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ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the s cond Judicial District, State n,
Idaho, In and for the County Of Idaho.
Annie /, Ball, Plaintiff, VS.. william r. Ball
Defendant. 49,"
The state OF Idaho sends Greeting: To VII
liam +. Bail, Defendant
loH are hereby summoned, and required I,
appear in an actioh brought against WOW n,
said plaintiff in the said District Court and =
answer the complaint OF the above nance
Piainlln, MED therein, within ten days lexclu
siVe Of the DAY OF service after the service a.
you OF TINS summons, il served within thi.
county; or II served ont of this County hnt
within this Judicial District, within twent,
oaNs, OF II served elsewhere, With in forty da
The said action is brought To dissolve IN,
10; ponhs OF matrimony heretofore aud now exist
ing bet~ cen plaintiff and defendant, 10 ash ~
eonit decree and judgment In favor OF plainiif
thai the care ana custody OF the three nine
ceildreli. Berthe. Versc and Dollie be awardea
paihlih, aud that plainti fl resume her maiden
name, To sit: Anuie T. Harmon. said actian
- "toughl on Inc ground of dese,tiOn, sci ont
~ liinnnfs complaint on file herein. 10 vii
,n5t GA or hbnut February ., lyOl, defendant
WlHnly ana without cause Abandoned v,lsln
IN ai;d ever Since has IFS ed apart from her
Ana YOU aie hereby notified that II Won fail i,
nppear aud answer said complaint ns ahnv. -.
9hir.h me sid plaintiff viii apply to the co,tr,
lVl ihe felmi demanded In her said compjajnt
t'trst M. nanu uni the seal OF the Disfrici
11nrt 0, tie second Judicial District, state nj
Of June, 1909. .'A Wy
sral a ". TALKISGToS.
By W. N. KNOX,
u Burleigh, attorney for plaintiff.
INST publication July !
Last publication july ~
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SEC. 81. That all ordinances or
parts of ordinances in conflict
herewith be and the same are here
~ repealed
SEC. 50. This ordinance shall be
IN force and take effect from and
liter its passage, approval aud pub
lication.
Passed and approved this 2Sth
day of July, 1902.
Final publication this 3lst day
If July, 1902.
FRED WHITE. Chm. Of
Board of Village Trustees.
Attest: w. IL. CAsADY.
Village Clerk.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-07-31

Miners supplies at the NJ. & NJ.
Cash Store.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables at
the NJ. h NJ.
DIED-At Cottonwood, July 30,
1902, j. H. Smiley.
Special sale groceries Saturday at
Alexander x Freidenrich's.
New line Belts and Belt Pins at
Alexander & Freidenrich's.
Henry Wax left for Lewiston
this morning TO remain for some
days.
Good pasture for horses and
cattle with plenty of water.
J. II. PERRY, Mt. Idaho.
Special sale Summer corsets at
reduced prices at Alexander &
Freidenrich's.
Mrs. j. A. Wilkinson gave a
garden party to the Soronian
society yesterday in honor of Mrs.
Frank Richardson,
Mrs. Martineau left for tn.
American Eagle group on Siegel
creek to-day to join her husband
who is running the boarding house
at the mine.
Call and see the new assortment
of Indian Cnrios, Burnt Leathe,
work and hand arved Mexican
Belts, Purses and other useful ar
ticles at Wade Bros.
G. w. Mount, general agent fo'
the o. X. Il n. Co accompanied
by w. Vlark, proprietor of the
Pendleton Wooden Mills, are look
ing over the Camas Prairie country
for few days.
For SALE "A bout 40 head OF
horses, mares and colts. The horses
are large and will make good
work animals viii sell the entire
band or as many as you want.
Prices reasonable A. |. Watson.
two miles south Of Grangevllle,
Idaho. al
Mr.. Claire Monteith, who has
given so much pleasure 80 Grange
vile people before, will sing in
Odd Fellows hall next week. on
Saturday, Aug. 9th. He will be
assisted by local talent and after
the concert ice cream and cake
will be served by the Ladies of the
Presbyt terrain church.
The county clerk received yes
terday IT'S quartz location notices
for record from Thunder Noun
tain, together with an order from
the district recorder for 800 loca-
ton blanks, all of which goes to
indicate that the has not yet com
pletely petered out, and that many
people still have faith in the future
of the camp.
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County Warrants ssa.smsa.

Notice 10 hereby given that the following
County warrsnts viii be paid ON presentston
to the County Treasurer ct his office in Mi
Idaho, Idaho, and that interest ON said war
1902, 70 wit:
Current Expense Fund, Warrants issued
April "a, 1894, No. 12l to leo inclusive.
January 2s, 1901, No. 90.
Current Expense Fund, Warrants issued
January ~. 1902. No. ~ to ga inclusive.
Current Expense Fund, Warrants issued
April q, 1907, Nos Is 70 81 inclusive.
General Road Fund, Warrants Issued July H.
1894, Nos. "a to 66 inclusive.
General Road Fund. Warrants issued January
IA, 1875, No q.
General Road Fund. Warrants issued January
~, 1900, No. $40.
asnsr; n sS 90 \. eSnd
Dated July 81, 1902.
Gro. n. RoBsRrsoN,
County TrpaaNver
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Teachers Examination

Notice II hereby given that the next county
teachers examination for first, second. third
grade and primary certificates will be held at
Mt. Idaho August Is % aud 30, 1907. fhe ex-
animation will be held promptly At 3 O'Clock a
IN. Applicants must he present at that hour il
they desire to be admitted to the eXainina, ion
Questions in school lay will be taken from
chapter 81, 1901, school laws of Idaho aud qies
lions in state constitution from article .. An
examination for state papers Will be- held the
same date at Moscow. Examination for state
and primary certificates will not be given again
this year The law requires that August eN.
aminatons be held ut the county seat
Dated July 20, 1901.
LOUIS ELSENSOHN,
County Supt. of Public instruction.
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NOTICE or FORFEITURE.

70 W. K. Thompson. bis Heirs and Assigns:
You sre hereby notified that the undersigned
have expended in labor and Improvements as
icllows: Upon the silver Boil quartz mining
claim the sum 81 ?l0O0O for the year 1900 and
slOl00 for year lSOi; upon the Gold Standard
and Reco quarts mining claims the sum
of 500 for the year 1900 and 900 for the year
1901, in order to hold naid claims and premises
under the provisions' Of section 1921, Revised
statutes OF the United States, for the year end
ng december 81, 1900. and December 81, lsol;
The said silver He'll. Gold Standard and kec0
quarts mining claims being situated in
Dixie mining district. Idaho county, Idaho
Md you are hereby notified that Ii within
ninety days from the service Of this notice upon
ssou, or the publication thereof. you fail OF res
fuse y contribute your proportion OF such ex,
pendjture AZ cO-OWner, that 10, the sum OF 500
Tor One-half interest In each of suid claims.
your interest will become the property Of the
undersigned under the provisions OF said sec.
ton 2s24 Revised Statutes Of the United STATES
WILLIAM SOGEMlER,
O. w. WEST.
First publication Jnne r.
Last publication Septe moer 4.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

Estate Of Alex. Wilson, deceased.
Notice u hereby given that letters Of admin
tstratiou on the estate Of Alex Wilson, oe'
ceased.. were granted 10 the undersigned on
TIE 5Std day Of Juus. lDQQ. By the Probate Court
of idaho county.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to me for allow
ance At the Bank Of Camss Prairie. Grangevil e +.
IDAHO. within ten months after the date OF his
notice or they Shall be forever barred.
Dated this 22ud day Of July, 1907.
W. W. BROWk. Admipistrator
First publication July ~
L10 pube1Uotlon Avn II
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

70 Joe Mitchell, hi0 helm or aasigns:
gQ0 In labor and improvements a. follows:
Upon the Napoleon quart. mining claim The
.um Of 500; upon the Yellow Rose the sum Of
$780, and upon the Red Rose the sum Of 500, ali
ii said claims being situated IN station mining
district, Idaho county, Idaho. In order to hold
said claims and promises. under the provisions
states. being the amount required ~ hold the
said mining claims Tor the year ending Deem.
Der 81, 1901.
II this nosice, or the publication thereof. You
iail or refuse to contribute your proportion OF
such expenditure - cO-Owner, that 10 1856 %
ach for l-3 intercet In each Of ssid claims,
property VI the subscriber under aaid section
l3W PETER PROULX.
Newsome Idaho, June %, 1909
First publication June ..
last publication Sept, Is.
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LOCAL NOTES
Beet Candies at Gees.

Beet Candies at Gees.
A. F. Parker, notary public.
Procure your Crockery and Gro.
ceries at tho NJ. g. NJ. Cash store.
Chase g. Sanborn's celebrated
Coffees at the NJ. & NJ.
Screen Doors, prices the lowest,
at Alexander & Freidenrich's.
The new Triumph Fruit Jar
Wrench ut Alexander & Freiden-
rich's.
Do yo, like good Coffee? If you
do, try the New Coffee at Wade
Bros. Ion will be pleased.
Golden West Blend Coffee, the
finest coffee ever sold in Idaho
county. For sale at Wade Bros.
Fashionable ssmaking ut rea.
sonable prices. Satisfaction guar.
anteed. Mrs. Jones, Hall street.
For SALE.-A span Of we'll
broken young mares. Call on or
address II. w. Cowan, Denver,
Idaho. al
l have repairs and extras for
Mccormick mowers, rakes and
binders. H. c. Oliver. Harpster
Idaho.
A No. l baked timothy hay for
sale by E. w. Oliver at 40 cents
per cwt., 81 miles northeast OF
Grangeville. 81
There will be preaching Sunday
morning at IL O'Clock at the new
Congregational church by the Rev.
A. X. johnson.
Fl. G. Newman arrived from
Weiser yesterday on a visit to his
daughters, Mrs. A. +. Parker and
Mrs. w. N. Scales.
WANTED.-A good planer man
at Cottonwood planning mill at once
Call on or address Webster &
Wright, Cottonwood, Idaho. al
w. j. Hill and Miss Mable F.
Jerome were married Thursday,
July Oath, at home OF BRIDE 8
father, f. f. Jerome, south Of
Denver.
County commissioners adjourned
Wednesday after a fifteen day
session. They fixed the salary Of
the county attorney for the ensu-
ing two years Ut 81 200 per annum.
If you want the best horse shoe
ing on the Prairie take your horse
to the City Shooting Shop. Also
carriage painting, wagon work and
all kinds Of general blscksmithing.
Prices to suit. Roy DePartee.
Mrs. L. l.. Phillips is prepared
to do all kinds Of carpet and rug
weaving, having recently purchased
a new loom. Win buy all kinds
of carpet rags. Hall street, south
OF opera house. jltf
II the person who found Mrs.
Lone Days purse lying on Mr.. In
ghram's fence south of gate, on
State street, will kindly return same
to this Office reasonable reward
will be given. Purse small red
brown leather containing thirty
five dollars and door key.
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NOTICE.

IN tie Probate coort of Idaho Comfy. State
of Idaho.
In the matter Of the cstote of Mary Phillips.
deceased
Sutiec is hereby ven that r. Il. Kelscy has
dled his verified petition herein praying for m
nrier ol he probate couft Of idaho Count =
state OF idano. dr.efing the administrator ~
the estate OF Mary Phillips deceased to con ee
BY deed, 10 hin. the said r T. KELSEY, all The
Interest OF said decedent in certain mining
pfoderfy, toNit. An undivided one-eighih M
tercst IN aud - the "Gorge," the Kay the
''Aetna' aud the Red Rock" plAcer mining
claims, Il mated on Big creek IN Bixle mining
iisfriet. Idaho County. state ~ Idaho. in ac-
eofianee with thr terms vi contract entered
lnio betaecn sud deeedent and r. r. Ersey
before TIE ieatii ~ sa5d decedent. And notice
- hereby given that Monday the 18th day of
August, 1902. nj 10 O'Clock N. at the court
room OF said court ~ tue town ~ Mt Idaho.
idaho county state ~ dHho has been fizrd for
h"HrinK the said .'.tlo1, y hen AID where amy
person interested In sad estate may appesr AMI
h's written oj esias - ;hc ssant!;t: q. saIa
isiiiion and nay b. head and may produce
Witpesses n IL Dport II zen ohiec Ions
Dated Jul y. 90
isRat ~. TAYLOR, Probate Judge.
AMI eX ''ftfib Ci.@fk Of the
Probate tnart
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NOTICE OF TINE APPOINTED FOR PRO
BATE OF WILL.

State Of Idaho. County OF Idaho.
IN the Probate court Of said county.
In the matter 0f the estate Of Herman knrry,
deceased.
Notice d hereby given that wednesday. the
2tth day Of august, 1909. ~ 10 O'clock A. NJ Q!
said day, and the court rOOm Of said Court ~
IDAHO, has been appointed o. the time and
place for proving the will Of said Herman
kurry, deceased, and for hearing the siipliea.
ton o. Mary Z. Kurry for the issuance to her
81 letters testamentAfy.
Dated July "a, IVA.
iun n. TAYLOR. Probate Judge,
and sx.Onic. CLERK OF the
Probate COult.
w. N. SCALES, Attorney
First publication July a.
Last publication Aug. Il.
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To Cure a Cold In One Day
take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. + w.
Groves signature on each box.
25c.
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GOLIATH FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS NJ.
NIClPAL COUPON BONDS OF THE VII.

LAdG Of 0kANtiEVlLl&, IDAHO.
Pursuant to resolution Of the Chairman and
.d:so County, sac 'e es a.so. duly %.as and
passe9 1t an adjourned regular meeting OF said
board on the 18th day Of July. 1902. directing
e. q notice be given Of the Intention OF said
DOLLARS Of municipal coapon bonds Of said vii:
iaGe - provided BY Ordnance No. Is of said
village. Pe.sed and approved July Z, 1902: :,
Notice !; he,s6y siven that re Board % 81
issue and negotiate municipal coupon bonds Of
Idaho. 70 he amount 81 S,nO6o. 70 wit:
Said bonds shall be issued In denominations
lively from one 70 1--WE; shall be made payable
twenty yean from date Of issue, and ahall bear
interest 1t the rate Of not exceeding six per
ce,tum per annum. TO b paid on the first day
year i The once Of the village treasurer, or q
ity Of New York a. may b designated BY the
T:tss' o. sssd yilsss q TIE option 81 hoa aas
shall b rsdeemable ct the pleasure or the said
village u any time after the expiration Of ten
seare from the date OF issuance. and each bono
shall b redeemed in the order that 1t Is mum
That bids for such bonds are hereby invited;
.nd VIII be received BY the Village Clerk OF
said village. at 0rangeville, Idaho, up to the
sa bsad Hu VII y ia !: o Seoss and in
Ease will said bonds be cold for less than their
isce, or par velue. and the accrued interest q
he time Of disposal. said bonds will be sold
interest q which the sane can Be- negotiated
subject to the above restriction. ~,
ny order q the Board Of Trustees Of said VII
n.,.. ' 'a'a :; +. oAsADy village CLERK.
First publication July "a.
Last publication AuS. Il
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Designation or Office Day Of
County Superintendent q
Schools,

ohi'i further notice, hereby designate ann
appoint every saturday and the fourth Fr,ds :
IN each month from . a. m. 10 4 N ~
as Office ags, ut which time will be IN nv ~
nee az W. idsho Tor the Transaction OF ali busi
mess pertaining to school matters,
LEWIS ELsENsonN.
County BupgYipten0ene
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Notice Of Teachers Institute.

Notice is hereby gwen that the annual Idaho
county teachers institute will be held ~
Grangeville, in the school building the week
commences < August Is, 1902. The institute Will
begin at Q O'Clock II. m, August Is. 1872, aud
con niue five days. Ii il TO be hoped that
every teacher will have sufficient regard for the
law and interest in education to he present
during all the session.
Dated July 30. 1907.
LOUIS ELSENSOHN,
Co supt. OF schools
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of ThOmas Delaney, deCeased.
Notice II hereby given that letters OF admin
strattOn ON the estate Of Thomas Delaney, de-
ceased, were granted 70 the undersigned on the
ga day Of june. 1902, BY the Probate Court Of
idaho county.
All persons having claims against said estate
are reQnired to exhibit them to me for allow
ince 1t my residence at Harpater. Idaho. within
ZEN months after the date OF this notice, or they
shall he forever barred.
This Sth day OF July, 1907
D: O6HEA. Administrator.
Firxt publication July 10.
Last publication July 81.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-12

rbola case According TO one of the chief oper-
ators it was to this effect: That the operators
should raise the price Of coal 10 the PuOi''
sufficiently to enable them TO pay the men nor
wages The chief of the strikers, we hotce'
saws that his remark has been mlsconSlFueu Vi
nisinterpreted. and that he meant merely lH"'
the public would be willing 10 pay hoIe A'i
coal il it knew that the increase went u '-ie
miners We are not sure that there IS any &c
sential difference between the two NeTsion'- III
eirber case If seems TO have been suggestion
that the public should or would or mish' u
couId nay more for its coal in order that the
miners might get more pay WIN thal VIC" - -
would be possible in certain circumstances 10
agree. But there is no evidence that such CIT
cumstances now exist. The public is willing 10
nav a living price for coal. as for all other com
mOdities 1t does not want to feel that II is Se'-
ting ANYTHING from slave labor or from ihe
undernaid labor of sweatshops. There Is, how
eyer no evidence that the miners are ensla'eu
or so grossly underpaid as TO make their ooh
dition n matter of benevolent public sollc!tude
We must have much more convincing PROOF 10
that effect before the public can be eApecIeu
10 svmpathize with the strikers suggestion Vi
an increase in the price of coal
One other subject of dispute though not ii'e
chief one is worthy of notice The miners ap-
pear 10 have demanded that the rate OF wages
or of nav should he uniform in all mines ana
in all parts of the coal region. To this the
operators demurred. and rightly The cohdl-
tions of mining in the anthracite region vary
so greatly that anything like arbitrary Uni
formity would be ineQuitabe. In some places
tbp mon would he oyerpaid, and in some they
would he rnderpaid. The demand is part OF
the stock demand of the socialists. which must
he regarded as one of the most unreasonable
and yicious principles of soCialism-namely, that
all men. strong and weak, intelligent ana
ignorant industrious and lazy, shall be paid
precisely the same and that all work shall De
paid for at precisely the same rate, whether u
be trepanninc skull or digging a ditch. With
such 4 demand upon the part of the miners the
public can have little sympathy. Since the ap-
neal is made to the public and the public is so
directly concerned in the whole matter, we be
Iieve the best public sentiment is expressed in
saving that the miners ought to have fair, living
paw: that their pay ought TO be proport1oneu 10
the amount and character of the work they 40
and that increased pay ought not to mean de
creased efficiency We may add that the Amer
lean public most emphatically believes that III
lis the inalena BILE right of man to labor. with
'oIlt regard 10 nationality, creed or association
And since an i'll founded strike has now Geen
brought about the cost Of which must be horne
largely by the public we are inclined 10 think
that this naienable right to labor is the feature
of the whole case in which the public just now
takes most interest.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-12
4 coon EXAMPLE.

Park Commissioner Wilcox is entitled to
commendation for the energy and success With
which he has used his powers for the preserVa-
ton of trees in the streets Of Manhattan. For
two months he has been busy haling contractors
and others who mutilate trees and use them as
anchors for guy ropes into court and 1t Is an
nounced that as a result the last cable has been
removed from the trees along the route OF the
subway He has been likewise diligent to pre-
vent contractors in the course of building opera
tions and under cover of permits issued by
other departments, from destroying the too few
shade trees in our streets.
Attention to this work is imperatively needed
throughout the city, particularly in old and
shaded residence streets, where large apartment
houses are going up and vandals stand ready
ruthlessly to cut away every green thing. In
the outlying districts as new streets are opened
there is also great danger that improvement
will be merely a euphemism for devastation,
and il is to be hoped that the policy Of Commis-
sioner Wilcox will be followed in the boroughs
under the supervision of his colleagues This
matter has been too long neglected. If our
streets are not to become hopelessy barren,
vigorous work will he required in all sections
of the city, and rmness on the part of officials
! 10 resist the pleas of influential persons that
| trees are IN the way and that their wishes ought
to prevail as to the treatment of trees in front
! of property which they are improving.
| The success of 3Ir. Wilcox in compelling con
tractors TO respect the law regarding trees ought
| to be an encoura cement TO officials in general
| 1t shows what can be done by a commissioner
who is intent upon working reform in spite Of
public indifference. There are few things to
which the average citizen is more Indifferent
| than trees. All the laws in the world would not
| have taught contractors not 10 bark them and
/ cut their roots, or have aroused the people to
protect them. The Commissioner is doing both,
and there is prospect that he viii teach po-
1 lice. builders and citizens the habit of respect
and of enforcing respect for trees. The inhabi-
tants of this city are similarly lawless in a hun
dred ways largely because nobody with power
has ever taken the trouble to teach them proper
habits of obedience. They like children
who have not had training and discipline in
| good manners. Our Health Department might,
| for instance, give some more vigorous and con-
tinuous lessons Oh the splitting evil. The grown
up children of some other cities have been
taught not TO spit in cars and on sidewalks, and
are really quite as happy as our own So, too
the habit Of littering the streets, of making I'M
lawful noises. and many other manifestations
of the disposition to carelessness and unruliness
might be suppressed if anybody really took
pains to suppress them, and, like Commissioner
| Wilcox did not fear the lawbreakers, who are
for time exasperated by being disciplined and
| led TO wish for the easygoing days when Tam
many kept school and everybody did as he
pleased for price.