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REFUSES TO ASK NEW TRIAL,
Wife-Murderer Desires Only an
Early Execution

Norfolk, Va. July 31-Convicted by a ,,rv
In the Norfolk County Court of mIrdsr,,.
hs wife William Treadwel will not sanc.
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Government Report

Weather at s:5s g. m. clear: at $50 0. m.
rain. Maximum temperature, 81; minimum, u.
Rive. 30 feet. r. J. HYATT,
Local Forecast Official.
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Wall Street Gossip.

Transactions at the banks were larger and
there was q continued good demand for call and
time leans, with discount rates steady, between
8 and 81 per cent.
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Government Bonds.
Dried Apples.

New York. July .3l.-There is very little t'1si-
ness in evaporated apples for immediate dtiIv-
cry, owing to scanty offerings. but futures are
attracting fair attention around recent figures;
common 10 good es quoted at s4l0c:
prime 11Qlllzc: fancy uLzGl2c. Prunes
continue in good demand. with futures frmer.
particularly for desirable sizes: spot prunes
are still quoted at from 3Z96Izc for all grades
spot apricots are steady. with some buying, OF
boxes S1sdlOl4c. Peaches are without special
feature. but steady at recent figures. peeled
peaches are quoted at l2al6c. and unpeeled at
9Gl0i1c.
Dry Goods.
New York. July 31.-Dry gOOds-There has beeu
no improvement in the general demand for cot
ton goods to-day. and the tone is dull and easy.
Lower quotations made for pepperell. Utica and
other wide sheetings and for red finished cam
brcs. Print cloths inactive at unchanged prices.
Prints and Eingnams unchanged.
Petroleum.
Oil CITY. Pa, July 3I.-Credit balances s1.22;
certificates no bid; shipments l4.lSs; average
50. $50. Runs il3. Gs1: average s0.0SI.
Toledo, o.. July 81. - oil-NoTt Lima Sc:
South Lima and Indiana Sac.
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Dar SiIEer.

BAR Silver.
New York. July 31.-Bar silver 5alzc per OF.
London steady. "a T-16d per OF.
Treasury Statement.
Warrington, July 31.-AvaiIable cash balance.
Sao35e7,f12 gold. S97. SCI. 4o5.
The Banks.
New York. July 31.-Close: Money m call
steady At 2A83 per cent: last loan ~. Prime
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Yesterdays BANK C1earings.
Local Money Market.

Yesterdays Clearinghouse tatement showed
clearings SO. ZIG, 0l2; balances, sos. 459. ClearingS
for the month were S9Js 63s $50. compared with
SlS6. 654, GA last year.
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Department OF Agriculture. Weather Bureau
Meteorological observations received at ST. Louis
jay ii. lS2. at s:59 D. m local time and s d. m.
Sventy-hfth meridian time. Observations made
ST the same moment OF time AT all stations:
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Domestic Exchange.

| Whitaker & Co. bond. stock. commercial paper
and exchange brokers. No. 900 North Fourth
street. quote exchange as follows:
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Chicago Stock Market.
Mir ing Stock. in New York
STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.

Boston. Mass. July 3L-Money. bonds. stocks
and mining shares were quoted here to-day as
follows:
Money.
Call loans. 3Ss per cent; time loans. 4as.
Bonds,
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Third Call,

LOCO Atch stpd 70
1900 c F / z m.lO6
16. 600 c F l con 5s
l03&
10.0o Con Tob As.
67&9e7&
5000 Cent Ga 1st
inc ........ S2h
3s9sassL
5000 d & r G IS .ilG
5000 x g Fit s &
NJ 4s ........ gIL
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trial
He declares that he purchased the pistol
with which he killed his wife with the in
tention OF killing himself as well. He H.
Sfres that no new trial be requested and tI2t
sentence upon him BE- executed as soon \
possible; The msn -sp-~-- lie no och
sire to live.
After shooting hi, wife the man turned
the pistol upon hiMseiI and was weeks re-
covering from the wound.
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300 NJ K T I'd IS s6h
1.009 Penna 3IAs lori
zoo Reading gen
IS .-..-....92Q98
1000 r @ W IS ..ICOX
5000 st L s F con
4s -.-...-.. seA
10000 81 l. S w
IS ....-....SSHdZ
z9.9Oo u p .l0SiL
5000 Wab I'd IS. .1l3
Zl.oD Wab Deb B 7ez
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and

Harbor gauges yesterday marked 235 feet. in
dicatlng a fall Of S foot during the last "a
hours.
Business along the Levee was up to the aver
age.
Weather cloudy. with showers.
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4s .......... s7A
1000 \ & W con
5000 y & W Poe
Coal IS -.
.9iiz9sin
1000 y p gen IS 75S
500 o r & y con
IS -...........i03
H.0O Reading gen
Is ...........9s4k
1900 Y @ W col
tr As ........ 81
1900 st L & 1 NJ
ref As -. Sc
5000 st L S w
LIST AZ -. 1914
1900 Do I'd inc Is
a
5000 $ A & A p
IS ..SsAG s9
1900 Seaboard As. s6Ih
n.0O0 5 Z Cal con
IS stpd .....IO9Z
1000 p LIST IS. .IO4h
2i2.o 200 L p cony Is
5000 wab deb Il s
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STEAMBOATS,.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

LEE LINE STEAMERS.
To Memphis, S7.OO-Round Trip, $1,000
Including Meals and Berth.
For Chester. Grand Tower. Cape Girardeau.
Cairo. Memphis. Helena. Greenville. Vicksburg
am hatcher taking freight for all way landings
ms side OF New Orleans and landings on Arkan-
sas River to Pine Bluff.
Heters Lee. Friday. August I. 8 D m.
Etes Lee. Tuesday. August .. 5 p. N.
rom whSrfhuat. foot 0f Olive ST.
PhSnes; Main 1305A: Kinloch A Ts.
" Z Aioiiz. Com. ACT. d. NJ. Connors. Gen.
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Local Renorf-

st. Louis. Thursday. July u. 1900.
S:5q Am. GEO p.m-
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BOND SALES AT NEW yoRu
First Call

New York. July s1.-Sales OF bonds v.r. n,,
here to-day as follows: MAJ
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Second Call.

2.60 Atch IS ..lO49IA l2eO0 K r "a a. SsI-
1l.O00 Do adj std s4.OJ0 Nex Cent 11ss 00H
s44a% inc .e-".Sssax
N'''" q &c. 1900 y T IS 49,. 754
NM lg28alO3 1900 y & W IS. 10I&
=" & + l con ~ 6.e0 y C & St L
300 Colo Sou As s6zs p eo Readinc -l5st
10000 G F / con. .IO4 70 900 81 - ''s
1900 Con Tob As. 2 m lbs
1900 C B 0 Is "O' 81 l. s Fl .snax
Joint ........ sc 1872 600 II p conv e'72e@
5000 Erie e m In 96I ' Z eon ISsri 5,o0x
10000 l. / ufd ..l02Iz 5000 wab DOR b-'s~
1900 Mex Cent 1s 7eE 67sk
n nm No, s2Har 1000 W N Y ist.. iisI
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z. J. HYATT.
Local Forecast Official.
River Forecast.
The river at ST. Louis will continue to fall.
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1900 Am Bike IS &C
1000 Atch adj stp %
1900 Il & o gold
As ...-.....l03dA
1000 can Sou 1st. los
1900 Cent Ga I'd
inc .........39HA
$1,000 c 3 . IS il 95A
5000 Chi Term 4s.
PSI. 900 C r I con IS
$1,000 Con Tob Is.
s7Na&
5000 bet Sou A.. S6A
1900 Erie LIST con
4s -.......... 99i.5
5000 Fit w & d
G LIST .......lI2h
1900 K c Fl S &
NJ AZ ....... 81
1000 X c Sou IS 72ls
$1,000 Mex Cent
4l3s G9S%
20. 600 Milw Gas 1t
4s ....-....956e5L
1000 VI K T % Is sGA
1000 DO st. L div
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RIVER NEWS.
Rise and Fall of the Rivers

For "a hours ending at Z a. m:
ST. Louis, Thursday. July 81. 1892.
Stations. Danger. Gauge Change.
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Rainfall inapprecishIs. -
sXhrnderkfnrmA 49,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-02-01
Sad Death Of Lite claire whlle.

A sad accident, resulting in the death
OF little Claire White, 5 years OF age, the
only son Of Representative and Mrs. j.
&. White of Ciarkia, occurred last Sat-
urday near Santa. while the family was
en- route 10 Pennington. The party
WAS driving ia sleigh. While driving
back into the road after having passed
a bare spot the sleigh siewed and over
turned. Little CiAirr, who WAS bundled
up in a quilt, fell a distance Of not over
three feet, but lie struck his temple on
the frozen grouAG' ard the jar burst a
blood vessel, causing his death. He
was Immediately taken to Mr. Renfro's.
about two miles from the scene OF the
accident, where everything was done to
resnscitate him, without avail. His
grandmother was Immediately sent for
and the body was taken to Pennington
for interment.
Funeral services were held in the NJ
L. church there Tuesday afternoon and
the ediice was, filed to overlooking
with relatives and friends. The body
lay IN a white casket ia bed of white
roses aud lilies, the casket being com
pietely covered with flowers presented
by the knights Of the MAeoasees, Mas
Ons, and personal friends.
Mr.. aud Mrs. White have the heart
felt sympathy of all 10 their double be-
reayement, AS it is only two months
since the death Of Mr.. Whites father.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-02-01

The board at this time passed the fol-
lowing resolutions:
BE 1t resolved. that the county sur
veyor. Wm. Ashley, Jr. be and he is
hereby required. to MAKE a fall report
to this board Of all the time that he
was employed in the transaction of
county business, and the fees received
during the year 1901 and appear with
same. before the board on the l0,h day
of Feb. 1902.
The petition of u L. Gotten, at al
for public road as follows: Com
menciug at the dividing line between
sections = and S, following the lake
shore in sections :, Up ~ Il. 3 w. ia n
southerly direction TO the road at the
head OF Echo bay, thence in a north
easterly direction through sections S
and IL. ending at the proposed county
road from Harrison, was approved aud
Geo. Cooper and Jos Boughton are
hereby appointed as viewers ON same.
The county Surveyor, Vim. Ashley, Jr,
and the viewers appointed are instruct
ed to view oRt aud survey said road
and make their report to this board.
The petition OF Chas. II, FosS ct al
Tor the appointment of J. A. Steinlain
as Justice of the peace for standpoint
precinct was approved,
At this time the board took up the
report Of election of road oyerseers aud
the following being on 6le were on mo-
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The CIaTks Fora, Towp,ite.

John Z. White, Northern Pacific
agent at Clarks Fork, was in town Mon
day looking after his land case at the
land Office. The case has been in liti
CATION for several years. 1t involves
Mr.. Whites homestead on which other
persons attempted to lay out a town
site. The case was finally decided IN
Mr.. Whites favor, but the secretary
wishes to have the equity rights of those
who built on the Land settled and this
feature of the case comes up before the
land Office in short time. Mr.. White
but recently returned from an extended
eastern visit to Washington, New York
Virginia and Tennessee.
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an three weeks our chubby little boy
waschanged 10y pneumonia almost to
skeleton, writes Mrs. ". Watkins, of
Pleasant City, o.. FA terrible cough set
in. that. in spite Of a good doctors
treatment for several weeks, grew worse
every day. We then used Dr. 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 lis the only
sure cure for Coughs, Colds and all Jung
diseases. Occur d'Alene Drug Store,
Clement wilkins, Mgr, guarantee salts
faction, 5)c, 81 90. Trial bottles free.
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CONTEST NOTICE.

DEPARTMENT or rHK INTERIOR.
L. 5. LAND OFFICE, CuEuH D'ALENK, IDAHO.
january IL. Iae
A sufficient contest affidavit having been nled
in this Office by William 3, noNsrI, of Ramsey.
Idaho. contestant, Sgsinst Hid entry No, SOS.
made July l. 1875, Tor $. \ y. T. Ia and lots
and Sec. 4 II. s. \. IA ". b. by Ned East
ahrook oOuivStee, ia WITCH Il Is alleged that
said EsStabruoS abandoned said hand IN the
spring OF 1876, that he newer established resi-
deace upon said stud that lie lelI said land and
the state oi Idaho, 10 the sprtag OF 1886 and
went to the state OF Washington, aud has never
returned 10 this state; that he never cultivated,
resided upon OF improved said tact that said
alleged absence from the land Was not due to his
service Ia the Uuited tates army or navy as OF
fcer soldier, sal or OF marine during the war
vii S.Sta or during amy other war in which
the Uuited States MAY have beeh engaged
said parties are hereby notified TO appear, re-
Spond AID Oitcr evidence touching said aliega.
tion 81 10 clQCk a. M on March {, isUs, be.
fore the Register and Kec liver at the United
STATES iand ONCE in Coeur 'Aleur. Idaho.
ian.iSteb.S-p A.. n BUDLONG.
Register.
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CONTEST NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR,
LAND OFFICE AT CdzUR D'ALENE, IDAHO

DEPARTMENT oF TIE INTERIOR.
LAND OFFICE AT Cd.UR D'ALKNE, IDAHO,
January IA, 1860,
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this Office by Louisa ID. Benham Of spokane
Bridge, Nash, eOut-stant, against homestead
entry No. iSs6. maze February II, lS1s, for T. 4.
5. W. y W. = =. T. = $ ", y. T. IA sec.
& TIP 80 Il W.. by William Brooks. eontestee,
In which it is alleged that said lillian BrcokA
never established his residence on said land
within the six months date o. entry, or at all,
and never Improved, resided HpoA or cultivated
said land in accordance 10 law, or at all. thai
the said " il lam Brooks has wholly abaDd0ned
said land and changed his residence therefuous
for more than six mouths immediately proceed
ing The date Of the fling this affidavit Of eou-
test. sud that for the past three years. the said
Brooks has been a re>idehi OF Keen county, Cal
fernid, and that his present address is OH Cen
ter, Cal, and that said alleged absence was not
due To his employment ia the army navy, or ma
ine corps OF the Unite States in ANY cspacity
during the war vita Sniia, or d lrtns any other
war In which the Quilted Stat $ may be engaged
SAID parties are hereby notified 10 appear, n
spORd and offer evidence touching said aIlega-
lions at 10 O'Clock a. IN. ON March To- lais
before the Register aud Receiver at the United
states Land Office In Occur d'Alene, Idaho,
%. II. BUDLONG.
jan Is tee.s-p Register.
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WI Il u.ALENE is a city Of ! oe'o
u population. beautifully situated Oh
a. an rf shore Ot the famous 1u0sF
.ft~ss .Aar - mlirs east Of Spokane
90 . tsaael Joe u lLe Northern facihe
.8r.s4 Isles u STEAMERS make Esga
h, ,rss fs..il slis e.ty up The lake TO The
h.al ~ lA, s4ll0a ~ TIC - Joe Ittef.
reasci =. ilsEltsVa with The rail
rsA as.s .a,9 tllc gold, siisef aud lead
nsrs Il.e y.sy ss 0Ae 81 Liav nosi
I'D ,.t. e. .rsugts la The ts0gthuS sg,
AZ !. tsg .a.as I4utv popular rseh year
,sye,A. auslug boating and bathing
.n,a-ts. as alA0sg NmltlesS- The
s,.t.fs f.-a4 sl.yay 10 niads ap u riea
.sssxs sasa. 4-as 2nd extensive foFests
a ,x.gu CO. cedar atsi iAmsFae.
sss tls r.A dcsliacd 10 buc0Raa a
n1sa.A+ -rH,rs iOg gar ps0daris
4 stses ea.as IAe bQs3heSs tara AID
xaskta.s ate yaseEFssssmg. and take
rs4t .1 HaAtas stS pace attractive
Tsrev ssv Cauteh oagansfatsosss
Nt-ad3, Ga. ,tysrsizn. i.plsoopAl ard
Eq@4a c4.4.Hc The fvctvs orders
Az SEE ts.fv.- .r4 by lodge zach 81
Nas.aa. u-l i,4gns. knights u i'ygh'
ga EsIg STAT. hAaEAtess u IL
A-aAa 4 d gfghc MAcrAb~'os. q 4
4 Aa1 - 81. Madrsu ApninaFu ~
t@r4a ara W Il thr " The estY
= sasgss3 pl,a sirssslx ligisgs. gv.aa
ss.e' u.fte ao elrsani Fahlic reago.
ssnsag. e. sav asssi. gwo GfNs eAaas
asSs.A sos; i4lns yards. etc. Thrfr
sis gts fss4 .Yasganltkrs se vttEaEs Ia
lcra.in - rss AHd sixsfslnc,d fafsn
ies MAaaA..usAos arr particularly Dc
n'rt And a'v sessrd extra isaasrmFass.
m s4eussr sfs srmPefAsr. atlh sse
sfs' "a. Cal 30 Hsutv abam5Aut cfups.
49, 1ts .ets arr itvv ftom c1gsvane
SOD y .i,sa location Zoe pfuf,Alslr
hrc'' ;' er .as securing slraA hpasns
eA- H~ i.Ea a sae Dosthwvss Thew
- A-uaF' a fcane hrsr smons a "a
'f-.en' t~aer in a besagltsl trE5ua and
n lar'aarataA.c climate
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-02-01
somsIhlns ,h., wln 40 70 g.,

we know Of no way in which .. can
y ., NOR" service 10 our reader, than
:, Vol 'h'm Of something that will be
W real good of them. For This reason
" want To acquaint them with Wha,
Wv consider Que OF the very best rene
",es on The market for coughs. colds
w NJ mat alarming complaint. Group
w We refer !" ChRmberlmn's Cough Rem
ivy, We have used It with such good
: ','"'' III our family so long that IL has
n,o''.'. household necessity. by its
prompt use We haven't any doubt bal
. ."a' u has time aud again prevented
o o,, The testimony is given upon
~" ,' own experience. aud we sneees,
,',"' our readers, especially those who
law, ave small children, always keep Il in
'"s,' MONIES rs safeguard against Group.
camden Is c. Messenger Forsw,n nv
Occur d'Alene Drug Co.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-02-01

\ FIRE which started in the butcher
shop of David Nevins, at St Maries,
last Monday. resulted in the destruc-
ton of the shop and general store Of
Joseph Fisher. The ire started from a
defective tlue and soon spread to the
Fisher building. Mr.. Nevins lost some
of his meat aud few goods were left
in Fishers store, bat most eff them had
been removed. Chas. Dumb, who had
rooms over the Fisher store, lost some
clothing and household goods.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-02-01

ton duly approved: Geo. II. Ross,
oFerseer road district No %; Geo. Col
mau, No. 0; f. G. Hubbard, No. IL;
Thosii'rophy, No. 2; A. n. Turnbul,
No. S6; Otto schilling, No. 81; sam
Thomas, No. 20; S. r. Burns, No. 90;
Martin Gilbertson, No. II; g. r. Horn,
No. -; ~ Il. Hess, No. sS; VIM. Tur-
ner, No. 1.
Upon petition district road oyerseers
were appointed as follows: Fred Guett
schen. No. So; Thos. ". Mills, No. IS;
d, n. Peterson, No. "a; VI. A. IIicky,
Mo. %.
At this time the board adioarned to
Monday, Jan. q.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-02-01
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
RESUME OF THE PROCEEDINGS
hhs hoard In Regular Quarterly Session
Bills Allowed aud BiIIs Reiset.a-
Contract Made with Northwestern
h"mstiadiRE Association for Care Of
IndiEent Children.

Thursday, Jan. %, the board Of eoun.
~ commissioners met at 10 o'clock
a. m. persuant TO adjournment and af-
Ter approving minutes Of previous day
adjourned until 2 O'Clock, p. N.
Al the assembling Of the board al 2
O'Clock p N. the official bond Of ". +.
Whitaker as justice of the peace OF
standpoint precinct was approved.
The following bills were, after due ex.
animation. allowed and the auditor is
hereby authorized to draw warrants for
The several amounts allowed AS follows !:
Charles ocallaghan. fees as J. Of ..... $50 aj
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-02-01

'raund hAs leou btrEcu fas Tie C.ad
bellows ucE bali a, liaaucm Fefrr B.
no building ~ili be located centrally.
Facing on Main street. and uili cover 4
'1''' ''Fi" 'o"i Tho lawer story.
witch Vii b~ usri as a public hail uill
= ne entire length. bu, tho upper story
WI D. 81 feet shorter Thrrr will 10
,'' Two ''"rio'. with high ceilings says
Tho Herald.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-02-01

Inc petition of William A. Iinrdick
ana Others 10 change the name of Mark.
am precinct to Laeled precinct was laid
over for action at the July meeting.
The petition Of 4. 5. Campbell and
Others for the appointment of WIN. A.
Burdlek as justice of the peace of
Markham precinct was approved.
The petition of S. ". Avery and
Others for the appointment OF Henry
Sehmallhausen as justice Of the peace
for Harrison precinct to Gil the vacancy
created by the resignation of IL. o.
thompson, was approved.
A petition for the appointment of
Thomas Whelpley AS oyerseer of road
district No. 40, was approved.
The petition Of d. c. Arnold. Harry
Payne and others for new ferry boat
on the Occur d'Alene river on the liar
risoh ferry road was rejected for the
reason that the present ferry will an
swer for time yet if repaired.
The petition Of l.. L. Girard and
others for new road district formed
out Of a part OF road district No. % was
rejected for the reason that the propos-
I'd boundary Of the new district is too
indefinite.
The petition Of George Il. Welch and
Others for the appointment of Robert
Scllemline AS overseer of road district
No. 10 was approved
The application Of Samuel Young to
purchase the county's interest. in and
70 lots Il. Is and 10 OF block p. in the
town OF Post Balls, was approved aud
the assignment ordered to be made
upon payment Of the amount due the
county.
And at this time the board adjourn
ed untile Saturday the 25ih, at 10 a. m.
Board met saturday morning. Min
utes Of Fridays meeting read and ap
proved
The board opened the bids for the
keeping OF the county hospital for the
ensuing wear, which bids were AS fol-
lows Mrs A Harrington. $500; 5. F..
Rhodes, $500: Mrs. Harriet l.. Raynor.
$l6a; : + and Rose Balkow, 500; j.
W. Conklin, $50; Mrs. Geo. Polar,
$40 2; John G Koch S6i5: after duly
considering the bids, tbs contract was
awarded TO J. " Conkiin, the present
keeper, as his. former services have
proven satisfactory and lie furnishes
cows and a team.
The bids fer burying the decreased
county poor were opened aud ;. Back
bid Sl4; C. d. Kiophf bid $40 This
matter WAS lld over fog further con-
sideration.
The petition Of L. T. Dittemore w.
i Wahl aud others for the appoint
meat Of I. G. Brophy as overseer Of
road district No 20 was approved
The Bill OF :he kootenai Trading Co.,
for merchudise furnished IN small pox
cases amounting TO Sll % was allowed
The following bills were rejected the
same being bills incurred in a case of
small pox said to be in koo.enai coun-
~, GA the st. Joe river, for the reason
that the board has no knowledge OF
who authorized said bills:
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-02-01
EsTRAY notice.

Foiice is hereby giTen that have taken up
al my farm eight mills southeast Of Rathdrnn,
hOC tenai county. Idaho, the following deserised
estray: One red and white heller, two years
Old with no brands visible. said animal, was
taken mp by me ON December n, I9I
The owner Of said animal can have possession
Of the same by ca ling at my place and paying
charges aud proving his property.
jan.lifebl-p MATT GLEASON.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-02-01

To ee'i a'.a u-azi famous camr.onud
~ tr u"t,3 {" cofsqars schrs and ash
PA.H' '4fra r4ts. heals barns ard
u''''ea. 'nt-iasa Inflammation. masters
pt."sr N',i''s - tates aoid yvasly
works ue"arfs .D bss.s. alesis. isgoass
aS'u ofUPi'"''s x carcs 81 uo BAY
- at 'orn' 4 \irus lgne ~loev. Clem
sui Wilkins. ust
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-02-01

SaIOOn license DOnds OF u m. McNaI-
ter. Of 81. Maries; O'Brien & Stacey, of
Clarks Fork were approved.
The petition Of NJ. \. Murray, A.
Newcomb. et al for the appointment of
:. II. Moore, as overseer or road dis
trici Ne. IS, was approved.
The report of Thos. ". Mills as over
seer Of road district No. Is was approx
ed.
The saloon license bond of Albert <
Aunis, of Hope WAS approved.
The following bills were taken up
and after due consideration allowed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-02-01

h1'ing tho Winter 81 lsas I v,, :,
,''a' W my i'inis, TO FAC, all over nv
'.''' ihA' ! could hardly hobble areand
"''h bought bottle Of Chamber
.''' F''n Balm From the an, an.
p''Ai'on began 10 &c, well. and wa.
-, .'',' ana nave worked steadily al the
y'a'.-R Wheeler. Nofihwood n Y
~ sa's ny c''"ur d'AIenc Drug Co.