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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-05-04
Local and Personal News Notes

Sporting gOOds-AndsrsOn's Phar-
macy.
Sewing of all kinds done at The
Mode.
d. your couriing at the Passtime
Show.
Base ball Saturday-Tovn team
vs.. high school team.
Up-to-daie base ball goods. fishing
tackle, eic at Anoerson's
Prosecuting Attorney Foge and
n. c Murch we're Kamiah visitors
Sunday.
Relinquishmens on 100 acres for
sale cheap. Address tOx IS, Fer
dinand. Idaho.
NJ. Mitchell Of Juliaetta is visiting
a the home Of his daughter, Mrs.
P. W. Mitchell. in this city.
List your property with Lewis Co.
Real Estate Co.
Harding & Stellmon-
Get the best coffee. tea, spices.
extracts, etc.-the Grand Union
brand-at Mrs. Rice's.
HAY for sale. at my place 2 IL
miles southeast Nezperce.
J.. R. Mccahill.
The Golden Star Sewing Machine
is guaranteed for thirty years at
price that is right, s27.c0.
A. R. Fike.
B. F. Richardson, matchmaker
and jeweler. All work on watches
and clocks guaranteed for one year.
II you are figuring on building it
will pay you to see A. ]. Price &
Son-the old reliable contractors
and builders.
Leave your laundry at Hotel Nez-
perce. Agency Grangeville Steam
Laundry. Shipments Tuesday. re-
turns Sat. Popular Prices.
Thoroughbred S. c. B. Leghorn
eggs, Sl.so per setting Of IS eggs.
Mrs. A. Alexander,
Route 2, Nezperce.
FOR SALE-A $3.50 Advance
threshing rig complete with 22-horse
engine; been run 81 days. Price
]. P. Ragan, 8 miles
north Of Mohler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schmitt of
north of town we're called to his
bedside in Cottonwood last
week on account of her severe illness.
She passed away Tuesday and was
in the cemetery at that place
his morning.
Are you sleeping1 Why don't you
get one OF our Nezpsrce acre tracts
vhile you have a chance1 At the
price we are selling this land If it
vas devided up into city lots it would
,nly amount to Sl7.0O per lot.
Miller & Schultz. U. S. B. Rooms
'-o.
Mrs. Ralph Bell died at her home
a Ilo Monday morning, a few hours
lfter giving birth to a son. She vas
he wife Of Ralph Bell, who is in the
larry business at Ilo and had long
lved in that vicinity. She was 81
lears Of age. Funeral services we're
conducted yesterday and her remains
vere laid 10 rest in the Ilo ceme-
cry. Deceased leaves a vide circle
# friends 10 mourn her unlimely
Iaath, and the sympathy of all is !
nth the bereaved family.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-05-04

The teachers examination for
FIRST, second and third grade cerlif-
icates viii be held at Nezperce, be-
ginning Thursday. May IS. Inquire
at Office Of the county superinsen-
dent. Eva B Henderson.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-05-04

Perry Z. Miller vent TO Spokane
yesterday to attend a special meet
ing Of representatives Of the Ssude-
baker E. NJ. +. and Flanden auto
mobiles. At this meeting a series
Of moving pictures will be shown,
setting forth In detail the work Of
constructing these famous autos
50 that the agents and others who
attend this meeting may see and
know just how these cars are
made and what goes into them.
These pictures cost the company
SIS, 900. On bis return Mr.. Miller
ill be better able than ever to
explain the E. NJ. +. and Flanders
cars.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-05-04
BASE BALL.
High School VS.. Nezperce
town team Saturday at 2

WANTED-Posision for two lady
slenoeraphera and one lady book
keeper. Ready &c commence work
about June 1 Eurthez information al
Herald Office.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-05-04

If you want to sell it. tell every
body 50 with an ad in The HeFsld.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-05-04

A cloudburst on Lapwai creek in
the vicinity of Caldwell's spur, )
miles below Culdesac Tuesday, COW
cred the tracks Of the Camas Prairie
railroad with rocks and debris for a
distance of 200 feet and resulted
in the temporary suspension of
traffic. The force ofthe storm struck
the tracks about 500 feet vest Of
Caldwell's where a cut in the hil
side is made and this cut is filed to
a depth of from eight to ten feet. The
work of removing the debris from the
cut will require about two days but
traffic will be maintained in the
meantime by means of the temporary
track constructed around the wash
over Tuesday night.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-05-04

T. N. Roberts Of this city vas On
last Friday appointed clerk Of
the probate court and probation Of
6cer. by Probate Judge Hammell.
On the same date Miss Iva Miller
vas appointed official stenOgraphsI
for Lewis county. Miss Miller has
for some time held the position of
stenographer in Prosecuting Attor-
ney Fogg's Office.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
VAULT GREEK MINER
 KEEPS WEDDING SECRET

Dan Cupid turned a real sly trick when he helped Oscar Reynolds and Miss Anna E. Stone delude their friends for several days. Though he led them to the connubial altar he maintained a silence that was dark and profound until the time came that Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds must take up their residence in their future home on Vault creek.
 They were married by the Rev. Buisch. at the latter's residence on Front street, in the presence of MT. and Mrs George Stone. on the even ing of the 5th inst, al o'clock. Not wishing to be embarrassed by a charivari party they decided to "bide wee" before announcing the i'm portant change in their state of life.
 MT Reynolds has been North for eight years and for the past year has been operating on Vault creek. Miss Miller was a San Francisco girl. and has been in the camp over year, most of which time has been spent on Vault creek.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
BODY OF FRED CORNING
 FOUND IN THE RIVER

Or Monday afternoon August Scramstad discovered the body of a dead man in the river opposite the Arctic brewery. and just below the ship yaru. The corpse was well along tp the process of decOmposi- ton. which would indicate that it had been in the water for year or more One foot of the body was buried in the mud where the bank had tumbled in on it.
 The scalp was entirely gone and the face was totally unrecognizable, Part of the flesh was gone from the hands.
 As soon as reported the body was removed to the local undertak- ing parlors and on Tuesday after noon an inquest was held over the remains.
 In the dead mans pockets was found life membership card in the Eagles. His pocket also contained s7O in money. gold and paper, be- sides his watch and chain. An exam ination disclosed the fact that he came tC his death by drowning.
 J. H. Graves identified the body by a cut on the left arm as being that of Fred B. Corning. Corning's partner also identified several pa pers found on the body
 Corning was injured in the mines about two years ago and thereafter was a little queer. He came to town a year ago last fall and was last seen playing cards in one of the cigar stores. Evidently the body remained in deep water during the winter and most of the summer, drifting to the
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
REBEI IN CHINA

PEkIN, Oct. 13. Foreign mlS si5naries at Han-Iang, including the Americans, took boats at the time the city fell and made their escape.
 The rebels offered no interference to their escape.
 HANKAU. China, Oct. 13. The rebels have gained the upper hand and are Wreaking terrible ven geance upon the families of the Man chus All descendants of the con querors are being mastered. Amer ican marines are guarding foreign CTS along the river. There have been no attempts to interfere with them.
 TOKYO, Japan, Oct 13.-Chinese revolutionistS with headquarters in this city are active in the cause of the rebels in their home country. Exiles are returning to join the reb- el armies. Leaders of the revolution ary movement here predict that the Manchus will be oveIpOwered and a republic established
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
CAMP CLEARY ELECTS

Camp Cleary No 9. of the Arctic ErothernooG. met on Monday evening last ir the first time within a var at the old Cleary hall, the sessions in the interim having been held in the social hall al Chatanika Y was decided al Monday nights meeting to hold regular meetings every second and fourth Monday of each month.
 The uext meeting will be on Oc- tobcr 2&. al which time the officers elected at the last meeting will be installed The newly elected off eprs are. 4. C. Dr. C. A. Danforth; \. A. C. A C. Trsseth; C. F. Nel- son. A R.. ] E Campbell; k. o. \. (. II. Ward; trustees. Fred trewe. ST. ! F. Morrison, John Quimboe. < E Weiss. Gust Bostrom.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
OCTOBER ii, 1911. Locations.

Homestead location on Fairbanks meridian line between sections l3 and 24, running east one mile and containing 320 acres. Located Octo- Der 10. 1911, settled Sept. 1, 1911, by John PernsIitch.
 Wisconsin association placer claim, second tier bench. opposite discovery and below on Cripple creek, trib- tary of Cinema. Located Sept. p by Henry Stubbs. ct al.
 Seagull association placer claim, 160 acres, Chatanika river Located Aug. by A. C. Chapman ct al.
 Bald Mountain association placer claim. l6O acres, Chatanika river. Located Aug. by l.. E. Gardner ct al.
 Minneapolis association place claim l60 acres. Chatanika river Located Aug. , by P. R. Mcclure ct al.
 Blue Jay association placer claim 160 acres, Chatanika river Located Aug. by II. F. Gardner ct al.
 Cassiar association placer claim, 1G0 acres, Chatanika river Located Aug. by F. R. McGuire ct al.
 Lay.
 H. F. Gardner to George E. Latch, L. Lazzarin and Henry CaZZini; lay on tract 300XSO0 feet on the Hast ings placer claim. Chatanika river;
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
MARTHA CLOVIS LAST TRIP

The Martha Glow arrived in Cinema on Tuesday morning bringing the following passengers:
 From lditarod-Jack Smith, H. Losing, E. s. Flannery, E. s. Quin- ton.
 From Ruby Pat McEnery, w. Runner, Frank Malocke, A. w. John son, J. Bostte, F. Dyke, E. w. Me Cornell. T. Mcconnell, E. Rust, A. Mckenzie. P. McCray, A. Banick, Pete Wick. Tom Chisholm, J. Will son. C. l.. Baker, M. A. O'Malley, w. Evans. Tom Eddy.
 From Gibbon J. Sullivan, J. korpitz, M Singred. Charles Dale, George Heaney, J. Conlin.
 From Hot Springs - A. Slime. J. Noble
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
MUSHER SEES MANY
 CARIBOU ON THE TRAIL

According 10 John Horn. who ar rived over the Circle trail on Tues day last. large herds of caribou are now moving. On Eagle creek mum erous large bands of the animals have been seen. During his pill grimage he sighted two separate herds which would aggregate d thou sand animals.
 The gardner brothers. who conduct the Eagle roadhcuse. report that two weeks ago that they saw one herd containing over two thousand cari- bou. Mir. Horn is the owner of the Sunnysidp farm near Dawson and k travelling through Alaska in quest of knowledge He disembarked from the Susie at Circle and walked ever land to Fairbanks
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
ME GETS BIG VERDICT
 AGAINST FRANK MANLEY

Fr m press dispatches il would seem that R1y Y. Nye, the Fair banks attorney. has secured against Prank Mauley q judgment for the considerable sum of $2o.ooo for ser vices rendered.
 This judgment of the Seattle court recalls the case as stated by Nye in the local court Nye was sent back to Washington, D. C.. by Man ley and others To lobby against Del egate Wickersham. Manley was held responsibl by Nye for this service. He also made a claim for ether ser vices and fyr assigned accounts. As holder of the Manley notes Nye first began suit to declare Manley bank rupt. This suit was denied.
 Next Nye sued for the sum ot SIP nno. and attached No. f below Cleary. This action was finally dismissed and then Nye began suit in the Seat lie court for still larger sum.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
JULIA B. ARRIVES AT LAST

The Julia B arrived at Cinema on Tuesday after q prolonged trip up rive.. The boat had the largest single independent cargo ever on the Panama river Some difficulty was experienced above Gibbon with shallow spots. Also there was some difficulty on the lower Yukon. When near kotlik a storm came up and the Julia ran for the shore with her two barges of freight. The out fit grounded before shore was reach ed and as it was high tide when the water receded there was no pos sibility of getting the barges off without lghtering the cargo.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
BEATTY-SHAW.

On Sunday night Melvin Beatty and Miss Shaw were married in Fairbanks, the Rev. Wincoff officiat- ing. The newly married couple will make their home on Goldstream where Mir Beatty has mining in tereStS.
 Mr. Beatty has been foreman for Lushbaugh. Cn Engineer. for long time and is we'll known here. Miss Shaw arrived from the Outside last spring since which time she has made her home with her brother in town.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
ON PEDRO CREEK.

A few men are still working on Pedro creek
 On 3 below Grill has seven men at work.
 On ; below Charles Gius will drift the coming winter The plant which he has been using on Twin Creek will be moved to Pedro after the leeZeup.
 On the upper end of 6 Julius Gus has been open-cutting all sum mer. He will start drifting soon.
 On 10 below McPike and Gilmore are working successfully with bot tOmleSs sCraperS.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
OCTOBER g. 1911.
 Deeds


 F.. r. BarHette and wife. deed of correction to Henry Rappolt; part ot It ;. block 3S. town of Fairbanks.
 C. F. Coldflodt to Mrs F. V Laugh. lin: Q. (. deed; lot 2. block |. s1
 Ida kellum to R. F. Roth: e. c. deed; undivided is interest in fol lowing. Gold Bar. Junction. Elhel. Clara I.ouiSe Big Five. Tribune. Gold Bullion: all association placer min. ug claims situated in Cinema slough. El
 J. II Russell 10 R F Roth: e. C. iccd; undivided 1s interest in fol lowing Steamboat, association plaC. er mining claim. Cinema slough. sl.
 Percy Palmer to R F. Roth. @. C. deed. undivided k interest in follow ing Sr Patrick Gold Digger. Presi- dent Taft. Fl Capitan. Billy Bryan. Junction; all association placer min ing claims Cinema slough $1
 Mortgages.
 George Huhar 10 Peter Xiduvich 1. rhattle mortgage; team of horses. harness. wagon. etc. and two un- dfcd cords of wood on Emma gulch; Sl
 Locations
 Banner quartz claim head of Wolf eulch; located Sept. 26 hy George II rton.
 I1ospccJor quartz claim. head of Wolf gulch. adjoining Rexan No. ? Located by George Horton
 Billy Bryan association placer min ing claim l6o acres. right limit Che m slough. Located July 16 by Percy Palmer et al
 President Taft association placer mining claim. l60 acres. right limit Cinema slough Located July l6 by Percy Palmer et al
 Fl Capiran association placer min ing claim 1G0 acres. right limit Cinema slough. Located July l6 by Percy Palmer ct al
 Clara Louise assiciation placer mining claim 16o acres. right limit Cinema slough Located July 1G by Percy Palmer ct all
 Big Five association placer mining claim, l6o acres. right limit Cinema slough. Located July l6 by J. H Russell et al
 Tribune association placer mining claim lfn acres left limit Cinema slough Located July r. by j. II Russel ct al
 Gold Bullion association placer mining claim. 16o acres. left limit CHcua slough Located July r. by l. H. Russell ct al
 Staamb al association placer min ing claim. 16o acres. left limit Cinema slough Located July r. by J IL Russell et al
 Junction ass citation placer mining claim, lGo acres right limit Cinema slough. Located July l6 by j. IT. Russell et al.
 Gold Digger association placer min ing claim. leo acres, right limit Cinema slough. located July lG by Percy Palmer ct al.
 St Patrick association placer min ing claim leo acres. right limit Che ua slough. Located July 16 by J. II. Russell et al.
 Big Bend association placer min ing claim. 160 acres. right limit Che ma slough Located July 1G by J. IT Russell et al.
 Ethel association placer mining claim, lG0 acres, right limit Cinema slough, Located July It by ]. H. Russell ct al
 Gold Bar association placer min ing claim l6e acres. right limit Che na sl ugh. Located July l6 by J. IT. Russell ct al.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
BRITT COMING BACK.

:: J Britt. the enterprising young man whose exploits were first an nounced in the Citizen, has been ar eSted at Hot Springs and will be brought back to Fairbanks by the Sampson.
 Later The Samson got into Cinema Saturday night and Britt has been re unned for trial. He asserts that he will make the people sQuirm for bringing him back; that he has done nothing wrong; nor anything which he did not have a legal right tO dO.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
BROOKS IN selRIT CITY.

SEATTLE, Oct. l&. Preparations are being made by the Arctic club of this city to tender a reception to Alfred Brooks, the geologist, next Monday evening. at which it is eX- pected that Alaska and Alaskan sub jccts will Ee the chief topics dis cussed as MT Brooks is regarded as the best authority on Alaskan sub jects MT Brooks is on his way East. after a summer in the North, to take charge of the |. $. geologi- cal survey of which he has been made the head.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
TO HONOR CARDINAL GIBBONS.

BALTIMORE, Oct F.. - Prelates and priests from the country over will gather here Sunday to honor Cardinal Gibbons. Cardinal Gibbons is one of the old-time residents of the city with whose growth and prosperity he has been identified. In the fifty years since he was or dained priest he has seen the Cath ollie diocese embracing Maryland grow from a population of 1000 to 25O. 900, while three churches and two priests have increased to 26l churches and 396 priests.
 The celebration also is in honor of the 25th anniversary of his ap- pnintment to the position of cardinal.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
LEE GREEN HAS ACCIDENT

Lee Green. a popular young man of Fairbanks met with very pain ful accident on Tuesday morning while engaged with his work of saw ing wood with the Lyle Brown ma chine near the Bevins house on Garden Island.
 His wrist came in contact with the fast revolving saw and was badly lacerated. the wound penetrating to the bone The wound was promptly attended to, four stitches being nee eSSary.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
ALMOST A FATAL SMOKE

Jack Corey fell asleep with a lighted pipe in his mouth out on Twin creek Tuesday night and as q consequence fifteen miners in the buukhouse came nearly being smoth- ed by the smudge lie started,
 The pipe fell from Corey's mouth and lighted the mattress. One of the men aWoke from the effects of choking sensation caused by the heavy smoke He aroused the others and line fire was soon eXtinguished
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
THE LAUNCH THOR ARRIVES

With fifteen passengers from the Iditarod district. the gasoline launch Thor. Captain Haggerty, arrived at Cinema, Wednesday morning. Among the passengers was Frank Miller, recently mayor of lditarod City. The Thor left Iditarod City on the night of September 26 The passenger list follows:
 Frank Miller, H. Riley, J. Fergu- son. J. King. J. Campbell, Charles Anderson. G. Lindstrom. Roy Fair banks, F. Boyd. c. Wagner, c. Knut- son, Arthur Mayland, A. Johnson. c. Johnson, c. Lyon.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
RIFLE CLUB BUSY.

The Panama Rifle club is taking steps ro provide means of enjoying .e, rul shooting matches next .pr!ug The range will be put in ,N,ell IT coI Iir. Il and some bridges constructed oNes the l-w places so that access ,au be had to the range after the breakup.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
LADIES' AID ORGANIZED

The Ladies Aid society Of St James Methodist church held meet ng on Wednesday last at which d permanent organization was effect ed. Mrs. Samuel Sea, was chosen president; Mrs. Robert Logan, vice president: Mrs. r.. C. HeaCoCk. sec retary; and Mrs ]. II Harris. treas urpr
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
OCTOBER 10, 1911.

TOWeF or Attorney.
 Casper Fisher to Richard Thorn; general power of attorney.
 Proof of Labor.
 William Richard for Harry Will more; proof of labor. Hope associa- tiom claim. Big EldOrado tributary Goldsuream.
 Bill of Sale.
 W. II Curtain to William Richard, bill of sale; right limit bench first tier NO ? below discovery, Fish creek. tributary of Cinema Sl
 Locations.
 Fraction between Nos, 3 and 1 above discovery. Twin creek, tribu- tary of Pedro creek. placer claim. Located Sept. 25 by August Hanot, Jr.
 OLeary association placer mining claim l60 acres, Montana creek, tributary of Middle Fork Big Cinema. Located by Sam Weiss ct al.
 Caribou association mining claim, 1Go acres. Sled creek, tributary of Middle Fork Big Cinema. Located Sept. 20 by sam Weiss ct al.
 Protzmau association placer min ing claim. 160 acres, Sled creek, tributary of Middle Fork of Big Che na Located Sept. 20 by sam Weiss ct al.
 McCallum association placer min ing claim. 16U acres, Steep creek, tributary of Middle Fork of Big Che ma. Located by w. w. Whiteley ct al.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
CAMP FAIRBANKS INSTALLS

Fairbanks Camp NO. 1G. of the Arctic Brotherhood held an interest ing meeting on Tuesday night at which were installed the officers elected at the previous meeting for the ensuing term.
 The new officers are: A C. Joe Morrow: V A C.. ] F.. Clark; A. R II. r. Ray: C. G r.. Beraud; K. O. x. Frank Wood; A. R F. Roth; A. T. C.. Harold Green; A T. E., Walter Rawson; W. F.. John E. Mat Ihews and w A LOvejoy
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
THE HARmoNIE SOCIETY.

The Harmonic society gave SD cial at the close Of the song re hearsal on Monday evening Sidney Stewart. who is director of this rruauizatiuu is getting the society in god form.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
ROAD IS NOW POSSIBLE.

Clyde Gerraghty. of the Toad com mission force reports that with a crew of three men and team he has with the added dOnar lions of la bur by the men on the creek got the road To Wolf creek iu passable condition IT the winter service The work has been done in the past few weeks and cost about $6oo to the road fund