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New-York tribune., 1902-06-18
THE STROLLERS' ENTERT4INuENT

Pleasures of the play in the form of drama tic
composirion which il listed : a near opera
teraned the Srollcrs at their clubhouse last night
Round Herald square the title of the piece
the book for which written by Rupert Hughes
and John l.. Golden. Songs and original music were
the work Of the latter As the title shows. the
scene OF the opera laid in Herald Square and
at the present time The following took part in
the production: Walter Fairman Dyett. Howard
IIreenley. William Duncan Preston. Edward Jerome
Rice Henry Colt Mortimer, jr.. Charles II. Wood
ruff. jr.. Lindsey Tappin, Edward Faes Coward
Otho Gushing. Arthur Davis Benson. Edward Pear
sail Field. Edward Henesey and Robert c. Wat
A chorus of characters that frequent Herald
Square presented by Arthur b Alexander, ].
Gerald Bernhard. Edgar b. Carroll, John l.. Golden,
Louis Moore Kinds. Alexander N. Orr. jr. Clarence
Radcliffe, Robert J. Webb and William T Wood
In addition TO the opera. what was termed the
Pleasures OF Pan was furnished by Karl kapossy
and band of Hungarian musicians. Pleasures of
ping pong were also heavy favorlte in the even
inSs entertainment an exhibition match between
Norman De Mauriac and Theodore. l.. Bogert being
played. This the nineteenth add last 'Roister'
of the Strollers TOR the present year.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-18
POLICE IN HAYMARkE Ell
INSPECTOR HARLEY ARRESTS WALTERS
OVER ACTING CAPTAINS HEAD

Police Inspector Harley, with Detective Sergeant
Caruz and half dozen plain clothes men, last
night went over the head of Acting Captain Dillon.
who is in command of the West Thirtieth-st sta
tion. in the absence in Europe on his vacation OF
Captain Sheehan, and arrested five walters IN the
Haymarket. No. 49s Sxth-ave., on charges or
violation the liquor tax law.
The arrests were made on warrants ISSUED oS
MAGISTRATE Mayo in the jefferson Market Police
Court Against Alfred Howard waiter, OF NO.
PIP Eighth-ave.. were four warrants, each charg-
ing a specific violation of the liquor tax law De
tectivc Ayres alleges that June u and lS he
purchased whiskey in the Haymarket from Howard
in prohibited hours. Ayres IS also the complain
against Andrew Corcoran. waiter, of No
551 West Forty-fourth-st. who was arrested on
warrants charging the same offence.
Charles Murphy. OF No. 1904 Amsterdam ave :
Frederick Clements. OF No. 2C94 Eighth-ave and
Richard Thomas. OF No G42 EIeventh-ave were
the other walters arrested.
Inspector Harley and his nen have been active
for time in the Tenderloin, and have been
particularly watchful around the Haymarket. OF
which Edward Z. Corey is the proprietor;
The arrests were made IN the dance hall, ana
of the behind the bar were molested
The inspector was asked If he had any evidence
against Corey of violation of the liquor tax law
but he said he had none that liquor had actually
Detective Maher. sheehan's wardman. is in Eu-
rope his wedding
Deputy Police Commissioner Thurston was at the
station when the prisoners were being aTFalGned-
by Corey for an all night license for the Haymar-
now Corey has the ordinary liquor license with his
dance hall license. IN he latter ne keep
late at night as he chooses, but he has no per
nit to sell liquor after hours
'.These arrests are in no sense reflection on
Acting CAPTAIN Dillon" Major ThUrston said. The
evidence Mas secured by Inspector iIarley's men
because the precinct detectives are all luow.
Major Thurston intimated that in case Of the
cal
New-York tribune., 1902-06-18
COULD STILL RAISE SJ0.0O0,OOO

In view of yesterdays decision against the United
States Steel Corporations stock conversion plan il
was pointed out yesterday that the corporation
would stiil be in position 70 raise $4,000 600
required for corporate purposes the high
courts sustained the opposition the bond con-
version plan The report Of the finance committee
ratified by the stockholders. contains this propo-
sition:
Resolved. That whether the stockholders
shall assent to and of the foregoing
luton authorizrg the retirement and redemption of
the preferred stock bonds Of such description NJ
secured shall be issued for aggregate prfnci-
pal sum- exceeding $50 O0o. and shall he sold
for cash for the corporate purposes the United
States Steel Corporation.
This alternative proposition" said member of
the bond syndicate. will be taken ND unless
the corporation is defeated in its plan q convert
the preferred stock
New-York tribune., 1902-06-18
ALDERMEN WANT LAW ENFORCED.
THEY ADOPT RESOLUTIONS ADDRESSED TO
THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF
HEALTH AND THE MAYOR.

Alderman Sullivan at the meeting of the
board Yesterday introduced a resolution that
7he Pre- It Of the Health Board be required
to enforce ae provisions Of the Sanitary Code
AGAINST the burning Of soft coal and that the
MAYOR be directed to order the Commissioners
OF the Board Of Health 10 enforce section 134
OF the Sanitary Code.
Alderman Downing, Of Brooklyn. and Alder
man James of Queens. agreed that there vas
much 10 complain of account of the use of
soft coal but they felt that persons and corpo-
ratfons using il could not help themselves, and
10 enforce the Sanitary Codes provisions would
cause the closing down Of many factories and
places Of business Alderman Sullivan's reso-
luton was adopted.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-18
MOBS STONE WTTCEET CARS.
VIOLENCE STILL CONTINUES IN STREET
RAILWAY STRIKE

Pawtucket r. I. June 1T.-Scarcely third OF the
troops gathered the armory here sent ont
this morning to reinforce the local police. \ dozen
cars were started the various lines through
this city and Central Falls this forenoon. The
intercity line schedule time. under
guard of a detachment the militia which Was
stretched far into the suburbs.
A preconcerted attack made Dextcr-st
in Central Falls. 4 cut-out switch by strike
sympathlzers was used and when the came o
a standstill for lack OF power stones were hurled
with such violence the conductor and motorman
that they forsook the The motorman was
struck several times, doing some injury
his back
a wrecking haul the disabled car
the barns this city also
damaged Later another car on the same line was
stoned. After that this line abandoned. The
cars wore run without mOesta alton In this CITY.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-18
Chs Curt

Fume. June 12-sailed steamer Pocasse' '7r''
Ne" Tune e-saiIed seasia '8T' 'U''
New York. t-.r. stsa-rer Hudson
SeIr Work via 81 Vincent. . '. and s,sarspr
-+ray " June fT-Arrived preNousiiSS,. a.:
,tr,ora fisrl Noar NevYork via 4l-tI
I5th RucraaIa (BrD. Robertson. Ne" "-iOiA "
Vincent, e V, etc. - -s,-rfa tCSerl.
ronta do Arnel. June 1T-Passed steamer "SO'e
Rrambser Patras for New ORR s., -z ,R-, Tar
r,s,THf Jrnr 15-Arrived steamer AtihorouSh 'H'' i
rant Mobile via Norfolk .- u-,-t,berls (Srl.
ST t'roix l6. p rl-Salied' S'eai'i-'
Scott. New-York- Kelly
efrom Santosp NsW-Nork- -rs. ~, Lyons
Barbados June 1+-Sailed steamer f''''''
tfrou New-ToriS). Fara-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-18
FACTORY: I54 AND 1856 WEST ior5TREkL

was scanty supply of hard coal in the city which
uses about twelve million tons of coal a year lhe
association he said could not concern ltseif Win
the pending coal strike except 10 express its views
Among the letters the smoke nuisance re-
cefved by the Health Board yesterday was the
following from 5. Samper:
Kindly drop complaints regarding the burning
Of soft coal. The business men must do business.
Organized labor should be prevented from striklhS
too law TO work ] love the workingman. but not
the organized Ioafer who has called people sea p
or blaCklsgs and wanting municipal ownership ana
revolution. Tell Corporation Counsel to squash an
complaints against railroads and firms.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-18
INJUNCTION AGAINST STRIKERS.
SWEEPING ORDER ISSUED RESTRAINING
THE TEXTILE UNION.

Providence. r. l.. June 17.-An injunction issued
to-day by Chief Justice Stiness of the Supreme
Court. against the Textile Union. of this city,
only restrans all persons from picketing and pa
trolling the streets in front Of the American
Woollen Company's mills in this State In any
way interfering with the conduct of the business
of the plaintiff. but il prohibits the invading of
homes boarding houses of the employees, or OF
those who may be desrOus of becoming employees
of the plaintiff. for the purpose of threatening
sauting intimidatinE them A strike has ben
in progress for five months in dozen mills of the
company in this State Massachusetts and Con-
urcticIIt.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-18
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
AI.BEMA RI. .E-Admral John H. CpshuT L >.
n and NJ r. l. Goddard. of Warwick. r. J.
EARLINGTON- -Brigadier General George D. Rug
giles L S. A. (retiredD. FIFTH ANENt E--Ner
planck Covin. of Albany. and Seth A Borden. or
Fall River. GIISEY-William Goldman. of Bos-
ton GRAND TNION-John Palmer, "x-Secretary
of State of New York. of Albany. HOFFMAN
OIrSE-Ex-Attorney General S. w Roseudalc Of
ALBANY MANHATTAN EX Congressman w. w
Crapo of New Bedford MURRAY HILL-H. NJ.
Rrewster of Springfield NANARRE,-Capt J.
f Londes L S. A PI4AZA-Dr- r. w. EIuide-
koper of Washington. WALDORF-W. q. Elliott
president of the Atlantic Coast Line Railway. OF
Wilmington \. G.: a. g. Yates president of the
Rochester Buffalo and Pittsburg Railway. Of
Rochester; Marvin Hughitt president of the Chi
cago and Northwestern Railway of Chicago; Rolla
Wells Mayor OF St Louis and NJ. Routkowskey
financial attache Of the Russian Embassy, Wash
ipfytnO
New-York tribune., 1902-06-18
OFFER TO INVESTORS

Jacob Rubino offers TO investors 100 shares OF
the per cent preferred stock of the II. r. Worth
inston Company the total issue Of which is 81 e00-
0d0, upon which the company pays 3l2 per cent
semi-annually. The company has bonded debt
and its net earnings nearly 100000 a year.
The International Steam Pump Company controls
the Worthington Company. being owners OF the
common stock The price at which these shares
are offerednamely. 133-ners the investors 5I2 per
cent year
New-York tribune., 1902-06-18
PIER BRIBERY MOTLEY FyDED

Justice Mayer. OF Special Sessions held the la st
hearing on the Dock Department inquiry In his
private chambers in the court of Special Sessions
yesterday. Dock Commissioner Hawkes. and Cap
tain Bowman ship broker. examined. Jus
tice Mayer reserved his decision and will announce
Il either the last of this week or the first of
The inquiry grew out of public hearing before
the Mayor in which Lyman E Warren. on beha If
of the Brauer Steamship Company, made charges
about the leasing of pier. Forty thousand dollars
mentioned a bribe offered and the name Of
Michael Dady was brought into the case.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-18
STEEL CASES Not ADT4NCED.
COURT OF ERRORS AND APPEALS REFUSES
TO FIX A DAY FOR THEIR ARGUMENT

Trenton y. j.. June Il (SreciaD-The Court OF
Errors and Appeals added to the calendar of the
present term. which opened to-day, the cases
against the United States Steel Corporation in
which Nice-ChanCeor Emery yesterday granted
a permanent injunction against the substitution
$500 Gp00c0 Of bonds for preferred stock. r. Y.
Lndabury. representing the steel corporation,
asked that day be fixed for argument not ca rlier
than Thursday Of next week in order give
time for preparation This request the court re-
fused. saying that the cases would have take
their regular place on the calendar.
Unless the bottom falls of calendar un-
eXpectedly. the cases viii probably not he reached
before next Tuesday Wednesday, If not moved
then, it is doubtful If they would be reached a
second tim" before the end of the term, as they
Nos. ~ and - the
New-York tribune., 1902-06-18
STRIKE At NIXON'S YARD ENDS

Elizabeth \. J.. June II fSpeciaD.-The ma rhnists
strike NiXon's shipyard ended to-day. after the
men had a conference with Mr. Nixon They were
Informed that hereafter tho work they objected
TO being done by non-union labor would he
done in the shipyard instead OF elsewhere. and by
union men This ended the controversy. and the
strikers returned 10 work.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-18
MANY MERCHANTS COMPLAIN

George J., DavAl chairman Of one OF the Mer-
chants Association committees said yesterday that
many complaints about .he smoke nuisance had
been received from members OF the association
whose goods, such laces. white goods and silks,
~ s~sA damaged. Inquiry had shown that there
New-York tribune., 1902-06-18
'Brings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TODAY
For Line aldiis Csuss- gn's. -. 1000 = -
Philadelphia southampton. American 80 m @ io:vV IN
Southwark Antwerp, Red star lo;oo a N l.uD IN
Alamo Galveston Mallory. S-oV p III
IeNya Norfolk Old Dominion o-UO y "a
81 Lucia. Quebec 80 p m 50" p m
fjaIan,t.n Argentina. Lamp y Holt l2:uo IN 3uo p m
Newfoundland Red Cross -lo-uO d III LUZ III
THURSDAY JUNE 70.
Y,,rs F-rsrrh. 100 1000
Ia 10 -, 1000
isiti'e!i' Nassau m III
- u ard a IL m
.ettt >-,rt,fE pomInon 800
~ Orleans 800 III
FRIDAY. JUNE 20.
,,,, ro--,ar,b,.o Lamp & Holt IL 90 m 80 p m
Cotl iuSS: - Y i t.lba ......I2:O0 m m
t'lt.t o m 300
t~iue---I t-TyIe SEQ
-tlaChs ,Sh. t-,n.,vicL MALLORY. v.......... 800
90 .i,., 80, Gl-fnIk old Dominion. 800 N
New-York tribune., 1902-06-18
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Racing at Sheepshead Bay
PRESBYTERIAN Conference. Fitthave and Twen-
tteth-st. $50 a
trustees or the New \ ork Anti saloon
League Hotel Marlborough. ?.
Meeting TO arrange opening Of Catholic Summer
Schoo Bolaud Trade school r.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-18
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MARINE INTELLIGEA CE.
M1NIArrRH ALMANAC.

Sunrise rs Sunset Moon 254 Moons age l.
WATER.
N-sandv Hook $50 Gov. GA Hell Gate s:l3
- Hook 6u6 Gov. 6:39 He'll Gate SIS
New-York tribune., 1902-06-18
- NJ 11ar.n rornsend. No. . wall-s.1
BONDS
cOJ0B4DO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations on the Colorado sprnss - -
ing stock Exchange. by the Counseiman 6 Lay :,
vate wire from William P Bonbrisht q 0'
Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune., 1902-06-18
Announcements.

Missoula. Tetonka.
Two New Collars.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-18

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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-09-04
sHERiFF's SALE.

Geo. F. Mckinney, plaisti6. vs.. West Fork
Goid'Copper Mining Co.. . corporation deiehd
BY virtue Of An execution issued out of the
District Court OF the Second Judicial Distrcto Of
the county Of idaho and state OF Idaho. where.
In George r. Mckinney. plaintiff. and west
Fork Golt-Coppsf Mining Co.,. corporstiootns
hundred twenty-six 90. 100 tj29s SO 1907 dollars,
United States lawful money, besides costs ana
interest. have this day levied upon all rlEn !
in and to the following described real estate
to wit Situated In Rapid river mining district asNs
81 ,dsho COUNT state Ct ldsh9 ana .s comny
Idaho. a. follows, ~ wit: -.
King Of the West quarts mining claim book y
page Is; Copper Queen quarts mining clam
Sook e S1s1 e. w. %S so Ss%
mining claim. book I, page 81; Cora qusH,s
mining claim, book 4, page So Bryan qn, .,w.
mining claim, book !, pa9e 30, all Of SAID ciaim'
o 81 IN r.: To q ali
dies, water rlehts. dljches, stamp mills mining
machinery and fixtures shereunto belongings OF
III any wise appertatning. .,,,,
on wednesday, the 10Th day q september. A ,;
1902 1t O'clock r. H., Of said day, In fro anhn
the court house door Of the county OF idnaoI
sell at pnbllc auction. foi United States lawus
.s'S s sns rs Ofi 'is,%
Co, 4 corporation, OF, iu and TO the above &c
scribed property, or 70 much fheseoi ~ IN ;,Ss.
necessary T. raise suficient to satisfy said lnos.
est and beat bidder.
Dsted August q. A. D. 1902, :. n,xox
Sherry q Idaho Gounty'
First publication Aug. n.
List publication Sept. 4.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-09-04
Stops the Cough and Works
Off the Cold

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
cure cold in one day. No cure,
no pay. Price 25 cents.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-09-04
sHgRIFF.s SALE.

Under and BY virtue Of an execution ie ,mSi.
out Of the District Court Of the sec"n ,"Sr
cial District Of the State Ot idaho, and coaaw y,
u Idaho, and 70 me directed and dell rered, ~
n Judgment dOcketed in said court on tne y;
day Of August, A. d. ls0l. IN favor o. ueo, =
Mckinney and agaiust west Fork Cold ,u" I'VE
Mining Co, - corporation, iOr the 81 a ~ ,ol.
hundred and twenty si1 ~ 100 fS226 ~ W. n
lan In lawful mOney. t0eetner WIN c" a,sht.
suit and interest. have levted on ~ lns ~ al
title, claim and interest Of setd deieiio NV w.
One No cook stove with g j'dnn OF pine
plates. 2 pie plates. / gallon eArthen la,.
vegetable dishes. platters. sancen. eu lo,p
cream pitcher. I glass = rup pitcner .,,iss'
dshes, coal oil bracket lamps. 2teake, ..sn
Upper. tin cups. cCfSee pot. ! iryins Wi.
light wagon, grindstDue ard hangiiss, a.c,ins
hey concentrating table. STAMP p,'.p .cshiu
mill, piece bar steel 8 feet long, log c ,,c,
1880. log cabin lSxis, log cellar, m''''
I'D inches, steel wheelbarr0w. ,hs
Notice . hereby. gives that 0a s.sura aaosct 4
SIN DAY Of neptomber, 4. D: w. z! ~ .;,iS ard
D,s q :s, :, ~ ssk 4. ia
Co cospeee!ion. o. either oi tnem. ~ sn thar~cl
:s1 ,v:, dssssissd pscess g :; . maaf css
hesidS. I'll cosss fntsreat ard accrains cC ~
The sals viii take place Ct the cabins OF III III
compAny's claims, about 3 miles wesl o. cssh
lock, at public auction, for lawful mones
In hand. 70 the highest and best bidder ao,
Dated this 29&h day Of August, a. y. inSa,,R
J. NJ DIXON, sherry
BY H. G. JOHNSON, Deputy snen''
HTj RSal'alIIs IS t6xyS
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-09-04
Golden West Blend Coffee, the
finest coffee ever sold in Idaho
For sale at Wade Bros.
sHERIFF's SALE.

Ge0. C. Howe, Plaintiff, against Iron Crown
~, lining ai.d Milling Company, Ltd, corpora.
By virtue Of an execution issued out Of the
District Court Of the second Judicial Dstrict Of
me county OF Idaho and state of Idaho, wherein,
ue. =. Howe Plaintiff and Iron Crown Mining
upon . Judgment rendered the I4th dsy ~
august. A: y 1902, for the sum Of Three Thn,s :.
:, a. q ana sixty 7s.iOo tssoeo 7s) Dollars United
have this day levied upon all the right. tiiis
claim and interest Of said deieudsnt. irnn
n tlnn If M,,nim ing anu Milling GO Lit corpors-
e.,ate, fowit The following lode mining cIs i,'s
The Iron Crown, the Divide, the Doctor III,
Bland BLAND; raid mining elaine being ccntiS.
Mining district. idaho County. Idaho. and
lying about Pa miles Northeast OF the New.
s SOM, House, It the head Of Reynolds guich.
ana Nina, HaseIrishf q said Iron Crown Mining
am s.,,a Meaoow creek, win all bitches and sI.
pnftensnces thereto belonging, ali Of said proi,.
Dis,rict ~ i Hd.d,e IN NeTsone creek Mining
s Min property conveyed 10 said Iron Crown
~; hhin l anu Milling Co. BY deeds recorded in
iows ,n R.o once 81 idaho County Idaho a.
= at pages o. 2s2. 49, 5'S and Book 4. psy" ~
together with ali mills and machinery. snsi, 80,
i n,.s',s sheds and appurtenances thereto be-
and Mii;ng g. ~ ps the said lron Crown Mining
Public notice L. hereby given that viii. on
,c ss1n y, tne 2ath day Of september, A. d.
x ~ o'clock p M Of said day, in front of IN:
So phItn nouss door Of the County 81 Idaho, So q
~ thc r ,,sS, Tor United ,tses Iswfu money
rfsnasnt. Iron Crown MininS ana Iii s.iiiins
sn9 Limited, corporation, Of. III
or 40 m, the above described property.
70 sise sufficient to satisfy said Judgment wisS
bidder. W '"0 "snest ana best
Dated September =. A. D. 1902.
J. NJ. DIXON.
tx tx J ssssss:i Is J ssRct'A ''''
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-09-04
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Joe Mitchell, his helm or assigns.
Y0u are hereby notified that have expended
500 In labor and Improvements as follows:
Upon the Napoleon quarts mining claim the
500. and upon the Red Rose the sum Of ,loo' ali
Of said claims being situated in station mining
district Idaho coanty, Idaho. in order to hold
said claims and premises. under the provisions
Of section 23M, Revised Statutes Of the United
states, heing the amount required to hold the
said mining claims for the year ending De ,em.
Der 81, 1901.
Of this notice. or the publication thereof You
fail or refuse to contribute your proportion Of
such expenditure ~ cO-0wner, that is 1866 rs
each for Z Is Interest in each OF said claims
your interest In said claims win become he
property Of the subscriber under said section
2SN PETER PROULX.
Newsome. Idaho, June 20, 1909.
Flint publication June Is.
Last publication Sept. IS.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-09-04
Idaho Game Laws.

The following shows the time of
opening and closing of the hunting
season for Idaho.
Quail, October 81 to December |.
Partridge, pheasant, grouse, prairie
chicken, sage aud fool hen, August
10 to December |. Duck, goose,
swan, August Is to March l. Deer,
antelope, mountain sheep or goat,
september to January 1. Elk,
September l to December l. Pro-
tected: Moose, caribou. beaver, un-
iii 1904; Mongolian pheasant, until
1902; buffalo, bison, Indefinitely.
Prohibited: Killing in one season
more than four each of deer, ante.
lope, mountain sheep or goat, Oh
two elk; exporting.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-09-04
ties to hunt for its source. He has
been rewarded by finding an i'm.

'NO w NUM- All tOS 0OuICCs NO HAS
been rewarded by finding an i'm
mense cropping corresponding to
the old float findings, and now has
men ut work opening it up. He
has removed the covering of the
ledge for 10 feet, but has not vet
found the walls. Very rich rock
is there, but Larry is a modest
man and declines to say how wide
the rich free streak may beat
east until gaeater depth is attained.
This new find is about one mile
from the famous Eagle mine on
Siegel creek.
Two strangers lately went in on
Red Horse creek about four miles
from Elk, pounced down upon a
ledge and are taking out beautiful
specimens Of the yellow stuff.
Pat O'Hare- also reports several
rich strikes not far from the old
Blue Dragon.
Many new locations have been
made near the head Of Box Sing
gnlch, five miles from Elk, and
Your correspondent has seen GER
tihcates OF assays ranging from $40
to $500.
The Hogan quartz mill ia in op-
era'ion, and Mike Hogan says he
is able to mill his ore at a coat NJ
30 cents per ton.
II "growing Grangeville" il
spreading out in this direction it
may soon run up against suburb
1t will be necessary to call Greater
Grsngeville.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-09-04

Notice 70 hereby Rtven that the IoIIowIr,
Comfy Warrants will bs paid ON presentstionn
TO the County Treasurer ct his Office in II,
rants will cease ON the 10th day Of Aug
1907, 10 wit: US
Current Expense Fund, Warrants issued
April II, 1894, No. 12l to 10 inclusive. Nsa
Current Expense Fund, Warrant issued
January y, 1901, No. qO7. '"
Current Expense Fund. Warrants issued
January n. 1902 No. S0l to 897 inclusive N'N
Current Expense Fund, Warrants issuea
April q, 1907, Nos % to 81 inclusive
General Road Fund. Warrants issued July ~
1924, Nos. a TO 60 inclusive. -
General Road Fund, Warrants issued January
II, 1875, No q.
General Road Fund, Warrants issued Janns,v
10, 1900, No. $40.
q. 1901 No S79 to Ss4 Inclusive
Dated July 81. 1902.
Gro. n. RoBERTsoN,
COUnty Treasurer
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-09-04
ELK CITY NEWS.
Many Rich Strikes Reported
From That District

ELK City, Aug. 2S.-Your COR
respondent feels a little dffident
about reporting the new strikes
that are constantly showing up
about this old long-dorm camp,
lest it sound like fabulous stories
Yet, when prosl"ctors bring in
rock full of free gold and invite in
spection of their properties one can
hardly doubt their genuineness.
One of these latest finds has an
old story hanging to it. Thirty
years ago the placer miners on
French gulch used to find very
rich rock on the hillsides. Latter
ly much Of the same float has been
foun !, and Larry Painter set par