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The San Francisco call., 1904-12-10
NEW WITNESS
IN WILL CASE
Alfred Amand Is to Testify
That Miss DOlbeer Jumped
Out of Hotel Window
Special Dispatch to The Can.

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-By far the
most remarkable development in the
celebrated Dolbeer will case which
has arisen out Of the mysterious death
of the California heiress at the Waldorf
last July Will come tomorrow when
Alfred Amand. before the new commits
sion In this city. will swear he saw Miss
Dolbeer deliberately raise her skirts.
step upon the window ledge and stoOp-
ing low throw herself from the win
dow. Miss Warren. he declares. also
saw the death leap.
This testimony. which comes at the
eleventh hour, adds strength to the
theory that Miss Dolbeer committed
suicide.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-10
MRS. FAIRS
BELONGINGS
ARE SOLD
Special Dispatch to tn. Call

NEW YORK, Dec. e.-Connoisseurs,
curiosity seekers and casual buyers as
sembled this afternoon at the Knicker-
booker Art Gallery at the opening Of
the sale Of jewels. laces. furs and other
personal belongings Of the late Mrs.
Charles l. Fair. The objects offered
were most varied in character and
ranged from cigarette cases to apostle
spoons and silver communion cups.
Some Of the handsomest silver pieces
were immense salvers, tea sets and
heavy candelabra bearing the names of
famous silversmiths. These brought
fairly good prices.
The silver trifies. such as boxes, bon
bon dishes and bottles, also sold well.
The miniatures, ivories and vases
brought only a fraction Of their orig
insl cost. There were also several bar
gains IN fine laces. The total Of the
sale for $50 numbers was $4460 20.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-10

HEADQUARTERS OF THE JAP
ANESE THIRD ARMY, BEFORE
PORT ARTHUR, Nov. %, via Tien-
ts1n. December 9 probably held at
headquarters for censorship The
general assault on Port Arthur, which
began at noon on November 26, is still
in progress. In the first series of as
sGults an attempt was made TO cap
ture the forts on Rihlung and Kek-
wan mountains by penetrating the
principal line OF fortifications sur
rounding them and to envelop the
city from the east. At the same time
a strong force pushed up the gorge Of
the Shuishi Valley, between the two
fortified ridges, and attacked the sup
porting fort in the rear Of West Rih-
lung Mountain, officially called Sung
shu Mountain, with the intention of
euveloping the city from the west
The attempt failed after the most
furious fighting that has been wit
messed since Port Arthur was invested.
The lighting lasted from noon of No
vvember 26 until after dawn Of the
following day without cessation.
The assault began early in the
morning with a tremendous lombard
ment Of the forts on the wesoern half
. q the eastern fortified ridge by a. bat
teTy. which had been placed in posi-
ton on the crest of a ridge to the rear.
/ or hours the whole western half of
the fortified ridge was deluged with
heavy shells. At noon the principal
line Of fortifcations was a perfect hell
OF bursting shrapnel and the spectacle
was more wonderful than anything
previously seen.
The front lines Of infantry, having
been strongly reinforced, began an at
tack simultaneously along the entire
line from East Kekwan Mountain to
Vest Rihlung Mountain Through the
haze caused by the smoke Of the burst
ing shells the assaulters could be seen
emerging from the cover of the
parallels, as well as swarming up the
fortified ridge at half a dozen differ
ent points.
MEN FALL BY HUNDREDS.
Rifles. rapid-are guns and machine
guns blazed from the Russian posi-
tiOns. where advances were made in
the open. The men went down by
hundreds. The forts were belching
smoke and bursting shells and the
rampant walls were black with as
saulters. who on reaching the crests
met with an awful fire from within
the forts. which swept down line after
line Of japanese
AS fast as the assaults were repulsed
more japanese swarmed up, only to
be moved down in turn.
The determination and fury Of the
japanese assaults were equaled by the
stubbornness Of the resistance Of the
Russians.
On the eastern extremity Of the line
the japanese made an assault in an
attempt to capture the Russian
trenches situated midway on the slope
Of East Kekwan Mountain. The Jap
anese paralleled some thirty yards Of
the Russian trench line and an entire
regiment charged across, the men fall
ing by hundreds before the awful fire
OF the Russians. But still more men
came on over the bodies Of those who
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-10
STORY OF HEIIAIAN,s SALE
TO HUNTINGTON CONFIRMED
Purchase Price Said to Equal About
IA Per Cent of the Magnate's
Outside Holdings

Los ANGELES. Dec. 9.-The story
that Henry z. Huntington has pur-
chased the interests of l. w. Hellman,
G. f. Deguinne and Antoine BOrel in
the Pacific Electric and Los Angeles
Interurban Railways has been con-
firmed- The purchase is said to amount
to about IA per cent of the stock Of the
Huntington outside lines. Huntington
now owns an exact half interest in the
two roads, the remaining shares being
held by E. II. Hartman and his as
sOciates
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-10
NEGLECTS WIFE TO SPEND
MONEY ON AIRSHIPS

SPOKANE. Dec 9-Because her hus-
band preferred to sduander his earn
ings in trying to invent a flying ma
chine, rather than purchase necessaries
for his family, Mrs Fannie NJ. Stinson
formerly of Colfax. Wash, was given a
divorce to-day. Her husband, John NJ
Stinson, is a printer He made no con-
test.
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SAID TO BE FORGED NOTE.
Securities for Millions Reported to
Have Carnegie's Name Affixed.

CLEVELAND, Dec. "a note for
$4,000. 900 with the forged signature
of Andrew Carnegie on it is said on
the authority of one of the highest
officials in Cleveland to be the only
security found to-day upon opening
tha envelope which Mrs. Chadwick
had given to Ira Reynolds of the
Wade Park Bank.
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SECURITIES ARE WORTHLESS.
Mrs. .Chadwick's Five Million Dollars
Is on Paper Only.


CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. 9.-Ac-
cording to a story published here to-
day. the package of securities belong
ing to Mrs. Chadwick and in possess
sion of Ira Reynolds, supposed to con-
tain $1,000, 900 worth of collateral, was
opened to-day. 1t is declared that
while the face value of the securities
is $4,000, 900, the actual value is not
one cent.
1t is also stated that this package
was in a safe deposit vault in Jersey
City until yesterday. when 1T was taken
out and brought to this city by Rey-
nolds. Reynolds refused to either
deny or confirm this report.
District Attorney Sullivan made the
announcement to-day that lie mad
made all necessary arrangements with
Carnegie to have the latter at the pre-
liminary hearing of Mrs. Chadwick In
New York on December 81.
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G1LLErr FATHERS BILL.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Represen-
tative Gillett introduced in the House
to-day a bill to provide for survey
for deepening the channel at Hum
boldt Bay and Crescent CITY.
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had fallen, and by sheer weight OF
numbers they reached the trenches,
which they captured at the point of the
bayonet.
The Russian shrapnel fire made the
captured section of the trenches a per-
feet hell. while the Japanese shrapnel
fire assisted the captors to push east
and west along the trench line.
The assaulters succeeded in holding
some eighty yards of the trench in
front Of the parallels. but their efforts
TO rush the trench line east and west
was a failure, owing to impossible
burning pits which filled the whole
space of the trench on the northern
side, as well as to the fact that their
progress was barred by the fire of the
Russian machine guns.
DEAD FILL THE TRENCHES.
The Japanese built traverse walls
across the trench under the protection
of their machine guns and tried to cross
the pits, but they were unable to do so.
At o'clock in the evening a furious
Russian counter attack drove the Jap
anese back to the parallels with great
loss.
At 8 o'clock the Japanese again cap
tured the same portion Of the trench
and made desperate but unsuccessful
efforts to cross the pits
o'clock in the morning, when the Rus
SLAMS again counter attacked and re-
captured the trench which was piled
with dead bodies. For over thirty
yards between the trenches there was
a veritable shambles. The last attacks
and counter attacks were made over
the bodies Of the slain.
The first attempt to rush the fort
on the northern part of Kekwan
Mountain was made at 1 o'clock in
| the afternoon, when the assaulters
swarmed up the rampant wall from
the moat and met with an awful fire
from within and from the Chinese
wall in the rear Of the fort. When the
Russians saw that ii was the intention
of the Japanese to rush the fort they
moved considerable force from the
Chinese wall into a gorge to the east
and to the rear of the fort. During
the four or five assaults which the
japanese made upon the fort some of
the garrison attempted to evacuate
they were fired upon by the Russian
force in the gorge.
FAIL TO RUSH THE FORT.
AS the result of the first assault the
rampant walls were black with bodies.
In the second assault the Japanese
succeeded I'm gaining a foothold in tho
| interior, where the defenses were
| bomb-proof, with raised lines of pro-
tected trenches in the rear of the fort,
where the machine guns swept the
front of the fort and the walls
The assaulters attacked this bomb
proof maze, where the fighting was
hand-to-hand with bayonets and gren-
ades.
The japanese mounted six noun
tain guns on an intrenched hill called
''P" fort, Immediately to the west. in
an endeavor to silence the fire of the
Maxim guns, but they were unsuccess-
full.
At 3 o'clock in the morning the
Continued on Page 2, Column 1.
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MenFa FaIIbyHundreds
on the Rannparts.
Trenches Filled With Dead
Failure Of Japanese
General Assault.
Hand to Hand Fighting

The J0zouvng graphic story Of the general assault
Port 4rhw tets Of the desperate attempts made By tie
japanese to take the Fortress Drlven back BY soers Of
shot and SHE'LL they fought like demons until the trenches
filled ao1t tie dead and d1lng. THE loss 0f life
appalling.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-10
Inverness Again Anoat.

LONDON. Dec. s.-The British
steamship Inverness. from Tacoma for
Yokohama, which went ashore at
Nororan on November 2S, has been
hoated and is apparently undamaged.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-10
No Activity Among Troops.

MUKDEN, Dec. 9.-The cannonade
Of the last two days has not been fol-
lowed by any serious movement Of
troops.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-10
SAYS SHE is NINE. DEvERE.

Lawyer Convinced That It Was Mrs.
Chadwiclx's Name.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.-Repre-
sentative James Southard of the Ninth
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-10
THE rHEArERs.

ALCAZAR-''The Professors Love
Story"
CALIFORNIA-West's Minstrels.
COLUMBIA-'Her Own Way"
CENTRAL-''The Suburban"
CHUTES-Vaudevill
FISCHER R'SAVaudeville.
GRAND-''In Dahomey."
MAJESTIC-''The Senator"
ORPHEUM-Yaudsv
TIVOLI-''KinC DOdo."
Matinees At All Theaters To-Day.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-10

Forecast made at San Frane!sco for
thirty hours. ending midnight Decem-
Der 10:
San Francisco and vieinity-cloudy
Saturday; fresh southerly winds.
A. c. McADIE.
District Forecsster.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-08-25
ALIAS SUMMONS.

rs TnR DISTRICT COURT oF TnK sEcoSu
lodlcisl District 81 the ktatr 81 Idaho. ia
and iof fhe CouttY 81 Ncs fefcc.
Nsfssfef kcFtaticA, f3sintl1 " william y
Eef,oklch. nsfcutant
The kfsie 81 Idaho sends 6rcctinF To
nillism n. Rrs3ea3oh. defendant
Your are Hefshr tummofed, and rcqnifec
70 sEfscaf ID su arilon brought sgainst you -
raid pialntin. IN she ssic district couft ard a.
answer the rompialNt 81 the Above names
pslntir, sled herein. within ten days tc1ci az.
i've 81 TIE cay 81 scfficel alter sac service on
you q fhis sufn tnous. u served ~ltbsn this
oooufss o. n scFsed cut ~ this courif, tut
sIthin this tUclcisi district within twtatt
csss. - " served elscp here. utthin forty dsss
The ssid aslion IL brought 70 dissolve thc
bonds - matfirnorY hsrcicfofs and nov "a
istlng between foa aud piAintif. The grounds
To- this sctlon alleged IN plsinur's com
plalnf are cruel and inhrtaan treatment aud
nor spppoff on scooont 81 ldiencss, grofigacs
and dissipation.
knd YOU Ar hereby notified that u yop fkii
10 appear and snfscf sssd couriAins A. at1fe
rev uired TIE ssid piaintir vii demand iocF.
nent sgaiest you sccofoinr 10 The prayer OF
aus,is NJ hand ard the seal Of the
District Court Of The sccond Judicial District.
state 81 Idaho. IN snd iof Nes Perez County.
seal gR LYroS. Cicrk.
~ Coo. T. kaR. Deputy.
WALLACE a MITCHELL Attorneys Tor flsintn.
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Our Bankrupt Stock

Which was bought recently is en-
route. Look out for some Business
builders when this is thrown on the
market.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior. land cface at
Lewiston. Idaho. August 8 1904.
Notice II hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to mnka Anal proof In support Of His claim,
and that said proof viii he made before W. "
Hammell. Z :. Commissioners 81 Negperce,
Idaho on sertem her ~ 1894 via;
SHERMAN " flaming
OF NeFpcrce. Idaho, for the lots p, "a ~ "a. IS
e, n aud -, sec 8. twp 80 r2xn~
lie names The following witnesses to prove
OF said land. via;
Abraham kitten, Charles Booth. Andrew
Huber and David Paissou. all OF Nesperce
Idaho. J. b. WET, Register
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Department Of the Interior. land Office IT
Lewiston, Idaho. july 10. 1904
Notice Il hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of her Intention
" make nnsl proof in support OF her Claim.
and that said proof will he m edc before ". W.
Hammeil. 4. =. Commissioner at kcgperce.
Idaho on September =, 1905 via;
Laura ". isrrrRfs,
widow OF Harvey ichoris deceased, Of Nex.
pcrcc, Idaho for the ny se,& sec 81. twp as n r
q e b m
She names the following witnesses to prove
hcr continuous residence upon and cultiya.
tion ofsaid land. yiss
Warren lawrence Horace wisc. James
Naher and John ]. Mccoy, all OF Nespercs,
Idaho. J. b, WEST. Register.
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To the Harvesters.....
We want your HARVEST
Blu SIN E SIS. WE WILL
MAKE THE PRICES.
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NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.

pcparffn rnf Of The Interior. land once al
Lewiston. Idaho. August z iFe<
Notice "a hereby given that the follow ing
named ssltlFr has aicd pc;ice of his intention
70 make apai rfoof IN support 81 hls claim.
and that ssid proof will BE- made before ". ",
uammsil. u. r. Commissioner. at Nespsrce
Idaho. on September n. 1904. via,
CHARLES y LANCER.
Of Ncsperce. Idaho. for the pei sec =. twp -
a.f1EsN
he names the following witnesses 10 prove
hls continuous residence upon aud cultivation
OF said land. vie.
william Dsschsmp, George p. Reinhsrdt.
Charles ". syron. lfsac :. hillo~s. all OF Nes-
perez. Idaho. ,. q. wEss. Register
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NOTICE FOR pUBlICATTON

Department Of the Interior. .Rad ofsce az
Lewiston. Idaho. July Is. 1904.
Notice IL hereby given that The following
named settler has iied notice 81 her intcniicf
to make anal prooi IN support sf her claim
aud that said proof will be madt before W "
Hammcil. 4. :. commissioner IT Sespcrce
Idaho. on scrtcmhc 10 1904. via:
NKltfE ". HARRIS.
nee Nellie " Nco Of Nerpcrcc. Idaho, Tor the
lots 6 and Ell ttsi. sec Is, twp - nrsc b m.
she names the following Witnesses 20 prove
her continuous residence uf,on and Guilty.
tior Of said land. viss
charley Hartford. Lewis Bachelor, Jack
Daily and william wspcr. all OF Nczpcrcc
Idaho. 1.B. Nesr. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

( NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior. land once a
Lewiston, Idaho, July i. 1905
Nes,es = hereby river hat fss following
20 make final proof ~ support Of his claim
and ihsi s@,e proof vii be made before ". "
Idaho. on September II. 1905. Wis.
EESExT L. P4RElss.
81 Slppen. Idaho, for the lots a. 3 G. :, o. sec a
and lots and sec n. twp "a. raw b NJ.
he nsmes the following witnesses 70 prove
~ contin1ont residence Upon and cultivation
Reuben Harris. Charley y. psrssns. Frsus
Bailey aud Alon1o A Bailey, all OF Kippen.
Idaho. bwpT Register
4 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior, land once At
Lewiston. Idaho. July p. 1904.
Notice il hereby given that the following
named settler has died notice OF his intention
70 make anal proof IN support Of his claim
and that sid proof VIII be made before the
register and receiver at lewiston Idaho.
on August ~ 1904 via:
JAMES LAvERTY
81 ksmtsh. Idaho. for the M sell. ses4 49,,
he names The following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
% said land. via.
George, all ofnoodlSnd. Idaho. Hugh Lxversy.
Of Karnlkh. Idaho J. h. NDT. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior. land once Al
Lewiston, Idaho. August II, 1894.
Notice - hereby r1rca that The following
nAsaet settler has fled notice OF her intention
TO make huAl proof in support Of her claim.
and that said proof viii he made before ". W
ENmmcii, L. {. Commissioner al Nezrsrce-
idaho. on November Is. iao<. viz.
NFTTgE LivE~sfakorR.
Of ksratah. Idaho. for the o.. nwi. and pis
swA& sec d. twp - nr3e B m
she names the following witnesses 10 prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land. viz:
James Hsgan. Christopher G.. Larsen and
Harvey NJ. Robinson. al OF ksmikh. Idaho
and John A. DAILY. of Ssspsree. icsbo.
J. h. WEST. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior land once 81.
Lewiston. fdsho. August ". iac<.
Notice IA HEREBY given that the following
named settler has fied notice Of his intention.
t. mNtc final proof in support Of his claim.
snd that said proof will be made before ". W.
Hsmmcil. z. ;. Commissioner 81 Nsspercs-
Idaho. on october l. 1904. viz.
wtLTEn o. BOOTH.
Of Nesperce. Idaho. for the n~,< see 81. twp &-
nr2 b m.
ne names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land. via.
william y. Hsrdvick. Perry Miller. Eris'sd
Olsen and John Reese, all Of Nerperre. Idaho
J. y. WEST Register.
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CIRCLE OF W. OF w.-REsER-
~ vation Banoer Camp No. ISL.
meets in the Odd Fellows hall on
the End and lth Tuesday ofeach month.
VIOLA v. Wilson, G. N.
NARY B. WARSAcuT, Clerk.
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cHantrs G. ssNnrns

Of Dnhiln Idaho. for the ~ se5. and ~ spl.
sec 81, twptt nriw IN.
he names TIE following witnesses to prove
hia continuous residence UPON and cultivation
% said land. va.
John c. jackson. Esien X Dali and Charles
4. Dunnaw&y. all 81 Dublin. Idaho. and
George X. Nichols. 81 Nchler. Idaho.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the interior. land Office st
Lewiston. Idaho. August %. 1904
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler haf 1lei notice OF his Intention
TO make final proof in support OF his claim. ard
that said proof wiii be made before the
Reeister ard Receiver Al Lewiston. Idaho. on
october 10. 1904 via.
frTrH NBktrN.
Of Kamish. idsho, for the eli ne 1. sec "a. twp
a. nrse BIN
lie names the following witnesses 30 prove
his continuous residence upon and cuiiiva-
ton Of said land. Via
John Ncrsrnahsn. John A. Daily. Maggie
Lswier and wiiliem Rarhec, ali Of ksniah,
Idaho. .. n. WEST. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department a. the Interior LAND o1ioe Al
lewiston. idrlto, illg -, 4qes.
Notitc il hereby given thst The following
nafler sefiler has nie5 notice 81 HE intention
~ maze faal prooi IN sgfPori q his claim.
ard fhai said frpCi VIII b. made before "a.
hh4umfli, II corn m isstoner a. Nrzrcrcc
Idaho. on septsfaber y. 1904 viz;
niltiAs &. ctsnE.
81 Sespefoe. Idsao. Sos ihe lot - sec 2. twp g
nrl n a. :
he assBcs the following witnesses % prove
~, cnniiD1ens residence upon snd cultivation
81 said land. Viz.
Joseph Frcdrirks q westiaRc. icsho. John
hUndfofk anc Pred q. nrssch. beth Of Aes-
perez. Idaho. AID Peter Jacobson 81 Knmixh
Idaho.
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NOTICE For PUBLICATION.

Department 81 The Int Nor. land ofsce al
Lesiston, idaho, kueusf a. 1914
Notice Il hereby given that tao following
named settler has aict lctlfs 81 hif intention
to make fnai proof IN tufpoff 81 HE claim,
SUD thai fetd proof Will b. made before W. ".
Hammeli Z. :. Commissioner AZ NcsYcrce,
ldAho. on oetohaf J. 1900. Viz.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department 81 the Interior. land office At
Lewiston. Idaho. July ~. 1904
Notice "a hereby given that the following
named settler has fied notice Of his intention
10 make final lrooi In support Of his claim,
and that said PROT viii he made before ". "
HAmmrii. - commissioner AZ Nexperce
Idaho. on september. ~. isp4. viz.
FRANK &. NitffANs.
sSnrlcb m
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land. viz.
oeurge CLARK, John p. Olson. John 7. orbison
and James ~ Garrison. all Of Nczpcrcc. Idaho.
A. WEST Register
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NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION

Department 81 The Interior. land cflce az
Lewiston, Idaho, August q. 1895.
Notce 10 hereby giren thai th@ following
nnned segtitr h2s flcd notice 81 her intention
70 make 1nsl proof IN support Of her claim.
aud that raid yui slii - made before the
tsfistsr and Receiver AZ Lewiston. Idaho. on
octotSr "a 1904 va.
N8ooiH G IkuLrK.
q Ksn.ish. Idaho. Tor the "a e,s sec 3. twp 81.
nf1c "a.
she names the following witnesses to prove
hsr continuous residence upon anc cultivation
81 sAid land. NiE.
william n. Haecr. Peter whsitn, Clarence
Johnston ana John {. NcTArnshan. all 81
ksulsh, Idaho.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the interior. land once a.
Lewiston, Idaho, August -. 1904.
Notice u hereby given that the following
named settler has nicd notice Of his intention
TO make fnsl proof in support Of his claim.
and that said proof viii be made before ". ".
fammell. u. 3 Commi,tioner al Lewiston.
Idaho. on Sertsmbcr y, isct. via.
Laws A. LaScHR,
II Scrrcrce, Idaho. for the WI nvt.. sesz nsi.
aud sviz nes4 scc "a. twp -. rae b m.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
hts continuous resideuce upon and cultivation
Of said land, via.
Lc,lie Johnson. Martin n. Meimoe. william
y. crnmpscter and Thomrs J. Ntmpy. all OF
Nesperee, Idaho. J. n. WET. Register.
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FUNERAL OF L. B. WHITNEY
OiliriuIs and I.mpio.cs Of Z. Y. GO. Pay
Last Tribute Of Respect.

Vic funeral of Lyman T., Whitney, Tia"
veteran hargdc"mdstor of tho Cham
plain IlIu- port4tiou company, was hCld
Ir,duN attcruuou at two u'Clo'k from
IN. iatc home on tromblc street SERVICES
Nrrc conducted by the Rev. j. T.. Mead
Of the Nothodist thurcu ana was aiicud-
81 by - largo number OF friends and rcla-
tNus, Singing WIS furnished 10y the Moth
odist thurch choir and the caskrt WIS
covered with - proiusion Of beaut'iul
floral pieces. The bearers were the FOL
lowing officials and omploycs OF IN"
Champain Transportation company: -.
\ LOOMS general manager, capt ~ D.
baldwin Of the Chltcaugay. \. II. Pota,
master mechanic at Shrlburnc harnor, IRA
l.. Jo.n"r VI the freight department AT The
local office Of the company, u. A. ROCK
well. pilot on the Vermont, ANA itrhrN
I. .honlbard, longtime "lnpl"N". IN"
e.. Hl,rt was hurnr by sis incnhrrs oI ih'
lulicc department. The remains w"i"
placed in the vault In Lake View Gene
Terry ana the arrangements were III cil'fsr
of j Warren Roberts.