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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-01
%. QapiteI.

gs bate ii6er gia9t eetpittert, uno
NIT erquidenber aiible mar Der Moroen
beraufge3oaen. gttuas Dor ieds u6r
bielt 9oftor Sanbers Da9en bot Der
9blr, er Ielbif aber> iaB. nadbem er
feline 9oilette 10 leiie pie m6sii6 be-
enbet, bor Ieinem Griibfiid, als iein
gan NIT einem beiteren s@uten Mors
gen" fertig an9etleioet au ibm in's
3immer trat.
.Gu biit i6un auf?1 fraste Der 9ot.
tor b6dli9f erifaunt. .Dann babe i6
9id 9euib 9efi0rt. bas tbut mir leib. :
.Du MART fill mie Elm Mdusden,
periiderte 0ans, .unb i6 babe felt Sabr
unb Sag nidt 10 prddtig seidlafen,
ipie oieie erfe gladt unter 9einem
9ade. Gin Spasiersana In frii6er
Moraenluft aber III fur mid elm ebenio
lang entbebrier Genub, unb tuenn Gu
mid tuie tn alten 3eiten ipieoer elnmal
nit anf praris nebmen tuolltef, tutroe
id Sir 5ebr berbunben iein. =
.9as 1T ia prddtis y rief Der Dot
tor erfreut. sd habe auf sinem 2orie
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81 Ii 8 | a1l b.

= 9te neue 0eutI6e GeibSanleibe
i'm 8etroee BON 300 Wtilltonen Marf
miro am 3. Npril in ben Wearft
eebrad)t merben.
= Die r&Dln. .3te." meloete an
laBli1 bes @eriibtes, baB Der &rpnz
prina Sriebricb @ilbelm cine Diterz
reibiibe 8rin5eilin beiratben tpDae,
boB 1ie aus SuoerldlIiger Quelle in
fornirt lei, baB Der &rpnprin5 ent=
meber cine beutlbe ooer eine enelilde
Briuseilin beiratben tper0e, aber un=
ter feinen umitanoen cine GotbDlifii1.
= 9ie yStatiitilden Sabrbii6er
bes Deutiben &eihes" iaeen, baB
bic Betrpleutnproouftipn Deut19=
lambs lebtes Sabr I'M 50,375 Tpn=
men grDBer par ais in 1899, eine lebr
groBe 3unabme. Beinahe alles gez
mDnnene HetrDleum fam pDn @iebe
an Der Mller.
: &ailer @ilbelm Ii. bat 5nln
Berliner WdBiefeits=gerein taulenb
Wfarf beigeIteuert uno bierbei 9lnlaB
eenDn1men, ben Beitrebuneen bes
Gereins feline Gnerfennune aus5u=
oriiden.
= Ser Nprbb. 2lpDb in 8remen
bat Die Ibnebenbe Oipibenoe nit 81
Bro5eut feftge1ebt, lein &apital BON
80 auf 80 Wdqipnen Warf erbDbt
unb Die Iufnabme elmer a prp5en=
tiaen Inleibe BON 20 MilliDnen
Warf beibfplien.
= Dieler Gage tpirb nit Der 2ez
gung zines neuen &abels atpilhen
@mben in 6annpper unb 8actpn i'm
County 9eorfolf. @nelano, begonnen
tperoen. @s miro bies Die 1ieb5ebnte
6eutlb=englii6e &abellinie letn.
- Nus Dresden miro beri9tet,
oaB Der Brin5 Wibael BON 8ragan=
30, 2eutnant i'm idhiiiheu @aroez
Geiterz& z&eeiment, ben NbIhieb err
balten bat. Ser Same beS YrinSen
puroe ieiner 3eit in Gerbinoung nit
oem gpoe bes iugenbliben lriraen
gilbert BON Sablen genonnt. @s
bieB, Der Brins pun 8ragansa lei in
Garrtere an Der galtipage bes 9Srin=
gen Ilbert borbeieefabren. 0aburh
mdren Die Bferoe bes 2ebteren 1belt
aemoroen uno ourbeeqanaen. 8rins
9tlbert tuurbe bierbei aus Dem Magen
gelbleuoert uno erbielt cine tDbtlihe
8erlebuna.
= Sc bat fi6 iebt berausgeitellt,
oaB 8ilbeln Da1nian, nel6er oie=
fer Gage ppn Der 8plisei in 2ubtpigs=
bafen auf ben 8eroacbt bin perbaftet
purbe, Gerbreben nad bem Mu1ter
Jack the Rippers begangen au ba=
ben, ibon pDr mebreren Sabren spei
Wdohen ernorbet bat. @r lit aub
lBDn als Der 8eriiber nebrerer Der in
lebter 3eit beganeenen 8erbreben
ioentiiiSirt tpDroen.
- Wie bereitS eentelbet, tpuroe in
Dresden Der aus Der Sper beitnfebz
renoe @eigenz8trtuple unb gontpD=
niit 8unfel auf Der Sabrt nod 8la=
ietpib in einem eleftrilben StraBen=
babnnaaen BON Der 50jdbrigen
Seiterreiberin Warie Sabnel eri9ol=
len. Wie iebt ertrltttelt tpproen lit,
mollte Die Sabnel iih einen 8arfett=
lib in Der eriten 6eibe, allo bi1t am
Srbeiter fibern, Inn @unfel bereits
i'm 9beater gu erlbieBen. Dieles
Gorbaben, oeiien gusfiibrung stpei=
feaos eine 9beaterpanif our sSplee
gebabt bdtte, tpurbe oaburb pereitelt,
oaB ale Sibe auSnerfauft paren. :.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-01
Nu6 &nlfnttn pirb beridte

= Nus &altutta tpiro beribtet:
SIN 2aufe Der Debate iiber cas- Sub
get iprab Der 8icefDnig pon Snbien,
9Dro gur5Dn, pDn Der Mptbpenbia=
feit pDn &efDrmen in pielen &ibtun=
gen uno begliidtpiinlbte ben &atb gu
oem ueberlbuiie na6 einem Sum
gersnotbiabr. @r nertbeibiete in
energilber 8seiie ben Wilitdr= @tat;
er iagte, er tpiirbe atpar germ Die @in=
Finite au tpirtbibaftliben MaBreeeln
perpenben, allein es lei cine 8er=
mebruna Der Grmee erfproerli1, unl
Snoien iiber gu MAIDEN, mas eeeen=
mdrtig niht Der Sail iei. v@dbrenb
Die ganae Welt nit militdril1en Ste
fortnen beibaftiat lit, IbloB Der
gieefonig, fam Snoien nidt fill
ftehen.."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-01
Cine suaf1re Ner(e

oes 8teres lit 6as .'TEXAS PRIDE"
Der .San IntDniD 8retuine Niipciation"
lGttb -Branerei), tuDnlit bielelbe i6rer
granfnnit Die &rDne aufeeiebt bot 9as
Bier bat ale bic auseeseicbneten giaen~
iebaften, tuelrhe benz Weriteniaft ,tuie er
iein tnuB" eieen iinb unb oie rieliae geah~
frage nacb bem fDitlicben Grant lit eine
Mnerfennung unb su9leicb groBe @enug<
tbuuna fir 6ie grauerei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-01
Ser Verliner gsorfn0rta" m

- Der 8erliner v8ortparts" mel
bet aus angeblic) 5uperldilieer
Aueae, oaB biz jebt lbon iiber 1000
ruiIilbe Stuoenten spangstpeiie ms
Seer geitellt ieien. Der ebetnaliae
STUDENT Biratoff, tpelher ebenfaas
spangstueiie einaeitellt purbe, iei
am %. Wtars 81 &ien ipegen Snlub=
ordination eribD1ien mDroen unb 2
ebemaliee Stuoenten, &pbafo unb
2an5etnif tperoen pegen eleiben
8ergebens por elm &rie9saeriht ee=
1tellt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-01
Semer bammernSe sppfid,u,er,

tpiiroe Sic balo perlailen, tpenn Sic
"Dr. Kings New Life Pills"
ndbmen. 9auIenoe BON 2eibenoen
baben lbr unoergleihlibeS Seroienit
i'm 8eleiti9en BON franfbaften uno
neruDlem &upflbmer5 oareetban.
Sic reinigen oa8 Blut unb itdrfen
bas Spitem. Sour IS Gts. 9as
@elb miro 5uriif9egeben, tpenn feline
0eilune erful9t. 8u baben bel s.
&alteper & SDbn, DrDguiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-01
Sin Shredlider 9fmsihlaa

am aopfe meiner fleinen Tnbter per=
tpanbelte fib in loeen. scald
head, ibreibt s. 9. Ssbiu BON
Worganton, 9enn., naber 8uflen's 8
Nrnica Salbe beilte fie pollftdnoie. :"
Sic lit elm garantirtes Wiittel gegen
gc5ena, Setter, slusiblaa, @unoen
uno Sbrammen. Sour 25 Gent.
3u baben bel S. &alteper & Spbn,
Qroauiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-01
The Southwestern Telegraph Z
Te|eplOn COnpuly.
@esiihnf.
2oman oon Joa 9ofer,
2weiter Shell.
3weiter Shell.
(Surtiebuns).

limb nun Iie1 ber," fubr er 60nn
In anoerem Some fort. ct aog iein
portemDnnaie beraus unb fiilpte ea
la9eno umsefebrt Dor Dem Greunbe auf
ben 9iid. .gis bierber bin i'd NIT
BEN SnBalte bieies nod aefommen,
tpenn 0u mid tpieber lostperoen tpilllt,
muBt Du mid ausloien.4
6dmunaelnb unb nit berIledter
&iibrung iab Der 9ottor auf bic ,peni-
gen Stlbermilnaen. BITE Dem portempn=
naie entfallen tpares.
sDenen ipirb alleroin9s cine Wermeb=
rung gut tbun, .iagte er, iid erbebenb,
.lange aenua lRst oas Gelo fir Sid
bereit.1
Gr tpoIlte an ieinen Gdrsi6tii6
gehen, aber Qana bielt ibn 3uriid.
s0aff Ou es 10 eilie, mid log su
tuernen?" fragte er {deraeno. ,llnier
Gefddft mub tn aller Orbnung bor ii9
geben, llnb oaS bat 3eit bis moraen.
8illfg tpirii Eu nidt tue9fomnen, bar=
auf fannif Gu Sid berlalien. ginli=
iueilen III Gein gett mir berIodenoer
als ale GddBe Der Melt, llnb tuenn
Du gelatteif, folge i5 meines 9eraens
9riebe. 9lrmer 9ollege, Dir tpirb es
ni6t 10 gut tuerben, bod Sui ba{ es
nidt anbers eetuollt. Ser MenI1 Iie9t,
pie er iid gebettet.'
Mobl cine Gtltnbe mod, als er alleill
mar, tuanberte Dottor Ganber In tie{en
@eoanfen aber nit iorelid gebdnlpften
@dritten In ieinem Mobn3immer auf
uil6 ab. ginmal trat er, leiie ME cine
Mutter, al bas 8ett ieines @aHes unb
fanb bieIen bereits in feHem @dtafe
lieeenb.
Primer, tpegnliiber Wanoerer, i"
badte er, ibn betradtenb, ,m09telt
Gu enbli9 einen 9afen finben, in benz
Nu bauernh 3ur 3ube tommea t6nntef.
Mber tuerben pie, Gpuren 9etner be-
fduerli9en Wanberidaft ii1 ie tpieoer
bon 0einem Geiidt, aug Geinem Ger
aen bertuiIden2-Wen er nur nit bent
gugel geneint bat?4 fann er ttciter,
inbem er iid tuieoer entfernte unb bor-
iidtis bic Sbur idloB.
.6ollte es Mgnes Ieiu2 Sic bat Inn
treu uno unermuolid seldrieben. unb
tuenn tie iol9en ginfluB auf ibu aus=
seibt, iollte inn ba niemals Der Munld
aufgeiiieeen fein, ben ,gngeP bauerno
on iid feiIeln 3u f6nnen2 Sic 0er9art=
9enbeit ideint er ia enogiltig begraben
all baben, iuarum follte lid ui9t auf
oen 9riimmern bes often ettpas Weues
aufbauen laiIen! Srmgarb bat Idnglt
peraidtet uno iib einen braben 9roh
gefdaffen, tno Ngnes-tuirb idmerlid
,glein' iasen.-Nrmer 9einSl gaB lie
Define Waie bereeIIen bot. III etu b6les
Omen fir Gid. gs i9dte mir leib um
Sid, tuenn Dir me9r in G9erben
geben foltte als cine Nippfa9e, inbeilen
Der bort brin 8ebt Dor, inn gu 2iebs
f6nnte i1 mir tuabrbaftig gum erlieu
Mal In nleinem Qeben einen quptelpeli
beroienen |"
Gsin Munoer, baB Der quite 9oftpr,
nit ioIden @ebanfen beiddftigt, teins
Hube fanb, tudbreno Der 0egenifant
oerfelben idon funoenlang i6liet in
sliidli6er. abnungsloiigfeit, tuel6' Elm
9eiltranf in5tuiiden fir i'm auredt 9es
braut tuurbe. Oenn als 9oftor Gan=
Der enblid NIT einiesr Gdtuierigteii
leine lan9e @elialt auf Der gu f.lrsen
aubeitdtte unterbradte. lag Die @enus-
tbuung zines 9efabten 9uten BeidfuiIes
auf ieinem Gelidt.
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g. u. & u. q. 8abn.
U bf a 3 t t.

yiah @alpeltDn. 5Duiton uno guero tds<
fig. .8:45 8Dr11t.
yia6 Corpus gbrifti, Nranlas 8aB nnb
Beebille td9lib b.........2:20 Nahrn.
Nab Borne unb 9errnine, tdelidb, aus
genDmnen Sonntags. :. .2:45 Na9n1.
Nab 8Drne unb &errpille, SDnntags. ;.
................ $3.50 Born.
2tnfunft.
Son @alneton, SputDn unb guerD tag<
lt6 6................... ..7:0O MbenGS.
8on Corpus gbriiti, Mranlas 8aB unb
8eepille tdelieb Loo Nahm.
8on 8Drne unb &errbille. tdglih, aus
genDmnlen Senntags :. 1855 8Drn1.
Bon 8brne unb aerrbilte,4 Sonntags, -.
800 Qtbenbs.
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{ oygeGrungsata6reaefu

aaS beiier ols Seitmittel. Gutt's 2s6er.
I len beifsa niat nur, iOnbern fs psrs
.fsipn, ipcnn rsdt3eitis ssnommsn,
aopf(dmfr,sn,
Tsg6pepfie, Gallenteiosn, Malaria. Ser
fapi4us. Gelbiudt, TRACE 9ebertbatist
uno abnli1e 2raufbeiten.
rastt'S 2eber-Yiae,t
fnriren mnter aaem 1ntitaRoeR.
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q nfu n it.
~. 6. & =. sasu.
VI B ia hrt,

Mbfabrt.
Nab @acp. 5ort @prtb, 0alIas. &anlas
gitp, Ct 2ouis nnb gbicogp, tdelieb,
(S. a. & q. 9. 9epot) .7:45 M0rgens.
9tob gSaco, Sort WDrtb, 9allas &c. (nom
Suniet=9epDt) 800 Mben0S.
Mnf funf t:
8on Chicago, ct. 2puis, &anlas gitp,
Sallas, Sort gsprtb unb gsacD, tdglih
(Suniet 9eppt t......... $3.50 8Drm.
Son @aeo, Sort gSprtb, 9allas &C. (S.
u. & q. IS. 9ebpH -. 1920 MbenoS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-01

= Der Bianiit 9aberetusfi bat
feline Gon5ert=9Durnee in Spanien
abeebruben, neil er Die 2eibe Ieines
in einem baprilben Sanatprium ge=
iturbenen ein5igen SobneS our 8ei=
iebung nab @arlbau beeleiten mill i.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-01
Sn gapltabt qreift Die 8euler

Sn gaplfa6t greift Die Weulenz
peit INNER tpeiter um ii1 unb Seber,
oert es mDglib lit, perldBt Die Staot.
Inter ben 8affern berribt erpBes
gleno, neil Dieienieen, ipeldbe ibnen
friiber Nrbeit eaben, nibts ntebr nit
ibnen 81 tbun baben tppllen. ba man
befiirbtet, BON ibnen angeltedt gu
tperoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-01

Die ibarfen Mdr5minoe bur6=
orin9en ben &Drper unb peruriahen
baufia cine bDie @rfdltung; man
trinfe Or. Gugult &Dnie's Sambur=
ger 8ruittbee mDglibft beiB, UNI
6ieIelbe su pertreiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-01

&beunatisntus lit in oieiem &lime
i6mer5bafter ais irgenb Elm anoeres
2eioen; miro bur6 Gimer & 9lmemos
Nesept 9fp. 1851 gebeilt. 6. s
g h mibt, Naent, 0puitDn, 3eras
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-01

= Die 2iebe oerbrebt Manhem
ben 8Dpf; Die gbe iebt i'm pieoer
sureht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-01
U Il { u n I t
@ulf gbpre 8ab,,.

U B a b TT.
0oeb Stodbole, taslicb, aussenommen
SDnnta9s. s.............. $500 Sorm.
Infunft.
BDn Stodbale. taglicb. ausseupinmen
SDnntags. ................3 800 Nahm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-01
@rmnseiaemtbmms ilebertrasmmsem.

Suitine b. Stein an s. Tillez
main, @runoltnf an Doloroia= uno
Gait =StraBe. $1,000.
Clemens Sbimnel unb Charles
SblDmann an gBm. Serpel, %
Ider 2ano i'm Z. 0iitrift. 81, 100.
llm Grfaltuma in eimcm Gage 80
9eIleIl, nebme man yeogatpe 8romo Guiuine.
aabletsA Vile 8ro9uiFen seben oas ejelo surid,
nenn teine 9eilung srfolgt. g. 10 Grose's lluter-
| ldriit aui eDer S6ahtel % Gents
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Nnfm n It.

gpn Norbe9eras. ct. 9ouis unb gbieago
CKaty Flyer $3.50 MDrgens.
Son Netp Orleans, SDuftpn unb @nls
beitDn td9lieb eb......... .4:45 Nacbnt.
Bon 81 8aiD, galifDrnien uno WerifD
1870 gbenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-01
goitbern asacific @abm.

Nah 9etp Orleans, SouftDn unb @al-
DeftOn tdglicb. ........ 1900 Mtttags.
Nah 81 8aio, @alifDrnien unb MeItfD
.................. 800 8prm.
Nab georo~Seras, ct. Gpuis unb gbiea@
go (Katy Flyer 800 Mbenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-01
Sa1rgang sc.
Gin Gelepte1t
In yesss Wcbn,1fto

r 1T fein 2usus mebr, iunberu
ICED cine NDtbtuenbisfeit, pbne bie
LONG Sic uuf feinen San iein lpllten.
A9s5ENISA @enoen Sic li1 = brieili9
1I3535sES ober perlbnlib an unieren
9ofat @eibdftsfiibrer tueeen
ginaelbeiten.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-09-05
Rural Free Delivery.

A letter received this week by 7. B.
West from Ex-Sena' or Geo. l.. Shoup
gives the news that the rural fre. de-
livery service has been ordered for two
routes established from the town of Nez.
perce in this country. Two carriers will
De put on and the service will begin
Tuesday October rst, 1901. These are
the first rural routes to be established in
this country. Petitions are in for other
routes two more from Nezperce and one
from Lewiston.
Following is Col. Snoup's letter with
reference to the service:
Salmon. Idaho, August 29, 1901.
Hon. ]. B West, Lewiston, Idaho. I
Dear Sir: Following is copy of a
letter have just received. II take
pleasure in informing you, that in ac-
cordance with your request. rural free
delivery service has this day been orderet d
established from Nezperce, .Nez Perce
county Idaho, with two carriers to CON-
mence Tuesday, October Ist. 1ooI."
Signed, ]. M. Haston
Acting First Asst Postmaste. Gen'l.
Yours respectfully,
Signed, Geo. l. Shoup.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-09-05

company Of the proposed changes. At
an adjourned meeting to be held Mon
day night. ordinances will be presented
covering the main points of the above
report and the resolutions
&. w. Thompson, through his attorney
b. +. Tweedy, made application for
new franchise with authority to construct
maintain and operate system of water
works, electric lights and power in the
city for period of IS years. Mr. Tweedy
stated that the applicant, Mr.. Thompson,
had secured by contract lease on the
Dowd artesian wells in Tammany for
period of 80 years with All option for
further period and that ample capital is
behind the scheme to put in Lewiston
system of water works adequate for the
demands of the city.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-09-05
Big Yield Of Oats.

Deputy Assessor ]. N. Gwinn has in
the Office sample of oats grown on his
reservation ranch near Beeman from a
field that yielded, when threshed, S6I<
bushels to the acre. Oats is one Of the
fine crops on the reservation and Mr..
Gwinn's crop will probably be duplicated
at many points on the reservation. Mr..
Gwinn has also stool of Bronze grass
grown on his farm. Several farmers on
the reservation have been experimenting
with Bronze grass and the outlook is
very promising. The grass grows we'll.
is green from the earliest spring time to
the fully matured grass. 1t will make q
splendid pasture crop, and will no doubt
be sown extensively.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-09-05
NET INCOME
NOW VERY HEAVY
Company Making Exorbitant inter
est on the Capital lnvested.-An.
other Company Seeks Franchise

The special committee of the city coun-
ell having i'll charge an inquiry into the
rates charged by the water company has
just completed house to house canvass
to secure data as to the actual income en-.
Joyed by the company under the present
rates, and the result of their investigation
is embodied in the report presented last
night. The general finding of fact is
that the company is now making an in
come which nets an exorbitant rate of
interest on the investment and the CON-
mittee recommends reduction equal to
IS or 80 per cent of the present rates.
Following is the report of the committee
as presented by c. A. Hastings chairman
Your committee to whom was referred
the water question in its various forms.
beg leave to submit the following: We
find after a careful investigation and TAX
ing the income by house to house
method, that the income is very heavy.
| Deductiug the expenses, we find the net
income exorbitant upon the capital in
vested and we would recommend the
following rates to be charged by the
water company to take effect Oct. Ist. as
| follows:
$Is0o net, per month, for a family of
| four, cents per month for each ad-
ditional person. No charge for child
under three years No charge for path
tubs for private use.
We strongly urge the meter system
and the company be compelled to put
one in whenever a consumer desires.
said meter to be paid for by the consumer
and to be furnished at cost
The purchase of-a guage to test the
pressure at the hydrants.
IS percent reduction on balance of all
water rates except in cases where meter
is used
Rates for water when meter is used.
10 cents per 1000 gallons.
On the matter Of irrigation, action to
be deferred until January
Following the reading of the report
the following resolution was introduced:
Be it resolved. That the water company
will be required to lay at their own ex.
pense and cost, all service pipes to a
point one foot inside the the curb line.
and the consumers shall only be required
to pay for the pipes from the connection
at said point.
That whenever a reasonable number Of
citizens on any. street or in anv nei0hhor.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-09-05
In Favor OF the Conte stants.

The local land office has just received
the decision Of the secretary Of the In
terror in the contest Of the citizens Of
culdesac vs.. W. S. Adom. The decision
is in favor Of the contestants. affirming
the local land Office and the COM
missioner. This contest involves the
title Of the town site Of Culdesac and set
ties it in favor Of the townsite company.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-09-05
A New Law Partnership.

!. N. Smith and Douglass w. Bailey
have formed partnership for the gen
eral practice of law and will have their
Offices in the Lewiston National Bank
building. Mr.. Bailey has recently To-
Gated III this city. Formerly he enjoyed
an extensive practice m eastern Oregon
being located at Pendletou. Later he
retired from the practice and has been
engaged in mining operations about
Grangeville. Mr.. Smith is we'll known
in the Second Judicial district where he
ranks as one Of the leading members Of
the bar.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-09-05

J. N. King has filed a suit against
Sheriff A. w. K,outinger asking for
damages ia the sum of $I5,Ioo. The
action is the outcome of the arrest of Mr..
King some weeks ago on the charge Of
numbering c. f. Thatcher his business
partner at Lapwai July 1898. The sensa-
tional arrest of Mr.. King after so long a
period had elapsed caused great public
interest throughout this section where
the parties are SO we'll known. The
general impression was that some new
evidence had been obtained which would
seriously implicate Mr.. King in the muir
der. The preliminary hearing was at
tended with great interest but nothing
new developed. Mr.. King was dis
charged from custody on motion Of the
prosecuting attorney no case having been
made out by the state. The claim for
damages is based upon the allegation
that the defendant maliciously represent
ed to Harry A. Thatcher tnat Mr.. King
had killed his brother G. E. Thatcher.
The main allegation of the complaint
states that on or about the 2oth of MAY
1901 the defendant did falsely and
maliciously represent to one Harry
A. Thatcher of Latah county that the
plaintiff did on the 18TH day of
July 1898. at Nez Perce county state of
Idaho, willfully and with malice fore
thought kill and murder one Charles f.
Thatcher the brother of said Harry A.
Thatcher, and that he the said defendant
still contriving and maliciously intending
to injure plaintiff and his good name and
reputation, and to cause him to be i'm
prisoned by said false and malicious
representations and without reasonable
cause therefor induced said Harry. A.
Thatcher to make, sign and swear to
certain complaint charging the defendant
with murder. That on this complaint
warrant was issued and that on the goth
of May the defendant was arrested and
thrown into the county jail Of N Perce
county and imprisoned for the period of
six days. That on the 25th of May at
the preliminary hearing before the pro-
bate judge the plaintiff was fully and
completely acquitted and on motion of
the prosecuting attorney discharged and
the case dismissed by the said probate
judge. That the plaintiff by reason Of
the acts of defendant complained of was
detained from his business by a period of
more than six days and was and has
been greatly injured in his credit and
reputation and brought into public scan
dal, infamy aud disgrace, particularly so
on account of the high Official
position of the said defendant and has
suffered great shame, humiliation,
anxiety and pain Of mind and body, and
was lowered and belittled in the estima-
tion Of his friends and acquaintances and
customers, whereby he became damaged
in the sum of $I5,ooo. He further asks
for $I5o for attorneys fees in defending
the malicious prosecution together with
the cost Of the present action.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-09-05
Busy with Harvest.

F. A. Robinson wife and son were in
the city from Genesee Wednesday. Mr..
Robinson SAYS that farmers about Genesee
are busy with the harvest There is a
splendid yield Of wheat the versge crop
will go from IS to 20 bushels to the acre.
harvested and binders and threshers are
now In their busiest season. Mr.. Robin-
son has sold his interests in the Grand
Central Hotel at Gcnesee which business
he has operated for several years and is
on the lookout for some new investments.