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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-15

krrEna tas W pTtNF RrFE-t
The sensational papers, along with
their noisy degradation OF the profession
into . Vulgar commercial trade. taught
several useful lcssons. They enormously
wioened tbs area OF newegaper infusucs.
They discovered hsthsrto fcrgottsn rasi-
lions OF re&ders- Tasy proved the Pc ei-
siiiiy OF profitable 0ae-ceas F~psrx- They
broaghs about the 1rxsnlxsssca Of pr0ss-
able sdvsrtisssg.
Waite taay were s1sktsx she sasrtssS
ucrxIsSts aaoarn. tssy wsrs ts@ehinx
mes wso we're xg5alag - pgSsS ~ te~sr
lessons BE wxy 10 Esxxs isarsxgAsza e1ss
more ns~fus sne sasr~ prS1sshas sssa Il
hsa ever ssza- Tssy were sr@ssag asw
Hescs ef szaasGcx sRe OF Aneoszx-
Nos. - 9 presep<sen fsst exa Go an
hoaorasls xze fmgSrssss servsre 70 80
ciesy becomes aA.o pro5sssae. 4 s@~s=sss
Increasingly attractive 70 sErc~x E~a.
Tee period az the g-xss easter--tAs zasn
vito carried ca q pxray eaA&ss every
zerstnK. and gave hls rsscrrs q ssrs 90
eontiaaess xs&1tsscehsi s~rfszmsne~ -
past.
Tao esy cs stss s@SsstsSsN4 parax A-s
IN pss~sng--tbe man wse so&sss % sis
pspeFis csyculataoa Hnd Of kss charsl is~--
heesnss ether sorts Of SET e0ns<sszs rnts-
liossir~s ALEC bsve risen 10 pay BIS sorrr
raanes anc ths nswsgspxr srsww3Et -
eeasing TO attract atssstsoa-
Neaswhiie ths caasSsensiaas. wslE-
eQCippsd army Of ssxh-salnsse nsa $40
prseitcs tie Psose@s.on h sHegNsxssg
every year.
TIE trsfh s.. Journalism As sass new
becoming .sE ~ dr., tsase ssstinsssy 80
inesp~sasa; and attractive prufss~sos-
II yet sesEs a better esprit de corps. a
sense Of professional dignity. ana relief
from the qascxs sad the load s6v@nsarsrs
OF tae craft
Thsvs 10 need, too, Of stfll higher pay
to tho-e that write we'll, and o; more
stable conditions Of employment. Bat
these conditions are foiiowing the usore
szss'e prosperity that tbs business Is
taking 90.
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maine,s omcsaI Vote.

The complete official vote OF the
State IN the September election has
been complied by Secretary Paring-
ton of the executive council. The
total number OF votes cast Tor Cover
nor was i10,S37, divided MS follows:
Hill, republican, IS, $50; Gould, demo
crat, SO ,3as; Perrigo, prohibition, A.
3T6; Charles Fox, socialist, 1878.
The total number Of votes cast in toe
State by the respective parties FOR
sheriff were: republican, 81, T2g; dem
ocratic, 42, 4ss; independent, 9 .s05
1t is noted thar all the republican
candidates for sheriff received IL lie
less votes than did the republican
candidate for governor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-15

"HEREAs. Jeanne 4, Blake zad Assas.
w tHs O. BisAe. Of orssnd. Hsncoe soa ~.
ty, Maine. By their moftxsee deed dslse ~ ~
21kh day OF July. 1909. Asd Nceofdea ~ - ~
registry q deeds for said Hancock Comfy. -
book $50. page ss, conveyed 10 the backs r. -
Lean ans Building Association. cor 49, ~
established By "a. aud having lis RlsSs ~
business 81 bucksp0rt. county and -.
aforesaid. csrtAfn parcel Of rial estate -
nsfed in szkd OriAnd and bounded - toitygssa
Cosnns4 nSfns on the southeast corner - -
81 Albert GfemeHts On road te4dtns % -.
wosths thence by said Ciemfsfs l1nd aosl1sss
esly eight reds ihence easserly psraAiei 80 -.
tbs read seven and one half rods morr q - -
TO land Of j. p HsFriua&A ~ bolt tnq -.
scathzFiy eight rods te the ROAD 20 ~ 80
holti thsnee westerly on tne Fu@d Aoont 49, go
and oas- half rods % the place OF oegt ~
1o4ei her vita the hafiaings thereouf 49, ~
said Backspart Loan and hatiasng Ass9 80
saon on ths thirtesn sh day Of M2y. q 9. U.s. -,
daiy assigned said mortgage 70 me. shs III
fersiEned, and whereas the cenditlea ~ s1 ~
mortgage has neen broken. now. therefore, y
reason ~ the breach CT the ccaditton tnefsV''
elAim y foreclosure Of said nostsass-
AkHius r. S0FEA,
By O. p. Cunnfnz h&azs BIS stAy-
bsckspoFt, ocs- y. 1884,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-15

Il feel zs Il shoaia ~ 10 pieces How often
these words &re On wenzn's lips Thxy en-
press 70 the ustsrm0sf tAe nerve rseke1 condition
Of tAx body. whtch makes life 4 daily martyr.
dom.
II tsis condition bad come suddenly u would
have been ankEMrabbe- kas tire transition wss
grsdu4i- A isztiz more strain each day ca the
yreryes. A little more drs1m each day Of fhe VI
Dkltfy. Aay woman weuhd be glad 10 Be I'D ot
such condition. Every woman tries 10 be rfsl
Of f.. Thousands Of sach wa1sn hsse bees
cared BY lsr. Pterrc's trezfsssar With his ~Ezv-
eriss Prescription when local Gscsors had en-
gsrefy failed b. cure.
~fsFerf:s Prescription contains ne oPsam,
cocafns Or other narcotic
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-15


A pretty wedding occurred At the Cath
ole church at an O'Clock this afternoon,
when Carrie T., younger daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Roderick Mcdonald, was united
in marriage to David w. Carney, Of this
city.
The ceremony vas performed By Rev.
j. ID. o'Brsen. A large num Der Of relatives
ard friends were present.
The bride wore very becoming toilette
OF brown cloth and velvet, With ha; to
match Mis-. Kats Mcdonald. ths brides
sistar, wss bridesmaid, and Arthur r. Nc
Donald, g brother. was best man.
The young couple have the best wishes
of large circle OF friends. They received
many useful and beautiful gins a. EVIL
dence OF the este~m in which they are
held.
They Win at once begin housekeeping
IN the Rove house on Church street.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-15

The literary and scientific world
loses valuable contributor in the
death OF Ciarence E. Pullen, who died
suddenly ia Bangor ,ast Wednesday
MIR. Pulien was hfty-two years old.
He was 4 distinguished graduate OF
the Massachusetts, Institute of Tech
nology. He made his mark "a civil
engineer In the West. dis taste for
literature led him in recent years to
writing, more especially for news
papers and magazines, and be was re-
garded ms q writer OF great ability,
One of his sisters is the wife OF DR..
III. G. Vaughan. former editor oil
TIE AMERICAN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-15

Hon. s. J. Chadbourne, deputy sec
Rotary os State, died at his home In
Augusta, last Wednesday, aged
seventy one years. Ee had been in
the public service AZ the State capitol
over sixty three years, and was an
official whom everybody respected
and loved. Arthur /. Brown, for
meriy clerk In the Office OF secretary
of State, now postmaster at Belfast,
has been appointed TO the otties
made vacant by Mr.. Chadbourne'
death.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-15

Names Grand Old Man, ex-Chief
Justice John A. Peters, Of Ellsworth,
OF Bangor, Of Maine. of wherever
good cheer abounds, observed his
eightieth birthday last Thursday
Oct. 9. He WAS, as be well deserves,
the recipient OF scores Of congrstnla-
tory messages.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-15

George T. j. Stewart, OF Pennsyl-
wanna, is the new commander-in-
chief OF the Grand Army OF the Re-
public, and william NJ. DIN, of Mass
achnsetts, yice-commander.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-15

Maine newspaperdom is extending
the glad hand to Edward II. Kelley,
the able managing editor of the Ban
gor CoEnsaerctai, upon his marriage,
which took place last Wednesday, Oct.
s. The bride Is Carolyn Estelle Bars
tow. Of Brewer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-15

THE season for egg-iaying contests is
now on, and our columns SIRE open for
records. r. A. Bopxsy, OF North Esis-
worth. is the first 10 enter the lists. He
reports that bis fsoek OF ninety hens have,
since Jan. 1, 1909, and TO ocs. ]. laid
Il, $50 eggs. Sextl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-15

THE undersigned hsrshF gives nostrs that
j. be IA. contracted Tor considerations,
fer the support 81 ats fHth@r. JOHN NJ. fso2t,
AZ the hoEnf q tbs uA6efsi4Hed- lie shese-
fore faFhiGs ell p~ ss1as fs0an f8xnsshlnE xup-
piles Of haFbsFfag hira 10 sAeir h1asss, en hgs
aeesHnss rs be saIl pap mo hills 80 esatfac9sG.
Il. y. E0wx.
Southwest Hsshos. Me. Jaly -, iez9
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COUNTY GOSSIP.

Bar Hsrbor Ia stun dsllying with the city
charter question. Public opinion seems
to be about equally divided. A uasss
meeting Is soon to be called, and the
matter pat to the voting test.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-15

HAsreaa. Dcesh has AgAin entered oar kP.
worth league ard rem0wci frem car mitst oar
h<lssea sister. Mrs Ne<tis Brsaas. therefere Is
Resolved. That 10 Tbs death 81 ear sister We
have ioss verthy mswoss. eus who VIII
t,e greatly missed IN eur social service.
Resolved. rhAs We exteaa 70 she serssxcss
family The = npasi.y % car lsAxHs- sHe raal
her esiidren fseg shsf she is not ds&d bat gose
heferr. and be comferfea BY tbs Aessran1S shas
The ptvins Master dyssa al ssiags veil
Deceived. That osr ehsFssr be drsP@d 30
ncarntne fos thirty days. ara. tkss page 10
eur record seeT he sssvus~i 10 her nssory.
MES. FLokEscx A. BLafspsIt,
Nfss yASsEa " rowxa.
Aiss AlssFx E- WOODS.
Commlssee % resoizsioae.
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spstiaI yaiirrs.
-fA.s%NE,
NOTICE..

~~-~-~~~-~~r~N-fs~re@A-~ -N-r-r~~1
NOTCH.
piCkkp up adrfft soatheasf from Daek Is
land. Me. Abona 4 talies. Oct. q one 1884,
fcoS dory, sew. painted yellga. t~o t.bs
uawi, tive o1eys painted black. tso Anchors
etc Owner eAn have sane b. proving Prop
Oct -. fea- IManset' Ne.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-15

NE wish 70 HhAnk oar kknd friends aasi
w aeixhbsEes fer sseir help ana sympathy
n tbs loss sAa bereavement az 9ar daughter
and sister.
Ma Ann Mas. GEoasa j. warrsxrm
Mk- ksn Mas AKfaGR WaIr.xxR.
4zss LzI4k&s NRfT42KR.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-15
WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER Is, 1907.

Now that the Little6eld assault
mystery is solved, Hancock county
can resume the discussion OF the Sarah
Ware case Le1cistoa Josarnai.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-15

The lady fingers the baker makes arc al
dpgprs and no tsuusAs
A N~G Orsesns bird fsncier says that
patu'ar opinion v all mrong ssoat geese.
Tss gec-@e, be ADDS. il one OF the sssiest
fas u to train and enc OF the brightest.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-15

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the CO. p&rt.
~ nership heFstsforr existinx hetween Y n
Eonners And W. w. NAcaAnf. aAkely doing 5nsf-
ness Al sorrenso, HAnecck eounty, MAipe
under xhs nfyA name AnH s4yle OF &. n. Cen.
Bere A Co. Is thls DAY dissolved bT mafnAl
e9nsent. aad fns sasa con2nt sithdFa~s frosn
sAi6 hrru. The huslnesx will be carried an h,
the s2ke r. a. Connsrs who is authorized and
agrees 10 collect ali a<eoants Ans said Arm
Ane 10 PaF AL bills " n. CoMNEEx.
W W. CozA3x-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-15


sunrtse CosnxiI Ne. q. D. Of l.. passed. III
fei3swsnz resolutions
wAsrsas. Tie seprvms Cssef Of tbs aSi
verse In Ha iaaniss wt~aoua. hssinx rsmevssi
froa our earthly eeancii 10 the celestial eessefi
car SISTER. Anna ssashoT-e.
Resoleed. Tsss Il Is but snss tribute 10 the
aemerv OF The Departed 70 pstiss'y express re.
srvs fer her rrss0vsi frex eer nasssf-
ResssrsS. TIA. wc ssseersty eondsis ws.h tbs
family Of IN dece~scsi Ia ne eis5~asssson VITA
whteh n has ptesssa ne rttvise Prostience "
60 sasiss th<n. and oornnssna them for oonsoia
sseu 10 Him wso VII pas ueshias uron az Ina,
we are unable - lear.
Rss~ircd. Taaf cary % tke~~ resrlasless
he sess 10 the fsniay Of eur acceAs~si sister; 9
ecpy srrcsa Epon sur Fscassss. and COPY -su'
% TEN EtIswoMrH AssKIsss for pushes
tsoa-
NRs- MALE Lsssoxo.
NRs EfstH SsfEY.
CaAsLEs Hxsf.
Gcmmsttes or reselafisas.
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Esna

- ~ a4 .stssrss>esSsrss-sN=-A - =
HorsE en- oak - krFsy 10 GEcAax w
Ii swEva, Esisw~gs b. NJ.
H0usEs~Twu ag-stairs trnsrnsntss oas
III on spring 81. iAe other on Haae1eg 81.
Apvly 10 Mss. y. :. Rows. EIia~ufsA.
STuRE- Boosas-arss Seer aad bzas pss al
- In &&sWEae hfceG on state street. anSfl
rerSnfly accspssA ~ tAs HAsceck taanay
Pnsttshirg Ca fngalfe 81 f1Rs n. REoMsx.
sxsnt. IN ths s4sse sasidsags
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-15

Fs e@esaf aefAsvSss fer tAs sgafs - Na&nc.
ee@sss ~ Hsaeeck. ssAsnsAfps " Ls zaasas.
HaAeoeA. Sra @&flB ad pksa Msats9n Ne. =.
nNER three thousand acsez Ia Cuntca3r-
~ eus Park have b@rA haFmed to glacial
deposits. clay strata OF rock bo4tcas. de-
mznd exs&pt1on from taxe8 on tails Aasftn
property fof one hnadred years.
4ARY q. FKETz ApxvIs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-15

Last Saturday evening at North Bay
L@@s wsrs qai@tty married In the
presence of tsw frtends. The ceremony
wxs performed by Rsv. J. p. sisnon;on.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-15
argisIa,iss Sstirt.


ME tbs Hnderssgne4 selecsmen q TIE
w towr Of Ofi2u6. shall petition the next
Legislature Cor change in the existing esh
Lao On EastsEa river IL ths town a Orland
FL. n. prsnaz
T. @. SuGnKx.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-15

Ths nsa Nir suecaeGs IN getting things
to corse nix wsv generally mskes sure By
g0sug out Gts6 sneeting them.
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spala! Ns!lsss.


no nnt tFssp4ss 10 C9akrularax Fkrk.
~ demand ps1tce9soa 80 klfe &as1 property
fFens tAr cezR9y 81 MAncnek. the stats q.
N2lae. aud tAs Caltsd statee az Ansertez.
Mssx e. Fgsrx Arsr1x.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-15

rI,Hk subscriber hereby stses notice 80
Il be has been aniy Apposistea Aen.ltss,s1
iass % Edea. liz the eonnty Of h4Eeess'
deceased. snd Eisen beads - the lsN aifes 49,
All persops hAflEx demands against the -
t4ts % said deceased are desired 70 pssssss-s
Ihe same TOE settlement. 1ad All iRnee-e1
thereto are requested to make nAy ms ~ ~
sa@seiSsely - SakEtEs n Las ''N@
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-15

THE Subscriber AeFssy gives z9iiee ,hsa
tos 81 thx sntzts az Jazsss a. HAteh, AZ
% C@sstBe. ia the cnnnty % hsaepsA'
deceased. and gissa soaas a. shs lAs drives
All paFxoas saving demands agAtnst TIE g.
tale ef said s3sSezxr4 are desired 20 pfeseHs
sAe ns1as fnF sstkiana4at. aE1 All faeep-ee
tbsreto are requested % sake gsYEsst sA''
s1edi&Aelga taMCeA- W f&fNkt'
October Z t&4
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-15

IL OBS S--As a hsrEzln. pairs t2fxn h~ssres
III mx4x&tnx ffom t.&a 10 - fh8s bHek.
SeArass hsxTY carts heavy slessss sag
cnsttei ! saFysfs alas sietghes panga. egst
~Agoaa. 6gssie 2as ssnkis harnesses Gail
Aad sse thesn- J. J. AoK&hF~s Water Hafs
h..f Ne
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-15

rtrHE sAescssocr herSHy gives nesiee thai
u BE hiss been eaiy sPqalHtsa Al aims
srssur q tAe nsssxe - lssseeA stAnsneid.
late - Hiuehffl. IN tbs eoaHsF Of h4neoc l.
decreased. ssa sgsea bssads a. shs ls@ &sFeels-
All psfsans hasing dsmaads ssaiasi tAe s.,
tate 90 saan Decreased are destrcd 50 pfrAsa
tns same Ter sSstkeasxat. 3a6 All tndse-e1
thereto are requested 10 assss pay nc ~ I'm
ussEAAsT{y. kEl4s STsSsFtAL1-
October 2 ts9
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-15

~~-~-sH~ss f@S>~eA~ 4-sssr'-aaee ~-~ss~~---
To al p@r4uMs intsrrs1ss IN either % the -.
tstTs h3te3Hef4er ss1axd.
Al EsoAsss eeErt AsiA a. Elissofsh, Ia ssd
TOE The e0aHts - HssStses. on tAs sstsstk
dss of nesne~r. a. a, tsa2.
sIrHE fssaswipE msalteFg having sssu pre-
II seated tor kns &Et1ug tAfseBrcn s9FesE.
after iassae4tS8. u IA hTesay csasre9 tsat 20
s4es saNFe0t b. sSxsn 10 aii persons Interested,
" easing eeFy 81 saia er&cf 20 ss Eas-
slahsa ahrer ws~ka saecesNsvsly ts the Els
NcfgA sa.sftEAa~ 4 axsspspxf pEeaissF3 Al
( Ellsworth. In salt e0watrs ssat thsy aAE ~
pear ~ = probate soaft - be eess a. k!lt.
rvfth, ia sasa eoasty. On the sSaFse sAy -
fossae<sa, Aaa be beard tAsrs@E " sssy zee
czH#e.
Isaae w. GrAas. izas n gliseorah. la ahi4
rozsty. dsSeaesa. a eessAia IEstfssHsai PSI.
sstd 8sezassa, InxrsAsr witA psslsies tot pre-
Qfans. the ssexatxks tksresa sased.
Jmssgsfaw Is. MssS4It. late - psdh&rn, -
said Sssafy. drcx@sesa- F@taiAnn taes esa-
~paa n. lssFs - soese eshsf szskAsis pcften
may - aF2~imas1 AamtHsssrsteF 81 tAs estate
0f sale aFe1 &sea. RfweRNleA pF n. l. E@efet
q xfvstkss ~ ezle SsessNrA
M4Ek AAIsh. tsSs ~ Nasksee, Ia sad seaas5,
asew&sass. parss aerauAt 81 ThenA& r. Has,
atsmiaissrstor, 1irS fas sSttlea1est-
&eean Lord. tste o. Ellsworth "a sAsl
caaMsy. aeeeaNsd. F4u6i scea1at 81 FrsHk >
Lara. aanasaistrascF, Assa tef sstatssssui. a.,
mary C. James. tsss II ksisaSfsai is s@sS
0stsoW@. administration. sled Ter sstiiessthi.
wssser n. klgAaraaru- lstS ~ M Dessvss
IN s4sd eo@aAv, deceased. klrss sccusEs o. ~.
l. Afisn. administrator, fiea fsT ssssastarHiss,
s2isl Fsssess lsis q Acast Desert n 80
p. Fastrs. admtnlssresos, alsa tas setilsassns-
u. y. CTN&fSN1fAM. Jgdge % SAID Ne4ft-
A tFus Sogg. &ssast1--4Ass. r. IspaN. Nesi'Ne''
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7I-2 n. p. Gasoline Engine.

Weed srAEse tsp Sac liable. All ATuss eFNsss
est sac ssaxh. ~N8&g saw mkarfine ~ps~i
tkAsHw isx1s n. tAFs pesse ssscAg2 Mo@1 k&t34e
spgsssiies. Sapk5srr ssth spSsnssf SEATS All b
1ssd ae9aSF. EszNNn fnT e~lAsnE, ATT 70 Sass
h1eSsssss. Isaac l. HufesNfSz EltkHos5A. Nc
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frrsalr.

s-~~~---~~.> ---~~-~~f>seN r@H>~~~~~1~~
I-ARM - ahs late c&sssn cnegiEs sisaass1
II In thu village % tAssasae. Coed naSme
sag Geld % AbSst Ice acres. also SOD sof sed
Inasssi bed. sFFly 10 Fsssg l. Horssiss.
LanaD5ne
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-15

Mannlng llIoes. Ellsaorll. Me.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-31
IDAHO cLEAN,Ncs.

The Kendrick Water COMPANY will
improve the waterworks as soon as
spring opens.
The county assessors of the state
met in Boise on January q to agree
upon reform assessments in the
state.
The board OF commissioners paid
over $500 out of the bounty fund for
coyote pelts this season.
Senator Dubois bill granting 10000
acres of land in Idaho to aid in the
maintenance and enlargement OF the
Idaho soldiers and sailors home, was
favorably reported on.
David b. Baldwin, a pioneer OF
Grangeville. died recently. aged II
years. He served for many years as
deputy marshal in Idaho and Montana
during the territorial days.
There are still stored at Kendrick.
awaiting shipment, about ninety car
loads of wheat, according to the ware
house men, and shipments OF grain
are being made as fast as cars can be
obtained.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-31
OREGON NOTES.

Hog cholera has made its appear
ance near Pendleton.
Grain shipments from Portland dur
ing January promise TO break all rec
ords
The First National bank of Pendle-
ton has received new charter from
Comptroller Ridgeway. which extends
its corporation life twenty years
longer
Bennett Thompson, who was SEN
fenced at Portland to twenty years In
the penitentiary for highway robbery.
claims that he had held IN no less
than 80 people in that city during the
past three months.
Larry Kelly, the notorious snug
gler. who was arrested recently with
$500 worth OF opium in his possession.
WAS today sentenced to six months in
the county jail by Judge Beliinger of
the United States court
The members OF the Indian Presby-
terrain church at Pendleton have sub
scribed 5000 towards a new building TO
be erected during the present year. 1t
is TO cost $4,000. assistance to be
given by the Presbyterian board of
church erection.
Attorney J. E. Bean, who is stock
Inspector. has made his annual report
on the sheep industry in the state of
Oregon for the year 1901. January l.,
1901, there were 21s.700 sheep in the
country, and on the same date in 1902
the county had 241.7oo. showing an in
crease of $4,000 head over the previous
year. Out Of these 1000 are now being
fed for the market
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-31
A letter from warrens states tina.

A letter from Warrens states tina.
Frank Stoakley. a native OF Switzer-
land, left the comp a month ago
for his ranch on Elk creek on the
south fork OF the Salmon river, and It
is feared he has met his death In the
deep SHOWS OF that rough section.
The Lewiston bank has won first
round in legal fight against the city.
The court also held that change of
grade must be established by official
action before the city can be held re-
sponsibIe.
The following postmasters for Idaho
have been confirmed by the senate:
ID. c. Leg, Rexburg; A. Frost. Ward
ner; ]. c. CARRIER, Grangeyille; F. G.
Hayerman. Salmon; NJ. J. Gray, ST. An
thony. and ID. Mason, Occur d'AIene.
During the. month ending January
taxes TO the amount of $54,776.4 40
were collected at GrangeyiIle. The
total OF the delinquent list is t9013.2S.
The total revenue for 1901 was $685.
777.20. about 1900 more than for
1900. when the delinquent list aggre-
gated s9953.7s.
In the case Of the state OF Idaho vs.
the Union Central Life Insurance
company. an Ohio corporation, ap-
pealed from Bingham county, the SUI
preme court has handed down a decis-
Ion affirming the constitutionality of
section 1914, revised statutes. This
is the section that provides for the
collection OF a license from bankers,
money lenders and others.
Eight cars OF machinery for the saw
mill which J. w. Prestel & Sons. OF
Michigan. will build in Payette. will
arrive there shortly. The mill will be
one OF the best in the west II will be
what is called a double plant, having
both band and circular saws. Its ca
pacity will be 100. 600 feet a day. The
firm lis having built storage pond. in
which 27.0o0. 900 feet of logs may be
placed Al time.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-31
INNING NEWS OF THE WEEK
Interesting Items of Miscellaneous
Nature Gathered Daring the Past
Week-New Districts C0ning 10
the Fsont-Ainins Accidents asA
PersoAals.

Estimates of the mineral products
OF the United States, which have just
reached the treasury bureau OF sta,
tistics. Indicate that they will exceed
In nearly every particular those of
any preceding year. Not only will
they exceed those OF any preceding
year, but exceed In nearly every case
those OF every other country. In gold.
In silver, In iron, In steel. in copper,
In coal. and In mineral oil the pro-
ducts OF the United States in 1901
exceeded those OF any other country.
and in every instance except possibly
copper. surpass the American record
In any preceding year.
The estimates OF gold and silver
production are from the mint bureau
and those OF pig iron. copper. coal and
mineral oil from the Engineering and
Mining Journal. These estimates put
the gold production OF 1901 al sso.2is.-
500. against s7s.i7i. 900 in 1900. 1xhlch
was the highest record in gold pro
duetion that the United States had
ever made They put the silver pro
duetion OF 1901 NJ 5s.65s.7ss ounces,
against 5T.s74.0oo ounces in 1900. The
pig iron production is estimated at
l5.soo.ooo long tons. against 1879 s42
long tons In 1900. in which year the
figures exceeded those Of any proceed.
Ing year. The coal production is esti.
mated at 267.s5o.ooo long tons. against
zto.ss5.si7 long tons in 1900. the year
OF highest production heretofore. OF
petroleum the production is estimated
NJ $1,000 900 barrels. or ARIA 900 900
gallons. against 2.ssi .ss5. SIS gallons
in 1900. the year Of largest production
heretofore.
OF copper the production is estl-
mated at $4,000 600 pounds. or 2s5..
sz5 long tons. or abou, 5ee0 tons below
the ngures Of 1900. copper thus being
the only item In the entire list which
shows for 1901 smaller figure OF pro
duesicn than that OF last year.