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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-04-18
A. H. DEMEULES, Gerant.
In NJ enAonia@
FIR RAGMENT-

Ellie dort sur Ia cote ou la naissante
Eveille des oiseaux e concerto sonore
Ou le vent du matin soupire autour des crolx....
Pres du lieu consacr6 la maison paternelle
Avec ses arbres verts ct ses nids dhirondelle,
Semble WELLER ellie CONNIE autretos
Puts aux soennit6s les chants ct la priere
S'envolant du saint lieu viennent au cmeti4re
Planer sur les tombeaux vetus dherbe ct de heurs
Quand la brilante 6toile au fcmament scntllle,
La voix de Iangelus que Ia brise 6parpllle
Est encor famili6re morris sous lherbe en- peurs
La foret canadienne grandes harmonles
La riviAre du sud bord de pralres,
Don't On entend les fos sous le came du solr,
Bercent le long sommeil de Ia morte adoree
All! ellie dort parmi nature doree
Parm ceux gu ellie aima tous les Jours reVolr!
On ange veile Ia sur son dernier asile.
Ses allies sont d'azur, pil doux ct -tranqulle
Jette la pauvre tombe un jour mysterleux
II recueille peurs nos voeux, notre prlere,
Quill transforme rayOns dune exqulse lumlere
Pour montrer ]e chemn qui Pa conduite aux ceux
Lieux d. une paix profonde Oh mes pas ram6nent
Pour contempler les feurs tertre dormant
Ali que etes chers ceux gu! Sc souylennent
Laissez- moi lui parer ct prier moment
Laissez yeux verser les armes qu1ls conuennenu
PRIERE
Avec les vents allies Lesperance ct Ia tol
Vers oi senvole! NE PARENT sur "a tompe;
Dams les cieux 6tol6s j. al connance en- tol
Enends-tu parole? Ma suaVo coolDpe!
All! ce coeur saign6 Je suis triste ct lass6,
Depuis ia mort Marie! Je vens prier, Marie!
De armes ai baign6 Que notre amour pass6
Ce desert de Ia vie Me guide dams Ia vle
Dieu cueie pour le cel Puts quand viendra tour
La eur rop blanche pure, De dormir sous Ia pierre
Car ce s6lour mortel Dams e dlvin s6jour <~~E
Y mettra1t souillure. Recois moi la premiere!
DIR. JULES GENDRON.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-04-18

Les pilules du DR. Jacques pour
les rognons sont on vente q la
pharmacie de Rose, 303 avenue
Central. Les personnes demeurant
en- dehors de la vile peuvent SO
procurer ces pilules en- envoyant
ie prix en- timbres-poste q NJ. Rose
LIE prix des piluIes est de Is ct SO
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-04-18
L'IMPORTANCE D'Avo1R DE BoNNEs
vAGHE9 T,AITTEREh

VACHEB IAITIEKEb
Des experiences faites dams une
ferme modAles am6ricaine ont de-
montr6 la difference du profit a
porte par une vache laitiere de
premiere classe ct une autre plutot
mediocre. En- estiment le lait q un
centin la livre, la premiere donne
un profit de S49.75, tandis que Pau
tre ne dome que 1858. Pour lie
beurre, a 20 cts la livre, la pre-
miAre donna 1864 de profit, ct la
seconde, settlement $5.85. L'exp6.
rience dura une aimee.
PIoNNIER
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-04-18

me- S4 {. -s:-.....- ulo l6SS6 COL.
struire q Paris un edi6ce destin6
aux artistes de ce pays.
lie president Roosevelt EFT un
pr6voyant de pavenlr. II Went de
prendre une autre police d'assu-
rance sur SO vie pour Ia somme de
$50, 900. M. Roosevelt est Fun des
plus forts assures des Etats- Unis.
-L'6glise presbyt6rienne perd
un de ses plus 6minents repr6sen-
tants dams la personne du Rev. T.
Dewitt Talmage, que Ia mort en-
lev6 samedi soir, q Washington. II
est l'auteur dun grand nombre
d'ouvrages qui ont Gu une vogue
considerable. "The Pathway of
Life en- particulier, etc tire d
400, 600 exemplaires qui ont tous
6t6 distributes.
On annonce qu'en retournant
aux Philippines le gouverneur
Taft arretera q Rome pour consul,
ter les autorit6s eccl6siastiques sur
la question des religieux aux Phi
lippines. M. Taft croft quill est
dune Importance capitale pour le
reimbursement de la paix que les
moines espagnols qnittent les Phi
ippines, ct que pour en- venir Ia IL
faut traiter directement avec
Rome. Son opinion est partag6e
par le secr6taire de la guerre ct le
president Roosevelt.
LA marine am6ricaine ne
pourra envoyer qu'un seul navire
3 la demonstration navale qui aura
lieu lors des fetes du couronne-
ment. Les autorit6s britanniques
en- ont ainsi decide ct ont inform6
le d6partement de la marine q
Washington. u intention des Etats-
Unis 6taient d'envoyer une esca-
Dire compos6e du navire de guerre
illinois, des croisours tCinoin-
natl, , "Ch1cago" ct atlanta" ct de
la canonniAre Nashville" W.
cette decision de la Grande- Breta-
gne, seul l'"Ilinois ira mouiller les
eaux anglaises ct seuls ses officers
pourront got1ter aux biftecks ct
aux cocktails de John Bull.
c + I i 4 a{s
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-04-18

tlOu viusvrIlo usvrIlo u.o, Jo uo JrOtOugonI
point mon repas au delA dune de-
mi heure, mais je r6clamai, sans
barguigner, cafe, iquedrs ct ciga-
res. Quand un des Wallets cut alIu-
me mon havane, je surgis plein de
majestic, je posai mon chapeau sur
ma tete ct etfectuai ma retraite
dun pas tres lent en- prononeant 3
haute voix, Get aphorisme bien
justifi6: ,.---......,.-
-Je Grains que Ia baronne Au-
loup n'avale, ce soir, une soupe un
peu froide!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-04-18
NUMEkU so
TARIF DES ANNONCES

Avis-C -Chaque insertion 10 cts par ngne
Tariff special pour les annonces au mo,
ct l'ann6e4
Demandes d'emplol-demandes de d.
mestiques ou employees pour
chambre -. pension-annonces pour OBJ
Jets perdus ou trOuv6s.
Au taux UN OENTIN par met
Nous enverrons un num6ro du journa
3 toute personne qu1 en- fera la deman.
de.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-04-18

Albany, n. Y. LIE gouverneur
Odell q sign6 lie projet de loi Ella
bore dams le but de d6trulre panar-
chlsme. II comporte une p6nalit6
de dix ann6es de p6nitencier on
plus. de 5000 d'amende on les
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-04-18

domestique qul SO livrait infruc.
tueusement q la recherche de ma
personne. L'apercevant bientot je
lui dis: me VOLTA.
Mais nous enmes beau pousser
lie bouton 6lectrique, Ia grande
porte de l'h0tel refusa de s'ouvrir.
Je compris tout ct voulut avoir
le dernier mot.
L'h0tel await une deuxl4me en-
tree dormant sur unea rue d peu
pres d6serte Je le fills observer au
laquais ct, quelques moments plus
tard, je p6n6trais dams Ia place par
un movement tournant. Je me
dirigeai vivement vers la sale 3
manger ct je m'avancai avec ces
mots terribles q ia bouche::
LIE sort en- est jete. Vous Sc
rez treize!
La vue de l'ombre de Banco ou
de la Statue du Commandeur nett
pas produit un tel effet d'6pouvan-
te. En- un clin d'mil, tout le monde
fut debout,-on commeneait le po-
tage, --toutes les serviettss furent
jet6es CONNIE de vaines armes, la
baronne-qui n'6talt pas supersti-
tieuse, poussa un cri terrible,
croyant reconna1tre dams ces con.
lectures bizarres une menace de la
destin6e. La sale d manger ne con-
tint plus, bient0t, que les lardins
m6dus6s, me consid6rant avec des
grands yeux hagards; mangeurs ct
mangeuses avaient disparu. Je
proftai de la terrenr passag4re que
jire nirais rear r'ea' afnArs -. = II
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-23
CONTEST NOTICE.

Department Of the Interior. United States Land
Office. Lewiston. Idaho. Dec IL. 1902.
sucient contest aiSdavit having been filed In this
once ~ Fred Johnson. contestant, against Tbos
:. Edwards. entry No: 7ge2. made November .. 1900
- wR A.. BY the said Thos. B. EDWARDS coniestee'
II which Y d alieged that said Thos. u. Edwards
entSyman herein has wholly and entirely abandoned
pAst and next prior TO date hereof. The contest
ant further alleges and charges the fact to be thai
the said eutsvman has wholly entirely failed ana
neglected 10 comply With the Requirements OF The
homestead law IN the matter Of setsmsnt residence
and cultivation Of the land embraced In the said entry
afosesaid saM partie: are hereby notied to appear
4 10 O'Clock Q. n on February u. 1905 before The
Register end Receiver at the United States Land
O1ee 10 Lewiston, Idaho.
The said contestant having. In proper ahsdavit
6lad DEC. y 1874. SET forth facts which show thai
SITTER due duigsncs perscnal service Ut this notice
can NOT esenads y Il hereby ordered and directed
that such notice be given BY due and proper publica
lion. CHARLES II. CARRY. Receiver.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-23
CONTEST NOTICE

Department OF the Interior United States ana
O9ces Lewiston. Idaho. Dec. II laD -
Sn0cient contest ankdavit having been fla i,
this 0t6cs BY Miles Parks. contestant. ars;nst Rs~
G. Hitchcock. entry No. 3434, made June 2a 1sSS
to- the Lots end 50 a. ne ar sec 1. 70 81 nrs - 4
2: and Lots and 5. sec 8. township % n, range
wB n. Ray c. Hitchcock, contestee in which h Is
alleged that the said Ray L. H,achcock. rnniess.s
has wholly and entirely abandoned sad irsci Of Isnd
sos more than six months last past and next prIos
ehasges the fact to Be that said snsyman has wholly
enii!ely tailed ana neglected 10 comply v IN The
REQUIREMENTS o. the homestead law 10 the matter OF
ssstseusot. residence, and cultivation Of Inc land
eae!acPa 10 sid entry. said parties are hereby
noitecd 10 sppeaS respond and offer evidence
touching sAtd allegation at 10 O'Clock a. m. ON Fan
rusry 10. 1923 before the Register and Receiver 4,
we JAIL ssasss Land otkcs In Lewiston. Idaho.
Sled Dec. II. ls02 set forth facts which sh"~ ,h.,
sfer dos d'lligence psrsonsi service OF this notice
Sannoe Pc nade. Il II hereby ordered and direcisd
mat ssch notes-ee given BY due and proper pubics
ton. vs'ss
cwAs,ss v. GAssv Receiver.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-23
CONTEST NOTICE.

Osparnent Of the Interior. United States LAM
O9es. Lewiston. Idaho. Nov. l3. 1902.
su@clent contest andavit having been filed in
this o0ee BY Alfred +. Miller contestant against
homestead entry No. 6s8 made April "a, 1893. 1Os
81 a. ~ a.. sec II. - 1nr2w NJ BY John A.
Shaw. eontsstss. 10 which II b alleged Inst John A,
Shaw, ensrynan. has wholly Abandoned said land
~ ooss than one year last past that said entryman
has ssve! rssded upon. improved and cultivated ssd
land % the lAw Fequiresi said parties are hereby
nostaed to appear sespoad and offer evidence touch
Ing seld allegation 81 10 O'Clock T. n. on January
~ le0a before the register and receiver A. ire
Ua!tsd States Land O9cs In Lewiston, idaho,
Ihs SAID contestant having. In proper af6davjt
49, Ueceacer - wv. SCI forth facts which show
that after due diligence persona service OF this no.
tee can not b made. Il Is hereby ordered ana di-
fected that such notice be given bv due and propes
CHARLES n. CAREY. Receiver 1
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-23
Another Solution

We learn from authoritative
sources that there Is scheme ON
foot 10 cut oif the Lawyers canyon
precinct, including Ferdinand and
Greencreek, from Idaho county.
and that = mass meeting for the
furtherance Of ths' purpose will be
held q Ferdinand tomorrow night.
We have spoken 10 a large number
Of citizens from that vicinity and
they are Unanimous in protesting
agaiust the procedure. They all
ray that Idaho county is good
enough for them for the presen,
and. If In after years it becomes
necessary to divide the prairie
country and the mountain country
into separate counties Z division
such q is now proposed would only
be.a hindrance to our prosperity
and welfare. If there Il any re
construction 10 Be done. let the
mountain region Of Idaho county,
(which u IN empire in itseif) be
cut Of from the agricultural section
and add to camas prairie : part Of
the similar country Of Ma Perez
county aud thus make county Of
which We Tan al be proud. There
y no use and no sense in butcher
Ing mp two counties SO they will BIZ
= nuisance to themselves in the
future. just to further the schemes
Of few would-be pie biters Got.
t0nwood Report.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-23

The Paris P st gives the name Of
!, governor. elect. Jno T. Morrison,
as possible candidate for United
States senator from Idaho. We
trust Mr.. Morrison will disavow
his candidacy. The people of the
state Of Idaho have elected him 70
the most exalted office in the state
and his aspirations for the senator.
ial toga will be q violation of the
obligation which he owes to the
republicans Of Idaho for his cleo.
tion. The News does not believe
that John T. Morrison is. even q
possible candidate for the senate,
and We will not believe /, from any
less authoritative source than thai
VI the governor.el,ct himself. W.
need him Is governor. Of this state
for the next two years ct least. =
Wardner News.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-23
Make the corporatlos. Pay Taxes

Make the Corporations Pay Taxes.
A recent telegram in the daily
papers announces that the tax COIN.
missioners Of the state ot Michigan
I. have just 6etermined that the az.
gregate assessment of the railroads
In that state shall Be $aos. 7la.soo.
A. the state has Sro5 miles Of road
in the state, the average assessed
valuation per mile is $74 468 The
pioneer state in taxing the corpo: .
ations Of q quasi public character
Is the State ri Indiana from which
the Michiga, law is borrowed. In
Indiana the Michigan S ,uthern
and Lake Shore is assessed at over
SIS, 600 per mile, while the ex.
press. telegraph. telephone and
partor car c. m2anies are assessed
on an equally high basis. Every
Pn4se Of the Indiana tax law has
been passed upon by the supreme
court If the U,,i'ed S ates ard up.
held. - g
The assessed valuation OF the
railroads and telegraph lines in
Idaho 1, put At a ridiculous.y low
basis and We believe tina, the ex-
press companies are no, taxed at
oil. OF course there is no reason
why corporations should be er.
mitted To d,.dge taxes.
With the Indiana law as guide
and model. the incoming Lesisla.
tfasc should be able to pass an In
klilGent And equsble Ten law that
will bring the corporations up to
~
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-23

In the matter Of county division
the only point at Issue Is q county
seat. E'imiua'e that and tine
whole question falls to the ground
In every separate scheme the mat.
ter Of county lines depends upon
the aspirations II local towns to
become county 3 al sites. In fact
the jist of county division is merely
prospective real estate boO,n.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

OspaStnent Of the Interior. Land Once a Lewis
ton Idaho Nov. .. 1902. r
Notice Il hereby given that the following -named
settler has 6lsd notice Of his intention TO maize final
proof In support Of his claim. and that said proof
will b made before Register and Receiver At Lewis
ton. Idaho, ON Ian 9, 1908, viz:
WARREN 6. CHi.OS
Of Summit, Idaho. Tor the v sc 4 and Sc 4 ne \
sec p IS mr. " B n.
He names The following Witnesses prove his con-
tnuous rssdsnes upon and cultivation Of said land
via:
Gwen {, Mcclure Of summit. Idaho.
George W. Beioit e g
Ernest A. Jones Of Myrtle. -"
J. B. WssT. Register.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-23

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior. Land Once a Lewis
ton, Idaho. Nov. =. 1909.
Nosiee & hsgehy given that the following named
settler has died notice Of bis Intsntion 10 make final
proof N support Of his ciain and that said proof win
% made before Register and receiver IT Lewiston.
idaho, On Jan. 5. INA Wig:
JELLE N. STEENSMA.
q yuliaetta Idaho. fos the lot 2. lot sec -
lots 8. And 7see II tp 81 a z Nv b u.
He nam6S the following Witnesses to prove bis Con-
tnuous residence upon and cultivation Of sad land
viz:
Samuel Dean.
James Evans. {"
Thomas Reynolds. =
]. B. West. Register.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department a the interior. Land Once II Lewis
ton, ldaho, Nov. -. l9no.
Noaies 9 hereby given Thai the following NAMED
sstes as 6ied nottc1 Of BIZ inteaton 70 make 6naI
proof In support q ~ caln. and that sad proof will
b nade bsfose l44istes and Receiver q Lewiston.
0wEi {. MCCLURE
Of summit. Idaho. for the ne y sec II tp 8nr2w
..
He nanss NE following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, Wis:
Warn. 6 ch..as. Of Summit. Idaho.
George ". esloit. % q
Ernest A Jones. Of Myrtle.
80 J. B. west. Register.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior Land Once Al Lews-
ton. Idaho. Dec. u. 1909
Notice b hereby given that the toIlowins -named
sseS has filed notice u his intention 10 make sna
proof In support 0f his clsn. snA that saiA proof
will be nsde before Ngister and receiver q Lewis
ton. ldano on Feb. 9 1903 via:
OLIVER JOHNSON,
OF Lewiston. Idaho. for the 10 /. 23, Q, and ID
sec II ~ IS ~ " b =. 2
he na0ss The following Witnesses 70 psove his
land. wig.
P David =; s.sss.s. y Ls~':sos. Idaho.
George vala.
Georgs A. Smith. I" 49,
] a. Wnsr Revtsses
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-23

the chelk Bne and reqajrsof them
that ,hey hear .sheir propurtion Of
the public busaenas There Is no
jus ire ia requiring Che plein com.
inSn people 10 ~ d;l Of tks taxes.
Wallace Press.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-23

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q >
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49, ~ Improvement y
~
Ine state land board has liked the fol-
owing rases OF roll TO BE charged by the
:. ICE improvement company for the
coming year o follows: Saw logs, tele-
phones, etc. under IS miles, IS cents per
Mousand feet board measure; IS to so
over u milea 20 cent?: .tn,ls ana Milling
as ceuts any distance. flea coravood etc.
~'ssse' elss' eoa esS'
70 cents any distance.
| 's
Two runaway boys stole camp outfit
.na 49,. =. $3.50. nr..s.- -..x.
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The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-23
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 1, 1875
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
United Ssaies Land Once. Lswis,oA. Idaho. Nov

Notice IS hereby given that In Compliance with thu
psovslons OF the &C. Of Congress Uf. June ). 1874
ennded An act tor the sale 0f timber lands in liz
States Ct California. Oregon. Nevada. ana wash.
neton Territory as extended to an the Public Land
states BY act Of August 1922 Miriam J. Fam Of Dodd.
county OF Asotin State Of Washington has this dav
asa ~ ms once hts sworn statement No. -, fos
snip No. y q. range No. sw. B. n. and va oGes
proos TO show that the lana sought 10 more valuable
.osM US umoer or stone than fos agricultural pvs.
ne Neester and Receiver 1t this oGlcs q levsto.
'ssno: On Wsdnssdav The 18th day of January 1903.
I Sss" H. :, Stove q Dcsa. wash!.ssoa
william Hartman
nomas p. Ean " waha Ddaho -
any ano al persoas Claiming advesseDy ~ above
Issenoed LANDS afe requested 70 11o thSle cAano Is
'ns once on OF bssors sald m ~ q i0aua1ys igo
,. 3. woeT. Register.
The Teller prints Tie ne1a- -
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-23

ne uauOu1l uOuse on representatives
has passed psre food law reschiug al
most every article that enters~ into tie
daily bill-of-fare Of the American people.
The bill protides for inspector sud pes.
alties for violators. The general pro-
visions Of the bill ere - follows:
The pure food bill iahihits the intro.
duction into any stste OF tersitosy, q
from any foreign country. q the chip
ment to any foreign county. Of any ar.
ticle Of food or drug which u adultesaaed
or misbranded. The above inhibition u
made to apply to anyone chipping, deiiy-
ering OF receiving within the regions
named only. such food adpltessted. Adult
tera,ions in the bill are defined ~ fol-
lows:
In the case Of drugs, II sold under .
name recognised in the United States
Pharmacopela, and the drug differs from
the standards Of strength, quality and
purity - determined BY the test laid
down in such Phsrmacopeia, ct the time
Of the investigation. ~ that it, prolessed
standard under which it i sold; II II Be
an imitation of OF offered for sale under
the name Of another article; and, in the
ca.e Of confectionerv. Il = cort.;r .e,,.
AHA. barvte.. tale chrome ve,,ov Z,
other mineral suhatan;ce.. or : noiaonoa1
colors or havor..
In the case Of food.. when INV .ub.
stance i. ,nixed With 4 = !. = lo-.r 8,
iniuriouslv Affect ia oueiitv or ..renstb
"a that such nrodnct vheu ofk.red "a,
sale. shail tend 10 deceive the pna,ch..;;r
| n anv suhatance a. .uta,.nce. have 49,
substituted 20 thai the product vhen eo,d
shall tend to deceive the p.,rcha,er
Ifanv valuable constituent az AZ .rtich
b,s been vhollv a. n mart .heer,ct.d
Ifit b an isnitatio. az - Offered q,
aale under the dietinct .ame AZ a.nahe,
article. M.
Ifn b. mixed. colored. no~dered :,
stained In : manner vherehv iuf.r,or;.,
Of DAMAGE j. concealed.
III IL contain anv ...,Aea or po;.orou,
-...,,
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-23
NOTICE OF ATTACHMFNT::

NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.
IN the District Court Of the Second judicial DIS
!ict os the Stats OF ldaho in and for the County 81
Rvchest and Fred Rucbsn. Case No. 478.
No!lcs y hereby given that writ Of attachment
was issued out OF the above entitled court ON the
llth day OF August 1902 against the proreuy Of
the above named dofendantS.
u witness whereof lhavs heveunto s.. my hand
sne ofcai seal OF said Court this i3sh day Of August
(ssAt OF COURT p. e. STooxsY.
Clerk OF the District Court
BY J. HOWARD HOWE. Deputy
l. N. Smith attorney Tor rlaiatiA.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Deparment OF the Interior Land Once a Lewis.
ton. Idaho. DEC. q. 1904
Notice b hereby given that the following named
settler hes Gied notice 81 his iatentlon TO make fna
proof tn support a. his ciaiM and that said proof win
p nade esfoee register and receiver n lewistou
AMES /. PEARSON,
OF Myrtle. Idaho for the swX nv 4 sec II aad Sc
Qs % Qs sc II y ~ T3w b.
ne names the following Witnesses To prove his
c0atiHuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
Minor Minor Se,yyy. 2. Myrtle. Idaho.
Edwaf1 Mertey. -
(. B. Wxsr Rer.s,e,.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-23

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