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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-22
Grri6lcpbung Der seudlr.
SG1e Oon Peit uuBerbul6 M&u3atlan
entbeft. - 2tuftreten Der Seu4e
in Sorond.

6GGe bDn BeIt auBer6al6 W&a3atldn
entbeft. - 2luftreten Der Seu4e
in Corona.
8tsbee, Qri5., 81. San. - Be-
unrubigenbe MeIoungen Iino aus
Dem angren3enben merifunii9en
Staate Sonora eingetroffen. SrOB
Der QuarantGre lit bic PeIt aus Der
i9per betmgeiu9ten 6afenItuot Muz
3atIan ii6er bic 9ren3e in bus Sc
6iet bon Sonora eingeI9Ieppt NOR
ben, uno r6r Nuftreten pirb ieBt
aus benz Srte Soborico, 65 W1eilen
BON W2inas 9riitas, uno anoeren
OrtI6aften i'm Staate Sonora gez
melbet.
Die @tGote 6ermoTiGlo uno9uuAz
mas iino Bis ieBt BON Der Seu4e
Oerf9ont gebIieben. Sine itrenge
QuarantGne pirb in @uapmds ge%
gen ale 58iffe bon Ma5utlun, 3o@
polo6dmpo unb fogar bon 9an6ranz
3isco bur6geFiibrt. Sn 3opolo6amz
po DsrurIa4t Die 9sit Elm groBes
5ter6en, uno bic l1e6erle6enosn entz
flie6en 10 T9nea als mDgli4 bem
6eimgIu9tsn Orte. 8ieIe 2eute
iino 6ei g2d4t in tletnen 8ooten Oon
bort u6gefa6ren, I'M entIang Der 8iis
ite cine 8uflu6tsFGtte gu iuden. gu
6efiir6ten 1T, buB Oisie 5Iiiatlinge
Die 9eIt peiter per6reiten perOen.
Mu3atGon, q. San. - Se6s
SooesfG[e unb feds nsue Grfranz
tungen an Der peit tamsn geitern
Dor; Iieban 9atienten purben aus
Dem 6ofpttal ais ge6etlt entlafen,
Der 6ie1ige Wo6lt6Gtigteits Qusz
19uB 6ut $4,000 aus psr14ieoeren
StGoten unb OrtT9uften 5ur Inter
ftiiBung Der RotbIeioenoen in Ger
@tdbt er6altsn. Die @unitGts : Be-
60rben fa6ren nit oem Ris6erbrenz
nen bon our6ieu9ten 6Guiern fort,
uno oieie RabifalmaBna6me perz
me6rt Die 2sioen Der 8epo9ner.
Bis gum 5. Sanuar belief ii9 Die
3a6l Der peIt SobesfGne duf $50.
BON ben $4,000 8eno6nern Der
Stubt ift mtnoeitsns Elm 9rittel ges
flo6en.
g}ogaIes, 2tri3., 81. SSunuar. -
Die merifuniI9en 8e6OrOen buben
O1ore gege6en, Die @4iffs6au On
lagen in Ma5at1an, Die Dor tpenigen
Sa6ren nit groBem &oitenauFpanoe
BON Der Regierung er6uut purben,
nieber3u6rennen, UNI Der Peitz@ptDe@
mie in Der Staot @in6dlt gu t6un.
MQn lit gum QeuBeriten entI4lpiTen,
unb qan3e 6Guf uferrei6en in Ma3atlan,
6uuptId6li4 Q(Oobs Sdufer, Die
Qs6m6itten Der Grmeren Beb0lferung,
perben ben 5lammen preisgageben
nerben, um bic Ratten gu perni9ten,
Die man als 9er6reiter Der Seu6e err
fannt bat. Die beOrGngten 8epobner
r:r Stabt tparten fe6nIii6tig uuf bus
@intreFFen bon 9eitierum BON ben
Ser. Stauten, nit benz Mue i'm Srte
a.impft tpsroen ioller-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-22
& be B ! B E..

Cairo, 21. San. - Die 8e3iez
6ungen 3piI9en Dem Sultan Oer1iir=
fei uno Ieinem oStatt9aIter," Dem
RbeoiDe BON G8ppten, iinO anOauernb
qeIpunnt, uno es BAT ben2lnI4etn, dl5
o6 in 8GlDe entipeoer Der cine oOer
Der anoere Der bo9en 9erren Deroe
pom 6o6en RoB 9era6tlettern miifen.
Die egpptii4e 3egierung piinI4t bic
9ilgerItraBe na8 U}etta uno W}eOinu
10 gu Derlegen, oaB Der gefdbrli4e
ue6erlanopeg Don MIstta unO 0}ez
oinu in Bsgfau tommt unO bic Pilz
ger na6 bem 8eIu9 bon W}ettd na4
S5eoou 3uriidte6ren, Don bort per
9ampfer mad gam6O ge6en unO BON
0an6o aus bic tur3e Strede na4
N}eDina 3uriidlegen, aud ii6er GAM
6o bic 6eimpanOerung antreten.
Der Sultan neigert Iia aber, fir
bic 9ilgsr 3ptI6en gam6O uno W&ez
oina 6i6er6eit 3u garantiren, Oa Die
Oortigen Qra6eritdmme ie9r pilo un0
blutgiertg, tur3, Elm 8duberOolt ieien.
Die egppti7d6e 9fe8ierung bat oe5z
bal6 ben i'm gan3en Orient bO4angez
Ie6enen RiFaat 9af6a mad Yambo
gei6ift, I'm Die 6Guptlinge Der rduz
beriI9en5tGmme gu befpegen, oieQtez
oina 9iI8sr ungei4oren gu lafen.
0as 6at Die Pforte 9eIpaltig Derz
I6nupft uno Der Sultan lieB nd4
&airo melOen, OaB er unter fOtRanen
ltmitGnoen Die giIgerfG6rt bes nReiltz
gen 5eppi8s" nad Me0ina gang Derz
btste.
On DieTes 8er6ot min Ii6 aber Der
R&bipe ni6t te6ren uno bat troBig
geuntportet, Der r6eilige Sepptb"
peroe ii6er6aupt ni4t aus Oem 2un0e
gelai1en peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-22
Sl9QOMQG'8
eJW YtQeu

u,bm,n, ptl6t bug 69fcm iantG OoH allen ob,n'
Qsuaunten 9sibDHoeH befreieH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-22

Die gerantportung fir bag leBte
Reimbursement 6etrifft 9entI4lano
feinestpegs aGein. lnter ben 8eitInlz
mungen Der @ntente muBtenGn9lano
ur6 Stulien i6re 3uItimmung od3u
ertbeiIt 6uben uno oerr Yant6er"hatte
nur Orore, ben 8efebl aus3ufubren.
q 0 9 tstn offt3tellsr Be
ri4t Iber bas 8omz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-22
B or B { m II t.

8erltn, q. Sanuar. - 9as
8ei9s4Marineamt I9neigt nod tn1z
nnr binii9tli8 bes 8om6arDements
bon Sort San Carlos, unb es betBt,
es fet INNER nod tein offi3ieaer Be
ri9t iiber bic 4ffaire eingetroffen.
36Gtigteit Der Snfur@
genten.
Caracas, q. San. = 0as 2o@
taI gonrite Der g}utos 3eboluttoz
nGre bat geItern Ru4t unter Die Shu=
rem alIsr angsIe6ensn &dufleute nno
8Grger bon Caracas 9latate legen
lafIen, in tpel9en gefdgt ptro, oaB
Der 9eTanote 8onen pom9rdiioenten
RopIeDelt BON feinem pOiten abberu=
fen fei; boB in 5OIge otefes S4rtttes
feine frteolt6e 8eilegung Der Birren
in Nusitdt fteb, unO .baB bic jeBi9e
8Iofdbe ni6t aufgebobsn peroen
pIrbe. 3pef oes 9latates lit, Die
&aufleute uno 2lnoere bon 3ei6nunz
gen uuf Oie3pun9sonIet6e Der Rs8is=
rung ub3u6alten.
Gs puroe bier er3dblt, buB OieS
9latat an 8orb oes oeutf4eH8riegsz
i9iffes gebrudt iei, pel4es CUR 3stt
in Ga 9uaDra anfert.
Nu9 bier eingegangensn 8eri6ten
ion BEL Goro ieit 48 StunOen elm
&f 3lpii4sn 8egierungstrupper
urbRe6elen i'm 9ange Iein. Gin3elnz
6eitsn iiber Elm fOl6e5 9efe4t fe3Ien
inoGfen.
9e6t mad @ufbin9tOn.
'NtIIem # a B, Curacao, q. So
nuar. - 6r. b. 9tLgrim 8alta33i
Der bisberige beut74e 8eiunote tn@az
rucas, pel4er felt 0e3ember bier
peilte, itebt i'm 8egrifFe, na4 8afhz
ington ab3ureiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-22

8uri5, q. Sanuar. - 8ance
S6OmpIon, Der ameritaniI4e S4rtftz
fteller unb Oramattfer, bam Der tiir3z
li9 geItorbene 5enri be 8lopiB Die
8er0FfertIi6ung ieiner Memoiren an
pertraut, t6eiIt intersfunte 9etatl5
aus benz 2e6en bes 2ebtsren nit. 8ez
tunntli9 mar be 8lopiB lange Sabre
binour4 Der 9ariisr GorreipOnOent
Der 2onboner Zines" unO 8ance
86ompion 6e6uuptet nun, De 8lOpiB
babe i6m er3d6It, 0uB Die n3imes"
i'm i'm IeBten Sunuar 8naa uno San
entlafen babe, - glei4 einem alten
9ferOe, Oas gu nidts mebr BON RuBen
lei. Seine @ntlaFung iheine t6n ieiz
ner gan3en @ner9ie beruu6t gu BADEN.
0as frun8Gfif4e 3 ii ct.
paris, 81. San. = Die 9enes
raj Oebatte ii6er bd5 8ioget nuroe
geItern our9 cine 3ebe oes 8epubliz
faners 3i6ot gum S4luB ge6ru4t,
in Der er es tabslts, baB Die 2lusgdz
BEN fir bic @rmee un0 Marine Der
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Qmerifunif4 der 8aumz
noGIfuumen in Ru f.

8eter8bura 21, Sunuar. -
Snfol8e Der ungiinItigen 8eri4te
ii6er 0en Gtuno Der 8aumipOliuuten
i'm tran5faIpii4en 9e6iet, Der oura
ungeeigneten 6amen DerurIa6t iein
foQ, 6eitel1en bic 8e60roen 8aumz
nolIaamen aus ben Ser. Staaten,
um osniel6en auf elmer 8erfu4Sz
9luntage BEL 8atum gu erpro6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-22

u,bmta tDelac Ons 59fcm i6ntI BON allen ob'n'
Qsuaunten 9sibDerotn befreieH.
T. ab q 3 & o., Rctuz0ort:
QBcrtb: 6trrtu Ssit fat 3tusi Sdbrcn mar ib
fruuf uno babe tiuigs Der triabr,HOten Aer3ts in
ben 9ereinigttn Staateu ju 8atbt gslo0er. 53
baotts unO traut bcibss gaiitr in ben 6ot springs
arl uber Nqcs idlieu bei mir teiueu Grfolg 5u bd=
ben Qls id Sbrs @n3egs bemcrfte bci3IoB Id,
nit Sbrcu 9intr tium 8tru9 gu MAIDEN uno g@
brou5te i'd nab8u Spe Sbd6tsln. SD Habm
5uei 9iacu bor Dem S6ldicuqtben uuO cine Ro3
ocm fgribtiid uHb babtu mir oiei:lb,n mebr cut
qetbun, uls irotuO ttpas, mas i5 btsbsr etbrdu3t
babe Wlein 2eioeu bttuuO in elmer SeberiroHt'
belt gltiuc 6aut uuo mciue @uotH parcn eaHj
Qclb ib bate ibldiriQc Gciubc, mar pjt elm ge7
truuftner; bate S9merjcu bjrttt ubcr Dem Ra=
bd graot ols Oh Die Sale uuf Otm Ilaecu
oridtc Mtine GiUgeiucioe iporcn icbr oft btr=
topft UItin Wluuo mn pie 3uugt mortH mtiitenz
t6cils eutliinott. 9lppetit mar lpur Gut, dber bic
Rabruuo fouute Hibt DcrOautu uno lag i1Der i'm
Dtaqcu ioDab bititlbc irmtr lptcDer emportou.
SD touutt MIR ltitt btroauldJe 0dbrun0 3u mir
u,bmtu. Bite, i9iden Sic mir ben n&otbgebsr.'
g6tunosOon Ben 3auGq,
9ot Springs, art
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9as GinmaLeins

if ni6t leibter lu oerfebeu, ais bic aHcrfaHute
Ibatiabe OaB ole tets riJDmIbi anQtpreitutn
St. 9,rn1r0sRrdutsrpiatn Dirtib Die bette QIrjs
uti BE-: aaeu gtagtus, 4e6:;z unO 0icrtu!eOen Nno.
Sic betc6cu uur aus Den btjltrGitQtcu uuO rtjufeH
SdittH poH 4iauicn, D'lbe iorJIdlt9 dusgtpdb.t
NM nab Dem bcUibrttiteu 33tpt Derlrbeittt Ders
Den Sit cntblltsH tiHt dBtuOcn, mst1ull1en
Site unO bshsb,u ulO Mot ourb Gin: bntat
porilbtrqebnoe, Iul.tt abcr grunoipdolidf ionoern
Ourb cine iduit,, dbcr Olu5rH0e l&JrtunJ. Ales
Si9s III cine 1batiabe ls;tt peritdHolId), ME Oas
Ginmlleius 2lae 2lpot5ttcu. p Gents.
tTiToSu:I&S1
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B. 6oDrs, U}Ont,, bat ii4 3pis
ffen Is 5aponern unO 3 @opbo9s
Elm RumPf ereignet, in peldem Der
5apaner 6. M}tIumi get6Otet unO Der
Gop6op 86os. Gorrigan t3OtIi4 berz
punOet put0e. IS berrI8te i6on ieit
ldngerer 3ett 6ittere 6einOi4uft 3tpis
fhen beiOsn Qdrteien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-22

nunt Der got6lanoiT4sn 2ei6gar6e Ii.
O6eritzQieutenunt a Ia Suite 6e5
preuBi76en 0rugonerz8egiment5 So
mig 5rteDri8 0e5 9ritten q. i4Ieiiz
76eS) y&r, 8. Der Prin3 letoet an
6Uftenz3u6srtulOis.
@efponnte 8e3te4un8en
anil den SuItonunb
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-06-09

THIRTEENTH DAY, MAY 2oTH.
In matter OF change of boundaries OF
road districts effecting road districts Nos.
I'll, 28 and 81
Ordered that all that part of road dis
trict 90 as now established living west of
a line commencing at the intersection of
Cottonwood creek with the north and
south center line of sec 9 tip IS mr. wBm,
thence running due south through the
center OF sections g. 10, 81, 2S and 80 to
intersect with Lapwai creek on the pre-.
sent established south boundary line of
said road district 28 be detached from
said road district 28 and attached and
made part OF road district III Further
ordered that all that part of sections a, S.
6, 7, 8, 9 tip 81 mr. wBm, now lying and
being in the present established bound
aries Of road district I'll be detached from
said road district III and attached to and
made part Of road district 81. Ordered
that all the interest of Nezperce Comfy
in and to W " of NV y and W "a of sw u
sec 4 tp 81 mr. l. eBm be sold at public
| auction at the Court House door after 80
days previous notice given by publication
in ne vspaper OF the county, TO the
highest bidder tor cash
Following certificate of indigency ap.
proved.
Joseph Baker.
| Miss Martha Fowler.
] c Peterson appointed Justice Of the
Peace for Peck prect upon his duly
qualifying under the law
/ Upon petition OF R !. Spiker ct al
ordered that road district "a be divided
creating new road district, viz: That ali
that portion OF road district Ia as at pre-
sent established lying east of line be
ginning on the north liHe of said road
Idistrict at the ne corner of the sw y ser
32tp "a mr. eBm, thence running due
south to Lawyer creek be detached from
said road district ID and form new roat
district to be known as road district No
i 38 and it is further ordered that DaEie
Hoover be and he is hereby appointed
overseer said road distri t SO upon hi
duly qualifying under the law.
Report of G Edmonson, overseer dis
trict az. examined and approved.
f D Briggs, ] d Schadt aud Tom Brocl
appointed as viewers on the John + Pha
, ct al road in district ~ and "a.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-06-09

,
EIGHTH DAY, April. 2IST.
Application of F. C. McMinimy for in
crease in salary not granted
Bond ] III Shriner, overseer dist 9 ex
amined and approved.
Application of Cary Taplin for ferry
franchise near mouth of Capt. John creek
not granted.
Application OF H ] Earl for ferry fran
chise for ferry near mouth of Capt John
creek granted License granted and
rate of same fixed at s. per month pay
able annually. Bond TO be in the sum of
$1,000. Rates of toll fixed as follows:
E horse. a horse and 2 horse teams SO
cents each; saddle horses rs cents each;
footmen IS cents each; loose horses and
cattle TX cents each; sheep and hogs ~
cents each.
r d Briggs, Louis Clark and Frank
Gwinn appointed as viewers on the ] ID
Chiiwood ct al road in dist 10.
f ID Briggs, John Livengood and R l.
Ralston appointed as viewers on the J F
Black Ell al road in dist 10.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-06-09

sec ?; thence due along section line to
reservation line; thence southeasterly
along said reservation line to the place OF
beginning.
Following claims allowed
CURRENT EXPENSE.
VIM Schuldt .........................$ IS 90
Jno NJ Fix. ..............~........,.. 7 IS
. Observation-Disclosures, ~ 90
SHEEP BOUNTY.
c W Cole .............................. so
SPECIAL FUND DIST II.
James NJ Wheat....................... ! 90
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-06-09
Nj NTH DAY, APRIL 22ND,

Petition of Harry Cornwell for sale OF
property and cancellation of taxes con
sidered and not granted.
Resignation of Sidney Jennings con-
stable Lenore prect accepted.
James A. Martin appointed constable
tor Lenore prect.
Report of Cortez Powell, Justice of the
Peace. examined and approved,
The following certificates of indigency
approved.
] Kiuery, Philip Andrews.
Following claims not allowed, not be.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-06-09

for change in Redbird road. Same con-
sidered and prayer of petitioners not
granted.
On application + ID Briggs granted
leave of absence for 90 days.
In the matter of the petition of ] ]
Shaunessy ct al for establishment oil a
public road in district al Matter con-
sidered, petition granted said road de-
clared public highway aud ordered
opened.
In the matter Of the viewers report on
petition OF w r Gibbs ct al for change in
public road in district 2. Viewers report
accepted. Said change declared a
public highway and ordered opened, and
that part of the Waha and Cottonwood
road between the point Of beginning and
ending OF said change as above granted
declared abandoned.
Bond Of H ] Earl for ferry examined
and approved
Following claims allowed:
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-06-09

!
Report Of ] T Mitchell. Justice OF the
peace Culdesac precinct. examined and
approved.
Application of Hiram ] Earl for change
in location of ferry franchise granted,
said change in location is as follows;
Commencing at point about 100 yards
above the mouth of Captain John creek
at or near the south line Of tip 33n mrs
nj where said tip line runs into Snake
river in sec IS said ferry to land in
Asotiu Co, Wash about 100 yards above
the end of the Asotin county road up
Snake river.
Following claims allowed:
SHEEP BOUNTY.
j Nl 50 j.
Mat Gutenberg .............. %
AT this time the Board adjourns sine
die.
C. A. SMITH,
ATTEST: Chairman.
]. r. LYDoN, Clerk.
BY c. ID. MCEACHRoN. Deputy.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-06-09

Jim Bratcher................ IL 90
TENTH DAY APRIL 23RD.
In the matter Of the petition of H A
Pritchard ct al for the change in Carter
road in dist II and and the abandonment
of portion Of same.
Matter considered and petition granted
Said change declared public highway
and ordered opened, and that part OF the
Carter road between the points of be-
ginning and ending of said change as
above granted abandoned.
Bond of James A Martin. constable of
Lenore precinct, examined and approved.
Following claims allowed:
COUNTY ROAD.
r S Tighe on account OF con
tract for construction of + II
Nicholson change in Coyote
grade. .......................... ....." $50 On
SPECIAL FUND DIST IS.
Henry der....................." II so
ELRvENTH DAY, MAY STH.
On certificate of f d Briggs. constrnc-
ton of F II Nicholson change in Coyote
grade in district "a accepted and con
tract on f S Tighe and bondsmen re-
leased.
Bid of Z S Tighe for construction OF
A Sogard and ] r Shaw road accepted.
Plans and specifications for new Jail
building and addition to court house ex
amined and approved.
Following claims allowed.
COUNTY ROAD
r. llRhe...... ...........-............S l47 90
SHEEP BOUNTY.
] Shaw. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
CURRENT EXPENSE.
TWELFTH DAY, MAY 10TH.
Application of ] NJ Gambler for liquor
license granted and bond approved,
Donation in the sum of 500 granted for
benefit of Kamiah grade in road district
go to expended under supervision of r l.
Spiker.
Ordered that all the interest OF Nezperce
County in lots 4, and blk B. lot 4
blk d and lot IL blk F, McAllister's ad-
dition to be sold at public auction at the
front door of the Court House on the
highest bidder for cash on Monday, July
18th. 1903, at IL am.
Following official bonds examined and
approved.
Giles Bowler, Justice of the Peace, Bed
rock prect.
tt S Mabbott, overseer district II.
V Wilks, overseer district 80.
Application of S Canter for liquor
license granted and bond approved.
Contracts of f Tighe for construction
of A Soga-d and J r Shaw. roads ex-
amined and approved. Hearing set on
the P A Stewart ct al road in district 2
for Thursday, July 23rd. 1903.
Supplementary hearing held on | II
Malone road in district 20 and fui Their
hearing postponed until July az at 2 p. IN.
Following claims allowed.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-06-09

SECoND DAY, APRIL Hath.
Warrant ordered drawn to order OF {
A Hastings county treasurer for interest
on rounding bonds due April I, 1908
Bids open.d for construction OF Al
Sogsrd and R Shaw roads f S Tighe
bld $I297 90 for both roads. { Northeutt
bid 1910 for ] X Shaw road, $3.50 for AL
Sogard road. Bids taken under advise
ment.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-06-09

Following damages awarded on the
d d Van Wrinkle road in district 10
&c Hollingsworth $27)oo, J Cook
$27 90, L Johnson S27 90, IS Gilbert
S36 90, and A Hollingsworth $24 80.
Auditor ordered to draw warrants for said
amounts and the overseer of said district
to tender same.
In the matter of the viewers report on
the o w Thornton ct al road in district
10. Said road declared public highway
and ordered opened.
Following claims allowed.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-06-09

Phone No. 200 will find Vim. F
Galbraith, the Dentist.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-06-09

SEVENTH DAY, APRIL 10Th.
Application of Samuel d White for
assignment of tax sale certificates granted
as follows:
No. IS for 1897 on lot l blk 30 town of
Nez Perce.
No. 1863 for 1897 on lot % blk IS town of
Nez Perce.
No. III for 1897 on lot s blk ID town of
Nee Perez.
No. rS2 for 1897 on lot L blk town of
Nez Perez.
No. "a for 1897 on lot 8 blk is town of
Nez Perez.
No. 1877 for 1897 on lot II blk IS town
of Nez Perce.
No. 43 for 1897, No. So for 1898 and
taxes for 1900 on lot IL blk town of
Nez Perez.
In the matter of the r NJ Crow road in
district 10. Matter con 'idered and prayer
of petitioners not granted.
Report of w B Reese Probate Judge
examined and approved.
Bond of ] S Hogue Justice of the Peace
Russell prect examined and approved.
Following claims allowed
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-06-09
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS

OFFICER OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM
MIssIoNERs, ME- PIERCE COUNTY, IDA.
FIRST DAY, APRIL IS, 1908.
Board meets pursuant TO law in regular
session. Present Geo A Smith, Commits
sioner. First dist, Samuel Hollenbeck,
Commissioner second district, Geo w
Welker Commissioner third strict and
J R Lydon. clerk, by c D McEachron,
deputy.
Following official bonds examined ard
approved:
A B Hazletine overseer dist 81.
w Keane, overseer dist s.
Chas F Cleveland constable Beeman
precinct.
james I Mitchell justice OF the peace
Culdesac precinct.
James w Blue overseer dist ?.
Jesse f Walker overseer dist 28
Follow applicants for liquor license
granted and bonds approved:
Baker & Morrisey.
Chas Mix
Charles Parker.
Ferdinand Ross
Angel Robertson & Co.
Alb Anderson.
Dennis Holland.
L Thompson & Co.
w H Dawson & Co.
A Sempert.>
Baird & Boise
Following claims allowed:
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-06-09
4 WALDO MURPHY
attorney at LGl0

Large blocks of Forest Reserve, Sol
dier's Additional and script for unsur-
veyed Government lands constantly on
hands. No. Ga IS Jamison Block. Spo-
kane, Wash.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-11-05
BARRY's TRIAL BEGINS.
Only One juror Secured Since the Trial
Started Tuesday Afternoon.

District court opened Tuesday after
noon with the second trial of William
Barry as the first case to come before
the court. At the opening it developed
that Judge Cowan of Devils Lake
would sit as trial judge instead of Judge
Lauder, who was called in to hear the
case by Judge kneeshaw last June, at
the time the case was first set for trial.
The progress of the case is slow and
for several days to come the work of
securing a jury may be expected to
continue. When the court reached an
adjournment last evening at five o'clock
the panel of twenty-four jurors drawn
for the term had been exhausted and
only one juryman, Geo. S. Hambley, of
Storlie, placed in the box. At the ad-
journment Judge Cowan issued an
order subpoenaing seventy-ive more
jurors and it is expected that sufficient
number will reach Langdon in time to
allow of court reconvening again this
afternoon. States Attorney Price has
associated with him as counsel for the
state, Attorney W. B. Dickson. his
predecessor in Office at the time of the
first Barry trial. and Attorney Frank NJ.
Nye of Minneapolis. Judge Cleary and
Attorney W. E. Purcell, of Wahpeton
have charge of Barry's defense. The
wide interest which this case attracted
at the time of the first trial leaves the
matter so familiar to most of our
readers that we hardly tind it necessary
to burden them with repetition at
this tirse.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-11-05
! Additional Local News.

Now open Sherwin Cafe, opposite Post
Office. Oysters in any Style. Meals, hot
coffee or lunch. European plan.
w. j. Mooney came up yesterday from
Minneapolis and will spend part of the
week here looking after business matters.
Mrs. Prinyer is leaving this week for
Chicago and her home in Ontario, cx-
pecting to remain east during the winter
months.
David Charbonneau, who has lately
purchased the farm of Jos. McGauvran,
ST., at Olga was in the city Monday clos
ing the deal.
Friday afternoon of this week the
Ladies Guild of the Presbyterian church
invite the ladies of Langdon to meet
with them at their regularly fortnightly
social meeting which will be held at
the home of Mrs. Sturm.
On Nov. 26th and 9th tho ladies of
the Catholic church at Wales will give
a fair and bazaar. A social and enjoy
able time will be had at which their
friends from this end of the line will be
given warm and cordial welcome.
Services at the Baptist church Sunday
morning and evening at the usual hours.
Subject of discourse in tho morning,
ssThe Search for God" In the evening
"The Glory of the Cross" Sunday
school Immediately follows the morning
service. The public is cordially invited
to attend all of these services. Robert
A. McMullen, Pastor.
NJ. Plante, one of the early pioneer
residents at Olga was in the city the
early part of the week visiting with the
family of Judge Dorval. They found a
number of old friends who were glad to
see them. While in the city Mr.. Plante
sold fifty head of cattle from his stock
farm to Butcher M. L. Sullivan.
= At the Presbyterian'church next Sun
day Rev. DR.. Thomas will preach in the
morning on .Why We Are Christians
| in the evening on "Why We Are Not
Christians" Sunday school in the after
noon at half past two o'clock. Revival
services every evening of the following
week at half past seven o'clock except
Saturday when the service will take
place at half-past two in the afternoon
Sacramental service on Sunday Nov. 10
DR.. Thomas will preach in Dresden the
coming Sunday in the afternoon a
three o'clock.