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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10

Carl Wpnn, IA Sabre alt,
Ro. 1899 Rooiebsltsgbsnue irobnbaft,
unb Wm. pafe, i'm Ielben Nltsr, bon
go. 1870 Gbelbon-S StraBs, tpurben
ssfern bon ben @ebeimpolis,ffen 2an.
CATER nnb Duncan unb Qapitdn 9rap
msgsn 9srumftrOl9ens singefsdt. Die
3naben famsn au einem pfanbIeiber
nit elmer solosnsn nbr unb 2ette,
um oisiel6e 3u perieBen Serfelbe
f&idts bic Buri9sn tpisbsr fort. inbsm
er ibnen ia9te, bob he eins BefGeinis
guns brinesn iolltsn. bepor er bic ga.
den annsbmen t6nnte. 90 balb bis
iungsn Strol&e fort uaren, bena9ri9.
ti9ie er Die poIi3si, wel9e fi9 fofori
an Ort unb STEELE bsgab unb R&
auf bic 2auer le9te. gfa9 elmer tlei.
nen Weile famen bie Suugen nit elmer
Bei&sinigung 3uriid. wel&e bon elmer
Grau 6ielt, 2afapette. Strabe tpobn.
haft, unterf9rieben mar. Die poli3i.
ffsn nabmen bie iusenbli&sn Snbufris.
ritter in Obbut. um bisie bsrbd&tias
6a&e ndber 3u unierfu9en, ba Rs be,
Neinung Fnb. oab llbr uno 2stte 9s.
ffobIsn ipurben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10
MmS ben @eri4ten.


Ri9ter Wballon bat idmmtli4e Gdlle
segsn bic gisbdnoler, bersn Sfubrleute
gis an bic 2unben ablieferten. obne
baRelbe 3u tuissen, auf nd4fen Dom
nerFaa Nadmittas aur Berbanbluns
Fefaeiebt. Da es R4 in ar ben Gdl'
len nur um bic Nuslegung Der beahgli'
den Fdbtif&en Orbinana banbslt, um
oie e&uIofrase fsifsufsasu, 70 sebentt
Der poIi3eiri9tsr, fdmmtli&e Jdne
bur@ 0srbanbluns zines ein3igen, To-
eenannten Seffalles, erlebigen su
f6nnen.
GrintinaIgeribt.
Carrie @sn3, bic R& I'M 2riminal.
9eri9t uesen zines Rlsinbiebfabls 3u
peranttporten batte, uurbe f&ulbig Be.
funben, unb NIT 81 unb 2ofen unb
so 8agsn Mrbeitsbaus befraft.
sSorberunssilasen.
9ulu 3. @rismalb frengte gegen
bie Snbtana Srabelers Meeibent ARo.
eiation Of Snbiana cine 2lags auf ge.
3ablung bon $4,000 an. Der Wann
Der 2ldssrin 9atte fd BET Der Ssieu-
i9aft am 2. Gsbruar 1901 fur $4,000
gsgsn unfan berf9ert uno feline prds
misn fsts bs3ablt. Nm Is. eeptem.
Der 1905 battle bsrieIbe In Des Moines
Soma sinen llnfau. an beRen Golgen
er ssforbsn 1T. Als bic Grau bic gsr-
f&erung bon Der @eieli9aft foroerte.
uurbs ibr oisie berweisert. Muf bisfe
Weissruns uurbe bie 2lase bssrtinbet.
Glst9er Wational Banf berfla9t Wil.
liam W. Spencer unb CHARLES O.
WaIter auf Bs3ablung bon $400. Die
W:rtlaeten bsripra&en am 8. Wai 1906
nod 80 Sassn $500 NIT 10 pro3eni
Mopotaten @sbiibren unb 8 pro3eni
2inien 3u bssablsn. Dieie Summe III
nun tibsrfduia unb unbe3abIt; worauf
bic Qlage bsarhnbet 1T.
lInterbaltS' Glage.
Bert6a 6. DaiIp ffrenate aeeen If.
rem Soften Sames %. Dailp eins
8laee auf untertaIt an. Die @bs
uurbe am 5. Suli 1905 aei&loKen unb
oas paar lsbte bis 3um Suli 1906 ala
Wann unb 6rau 3uiammen. Sm Suli
bsrlieb Der Wertlagte bic 2ldgerin unb
lieb fie mittelIOs surid. sic forbsri
bte @rfparniRe bes Wannes I'm Be.
TRACE BON 5000 fur i6rsn unterbalt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10
Saberm=yerstm.

Ser gaperiibe nnterfiiibungs Ser.
Elm bsidlob gsfsrn Absnb In isiner re.
gsImdeiesn Notwithstanding, Der
ginlabuns oss Werbanbes Seutiaer
gsrsins Golas 3u leifen uno f4 boll.
3dblig on Der 6eier bes Deuiiden 8a-
ges am Sonntag ben Is. Suli i'm Ser
mania parf 3u bstbeilissn.
Dies NOR bas ein3ige wi9tigs @s.
i6dft, tpsldes 3ur grlsbigung lam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10

@pansbiIIe. Der 6armer u.
s. @lsi4 uno Der 6ufi9miso Darn
2inoile uu,osn am Wontaa perbaftet.
oa He ben Bob bss Bergbauarbeitsra
OIipsr grpant bsri8uIoet babsn iouen.
grpant batts am Sonntas isbr bel es.
truntsn, uno als er nod 6auie tam,
prt9elte er feline 5rau. Die 9aa4barn
tuarsn tiber bisiss gstrasen emp6rt unh
f&lussr grpont nit 2ntppeIn bei1n-
nuneslos. am Rontag ftarb er In
JOIss Der WiBbanolunsen, an bensn
f9 bic bsibsn 8srbaftetsn lsbbaft Be-
tbsiliet baitsn. grpant's Rbrper tpa,
nit i9wsrsn Wunosn unb 8sulsn Be.
oedt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10
Il n T a | |.

Wite @urt, 604 StO SllinOis Str.
wobnhaft. tuurbe ssfern beim paifrsn
Der Strobe an Der @ds Der WaIbinaton
uno Nerioian Strabs BON einem Gubr'
inert iibsrfabren. Sas pfero trat ibm
10 un9lhdlia auf ben 6ub. bob ber-
fslbe i4mer gsaueii9t tpurbe. Der Wsr-
unglhdts tpuroe In Der Nmbulan3 mad
isinsr @obnune eebra9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10
0erto un9i m s iirfen. +.
haus.

Berlin, 9. SuIi. Sn ben nd@.
ffen $agen pirb bie 0erIobung bes
@robber3o9s grnf Wilb,lm bon Sod.
ien'Weimar NIT Der S9mefer fsinsr
perfotbenen erifen Satin. Der prin.
asfftn 6ermine bon @euB, 6ffsntIi& be-
tannt geseben tperben. Die elhdli1e
8raut iiebt I'm neunaebnten 2ebsns.
iabrs, ber Hrduiieam i'm brsibieRen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10

W m. Nleranber, ein goueftor
Der gobbs.Werriq &c., Der tpeaen I'm.
terf&lasuns tn Snbianapolis seunnf&i
wirb, purbs tn Spatsnbure. In ber
Hdbe bon Win&efer ssleeen, berbaftet.
Sheriff Scurbier, Der nit benz 9rans-
port bss @efansenen beauftraat muroe.
Tam Iebte Na9t nit oemieiben bier an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10
Charles WaIter, 81 Sabr

@barles @alfer, 81 Sabre
alt, 426 Roth Senate Nbe., gbmarb
Barnett. % Sabre alt, 5l3 @ef We.
gartp Str, uno Ar9ie 6atfietb. 402
Norb Wsft Str, tpurben sefern bon
ben 8sbeimpolisiitsn Wanning uno
6amuels auf Der 6traBe angebalten
oa he R9 ni6t ssntgsno ausweiien
fOnntsn. 10 murben He mad Tumme,
Si9er srpsbirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10
@ottlieb 3eutbarbt, t,
vOie semiitbli@e Gde",
@de Noble unb Martet ctr.

BauerIau bniBf@eine.-
%. g. Waine. Wobnbaus, 1901 Gin
Str., $200.-Nbam @ron. Wobnbaus,
%. unb Mrienal Mbe., $500. = gli3a.
betb SHELTON. &oa@ Str. 81. 500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10
Na6rtGten aus Snbiana.

NuW|tWltN uW8 ONQIQNu.
Rem u banp. Im Sonntaa
Nabmittag tuuroe Elm 6eueralarm ab-
gegeben, ba 6suer i'm @efGnanib aus.
gebro9en isin follte. SnnerbaIb ue.
niger WtHuten tparen bic Straben In
Der Ndbs oes @sbdubss nit Wenfden
an9efillt. Das ganas 9epartement er.
fpisn auf Der S3sns, nur. Inn fefsu.
itelIen, bob elm paar spissnporbdnee
TIM 9eim bes sberiffs bur9 eine Gas.
Hamme In 8ranb geratben tuaren! Der
@erluif bsf9rdnft F9 auf bic gOrbdmae
unb ettuas s&aosn am Jubteppi4.
Inter ben @efang.nen I'm 3snenge.
bduoe entffano 9roBe aufrsgung. Sim
binteren $beils beg @efdnsniIes befanb
f9 aud Der bsiabrte SOispb lllmer, Der
als tobfaAtig bsrbaftet iporben mar.
Oieier regte fd bsionoers auf, unb er
tonnte nur NIT Whbe abgsbalten tper.
ben, fi& unb Inoere gu bsrIsbsn. Der
Alte ift iiber &sligion berrtdt aetuor.
ben.
3 a m m n b. Mebr aIs fiinfsia
Wirtbi9aften tuaren am sonntag bier
9e6ffnet unb bic Wirtbe ma4ten BET
benz bsiben Wetter iebr quite @el9dfte.
Die poli3ei psrbaftete tsinsn Wirtb-
|i&aftsbeRser uegsn us5ertretung bes
yfi4olion.@efeBes, ba bie In Der lebten
@o&e erfolgte 5reiipre9uns Der ber-
6afte!en Wirtbe bieies unn6tbig madt.
Gin @ei9wOrenena@u @ulsgium aus gar.
germ Der staot beftsbsnb, tptrbe bod
feline perion tpegen gsrlsbung bes
Ni4olfcn @eIeses i9ulbis iinben.
Muberbsm beRebt bic Si9srhsitsbeb6rbe
augenblidli4 nur aus einem poIisei.
@ommihdr, ba elmer refgnirt bat unb
Der brittle fi9 auf Idn9ere 3eit auber.
baIb Der etabt bsfinbst.
&erre 9aute. Die Wirtb.
f&aftsbefiber unb @pisIbausbefbes
baben einen beiIoisn &sipstt bstoms
men, als bic neuernannte Si4erbeits.
beb6rbe empfabI, ale 2otalitdten an
ben Wo&entagen prompt um IL l1br
Na4ts unb an ben 6onntagen g1n3li9
3u f&lisben. Die poIissi iit ftrense ins
fruirt worben, genau aufsupaiisn. bab
mad S4lub Der erlaubien @si9dfts-
funben ale 0orbdnee bor ben Gen.
fsrn In ben @irtbi4aftsn our Seite
9ei&oben finb, um frsien ginblid In
, oieielben 3u gefatten. Die bisRse pre.
Disqualification bringt abenfaIls auf
l3ui9liebung Der 86eater uno auf bas
8erbOt bes gaiebaafpisls an Sonn.
tagen.
gngItfb. Bel einsm v0siligsn@
@ampnlseting In @raufOro gountp
gerietben am 6onntag bie iungen
Sarmsrbnri9en @bas. 6ubbarb unb
@bas 2ensIep wegen zines iungen
Wdbasns, In bas bsibe pernarrt fnb
unb tpel9es 3ugeaen mar, In Streit.
Bel Der acknowledgement pragelei 3og
Sub5arb ein erobss 8ai9enmsHer unb
bra9te 2enslep mebrere 9efdbrltde
S4nittpunben BET. Der WeHerbelo
iff eniaobsn unb fonnte bisber ni9t
; perbaftet tpsrben. 1ei fol9en Camp.
meetings gebt es mitunter b6&ff ions
berbar 3u unb sebeRert .pirb BET ben.
. felben teine Seele.
I Mnberon. Der n6rblitt fab.
t renbe paifasieraus Der mi&isan-Di
fon Der Big Sour gnbn, Der Snbia.
! narolis Tim IL 1br gormittaas Der.
lieb, fubr am Wontag bier In einsn
Gra@tsus. Beioe SotomOtipsn ber
3hee tuurben sertrhmmsrt unb Htrsten
bie bo1e B6f&ung binab. Wi9aeI
Donoban. Der dltefe 2ofomotibfhbrer
oer @entral'S 'Snoiana.Babn. purbs isbr
! i&wer bersebt. Der nnbere Waf&inen.
, ftibrer unb bic 5siosn Seiser fpraneen
) re&t3eitig bon ben gofomotibsn ab unb
: tamen nit beiler 0aut babon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10
Sn6ianapolis bleibt
8DrDrt
Oes Noroamerifanilh Cur.
ner,Snnoes.
Cincinnati Der Crt Der tt6d).
ften Sagfatuttg.
(SpeeiaIsOepeide bon gunbes: :S9riftpart
8eter Gherer.)

kSpettulSOtpeII4S pplt OuNUeo'SWItlIpuIl
geter 6dsrer.)
Die atpeite Sibune Der Sa9fabung
bss decentralization Surnerbunbes
uurbs am Wontag @ormittas um 9
llbr bonn 0Oriibenoen 669fter our
Srbnuns asrufsn; aae Delegation bats
ten fid bhnfili9 eiaesfunben.
giner Der widtigfsn 8sIdlhfis Der
0ormittngsRbuns mar, baB uHtsr gro.
Bent applaus bie Staot SnoianapOlis
iiir bic nd6fsn susi Sabre als Sib Der
8unoesbeb6roe etnitimmig tpisbsr ers
wdblt uurbe. parasrapb 43 Der 8un-
besfatuten, nod tpsl9sm Der Yunbss-
borort nur 6 Sabre In bsmislben Bsairf
berblsibsu tann, murbe bur9 einftim.
misen gsi&lub gefri9eu.
5tr bic nddffe Saeiabuns I'm Sabre
1908 purbe Cincinnati ausgemdblt.
ct. 2ouis beriu9te Cincinnati ben
Rang firsiti9 3u MAIDEN; bod ole mdb.
renb Der Debate Elm i'm 9intsrgrunoe
bss Saales fbenber Sslssat bis f9sr3.
bafte gemertung rna9te, bab In ct.
2ouis mie In Wstpart bis ifrifte Sur9-
fhbrung Der eOnntags.@efsss pdbreno
Der Sasfobuns 3u bsfiir9ten mdre,
ipanbts F9 bas glatt sntf9isbsn 3li
@unfsn ginetnnati's. (Netpart mar
bstanntli9 am 6onntag vtrodsn").
9sIssai pbilipp @appaport aus
Snoianapolis unterbreitete bie folgenbe
&sioluiion:
vgei9lOKen, bab bic Saaiabung ben
pfoteH bss gOrorts sssen bus Ierbot
Der 3aniinsn In SoIbatsnbsimen gut.
beibt unb bab. bie 8asiubuns ibr Be.
bausrn bartibss ausbrtidt, bab btsfsr
protef bonn aongrsb ni9t bsrhdi@s
tiet murbe. Wir betra9ten bic Wab'
nabms als tibsrIafRse @rauiamteii
unh. 8prannei ben Wstssansn qes
esnhber. bic fur bic grbaItuns Der
Union 2sib unb 3sben einisbten. Wir
fnb Der Weinung, baB bic 9anolun9
bss 2onsrsRss In Mnnabms Der er.
ipdbntsn MaBnabms ni9t aus @.iin=
ben Der Moral unb bes 8ewiRsns &c.
f9ab, irnbern bab He tbeilweiie In
blinosm unb unbsrntnfiigsm Glauben
an tpsrtblois unb ssfdbrli9e Sogmen
unb 8beorieen, bic ben geiunben Wen'
i9en.B .Berifanb uno isbsn @sre9tisteits-
finn bsrbrdnaen, unb tbeilmeiie tn po.
Iitii&er Geisbeit, bic perf6nli9e bsRsre
ueber3eu9ung unb geiunbss llrtheil
ni9t auftommen lieb, ibren @runh
bate.
Wdbrenb mir Wdbi9ung In allen
Ginaen, ben @sbrau& bon Altobol sins
gsi9lofsn, lin moralif9er unb pbpf.
fder Sinfdt fhr bic @eiunbbsit unh
einen froben 2ebens9enub fur notb-
uenoig balten, finb mir bod Der I'm.
R&t, baB bic &beorie, 8usenb unb
Woral f6nne bur9 @sisbe gsf9aHen
uerben, gefdbrli9 unb. falf9 III, unh
mir opponirsn elmer bsbrhdenbsn unh
tpranniI9en S.issgsbung, wie He fort
aefsbt benz Bolfe bur9 arroaante 3e.
Ioten aufgebrungen wirb.
Wir bsnten. es III bobe 3eit. baB BIZ
fret unb liberal bsnfsnbsn 8hraer
bieies 2anbes fi& obne llnteri&ieb be,
Hationalitdt 3ur Bertbeioigung In.
biptousler Greibeit bsreinisen."
Die Nsiolution wurbs einffimmi9
angenommen.
Der Rsff Der Wormittaas.eibunq
uurbe bur9 bie 8eri&te Der berf9isbe.
nen gomiten ausaefhat.
Sn Der Na9mitta9s. Sibun9 tpurbe
neben einem epmpatbie. .gef&lufe far
bie In Sbabo ibrsr proseiRruns bar.
renoen @Olorabo'er BersIsute foIesnbe
L OQ~f~ -.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-04-13
Will Start Up
The Brick Yard
Mr.. RadIey, an Experienced Brick
Maker, has Decided to Burn a
Kiln to see if Good Brick can be
Made Here.

D. M. Radley came over late
last week from Forest, where he
has been stopping for some time,
and after conferring with Mr..
James decided to start up the
brick yard here. Mr.. Radley
has had a number of years. ex-
perience in all kinds of brick
making and feels confident he
can manufacture an excellent
grade, of brick here. We under
stand he has agreed to put in his
own time against the machine
and stand half the expense of
making and burning a kiln of
about 5000 brick and if it turns
out successful another kiln Of
about 200,000 will be burned at
once. The fact that Mr.. Radley
has decided to give the PROPOSE
ton a thorough trial and is now
at work getting the yard in shape
to commence work shows that he
has faith in his ability to manu-
facture good brick here and we
believe he will prove successful.
There is an excellent market
here for good brick and if the
yard succeeds in supplying a
good article it will no doubt be
kept busy as the surrounding
country will use a large part of
the output and doubtless several
brick buildings will be erected
here when brick can be secured
at a reasonable price. Mr.. Rad
ley's family joined him yester-
day and are living in a large
tent near the brick yard.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-04-13
Buy Valuable
business Property
Simon Bros. Secure from Heart
burg Bros. the Vacant Corner
on Main Street for $500. May
Build There Later.

A deed was filed for record
last week at Grangeville by
which the Heartburg Bros.
transferred to Fred and Frank
Simon the vacant corner, on
Main and King streets between
the Elite and Funke saloons, the
purchase price being $500.
The property consists of one lot
and a fraction and is one Of the
most desirable business locations
in the city. When questioned
about the deal Fred Simon in
formed US they had been dicker-
ing for the property for over a
year and had bought it partly for
speculation and partly for their
own use. If the do not dispose
Of it soon at good figure they
will probably put up a new meat
market there in a year or so and
sell the present shop but Fred
says if some one comes along
who wants it badly enough they
will sell it. The property is ex-
actly in the center of town and
would be a fine location for any
kind of business.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-04-13
Ferdinand Findings.

John Morasek, of Waha, was
in the city Saturday.
7, j. Peters made a business
trip to Lewiston Monday.
D. Cummings left Saturday
for Moscow and other points,
%. g. Hansen and Anton
Grossweiler made a business. trip
to Culdesac Thursday.
Levi Wise and family. arrived
last Thursday from Ark = From
here they will go to Moscow. 's.
II. C. Quigley and daughter
Elsie, left Friday for Golf where
Miss Quigley will teach school.
Mr.. John Schinkosky made. a
delivery of fruit trees here Mon
day for the Grangeville nursery,
4. w. Smith returned Satur-
day from the Grand Ronde where
he has been looking after his
stock.
About $4,000 changed hands in
this burg Monday Mr.. w. 1.
Long sold $50 head of hogs to
Geo. Stillman, of Dublin. They
started with the bunch Tuesday.
A meeting was called here on
Monday to adjust the right of
way through some Indian lands
but on account of the agent not
being present the meeting was
called off without date.
PINCHY.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-04-13
Fellow hall.
KeuterviIIe Klippings.

Mr.. Avery, the Cottonwood
real estate man, was in town
Wednesday.
John Maugg, the popular
Mine Host" of Keuterville, and
well known blacksmith, reports
lots of work in his shop these
days.
The hustling firm of Schmidt
& Petersen is receiving lots of
goods this week, two large loads
of freight having unloaded this
week and several more on the
way.
Mr., Chas. Brown stopped in
town Tuesday night on his way
to some mining property located
near Salmon river. He seemed
in a great rush to reach his des-
tination having it in mind for a
while to start at midnight but
finally concluded to wait until
morning.
Keuterville bids fair to be one
of the greatest sawmill towns of
North Idaho. M. F. Bish, of the
Clearwater Lumber Co., is in
town looking up the owners of
timber land through this section.
His company is anxious to pur-
chase every quarter section that
has any timber on it at all and
says he will buy a hundred sec
tions Of timber if he he can Sc
cure it. Hans Petersen is show
ing him the country.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-04-13
How 1t Struck Him.

We received this week the fol-
lowing letter from Fred N. Shep-
herd, the New York Life insur-
ance man who has visited this
section often the past few years.
He is now located at Spokane.
Spokane, Wash, April 9, 1906.
My Dear Wimer:
/ received a fine copy
of your paper the other day and
it, credit to a city many times
the size Of Cottonwood. Accept
my congratulations on your
wonderful success with it and
balieve me.
AS ever,
Y Shep.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-04-13
AS ever,
shep.

Bob Robertson, Of the survey
ing crew recently stationed here,
came up Wednesday from Kip
pen and took back a quantity of
tents and camp equippage with
him yesterday. He said the con-
tractors were rushing work on
the grade between Culdesac and
Kippen and were using all the
men they could SECURE.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-04-13

We have received a car of'the Ameri-
can Hog Fencing, 20 and "a inch. We
bought before the raise in wire and are
in position to give rock bottom prices.
The American fencing is without doubt
the strongest on the market. The hing
ed joint makes the fence elastic, yields
to heavy pressure and springs back to
original position. Heavy galvanized,
cannot slip sideways and holds the
mesh true and square. Cali and see the
best wire on the market today.
CorToNwooD HDW. & IMP. Co.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-04-13
News Around
The Stale
Items Of Interest Reproduced for the
Benefit Of our Readers.
A STORY OF THE WEEK
A few Incidents that have occurred in
the State since our last Issue.

VIM. Brady accidentally shot
himself with a 38 revolver at a
sheep camp near Mountainhome
Wednesday. The bullet entered
his head and he died immediate
ly.
Emery Kelly was aw arded
$4,000 damages this week at
Lewiston in his suit against the
Nezperce Water company for
injuries received by falling into
an open ditch. He sued for
$1O,O
Henry Holderman, a half
breed Indian in Jail at Moscow
for horse stealing, dug his way
through a brick wall Sunday
afternoon, stole a horse and es-
capped. He was later captured
near Princeton by the officers.
Governor Gooding visited the
new asylum at Orofno and the
Normal school at Lewiston late
last week after conferring with
the board Of regents of the uni
versity at Moscow regarding the
construction of a building to re-
place the one recently destroyed
there by fire.
James Connum, or Fisher, es-
capped from the state penitenti-
airy at Boise Saturday while
working on a new cell building.
While the guards back was
turned he slipped into a sewer
pipe and his absence was not
discovered for fifteen minutes.
He was convicted of horse steal
ing and is considered dangerous.
A party of Northern Pacific
surveyors has reached Riparia
and will begin cross sectionin g
the survey for the N. P. line
from that place to Wallula. This
line will be built at once and 45
miles of the work has been
awarded to Cochrane, Winters &
Smith and the balance to Wren
& Greenough. 1t. is the inten-
ton to have the road completed
blythe time the Riparia-Lewis-
ton and the prairie lines are in
operation.
Jack Matthews was arrested
at. Portland this week and
brought to Lewiston where he
will probably be tried on a
charge of robbing the N. P. de-
pot at Culdesac and later murder
ing Antoine Broncheau, a half
breed Indian, at dance near
that place over a year ago. The
authorities have been on the
watch for Mathews ever since
but only recently succeeded in
locating him at Portland. He is
also wanted in Asotin county for
horse stealing.
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10 LOs AnqeIes bad Retura, ss2.4O.

Via 0. R. & N. Co. On May 2, 8, 4
and 9TH the 0. R. & N. Co: will sell,
first class, round trip tickets, from Lew
iston to Los Angeles and return for
S52.4O. Choice of routes (all rail, or
rail and ocean) with stop over privileg-
es granted. Final limit July 3lst. For
further information address,
c. w. MOUNT, Gen'l Agt.,
Lewiston, Idaho.
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Ben Krieger is in town to-
day from Keuterville and says
most of the sawmills on the
mountain will commence the
seasons run next week.
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| Joe Gefdlng was IN town yes
terday from Ferdinand after a
load of beer.
Sunday is Easter, when all the
new hats viii be out for their
spring airing if it don't rain.
For SALE. "A S-year old full
blood Durham bull.
JOHN AICHLMAYR.
Ben Berger was down from
Keuterville yesterday and added
his name to the CHRONICLE list.
Spring gardening is now in
the foreground and all other
things are temporarily crowded
out.
A. A. Alvord and H. E. Hol-
man have formed a partnership
and will practice law together in
future.
The First National Bank
makes its usual strong state
ment which appears elsewhere
in this issue.
'Zeke" Winners is treating
the Bash building to a coat Of
paint prior to it's occupancy by
the new store.
Fred Rustemeyer is mending
roads up on the Butte this week
and will soon commence deliver
ing ties on the railroad right of
way back of town.
Mr.. Helf and son, of Wiscon-
sin, are visiting here this week
with Fred Mertes and family.
They were formerly engaged in
the brewing business in the east
and may decide to locate at
some point on the prairie. They
are we'll pleased with this section
and will remain here for some
time.
Blacksmith Addison moved his
family up from White Bird late
last week and has temporarily
installed them in the room ad-
joining his shop until house
can be secured. Houses are a
terrible scarce article here just
now and it is impossible to find
a vacant one. Someone should
build cottages to rent as there
would be a good demand for
them.
Frank MObley and George
Cary returned Wednesday from
Quincy, Wash, where they went
last week to investigate some land
reported to be thrown open for
settlement and formerly claimed
as railroad land. They did not
secure claims as the question Of
the ownership Of the land was
not settled and they did not feel
like taking up and improving
claims and later find out the rail-
road company still owned the
land.
w. L. Farnsworth this week
leased the lower part of the
Bash building to j. F. Sims,
formerly of the firm of Sims &
Crosby at Grangeville, for one
year and we understand Messrs.
Sims and Crosby will open up a
dry goods store in the building
at once and will be ready for
business by May 1st. AS the
Crosby store has always done a
large business with people on
this side of the prairie the new
store is sure to enjoy a good
patronage from the start. Both
gentlemen appreciate the value
of securing a good location here
before the field is too crowded
and the people of this place are
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Don't forget the Easter supper
porrOw evening at the Odd