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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-15

Martin Thorsen is home from Boston
for a few days.
All city schools re-opened Monday after
q weeks vacation.
Mark Hertz has returned from aihusi-
ness trip to Boston.
A social dance will be held in Hancock
hall Friday evening.
Esoteric ledge will work the second
degree tomorrow evening.
The Epworth league will give supper
at Odd Fellows hail tonight.
Rev. P. A. A Kilam is conducting
revival services at Bar Hsrbor this week.
Wivurns encampment, 1. o. o. F.,
worked the first degree Monday evening.
Miss Velma Rogers, of Brewer, is the
guest OF her cousin, Mrs. Harry G.
S Stratton.
Mrs. N. r. Cutler, jr., OF Hsverhill,
Macs, is In the city the guest of Mrs. q.
W. Mason.
Chief. Justice A. p. Wiswell has been
chosen a director In the Merrill Trust Co.,
OF Bangor.
Blsuquefort eommsndery worked the
Red Cross degree ON two candidates Mon
day evening.
A. M. Hopkins, who is confined to his
house with oxen thigh, 10 on the
rapid road to recovery.
The ladies' IN iss onary society will meet
with Mrs. L. A Emery Tuesday after-
noon, Feb. 21, at o'cl ock.
The literature cIu b met with Rev j NJ.
Adams aud wife at the Congregational
parscnsge Monday evening.
Owing to the large number out Ill the
hard wood factory WAS obliged to smut
dJwu several days last week.
Several Ellsworth theatre-g goers wit
messed Ethel Barrymore in "Sund4y" at
| the b ,Dgor opera house Tuesday evening
| Miss Mary f. Bowdtn and Arthur
| Ahrsm were quietly married at this pa
ruchisl resio, nee by Rev. J. d. 0'Brien
last evening.
DIR. l.. L. Larratee has opened his dem
tsl Office IN the rooms in the First national
bank building, formerly known as the
Ellsworth dt ntsl arlors.
Cards have been issued by Henry E
Davis announcing the marriage on Satur-
day, Feb. IL, of his daughter Helen Cook
to Joseph Alien Bryant, of Bo ton.
The "hello girls" at the Ellsworth ex-
change will give shirt waist party in
Ojd Fellows hall Tuesday evening,
Feb. 2S Refre hments will be served.
Invitations.
Charles w. Eaton, who was conf ned to
the house with the measles, is out, and
his place on the sick list has bet n taken
by h. P. Hopkins. Hollis Z. Davis is TAX
lug his place in the store.
A dancing party was held In Masonic
ball, Slate street, Friday evening by
several young people. The sff,ir was an
81 i,yab one and well attended. Dainty
refres b ments were served.
At the annual meeting OF the Dirigo
cluo held lat week J. A. Coming h I'm
was eltc ed president; W. E. CIsrk, vice.
PRESIDENT; A. d. Stuart, easurer, and
Harry c. Stralt)D secretsry.
Rev. }. p. Simonton went to East Or
lend Sunday, to officiaie at The funeral OF
Mrs. BerniDa Miller, aged twenty four
years, formerly Of this city. She Is sur
vivt by a husband and two children and
her parehts.
d. q. Hurlihy is before Judge Peters In
the municipal court this afternoon on
search and se zure warrent taken out by
Sber Il Mayo The case will take all the
have to be examined.
Two little ones have made their advent
in Ellsworth duriog the pest week
One II a son to MIR. and Mrs. l. H.
Phjiiip,, hnrn Saturday, and he other
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-15

Rontgen rays are used to examine in
sulAted cables. every air bubble, PARTICLE
OF foreign substance, or :mperfection,
casting its shadow on the screen. This is
especially u efui for ocean cables. where
faults would cause serious trouble after
laying.
II you had a choice OF names" said the
teacher to a little girl pupi', "what partic-
ulsr one would you CHI ose?" Jones or
Smith, please" WAS the prompt reply.
But why Joues or Smith," so that my
country relations couldn't tind me 40
easily when they came to the city and
wanted to stop FOR dinner"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-15

The more worthless man is the essies
1t Is for some woman TO marry him.
The fat her OF seven grown daugh hterA
hes no love for miiiiners.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-15
COMING EVENTS.

Thursday, Feb 16 at Masonic hall, State
street-Sncisbleb by Irene chapter, o E. 81
Tickets Toe per couple; extra ladies 25c.
Friday, Feb. II, at Hancock hail--Socisl
dance.
Friday, Feb. 17-Odd Fellows convcrsa
tion at Ellsworth. Particulars later.
Wednesday, March / - Entertainments
by Unitarian society. Particulars later.
Tuesday, Feb 2S, at Odd Fellows half,
E Elsworth-Shirt waist party by girls Oh
the telephone exchange.
Monday, March 6, at Hancock bali
Dirigo club MINISTRIES. Particulars lasers
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-15
For Public Buildings in Maine

The omnibus pubic buidipg biIl, car
rying aut horization for new public build
ported to the House Tuesday.
The bill makes the following authoriza-
tions for new buildings already auth hor.
ized: Maiue-PortIand, 600 600; Calais,
$50 coo; Bar Harbor, $4,000; Auburn, s5o,-
0O0
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-15
LOCAL AFFAIRS
NEW ADvERTIsEME ENrs THIS WEEK

Eastern Steamship Go = Ice embargo.
GeD W GouM-ti el Tor divorces.
Probate notice Est hnto,io Smith ct ais.
Atlmr notire-Est Nm Webster
hdmr notcs-Est % vid Webster.
Admr no, lee -E-t Annie q Stover.
County COUNT 4sioners' nNtice.
Lcgi Iu,ivc ioiicc- Inland fsneries and game
u ~ MatO-Sherid's sste.
Ibr l. u Lsrrniec-t,-n't-t.
q a Parehcr-A pothecary.
Pntrict krarar-tirnceries and fruits.
q VI trindai-Mtat a.ur, etc.
Floyd Il "A yHes-Meats, hsn and groceries.
LEWISTON. ME:
National Shoemakcrs-Help wanted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-15

THE AMERICAN is on sale i'm
Ellsworth at the news stands of
G.. III. Leland and j. A. Th0mp-
son. Single copies, 8 cents SUBJ
scriptien price $3.50 per year in
advance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-15

daughter born Tuesday to Mr.. and Mrs
Merrill II Head. Congratulations are ex
tended by friends OF both.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-15
SCHEDULE OF MAILS
AT ELLSWORTH Posr OFFICE.
In effect October 10, 1904.

MAILS RECtIyED.
FROM VEST f6 II m and 6.l3 m.
FROM EAsr-lt Sc a m, 5.35 and D ~ p m.
MAIL CLOSES AT fosr.oFFICE.
GOING WEST / 20 a M, 8 and p m.
GOING EAST a m and $50 p m.
No Sunday rHins.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-15
advertisements.
In making biscuit,

~ making biscuit,
4 cake, rolls, etc.,
if instead of using
cream of tartar and
soda, or soda and
sour milk, Royal
Baking Powder is
employed to raise
them, better results
/. will be obtained.
Royal makes food
that will keep moist
and fresh, and which
can be eaten when
warm withoutincon-
venience even by
persons of delicate
digestion.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-29
NE1 PERcE INDIANS HOLD
GHOST DANCE At SPALD|NG

Chief Spotted Horse heads the DELE
CATION of six handsome Sioux from the
Pine Ridge Agency. while son OF old
Chief Black Hawk. who led his tribes
men in the war against the whites
quarter century ago. is accompanied by
two winsome maidens from the rolling
hills of the Montana country.
Albert Moore was accompanied 10
the city yesterday by his friends NO
Partner Behind and Three Earth. Three
Earth attended school at Carlisle ana
in the language Of the white man Is
known as Andrew Redduck. AT car
isle he was a member Of the football
eleven which scored against Harvard
in 1894.
These ghost dances at Spauidihg
will continue until after the first OF
next week. New Years night VIII De q
snecial occasion with added features
for the evenings dance. There II
| feasting and drinking in the great can
vass lodge throughout the day but dur
ing the sun dance. High Bear. the chic
OF ceremonies, puts a strict ban ON al
] liquor drinking.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-29
SAVING CITY
2oC PER MEAL
Police Department. Opens Boarding
House in the Jail.

The city is making money in the
boarding house business since 1t has
opened up the cafe In the jail.
The prisoners cook their own food
which the city furnishes and the aver
age cost of a meal Is somewhere be-
tween five and ten cents. Prior to this
time the city was paying 25 cents for
each meal furnished the prisoners.
The bill of fare consists of fresh meat
once a day, salted meats at the other
meals, bread of their own making, with
rice, beans and coffee. The food Is
wholesome and nourishing. and some-
times the hobo cook is an artist in his
line and is able to conjure up deleca-
cies that are equal to the menus oi
the swell restaurants.
The officers say there Is one thing
you can depend on-there is no kick
ing on the cooking. II there Is, thu
kicker is invited to get the next meal
The city is pleased with the arrange
ment and will be able in the course o
the year to show a handsome savini
for having inaugurated the system.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-29

The annual ghost dance Of the In
dams is in progress this week at
Suaulding. In a vast canvass covered
lodge, 200 gaily dressed Nez Perce
braves, daubed with war paint and be-
decked with gay-colored feathers
gather nightly for the festival.
with the beating Of the tom-toms
and the clanking Of the iron tomahaks
the red men Of the reservation make
the welkin ring with their hoarse
shouting and weird music. This "ko-
bip" or sundance win be continued
nightly until after the first OF the year
Albert Moore. a full-blooded Nez
Perce, who was in from Lapwai yes
terday, stated to an Interstate News
representative that many red men
visitors have come from aIar u
attend these dances. Among the neigh
horinr tribesmen are representatives o.
the Sioux Indians from the Pine Hidg'
agency in South Dakota. Black HawE
indians from Montana. Shoshones from
| Fort Hall in South Idaho. Umatilia'
from Oregon and Yakimas from tn
state of Washington.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-29
HOLDS SERVICES At KoosklA
Rev. Euster Finds Earnest Demand for
Church There.

Rev. w. T. Custer, pastor OF the M.
E. church of Lewiston, preached to
full house at Kooskia Thursday night.
A request had been sent him some time
ago to hold a meeting there and 80 full
and earnest was the response that he
has consented to preach there each
month, providing the train service re-
mains as it now is, as this gives the
opportunity of reaching there and get
ting back with almost no loss of time
"The people there seem very hungry
for preaching" says DR.. Euster. land
they are looking forward to the erec-
tion Of a church building when it car
be arranged for"
Rev. custer thinks the board In the
east can be interested and led to take
hold of the project, in which event II
would be easy to erect nice littl'
church for the place to be used by al
who would take interest enough to sent
workers there. and for all preachers
who could preach there.
There is now no church OF any oe
nomination at Kooskia. and II TN
Methodists succeed in raising FUND
for their proposed building. 1t Will o
the first church house in that town.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-29
general land office:
Permits No Rslinquishment.

Register and Receiver. U. s. Land
Office. Lewiston Idaho.-Sir: have
the honor to respectfully request that
you hold H. E. No. 10584 of Duncan J..
McGilvery intact.
Allow no REIMBURSEMENT Of the con-
testee or contestant in the contest case
of J. NJ. Chandler VS.. D. ]. McGilvery,
involving H. f. No. 1O584 for the E1-2
SE1-4, SE1-4 NE1-4 Sec. Is, and NE
IA NE1-4 of Sec. %, TIP. 81 N, r. s
f. B. M. to be filed in this office. Very
respectfully.
H. c. CULLON, JR..
Special Agent G. L. o.
s. L. Mcfarland. who is Mr.. McGil-
very's attorney, appealed from the de-
cision Of the local land office.
Register West Writes Letter.
In presenting the matter to the de-
partment. Mr.. West wrote as follows:
We rejected the REIMBURSEMENT OF
Duncan ]. McGilvery and application
CONTINUED to page e.)
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-29
TOBACCO Men
INCORPORATE
0rosino Company Has Capital Stock Of
$260,O00.


The articles of Incorporation Of the
Clearwater Tobacco company of Oro-
fino, were filed at the auditors office
today The capital stock of the COM
pany is fixed at $3.50 900, and the value
of the shares at 81 each. The prin-
cipal place of business is to be at Oro-
fino, and the Incorporation is for
period Of so years.
The corporation is empowered to
buy. sell and lease lands, and to hold.
sell and erect bitches, fumes and trans
for the handling Of the product of their
lands. They will engage in the growth
and manufacture Of tobacco on lands
in the vicinity Of Orofino, where they
have already made a test Of the pro-
duct
]. w. Blake, a banker Of Orofino.
who was in the city today, stated that
there would be 100000 spent at once
In carrying out the plans Of the COM
pany In the coming season from 1900
to 1000 acres of land will be placed in
the cultivation of tobacco, and ware.
houses and other buildings erected for
the curing of the crop and later for the
preparation of the tobacco for the mar.
ket.
! Following are the incorporators and
! the amount of shares they have sub
scribed: August Carabin, $500
shares; Jno. ]. Carabin, $500; H. Roth
enberg 10000; G. w. Moody, 1900; A
l.. Morgan, 1900; Isaac Buckley, 500.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-29
RID CITY TOUGH CHARACTERS
Chief Masters Gives Orders to Arrest
All prowlsrs and Saloon loun0srs.

Chief of Police Masters has given
orders to his men to take into CUSTODY
al, hobos and late night prowlers, ana
70 rout all loungers and dodgers from
the saloons.
There are too many tough characters
about the city and Chief Masters Is
determined to rid the city of all the un-
d..,rab,e characters possible. All vags
,v,,, have TO serve time on the streets
or leave the city.
This morning 1s drunks and vags
lined up before Police Judge Coburn'
Two Of the crowd were local lads whose
names did not appear on the blotter'
There was a charge Of drunkenness
against them.
The cash return to the city was slo
in fines. The other prisoners VIII
serve time cleaning the streets.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-29

The office Of the LeClair Laundry Co.
was a scene Of merriment and good
cheer Christmas night, when gifts were
EXCHANGED between the employer and
employees There was a brightly deco
rated Christmas tree, and pleasant
social time was enjoyed.
Mrs. Antionette Blake and Mrs
Sarah Hole of Spokane. who have been
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Tenn
pie, for the past week. returned to theil
home this morning.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-29
Leases AWARDED 81 AN ACRE
Commissioners Complete Report II
Condemnation Suit.

In the suit Of r. d. Warner VS..
Beaver e. Henderson to condemn lands
for a reservoir site on the Sweetwater
irrigation ditch, the commissioners ap-
nointed by the district court have
reached d decision regarding the ap-
prajsement of the land and will make
their report in a few days.
The report of the appraisers gives
tho ,easees s11 an acre, while some OF
the landowners, many OF whom are
Indians. have been awarded as higf
IN some instances at $50 an acre. Thf
,eseryoir site Includes over 800 acres
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-29
May Start New Town.

The sale Of the Berry ranch near
Avon to the Potlatch Lumber Co., has
led to the supposition that on this tract
will be located another town, says the
Moscow Journal. The Berry place 10
comparatively level and is nearly clear
Of timber, while the price paid. $6,4OO,
indicates that the purchasers want 1t
for some specific purpose. 1t Is said
to be an ideal location for town.
Work on the railroad is progressing
RAPIDLY in the vicinity Of Avon. and
railroad ties find ready sale there foI
20 cents each.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-29

Christmas morning IN the shape Of :
nine pound son. IN honor 81 the event
the father y wearing new hat.
The Christrnas tree held n the ~. "A.
church Monday evening was perfect
success in every detail. Good order
and good feeling prevailed and an ex-
cellen: program was rendered. The
trees were laden with gifts ana the
church was handsomely decorated foS
the occasion.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-29
Becomes Register January 2.

Grangeville. Idaho. Dec. st. h
BARTLETT has been notified by the de-
partment at Washington to be READY %
assume charge Of the Lewiston lana
office on January 2 and VIII prooaoiy
leaye here In time to assume his new
duties on that date. The appointments
of his successor as county attorney
will probably be the first work OF tne
hoard Of county commissioners wnicn
meets here on Monday, January y.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-29

Nerthsrn Pacific e.. secures Nm
of1ies.-lmprevsd services.

The Northern Pacific Expre2s coma
pany will move IT. offices INTO tho room
In the Lewiston National Bank bufId-
ing vacated by the removal of c. A..
Hastings 4 Co. to the Adams block.
The change will be made as soon ~
the new quarters can be rented for
their use. which win probably b. about
the second or third Of January. AT
that time c. n. Hardin Of Spokane will
take charge Of the business and q. =.
Loeb will resign.
Mr.. Loeb has had charge OF the cOia-
pany's business here now for four and
a half years, and has conducted II N
a manner wholly satisfactory both to
the company and to the people who
| patronixe II. The business has rapidly
increased and still 10 gaining q the
| rate OF from IS to IS per cent each
month over the corresponding month
Of the preceding year. The gaIn for
the last months Of the year IL even IN
| excess Of this.
Rensarkabis November inerssss.
The increase for November. 1905
over November. 1904, was 81 per cent;
and the increase OF October. 1905. over
October. 1904. was Is per cent. while In
December the holiday business viii
bring It above that figure.
Owing to the failure OF the fruit croy
the last year the summer business o.
the company did not SHOW an increass
equal to the general run Of business fo
the remainder Of the year. but In spit
OF this the total volume Of the business
shows substantial gain.
Delivery Service Al Parts City.
When the company IL in its nev
quarters 1t will extend its accommO
dations for the benefit OF the patrons
1t will have It's own horse and deliver
, wagon and will pick up and delive
packages in any part OF the city. A
the present time the pickup and de
livery is made only in the business par
OF the city and the work is done by on
Of the dray companies.
Cruthehsr Z Loeb to Enlarge.
The rapid growth Of the business. tc
gether with the growth OF Mr.. Loeb
private business. made II impossib
for him to continue In both lines. an
e several weeks ago he sent in his resie
nation to the company. He Will cor
: tinue in business at the Blue Front ar
the firm Of Crutcher 4 Loeb Will 81
tend their stock In new lines after Il
first of the year TO meet the deman'
Of their growing trade. They -four
themselves greatly In need of the roo
4 taken up by the express business, Al
{ when that IL removed they will add
their present stock.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-29

Baltimore, 2s-Alce wedding
Baltimore
be the modiste
order.
keeping with lady's In this fondness
for the of
of a waist girl
The dressmake recall Roosevelts ondnss blue
of
Baltimore When during
made district she beautiful
Philippines. appreciation
death.e She
win sacrifice
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-29

The city ccwncll Mln - 1po
qasation - saving a. RI u
istun hroueht hs11eo l1es -
ren CONSTRUCTION O.. ,na1
hltulithic pavsuasnk r
oeIer y snhnait - - e1l
plant ID Iswlstnn. ySoa3 J. ~
sling reprs entaktvo S
1cOsnpany. WAs q Iev 01 u gS
days tAls we4A. - ~ II
~ n,sAt = noess. MJJl1p ~
: ~ - PAVING wstA a ~ lle 1 lls
Holee. MI
n spsAkins u IN oeIsr ~ = % i iIllI
i prspar.ns - n,Alrs ~ teN
neese sald:
Wsul6 9seaA,luA pl1l Nh
II ~ can ~ y Dns61l JuVlI
tract hsre ~ win efoet y
BE- od the ground ~ fatare u
courss W would III = sooa oc1It1u
bsfors W expond - fnuee nlogsuxs
~ have enough dnn1dence n -
growth and devGlOpsno1At q ~ L161g~
iston country 70 srsct : paamt nees
W can Ut ! contract ~ asvsn paNl
two hl0cts." S8ssF
Asked concerning IN oose II ! pl6lt
the company w0uid wish = arece ~
aid: ss III
1--WE would spsnd II ~ lsa6t cn1c1.
,ation els.0ee. ma psshape ngose. ~
would dspslSd upon ti10 d6Gaoe<D nlolo
on the plant N ~ senst- Or y4yo>
ment u made from NJ ta1n1l ycsD
ana we spend most d or ssG1oV s11ne
in tiss community ~ - NceahA9. y(S
do not have % bring n SsiAsss -
other matsrials from - odtajd1 81 a
quantity
i NJ. reese was aaksd - maae - ~.
proximate estimate 81 TIN coot - -
property owners Or paving : block e
their streets.
/ Ton vsass . pay ~ Wssl.
| "Aain street." m raid. ~ not : waaa
street. An approximate estimate wouia
be $500 per bo-foot frontase. The cose
would be at least bstwssn 800 -
,sss. We are willing % put A -
plant II the contract u given, and glSe
the property ownernssn ysars q wfich
to pay for the work There will -
no money due the first year. AZ ~
end OF the first year one-tenth of tn
contract price will Ne payable, and
one tenth each year thereafter. % 4
. the paving was awarded, Lewiston
. could have her streets paved. and tn
holders Of each So-foot front n tn
!. street paved would have 70 pAy -
. tween $50 and ssl per year Tor III
work"
while In Lewiston Mr. Reese spen'
the most of his time looking over TIN
field, and trying 10 locate the sentiment
!. regarding a movement to pave TN
streets Of Lewiston.
Sentiment Fsvors Paving.
Il feel that there In sentiment y
. favor OF paving the street" said ne
: -The business men I have talked q
are Of the opinion that the value o
!. their property will be advanced NOR
= than the amount Of money spent In tn
-, work"
Mr.. Reese will spend few days u
Boise. and expects to return here u
the near future.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-29
Turkey Shoot New Years.

Tabor & Ross. who were so success
ful with their shoot on Christmas day,
have decided to comply with the re-
quest to repeat the same Sunday and
Monday of this coming week. There
will be numerous turkeys, chickens and
other game for targets. An effort VIII
be made to secure live pigeons for the
occasion.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-29
HORSE KNEW
FIRST OWNER
Readily Recognizes Mrs. Barton Aftss
Two Years.

Mrs. Maude r. Barton yesterday was
awarded possession Of her favorite
riding pony after It had been lost from
her for over two years. Possession was
secured after friendly suit against r.
e. Risley. an East Main street livery
man.
Two years ago the horse was stolen
from a pasture in the outskirts of the
city, and Mrs. Barton saw nothing Of
the animal until December 8, when she
noticed the horse on the streets Of
Lewiston. Putting out her hand a.
was her custom when she fed her pet
pony sweet meats two years ago. the
intelligent beast at once recognised it,
former owner. and responding with
whinney, came readily forward.
Since the pony was stolen from q
pasture here 1t has passed through nu-
merous hands. Stilliman. a Nesperce
stockman securing the horse from Wal
Eagle, the Indian, the former selling t.
Miller Bros, a livery firm Of Nesperce
Frank Knapp OF Culdesac then bought
1.-THE horse and sold It in turn to F. =
! Risley Of Lewiston.
In the suit Of Mrs. Barton Va. Rtsley
the plaintiff secured possession OF tn
horse, the costs in the case being as
sessed to Risley, who in turn will seel
to recover his loss from Knapp. Ac
tion will thus be continued along tn
list OF various owners, and unless
compromise is reached the costs AM
accruing costs will fall heavily on who
ever first bought the horse after It wa
stolen.
The horse is valued at 800.