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Notes and Personals.

Galveston, Texas, August 7.--John sandi-
lap1s left tonight for Birmingham, Ala,
where he goes MS delegate to the meet.
ing Of the International Typographical
union
~. O. L. Noteworthy OF Houston was
among the passengers OF the Mallory
steamship conoho which sailed today for
New York
u. Franklin Adams, chief clerk In the
general passenger agents ohicc of the
Slnla Re- left last night for Dallas.
r. H. Bonner, general manager Of the
Southwestern oil company, with headquar-
teFs al Houston, was IN the city today.
:. @. KIDD Of Houston was passenger
on d.ie steamship Concho which sailed for
NV YORK city.
De- w. l.. Rogers Of Houston was In
the city yesterday.
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GRAND LoaE KNIaArs o. HONOR
Officers Were Elected and Selection OF
Headquarters Was Postponed.

Fort Worth, Texas. August THE
Grand Lodge. knights Of Honor elected
the following officers today Thomas r.
sieager OF Bonham. grand dictator; r. p.
stone Of Waco, vice dictator; A. j. Coe Of
Colorado CITY assistant dictator, X. ".
Finley Of Austin. grand reporter; j 49,
Wolfe of Cameron, treasurerj J., III. Bettis
Pittgbure guide; c. G. Glenn. guardian
~ r. Camp Of Houston. sentinel; grand
representatives, NJ J. Moore Of Cameron,
son OF Cold Springs; grand trustees, ]. c
scott 81 Fort Worth, Mr. Berry Of San
Antonio, Mr.. Alexander OF Weatherford.
resolution to reduce the salaries or
grand dictator, grand reporter and as
sistant was lost Tho Grand Lodge con.
sifered a proposition 70 set aside fund
for the care ~ old members. No fnal nc
tim was taken, however,
The tsisgticn o. headquarters was pos !.
poned nntu Rext ysas,
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Prof. Talfourd Smith, Principal SLOAN
High School SLOAN. Ga, writes.
with much pleasure recommend Pc.
trouble OF the respiratory organs / have
been using II IN my family for tho past
I'VE or six years and find II to be almost a
household necessity.
"peruna is truly a grand catarrh
remedy and general tonic aud will do
all that Is claimed for II by the manu-
fncturers. Prof. ralfourd Smith.
Catarrh Is Inflammation OF the mucous
membrane. II may he IN the mucous mont
bIane lining the eyes OF the pelvic organs
throat. stomach, liver bowels or Kidneys
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Rloody WAGON Bed.

Galveston, Texas, August 7.--sheriir
Thomas has secured portion OF the bed
o. a wagon said to belong TO me men sus.
pected of the murder of c. Liyera, whose
body was discovered In Dickinson bayou
some time ago. The piece OF the wagon
nov In possession of the sheriff has blood
upon II which Is Thought 10 he that OF Tho
murdered man. On the return OF DR.. Alien
j. Smith the blood will be subjected to
anaatic to determine positively that II
Is the blood OF a human being.
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Arbitrator Asked d R.sioo.

Fort Worth, Texas, August 1.-TWO mem.
bers Of the labor arbitration boaru today
received notices from the Building Trades
council asking their reaRnationJ one ~
the members was appointed by the council
and this action has caused quite a sensa,
No reason Is assigned fof making such a
demrnd. The members say they will re-
expixes N 1eo2
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
The County Judges aud County Com.
missiOners Of Texas are 10 Meet.
SHERIFF THOMAS HAS A BLOODY WAGON
Believed to Be That in Which Lwed's
Body Was Hauled 10 Dick
nson Bayou.

Galveston, Texas, August Two asso-
Citations viii convene IN Galveston tomor.
row one will he the quarterly meeting OF
tue County Judges aud County Commits.
sionefs association and the other win be
rhc County Judges association. The two
meetings were arranged Tor the same time
for the reason that many OF the members
Of each organization are members Of both
and It Is possible that on their assembling
tomorrow Il may be arranged to hold their
SESSIONS Jointly. Hon. w u. Mccoy OF
lonilspn euuny is president OF the first
named association ana Judge ]. h. Ian.
easter OF WaNahachie Is president OF the
County Judges association.
Inc prpgfain for the County Judges and
county commissioners association Is as
Aeeting called to order at IL O'Clock.
Address OF welcome by George Law,
county clerk Of Galveston county.
response to address OF welcome by Judge
n. Il RANKS nt Etath county.
Address Of the president by lion. w. ID.
Mv1,S 0t johnson county.
Public Roads, by w. Il. honeycut OF
Fails count,
IN en0iture OF the Road and Bridge
Fund b. Judge Ilatrs of Iarrant county,
Convict Labor us Aut aniAgcs ana n,s
advantages by Judge summers OF lie Mltt
Friday. Taxation, by Commissioner
Hollngsworth of Coleman
Best Manner of Handling Papers," by
Judge Graham Of Navarro.
County Poor Farms" by Judge Thomp.
son of Hunt county.
County Expenditures, Records and Rest
Method Of Keeping Them" by Clerk Mar
TN Of the commissioners court of Dallas
county.
Expenditure of the Road and Bridge
Fund, by judge Campbell OF Galveston
In making his cali for the meeting 10
convene In Galveston, President lancaster
OF the County Judges association an
bnle Practice Needed Reforms in Pro.
bate Law Needed Reforms In County
Court Practice, The Professional Juror
aud How to Suppress him., Rights of
witnesses ON the stand and the Duty of
the Court 10 Protect Them" TINS pro. |
gram touches upon thomcs In which The
general public as well as the learned
Judges could listen 10 with considerable
pront
Judge j. H. Lancaster Of waxahachie. |
president Of the County Judges association |
arrived here this morning. He says that |
ON aecount Of me fact that many of the |
members havo not visited Galveston since |
the storm he eXlnacts large attendance, as |
many Of the members will naturally have |
curiosity 70 see how the place looks s,nce
the catastrophe. He has however re. |
cciyed no definite information In regard to
whal The attendance win be. Tho program |
Tor the County Judges association VIII be /
morrow morning. ME subjects 10 be dis |
GUESSED are mentioned above One person |
VIII be chosen 10 open tho discussion of |
each subject, and thereafter all viii be |
given an opportunity 10 express their views |
In regard 10 u. In this manner the Ideas
meeting,
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North Texas Normal Popular.

Austin, Texns August 7. Superintendent
Kendall Of The Denton Normal school
stated today that he was receiving applica.
lions from all parts of the State for all.
mlttarce TO the school. The normal will
open with 2 large attendance and the
first year gives promise of being an un.
qualified success.
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Travellers by Sea.

CAlytston, Texas, August I, The Mallory
Haze steamship Concho sailed at noon TO.
day for New York with the following cabin
paFsengers: Judge League and wife, Waco;
Ar and Mrs. Il. 8. Huln, l.. Leonard,
HemDe; a. n simpson, Dallas, Mir. and
Mrs G. w. Wilson, Wichita Falls; Mr..
ana MIS-, II I'll Bailey. Paris; Val Peers,
u, NJ. Thompson, Gainosyile; Mrs. d. A..
wilson Miss Edna Wilson, H. Wilson,
Temple: Mr., and Mrs. A. Alexander Mrs
Tyler; Mr.. and Mrs. T. W Marsh Taylor;
z NJ Scarborough, L. Scarborough u. NJ
scarborough, IT. J. II. Key, Austin; Victor
slclna. Mrs. ]. b. Smith w W. Smlth.
George 4, NeIld, G. r. Murray shreve.
port J, G.. Kidd Miss *. A. Wells Mr..
aud Mrs, n Wolf, Charles Wolf, Mr. ana
Ms, Welsh, DR.. o. l.. Noteworthy, @. G.
Gresham NJ. Hutchinson, Mrs. A. Hob,
N Davis. Houaton II. l.. uoyt, Denver:
Mrs h. u. Large, Miss HEREFORD, ]. NJ. o.
Met9ld, a; Il, Forbes, Galveston; W. Il,
KcLuQl Houston.
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S Sssg 3 ending August 81, 1908. ss,sso.
THE PROCEEDINGS.


ne Senate.
me senate was called TO order this morn.
ing oy President Fro TEN Neal. There
was quorum present and Chaplain Dav-
EXPORT offered prayer The reading OF the
SIyu il was dispensed with on motion ~
,S ,,.,r Wilson. On motion recess OF
sn which a general appropriation hin was
tronlecd by Senator Turney
message from the governor was re.
o eras asking for the confirmation Of sew
published In The Post.
oh motion Of Senator Waylnnd the son,
az ~, VII 90 into executive session at 1880
governors message
!, a. congressional district bill was intro
auced hy Senator Patterson. ON motion the
sehaie adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow
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Suit Dismissed.

Austin Texas, August THE suit nled
recently against the Waters Pierce OIL
company was dismissed today al the re-
quest II Attorney General Bell The com.
pany sent In IT'S antitrust affidavit and
TINT ended the case. The suit was not
dismissed until this morning
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Calhoun County Bonds.

Austir Texas August THE attorney
general today approved an Issue Of $4,000
ca houn county road and public highway
bonds County Judge Muhon was here
aal looked after his bond Issue until they
we're approved and registered.
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A Houaton Corporation.

Aub,in, Texas, August THE charter OF
the Ewing -saiellng Hardware company Of
Houston was iied today with the secretary
OF State. Capital stock $4,000. lncor-
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honse Representatiye Dlstrlcts.

The house committee on representative
districts met this afternoon The pending
question was on the motion Of Terrell
(Cherokee) that hill be prepared provid-
inc Far not more than 12s nor less than 100
representatives Terrell tCherokeel moved
that subcommittee Of seven be appointed
Ia prepare 4 'bIll emhodying the idea of the
FIRST resolution Adopted. Chairman Nor
row named the following az the snbcom
mittee. Terrell Cherokee Fears, Mnlkes,
Mcclellan Fountain. rolWn and Beatty
on motion az Terrell Chairman Morrow
who had framed the hill under considera
tion. was added 10 the subcommittee. The
pnnera committee then adjourned md the
SUBCOMMITTEE. Immediately took mp the
work assigned 10 ".
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REPORT OF OPENHEIMER
Will Be Followed Today by His
Resignation From The I. Y, G.
THE NORTH TEXAS NORMAL is POPULAR
Many Applications Are Being Received
by the Decentralization Awards
Made by Purchasing Agent.

Austin, Texas, August THE report of
Major General openhcimcr on the recent
state encampmeut WIS Gled with the I'D
infant general this afternoon. His rcsis
nation aS major general of the volunteer
gunnds Will be hanhed In Tomorrow
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Additional Awards.

Austin, Texas, August T.--State Purchas-
ing Agent Dodge made the following add.
tlonNl awards today
j. =. Davis, Dayton, Ohio; chip soap,
for al institutions for twelve mostths.
John orr, Austin, cloves, nutmeg norine
and coiored chin pepper, for all insttu.
,lona for twelve months
John II. Chlles, Austin, race ginger,
ground alsplcc, ginger mace, sage, for all
institutions for twelve months.
= fier Bros. Austin, Kerosene. gasoline
canned asparagus, for Austin Institutions.
ctaclCd wheat rock salt, mackerel and
marches for Austin institutions for twelve
months.
Alden speares Sons, Chicago, born1,
cqnsiic, soda corn starch mangle
blankets. wyandotte soda, Japan wax and
clclide Of lime. for all institutions for
twelve months
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Notes and Personals.

pora 'ors; orvIle Ewing, c. IT. saIglihs
and {. G. Pilot
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-
ne minimum figure spoken az Il 100 m,,
ane twelfth Is the only district a ~.
state which has less than thIs n,,a,.,
ngure' The others range a. ,o,,a,,'.
FIRST, 1ss,454; second. 9sn ee,. ,,,',,
go $3.50; Fourth, 22o.s22; Fitth. 24e.isa
. '.,. ~ - oVz'o99; Seventh, 2G1, 227; Fights
,"'p'i Ninth 224ssi; Tenth. a1snse
nlp'enth 229,62s; Twelfth, is4. s76 ,rhlr
teenth, 2264o7. 1880 in'f'
inhkE is GOING TO BE soms,b,r.
uo'ng' too, out In West Texas Fl pee
.ne nome Of State Senator Turpev q Z,
wy thirteenth congressional dlstrIct no,,,
iopresented by John II. stenhens So,.
'or lurney, who is member of ~ ~,
49, Dnin'''tee on apportlonment, and OF
DVVininlttee on congressional dis
49,. M"n's TO go TO congress There
uauy VINO Believe that he win do 90
9oiuetning VIII doubtless DEPEND on ~
"i'pher In which the redistricting - ~
iphsled' In this as well as in o,hor
hs's' congressman r. T.. Henry ~ 49,
'eutu district Is among those Interested
IN the redlstricting who are now 49,
20 Tar there have been no deveio.,,,o,,t :.
win reference to the Situation n ~
Flrst district Whatever else may ~
wanted by the people Of that distr,ct
thofe seems TO be very general dos,ra
mat Tom Bali he sent back 10 Tho NJ
tlonal congress. That is one thing mo.
can always be counted on.
THE SEVERAL REDIsTRICTING BIIrs
presented to the honse have ALREADY heen
referred to In The Post. AS was stated
In these dispatches last night there bo-
peen but one senate bill prepared thai
OF which Senator Patterson is the author
Inc senator from Bell presented bis
measure this morning. 1t apparently mr.
taxes quite extensively of the nature NJ
Joke, although the author insists tba,
III was prepared seriously. and some seern
to agree with him The bill nuts slav
den' hlebers and Burgess all In one ans
tflct and divides the other ten congress.
slonal among FIVE districts. In other
words 1t places the present thirteen con
eressmen in six districts. Senator Pat
terson said this morning that he aimed
at the interests of the State at large
ana that he was not working for or
against any of the several congressman.
SHERIFF GooDFEbLoW Of Coleman
county arrived in town today in the In
n COT ,nro,rb tho ias,slo ii"'lVH ue wants
400 tbo di.trtot i,,d,o 80, l'ii'e
to the pententiary and get a prisoner for
the purpose of bringing him back for
trial. The fellow was tried and con
yicted and as the sentence was moi ac
cumulative the sheriff failed to get any
fees, and his expense money, which
amounted to 500. In all nonaccumulative
sentences the sherffs are not allowed
cent under the present law. though tbey
ana - thor en- - IN anr. .ne u'S.a.o' luuse
orders nav GRO uohio ~ a. s's
confcmnt
contempt
HON JOHN PITTS Of Hill county and |
Hon. Cecil Smith Of Grayson county AFRO
-, -, 44.. -
uele "uu ateehutu W" session OF Tue
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senate finance comnittee.

The senate finance committee has as
yet held no session. u is waiting for
senator Dibrell, member.
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Ham, sonatorIaI pIstflcts.

The house committee on senatorial dis
trlcts this afternoon took W the Moran
hil, nrovidIng for the apppftioning Of the
STATE into senatorial districts. Satterwhite
moved 10 take 10 the hill In full conlnlttee
ana take m the items seriatlm. Robert
sen fWliliamsonl moved as o substitute
that the bill ne referred 70 a snbcommitree
az seven 10 prepare bill TO he submitted
70 1he fuil committee. The substitute was
inss and the Sattehwhite motion adopted.
Adjourned until Thursday at p. m.
House Congressional Districts.
The house committee on congressional
dlatgicts aes tALs aftsrneaa. hAy.ag bsfexs
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HON JOHN PITTS Of Hill county and
Hon. Cecil Smith of Grayson county arc
here and attended the session of the
house this morning. They both say that
they are here for the purpose Of seeing
their friends and looking around gem
orally
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Total So, s44.3 77 70 $2,5s5, 567 70
The aggregate appropriation for The tive
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s1 Y = census to each congressman. The
.a as'flet has population Of is4s7e ana
, lug minimum figure spoken Of X NJ, mso
wv lWeitth Is the only district n ~
s'a'e which has less than this m,n,mA 1,
nsure' The others range as solloxs.
,,s, lse,4a; Second, 2seees: Tblrd
aTo'aSoi Fourth, 22o.s22; rita o4e ,ss.
s sn,n, So2'o99; Seventh, 2GI 227. r,,hts
22eSo7; Ninth, o24. sal, Ten,h ~ n,s n,a
teenth, 22e,4 o7. 's'O' in'r-
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-04-19

NOTICE FuR PUBLICATION TIMBER
- Land, Act June 5, ir.s United states
i.aa6 Office. Ge@af t'sisne, idaho, Feb. ~,
1871 Notice II hereby gIveH tnat n conn iiancr
8itil tho provisions 81 tine act OF Congress ~
jane 3. lsss, entitled AN act for the sale OF
timber lands ia the states OF California Ore
gon. seyada aud Washington Territory rs
extended to thl ne paitif .ttiti state, by act
ct August l. isl2. Anna :. Mitchell of Occur
dAiene. county of hootcnn state ~ idaho.
has this day filed in this Ollie, her sscrn
statement No. Ii3 Tor the purchase u ine
SEA ~ section M. ~. IN Township 10. -
X, range NJ. 3 " 3. NJ and Will offer
preset to show that the land soagh, Is more
valuable for for lis timber Or stone than for
agricultural purposes. aud 10 establish her
claim 10 SAID land before the Register ami iier
ct-iyer uf this office AZ Occur Il A lene Idaho
On saturday the ith day nf May, 1901.
she NAMES as Witnesses: George cooper
tieofge +. Iunticrsou of to.ur Il a lcne, Idaho
John y. Emick, william T. Emick, Of athol.
Ids he
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
nbaxe-.i,sst fiiad iant.- are requested 10 file
their claims In tiis Office or before said
4th day OF day, 1901.
y, ii. BEDLDNG.
f!s-he6 Register,
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-04-19

NOTICE FOR PtHiifAT!oS- Nhfh
y Land Aef June ,. Isl niicd Stat.s'
Land Offce. rovur dtAlene, Idaho. Mar. =.
i'al Nolier i hereby given thu ~ con- piano
viii, lin, prov i-sjs ~ :.ie ACT - congress 81
Inne 4 i.l- entitled AN act for the lie OF
timber lands III TIE states az California. IRE
gnu. Nevada and Washington Territory ~
extended 10 AL the Pubic Land states ~ ael
N August g. i-9r.. bridget Mcmillan. Of toeuf
III Aipi.e County ~ kOotsnai. Siatc ~ tdhho.
Has tiils dag filed in bi> office her sworn state
tu..nt NJ. s.y far the purchase or the Ma
NNl4. and lots 49, 81 section No. y. ~
township so. ). X. Ran.e No. + '" u. ~.
aud viii offer proof ~ a.ta" tha'
H. land sought Is more valuable for IT'S TIM
ber or stone than for agricultural purposes.
nd 10 establish her claifs IN said land before
liz. Register and Receiver uf this Ollie. ~
Occur .a!cae idaho on Friday the i4st
day ~ June iiG
sa. names as Witnesses: Geo Locke trea
Gfeieav. Thomas tra4y, Fred iAri. All u
G0gttr ii Alene, Idaho.
Any and all persons Ginning adversely the
:bost.-atscribad lands are requested 10 me-
their claims In this office on or before SAID
18th day of .iune. 1901.
H. II. BUDLONG.
as-It.T Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-04-19

In commenting upon what 1t terms
the misuse 81 words la Journalism
an exchange has the following t. say
ITO speak of the common people In
this land where every citizen Ii equal
~ a sovereign with every other ci.i-
xen, where the farmers lad, tic news
iryy, iiir tirisrr nm tiir TOW path, tiir
saDsrer IN any trade or calling IT 10.
DAY nay. few years hence, bc \
United States senator or the pse.,i
dent 81 the republic. Is a wrong IN the
tis. II language and shows tfieksfs,
dcmagtgism and nitsttliiess. 10 say
that the common people are 'tlose
vino earn their living and give tn So
riety a fair return for the benefits he
slowed by society; those who IN their
daily lives recognize the ties which
bind together The mass II the people
who have common lot aud Il com
mon nope, Is Ia Include all except
deadbeats. panpers and oiiicc-seekers,
though really casting dislfiisl aud dis
credit on all those who manage af-
fairs, care for. Invest and direct the
tise ~ capital A. well as on all other
mind workers rs against manual la
horers; on teachers, preachers, law
.ers, elIiee.holders, managers Of hanks,
railroads, steamboat lines, factories,
ami or all other industries, great nr
small, a. well as ot beneYulenees and
educational institutions II is al APP
peal 10 the very worst passions Of the
human heart envy, coveieouaness and
jealousy. Men should live IN. and use
language as applied 70, the present,
not 90 hack two thousand years and
talk II the conditions In land Or
castles aud classes. In America all
should In taught that each has his
field nt work but all are alike .tmeri-
leans. with the field Of opportunity
open To each.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-04-19

The Times, Il so-called newspaper
espuiising the cause OF democracy,
WAS NJ one time tn ,ught 10 he quite
frmly established III Ralhdrunu, hut
there came i time when the taxpay-
ers awokr to their interests and said
that grating shall cease. And the
S'-called newspaper, which had been
80 faithfully eNpounding democratic
principles NJ the public expense, soon
ceased 10 exist. Instead ~ being IL.
ultimate aud self-aastalnlng business
enterprise, Il proved IL have beer
only "A mushroom growth that quickly
sueeninbed 10 The Inevitable when the
puhiie teal WIS taken ont OF III
mouth History not intreqnently re-
peats Itself
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-04-19

insinuatIng that we would have lost
money IN ease the contract had been
awarded /. lis, II makes the frank al
mission tina, We are willing 10 crpntrii,-
ute handsomely for the taxpayers
benefit. II viii b. a cold day when any-
thing like hat ran he charged against
the organ. Eat that is balderiash
Tiic fusion record in tir county already
amounts Ia such stencil that il
would he worse than fonlhardy for any
republican 10 make personal aacrii irca
10 Increase that stencil
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-04-19

Il may appear rather singular but
II il nevertheless true. that democrat
IL newspapers never flourish, nor even
esist, IN kooteni county, except
when tile machinery of loeal govern
ment IA In the hands ~ democracy
Therefore, presidents would pre.
elnde tron the list nf legitimate en-
ierprises The democratic newspapers
Ut kuotrni county. In view Of this
fast Il should surprise no one that
publishers II democratic mouth.
pieces are compelled 10 occasionally
NY foolish things about their bust
ne>s to reasanre IN public.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-04-19

NDftCE FOR PUBLICATION TIMER
- Land. Act Jtne q ts4s. United states
band Dfhee Occur IA ieue, idaho, April
II. i's=i Notice Is hareay given tstat IN
com iHueu with tire prtiS iaious uf fhr aet Of
Congress ~ Juue =. ic1-, entitled An itri for
tie suc ~ timber lands IN Tie states ~ Gat-
lfnsniH. oregon Nevada aud Washington
T.sffitarY" A. .tsteid4d a. AL the Public
i.afssi states s,s aet ~ August 4 Ssr., Charles
r. rcrretord III tocur Il Alcnc. County Of
koo,.nai. state ri idaho hns this dizzy riie'i
III this office hls sworn statement No ~. for
the purchase ~ the i+.sEi-l. M ~ SW II
and SN ~ ~ ~. ~ See. No. ~. IN Township
No. 3. North. Range M W. q 81.
and Viii Offer proof to show thai the land
sought Il more valuable for Its timber or
staur ahan for agricultural purposes and 10
establish Ills elaiHI % said land before the"
Register and Receiver ~ thls office st Occur
d 4 ene. idaho On Wednesday the "a day Of
July. iDi
liz nameS rs Witnesses; Fritz o. PIERRE
nand Armand fersenn..d. aeurrc II. Rltshuy,
Charles IL i'rrpnoud ali vi toeur Il 4 enr.
Idaho
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above apsrrihad Lands are requested ~ Tile
thcsr claim, IN nj, office on or Before said I'd
day of July 1901,
u. IT, BCnLpNG
ai--,irti itegiStcr