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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-25

FITZGERALD-At Draper. Salt Lake
county. March %, OF pneumonia, Ag-
mes Wadsworth, relict of Per-
~ Fitzgerald, In the sixty-seyenth
year of her age. Funeral services
will be held In Draper meeting house,
Thursday, 9th inst, at p. IN.
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before the public ~ long. has baen too.
commended and prescribed by doctors ara
has carried the blessings OF health 10
80 many thousand homes as "buffv's pure
MAI Whlskey limitations are bound 10
- II is the only whlskey recognized by tho
government as medicine This is n
direct e'V''''' VI
thhE-It YOU are sick and run down
Nuts. Duhy Malt Whis1ey Co. Roches-
ter y. Y. All correspondence I'm stfjetest
confidence. Il viii cost YOU nothing 70
earn how TO regain health, strength and
{lAilt{ Free.two patent game counters
i9r Whlsl eucilre. etc. send ( cents in
stamps 90 cover postage Valuable medi,
ca! booklet free Mention this paper'
Neden.Iudson Drug Co., Salt Lake Civ,
Wholesale ktenis. "
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Special.
(By leased wire TO the Central Stock
Exchange, 2l5 Main street,.
Tuesday, March %,
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hlgh plane on which Mr.. Willard oper-

high plane on which Mr., Willard oper-
ates.
Tonlghts bill is "The Professors
Love story" by j. NJ, Barrie, author Of
"The Little Minister" "rhe Cardinal
viii not be seen again Elm Friday even
Ing when II should pack the house.
Last nights audience was n handsome
one but not OF the size that was ex-
pected. The advance In rates and
holy week together doubtless combined
to Keep down the attendance,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-25
AFTERNOON MINING CALL
Stock Prices Reacted Further From
Yesterdays Figures.

This afternoon there was a some
what further falling off In stock prices
However there appeared to be multi
tude of orders from outside investors
and also some desire on the part OF
shorts to cover,
At press time the following transac-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-25

Lovers Of Dickens anticipate rare
treat Thursday evening IN the produc-
ton Of "Tom Pinch, This Is one Of
Mr. Wizards favorltc characters, and
will, we believe, be the first time that
the story Of Martin Chuzzlewlt has
ever been acted upon our boards,
though versions Of II are often seen In
England. Mr. Willard plays the role
Of "Tom Pinch Mr. IIomewOod win
be young Martin and Mr.. Taylor has
the part Of old Martin. Mr. H. Bar
foot, the ChlgI Of last night, Will be
the Pecksnif and Mr.. stallard the
Mark Tapley. Miss O'Malley VIII, Of
course, do Mary, and Miss bennett will
have the part of Mrs, Lupin the land
LADY. Miss Linden and Miss Lonnen
have the parts OF Pecksniff's daugh-
ters, Charity and Mercy Jonas Chu2.
2lcwit does not figure in the dramatl2a-
ton,
In answer 10 inquiry the News
states that MI Wizards last appear
ance here was IN January, 1892. and
that "The Professors Love story has
~.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative BromO Qunlne Tablets All drug
gists refund the money II II fails 10 cure, 4, W,
Groves slgnure Is on each stboH. Bc.
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When the housewife lntrusts some
other person with the buying of the
family supplies she usually lmpresses
upon that person the Importance OF the
baking powder Every one who COOKS
knows the Importance OF having thar
which gives dependable results. Three
Grown baking powder is made on the
careful principle II gives satisfaction
because It's made right 1t Is sold vt
low price because IT'S manufactured ana
sold In a way that causes least expense.
Price, 20 cents per pound.
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REDUCING STOCK .,ovIue
PRIOR TO MOv w. w.

MedallIons, Picture F ts,,I1 IN. BsagtIl.
ful goods and laIse Soniinues.
V'' ~ CANNON BOOB p Sr
peseret News, r' 81
II and IS Main st
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For date Of sale. t sSopt line agent
r. NJ. Schumacher az y Agent
d. q .Burley, G. + = q & I. Agent
ID s. SPENCER, a. y,
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All who desire si,, Lakes a,s',@
address. etc. Of SSH the Mufsis.iIs.
i pirsofGry. published q q e. sss s.S'
News"
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sheriff Virgil Kelly of Millard county
Is in the city for day or two He has
beecn given contract for grading
work on the bennington cut OFF, which
win keep him busy for some time. He
saws there Is more snow In the noun
tains In his part Of the state than there
has been for the last five years, and
people are happy In consequence.
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j. A. Weed, perintendent of bridges
and buildings for the Montana division,
Is down south ON the Garfield branch
today, inspecting the work Of strength
ening the bridges now being prosecuted
by the department. The work Is done
to prepare for broad-guaging the track,
--POcatello Tribune,
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The Rawlins. Wyo,, Journal says that
articles of incorporation were fled last
Saturday morning by the Wyoming
Central Railroad company which VIII
build a railroad from Wolcott to sara
toga and Eneampment. The capital
stock Of the company IL placed at ~
on, 900 In shares OF $500 each.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-12

IT is said that a Cpur d. Alene
young man recently got shot
through the arm in row at the joint
near the end of the tramway and
that he was quietly spirited away
to Harrison for medical assistance.
An effort, partially successful, was
made to keep the matter quiet and
it was not known for a number of
days after the row. The names
of all the parties, except the young
man who got winged in the mixup,
are still unknown or the PRESS
might yet give the details. How
ever. it is the duty of the peace
officers to investigate such matters
and bring the offenders to justice.
If such shooting scrapes are per-
mitted to be hushed up we may de-
velop another Tracy in this vicin-
ity. There are many people who
hope that the change in marshals
may result in the punishment of
crime instead of its suppression
from the public.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-12

THE Priest River Enterprise is a
new newspaper that enters the field
in Kootenai county. 1t is newSy
and has very prosperous appear
ance. Its excuse for existence is
that Priest River needs a newspaper
and will support one. In its salut-
atory it recognizes the fact that too
many newspapers are not good for
a community 1t says that while
it is true that the journalistic field
is often crowded, and frequently
several feeble little sheets drag out
a cherries existence where there
should be but one, yet when a
town is not represented in any way
by paper, a prooer spirit Of enter
prise forces the public-spirited citi-
Zens of that town to strive to gain
for themselves the many advant-
ages to be derived from the work OF
live newspaper" That is true, and
one newspaper is worth more to a
town than half a dozen feeble
sheets that show starvation on
every page. But these mushroom
sheets spring up in many towns,
live a few months and die, while
the adventurer who establishes
them hunts greener fields and pas
lures new. The old story has been
going on in this country ever since
newspapers were first published,
and it will continue as long as peo-
pie can be induced to bite at the
bait.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-12

THE injustice of the dog tax is
again the subject of discussion
among those who have paid.
Every year the collector calls on a
few individuals-this year about
twenty-fve-collects the tax and
the matter is dropped, while a big
majority escape the tax. The peo-
pie who pay have just cause for
complaint and it is not surprising
that some of them threaten to re
sist future payment unless the law
is enforced on all alike.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-12

CONTEST NOTICE.

bEFasrNEVF ~ rHE iNrEstnR
=. = lAAr NFEtrF IT CUHrn 'AtRxa tna No.
\ snfiieisnt contest aHadavH hayjng b-sn aIsd
W thls 9ther hY BaHismiR White ruafrsfant
sEa'nst lld entry 40 fEso. u,aae aspsarnisg a
-. tnf = = 49, TP - 4 HaW
~ " ~ HFnry ~. cuutsstss In wbirh h il Al
,tEs.l that All Henry Fry has iuf Hnfp than
~" lfsFs Ertof 10 this date totally atuanaaasa
sAla Ana and during sald time has nat al aBV
,HHt ~ Al AT resided upon or cultivated aaid
'shu AZ required by las that FFy len the statn
y Idaho IN nscrmbef. tsgs and vent 10 the STATE
II Wash. and has nat retnTnei srd tbst $50
h'eEed ahaF nev from the said land vas ma Ar.
!" M employment IN the army navy % mafiRe
'"fps ~ tbs nttrd states e. ! pYivafs s-nliicr
~aAan ar marine, during the var With apsin
.hflhA any ptheT war In Whirh the 4 ntts.I
.tatea MAJ he engaged and this tho aid son
.s<'~ut - teady 70 prove At such time aud place
= MAJ - named b the Register and Rer.tVst
.H nearing In satd easa and he there lore 80
W " AHNsd 70 prove aid alleaaiinns and that
s .l nestsad entry, No. tEn, may 10 DECLARED
.snce - and forfeited 70 the tnItss states IL
$500 contestant paying the rNpeusss u s,lch
std ps,Hss are hereby notified tn appear. 70.
.lrssa ansF nder evidence tnllrhins adj sIissa
ton At 70 o'clnck a M on Aur IA. ,srp etc.
nc register and Receiver al the United sssfs.
Lsta othee In Cnrur d'Alsne Idaho
iWe sald contestant having In a prnuar afa
So h,ta June ls, lslf, ct forth facts vhieh
%.iH that after due diligence psFsnnai ssryir,.
=, ss's notice cen not 10 made Il i hereby or,l.
sieH and directed that snch notlce H. s,x.er ~
VIC and proper publication
inn ?, ,n,,,,. D. H. BupLoNG,
'''-' l'1AP Register
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-12
THE PRESIDENT AND TRUSTS.

If President Roosevelt is in ear
nest in his attitude on the trust
question he will have the approval
of all who see the gradual encroach-
ment of the evil on the rights OF
the people and are anxious to
check it. The report that the pres
ident will be back Of bill to be in
trouced at the next session OF con-
gress, having for its object the
curbing of trust evils, may or
may not be true, but if it is true
and he succeeds in passing such
legislation-not sham bill drawn
in such a manner as to be ineffec-
tive-he will be doing that for
which the democratic party has been
working since the question became
prominent enough to attract pub
lie attention and demand regula-
ton. What matters it if President
Roosevelt adopts democratic prin-
ciples so long as the end is attained
1t would prove the correctness Of
the democratic position and clinct
the arguments in favor of regula
ton. His attitude toward the rail
way merger and the beef trust give:
evidence of sincerity, but it mus
be remembered that neither cas-
has been carried to a successful
conclusion and we should await tn
result before giving him full credi
for being in earnest. However
those who know Roosevelt sa
that he is full of determination an
has opinions of his own which
will take strong argument I
change. For this reason we ma
witness the unusual spectacle of
president advocating and insistin
upon legislation according to til
principles and arguments OF th
opposing political party to the on
which he represents.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-12

THE Chicago packing houses are
about to be combined in one big
trust to be fathered by John D.
Rockefeller. If this thing continues
how long will it be before Rockefel-
Ter, Morgan and dozen other men
absolutely own the country? They
are now greater and stronger than
the government. They can, BY a
scratch of the pen, ruin hundreds OF
thousands of men financially and
are absolute monarchs Of the bust.
ness world. Is such power danger
ouS2
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-12

IT seems from reports that some
OF the enthusiastic teachers in the
Philippines have been attempting
to inject their religious ideas into
the children OF the islands, most Of
whom are Roman Catholics. Or
ders have been issued from Wash
ington that the practice must be
stopped. Religion should not be
taught in the public school either
at home or in the colonies and the
prompt action of the government
to suppress the innovation will be
generally approved.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-12

THE new time, or fast time, as it
is generally termed, has been the
cause of much unfavorable COM
ment. People object to ii because
they do not wish to go to bed
before dark and are compelled to
get up an hour earlier in the morn
ing. In the winter time during the
short days it will get one up two
hours before daylight. The ex-
pertinent is proving incouvenient
and most of the people prefer the
slow time, which is nearer sun time
and makes a better division OF the
day.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-12
Gil fsr CeanIr Warranl..

EAthargm Idaho, MAJ e 49,.
Sotic- 3. hereby given that an psvraf-i 20
pay ihs toIloWiaE described S1"teaAi svaafY
warrants. utih lAtsres'. Interest rvaa,s Ten
days irnm The aFst PUBLICATION OF Ribs aofvu
cvERnsr EIFExsE
xarraa, Noa 70 g inriutlys -rr.vs Of isI
aKNERAL BAlDnE FrvD
wsrrAat No. 81 % No 81 .ariuav~ svrs, as
i9oi
First publication Ma 70 Leg
~ HfsiraE
ma L0iulJs tsuaiy Treasurer
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-12

THE PRESS has before called at
teution to the danger from reckless
shooting in the corporation and the
case of George Childers, an &C
count of which appears in another
column, shows that the practice
should be stopped and the authori-
ties are determined to enforce the
law in future. Mr.. Childers was
shooting at squirrel in day time,
yet the ball from his gun passed
through a window into a residence.
If this kind Of shooting proves dan
gerous, how much more dangerous
is the reckless shooting after dark
that has been INDUCED in without
any arrests or prosecutions. 1t is
time the authorizes did something.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-12
CONTEST NOTICE


DEFAzrNEyT % rHr iSrxatas
q = LAND OFrtet ,oEua p'ALnsE, tpaH7.
Junr g. rlUs
suifletsnt suutssg afatAvit having h~vn a~,i
IN thts ofiicr BY v alter Turner - Athni idaho.
contestant, against ia entry No TIA male
February n, ts9g. fnr d ., itN t4NE
- itsE IL Ssr - fp ~ SKI M By
True " NobsY rnntesfe~ IN Ehish Il j. aiIrr~d
that said RobTy has wh1lly abandoned tad a.aI
changed his rvsidruss thsrvfroa i1r nanrp than
siH months ainrs making aid entry amt neat
prior 10 the date herein. that said TRAIT Il MT
settled upon and cultivated ny all party A. -
quirsd BY law aud hrR lat known addrrss and
address nearest the Land i athul, IdAhn. and
that said Hnbsy haa let the stAtr ~ Idaha
and that sAih allegri a5tsnrr wa aslt due ID hia
employment In the army. navy o. marine rnrps
nt The United ssatsa during ths NaF with SPAIN
OF during any "thcr var in NAFh The aifsd
states may b engaged IN any raparitF.
said parties are hrrrhY notified tn Apurar
respond and oder evidence tasrhlnE saHi tl.rra
ton at 10 oClnrk m nu Avg ire hrf1rr
the Register and ssrTisrr AZ the United states
Land once In In~ur AIsns ldAhn
The aid contestant having In a proper ar
dayif, asd June J, lsi At forth tsrts thirA
shoE that after dns diligence fsraouAl ssrs 49,
~ this notire ran uot h. made &c IL hereby nr3
cred and directed that suTh uatirr be- zf4.n b.
due and proper publication
& u wNRNFE
iulysBp Receive
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-12

ELEVEN new subscribers added
to the Press list this week is not
bad showing for one issue and if
you are not a reader now YOU
should put down one PUNK and
have your name enrolled with those
who are forming the big Press
procession, 1t goes marching
along picking up from FIVE to a
dozen new recruits every week.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-12
CALL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS

RathirIm, Idaho, IHlr = il.a
Soti y i hereby given that AN prspst.,i IN
gay The following described Kna,enai Coupt,
days from the hrst publication ~ mi. ,,,,t.l"
rrRETNr EEFEvsE Fr4u
No. Or tn No. ~ inclusive series al tsot
gENERAL ROAD FUsb
No to No. ~ inclusive series n tqot
First publication July r. raa
julyisssp.i3 Caunty Trs.,,I,..
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-12

WHEN the white man killed off
the natives in this country he made
homes for the white man, but when
the white man kills off the natives
in the Philippines he makes homes
for nobody. White men are not
designed by nature to make homes
in the tropics, and wherever the
white race has attempted to inhabit
tropical countries it has proven
failure. White men are designed
by nature for the temperate zone
and Mongolians and Philippians for
the torrid zone.-Idaho State Trib-
une.
Brother Sovereign never uttered
a greater truth. Man is unable to
change the laws of nature in this
respect as in all else. He may Sue
ceed for a time. but the end is the
same. The brown and the black
belt circles the globe in the torrid
zone and always will.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-12
NOTICE
Eoarr Ilsr .ELE,ug~ s..

FuHGsr LIkU rELEtftJeH -.
[ : LASD pFFf'E. tuEt < o. ALENs, lrAnHs
jane g, ~.
MOTIFS, d. hrsvby siyvn that The y l. ~ go
b. IL lIst No ~ has ,yirvtr,i the -
- y i4-E "a src - rp x y b
under the pros tsi1us u the 40 ~ juHr 80
thr address a thr said i-lret1r h"ias " flni.
Mnne4ota also that ,ampu-i.. by 4 .b,.rt
' Chambrrin Attorney Ia Tact y 1t.sr pss',ii'i1rr
address Is Co-uF 4 Airnr, ihAho, hts 'ri-'t~'l
under the provisions u TN sAld AZ fla- l"{ 2
s.r q Tp K y ElH d
Withth the neat a. days from thr ltir hrtTof
prDgr-ts UF contests against aAAi ~ r'tlua 3u The
ground that the ifafts lrtFril,s4l 10 AM portion
thereof Afr more valuable tor thrtg minrfals nF
saunrs than tDr Agricultural pufpsEsr-. " .A -
received al this 1ficr hnd snt~d Inf rvp'srt 20
the Commissioned ~ TIE t'rnrral Land 'tdlrv
e. % NAkNEE.
Jun itluiyllP Esrvt,rf
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-12

THE Kootenai Herald has enter
ed upon its twelfth year of public
alton. The Herald is the oldest
paper in Kootenai county and
leads the PRESS by one year. Bro
Their Taylor has been at the helm
from the first issue of the Herald
and still gets out good paper.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-12

II not a subscriber TO the RREss, why
mott You cannot Oxford TO be without
u when you can secure II q whole year
for 81 In advance.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


brrAhtasst 90 thR tstGht0h.
t4suuHEttE At CaEL y b ALkAHs tpAhst,
Juh@ I, Hsas
Sat.rr = h~rwBy flssa Thai ms h5iigs Ea1
nAnr r,tsirT hsas hlsd astirs - tRAsukigp -
nia4- Hnsai presf Ia sappSrt "a Ais Ntaimi, Aasai
that taaI gf,yg stl br uiaisis bs,fsfs fh4s az a.
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lie aAnlva the i8ilDsta2 Risnspsra - eawss hhs
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLrC.rIoS.
DEPAErNESI OF M lI.IHroE,

DEPARTMENT OF III gE-YEfoR,
LASD OFFICE At CoEUR s'AIEsE, ID4HJ
J IRE IS, 1919
Notice l. hereby given IN. / I following
named settler has fled notice I 4. . Intention H.
make final proof In support BIS claim and
that said proof will be made be fore the Register
and Receiver at CEuT dAlens tho. on Aug.
ust Z, 1892, viz:
sILAs Z. HATCEgA
Id a0i2 for the : \ swf-aS ViA5Ei4 Sec.
~ Tp 5nNR4W =. NJ, lot Ite Ipl9N X
IwBM
He names the following 80 80 10 prove
his continuous residence upon nd cultivation Of
said land. viz. John Whiteneck Fr~s-isy Eaton
Thomas Olmsiead Edward No q II Of Coeur
d'Alens, Idaho
d. II sUDLONG.
lune2s aug2p. Register.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-12
JONI KNongL Jr

Post Fails, Idaho, Tor the Swt SWf.yt. =
" = SO II TpOS RsW
Tie names the following Wi'neasss 10 mos. hi.
'Hntinan'iS rFNldTnes upuu and cultivation II
SAID land, vi DftO " -rhiliinu thristouhrr
Lnan, John knofel. - Charles NazHousf Iii
Of Pest Pals. Idaho
u " BUDDING
le) = auAl"P EsEistrr
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

DEPARTMENT oF rUF lVrEprpR
LAND OFTIUE At CFfR p'AtENE IpAun
July JlGf
Notice i hereby given that the follow ing
named sTttleF has hled natrs 81 his Intention 70
make anal proof In sHpEnTt IT hjs claim anI
that said proof wil ~ made before the EsEistar
and Receiver at toeur d'Alsur idah.' on
August H. laOs Wa.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

t'EFtHrNEvr % THE tSrHatnn.
Lave HTFtn = ~ Costs p'AtEpu laaHo
9uns N fRN
SpifT i hrrshY given that ths snlsguinir
naFfad 'stisr has hln'i notrs q he iutsnflrs =
lnAsH bnAi pFnpf Ia suppsSt Il his rtAlm aass
nat as pTrslf Nil - male bsfarr TIE RpWiaisT
md EeryiT'r 81 'asar s.Aiene. taaho. "a auF
8st &, jus viz
stuart & pAyY.
~ 10 ~ no NwfI - ?. rpnNR
"a y -
tif nssf7lTt The taihnsiaE witnesses IN pFuFr hta
rIntiRpnsza rnaisirnrs afau aRa csifivaf.,s, a
Ata iAnd. W FamBad Tone, Frank Cans
nt.iam -n7ifr. tdsard Davis. an q stlnssgn.
u u. HUplnNg.
iFs'F AHL ~ Register
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-12
JACOB MILLER

Tp &N IN
iis aaEnrs ne following witnstses " rrurs
~ r'htiRusfis Frsifirnrn upun And sulHaalsan
= ad lands VI Frrd \ RE, G4sarFr y
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NOTICE EOR PUBLICATION

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