-06

New York, April About 200 sAilors
Of FaTTsgut's feet, with their families
were entertained recently at the Brooklyn
navy yard. The feature of the day was
their visit TO the Hartford, Farragut's old
flagship. The Old ship was gaily decorated
Tor the occasion. Among the visitors were
many who had fought aboard the Hartford
in 1859. They found many changes in her.
When they looked for her old eight inch
muzzle leaders and her nine inca smooth
bore guns they found her equipped With
rapid lire six Founders, one FOUNDER ami
a Colt automatic gun. The veterans told
their sons and daughters of the changes
in the ship. sat in their fSvoTite spots on
he decks, recalled old stories Of the var
and retold the old tales OF how she had
been struck 240 times during her Is
months Of service. The visitors were the
members Of the Association Of Veterans ol
farraguts feet, and have been eelebrat
ing for week the entry Of the fleet intS
the Mississippi river, this being the S9u
anniversary. They come from all over tn'
United States, and some from foreigI
countries.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-06

London. April IA sec al from
Standerton says tAst the Imperial Light
horse have captured G, mm-n~ant P.inElo
and a convoy Of 2s wagOaA CommAndAni
knglebrecht, the dispatch says, has sur
rendered The Britlsh are saeeping the
eastern TrAnsvaal clear Of everything u.s.
ful TO the BoerA All standing crops have
been destroyed, bat the women and chill.
dren are beng cared for. Five humid cd
d them have been conveyed to Utrecht,
Nheie their wants are well atten1el 20.
Pretoria, April The Byess derailed
and plundered . freight train near JohAn-
nesburg Saturday night
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-06
Scandal :, Manila.

Manila. April Interest in the cap
ture and fate Of Aguinaldo is well nigh
overshadOwed in Manila by sensational
developments. present and prospective.
OF frauds in the commissary depart
ment How widely these extend has
not yet been ascertained. but enough
is already known to justify the belief
that they are far reaching.
Captain Frederick J. BarroWs Of the
Thirtieth volunteer infantry. quarter
master OF the department Of southern
LuZon, together with several commits
sary sergeants, several civilian clerks.
a prominent government contractor.
the assistant manager OF the Hotel
Orient, the proprietors OF three Of the
largest bakeries in Manila. q number
of storekeepers and other persons have
been arrested. The investigation has
scarcely begun, but thousands Of sacks
of -four. q quantity Of bacon and wagon
loads Of other gOoos all bearing gov
eminent marks have been found in the
possession OF unauthorized persons.
1t is alleged that the contractor In
person. who has been doing a business
approximating 100000 q month. has
spent huge sums In entertaining on
GERS.
A prominent eommissary oficer Is
accused Of leading a scandalously i'm
moral life. II is asserted that large
quantities of stores have been lost or
stolen in transit and also that there Is
a shortage in the commissary depot
New scandals are developed daily.
Illicit transactions have been traced
back to June, 1900. and It is possible
there are others OF earlier date. The
exorbitant tariff on provisions makes
the surreptitious sale Of commlssary
supplies immensely profitable. Il is
understood that prominent oficers OF
the United States army may be ar
rested.
Lieutenant p. K. Street OF the Forty
sixth volunteer infantry is prosecuting
the investigation under direction Of
Colonel Wilbur, chief Of police.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-06
Il HUNG CHANG LEAVES
REPORTED Ii HAS LEFT PEK1H
By order Of the EmpeFOr-was Too
Pro-Iaussian-TFied iosBrIns About
the signing of the Manehurian
Convention.

Washington, April although no Of
fetal notice has reached here Of the report
ed departure Of Prince Ii Hung Caang
from Pekin for Shanghai, the officials are
inclined 10 believe il Is true and that Ii
Hung Chang lie really leaving Pekin for
good and because the emperor Is disPieased
18th his conduct Of the negotiations. II
Nas known that when Ii Hung Chang
was made one Of the peace ENJOYS be was
pro Russian in sentiment, but there was
no cause for complaint ON that score until
the AanchuTian agreement came up for
consideration. Now 1t is believed by Of
lieiaIs here that Earl Ia has proved 80
earnest an advocate Of the Russian cause
and has 50 stTenuously worked for the
signing Of the agreement that has OwB
government has teit il necessary 10 de-
priye him Of poAer 10 further the agree
menL II this understanding is correct, IL
is believed that an eiTectaal check has
been administered 10 Russia in her designs
upon Manehuria, for Il Is thought the en-
peior Of China would scarcely nave acted
al this summary fashion had be not re-
eeiyed assurances OF support from some OF
the other poaers.
Mr.. Roekhill has not acquainted the
government with the exact language Of the
agreement reported TO have been reached
at Pekin de TO the Chinese forts, but tax
ing the press accounts Of the Ministerial
meeting as accurate, il Is gathered that
Secretary Hays views have formed the
basis OF the agreement The original prop
osition, strongly backed by most Of the
European PoNers, Was to completely de
sinoy the Chinese forts in the gall Of Pc
che-ii, and on the road from Taku TO Pc
KIN. The state department ielt that II
would be inexpedient TO proceed 80 far and
leave China naked To the attack Of The
nleanest ice Therefore the powers Wers
urged TO content themselves with ths
simple dism8ntiemeni Of the for1s, leatine
them in condition 10 be again mounte1
with guns in a reasonable time. II Is be
lieved here THAI this projeet has been &c
lcPted, for ii appears from the ianguag'
Of the press dispatches that the only for
ordered 10 be destroyed is one on a poin
in the Pei rireT, which is TO be remoye,
simply because il forms an obstacle 10 nav
igaiiOn.
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Lieutenan. commander ROper Dead.

Lieutenant Commander Roper Dead.
Cavite, April lat Z O'Clock Sunday
morning a FIRE was discovered in the
sail-room of the United States gunboat
Petrol, Lieutenant Commander Jesse
Minis Roper. commanding. The sail
room is a small compartment adjoining
the magazine. The heat was intense,
the smoke suffocating and the flames
difacult TO extinguish. Lieutenant
Commander Roper was the first to de-
scend into the hold, but he was forced
TO return to the deck. Others then
went down. Seaman Patrick Toner was
Frustrated and about 10 perish when
Lieutenant Commander Roper endeav'
ored to rescue him and was suffocated
In the attempt. Lieutenant Josiah
Suits Mexican and Cadet Lewis suf
fered severely in bringing the body OF
Lieutenant Commander Roper to the
deck.
Twenty-Five Of the crew were pros
trated. Evans. Flaherty. Larsen. Kess
Ter, Tony. Cahey, Burton, Smith. Sulli
van and Forsboon seriously. but all will
recover. The contents Of the sailroon
were destroyed, but the damage to the
gunboat was slight The origin OF the
fire has not been ascertained. Possibly
II was a case OF spontaneous combus
ton. The death OF Lieutenant Com
mander Roper is greatly deplored. Hi
body will be spent to the United State.
April by the Buffalo.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-06
nIsIxG xorEs.

The U. s. Marble company OF Spo-
kane last week paid its second dividend
Of Il Of cent
II was reported that an important
strike has been made on the Crystal,
near Fort Spokane.
Beaumont Texas. now has three
gushing oil wells. Its output viii equal
that OF the Laucas geyser, from which
II Is distant about quarter Of mile.
The wells valve was closed and com
paratively little oil was wasted.
The directors OF the Calumet q Hecla
Mining company. at a recent meeting
in Boston. declared dividend Of SIS
per chare. The last dividend declared
/ was $40.
Word comes from the Hidden Treas
ure. near Lane. Idaho, that the sinking
OF the shaft on this promising property
Is progressing satisfactorily and win
soon be completed
The Northland, adjoining the o. g..
about 10 miles from ConeonuIIy. in
Okanogan county. Wash. has ordered
compressor plant, which viii lie In.
stalled this spring.
At Murray. Idaho. after years Of
search the Mother Lode vein has at last
been found south OF the big ledge"
and there is rejoicing in many quarters
other than among the Mother Lode
owners.
One Of the largest mining PROPOSE.
tons in which Spokane men have been
interested for some time is the organi
Zation Of a company with a capital OF
$1,000. 600 to operate in the Salmon riy.
er district
The boiler house and shaft house on
the Blue Dragon, recently restaked az
the Republic. near Elk City, Idaho, has
been destroyed by fire. The property
is under bond to the Esperanza Min
ing company.
At Wallace, Idaho, report has beer
received from the Amador that ths
crosscut from the bottom Of the shaft
had cut the ledge and four feet OF ore
had already been found without getting
across the shoot
The fine claims of the King Gold 4
Copper Mining company. nine mile
west OF Valley. Wash, are showing
some remarkable values that begin q
prove far more than the original prom
Use Of this excellent young copper pros
pect.
w. P. Wells Of Moscow. Idaho, has
model Of his gold saving machine. 70
which he hopes TO take many order
among the miners on their way TO tn,
Klondike and Cape Nome. 1t save
1856 out Of SIG in fine gold dust mix
ed with 4 yard Of gravel and sand.
At Trenton. n. j.. the court Of error
and appeals recently, by a vote Of
s, decided to reverse the chancellor
decision in the American Smelling |
Refnig company. and the decision Oh
ders the issuance Of an injunction N
straining the American Smelling RI
fning company from taking any ful
Their action in the matter Of increasin
its capital stock or acquiring by pul
chase the property OF NJ. Guggenheir
Sons.
Twenty tons OF ore from the Deve
that is expected to net $4,000 is q
Sites. Idaho, on the way to the smell
err, according TO Otto Abeling. the eng
neer for the Dewey Consolidated con
pany. The assays from the shipmeu
have run from $500 to 5000 per tor
This brings the total output from tn
, mine to lis tons. which will net th
company fully $4,000. The Dewe
group is on the south fork OF the Clea
water river. about six miles east {
Grangeville.