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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-02-15
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We know OF no way in which we can
be OF more service to our readers than
to tell them Of something that viii be
of real good of them. For this reason
we want to acquaint them with what
we consider one Of the very best RENE
dies ON the market for coughs, colds,
and that alarming complaint Group
We refer IL Chamberlan's Cough Rem
cdy. We have used II with such good
result in our family so long that 1t has
become household necessity. By tts
prompt use we haven't any doubt but
that II has time aud again prevented
Group. The testimony Is given upon
our own experience, and we suggest
that our readers, especially those who
have small children, always keep II II
their homes as safeguard against Group
Camden Is. CO Messenger. For sale by
Occur dAlene Drug Co.
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February seems 10 be house cleaning
month with the Northern Pacific. Last
week seventeen conductors on the Ida
no division. fittecn on the Pacific divis-
ion aud twentw three on the Rocky
Mountain division we're let out for the
bolterment OF the service. Among
them were some Of the Oldest passenger
aud freight conductors on the road
our well known branch line man, Con-
ductor Pembroke was included In the
number. 1t ia said that none OF them
will be reinstated.
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CONTEST NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT OF Tim INTERIOR.

nErARTMENT oF TIN INTERIOR.
LAND OFFICE AT CdUR D'ALENE. IDAHO,
February Il. laas.
A sufficient contest affidavit having ueen fled
in this oface by George NJ. Allen, Of A,hol, Ida
no. contestant, against homestead entry No.
1905. msde January L, 400, for : = y. 4. =
and lots and Sec To-. s. y. r. 3w. b. NJ. BY
William r. Emick. conieStee, IN which il Is al
legged that said Emick has wholly abandoned
said land and changed his residence theTetron
for more than six months since making said
entry and prior 10 the date herCin and that said
entr,lnan has never resided upon the said land
nor improAed nor cultivated tie same a. rrqniy-
ell hy law, and that said entpmGm len the land
on the ss,h DAY Of July, 1901. and went to the
state al Washington. and has not siacc returned
and that said alleged ahsencc was not due
g his employment IN the army, navy, or ma
inc corps of the Uuitei States ia any capacity
duriae the war with Spain or darins any other
war ia which the Quilted States may he engaged.
Said parties are hereby notified 10 aPteaT, ne
S,rond aud offer evidence touching said a'legA-
lions at 10 O'Clock a. IN. on Apln Il lac,
before the Register aud Receiver at the United
states Land once ia Occur d'AleRe. Idaho.
u. H. BUDI.oNG. q.
fch.l5 mar.S-p Register.
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Morton will decide TO remain here and
engage ln business.
A number OF Ice houses have been
filed with hard water. ranging In thick
ness from six to ten inches, aud Of a
fine quality. Consequently the most
hot headed citizen will be able 70 keep
cool during the tOrrid season.
A jolly crowd Of knights OF Pythias
visited the Rathdrum lodge Tuesday
evening, and report most enjoyable
time.
Mrs. wetmoore, (nee Miss Anna
Baap) came down from Hope on a
visit 10 her many relatives aud fIiends
In this, her old home. Her husband
lie head sawyer at the Hope mill. lie
was formerly employed At this place
and Ceur d'Alene.
George Nogle now holds the position
of head salesman in A. n. fuckers
general merchandise store.
win Carter and wife returned, Wed =
nesdsy, from western trip.
Milt Wood claims the championship
belt AS 6sherman-for white fish only
at this season Of the year, but they are
fine.
We have been informed that new
depot will lie erected here 10 short
time.
/ Your correspondent was sorry TO hear
of Conductor Jack PembroOkes retire
ment TO private life, as he WAS well and
favorabIy known on the Ceur d'AIene
branch.
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IMPROVE THE RIVERS.
1t. doc improvement Company Gives bond
60 do the Work.

st. doc Improvement Company Gives BOND
90 do the work.
The St Joe Improvement company
has Just issued a bond 10 the state of
Idaho for the completion Of $4,000
worth OF work on the ST Joe aud St
Maries rivers and branches, says the
Spokane Chronicle. The boud was is
sued by the American Bonding & Trust
company Of Baltimore, through its gen.
ersl agents, IL. Bolster & Co. of Spo.
kane. The bond is issued for the pur
pose Of guaranteeing TO the state the
proper expenditure Of 500 900 in the i'm.
provement OF the head waters Of these
rivers, for which the company will get
in return 10 year franchise TO levy
toll on the use of the river for logs. ties,
telephone poles aud other timber pro-
ducts.
The St. Joe improvement companp is
composed Of men who own large lumber
manufacturing interests upon Lake
Cpur d'Alene. These are G. o. Nc
Farland and Bernard Noon, both OF
Butte, and OF the Largey Manufacture
Ing company, all Of the Ceur d'Alene
Lumber company; and +. A, blackwell
Of Pennsylvania, \. T.. peTley Of viii
Transport Pa, and james II. lIarte OF
CGur d. Alene. all of whom are in the
William Howard Land \ Lumber COM
pany of Cnur d'Alene.
John d. Goode is their attorney. lie
is now in Boise, Idaho, where he is
looking after the interests Of the new
Improvement company.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-02-15

NHUR D'ALESE is n city OF 0o
" population, beautifully situated on
the northern shore Of the famous Cdur
d'Alene lake, IS miles east Of spokane
on branch line VI the Northern faeihc
railroad. Lines Of steamers make regn-
lar trips from this city up the lake TO the
head OF navigation on tho -. Joe rifef'
connecting al Harrison with the rail-
road line into the gold, silver and lead
mines. The city is one Of The mos,
noted summer resorts Ia the northwest,
and il becoming more popular each year
Its ashlng. hunting, boating aud bathing
attractions are almost imiiieSs. Tie
country round about il made up OF Fleh
AGRICULTURAL lands and extensive forests
Of yellow pine, Or. cedar and ,amsrac,
and the city ID destined 10 become
manufacturing centrF toF The products
Of these woods. The business men and
residents are enterprtsing. and take
pride In making the place attractive
There arc four church organizations
Methodist. Presbyterian. Episcopal and
Roman Catholic. This fecfcs oIdcf'
ar. urll represented by Lodge each OF
Masons. odd Fellows, Knights Of l'yih
las. Eastern star. Daughters Of lie
b~kah. Knights OF ,hr MarcSbees, e. \
n and ". II. G.. Modern woodmch o'
America and 81 Of tic ". The ely
is supplird wilh electric lights good
water works, an elegant public school
building. one sa~mlll. two iFsi class
hotels. boat building yards, etc. Their
arc YET good opportunities 10 engage ~
lucrative business and diversified Iarm
ing. MAnuiactoSses aFe particularly de
aired. and arr Offered extra Inducements
The summer aFv temperate. With sum
eicns rainfall 20 insure abundant crops
whsla the winters arr tEcn from cHtr"fn'
cold. No better location for PFoa'Ab''
Investments OF foE securing Ideal hona"'
can be found ln the northwest Their
is always \ welcome here. among an cH
eellen, people. Ia beautiful rcsion ans
An lneomparablo climate.
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Fourth S., EsIttOY. u. Sander & Co.'S
Store, CGUT d'AsRe, Idaho.
New Work and Repairing Neatly and
Promptly Executed.
SHERIFFs SALE.
STATE OF tDAHo.
$50 - -. s...-.g

STATE OF tDAHo.
CuaiutK u koo esiai
By virtue q Judgment aud decree Of fore
closure ard order 81 sale issued out the district
court Of the Firs, Judicial District In and for
koo,enai county, GU the 9Th day Of January.
iaos by the Clerk thereof. ia the case oi Riley
Brewer, plsiniin versus samuel Montague, dc
PENDANT. afst, 70 lae. as sheriff directed aud de-
lioered. viii proceed 10 sell Tor cash, lawful
money Of the United states, At the hour Of 10
oclock .. m. on the srd day u March. A ID.
Ias, in fruut 81 The couTr house door Ia Bath-
drum. ia kOo,eRSi county state oi Idaho, the
following described properly. toNu; Twenty
uinc and sixty SIX one hgud7edtiis acres Of land.
hes nine and twenty eight one kU0drcdtAs right
# WAY al the Northern Pacific Railway coih-
I,suy. said land j. situated ia ko0iensi egun'y.
Idaho aud more paTti, GlaTly described as fol-
luNS. beginning al the uorfh guaTtcr corner
section twenty ven. township - uoiih range
s west Of Boise Meridian, thel.ce east At ~ sec
,ion rue 1915 feet 20 porih quarter corncr of
noTtheS>; quarter 10 Scctiou 2, thcncc tn =
sauiigCrly diUciioa on the ocuier line oi said
northeast quarter 0t Socti n ., i5sS fect Ia
monument No. / In old Iuad Al brrak 81 Granite
Greek slough. tlicncc north = degrees ~ tuiu-
uieS west 81 fect along the hgCak OF said Crcek
Slough 10 monument N0 >: thence north : de-
gTy.es q minutes west 4Ql.5 feet along break OF
said slough to monument No 3. thence north Is
degrees % minutes. west ~ feet aioug brpaG ~
said slough to monument No 4. on north and
south center line oi sfaN,sS,d Scctloa = tleucc
In = OortheIly dicrctioa sloEg said ceuser line
si5 feet to place 81 beginning containing - ID
arres less = acres right Il WAY for the North
eru Pacific Railway arroSs sane. letied on a $
the property Of samuel Montague "a satisfy a
judgement amounting to si7ss5 la favor OF
Riley RreWcr and cost Oi suit.
Given under my hand this ard day Of febru.
ary, I9s. a. ". uNEE, Sheriff.
Ry =. n. BRAnuU1Y, DEPUTY. feh S-udF 1
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-02-15
saved Her ChiId.s Life.

ain three weeks our chubby little boy
was changed by pneumonia almost 10
a skeleton" writes Mrs W. Watkins. Of
Pleasant City. o. "a terrible cough set
in, that. In spite OF good doctors
treatment for several weeks. grew worse
every day. We then used DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, and
our darling was soon sound and we'll.
We are sure this grand medicine saved
his life" Millions know its the only
sure cure for Coughs, Colds aud all lung
diseases. Occur d'Alene Drug Store
Clement wilkins. Mgr, guarantee salts.
faction, bCc, SlO0. Trial bottles free,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-02-15

| wiz receive ear load OF barbed wire
by the middle OF February. II You
want to fence call and let me give you
prices. will save you money. Ar
mand PerrenOud.
Rev Henry Brown, presiding elder,
will hold quarterly conference here this
afternoon. Tomorrow morning be will
deliver sermon In the Methodist
church at at Post Falls. In the evening
he will occupy the pulpit at this place.
The Reading society met last evening
at Mrs. and Miss Sweets. There was an
interesting and varied program appro-
pirate to the day, consisting Of talks,
readings. songs. the eighth chapter OF
the continued story, and concluding
with "IIunt for Hearts"
Shoes. Shoes! Shoes! We are now
showing the largest line that has ever
been brought 10 this market. Come 10
and see the new styles In mems, wo-
mems ard children's. Every pair war
ranted. The Idaho Mercantile COM
pany.
The FaTmeFS' Institute Is in session
at MeFaTlAndis ball and will close to-
day. There Is fair attendance aud
the addresses OF Prof. II. r. French, Of
the University of Idaho. Hon. C. L..
Smith OF Minnesota. are both interest
ing and instructive.
Capt. j. ID. Mcdonald. Of the steamer
Spokane, has returned from his Cali
fOrnia trip. lie was absent Ave weeks
and spent most of his time at Catalina
island. lie viii give the steamer two
coats Of white paint, put on larger
wheel aud put her in tine condition for
business.
Monday evening the Maccabees gave
a social dance al Roberts hall. II was
an invitation AFFAIR and thirty two
couples were present TO enjoy the pleas
ures offered them. The men served a
luncheon and did their part 10 good
shape. The Maecabees know how q
entertain their guests and the result
was a most enjoyable evening.
Il have used Chamberlain Cough
lsemedy for number Of years and have
no hesitAncy in saying that it is ths
best remedy for coughs. colds and crOuI
nave ever used in my family. ! have
not words 10 express my confidence ia
this Remedy. Mrs J. A. Moore, Nortl
star, Mich. For sale by Occur d'Alen'
Drug company.
A. V. chamberlin went 20 SPOKANE
Thursday in the interest Of the Home,
builders Mining company. The work
men ~ ho are driving The tunnel on th'
property reached the ledge Tuesda!
aud opened up some very promising
looking quartz and II further develop
menis proves IL 10 be as valuable a
expected the property will be equipped
with mill
Tomorrow morning The pastor OF III
Presbyterian church will begin a serie
Of sermons on Church History" Al
who care 10 listen TO the presentation
Of facts and incidents connected viii
the rise and progress Of the Christian
church are cordially invited on, to hea
this initial sermon OF the series. aud In
Others that may follow. There vii
be no evening service. Christian En-
deAvor prayer meeting at o - ,. II
Tople-''Temp,ed and Tried" Leader
Miss Mary Thomson.
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The Crur dAlcne Pass has passed
tho Io.h mile stone 10 ia caEccI aud en-
ters on new year Of hope and premise
Tho fact that the Herald d,sAgrcss with
the Pnrxa on political matters does not
IN the leas, de,racI from the heaEiineAs
Of the frAictual greeting which wc send
ON the uccasion OF our contemporary
birthday Kootsnai Herald.
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The best aud most famous compound
in the world to conquer aches and kin
pains. Cures cuts, heals burns and
bruises, subdues inflammation, masters
piles. Millions OF boxes sold yearly.
Works wonders in boils, ulcers, felons,
skin eruptions. 1t cures or no pay,
35c at Occur dAlene Drug Store, Glen.
ent wilkins, Mgr
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Yesterday was Valentine day and
Frank NJ. Bsst got real nice. live val.
eniine that he prizes higher than any
he ever before received. lie has had
his eye on this identical valentine for
some time and Yesterday about noon at
the residence Of Mrs. Sawley Rev. r.
q. IlodgSon presented II 20 him under
a life contract The usual verse Of
poetry was omitted and dialogue sub.
slituted which ended In changing the
name Of Miss Bertha simpson TO Mrs.
Frank Best. A few inmates later our
reporter met Frank on the street and
he was pleasantly hummiug: shes
my Valentine" None but immediate
friends Of the contracting parties were
present TO witness The ceremony.
Frank aud his valentine will be al home
near Mica bay after today.
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WILL HAVE A SEw DEroT.
PIan. Approved BY Head oaaclals for I'm
nraxensens. AZ thl. rIace.

rIan. Approved by Head OmcIals for TN
provsraen,s at this Place.
The proposition submitted by Super
intendent Gilbert to the head officials
Of the Northern Pacific for new de-
pot here has been approved and next
summer will see the completion of this
much needed improvement, The old
shell that has been used for depot pur-
poses will give way TO neat and com.
Portable building conveniently arranged
for the business OF the company and
the accommodation Of the public. Sup.
erintendent Gilbert will put up build
ing that win be credit TO the company
aud an ornament TO the town. Ills
plans also include long open pavilion
along the sidewalk south Of the depot
the parking of the grounds and other
improvements that will make tie place
inviting to the stranger as he steps
from the train. The town will be ask.
ed TO keep the park up after II Is started
by the company.
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NJ. wheeler do, MA Of al. EA..~.''.~

NJ. whsstsr 0ot MA 81 Hts Rhs@"s''s"'
"puring the wluteT Of lSas | was 30
lame in my joints. 10 fact nil over my
body. that could hardly ho6blc around
when bought bottle OF Chamber-
lain's Pain balm. From the urst APP
pllcatiou began 10 get well, and was
cured and have worked steadily all the
year. IL. Wheeler. Northwood, \. l.
For sale by Occur d'Alene Drug Co.
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Notice for Publication.


nErARrNKST ~ rnK lSrEuor,
LAND uFFICK At CoEUR p'ALENg lpAHo.
January I, 49,
Notice Is hereby given that the following
nained settler has ulcd nuticc Of bis intention 10
make nnSl prooi In support oi Ills cisim, and
that said proof viii be msde before the Register
and Reviewer Al Cucm d'Alcue, idaho, on
February Il, rsS, via:
Gus NELSON,
Hd. srs for the y. W. \. See. 80 Tp 90 y. R.I.
". a. NJ.
He names the following witnesses Ia prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land. via. Andrew E,sten, Mica, Idaho.
J,.hu 4. Johason. tIans a. Hanson. Charles V.
Caldwell, all Of Occur d'Aiche, Idaho.
ID. H.-BUDLONG.
jan II .-ivbl5p Register.
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4 Eve or ten acre tract Of land, one
fourth mile north of the school house
for sale at bargain by Henry krotzer.
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LOCAL AND-PERSONAL BRIEFS
NEWS OF TOWN AND COUNTY

The hs'hsdists HoId Quarterly Confer
enee-hsS. DsffsRbaHsh Begins Sc
Tiss Of Sermons on =cbuFch History
Struck the Ledge at the HomebaiId.
er' Mine FarnsFs' Institute.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-02-15
BREEZY BRIEFS PROM Fosr FALLS,

What the People Of the Prairie Town Are
Doing.
Henry c. Morton, father of Mrs Jos.
Garmo, Of this place, and Miss Pearl
Morton, the popular stenographer of
Rathdrum, is convalescent, though not
yet out of danger. lie has been con-
tined to his bed for several months. the
result of a severe attack of fever.
Mr.. Matheson has remodeled and
rented three OF his dwelling houses.
II. NJ. Strathern. the well known cap
italist aud hustler, head of the Idaho
Lumber company, has returned from a
business trip to standpoint and other
towns.
The Idaho Lumber company, success
sors to the Spokane & Idaho Lumber
company, are making extensive i'm
provements here, and ere long the band
saws will he humming aud the plant
turning out some OF the finest lumber
ever manufactured in Idaho. The com.
pany purchased tract OF land from
Frederick Post, which enables them tc
enlarge their plant and consequently
more than double their force and the
pay roll. All this has u tendency Il
help the town and surrounding country,
including Cwnr d Alene aud Rathdrum
Mrs, Willis f. Morton and children
are visiting relatives in Portland.
Vim. McGuire, of Colfax, Wash. Ia:
purchased the W. L. Morton farm just
west OF town, and has taken possession
Mr.. McGuire and family are welcomed
| 70 our com munity, and We trust Mr.
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WANTED SEVERAL FisllsoSs OF CHAR
aeter aud as0od seputaiiun ih each slate ions in
this county rssquirsdf to represent uhu nLifcf-
tisr old established wealthy business house -
solid hnAueial standing salary fisep - ekiy
With expenses additional all payuhis Ia ensh
each " e,lnc.day dirsct from heed ofires. ll0tss
aud canisRe furnished. when necessary. Refer
ehces, Enelasc Neii HsidrtFesd stamped ehfe-
nov may 2
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DO you know that the PRESS can be
had one whole year for 81 cash in ad.
vance? Now is the time TO subscribe.
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SECRETARY OF STATE.

The business in the Office of the sec
rotary OF state showed gratifying in
crease last year over that done ia 1900
aud as a consequence the receipts Of
the olice are much greater. The total
receipts for 1900 were S3,442 IS, while
for 1901 the total receipts were IS. S53 o.
AN increase of s2,sSO.a7. The increase
Ia the number of instruments filed is
correspondingly large. In 1870 there
were s. notary publics and commits
sioners Of deeds appointed, total Of
%. The last year there were l0i notar-
les public and 3 COMMISSIONERS OF deeds,
4 total Of articles Of incorporation iied
there was an increase over 1900 of I2l,
the totals being 2l7 and SSs respect
lively.
or the SSs articles OF incorporation
flied last year the following is synop-
sis Of the character Of the different cor
porations formed: Mines and mining,
Ill; religious, e.; irrigation bitches, 81;
mercantile establishments, 81; oil com
panies, Ii; real estate aud promotion,
IL: lumber, IL: power and improvement,
y; loans, =; railroads, 5; live stock com
psnies, 5; creameries, 3; lodges, s; con
tractors. 3: banks, 5; telephone compan'
les. 5; -four mills, =; liquor establish
ments, =; abstractors, 2; timber firms, =
SCHOOL APPoRTloNMENTs.
The interest derived from the invest
ment of the permanent school fund O
the state, together with the rentals
from state school lands, constitute tn,
general school fund. This fund is ap
portioned among the different countie
of the state on july and January o
each year. For the past year the tota
amounts so apportioned was S42,SS1 IS
while for the previous year it amounted
to SSS,l2S IS, a difference Of s., 7oS.S2 il
favor of 1901.
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Mig Advance in the VaIas Of All Glasses
Of Property.

Big Advances in the gaIus Of All Glasses
Of Property.
PerlapSin no other way can the ma
terial progress Of q state be better
shown than by comparison Of the as
sessed valuation Of two succeeding
years. says the Boise Statesman. Such
comparison for Idaho during the
years 1900 and 1901 shows that the value
OF all classes Of property advanced the
enormous sum Of s4,5GS5 G6 II during
the last year. or this sum sl7sS72OJ
has been on railroad lines and f2i.I7S.lO
has been 10 telephone lines.
The relative rank OF the different
counties as 10 assessed valuation is az
follows: Ada, Latah. Kootenai, Ban
mock. Nez Perez, Canyon, Fremont.
shoshone. Bingham. Washington. On
eida, Blame. Idaho, .Owyhee, Elmore,
Cassia, Bear Lake, Lemhi, Lincoln,
Custer, Boise.
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Township plats for sale at the Press
Office. Two for Owe cents,
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All cards Of thanks. resolutions OF respect and
similar notices viii be charged for at the rate
Of i've cents line each insertion.
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STATE TAX LEVY.

The state auditor is required, each
year, TO apportlOn among the different
counties Of the state their proportion
Of the sum of SPA 900 in the ratio that
each county bears TO the total assessed
valuation for the year previous to that
10 which the appOrtiOnment occurs. For
example, the amount charged against
each county during the year 1901 is
based upon the assessment for the year
1900. The amount each county has to
pay TO this state for the past year, based
upon the 1900 assessment rolls, is as fol-
lows: Ada, s26. 196 q: Bannock. sI6.-
997 IS; Bear Lake, s7133I2; Bingham,
SI3s 65; Blaine. s9. 403 IS. Boise. 50,
4iO 81: Canyon, si5,2Is 81: cassia. S.
057 "a; Custer, 1855. %: Eimore, o., 1856.
81: Fremont, sI3, I6I ~: Idaho, s9, Isl 81
Kootenai, I7,73OIl; Latah, sI9,G9s p.
I>emhi, 1850 10; Lincoln. t69I32Ii
Nez Perez, sI6.66s IS; Oneida, sIO,536.-
AZ; owyhee, &c, $50 81; ShOshOne, sI2,-
503 20, Washington, SIS, SOS "a.
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STATE ExPENpITrREs.

The total income during the year re-
celVed by the state of Idaho from all
sources amounts to the large sum of
sI,II7 ,25S Al. This sum, however, not
only includes the money received by
the state from its regular sources Of
revenue, such as direct taxation upon
the counties, licenses. fees, etc, but the
proceeds OF bond sales aud extraordin-
AIRY revenues as well. This amount
also includes a balance Of SI30Sl9.70
the first Of the year, 50 that the actual
receipts during the year have been but
S9Ss ,4.;27I. The state auditors office
has issued warrants TO the amount
of Sol go.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-02-15
JAMES GRAHAM,

Attorney at Law.
c0EUR D'ALENE. IDAHO
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-02-15

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