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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11
OPENING OF
THE TEMPLE
Friday Night the Congregation Of
Temple de Hirseh viii
Consecrate

On Friday night az 7.a0 the SER
vices In honor % the celebratIon Of
the Jewish New Year will be begun
at the new Temple de Hirsch. cor
ner Of Marion street and BoyJaton
avenue The New Year services vi
be made the occasion FOR the npef,-
Ing Of the temple. and they viii b.
purely religious In character. TIE
temple IL not yet completed. but the
vestry rooms are practically done.
This celebration VIII mark the FIVE
thousand six hundred and sixty-frst
anniversary OF the creation OF tho
world. according TO the Jewish re-
HRfon. A. a mark Of Observance u
the festival all Jewish places o. bua-
mess in Seattle and throughout the
civilized world will be closed frora
shutdown Friday until shutdown on
Saturday.
Rabbi Theodore +. Joseph, who he's
had charge Of the congregation for
the past two years, viii conduct the
services. on Saturday morning AZ
10 o'clock he Will speak upon Sac
rifices. Ancient and Modern" and Ia
the evening on THE Triple Aspect
AZ the Day" The first day 81 the
Observance II known az "Rosh Hash
ono" and during the SATURDAY.
morning service viii occur the blow
ing Of the "ahOfar." or rams horn.
This is one Of the Oldest and most
symbolicai of Jewish rites. Imms
diately following New Years day
comes the ''penltenfial period. 1" AMI
after that the most sacred Of Jewish
holidays. "Yom Kippur," or Day OF
Atonement"
The Friday evening services Will
be opened b. a pra yer ~ thQnksgiv-
Ing for the recovery Of President Nc
Kiniey.
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MnTlcEs,

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT "
the State Of Washington. in ant
for the County Of King. Jane 7.
Agard, plaintif. rs. Nels \. And-
erson 4. = Peterson. d. :. strait
August L.ovegren. The Prekien
Mil Company, a corporation. ana
the Scandinavian American eAas
OF Seattle. a corporation. oefeaa-
ants. No. s2.076. summons ~
publication.
The State OF Washington 10 "
said Nels - Anderson and A. :
Peterson. defendants.
You are hereby summoned 10 sr-
pear within sixty (eo1 DAYS after 10
date OF the first publication q ths
summons. to-wit. within sixty days
after the 6tk day OF Aug. leei, ans
defend the above entitled action =
the above entitled court. and snsNsi
the complaint Of the plaintiff, al
serve a copy OF your answer upon ~
undersigned attorneys for plsintsz
at their office below stated; and =
case % your failure 50 to do. iudE-
ment will be rendered against va
according TO the demand OF the con.
plant which has been filed with 10
clerk OF said court.
4 JIG AnlEAA Va AAAE ANAhNE EiAtAtfQA
action is 10 forcclose mortgasa
upon lands in King county, Wash.
ington, to-wit: Lots nftv-four 80
and flfty-nve t5l In DwiRht's Adel-
ton 60 the city OF Seattle. King
county. Washington; said mortgAgs
being made by the defendant Neis v
Anderson on the 18th day of Navefa.
Der 1892. 10 Jane c. Agard. plaIntif
herein, TO secure his note Of ons
hundred Oo0l dollars. payable tive
years after date. with interest at the
rate OF ten per cent. per annuHi
which ssid note Is now in default
and to bar each Of said defendants
OF any claim or interest in said real
property.
PETERS 4 POWELL
Attorneys for plaintiff.
Postoftice address. Rooms No 70
5, Dexter Horton Bank Building. Sc
attic, King Co. Washington.
Date OF first publication. Sept. :
1901.
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Launches for charter. Tel Yves, soi
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ARCHlTEcTe.
ATToRhEYs.AT ~.

WM. ~ HuTTSEH. attorney at
law. Suits prosecuted ana defended
IN all courts, "a years experience.
iroccediuEr in bankruptcy. Com
pauiea Incorporated. Abstracts
carefully examined Collections
made Ia all phrtl ~ the United
States. Highest commercial and
bunk references ll1 Third avenue.
Phone. Main 1000.
spECKERT. A. j. civil aad crinln-
~ practice. % years actual expert
enQe; consultations free. Room n.
Arlington hotel tower poatOfnceJi
phone Main p2s
J. i. BALL. 10 and rs Roxwell block.
l0s Columbia 81 Phone, Blue 30.
General practice IN all the courts.
Damage cases "a speciality.
Moderate fees Consultation free.
H. y. FOSTER, Mutual Life build
Ing. Phone. Main ~.
FRANK y wIEsTLING Boston blk
H. u. MARTIN. go Mutual Life bid.
J a. KELLOGG 20 Bailey building.
W. y. LAMBuTH. 20tt Paclnc Blk.
a. e. MACDONALD. 500 Burke bli.
Root Palmer q Brown, Pioneer BID.
= e. cOSovER. N-s Hauer bid.
LYMAN q. KNAPP. 10 Hailer bid.
q. WARD KEMP. ~ Burse bid.
J , DOUGLAS. t07 New York bid.
RICHARD osborn. zoos y. Y. Blk
HORACE PETER. 5i6 New York blk
PIERRE y. FERRY. a20 Burke blk
=. +. LAsGLAND s0s ~ Y. blk
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AN EXCEPTION
TO THE RULE

Christopher, wash Sept 10 1871.
The Daily Star Seattle. Wash
Gentlemen just lire or - - In.
form you that your thanshtfulneaa
and Kindness In issuing lest sunaa s
an edition ~ the Star are mueh aps
prwciAfet.
As rule I have no use for sun
day newspapers, but { desife "a put
on record my appreciation IT the Hssfs
vice you rendered your patrons last
sunday. I Wish also % state that I
am IN hearty NYmpathy &Ith your
sentiments on anarchy and an4f-
Chisis. May the nation rise as one
man % crush anarchy am. yours
truly REV. GEORGE nAKEn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11
CENTRAL PARK
FOR SEATTLE
The Quesiiun Up Before Chamber
OF Commerce This Afternoon

At the meeting Of the chamber OF
commerce today three matters u
much Importance win De brought w
for discussion and action.
The committee on public parks wilt
make a report on the Suggestion
mat The regents cell or lease 90 the
city that part Of the old university
grounds not uaed for library pur-
poses, IL 70 be utilized for a esufrnf-
~ located city park.
Action may Be taken on the plan
70 establish special Seattle days al
ne various county fairs being held
throughout the afa-~
delegate from the chamber may
ne named 10 attend the meeting ~
ne national congress on rivers ar I
nsrborH appropriations. which une-s
IN Baltimore Oct. ) and q
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hatIonal Bank Of commsrcs
ScandInayIan- AmerIcan Ban.

Of Seattle. a general banking bust
ness transacted. Deposits 81 800 600.
a ChilbeFR. pres, y. L. Grundahi,
81 vice pres, A. III. Soelbsrg. cash:
j U. Lane. anst. cash. 10 hrnnchea
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AUc1IoN stlEs.

AUCTION sale Of furniture AZ T. q.
Hirkfrton'a aaleHrpomH. 1872 First
avenue on Thursday the 18th. at
10 % sharp. Iied sets. springs. mat
treHh'H. iron beds. toilet sets. lace
curtains. tables. chairs. rockers.
range. oil paintings phonograph
and records. heavy rubber bar mat
a8N4tai % dozen assorted glasses.
suitable for wllopn. cFockery. cook
stoves. etc. y. O. Bickerton. auc-
ilouear.
=. @. HIcKERTON. general auction
esr. 1919 First avenue.
JOE MARTIN. general suctioneer.
it.s Third Ave.
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cLAiRVoYAnTs.

NINE Peterson. well known
throughout Europe and America
as the worlds greatest trance me
dunn. tells past and future. gives
business advice adjusts family
trouhlea. traces lost and stolen
property. etc: she IL the medium
Wirp foretold Kitty Ging'a terrible
fate, who vas killed by Harry Hav-
ward OF Minneapolis: call on this
gifted woman and she will send
YOU away happier. wiser and can
able Of being successful IN any un-
deftRkng. her charges are ox-
tremeiy eaEonnble. and never more
than so-called cluiryoyants who
give inferior readings. an business
confidential her clients Include am
classes. open Sundays Hours Q
n. m. 10 p. m. Grand Pacific no
tel liia First avenue. Room i2.
PROF. JOHNSTON. the we'll known
elairvoyant and palmist. is now
permanently located az the Hotel
Leland. This remarkahie man
gifted by nature with mlracuio,,s
power that eNcites the wonder ana
admiration of the most skaptlrnl
II matters not what you believe ar
what Your experience with medf-
ums or palmists has been. ne viii
convince You that there is a living
connection with the unl,nov-n
world. Hours 10 n. m. 10 y y,
ltooms l and 2. Hotel Leland Sg
second avenue. Open Sundnve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11
STR. THOMSON
SAILS TONIGHT

The =. Eilhu Thomson = The
Pacific Cold storage company afIl
SAT- tonlxht tsspt. III from Tacoma
tQT Nome. she has taken on AL her
Seattle freight ana vii not return
hsre again. Cargo consists Of Itsn
stock. cold storage products. sacked
coal AMI general merchandise. helus
enc ~ tre largest she has carried
out 81 thhf port Tire Thomson wfII
not take any passengers this trtp
having been obliged - use all her
state rooms 20 store her freight.
When the steamer returns from
Nome she wiii % on the Eaiaea run.
calling from Seattle on o.. about oei.
10th.
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IELp weNTeo-FEmALE.


THREE Mattresses. 80. chamber
maids, tzs up. good housekeepers.
SO. 2 cooks. $40. sf5. / nurse girl.
fis. room and board girls. general
Homework. SO t95. Queen City En-
pioYment bureau. 1914 Third ave-
nue.. Phone. Black 8Tai.
Profitable work. ns5 PIKE. Douglas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11
TINE LIFTING or THE SHADOW

slowly steadily and surely president approaching
recovery we'll 60 believe
peoples has swiftly the
deness and With Thorn Is drawing
dark broken the shadow
gloom is lifting from the brow. cry f.
hushed through the
notes Of the TIE Deum
suprueauon 10y heart Is
glad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11
BUSINESS COLLEGES.

cLARKE's PERRIN shorthand schooi
INDIVIDUAL Instruction - Boston
LEO business College. Union I'd:
Individual Instruction, all subjects
BEST methods and teachers. Acme
huaineHs College, Second and Pike
n. W School Telcgraphy; Pioneer
WILSON'S Mod. Bus. Coll. Main sle
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Fails 10 PAY alImony

The attorneys for George Il. caea,
now couhned IN the King county fali
for contempt % court Ia rsfuztn :
% pay aiimony 90 his divorced RIfs
viii nppis ~ the supreme court II
Olympia today FOR his release under
p haheAs corpus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11
TINE SNAKE AND MS NAME

Leon CsogossAhaham isaaMurec pfeuser
-Hppoyte HavclHenry
Marie saak JrEmma Goldman ttere far Unet
states senators and consrcssmen 20 mediate between
grass where hides th
snake the stick be neither long
nor loo sharp
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heaters.
s&4>~>>~~~>~~@~~~>~1~~-

The Tivoli opera continues 20 draw
heavily IN The Toy Maker' a. the
feaffle theater Comic opera q
sonnetimeg criticised because u has
no plot. but none IL needed 70
strengthen the attraction Of good
singing, clear dialogue and n brace
Of handsome hilies IN light racing
harness.
The Third Avenue likewise demon
cnetrates chat popular show need
not fear competition, since - Bag
gage Check fills II, nightly. The
spectator laughs for three hours and
then goes home wondering what he
laughed at
The gearchlight. 1861 second ave
nue.. has the usual array ~ new AMI
attractive moving pictures this week.
60 20 Spinning for bicycle repairs
Launches for charter. Tel West ss1
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Excursion 10 Everett Races and Fair.
Sept. 10, II. y and -.

Fast steamers city q Everett and
tfsyh9uu9 VII leave Colman dock
., , a. m. 10 q. m, = M. p. m. Tel.
zen aaNs aas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11
SEARCHLIGHT

showing the Pau-Americau Exposition
81 Buffalo, n. Y. taking YOU for an
electric launch ride. showing You all
the large buildings and places Of in
torgEt on the show grounds Peck =
Had BOY. or the Grocerymau's Re.
vpnEc. and others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11

Buy a Diamond lee Coupon hook.
The season is on. Tel. Main inzs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-11

For gas and electric fixtures. XII.
bourne a Clark Co. SIS Second Ave.
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BANKS.

PUGET SOUND NATIONAL Rank
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid IN. s52s 900. sur
Plus. is COO
J. Fufth. pres: J. =. Goldsmith.
vice pres. X. v. Ankeny. cashier.
correspondents IN principal cities
IN the United States and Europe
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Fred Rossnsiock. seth and =. Pr.
FIVE men with teams aud scrnpmrp
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pANclNo AcApENIEs.
o-oPEHArIU sCHooL,

FRANK c. EGAN. dramatic ana
operate coach. special summer
course In all grades OF dramntic
art. clocutiOn, voice placing, oper-
attic force. Tuesdays and Fridava
suite Ga HolyoSe block.
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FoR &C..


BLY, Ia PUSH OIL STOCK.
And help deYeiope Washington oil
lands. The profits are Blk. our
prospects are extra good. We have
the test ma hinery. own zS09 acres
land. our manager has - years cN-
pefieues. has drilled more succeHB-
ful oil wells than any other man
living today. few shares ~ our
stock IL very safe Investment. See
our oil and prospects. Room -
Union block.
HON EETEAD reiinqulshment with
8 90. 600 feet Of timber. ~ miles
from Seattle, close 10 tide water.
near navy yards. fz5o II taken
quick. v. J. Mcconnell s. Co. izt
Pike street. cor. Second avenue.
HIGHEST prices for second hand
goods bedroom sets. stoves. car
pets. etc. Red Front Furniture co.
ile-ifa - ave. q Tel Red lZl2
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
AnaTnacr d. IITLE

hesTHecr or TirLE
OahoHNE. TstEMPEH a CO.. Inc.
Abhtihct Co, established 1889. Min
ing claim abftrnctb. Baremeut OF
the Mutual Life building.
Booth Whltileaoy Hnnford Abstract
CO established 1868. basement 0f
Halter block Telephone, Main iyf.
6EATTLE Abstract Co, NJ ~ biz
ARCHlrEcTs.
JOHN GitAfiAM. $3.50 Mcdonald bis
y v noughTON. tit-i1 collins.
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DENTISTS.

a. W. PHILLIPS, 81 Heussy blk.
Chicago Dental Co. 52.s HinolSle,.
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BARGAINS in second hand house
hold goods. call at Red Front Fur
niture Company. We can give YOU
line second hand cook stoves. bed
room sets, carpets. They look rs
good as new, FOR half the money.
ITO and liz Second avenue south.
CENTRALLY located LIST class res
taurant doing $40 per day. cheap:
good reason for selling This is a
straight proposition. and can be
verified. Fullest investigation. iOi4
Third avenue.
ADVERTISING rates OF all maya
ZINES and newspapers furnished on
application. The G. Y. White "A
vertising Bureau. New York
building. Seattle.
GOOD things To eat: home SootiDv
only. loo and IN. cheaper thsn
housekeeping. Home restaursnt
and bakery, sel Third avenue.
SIZE LLOYD. Br'seoe 4 Tiovd- AZ
HinclSly block about building your
homes for cash or deferred pay
meuts.
WANTEp-old gold and silver. lie
Hensel. mfg. Jeweler, rs Hinckley.
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pFHaonAt-con,ln,.a

THE cheapfHf place n buy 81 -. =.
gaHolino Do from the Jifms.s =
Ga. 5ii Third avenue. Tsf y
sol sla
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PEOPLES SAVING BANK.

Second avenue and Pike 81 Capital
paid up. 100, 900. II. {. Nsufelder.
pres. J. Y. Hayden. cash. J. T.
ereenleaf. asst. cash. Commercial
savings ana trust businean
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PRINTIao AND sIe0Il.7
PHoToCRhPHERs

STAMP PHOTOS - e li.iil5 !;
Amateur nnishiug. wiis. ssiii,..
block
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nRIaaMAkERa.

FOH LaaIea. tailor and reception
gowns call 1T Lamb Sisters. li0-
81 Collins block.
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90 70 Spinning Tor bicycle repairs
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The Canadian Bask Of conmsrss

capital paid W .......... s. 90 coo
eight million doliRrr)
surplus q. q. .................s s. 600 900
interest allowed on time deposits. A
general banking business transacted.
SEATTLE hRANcH-C Corner Of
James II. and Second Ave.
II 4 TANKsRnN A.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-07-18
An Important Mining Suit.


Otto Aiding, the mining engi-
neer, had a summons issued out of
the District court Tuesday, in his
suit against A. A. Kincaid, Math
Jacobs, j. j. Maraseck, S. W.
Cope, J. Pfeufer, j. 7. Bishop,
G. G. Belts and George F. McKin-
ney, for a one-fourth interest in the
Evergreen, Eureka and General
Arthur mining claims on the Clear
water. The complaint contains
some sensational allegations
against some of the defendants. It
is voluminOus and contains an al
legation that certain Of the defend
ants without the knowledge or
consent of the plaintiff, and with
due intent to cheat and defraud
him out of his interest in said
property, removed from escrow u
certain deed. and substituted in
place thereof another deed; that
the deed so removed contained the
name of said Otto Abeling as one
of the grantees thereon, but the
deed SO substituted did not. Abel
ing alleges by the substitution of
the deed and other things, he
was cheated out of his interest in
said property. 1t will undoubtedly
be sensational suit, and many
interesting things promise to de-
velop on the trial. McDuffie &
Griffith represent Abeling.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-07-18

All the gold bug senators from
the silver states who bolted their
platform and repudiated their con-
stituents in order to uphold and
support the administration, have
all been taken care of. Shoup
of Idaho, Carter of Montana,
Wolcott Of Colorado, and Thurston
of Nebraska, have all been ap-
pointed to sinecures as members Of
the st. Louis Worlds Fair COM
mission, where they each draw .
salary Of IS, 900 q year for the next
six years for doing absolutely
nothing. In addition, Clarence
Thuraton, son Of the late Nebraska
senator, has been appointed secre-
tary of the U. s. legation in the
Argentine Republic, and the
young man is scarcely 21 years Of
age. 1t will also be remembered
that Senator Shupe succeeded in
securing the appointment Of his
brother as U. s. marshal in Alaska,
and q brother-in-law, James Glen
denning, as supervisor Of forest
reservations in this state. All
these pap-sucker senators cold ont
people Of their own states for just
such q mess of pottage - they
have got. How do the people Ike
it? Verify, . public 0fIlce y :
private snap and . private eraek -
these days Of modern repahloo
ism. ss.sl rs
Wilbur Moore, son of HI 4
w. Moore was quite hodly ~
Sunday BY hexing : nqI1
with him near Whitn HI
boses - -. ! J. !,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-07-18

For the latest styles of Royal
Carbon and Royal black chocolate
Platinum photos go to Hanson's S
new studio.
You can never cure dyspepsia
by dieting. What your body
needs is plenty of food properly
digested. Then If your stomach
will not digest it, Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure will. 1t contains all the
natural digestants, hence must
digest every class of food and SO
prepare it that nature can use it in
nourishing this body and replacing
the wasted tissues, thus giving
life, health, strength, ambition,
pure blood and good healthy
appetite. DR.. Sheaffer and G. A.
Bonebrake.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-07-18
Get our prices on Groceries for
your Harvesting Supplies. We
Won't be undersoId.
MUSICAL
MISS LEILA SHEAFFER,

TEACHER OF PIANO. Reference: A. +.
Venino, pupil of Leschetitsky, OF the Venino
Pianoforte School, Spokane, Wash.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-07-18

the states valuation. There are
at this TINA, and since last spring,
two very large timber companies
interested in the white pine belt of
northern Idaho, and it is antici-
pated that both these will be pres
ent at the sales and will bid. If
this is done good sale is certain.
If all the land is sold the state
will have a large sum of money
from it's requirements under the
late law Of the United States.
Some Of this land is in the school
selections. but much is not. The
sale of all these tracts would mean,
with the money the state land
board now has on hand, the ability
to purchase all the refunding bonds
authorized by the last legislature,
and balance of over 800, 900.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-07-18
Board of EQUALIZATION,

The county commissioners this
week sitting as a board of equal.
ization increased the assessment of
a number of parties as follows:
Isabella Robie assessed with "a
head stock cattle, raised to 100
head.
j. Pfeufer, assessed with mer-
chandise $2700, raised to $4,000.
II. Wax, assessed merchandise
$4,000, raised to $4,000; buildings
$40O, raised to 5000.
Vollmer & Scott, assessed mer-
chandise SIS, 200, raised to $4,000;
buildings S25OO, raised to $4,000.
w. F. Schmadeka, assessed mer-
chandise $4,000, raised to $1,000;
buildings $1,000, raised to $500.
Levi Magee, assessed mcrchan-
disc $500, raised to $25OO.
Edwin London, assessed mer-
chandise $3.50, raised to $4,000;
buildings $3.50. raised to $500.
Samuel Goldstone, assessed mer-
chandise $4,000, raised to S125OO.
Fl. A. Greving, assessed mer-
chandise $4,000, raised to $4,000.
Davis & Co., assessed merchan-
disc $1,000, raised $500.
Bargain Store Co., Limited, as
sessed merchandise $4,000, raised
to $4,000; buildings $3.50, raised to
$1,000.
Alexander & Freidenrich, as
sessed merchandise 10000, raised
to $4,000; buildings $3.50, raised
to $4,000.
Sylvester Scott, assessed head
stock cattle, raised to IL head.
Wyatt & Gill, assessed 80 head
cattle, raised to 100 head.
Riggs Bros. assessed $500 sheep,
raised to 54OO head.
M. +. Perkins, assessed rs head
cattle, raised to 175 head.
Seth Jones ST., assessed 21O head
cattle, raised to 80 head.
Jas. Goodwin, assessed IA
head cattle, raised to 80 head.
VIM. G. Brust, assessed 80 head
hogs, raised to 100 head.
j. L. Brust, assessed 40 head
stock cattle, raised to $50 head.
Jones Il Bales, assessed 23O head
stock cattle, raised to $50 head.
j. F. Ailshie, assessed land
SO, 24O, raised to $27SO.
H. G. Miller, assessed land,
1880, raised to S224O.
Mrs. Fannie Markh ha m, assessed
land, $40, raised to $164O.
Aram and sons assessed NEI
sec 30, twp 80 R3 E, B M at S146O,
raised to '$21.4O.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-07-18
To Mark Nez Perce Trail.

The government has begun the
task of locating the exact trail that
was taken through Montana by
Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce In
dians and his band during their
famous raid through Montana in
1877, says the Helena correspond
ent Of the Butte Inter Mountain.
The course pursued by the Indians
is to be marked with monuments.
Geo. f. Cowan, a Boulder attor-
ney, who had a thrilling exper-
fence in the National park with the
Indians, has been asked by the
government to go to the park to
meet Captain Chittenden and the
man who was General Howard's g
chief engineer in the famous pur-
suit of the Indians and point out
the trail. Mr.. Cowan's presence
is desired to locate certain trails
and camps in the Yellowstone
park because he was there that
summer, and with his party hap
pened to be in the path Of the
marauding Indians.