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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-10-29


James Wade FoFbia Of Butte. one
II the hest known attorneys IN the
norihwcai. q member Of the Law arm
u Forhis a Magtison. died az hir
home Thursday
Senator W. A Clark has sold the
Helena Independent 10 John S. n Nonl
II Helena and the formal transfer
haa already taken place
Every piece % rolling stock on the
Rocky Mountain division Of the North.
ern Pacific il being pressed into ser
vice.
General Nelson a, Miles viIi make
= stamping tour Of the state next
week
George Sock. aaloonkeepeT at Jor.
de. Mont. has arrived and surrendered
himaslf 10 Sheriff Savage al Miles
city. stating that be had shot and
killed Edward Carl at his saloon.
The state supreme court has afirm-
I'D the judgment Of the district court
IN holding that the city Of Helena had
no legal right To oxpond money for
the purchase Of water mains when the
city had already exceeded the legal
limit Of Indebtedness.
John wollcut. one Of the best known
residents OF Livingston. was acciden.
tally fatally shot while breaking camp
on Trail creek. wollcut was moving
a shotgun when the weapon explod.
ed. double charge Of birdshot enter
Ing his back. tearing a gaping hole In
his body.
Charles Comment, a Frenchman.
was captured at sheep Mountain by a
posse which had been pursuing him
since the body Of George c. Farrants,
an English pheepman. was found at
the lattcr'a camp with the head crush.
ed 10 an unacceptable mass. He
admitted that be was the murderer.
A sensational rush Of sQuatters up.
on land recently thrown open near
Atlanta. Sedan and the east side Of
F1athead lake Is reported from the
north. Thirteen townships, a great
portion of which is so heavily tim.
bered and 30 Wild az to be almost i'm.
paHsable. were gobhlcd up In Eve days.
The body OF Edward Forrest. an
aged pioneer Of Montana. was found
In the Yellowstone river recently. For.
rest had been missing for some time.
and II is supposed he fell into the
river while fishing. He at one time
possessed considerable wealth. having
engaged in mining and ranching. He
was the FIRST sheriff Of Deer Lodge
county.
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Boundary Falls shelters, 1881 tons;
Senator 70 CRANKY smeIter, 1865 tons;
Orc Denoro 70 Granny sneIteF, SG
tons; Mountain Rose To Greenwood
and Boundary Falls shelters, 1872 tons;
AEhelstan-Jaekpot TO Boundary Falls
smeiteF. $50 tons; CRANKY smeIter
treated this week $3.50 tons, or 473.4sl
tons this year; Boundary Falls smell.
ter treated 2eI0 tons. or 1889 tons since
starting.
Phoenix. b. Ginning in the old
lronsides property Of the CRANKY com
pany from the 300 20 the 400 foot level
started this week. Diamond drilling
stili continues at the CRANKY mines.
The September shipments from the
Mother Lode mine were I4,7g4 tons.
Excavation in rock for two ore crush.
ers Ia completed, and concrete is now
being Iaiu
The regular daily shipments from
the Brooklyn mine are 300 tons or
more. The force exceeds SO men.
Al the Senator. Summit camp. which
rejoined the shipping list last week,
after an ldleness Of several months, a
dozen men are employed. The force
az the Lancashire Lass, in the same
camp. operated by the Montreal &
Boston Consolidated. is also being in
creased somewhat.
Paul Paulson Of Seattle has left
Northport for Hall Creek. B. c.. to
arrange for work on the Flying Dutch
man group Of six claims. The group
was bonded to Superintendent Crows
dale OF the Silver King. on Toad noun
tain. for $4,000. but the bond was
abandoned. Customs Inspector Will
lam Hutchinson of this place is heay.
lily interested IN this group.
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Greenwood.-The trial OF Joshua
Bell for the murder OF Annie Allan al
Phoenix August 10 last, ended with a
verdict of guilty.
Captain Rogers. a veteran prospect.
or. win run a 400 foot tunnel on his
property on Fourth OF July creek. near
Grand Forks. 3. C.
Victorla.-Judge Splnks of Vernon
Ia to be appointed a commissioner by
the provincial government to lnvesti.
gate charges preferred against A. Dick,
inspector OF mines for the Kootenay
country. Inspector Dick has been sus.
pended by the minister Of mines pend.
ing investigation. F. II. Shepherd, c,
E., OF Nanaimo has been appointed his
successor.
Phoenix. B. C.-Boundarys low
grade producers last week sent on,
the following amounts OF ore to die.
trict shelters: CRANKY mines 10 the
CRANKY smelter. 7740 tons; Mother
Lode to Greenwood shelter, 2s44 tons;
Brooklyn to Boundary Falls smelter,
20l0 tons; Emma to Greenwood and
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rwo suemarlnes fer RussIa.

New York.-The American says:
Two submarines for delivery e
Russia, which had been sent so mys-
terionsly to this harbor from the ship
yards at Newport News. were shipped
on the Hamburg.American steamer
which sailed from Hoboken Saturday
for Hamburg. At that point the sub,
marines win be reshipped to ST. Pet
ersburg, where they win be put to
gether at once by experts. who have
sailed on the same steamer. within
less than a month these two boats
win be shipped over the st. Peters
burg and Siberian railway for vlad
livestock"
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Russian Count
Attacked in London

London Oct 2A.--Count Bepckou-
dorff. the Russian Ambaasadnr. return
ed TO London tonight from celebrates
bis silver wedding with his wife's rsIes
fiyes 10 silesia, and barely escaped a..
sanlt from a crowd at the Victoria
station, which followed him aImoat
into the embassy. Fortunately nothing
resulted, yet thronghout tins night 4
special force Of police was compelled
% guard tho Russian embassy.
Count Benckendora has always besn
regarded in Official circles here a 8
friend Of peace. and he was as mueh
opposed - was Count Lamsdorff % 60
hussO-Japanese war. Indeed. NJ =
almost AnglOphile 10 sentiment. Tbers
e no doubt that Count BenckendorF
vas deeply hort BY tonight's demon-
sfration.
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IpAno IIEMa.

The nov chemical nru engine or
dered By tbs Payetts council has ar
rived
john p. Martin. aged 20. = prumi
neat Macon. was found dead at bis
home In Rocky Bar.
Tho hFut instaIlment 81 the as0.t -
annuity paymsu, made to the indians
on the Fort Hall reservation has been
made.
A lot Of ilo boxea Of Beurre d'Anjou
ara from a boise orchard cold Ia
the New York market last week for
a4ss per box.
Tho steamer Boneta. owned by Cap.
tain }. d Mcdonald and Captain J.
II. Reynolds. was launched from the
Johnson ahipyhrds Al Occur d'Alenc
Sunday.
A raid vas made Saturday on slot
machines paying money. and II con
aacated. at Boise. During fair week
machines were brought In here and
put in operation.
Prof A. J. Mclean. president Of the
state university. has been invited TO
address the National Association of
State Universities. which meets az Des
Molnea October 81.
Mrs. Abhia FInneKan aged Sc years.
whoae father, J. Merrill. was ono 81
the frat three men TO locate any min.
eral ground where Butte. Mont. now
stands, was found dead in her home at
Mnllan.
The fruit packing season At EN-.
NETT has closed.
Tho government has advertised for
bids 90 be submitted up 10 December
u. 1904. for surveying 20 townships
within the boundaries Of the Occur
ld'Aiene Indian reservation, and ave
fractional townships adjoining the res.
lrvation.
Authentic reports tell Of a ton Of
ire being shipped from the first level
gof the Monarch mine at Atlanta that
contained 1900 ounces silver and
nearly 1000 ounces gold and q lotion
lot from the same leve. sieldea a 70.
suit OF $50 900 In gold and silver.
\. In the most exciting and closely con.
ested game Of football ever witness.
4 in Lewiston. the game Saturday
morning between the Lewiston high
school and the Spokane high school
resulted In a tie, neither side making
q score.
James Burk, 81 years OF age. was
shot and killed at o'clock Saturday
morning by a man named Wilson, sup.
posed to be "sllm. Wilson, who for
merly conducted q dive at Mohler. The
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-10-29
Street Cars
Collide in Seattle

Seattle, Oct 25.-TwO headon COL
hsions, more than thirty persons iniur-
ed, two or three probrably fatally, ana
the vestibules Of two cars telescoped. 4
the tale q havoc wrought on this city q
electric lines BY the fog.
The collisions occurred within haN
an hour Of each other on the Rentna
and University lines. The inbound
cars In each case were heavily ladies'
with passengers coming 20 their wurk
in the city. The outbound cars wero
earring but small loads AsaSaa
The collision on the Renton line was
the more serious Of the two.
In it about twenty persons were IN
jured, the extent Of their hurts ranging
from slight scratches to crushed limbs,
conclusion of the brain and internal
injuries that viii probably result IA
tally.
The smashup ON the UniiverSsy linz
as less eerions. But one man. MOtuw-
man John Gruikshank Of the outbound
car, was serioulys injured, his legs b.
ing badly bruised. Two or three Others
were hlightly injured.
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OF NORTHWEST STATES
LATE NEWS OF THE PAST WEEK
BRIEFLY TOLD.
Choice Selections Of interesting ltsms
Gathered From Exehanses-culllnos
From Washington. idaho. Montana
and orsson-Numsrous Accidents
and Personal Happenings Occur.
wAsHlMoron NEWS.

Guy Finch. a prominent farmer Iiv-
Ing near Albion. died recently Of pneu-
monia.
The enrolment in the NorthpoF,
schools is 20z. with ave teachers and
10 grades.
Al Waila WAlla Robert Osborn, aged
IS years. was convicted by 3 jury Of
criminal assault on q girl Is years
Of age.
William Connolly has been appoint
ed tFainmasteT ON the Washington d.
vision Of the o. II. & ~. with head
quarters ~ Tekoa.
The ChelaR county teachers exam
ination will be held at the once OF
County Superintendent Porter In We,
8tehee November 10. II and IL. 1904.
Mains for the new gas plant built
BY the toNnsite company are being
laid In the principal streets Of Con
nell. and connections made with busl.
ness houses.
The death Al Oakland. Cal. Of Mrs.
Niles {. Moore. wife OF former Gov
eFnoF Miles G Moore. who had been In
California on account VI her health.
is reported.
William J. Harris q Spokane once
= semimiiiionAiFe as 4 result 0f the
lie Rot sale. vas remarked 20 hls d..
FoFeed wife. Mrs. Carrie Harris. ID
Sc. Louis last week
Mr., Crawford says the state won
thres snld. ons silver and one bronze
medal Tor It's hatchery and hsh eS-
hihit and = silver medal tor tAxideFmy
ag the S. Louis fair.
Further litigation concerning the
uEw 5000 dam across the river az
EAfueseF hiss been started BY the Pros.
ser Eiectrie company against the Pros
ser Fails Land 4 Irrigation company
Meianrthon D. Walters. Geld mana.
Eef ~ the Gilbert Hunt company ~
wsiia walla. hade = record ruH In an
automobile from colfaH 10 Spokane IN
8 houFa and ~ minutes. elapsed time,
last Saturday
While driving alone on bis farm
Wagon. Isaac ~ CFuasiey fen from
biz asAi and aaa Fua over ~ hss pAE
on. near RigEville Il 10 not known
hos long be lay unconscious on the
EAAAsA+AH ~ AAA wi sAAaaN AAAAAtA AaA4
died Ia a frw hnuuas vile and eve
daughters sarvtvs,
a. million dollars IN farm produce
,hs record % shipmsnta aud home
'epuaumpsiga around Rosaiia
Tbs Spokane Cpunty horticultural
society h after the acaip u c =. Poy
ton q HillyaFd. county fruit inspector
lie. il - charged. has brought tho 80
vsre criticism ~ A. NanholdeFhcke.
state horslculgarisy. upon the orchards
Of Spokane county Mr. VanhoidcF.
tsks said reeently that The orchards 81
Spokane county arr the maai infected
and the most poorly cared for in the
state.
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Dun's Weekly Review OF Trade
says; Trade reports are more en-
couraging each week, while the feel
ing Of optimism regarding the future
is becoming general ,.l'h - custom
airy disposition TO discount commercial
prosperity. Wall street has lifted the
average price Of so Of the most active
railway shares above par for the FIRST
time since May Of last year.
Manufacturing plants steadily In
creased output is the particularly graf
Tying feature Of the week. The large
tonnage n steel purchased by the ra.s-
ways and the advanced prices for
pig iron suggest that the depression d
that industry has run its course.
A few freight blockades have oceuF-
red. and tratlc is heavy In some GEO.
tons, while all railways reporting for
the first half of October show an aver
age gain Of SO per cent over last year'n
earnings.
Hides have attained q still stronger
position. large sales OF branded cows
and calf skins giving holders the de-
sired advances, and there Is q whole
sale demand at leading leather mar
kets.
Failures numbered 2l5 in the United
States.
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MINES AND MINING NEWS
ITEMs or INTEREST GATHERED
DURING THE PAST WEEK.
Nine Owners Pushing Work on Their
Properties In idaho, Montana ana
orsoOD--MIns Operations Of British
Columbia Are Rather ouIet-Many
Accidents and Personal Events.

Butte. Mont.-Two million dollars is
the amount Of damages asked for ore
alleged 20 have been Illegally extract
cd from the kippeF mine through xae
underground workings Of the PARROT
claim In 1902 by Representatives OF
the Amalgamated Copper company, ae-
eording 10 a complaint aieu wlln the
federal court Mr.. HeinZe and oLners
are plaintiffs IN the suit against the
Parrot Silver d Copper A.aning com
pany and the Anaconda Copper Min
Ing company. both auxiliary corpora
tons Of the Amalgamated company.
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ARM!ES On Shake RIVER
POSITIONS or Both ARMIES RE
MAIN THE SANE.
Neither Side Inclined to Advance Or
% Rstirs-Eaeh Making Prepare
tions for Bic Battle General kurO-
patkIn is with Center q His Army
10000 Wounded At tiarbIn.

St Petersburg. Oct 25-The reIa
tive positions Of the armies on ths
Shake river are not changed. Gen
eral Sakharolf telegraphs that the Rus
SLAMS have been bombarding Iamunt
ing and the Buddhist temple at Lin
shinpu. while the japanese have beer
Smelling the Russian position at ghak
be and near Linshinpu
An Associate Press dispatch from
Mukden reports that the Japanese are
terrifying an important height south
OF shakhe and that neither side shows
disposition either to advance or to
retire.
This meager but significant admis.
sion, all that the censor allows 70
pass over the wires, doubtless fndi.
Gates that General Kuropatkin in ma.
turing important plans, and distribut.
Ing his forces in readiness for another
attempt to break the japanese resist
ance. The roads are now dried by
wind and frosts: the cold is intense
and flooded Relds have been frozen.
Thus military movements are facili.
tated, though al the same time il win
be more difacult TO carry on entrench-
ing work.
An Associated Press dispatch from
the Russian front gives a rumor that
the Russian force has made q detour
to the west. arriving abreast OF Lao
yang. but there is no confirmation OF
these reports.
Great importance Is attached 10 a
report from Toxic that 200 Russians
have crossed the Taitze river east OF
BenEihu. and that 10000 are concen-
rated AZ Kau pass. 20 miles north
west. This may indicate the direction
.of Kuropatkin's next blow. or possibly
Il is intended 90 disconcert the japan
ese and compel them to weaken their
forces on the railroad
Whatever Kuropatkin's ultimate OBJ
iect may be. there Is no doubt that
he is DESTROYS Of obtaining the most
reliable information as to the number
and disposition Of the force opposing
his eastern flank. The Cossacks may
be relied upon 10 harass the japanese
Ae-%~ VI NAAAAAAa EGGANI& EENAl-
noitering.
General Kuropatkin is with the cen
ter Of his army On October q, he
personally conveyed the oongratula-
tons Of Emperor Nicholas 10 Colonel
Putilod and The Ninth rides for the
capture Of Lone Tree hill.
The japanese estimate that the Rus
sian losses in the battle OF Shake
amount 70 $1,000. Is not confirmed
here. A telegram from Hardin reports
the passage north Of $4,000 woundeu.
The remainder, who are CHARTERED in
hospitals al Mukdsn, can not exceed
a few thousand.
Lieutenant General Rezvy. com
manding the Twenty.first infantry di.
vision, has been appointed to the CON-
mRnd OF the Nineteenth army corps
Of the wilma district This appoint
ment is believed TO indicate the inclus-
ion Of the Nineteenth corps in the Sec
ond Manchurian army.
The return Of Grand Duke Nicholas
to St Petersburg. has not evoked any
comment. and there is no further talk
Of his appointment to the chief COM
maud OF Manehuris-
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The movement for the separation q
church and state In France has
brought out a proposition from q
group Of deputies TO submit the qnes-
ton TO referendum OF the country.
The constitution contemplates a ref
erendum, but IL Is only adopted in the
case Of questions Of the highest I'm
portance The proposers Of the plam
assert that the separation Of ehureA
and state Is 80 vitality important that
Il should be submitted TO the country.
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shooting took place IN q shack occu.
pied by Wilson at Dublin. Wilson
made good his escape.
At the last meeting Of the Idaho
State Medical society. the following OF,
ficeFs were elected; President. Dr.
r. l., Nourse. HALEY; vice president.
J. d, Norris. Of Lewiston: chairman
OF committee on legislation. DR.. Nc
Gala of Boise.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-10-29

In London the stairwaya and eleva.
tors used for access TO or egress from
the stations Of the underground rail.
roads do not occupy any part Of the
streets, The railway companies had
TO buy space In block where they
wanted a station. Just AZ any one has
to DO who wants 10 build q house or
store.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-10-29

After much elaboration the French
government has decided to span the
Great Sahara from South Algeria 10
the west coast with an electric cable.
The line. which Is from In Salah. via
Tidekalt and Tageneut, to Tlmbuctoo,
will be about go miles in length and
will cost $780, 900. The work Is to be
completed In about a year.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-10-29

There are nearly 10000 dogs in Kan
sas City, Captain James Kennedy
the official enumerator, has accounted
for and collected taxes on 5000 since
June l, gain OF 1000 over last year
aud says he hopes to round up the
other 1000 before snow dies.
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Sympathetic Cousin-Poor boyi I'm
80 sorry you didn't pass your exam.
What was the reason, wonder2
Poor Boy talso wondering1-I can't
think.--punch.
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Jones-Mrs. Brown hasn't been look.
ing we'll for some time.
Mrs. Jones-No, indeedl And think
she looks a. II she felt worse than
abe lookR.--IudEe. :
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JAPANESE paINcE.s vlsrr.
win Spend = Short Time ii the un,,.a
States.

oLate&s
Yokohama. Oct 2s.-Ldeutenans
General Prince Fushimi, special i'm
periai envoy TO the st. Louis erpowJ-
ton, has sailed with his suite on tne
steamer Manckuria for San Francisco.
Prince FUshimi was attended FROM
Toxic By members OF the ofacsat
household. BY the American minister.
Lloyd c. Griscom, and the entire leea-
ton stan in uniform.
AZ Yokohama the prince and III
party proceeded 70 q detached inn
periai palace. escorted by the COVER
nor OF the province, the mayor o.
Yokohama and city OfIcials and hv
the American consular on8cials.
Shortly afterWard Prince Fushfrus
embarked In the presence OF an i'm
mense crowd, amid shouts OF -BanEaf-
and America"
Purpose q Visit Explained.
Washington was stated an
horativeiy that the purpose OF the en-
peror Of Japan in sending on 4 vtslt
TO this country his adopted brother.
his imperial highness, Prince FnshlmG
who will reach San Francisco about
the middle of November, is 70 strength
en- by every appropriate means the
traditional friendship between the
United States and Japan.
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A school is to be opened In Paris
shortly in which people viii be taught
TO sleep properly-wlth closed mouth,
limbs restfully placed. etc.
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The University Of Washington de.
feated the football team Of the Utah
Agricultural college By = score Of a.
10 0.
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Spokane Retail Markets.

| Vegetables-Pctatoes, I've ID: tur.
nips, SG4c bunch; rutabagas, Be- ID;
dry onions. 4G5e ID; cabbage. s@4e
ID; celery. 2 lunches sc: parsley. ga
* bunch: eucumbers. 56Isc each:
green onions. i06lsc doz; new beets,
punches lOc: watereress, SC bunch;
fresh carrots. 2 punches &c; mint. g
bunch: tomatoes. 59ec 10: parsnips. 2
lunches SC; eantaIoups. saIOc each;
eauiinower, I0Gl5c bunch: green pep.
Peers. lsG23e ID: WAtermelons. 2s94Oc
each: summer squash. 56lOc each;
egg plant, l00i5c each; sweet pota.
toes. s@5e ID: picking cucumbers, Csc
100.
Poultry-Dressed chickens. young
chickens. lSc 10; hens. isc ID: old roos.
ters. I4ai6e ID; spring ducks. Isc ID;
gosiings. lSe ID: spring chickens. zoe
10.
Dairy Products-Butter. best cream
cry. 50G55c 10: common creamery. 20
825c 10; best country. 20c 10; com.
mon country. 12h GI5e ID: imported
Swiss cheese. soc 10: American Swiss
cheese. &c ID: cream brick cheese,
lsG2So ID; New York cheese. 20c ID;
Wisconsin cheese. l5c ID.
Fioar-Eastern fancy patents, sl.65
9i.5s sack; local patents, Si.30 sack:
standard, Sl-2o sack; lowest, Sl.I0 SIX;
Washington wheat, s4s0@5.35 Dbl:
buokwheat, 40G50c 10 ID sack.
Grain and Feed-Timothy. ss6sOc
cwt. alfalfa. s5dsOc ewt; oats. Si.4O
cwi; grain hay. S5as0c cwt; bran, s5
dSoe cwt; bran and shorts. sscaSi
cwt; shorts. sI.25 cwt; wheat. sI4O
ewt; chopped barley. sl.ssGI45 ewt;
oil meal, 2i4c 10; seed cats. $3.50 cwt;
seed--Red clover. ST. cwt; alsike
clover. SIC cwt: alfalfa. SIS cwt: tim.
othy. Sc cwt: best redtop. So cwt;
Kentucky bluegrass. SIS cwt; orchard
grass. SIS cwt; bronze grass. 50 cWt:
rye. S2,2s cwt.
City hay marhet--Loose timothy hay
Sli ton: cat hay. SIS: wheat hay. sIL
Wholesale Produce Prices.
New potatoes. $3.50 cwt: peaches.
5oG75c box: tomatoes. 400 soc box;
onions. &i.T5 cwt: cabbage. 81 cwt: ap-
Piles. 5od7Sc box; plums. 5O66Oc per
crate: peppers. Coo box: pears. $40
i.s0 box. crabapples, 81 box; Rocky
Ford cantaioups. Sl2s6I50 crate;
Conoords. s06s5c basket: Tokay. si.sO
crate: Muscats. 81 crate: Hubbard
squash. 81 dozen.
Wholesale Feed Prices.
Bran, sls ton; bran and shorts. $40
ton; oats, Sl.25 cwt; wheat. si.SS cwt;
chopped corn. $3.50 cwt; whole corn,
$3.50 ewt; timothy hay, sl7 ton; al
falfa hay, S1S.
Prices Paid TO Producers.
Vegetables and FruitsN-RoOt vege.
tables. 75c cwt: potatoes, TSc cwt: ap-
pies, 506s0c box; pears. 75cGSl box;
onions. sl.25 cwt: cabbage, Sl.25 cwt,
Poultry and Eggs-C Chickens. roost.
ers, 13c ID; hens. l2dIsc live wight;
young chickens, S364 dozen; geese
and ducks, lie 10; eggs. sos case.
Live Stock-Steers. s3.506S cwt;
wethers, s2.50 cwt; hogs, $3.50 cwt;
veal. s567 ewt,
Hay-Timothy. SIC ton: alfalfa. Si2
ton; oats, Sl.IOai.2O ewt.
Creamery Products. T. O. b, Spokane
First grade creamery butter fat, per
h., s4Bc.
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sleepers Of mahogany are used en-
the Mexicon Central railway. nna
some Of the bridges are Of white nlaE-
bic.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-10-29

The San Francisco police advocaaa
the establishment Of a public whipping
post for footpads.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-10-29

veresehagln vas AZ once the kina-
Hest and the vainest a msa. He
loved newspaper notices.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-10-29
Wholesale Feed Prices.

Bran, sl9 ton; bran and shorts, $40
ton; oats, Sl.25 cwt; wheat. sl.S5 cwt;
chopped corn. $3.50 cwt; whole corn,
$3.50 cwt; timothy hay, sl7 ton; Al.
talfa hay. Sls.