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New-York tribune., 1902-01-02
SHOT WIFE WHEN CELEBRATING
MAN FIRING REVOLVER IN NEW YEARS
REJOICING SERIOUSLY WOUNDS WOMAN.


Adam I.eitz OF No Go Tompkins- Brooklyn.
accidentally shot and seriously injured his wife.
PauIins at O'Clock yesterday morning. Leitz
hailed the advent of the new year by repeatedly
discharging his revolver till long after l o'clock
yesterday morning from the window OF his
apartments Toward 2 o'clock Leitz still cele-
brating in his noisy way and his wife became tired
and was anxious retire for the night.
Sre entreated her husband to Law the weapon
aside I.etz prepared his revolver 10 fire final
round when it went off accidentally in his hands
and wounded Mrs. LeitZ in the breast The woman
fel! helpless to the floor The police We're informed
Williamsburg Hospital. The wound Is dangerous
because of the difficulty experienced by the doctors
in coating the bullet The doctors probed for the
bullet but up a late hour last night IT had not
been extracted.
The patient was reported as conscious. however,
Mrs. Letz Is about forty years oil 1. The doctors
say that II will be necessary to the X rays
in order locate the bullet
New-York tribune., 1902-01-02
THE FIGHT AGAINST RETIREMENT
AN APPEAL To BE TAKEN FROM THE DE
CIsION OF JUDGE IOCHREN.

Minneapolis. Mimi, Jan. 1.-The attorneys of
Peter Power declare that their client will appeaI
from the decision OF Judge Lochren. handed down
yesterday, dissoving the injunction against the re-
urement of Northern Pacific preferred stock
George A Lamb. Powers principal attorney saws
this can be done in n short time-not more than six
or seven days. Mr.. Power declares that he has
Just begun TO fight and denies with emphasis tha1
he brought the suit in collusiOn with the mergar
interests. " "'S' SCI
New-York tribune., 1902-01-02
GOVERNOR SHAW GOES no WASHINGTON

Des Moines. Iowa, Jan. 1-Governor Leslie M
Shaw completed his annual message to the Ieeis
lature TINS afternoon and now has everything in
readiness for his departure for Washington to con-
Ter with the President and determine the data n,
his entrance into the Cabinet He will start ,or
the East tonight and Will arrive IN washfne,en at
o'clock on Saturday morning. ~
New-York tribune., 1902-01-02
WHALEN WAS NOT THERE.
CORPORATION COUNSEL RIVEs TAKES POS
SESSION OF HIS OFFICE.

Corporation Counsel George L. Rives took
possession of his office just before p. m. yes
terday. after being sworn in at the City Hall
by Mayor Low. Mr.. Whalen not there. He
was at Lakewood, il reported. 1t was said
at the office of the Corporation Counsel that
no appointments had been made in addition to
those previously announced.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-02
TAX COMMISSIONERS IN OFFICE.

II was nearly p. m yesterday before the
new Tax Commissioners got around and took
possession of their offices in the Stewart Build
ing. They James l.. Wells Samuel Straus-
bourger. George ]. Gillespie Rufus L. Scott
and William s. CogsweIl. They were received
by Commissioners Sheehy, Levy and Salmon. of
the retiring board.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-02
AT LAUREL-IN-THE-PINEs


Observation-Disclosures tonight the scene Of
brilliant party Tie exchange of courtesies be-
tween the guests OF the Laurel-in-the-Pines and
the Laurel House the occasion OF the celebra-
tiOn. Last night the guests of the Laurel House
entertained their friends, and tonight the guests
of the Laurel-ln- t the-Pines returned the compli-
ment, and the guests of both hotels celebrated
the New Year.
The tropical palm room OF the hotel. with its
fountain and its bowers of palms. was filed with
foliage plants. The dining room was decorated
with carnations, American Beauty roses and vari-
cut flowers. The hundreds of electric lights in
the room shaded with pink and about the
windows, which fanked by small fir trees,
smilaX and ferns draped. The music room
was decorated with cut flowers and ferns
The billiard room. finished in the old Spanish
style opened for the first time, and its dedca-
tion was part of the evenings entertainment
The musical programme of the evening was as
follows:
Overture Leutner
Bell solo by Durkee. -,
ExoerPs from ni' Foxy ouilicr' De
At midnight there was an intermssion. and
supper served
The following the of the supper
Essence 0: Chicken
Lobster Nevburg Fried oysters Ravisote
6eSse MSS5ss Of OF, TTsi4a Ham Ia Feline Rans
Chicken salad c,, Egg salad la Bellevue
Medallons Of Capon Trune
Pate de Foie Gras Strasbourg
Champagne Punch Neapoltan Cream
Assorted Fancy Cakes
Coffee Chocolate.
THE LAUREL HOUSE BALL.
For more than twenty years the New Years ball
at the Laurel House has been event of social
Importance anticipated by constantly increasing
numbers OF hotel guests and cottagers In Lakewood
The decorations for last nights festivities were
extensive than ever before The white and
gold music room adorned with all the holiday
decora tions. The broad doorway connecting the
dancing floor with the music room annex for spec
tators draped with broad pink ribbons and
the mantes. breaking the wall expanse were SOL
Idly banked with carnations and beeonias The
chandeliers draped with green's tied with pink
ribbon. The music began 9 o'clock with the
following programme:
Overture. '"Tannhauser'' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Wagner
Cornet solo, "mersonian Polka Emerson
vorspel Die Meistersinger ........... Wagner
Rhapsodie Hongroise. No.
AT IL o'clock the doors OF the dining hall were
thrown open, the tables filled. and the process OF
serving several relays of guests began. The menu
follows:
Chicken bouillon tn cups
Diamond back terrapin la Maryland.
Baked oysters the shell fRvorite.
Broled squad au cresson.
Bouchees OF mushrooms. NiCtoS Hugo.
Welsh rarebit
Fason a la Mozart
Galantne de chapon aux pistaches.
Pate de foie gTas, historic.
Sandwiches. varies.
Putfes au continues Champagne ielly
small fancy cakes
Neapoltan Ice cream.
sweet chocolate with whipped cream nl'''''
New-York tribune., 1902-01-02
BOY FOUND FROZEN TO DEATH.
CORONER PRoNoUNCEs THE CASE ONE OF
EXPOSURE AND ALCOHOLISM.

William Mccarthy sixteen years old, OF No S,6OS
Third-ave, found dead in stable at No 4
Cottage Place, in the village Of West Chester yes
terday The boy had been employed by Edward
Brinkworth, an expressman, as helper, and slept
IN the stable last night. This morning Brink
worth's son, Joseph, foI nd him lying in a stall
frozen stiff. His face was black and the limbs
were drawn up and distorted At first 1t was
thought that he had been murdered, but Coroner
O'Dorma and his physician, DR.. Curtin, said that
the boy had died from alcoholism and exposure
On Tuesday the boy kept busy all day de-
nyering packages, and at nearly every place he
visited he received drink a small bottle OF
whiskey. When his death first became known
rhe driver. Henry Ladan said that the boy had
drank a great deal of whiskey but later denied
81. When the Coroner learned of these contra
dictory statements he placed the driver under ar
rest, and held him without bail until an autopsy
can be held
New-York tribune., 1902-01-02
DASHED BOILING WATER OVER WIPE.

THE WOMAN. SERIOUSLY sCALDED. TAKEN TO
HOSPITAL-MAN LOCKED Up.
Daniel Elliott and his wife Helen qUarrelled yes
terday the dinner table at their house No. 54ls
Summit Place Newark. Elliott seized kettle OF
hot and dashed the water over his wife's
head and shoulders. The woman was seriously
sCalded. She was sent 10 she hospital, and Elliott
locked
New-York tribune., 1902-01-02
dHe N/anam4f&JMe
The Great
January Sale Begins Today


and today
of
make
during their otherwise seasons
dhnlaa ahmday Blu Bucndns have
efouth iIyhe
sdrswo come ar
THAN those
hHpeeTe and deter
work
Mr in
New-York tribune., 1902-01-02
THERMOMETER FALLS FIFTY DEGREES.

Saratoga, y. v. Jan. 1.-The thermometer dropped
50 degrees here in the twenty-four hours ending
sunrise to-day when it registered IA degrees below
New-York tribune., 1902-01-02

Si5o-ot cambric umbrella ru1s q lawn with ss9 deep
ruhie OF embroidery aad henstiJched plai's above
ot sambTie deep rgtf .sS q lST9 and s BaIis above
Ao ISS SthsT s'[SS a. gS Suie trimmed with hand
some em6roidery and Insertion
Short PetticoatS-
29c-of muslin; eambric rutfs and pal,. 49, hen, and
5oe@of muslin; lawn ruHe trimmed with 'oFchon lace
T5c@of Sambric lawn rufHe trimmed with point de
$1Eof cambric ieep Tuie OF lawn trimmed with point
de Paris lace Insertion and piai's
Girls Muslin PettiCoatS- v,,,
deep hemsttched hem; 2 to : wears 81. ..., ham
stitShinS Gu;t5nhole bands: , % years -. with
three hemstitched piaJs: To years oc; 10 TO % 70
years SOC Others with lace edge, in sizes :
5oS.of muslin. with deep cam6.c rafa'' nn'''' WIN
Infants Long Slips --,.s ham,
2Sc-Bishop styIe; neck and sleeves trimmed 0ll" '''
25c~RsSop style neck and trimmed with 'Se'
Girls Muslin Drawers - =,
Girls Drawers Of muslin with hem anu iS - 10
plaits; 70 years loo; 8. : and 10 years ' -
e5t,of musia with paits and ruafe Of embroidery
$500 muslin: lawn rufne with three heH''i''ns1
4oS~of muslin with cambric re rdsed vim Jssrs sn
Girls Night Gowns -,..v..
OF muslin. with yoke OF wide PlaiSs; neeS IA az ,c
finished :
Bishop style: OF muslins neck and sleeves
hemstitched rufiiing: 10 . years 4VS'
years. SOC - -rssves
or muslin with yoke cluster paits; neck and So
finished with embroidery rutie. % - SelIs ssrhsr-
boys Night shirts. trimmed witn coiliee ,sVss.
stitch braid down 'front.' and on collar anu 1''
70 Ia years. JOc.
CorSetS-
These remarkable White Sale offerings: ,.,,
$50 worth S2-'-P. Of betlste NV
front low bust. bias Sides trimmed N .Iofh;
sloO. worth S2JO-''Nemo' cOrsetS or t'sllll,
straight front. low bust. lace trimmed NNi
black ght
ooc. worth Sl-''Sonnette'' coTSets OF oatlste sra
'front.' low hust bias sides. lace trimmed. a.
short waist pink and blue Main
1.5o worth S3.50-'P D. cOrsetss Inquired.
bust and hips long waist. suitable for slehus' "
pink. blue and .,,,rl.
S1s0 worth S2~J b straiEht-front eorsets q esIt.
low bust. long hips bias sides, lace trnlni9~'
and drab- Same In black sGteen. Low
Toe. worth <i-25-''Elite' corsetS: straight i'0"1
bust. long hips; white and gray. .,, satsen
soc. worth S1'SOnnette' cOrsetS or coutssS gray
ana boriz -0~'N'- N's" N-'' 4 second hoOr -,
SSc. worth T5c-Medium length. short hps' ~
steels. very light weight; pink and blue - h,rs no
QUO, worth t0c-Corsets OF JEAN low pust sHoi' -
side stces. lace trimmed. white and drao. .nnrt
foc, worth Sl-L. R." c9Tsets Of jean low 80.
. nips. no side steels trimmed and BOTTOM ~ buG
~. worth S2-'Eltte corsetss straight front
long over hips and abdomen. long ana ,s,t
trimmed; IN white only. bAsei'e
New-York tribune., 1902-01-02

but we quote them literally nevertheless:
Night Gowns
Ssc-of muslin; V neck trimmed with lawn rurie: yoke
5Oc-Of muslin: high neck. trimmed with cambrc ruffe.
''cOn usp i,h ey1ST6,s.rv and insertion Also two
other styles at this price.
sof SamSTie square meek hTms,jehsd pa1' % @ snG
other styles at this price; - -, -.
insertion and ribbon Also five other styles at this
SIS OF carnbrc: high neck embroidery:
yoke of OF insertion and cluster pla,s Also
sl5o0ot nainsooS: V neck trimmed with blind EN-,
paits; ribbon border Also four other styles at this
s1'75-of cambric; trimmed with embroidery: yoke
rows OF insertion and cluster plats Also four
styles this price
sc-ot camorc; three STYLES; neck: trimmed with EN-
broidery lace; pearl buttons. felled seams. Only
1sc~of cambric trimmed with embroidery: square front
25c"of cambric trimmed torchon lace and ribbon:
S5c-of cembrc square neck front and back. trimmed
Also four other STYLES at this price,
hon three rows Of insertion across 'front.' Ns % ,br
90 other styles at this price
lace & 4d hee s0Sn 6e T ya s at S Nth pr six rows of
ChemiseS-
1se-of eameTie two styles round neck trimmed
$50 cambric; round neck. trimmed with torchOn
lace; ruffe on skirt
broidery: plated front at bust, WIN "'a' en-
I5c-Of Cambri"- round neck. trimmed with
broidery and rscrtion
oOc-of dne neck: yoke of cluster plaits
insertion ribbon.
$-Of nRinsook. round neck. trimmed with lace nser-
tion and ribbon.
Drawers
lOcof muslin, deep hem and three plats above Only
"a a
I5c-of muslin eambrie plain hem with six paits
Only a F@
25c-Of csmbFic deep rufiie OF or cambrtc ham,
stitched: plaits above. -
35c-Of muslin cambric trimmed with eunhrcida-.t
ruffie; plats above.
E0c-Of cambric, styles: deep rvre ,,,h
torchon lace and insertion. "N'
T5c-Of cambrc: lawn wit
Insertion and ribbon '~N'
S5c-Of nainsook; deep runie OF lawn trimmed with
Valenciennes lace insertion ribbon ~
S12"-Of nainsook deep pointed lawn trimmed
with neat embroidery and hemstitching
White PettiCCdtS-
s5e-of muslin; deep rufie OF cambric hemstitchea
Only three TO a buyer. 'N"eN'
above. ' F- "eNi pdits
and plaits above. e'eu heh
$500 cambria: umbrella trimmed v,t,h
lace and cluster OF plaits above WI" 'otehon
Sl-Of cembric; with umbrella ruaie trr,r,.s ,.,.,
embroidery and cluster OF naitS S.rar WIN ueep
this price. N'''" other styles
s125-of cambria: deep runre OF lawn b.,,..,
hem. and eight hemstitched plaits ' "einsei'ched
New-York tribune., 1902-01-02

ghquaHy mac ld liberal
canlne in
oto
Aewoddb simpler ei WI bg H
emboneues s-Hndf mp
hehu rdsofho houssofh rh,u ppyh d
Its %
below s o
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New-York tribune., 1902-01-02
ChenniSeS-

1Sc-Of cambric. two styles.
cambric ruftie or lace.
35c-Of cambriC. round ne,
lace; rufiie on skirt.
5Oc-Of cambTic; round necl
broidery. plated front at b
Tjc-Of cambri" round necl
broidery and rscrtion.
0Oc-Of tine G., 0b nc. round |
insertion ana T,bbOn.
$1-Of nainsook. round neck
tiOn and ribbon.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-02
AT LAKEWOOD HOTELS.
MrSIC AND DANCING USHER IN THE
NEW YEAR-MANY GUESTS FROM
NEARBY CITIES.

Lakewood Y J. jan l (SpecaD.-Beneath oroau
canopy OF evergreen and holly and surrounded oS
holiday decorations OF every sort. the auVen. u
the new year was celebrated at the LaKe"Oou - 80,
tonight by many hundreds OF guests Ihls oaii'
which is an annual occurrence. and harAs .i
commencement of the social season at the LaAe
wood is attended by many persons from Ne"-ioiA NJ
Philadelphia and other cities
Tonight the decorations were unusually elao-
crate. The dome of the hotel was Illuminated with
hundreds of many colored electric lights Nithll'
the grand foyer OF the hotel was trimmed with
white and gold, and there were many bowers OF
palms. 1t was O'Clock before the guests OF the
evening assembled and Richardson's Orchestral
Club. of Boston. began the musical introduction
The evenings programme was as follows:
March ct Corege La Refine de Saba -GSnnod %nSsI
Solo for cornet THE Whirlwind' Levy
Selection. Ring Nibeungen' wagner
Intermezzo from Kings Bal Masque s1,t
Tarantela, 'Forosetta' ,<AIur.i
Fantasia opera, 'Pagacci Uhe Clown LeoncaVaio
At midnight the music ceased. the dining hall
doors were thrown open and special supper was
served. The following was the menu:
OF barley
of capHn in
patties In pOulette.
Terrapln e casserole. Maryland.
Broiled sweetbreads toast.
Of sluab, French peas.
Salmon Ia Tartare.
Boned turkey, with aspic.
Chicken and ham patties. Lakewood
Foie de Strasbourg. aspic, Bellevue
Lobster chicken salad. Shrimp mayounsise.
Charlotte Russo. Jelly Macedoine.
Petit fours. Vanilla ice cream
New-York tribune., 1902-01-02
WANAMAKER SALE OF WHITE

and beauty
Ibeallyn
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-12-11

geo. Filler left yesterday for Ia
y. L. Benson has been appointed
postmaster at Florence.
Inc South Idaho Herald is the
name OF new publication IN moi =
,,s hrst appearance at Monnta;n
home on December 9th. II 10
EDITED by G. NJ. Payne, fromer ed !.
letin, no Dull
~. :. +; HUNT, representatiye-elec.
, m. rI hammock county, is in town.
spe,aAefshlp in the next legislature
anu Is supposed to be interyieuino
members on that point. He Is .a
eeompanied by Senator Crnm ~ ~
Nezperee. yum Vi
g. h &c case Of H. M. Hughes il
IT. Teo; Ierhaar is being tried in judge
iaylor's court today. The acton so
was brought on an agreement to die
a.. wen In which the defendent
claims he was to get nlent. ~
wafer or no pay. The case IA he.
ing tried before jury and was II
progress all Of yesterday afternoon n
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-12-11
School Bonds Signed.

The school bonds which were
voted in this district last fall to
build the addition to the school
house have at last been signed and
delivered to the state land board
and the money will probably be
here in few days. There has
been a great deal of delay in this
matter owing to the fact that the
first bidders were SO thechnical in
their requirements that their bid
was finally rejected and the bonds
sold to the state land board. The
delay has been very annoying to
the board, as Contractor Turner
necessarily expended a large sum
of money in erecting the building
which was due him when it was
completed, but which the district
had been unable to pay.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-12-11
reported From Boise.

The supreme court Tuesday re.
versed the decision of the lower
court in the case of J. Z. Kindall
appellant, vs.. the Lincoln Hard.
ware and Implement companv at
a., from Idaho county.
1t is reported from sources that
are regarded as reliable that Gov
M orrison, in his initial MESSAGE tn
the legislature, will recommend
tnat the lawmakers abolish tho
Office Of insurance Commissioner
ana ask for legislation reouirin.
.hat the duties of that Office he nor.
formed by the state treasurer.
IL Is also said the new governor
VIII recommend that the office NJ
game warden be abolished, but III l.
statement does not bear the stamn
ol authenticity that characterize
'ne report with respect to the in.
soiahce commissioner.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-12-11
Death of Dio Call.

Dio F. Call died at the home of
Will Jones in this city last night.
after a lingering illness of six
weeks, of typoid fever.
The deceased was born in Day-
ton, Ore, July 4, 1875. He was
educated in Portland where he
graduated from the Holmes Bust.
ness college and also took a course
in the Portland law school. In
1899 he came to this county. 10.
eating at Warren, where he fol.
lowed mining. He was twice the
choice OF his party for representa-.
tive, and it was during a visit here
IN the last campaign that he was
taken sick. HIS genial manner
won him a host of friends and he
was popular wherever known. His
brother, G c. Call, arrived here
last week from Portland and start.
ed back today with the ,emains
which will be inferred at his old
home.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-12-11

You can save money by buying
your Suit and Overcoat at Alexan-
der & Freidenrich.
The quarantine is now removed
and the churches will hold their
regular services Sunday.
just a few patterns in Wall
Paper left; going at less than cost.
Big Buffalo Cash store.
w. NJ. Phillips came from Lewis
ton Tuesday on a visit to his son,
L. L. Phillips, Of this city.
When you want Good Coffee 60
to Wade Bros. II you don't use
coffee try Postum. They sell it.
Fish is brain food. You need it.
You can get the best fresh fish OF
all kinds at Ingram's market. If
Finest stock Of Oysters, Salmon,
Sardines, Shrimps, HOLSTERS and
other lunch goods at Wade Bros.
Holiday Goods of every descrip-
tiou at the Big Buffalo Cash store.
Fall in line-these goods are going.
Argosy, Scribner's, Century, Les
lies, Strand and all the other lead
ing magazines for sale at Wade
Bros.
Extra choice raisin, orange, cit
ron and lemon peel, new Walnuts,
Brazils, Chestnuts and Almonds at
Wade Bros.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-12-11

A. S. Hardy has been appointed
a notary public.
Idaho has ia prisoners in the
State penitentiary.
For your Xmas presents go to
Alexander Il Freidenrich.
New line of Jewelry just re-
ceived.-Alexander & Freidenrich.
Armour's Star Premium Hams
and Breakfast Bacon for sale at
Wade Bors.
f. M. Roberts, editor OF the
Sites Patriot, was a county seat
visitor Tuesday.
New crop Navel Oranges, Lem.
ons, Cocoanuts, Bananas, Pears and
Apples at Wade Bros.
Over 200 boxes fine Salmon river
Apples at the Big Buffalo cash store.
Call early and get choice.
Force, Ralston Break fast Food,
Ralston Health Oats, Acme Wheat
Flakes, Shredded Whole Wheat,
Farina, Rolled Oats and Graham at
Wade Bros.
LosT.-On the road between
Grangeville and Sites, last Satur-
day, a mans saddle with bride
tied to the horn. The finder will
be paid a reasonable reward on re-
turning it to the Boss barn, Grange
vile, Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-12-11
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE on
REAL ESTATE

Notice 10 hereby given that in pursuance OF
an order OF sale, made and entered by the pro.
bate court of the county of Idaho, state Of
Idaho, on the oath day OF November, 1902. IN
ceased. the undersigned administrator OF said
estate will sell at private sale, subject to con-
firmation by the said probate court, the follow
Ing described resl property, to wit
The sW a of the NE4, the NV i OF the ~
a, the NE u of the SWl and the Sc Il OF the
NV u of Sec 8, TIP On, RAE NJ. containing
100 acres
The sale will be made on or after the e2nd Day
OF December 1902. and bids will be received d
my residence, about two miles southwest Oh
Harpster, Idaho county, Idaho.
Terms OF sale will be one-half of purchase
price cash In hand, and balance in three years
with note andmortgage on said premises.
Dated November "a, 1902.
DENNIS O'sHEA,
Administrator OF said Estate
First publication Nov q.
Last publication Dec Is.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-12-11
LOCAL NOTES.
Beet Candies at Gees.
The Latest Books at Gees.

Inc Latest BOOKS at Gees
Duke Robbins was up from Sites
yesterday.
Gloves that will not rip, at the
Big Buffalo store.
For nice, juicy steak 60 to In
grams meat market. If
Popular Art Goods in every va
riety at Hanson sstudio.
Picture frames in all the fancy
styles at Hanson's studio.
The first coat of paint is being
put on the new court house.
Surety bonds for all purposes
written by Parker & Young.
Underwear and Hosiery that ex-
Gel, at the Big Buffalo store.
Warm Gloves for cold weather.
a big new line at Wade Bros.
Crockery and Glassware, new
line at Alexander & Freidenrich.
A carload OF extra A Star Shin
giles received at II. A. Greving's,
Sites, Idaho.
Fresh ranch Eggs, choice eating
and cooking Apples, Potatoes, On
ions and Popcorn at Wade Bros.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-12-11
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

ohDEh ~ 6nOW CAUcE oN SaI1 =.
REAL ESTATE.
State of Idaho, county Of Idaho
In the Probate Court of said county.
In the matter OF the estate OF Henry kohief'
deceased.
Joseph Kohler and Joseph Uhlenkott the 40
ministrators OF the estate of Henry kohlesr,
deceased. having filed their petition herein .aa,
praying for an order OF sale of all OF the fea rev.
estate Of said decedent, for the purpose therein
set forth. 1t 10 therefore ordered by the Judge =,
said court that all persons interested III ~
estate Of said deceased appear before the s s,s
Probate Court on Monday, the I'D day OF ~ :,
cember, 1902, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon 9. q
said day. at the court room OF said pfopa sn.
Court, atthe town Of Grangeville, IN said CONF
W q Idaho to show cause why All order shou l,
nofbe granted to the said administrators 20 "a ~
SO much of the real estate OF the said deceaseaa,
as shall be neeessary and that copy o. si,,s
order be published ut least four SUCCESSIVE
weeks In the IDAHO COUNTY FREE fREss, !, !
newspaper printed and published III sa'u
county.
Dated November %, 1902.
H. and TAYLom Pr eIsas o of the
Probate Court.
First publication Nov. 81.
Last publication Dec. Is.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-12-11
Notice of Intention to Apply
for Deputies.
First publication Nov. q.
Last publication Dec. Is.

Notice is hereby given that il v
my intention to apply to tls
honorable board of county cnmm's,
sioners Of Idaho county, state y
Idaho, at their next regular jan
nary, 1908, meeting Tor two depu'
ties. GEDRGE SEAf,
Sheriff-elect OF Idaho county.
Dated December 8, 1902