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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To W ] Sloan. his heirs. succeSsors nr
 assigns
 You. and each of you. are hereby mo- tifled that I have expended during the years 1906 and 19O7 one hundred doI- lars each year in labor and improve ments upon the Owl bench claim. sit uated on the left limit of Gold Run crvck. opposite Hos l4 and l5 above HaydeH's discovery. in Port Clarenc Recording District. District of Alas ka, location notice recorded in Vol. S2.
 And you are further notified that if you do not within ninety ts0) days from the date of final publication here of. cause to be paid to the undersigned your proportionate share of such ex- pcuditurrs as co-owuprs your interests in said claim will become the property of the undersigned under section 2324 Revised Statutes of the United States.
 MRS. FANNY |. GRIMM Tues. Ca-owner
 Date of first pub Feb II. 1908
 Date of last pub. May II. 1908
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

Te Gustaf NszhSl Christ Gabertson. A Watson ole Brown fH.ia heJfs. sas- Ee~zar- ee assigns
 Y"a and each of gau ale hereby uo- ufaI that l. thr m n3efsienea. have .xFynded in labor and Improvements he enm af one hundred DS1ool dollars for each of the years looG and 1907 upon thc following described placer mining claim. ta-wif- puct Grau. claim. situated on Placer creek. tri- hutary of Good Hcre river Fairhaveq Mining District, District of Alaska
 And you. and each of yau. are fur ther notified that if you lo not within ninety ,9O days from the date of final publication of this notice. cause to be Laid to the undersigned your propor- tionate share of said expenditure. as co-owner. your interest in said claims will become the property of the uu- dersigned under section 2324 of the Revised Statutes of the United States. Date of first pub. April H. 1908.
 Date of last pub. July II. sos.
 H SAMUELSoN.
 Co-owner.
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Ns rule the lord and master who has Co depend upon his aif,s money x . yad. In turn. br may bs salted tte ryfu-d brother of biru who uarrt,S a cook as s#vazher,yeHa8 aud makes hcr da the work and fert tb, hHl-. That comparison would rrahabl, re adauz ta his t,rlsH,p buf. if tho trutr vcra Eaovn. thr hubby or thr scrub Bdy VoufH probably he setting Inc Worst n tt pr taarsc some of tho fines, mea o# Gads tootst5oI come from tar e.lea ranks. bu, they are y,st seldom discovered searching CT Nlyes ars saH support them With ararau.aa- which bir-z Ut n~u in su.a syaH.- Of Hf- fhee ase able to wH tr#~ah-- 9a better assoua. They aa,s ,H# zaaagd garssslaa- F.n5s- tas asms pubfg which can H. ~.rvre ~HHF- fJy .H# ##f- means af HsHaoaa i, rHey are aarh saar saf
 Euf Tua man a.a drreu#- sa H~ utf@ .s Hee=a =HH aHo depends tar s haaJaat .a -Ea reputation af saue am Er~aar.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28

| H1zt Hat he taken far granted t##t t=a sl'd aalgas caH Wurk in any fiaee eh=a fh.e t-a rt3r gold in tbe gravel F fsaHfas FraeHoHv Hu area ara ,ha 4a,d values mast Inc ".aee disseminated I. cannot fal- .'FF fhr seUH=r af mountain streams "Here haH'aef #eou8d aa matter hoe rich may he fH. Hae-aIrt Against it's lawaaeEs .z -.t the practical advan- iasa .hrt tae tjra investment may be sasuHatolN calculated ip advance. I'm eos, "f tae land and ,be building of t1s dredea are known quantities. Tine cost r.r wand of handling n dcn- nite 4me8Ht ef gravel in a definite space ef ttne may be calculated. Th,n fhe aaea "f gravel suitable for dredg- Ing may h- prospectcd easily and the amount of gold estimated with a fair d"erer of accuracy before operations ar,. begun
 on this account capital has been easy ta ebtain and the gold dredging operations are increasing rapidly. When gravel carrying r. cents to the cubic yard means big profits. and when it i~ remembered that there is avail ahI" gravel in California running as high as 2a cents, and some even higher than that II is not strange that the 70
 California gold fleet is increasing rap idiy These ships arc now to be found
 in Montana. oregon. and several other states as well as in Alaska. New Zea- land. Africa South America and Aus tralia
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

Ta D Willis l.. Flowers. \. Newman.
 N Fox. and ffeir heirs succrss-
 ors or assigns.
 You are all hereby notified that I have expended during the years of l9l6 to l9oS one hundred dollars each year in labor and improvements upon the Tundra claim. situated 1n the right limit ef the Topkok river. back of the lagoon. in the Nome Mining District District of Alaska. Location notice recorded in Vol i6t. recorders office. And you ali arc further notified that if you do not within ninety C9O) days from the date of fnat publication here of. cause to be paid ta the undersigned your rropurtiouatc share of such cN- peuditHres as eo-ewners. your interests in said claim will become the property of the undersigned under section 2324 Revised Statutes of the United States
 HARRY EVERETT.
 Ca-owner bate of hr=t ruh April l. l9os.
 Date of last pub July 6. lgOS
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
TsE NORTHWEST TERRITORY.

Fssasa af ,Hs Northwest territory saE -He saggumsu- af uhtea F1g or- atHaaze af f7s7 #ta- enacted rs- eaa- -.H-raby Ie-- .aaa aae-aaf tao size of Alaska and .a. at at-a provided that eH. rerritars aen, b. divided inc to faur rarts. aas one af whlca might haYr self government wHra thefe aere 1.eao male citizens over T years of age residing therein Five thousand yotes mean at l~a-t f..aeo people 50 ir win be seea that -af government was ta. he given ta ary .aae of Inc dis ,r.et-. oaa-eigata ths =lz- af Naska. when ], uhtained Ia.ooa people
 Then under Inc provision of this ordinance. the rrInefries of which the republican convention asks go have ex- tended ra Alaska. # is necessary that we must nave Iseaoo people And remember too that the Northwest tcr- ritar> Was eontigaaa- territory 10 the original thirteen colonies. while Alaska r laoo miles aaag Juneau Tran script
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
DUG DE DoPE.
FIRE ALARM BOXES

one mas. =aH argument s4aa-, fhe uarnas. American H..Fss-ss a#,F taa uasa ae.s . Ea.aa earnIsfad ag rhe at. . ea haez aaaufH.- aHa-e -Hsda aa.H as- a-sd tae at,r d7z Hv -.z raa.-e.-- -a -..r H<r "f morphine Em arguments arc probably aa- directed asaa~. ,aasr a.e.. systems .r. -atsre,.d 1y .aabber> s,as af ra.-g ramr.red .if's. aHs-SpuH .ags boon raised ia .n atmasr6.r. which eaas.~ q c5rr- aet ta -hus as~ rse arI revised edition of aH arsHanzar- halo and ,he minds which Hae. Hes# tHanaa prir- craas in t.sa-t.as -,.f decoration arc ra~i.s Fascinated bs tar aaaa.s~ Eu s5rIs ar. mol ro bs planned. Na one books fo.a ,eaus thIns in her teens. OF s a'aa beyond. Tor she forestra, af # Moses az The wisdom as q Solomon Plaee Ter vlthln reach of tiur snI shes not happy mta she s.,s it
 Her great ambition i- ta be placed iH position which wia eHabIs her ta -aub her former friends successfully she t- th- refined sister 4f the ein who boasts ut having married drll.er instead of more macser.
 The ieaker--ou eau'1 afford 10 re- safd those international marriages a- comedies were -o much tragedy rar connected Wfh them. Evsrv uert. almost. thrfe Is chranleJed some bat tie royal between the utI,d hubby aud tae aoman aeho uays his board hH and th- aags- ar HI- fuukI,-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
Miners and Merchants Bank of Alaska
 NOME, ALASKA
Capital $1OO,OOo

]. F.. CHILBERG, President L $. KIMBALI.. Vice President ". T.. COLLIER, Manager (. G. COWDEN. Cashier L J. COLE, Asst Cashier
 A. N. KAH. Assayer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28

Gold mining has commanded great CT human interest than any other in- duS'ry since the earliest dawn of his- tory \ discovery of gold in new field will attract tho argonauts from all over the world New gold, New geld" has been the cry for centuries. And now comes the genius of machin- cry and finds new gold fields under our feet - The problem changes from finding gold to saving that which has been found Meanwhile the years now produc as much gold as decades used n bring forth. and decade now eclipses the performances of centuries in the past What will the gold flood do for the Worlde The answer is not yet framed. but the Cruise of the Gold Fleet is bringing ii nearer to the ears of men. = Frederic J. Haskin in Min neapolis Journal
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28

By Angus Mcbride. deputy clerk.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
JNO. II. DUNN.

Clerk of the District Court in and for the District of Alaska. Second Division
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
SUM MONS.
No 1870.
Co-ewHer

NO lhaU. In the District Court in and for the District of Alaska. Second Division Joseph Weyerhorst. plaintiff, vs. Eliza Weyerhorst. defendant The President of the United States of America to Eliza weyerhorst. the above named defendant. Greeting: You are hereby summoned and re- quired to appear and answer the eom- plaint of the plaintiff filed herein in tn" office of the clerk of the above name l court at Nome. Alaska. within thirty days after the completion of the period of publication hereof. herein specified, or judgment will be taxen against yoH; and you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer the said complaint the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief therein demanded, to-wit. To dissolve the bonds of matrlmony ex- isting between said plaintiff and said defendant
 This summons Is served by publiea- tion pursuant to law and 10 the order of said above entitled court. and made on the 7th day of April. 1908: the date .of the last publication being the 18th day of May. 1908.
 JNO. II. DUNN. Clerk of the District Court in and
 for the District Of Alaska. Second
 Division
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
CAN'T HURT ALASKA.

FHmsz #as ea#e and sa # eha states ae .s# Hlye zerg mtae sr- feas @ Hln#s a Alaska far as-e aa rsaaus. a. nu rhtug -ed Laharer- .a s.attlr ufa se> weeks aes 0er peems ss.-s are asa e. aeems sf rs~ chang ata send many a a.tzaa where saa# asa sat s ar niaa- gold. tbe sa.ae af oa.sh doss a7t aea.@tg If eter eH,afer II 0Iu enable sts railroad building m Alaska .tr prr-reatea srat sast uaHs =af#a sHaa neHaar sH4e a- boz .##.f -.as.,a n# rs9aHat <, sHg pra, E#H !, aaas ata a6ar stee.s.r Alaska, H ,a. -.E.- faaa.- aaas .alf..s saaa-a#H- Fhaf.r- aas aa.e tassa THe quicker .Hs fsa1fassf s n#H- fag quicker thg ef#5' Interim 1oEa fields VII t# afaa- eH fa# 'a employment at HHH-aHts mazr #.# S.thsr a# #.l#l1 f#=
 investment =f capital # Alaska l.s tHa investment EE #autl fr. Is f.# production -aa eall ss... ,.las..s =rTH remains t=- =am-. # t any  th5al aHHaa#e- H salas when aH things ,.-- #fmui-H -Exraaua-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
THE CRUISE OF
 THE GOLD FLEET

Was th, real beginning Improvements hJve b9,U W4dr mud arr buisE made alI the tim" and the gold ships are now mechanically successful and. what Is more. they are dividend producers. In California. Tor instance. there were great deposits of placer gold below th, water level @a tat they could not he reacasa by hydraulic mining Then the laws of tho state. tn order tn pro- tret the farms prohibited the dcfiling ef Inc streams. and thus much gold bearing gravel oas thus locked away from rho miners The drcdEe digs down below thr water level and brings mp tha guid IL uses ifs water over and oeer asatH ttfd does not deaie the streams. 1T piles its taIngs in the place from which it dug thc gravel. and tH itz walk saaves long waves fl gravel and rirts robbed of the gold that # had mi-erly boarded for so many centuries
 Thus rfr the safl ships havc avoid- ed ths rivers. and have cruiscd in Che honch#s af gayefe along the valleys. \ rit f~ dug inland. the hull of the drsdss huft fH rHa rit and then float ed uitB water The giant machinery is msatIa3 H1 the ship k ready to sal The iredss begins its work ItI must fig and eu. away n tHc bank of rrat@ carr, the gravel Into itself scrggr and wash ut thoroughly. save aH tho safl and then dispose of Inc taIIinss. Ns t'ns of the gravel come in#s'sH ao@sHf md az tons of the iailtue- are eaHi.a out every mo- msaf. Hhe praes== If saving thc mic nute rartIs.e@ ef gold must b.. as rapid aS | l~ sure. This ability 10 do the work ef s.aoa meH every day and 10 de fhat eafl ssftgr than H can Ie daH, h> mua X tsa reason for tne 'I"foe of f.g 4.id ships. and gives ono oeat#eHae re raedtet continued sue CO.'S ia .a 'ufura
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28

In Alaska the gold ships encounter the same difficulty which bcsets other voyager--iee. Large quantities of the gravel that could he dredged al great profit is frozen. and the cost of tbaw- ing makes the work not nearly % profitable. However. there are areas of gravel along rhe river beds that are not frozen. and in such places the dr"dgeS arc working with great sue cess The season Is not more than 12O days. from June to october but then some of the gravel pays more than s1 Der cubic yard The cost of dredging in Alaska is perhaps 70 per cent high CT than iu California Power is q question. but it is on record that one Alaskan dredging operation has paid in spit" of in" fact that it uses steam for power with coal at $40 a ton. Most Of th" Alaskan operations now being installed will use electricity generated hc water power
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28

The first successful dredge in this country was at Bannoek. Mont. Tho first dredge of the type now most used was built in California in 1897. That
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G. c. Miles, representative elect is
In the city today from Webb.
X. b. Hibbs of Fenton is a bust
ness visitor in the city today.
Il. A. Johnson, promoter of the
Nezperce electric line, is in the city
today on business.
o. B. Chesley is a business visitor
in the city today from Chesley.
j. A. Eaton was a business visitor
yesterday from Nezperce.
Attorney G. G. Pickett was a bus
mess visitor yesterday from Moscow.
Jay Woodwork was a business
visitor last night from Moscow.
DR.. B. L. Cole was Lewiston WIS.,
itor last night from Culdesac.
J. G. Hingley was a visitor last
night from Culdesac.
). M. Pearce was an arrival yester-
day from Clifford, where he disposed
OF his mercantile business to Specker
4 Wagner. formerly of Southwick.
M. L. Martin was a Lewiston WISH
tor last night from Grangeville.
r. M. Fox an arrival yesterday
from Woodside.
Milton Grostein was an arrival
yesterday from Spokane.
Mrs. c. c. Van Arsdale returned
last night from Spokane.
John p. Vollmer returned yester-
day from the Northern country.
Frank Vincent was an arrival
Yesterday from lilo. en- route to Cali
fornia.
Robert Near was business visitor
Yesterday from the prairie country.
Judge Terry was an arrival this
afternoon from Kendrick.
DR., w. A. Bornes of Juliaetta was
IN arrival in the city this afternoon.
General Agent w. J. Jordan re-
.urned this afternoon from bust
less visit to the Potlatch country
J. M. Jack Of Grangeville was an
arrival this morning from Portland.
A. l.. Stiles is a Lewiston visitor
rom Pierce City.
F. w. Kettenbach departed VOC.
erday for Portland.
c. r. Hall and wife of the Sal
ron river country were arrivals in
he city last night.
+. Tuckey was a business visitor
asst night from the Clifford section.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05
HALSEY IS
VOTE eETTER
RUNS AHEAD OF TICKET IN ASO.
TIN COUNTY REPUBLICAN,
TICKET SUCCESSFUL IN THE
STATE.

Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.
Charleston. WASH, Nov. g.
Elmer e. Halsey proved to be the
largest vote getter in Asotin county
his majority being over $50, running
ahead OF the vote for governor OF
congressman.
The Republican ticket is success
, full In Asotin county throughout. the
lowest majority being 40.
The High School orchestra sumner
given In the Bradford building We'd
nesday evening was largely attend
ed and Melted the orchestra about
$40.
The dance at Bradford hall given
under the as-cices Of the X. P. lodge
on the night Of election was one Of
the most successful social gatherings
over held in the town.
r. =. Stewart of Greeley, Colo. IA
here looking over the fiat and spend
Ing few days at the home of his old
friend, H. c. Larson.
e. e. Stark. an extensive whole
$50 A'UAt euAppOT ITOm SOOCQW0St
iowa. and an oldtfme friend of c.
Murdoch. Is here looking over the
nat. t.s6.i
Mrs. F.. G. Morrison returned early
IN the week from Denver, Colo.
where she went to the national meet
Ing of the w. c. T. U.
DR.. Ransom is suffering from a
case of blood poison, contracted while
dressing a wound ~ one Ct his pa
tients.
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist
church have leased the Ramsey no.
tel for the night of November -
for their next chicken pie supper.
Victor Foster has sold this week
about 45 boxes of Spitzenbergs for
$2.25 per box.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Sangster OF
Anatone rejoice over the advent of
new son. which came to their home
early In the week.
Mrs. James Munson OF Post Fails
arrived here Monday and has gone to
the Sangster home to take charge Of
the new arrival and start him out on
correct lines of life.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05
Binnard Theater.

Starting tonight and all this week.
the National Stock company will
present the best Of all, the funny
Swede comedy, "Ole Olson"
This Is said to be the funniest
comedy ever written and will be sure
to please all. Dave williams will
nave the part Of Ole. and as he Ia a
nrst-class Swede comedian. he will be
there with the goods. Plenty Of flrst-
class specialties will be iven. and all
VINO want good laugh had better
get their tickets at once. They are
on sale at the Owl drug store. There
VIII be a matinee on Saturday for
ladies and children at 2 p. m.
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AS0TIN COUNTY REPUBLICAN.
Clean Sweep for All Places on the
Ticket.

Special to Evening Teller.
Asotin, Wash, Nov. 1.-The re-
ports from all the precincts of Aso-
tin county are all in. The Republi-
can national ticket got 2SS majority:
Poindexter, for congress. 291; Co.'S
grove, for governor, 355; Stephen
son, for joint senator, 295, and Hal
sey, for representative, 264. The
county officers are all Republican
with majorities ranging from IS to
1856.
Election returns from all over the
county give all of the Republicans
majorities ranging from 60 to $50.
Asctin cast 100 straight Republican
tickets. and the good party organiza-
ton here was what helped large.y
to pull some of the candidates
through
Frank Brown and Frank Morrison
or Clarkstcn were in town yesterday.
bringing the election returns from
that precinct
Mr.. w. Z. Benedict was an Asotin
visitor yesterday from Anatone.
r. M. Wisdom went to Lewiston
on the stage yesterday.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05

The grand march will be revived
II the near future and should be-
come quite popular among the young
fclks, as the more prominent skat-
ers will be afforded an opportunity
to lead the march in turn.
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LOCAL BRIEFS. =
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III the present weather holds. the
grading and bridges Of the Nezperce
electric line will be completed this
month,' said 2. A. johnson, the
president Of the road and the nro-
moter. this morning. The ties are
now being delivered along the route.
The steel will be ready when the
roadbed is completed. Bad weather
- the only thing that will proven.
operation by the first of the year"
Inc council will meet tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock, at which
time remonstrances against the pro-
posed street paving will be received.
The council will remain in session
curing the day and in the afternoon
Will transact the regular monthly
business. The reports from the var
'ous departments will be received
and the monthly bills audited.
Postmaster C. d. McEachron viii
deliver an address to the students Of
the High school tomorrow morning
a. o'clock on the rules and regula-
lions OF the postal department. The
talk Will be along the lines of edu-
eating the children in the proper
mailing and addressing Of matter
sent through the mails.
Inc county commissioners will
meet next Tuesday as a canvassinx
hoard to canvass the election re-
turns.
A small barn was destroyed By
IRE late Yesterday afternoon at tO,e
W. Detther home on Normal hin.
!he cause OF the FIRE is unknown. but
vs. believed TO have been caused by
small boys playing with matches.
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Notice.

Notice.
All members of the Modern Wood
men CT America are requested to
meet at the Woodman hall Friday.
November 8. at O'Clock to attend
the funeral Of Neighbor @. F. Gilbert.
BY order Of v. C.
BERT WHITCOMB.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05
Deeds.

Deeds,
Martha E. Hutchinson to John s.
Hokenson, w Y NE Y section 22-
1922 w., $1,000.
William S. Grant to M. E. Grant,
N " Sc Y. N " SW Y section 81
34-1 w., 81.
W. P. Pearson to w. J. Ramey, Sc
4 section 31-34-1 E., 81.
T. A. Hunter to Upper Bros, sW
a section $685. w., $4,000.
Eugene Levy. Obra Levy to Anna
X. Reese. 40x10O in w Y of lot 10.
OF Acres. City, $275.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05

Jap Rose Bath and Toilet Soap is
made by "our own process" perfect
ed after years Of experimenting. It
can not be initiated. Kirk makes 1t.
ali dealers sell it.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05

Beginning today the rink ban,
Will play at every afternoon ant
evening session.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05
Concert Tonight at Rink.

Two-step-"Topeka."
Waltx-"Heart Courageous"
Two-step-"The Troubadours. -
Waltz-"Merry Widow"
Two-step-"Rarebit Fiend"
Waltz--"Iryphosa."
Two-step-"Palm Limited"
Majurka--"La Carina."
Waltz-"Cuba Libre." N !
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05

HELP WANTED-A woman to sew
for q few days at my residence.
Mrs. A. w. Patterson. phone Black
431. 357 Fifth street,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05

polo team in the near future is
one OF the probabilities.
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Get pair Of Shears free. Ca' a.
this o0ce and we'll show them to
you.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05

Get pair of Shears free. Call at
this office and We'll show them to
you.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05

Save Money BY buying your Fur.
niture at Russell's Quitting Stsre.
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(Ry Neg Perez County Abstract Co. J
November 4. 10O8-Patent.
~. 8. to William B. Reese, 8 Il
SW Y section 10. N u NV Y Sec
tion 30-36-2 E. ~sp4
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Taylor's
Iheatoriiur9
s. s. TAYLOR. Prom.
c. II. Watson. Tenor Soloist
Quintus Taylor -. Lyric Tenor

In Illustrated Songs.
Prof. E. L. Russell. Pianist
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05

The county commissioners vii
meet next Tuesday as a canvassin,
hoard to canvass the election re
turns.