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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-07-06

sfAAmHK sFsRANE For ~. Doe isslais
'hi.,a.iAys. Wednesdays and Rfiaags. Leaves
.,af d'Atsne a. a "a. iiarisia II u sis a a.
81 Maries Es sis a, n, aaa sfFifrs a =. ips a.
"A D H. Tthvssiaass IhaTssiass And ssiafaAgs
'l-ssrs Il Jes ats n, ~ haFsrs a 80 a a..
IIafrisaa At 1884 . N. sEsd And arrives u Cesar
4 Aaeus a ) , ~. J. b. Ncit8sAlp. cspisin,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-07-06

Mr.. L. II. Cells, the merchant at Deer
Park, Long Island, n Y, says: Il
always recommend Caamberlaia's Pam
Balm as the best hnlmeat for strains
used II last winter fora severe lame.
ness in the side, resulting from strain,
and was greatly pleased with the quick
relief aud cure il effected" For Sale by
Coenr d'Alene Drug Store.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-07-06
sheriTs Sale.
STATE ~ IrAHo. !
f,.,,,,i,, - i,,n,s,ssi ,

STATE ~ lpAHo.
County al k~oienai,
Ry virtue Of an execution issued out OF the
district court II the Isl Judicial district in aud for
Koo,enai oouaty. ON the ss,h dHy Of iase, 1891.
by the Clerk thereof, In the ease Of Henry H,g-
gins. plaintiff versus John DtnEwell, defendant.
and 10 me, as Sheria, directed and delivered,
l VILE proceed In sell Tor cash at The hour Of II
o'clock a. M, on the sch day Of August, A. y,
il0l. in front Of the court nous, door IN Raih-
drum:iR Ko0tensi County, state OF Idaho, al
the right title and interest Of the defendant,
John Dingwell in ant to the following dcseTih.
cd properly, tawit, lot No, Z in RloeS lstieged
= Ia the Town q Occur d'Nicne, keotenai
ecant :, Idaho, levied on a the property Il John
ningweH 10 satisfy Judgment amounting 70
sSi..isin taycr Of Henry litsgins, and costs Of
salt
Given aader my hand, Gus 18th day Of Jsne
1901. c. ". DYER,
inne y inb2o sheriff.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-07-06

SYEAMsR DEFESDKs Lake aud -. Joe river
H.. Leaves Cesar d'Aleae Tuesdays, Thurs
as ASA saturdays u each week Al . =. IA
4 caves head u navigation Wednesdays aud Fh.
bays al - NJ. "a. Marles Aes'dAas ~ q ih,i
Arrives al csenr d'AieRs Al p ~.
A. A, DAhKAEii. Captain
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-07-06

srgANKH scHIKy.-I lake and w. Soc river
b.. Leaves coeaF a,Alefe Mondags. Nsdnes'
ta,. ASH FTiaAYs stsa m. leaves brad Il SAY
tsstloa Ti,esAals. Thursdays ard saturdays ~
4 !. "a arrive Al Cssur A'Aleas ~ p m.
IAasD bK0faKHs, ouRers.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-07-06
IrEAMER AND RR. TINE CARDS

NoRrHERs PAeIFie X k.weeenr a'Aiene
fain leaves spokane ~ Tils .. ~, arrives AZ
roeur a Alene at9a "A Leaves coehF skAlene
4 80 .. na.. arrives Al Spokane Al 0 p. n.
Ina H. sHALlts, Agent
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-07-06

When you want modern, up to.dale
physic, tIy Chamberlain's stomach and
LAYER Tablets. They ara cHsy TO take
aud pleasant IN effect. Price, % cents
Samples FREQ at coear d'Alen Drug
store.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-07-06
Timber Land. Act June 3, lsTs -
Notice for Publication.
DFrARrnkNr on rnE INrKRroR,

DEPARTMENT OF rHE tETERToR,
LAND oFFIcE At cRtR D'ALKNR. InAHo,
June -. l1ol.
Notice Is hereby Eiycn that In compliance with
the provisions of the act 81 Congress II Jaae J,
ISIS. entitled AN act for the sale Of timber lands
in the States Of California. oregun. Nevada aud
Washington Territory. As extended 10 all tho
Public land States BY set Of August 4, ltaa,
JOSEPHINE TABEg.
al Cnur d'Alene, eouaty AZ KootenAi. state Of
Idaho, has this dag hlsd Ia this oface her sworn
statement for Tho purchase of the s. l.. Z u
SECTION number 10 IA Township number 50 s,
Range No : ". n NJ. and will efer proof 20
show tina, the land sought Is more valuable or
its timber OF stone Than for agricultural par,
poses. and 10 establish her ciaim IN said la~a
before The Register aud Receiver Of this onlee
a. ConsSr d'Aisne. idaho, On Monday. the sth day
q september if0i
She names a. witnesses; Granvill o. RitcEcg,
George II. Rtclsey. James r Russell and James
Horner, al At Cocur d'Alenr, Idaho.
ANY and all pefsnns elaiming adversely the
ahove-desciihed bands are requested 70 Gle their
claims In this onlrc on Of before said oth day Of
september, iaoi
D.H. RuDLoSG.
philosophy hsElsieS
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-07-06

STEAMER GEoRGiE DAKRS leaves y, r.
a. al %. "a, arrives a. p. N. Connects a
s,srdson with o. " = y. tfaias, sAd 81 Occur
I Alene mith 81 r tfain.
GKo. \. RKrs0lDs, capsain.
q susIIia, fuTseF.
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ssers. s0eIsIlss.

KoorrsA LoDaK No. 7. KEIoHra oE
,qmAs.-M Meets in Fraternity Hall
bnrsday evening Of each week.
sisitjng brothers are always welcome.
n. 6halMs, q. u, y. A. shal'ls, X.
n n. and >,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-07-06

A eve or ten acre tract OF land, one,
fourth mile north Of the school house
for sale at a bargain by Henry Krotser.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-07-06

Subscribe for the Pass, 81 year,
cash IN advance.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-07-06

We are agents Tor the American
steam laundry, Spokane. Packages sent
from here on Monday and retained on
Saturday morning.
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MEETING or THE TOWN BOARD.
Water Company wins Out.--vilIage At
torney Hired BY the Year.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
board Of town trustees was held Tues
day evening. A. v. Chamberlin. ID. F.
Mason. Geo. Cooper and Armand Perre-
noud were present.
Joseph Roemer appeared before the
board and stated that the cnenr d Alene
Lumber company intended to construct
4 dry house on lots owned by the CON-
pany and would like 10 secure fran
chise from the town for the right TO lay
n track across Fourth aud Sand streets
10 their planning mill on which to run
push cars. said track TO be on the street
grade and properly planked. The board
favored the granting OF the franchise
and an ordinance will be passed TO that
effect.
On motion Chas. L. Heitman, OF
Rathdrum. was appointed village at
torney At a salary Of 500 per year.
Mr.. Graham refused 10 comply with
the previous request OF the board at its
June meeting for a provision. in his
water contract for weiting the streets.
but was willing to enter into a contract
by the month for water for fire protec-
ton, aud presented a written contract
for the approval of the board. The con-
tract was accepted 70 date from July l.,
1901. II provides for the payment of
So a month TO the water company for
keeping up ten pounds Of steam and a
banked FIRE under its boiler when not
using steam. The tank is to be filled al
~ o'clock each night.
Bills were allowed as follows:
C9nr d'Alene Lumber Co. $50 90
Armand perrenoud ........... q SO
Phoenix Stamp Works ......,... s25
Geo. Pan. ...............,.... 20
John ID. Schneider ............... lL5O
James II. llarte ................ 1000
Bill OF the Ceur d'Alene Water Co.
for special Gre service for June was re.
jected, amount $50.
An ordinance entitled the annual
Appropriation Bur- was read the first
and second time.
The salary Of the night Waterman
was increased to $50 per month from
July /.
! ". Z. Callow, S. +. Anderson aud II.
NJ. Thamke appeared before the board
aud stated that an organization had
been effected FOR a b,ass band aud ask.
ed the board to support the movement.
Board then adjourned TO meet Friday
evening.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-07-06

Township plats for sale at the PREss
oaiee, Two for eve cents.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-07-06

The fat and lean men of C@ur d..
Alene are TO play game of base bail
ON the Fort sherman grounds tomorrow
at 1880. The game viii consist of i've
innings with the following mines aud
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1901-08-09
Death from Sunstroke.

A clear case of death from sunstroke
occurred at the Petty reservoir on
Saturday last. The name of the victim
is given as Abel Tyrrell. He
came from San Francisco only two
days before, for the purpose of work.
ing for the Standard Co., in the con-
struction of the reservoir. Accustomed
to toll in the cool and humid climate OF
San Francisco, and suddenly trans
ported in the hight of the hottest spell
experienced in this county for several
years, the change was too much for
him to stand. He started to work Fri
day, and managed to get through the
day, although evidently distressed.
Saturday morning he started again.
He was running scraper; it was the
hottest day OF the season, and the bar
rem rocky surface of the excavated
reservoir made the heat still more try
ing to the workers. 1t was noticed that
Tyrrell drank water freely and fire.
4uOAuly3 ulihhiuS 40 AhuCH Do O Y udFb
at time. About three o'clock he was
missed from his team. His fellow Ia
borers went to see what was the matter
and found him lying on the ground in
a dying condition. He was moved into
the shade, but never spoke nor re-
gained consciousness. and died in a
- =
and repaired to the scene at once, but
did not hold an inquest, as the body
had been removed before he got there.
Deceased was heavy set man,
about 45 years of age. He was buried
in Jackson Sunday, by the company
This is the first fatal case of sunstroke
that has been recorded in Amad or
county for many years.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1901-08-09

Bills of D. F. Gray and Amador E..
L. and Ry. Co., were laid over until
next regular meeting.
H. Neiss was admitted to the county
hospital as pay patient, to pay S13 per
month to the county treasurer for his
maintenance.
Neil A. Macquarrie asks free wagon
peddling license for W. S. Gilbert for
three months. Granted on motion of
A. B. Mclaughlin; time to begin Aug.
l, 1901.
Bid of E. g. Amick of S. for fran
chise for privilege of erecting electric
light poles in lone, read and accepted.
SIS deposited.
w. l.. Rose. on behalf D. L. Rule and
w. 81. Glenn, asks cancellation of de-
linquent taxes on ground that only a
possessory right to land is held by
said Rule and Glenn. Also on behalf
of j. A. Rose for land doubly assessed.
On motion said petitions were granted.
Petition of L. P. Haney ct al for road
in district 2. Bond to cover cost of
viewers fled and approved. At re-
quest of c. c. Prouty the matter was
continued for one month.
Report of S. G. Spagnoli, county
treasurer, approved.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1901-08-09
Above Pine Grove.

The roads above this point are re-
ported in a deplorable condition.
There are places between Aqueduct
and Butterfield's hill that are next to
impossible. One place-a little gully
below the old Sharenbroch place-has
been repaired three times within a
month, and from all appearances it
will require about that much more
doctoring to make it utterly impassa BILE,
for the more work that has been done
on it, the worse it has been made.
What was needed was only culvert.
Instead of this bridge was built, with
only two substantial stringers, with
two-inch planks for flooring. Any one
with common sense ought to know
that that was not sufficient to hold up
the immense log teams daily passing
over it. The second time it was fixed
small poles were used. What was used
the last time l do not know. Such
road repairing is expensive. If our
roadmaster would employ two COM
petent men about three hours, teams
would be able to pass the spot without
danger of breaking down or being
hung up.
Yves. Nichols, who has been engaged
in cutting wood in the vicinity of
Luttrell's station, cut his arm last
week, severing an artery.
Travel to the mountains is in full
swing. The five road houses-Mat-
tley's, Luttrell's, Wiley's, Armstrong;
and Hams are all doing good bust
ness.
Grading and excavating on the new
canal of the Standard Electric Com
pany are about completed. Much
credit is due w. Frank Pierce for the
way he has handled this great work.
E. M. BRACE.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1901-08-09
A Big Excitement.
Balance on hand

Last Tuesday, about 4:30 p. M, quite
an excitement was occasioned at the
corner of Broadway and Water streets.
A man named Giannini, who was driv-
ing ten mule team, attempted to
round the corner just as Dick Calvin
was trying to do the same thing, and
as his mules had refused to obey his
commands as quickly as he thought
they should do, he lost his temper, and
when he saw Calvin he attempted to
vent his spite on him, calling him all
kind of names. After his vocabulary
of expletives had been exhausted, he
thought the time had arrived for
action, and he at once dismounted and
started with his "black snake" viii D
wound round his hand, and holding it
with the loaded end hanging down, he
declared his intention to do him in
short order. But he had not coun ted
on the opposition he was to encounter.
When he arrived within about ten feet
of Calvin, he stopped suddenly and
listened to the advice of ''Dick'' to
''come no further and as the advice
was seconded by gun looking him
square in the face, he concluded that
discretion was the better part of valor,
and quit.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1901-08-09
PINE GROVE.

August 9Th, 1901.-The weather still
continues very warm here, although it
has been cloudy for several days, with
few light showers.
There has been large fire raging in
the woods back of town for several
days. 1t started near the Weiland
mine, and burned over the country
between the mine and the road at
Aqueduct, about three miles. Nc
damage was done.
The new blacksmith shop is running
along smoothly under the able super
vision of RUDE Walker. He has four
men employed, and they are pushed
with work.
Mr.. Stowe of Defender, met with
quite an accident last Tuesday. He
was going down the hill near the De-
fender mine with a load of freight,
when the brake gave way, and the
wagon ran over the wheel horses,
dragging one quite distance and kill
ing it, and badly Gripping the other
The driver was slightly hurt in the
ankle when he jumped from the wagon.
WAWoNA..
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1901-08-09
Farewell Party.

Last Friday evening the friends of
Miss Albina Paramino rendered her a
surprise and farewell party on the eve
of her departure for Los Angeles,
where she goes to enter the State
Normal school. The young people
met at the home of Miss Josephine
Casella, and then proceeded to the resi-
dence of Mrs. Paramino, where they
had to wait with patience for Miss
Albina to return from bidding friends
goodbye. A very pleasant evening
was spent, in which dancing, singing
and games were INDUCED in. Mr..
Tore of San Francisco, who handles
the mandolin with skill, rendered many
fine selections, while Will and Cleve
Jones and Mr.. Thorning filed the air
with their fine voices, to the delight OF
the hearers. The Misses Mildred and
Norma Smith sang a duet. Many
other songs were sung and all hands
joined in the chorus. Chas. Cade-
iAiNi WILL "oo ANOo5 D1S iiOV lCuobs I1S
sang a selection in Italian from the
opera Faust, which was we'll enjoyed.
At II o'clock all marched to the dining
room, where sumptuous spread was
served. At 2:30 a. m, all took their
departure, feeling they. had been de-
lightfully entertained, and wishing
Miss Albina farewell and much success
in her studies.
Those present were. Misses Mildred
and Norma Smith, Belle and Evelyn
Devan, Lille Walsh, Marion Flagg,
Bertha Taylor, Annette Adams, Irene
Guisto, Lillian Lemin, Joseph ne
Casella, Albina Paramino; Messrs.
Will and Cleve Jones, Jim Fontenrose,
jeff Thorning, Will Schroeder, Albert
Sutherland, Robert Adams, Mr.. Tore,
Dave Wasley, Chas. Cadem artori,
Ernest Lemin, John Croker, Ros:
Moon, Albert Paramino.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1901-08-09
Criminal Return

The criminal returns of the justices
of the peace of the several townships
for the past month, as reported to the
supervisors, are as follows;
Fl. Goldner, justice-Caleb Chin,
battery, fined S15; costs, $715.
r. j. Stevens, disturbing peace, 1C
days; costs, S4.15.
Guiseppi Cassalari, distur bling peace,
$40; costs, 1910.
Geo. Roberts, disturbing peace, 10
days; costs, S4.15.
II. Larsen, petit larceny, 25 days
costs. S4.15.
Virgil Close, intoxicated on streets,
10 days; costs, $4.15.
Richard Busse, battery, fued 500;
costs, $780,
Pat McGrath, misdemeanor, 8 days
costs, $4.15.
G. Froelich, battery, fined 800; costs,
$3.50.
J. G. McGregor, arrests, exhibit.
ing female under IA years, jury dis.
agree; costs, S36.
VIM. Prouty, assault with deadly
weapon, dismissed on preliminary
examination; costs, 81. 40.
M. E. Worden, battery, fined $50:
costs, S7.15.
Pat Harrington, misdemeanor, fined
$40; costs, S7.15.
]. Curtis, disturbing peace, fined
amount of costs, S7.15.
Ed Callahan, misdemeanor, 5 DAYS
costs, $7.15.
Peter Stargo, petit larceny, no action
| reported; costs, 10.
}. P. Morillo, battery, $50 days;
costs, "a.
Patrick Kilbern. battery, 100 days
costs, S6.10.
Township2-Jas. McCauley, Justice
VIM. Hogan, vagrancy, discharged
John Powell, an Indian, battery,
discharged; costs, SO.
VIM. Josephs, disturbing peace, dis.
charged; costs, SO.
John Boozan, disturbing peace. dis
charged; costs, S3.
Township IA. W. Robinson,
justice-V. j. Romdel, petit larceny,
Is days; costs, $15. 10.
Uz French, vulgar language, fined
SIS; costs, $715.
VIM. Lambert, Elmer Eastman an6
Teddy Volman, burglary, two held tc
answer; costs, $3.50.
Township Al. II. Giles, Justice
Nash Gibson, disturbing peace, fined
s.; costs, $3.50.
Amiel Cook, disturbing peace, fined
80; costs, $3.50.
Joe Cartot, disturbing peace, fined
costs, $3.50.
Ed Smith, petit larceny, 80 days
costs, $3.50.
Frank J. Harrison, vagrancy, fined
$3.50; costs, S8.30-a deaf mute, one
hand useless.
Thomas Whalen, peddling without
license, 30 days; costs, $50.
Florence Shealor, battery; costs,
$3.50.
George Ball, disturbing peace, fined
S.; costs, $500.
j. H. Williams, beating board bill
dismissed; costs, SO. 80.
]. H. Williams, petit larceny,
acquitted by jury; costs, $3.50.
John Boozan, vagrancy, 10 days
costs, $3.50.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1901-08-09
Petition to Revoke License.

N. A. Eckart has presented a petition
to the board of supervisors, praying
that the license granted to G. D. Calvin
to retail liquors near the Tabeaud
reservoir, be revoked; on the ground
that said business is conducted iu a
noisy and disorderly manner; that on
every pay day, and for several days
thereafter, drunken and disorderly
persons are allowed to lie about said
premises; that intoxicating liquors are
sold to persons addicted to the inordi-
nate use thereof; and also to person
under the age of q years. The super
visors will meet in special session to-
morrow to hear testimony pro and cor.
and to determine said matter. The re-
sponded has secured N. A. Macquarrie
to conduct the defense.
The company claim that the presence
of the saloon seriously retards the
operations at the reservoir. 1t is only
one hundred yards from the place
WH0I0 JUG OOOhO OOu1P"hJ PoJ Oh ohOit
men. Every payday and often for a
day or day thereafter the work
ing force is demoralized by the absence
of one or more of the head drivers-be-
ing incapacitated by drink. Most of
the men have taste for liquor, and
one drink from the nearby saloon sets
them wild for more, and the fever is
communicated to others. If there was
no saloon handy, the men would think
nothing about it, and keep right along
with their work. Many of the men,
knowing their own weakness, have re-
quested the company to Withhold their
wages until they get through, but one
drink scatters their good resolutions,
and work is then out of the question
until their money is gone. The COM
pany is carrying on vast enterprise,
involving the expenditure of millions
of dollars in this county, and those in
charge say all they ask of the authori-
ties is considerable treatment, that their
work be not hampered by licensed grog
shops within hailing distance of their
camps.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1901-08-09

Silver Lake are Jos. Beebe, II. Deacon,
j. German, Suffer Creek, the Shealor
boys, and S. Shealor and wife of Ply
mouth and Oleta.
The Fontenrose-Eudey--Greenha
combination killed two large rattle
snakes, having nine and ten rattles
respectively.
From 200 to $50 men are employed
about the two dams OF the Blue lakes,
and three men and two women do all
the cooking. The company furnish
very good grub, but it is poorly cook
ed, and hence the growl about poor
board. Well, you know, "too many
cooks spoil the broth"
Maurice Plasse, Mrs. M. Plasse, and
two children, Mrs. A. Joy and baby,
Chas. Joy, Loretta Farnham and Louis
Plasse are here for month.
The Lake House folks to the mum Der
of ten surprised the Plasse crowd at 10
O'Clock last Wednesday. Dancing and
general good time was had, with
Julius Petois furnishing the iddling.
Last Wednesday week we had a
thunderstorm that beat anything in
that line this summer. The thunder
claps were heard in three different
places at one time. The lightning
struck a large fir tree six feet in
diameter, and $50 feet high, and split
it into kindling, scattered the frag-
ments for two or three hundred yards
from the tree. The rain came down
in torrents for nearly an hour.
In Woodfords canyon there was a
cloudburst, that washed out the road
in many places so that traffic was
stopped until the Blue Lakes company
sent gang of men to repair it, as all
their supplies had to come through
Woodfords.
Tomorrow l start for home, so good
bye. CHIPMUNK.