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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-05-15
FIND GIANT BONES
IN GLACIAL DRIFT
Dynamiting for Excavation at Ell
lensburg Workman Find Skel-
eton of Primitive Man
EI.LENSBURE,

ELLENSBURG, May 1.-THE
bones of primitive man were UNI
earthed Thursday by Edward c..
Belch, a contractor, who is making eX-
cavations for 24-room apartment
house on the site. The bones were
found buried 20 feet beneath the sur
face of Craigs Hill. The skeletons,
perfectly preserved, were exposed
when a blast of dynamite loosened
the cement rock, so that when M. f..
Root who is employed by Mr.. Belch
again approached the hillside, he saw
a II cleaning from the hillside No
eli was made to modest the balance
of The skeleton till later in the after
noon, when the small son of Con-
tractor Belch was told by his father
of the discovery, when with the aid
of pick he uncovered the perfect
skeleton This was taken to the
school this morning, where the teach
ers quickly decided that the shape of
the skull was that Of 9 primitive
man.
j. r. Munson, Phi. D.. professor of
biological sciences in the state nor
NAL school was told of the discovery
this noon. and went to see the site.
While there he unearthed skull,
which was broken by the pick Mr..
Munson stated that every indication
pointed to the fact that the skull was
that of an Indian of low degree OF
Intelligence, as the forehead was slop-
ing, and the teeth of peculiar lorna
ton. The front teeth We're worn off
down to the jawbone, the result rs
Professor Munson stated Of eating I'M
cooked foods, as was the habit OF
primitive people. He could not esti-
mate the length of time that the bones
had been in the ground, but as the
cement rock in which they were
buried was perfectly airy, and be-
meath a strata Of shale rock, conser-
Vative estimates place the age of the
bones at many hundreds of years.
Craig's Hill, which runs along the
eastern edge of the city, Is supposed
to be OF glacial formation. although
some believe that the hill is formed
by delta of a river which flowed
from the Nahum Canyon countless
ages ago.
The skeletons were found 30 feet
beneath the surface of the hill, the
graves apparently having been tun-
neled into the hillside. The femur of
the largest skeleton is nearly 90 inches
long. This, according to DR. b. j.
Moss would indicate that the man was
so inches tall or feet inches, as
the mans height Is ordinarily -four
times that of the length of the femur
| bone.
one of the skulls was unusually
large, and in the upper jaw has two
complete and distinct rows of teeth
in front, each set being perfectly
formed This was regarded as de-
lcidedly unusual by the normal school
professor, who examined the skull
closely. He did not regard the two
rows of teeth as racial attribute,
but rather as a freak of nature.
The removal OF the heap of debris
| is anxiously awaited by a number of
people as II Is expected that more
bones and perhaps trinkets will be un-
L
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-05-15
LARGE BODY OF LAND
ESCAPES TAXATION
Federal Speed Is Such That Much
Time Will Elapse Before
Surveys Are Made

Chelan Kittitas, Yakima and other
counties in NORTH Central Washington
contain considerable Northern Pacific
land which escapes taxation. Unless
the present congress at an early date
makes an appropriation for their
survey, thousands Of acres Of North
ern Pacific granted lands in this state
will continue to escape taxation an
other year. No appropriation has yet
been made by congress. The money
remaining from the last appropria-
ton will not provide for more than
six of the eleven parties that were
in the field last year Federal Sur
veyor Kingsbury said that he already
had started out one party and will
start others out as fast as weather
permits, so long as appropriations
are available.
Federal Workers Delay
For years assessors in this state
have been trying to get the thous-
ands of acres of unsurveyed North
ern Pacific lands on the tax rolls.
The railroad has indicated a like
desire TO have the surveys made, but
delays OF the federal authorities by
reason of inadequate appropriations
or other causes continue to enable
the property to escape taxes as il
cannot be placed on the rolls until II
Is surveyed and the surveys are ap-
proved.
1t Is officially stated that at the
rate or progress made by the federal
authorities last year, II would be
more than four years before final
surveys We're approved If the field
force is cut down this year Instead
Of being increased another years de-
lsS will result,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-05-15

WASHINGTON. May 11.-John
Henry Jones of Scranton. Pa,
promoter. denied today before the
house judiciary investigating the
charges against Archibald the testi-
mony of Edward j. Williams, that
the jurist had given Jones note
of $500 for "A share in the option
Of the Venezuelan timber lands.
Jones said the $500 note was en-
dorsed by Archibald out of the full
ness of his heart to help him pro-
mote the deal. and that the jurist
never had an interest In the option
and that he made tho Judge
present of $3.50 later out of the
$500 commission he made through
the sale OF the Culm bank.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-05-15
Child Labor Bill Passed

PHOENIX, Ariz.. May 1.-THE
anti-child labor bill passed the
lower house today and was sent to
the governor The governor today
signed the bill limiting the hours
Of labor in mines and reduction.
works to eight hours. The child
labor bill prohibits the employ
ment OF any child under the age of
IA in any gainful occupation dur
ing school hours and the employ
ment of any child under 16 under
ground in the mines or for any oc-
cupation injurious to health or
morals or hazardous to life or limb,
or at night, or for more than eight
hours a day.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-05-15
MONEY POWER
BACKS 0ROzCO
Groups of Financiers Are Man.
ouvering to Control Govern
ment Through Orozco
MEXICAN MONEY TRUST
PLAYING A BOLD GAME
Group of Men Formerly Close to
Diaz Have Been Furnishing
Funds for Revolutionary Move
ments Against Madero

JUAREZ, May 11.--General Pas
cual Orozco. farmer, rancher ana SOL
der of meag,, education. holds TO-
night the balance of power IN the
Mexican revolution, though Orozco
with 1000 men Is face to face with the
federal army that Is pressing MN
hack toward the border, and with the
outcome of the battle uncertain.
The developments of the day, chiefly
the abdication by Emilio Vasquel
Comez of the provisional presidency
which he tremendously assumed
week ago tonight, indicate that the
money interests behind Mexico's pres
emit disturbance must continue &c
court Orozco's favor.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-05-15

M. d. Boardnan, 573 w. Main St,
Helena. Mont, gives an interesting
account of his improved health
through the use of Foley Kidney Pills.
After giving a. detail account of his
case, he says, II. am almost '79syears
old and have spent hundreds of dol
lars for medicine, but find that have
received more benefit from Foley
Kidney Pills than from all other
medicines. Further particulars sent
on resuest." For sale by North Yak
Ina Drug Store.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-05-15

VIM. r. Cook, Prop. the Bee Hive
Drug Store, Neihart Mont, says the
Belt Canon running from Belt to Mel
all Montana. He writes. II recon-
mend Foley's Honey and Tar Com
opund to all my customers and am
never disappointed. 1t gives the best
results for coughs and colds of any
thing I sell" For sale by North Yak
ina Drug Store.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-05-15

NEW YORK, May 1.-Two in
dictments have been found against ex-
State Senator Frank J. Gardner on
charges growing out of an alleged
conspiracy to despoil the $1,0OO.O0O
estate of Samuel e. Haslet, an aged
Brookly millionaire. Gardner is ac-
cused of inducing Haslet to draw up
fraudulent will and also of attempt
ed grand larceny Gardner is now in
jail for contempt Of court in failing
to pay alimony to his first wife, who
divorced him.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-05-15
CnuIdn,t Afford 70 Then

Scribb.er---It took me nearly "a
years to learn that ! couldn't write
poetry
Friend--Gave 1t up then. did you?
Scribbler--Oh. no. BY that time |
had "A reputation. Puck.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-05-15
Her Impression

Mrs. Knicker--What i'm Impressed YOU
most In Romeo and Juliet"
Mrs. Subbubs--Thc fact that Juliet
could keep her nurse in what ap-
peared to he the suburbs. HPrPer's
10 sar.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-05-15

If you cough all night you get no
rest. nor does anyone else in the
house. Keep with reach a bottle OF
BILLIARDS. FOREGROUND SYRUP.
1t is then easy to stop the tickling
which causes the cough, whenever 1t
appears Price 25c, soc and $100
per bottle. Sold by d. H. Fry. and
c. w. Camp, cor. 3rd and Yakima
ayes.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-05-15

Women-like men-can obtain
they show themselves fit for
Harriet Martineau.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-05-15

Defect in manners is usually the de-
feet of fine ceptions.--Emerson
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-09-12
DOMACl zPRAvY.

H0nebnl SeZona zapocala V Ute
rt S destem.
Geo. H.. Ptak Sc sGGastnil fairu
v Huron tento tSden.
Peter Petfik odjel do Lake An
des We stfedu "a obchodem.
Josef Soukup a jeho rodina byli
zde n&vstevou u pfate1 We stfedu.
J. A Dvof6k koupil lot vedle
tiskarny cd Mateje Merkvana.
George Petffk Sc navr6til minu-
~ patek re sve naVstevy u pfatel
v Chicago.
Eman Pekaf a jeho rodina Sc
nast6hovali do sve move residence
tento tSden.
Frank hostel q ieho manzelka
cd Dante byli zde navstevou ma
za6atku tydne.
Pr. Jos. Hejny byla navstevou
u sve dcery, pr. Jos. StedronskS
v Lake Andes ma zacatku t5dne.
Sest mesfc1 starr hosik J. F.
Slamy zemfel dnes ma psotnik a
pohfben Dude v patek ma evang-
hfbitove zap. cd Tabora.
Babicka Strakov6 je povazlive
nemocn6, COZ vzhledem k jejimu
vysokemu staff vzbuzuje obavu.
j. F. Horaeek a jeho rodinu by
Ii n&vstevou We Springfield minu-
IlS p&tek, odkuR pax jeli do Tyn-
dali.
Josef Mikota a jeho rodina z
Yankton byli zde navstevou u
matky pr. Mikotov6, pr. Jana Kor
tana., a..
F. M. Dvof&eek byl tento t5den
v Omsze co delegat zastupujfcf
zdeisf spolek phi sjezdu jednoty
q. {. B. J.
Hon a stfelbu ma SVEN pozemku
zapovfdam. Kazdt Dude stihan
kdo nebude t6to z&povSdi dbati.
Jos. Hakl.
Frank Dostal a ieho rodiua,
jen5 bydleli v Tyndall Sc nasteho-
val do domu kterS zrentoval cd
Mateje Merkvana.
Pojedte do Gallatin udolf u
Three Forks, Montana, v 1terS II
zaff a Gter5 1. tijna. Obe cesty
$500 a liseek platf ma Is dnf.
Norman Rapalee, pomnfkaf z
Ysnkton byl zde "a obchodern We
stfedu, odtud jel do Bon Homme
kde postavil velkf pomnik pro A.
j. Abbotta.
Pfistf pondelf 16 t m poGne Sc
We zdeizi skole vyuGovati. Skolnf
budova behem prazdnin byla uve-
dena do pofadku a mnohe nutne
opravy ~uGineny.
Will Mach spravuje pumpu
mestsk6 vodarny tento tgden.
Jest pravde podobno, $e nekter6
trubky jsou praskle nebot vody
pfi pumpovani do kade pomalu
pfibyVa.
Nekolik zdejsfch honcu jelo al
do Chas Mix okresu ma hon v 1te-
RI ale Vratili Sc Gastecn9 zklama-
nj, nebot jak fgura ukazuje, tam
nj stfelci Sc doVedou o divokou
ever sami postarati.
Frank SedlaGek veil do Lester
Vile J. A. Wagnera v pondelf ra-
no, kter5 odtud jel do Highmore
a do Huron. F. J. Frana a Ju-
Illus Zastera SO S mimi svezli do
Lesterville.
Mattel Kortan koupil lot a obyd
II cd pi. KoGerove. Ona pax kou
pila so stfevic1 z lotu cd Vojtecha
Wsgnera v severni casti m9sta ma
kter6m 81 do poftaviti mensf obyd-
II.
Prime Sc starsf lena ma vedenf
domacnosti ma farm9. Tel Dude
cd nj pozadov6no obslouSeni psti
dftek nedospSl5ch Dobrf plat
sv6domit6 hospodyni. j. +. Sla-
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-09-12

49, ySS@ ASSNA SAND
a v nichz mGze GIovak bydleti
a jenz Sc nAleza v Yankton nebo
Bon Homne okres1, nejmen9 ma
pet let. Josef sslansk5, Tabor,
s. d
Kupte farmu v Gallatin Gdoli v
Montana. Vstoupne v Gene "a til
nebo pet let. Dobre pozemky
tam nynf stojf SIS az $25 "a akr.
Vtlet Sc tam Dude odbSvatf II.
zafi a /. fijna. ODE cesty z Ia
bora S36. 20.
Zdeisf Mercantile Co. obdrzela
velkou zasobu smfseneho zbozf a
grocerie tento tyden, ktere nyni
umistnuji. Asi "a tyden budou
NIT vse v mfst9 a jakmile budou
hotovi delat obchod tonic oboru,
oznamf tax We sloupcfch Indepen-
dentu.
Name ma prodei decent knihy
vsech velikosti. Tez tisknem yes
kere psacf politely pro spolky.
Rytiny vsech znakG spolkG jsme OBJ
starali ktere ma ohlaveni a jin6 We
CT vytisknem zaroven S ostatnim
tiskem. Nenf tfeba zasflati pro
ne ma vychod, nebof je v~ytisknem
TAX lacino jake jinde.
AZ budou veskere cementov&
chodniky ktere Sc nynf zfizuif ho-
tovy a ulice vyrovnany, Tabor bu
de jedno 2 nejGistsfch NEST We sta
tn. M9sto ma velkou teritorii v
nejurodnejsf Gasti statu obydlene
pokrocilSmi farmery, a prida-li
kazdy ruku k ~povznesenf mesta,
Tabor ma ~podmfnky by vzrostlo
tax velk9 jak jest.
We sttedu odpoledne, patrne ne
jakS malS hoch, zapalil seno ma
voze Karla Macha a nebyt v Cas-
neho zakro6enf hasiGG, byla by
shofela mastal, nebot VIZ Sc male
zal ienom deset stfevicu oh nj.
Ma deti lie tfeba dohledu, a velice
dIlezite jest Jim vzdy pfipomfnati
by sirky nikey do rukou nebraly
a iakmile nejakou by do rukou
dostaly by j hned dali otci nebo
matce. MysI dftete jest chapava
a vysvetlf-li SO mu CO maIa tato
vec muze dokazat v nepovolanfch
rukou, jest jisto, Re dfte 81 da ffci.
Vfpraskem Sc mnoho nesvede, ma
opak vlfdnym slovem a pfikl sdem,
a poueenim.
Minul5 patek Mattel Pibal a je-
no manzelka byli povaziiv6 crane
nj kdyz Sc S mimi splasili kon9 a
oba staff manzele byli vyhozeni z
koGaru ven. Hotovili Sc jeti do
Tabora, avsak nezli vyjeli re dvo-
ra n a farme sv@, kon9 Sc neeeho
lekli a pfi behu narazili ma jednu
budovu phi Gemz staff manzel6 by
Ii vyhozeni ma nekolik stfevfch
Pan PibaI ma zlomen5 venec a M
mo toho jest poranen "a Have.
Pr. Pfbalova ma zlomene tfi Zebra
a velkou ranu ma Have Jsou n.y.
nj v peel dr.. Blfzka kter5 chovk
nad9ji, Re zraneni nebude miti tr-
val5ch nasledkG Potah CO NELL
Sc splash den pred tim.
Minu!ou sobotu rano Sc op9t
stall mailer We v9zenf v Yanktor
kdyz til vGznovepfemohli vfp. Sc
rita Augusta Mosese, pofadn6 mu
naklofali a pax prchli. Jeden 2
mich, W. P Ciancey asi pred me.
sfcem a diva JIM podobn5m zpIso,
benz prchli avsak byli chyceni.
Ostatnf diva John Laffey a James
Dryer, byli We vezenf ma obzalol U
be ptepadli a okraaii jist6ho G. S
SmaIla u Lesterville. Ten den asi
O devate iodine nebohS Moses ve-
sel do vezenf a tito TIFF ma mem "a
dali drobet vody. Moses Jim
hned sel vyhovet, avsak nebyl dos
ii opatrnSm. Trojice jake ma po-
vel ma n9j sko6iIa, pfemohla a pfi-
vazala Ike mffzfm a pax prchla
PAX byla ucinend HONDA a pc n6ja
ks iodine Sc opet kanarci nalezali
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-09-12

Yankton s umyslem nasili jak bu-
de pamatovano byl vddcem v Gte-
ku one trojice. We statu Iowa jsou
prot nsmu dive podobn6 obzaloby.
Poneyac Jest to druhy dick 2 we've
nj pod dozorem Augusta Mosese,
rozhodl SO serif Rathgeber iei pro.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-09-12

pustit, nebot Sc zda byti velice nj
opatrnym, a ma jeho misto doss
zen A. P. Johnson.
Ztratil jsem cerny kabat v Mi
chlove SIM "a srpna. Nale2cf
necht iej laskave nech6 v 1fadovi
ne independents. Jos. Boska.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-05-16

Lot 6, block 81, Crom g.
Stewart IS addition to West
iake ............... so
Eastman, w. F., Westlake:
VIA of seA swA, section 81,
township 80 N, range / w.
B. NJ, 10 acres, poll tax. =. SO
Finch, J. O., Grangeville;
personal property and poll
tdA IA 23
Felberth, VIM, Cottonwood;
personal property ........... 8 SO
Fuzzy, Wm., Denver; lot IA,
block SO, Denver ....... As
Fogg, F., E., Nez Perez; lots
ID, IA, Is, block 2, Wyles'
addition to Grangeville. SO
Lots IL, IL, 13, IA, Is, block
5, Fogg's Park addition to
Grangeville ......... % AZ
Fogg and Nugent, Lewiston;
6OxlOO feet, corner of N.
7th and Meadow street,
Grangeville ....... ...... 2 26
Fudge, James H., Newsome;
personal property ........ 50
Fink, Geo. f., zoos Mansfield
Ave-, Spokane, WASH: lot g
IN block F., Knob Hill Adj.
ton to Grang' vile, Idaho,
sewer tax only ........... 10
First Chance G.. M. Co., Flor.
enee, personal property -. 49,
Fretsch, Jas, Keuterville; so
by 100 feet in Keuterviile. 90
Gilmore, J. M, Grangeville;
lot IL, block II, Bullalo, and
pun lax ........,.. 40
Goodwin, Mrs. v. B., Grange
vile, lot l, 2, 5, block 2, N.
OF Main street, original town
of Grangeville ....... 70 az
Gregg Bros, Grangeville: sell
swA, sh SEA-, section s,
swH swH section g., town
ship 30 N, range 3 E. B. NJ,
loo acres, personal property
Gibson, E. F., Grangeville; lot
IS, block 8, Sites, and per-
sonal property II al
Gray, w. H., nonresident: lots
-, IA, 10, Is, block 8.
Rhoades' addition to Cotton.
Grunewald, wm., Kooskia: az
N nwA, neH swA, WIZ
swA neA section II, town
shlp32 n, range E. B. NJ.
loO acres, personal property
and poll tax ... 10 M
Gibson, Mary, Grangeville; lot
in block A, Schmadeka's
4th addition to the town of
Grangeville, sewer tax only 20 98
Elgie Gotzinger, Pollock; nell
section 10, township % n.
range +. B. NJ, l6O acres Q O5
Wa sell section 5, ny neH
section s, township 90 n,
range |, e. B. NJ, l6,, acres Q 80 4
SEA- nwA, sh ne14, nel4 Sc
"a section 8, township % N,
range~l Z. B. NJ, $50 acres O5
Galloway, s. s., Whitebird; 10
per cent neA seA section Is
township 20 N, range 2 E.
3. NJ, acres, personal prop
crty and poll tax 1890. IL az
Graves, Beverly, Fairfield,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-05-16

poAA coA o
bearing, R. j. Estate, non-res-
ident; lots and 8, block c,
Sherwin 8 addition to Grange
VINE .'........... AZ 81
Davis, Wm., j., Ashahka, Ida
no; lots 4, 5, 6 block G.,
Halls second addition to
Grangeville .... ......... 81 7,
Dutton, II. g., Denver; per-
sonal property and poll tax Is z
Davis. T. F., Goldendale,
WASH; lot l, block 2, Ever
est addition to Whitebird. 81
Driskell, Mrs. c., Kooskia; i'm
provements on unpatented
idhu ............ n
Davis, Mrs. M. E., Sites; lot
ID, block G, Kooskia, Is
Dempster, T. B., Elk City; in
WIZ seA, SEA SELF, section
"a, in swA swH section IS,
township 81 N, range 4 E.
b. M, So acres. 9 8.
Dixie Mining Co., indianapolis,
Ind; Northern Star, Morn
ing Star, Southern Star, Gen.
ter Star, Evening Star and
Defender Lodes, survey No.
1887, 92.571 acres, personal
property ........ "a II
Denny, Fred, Pollock; personal
properly IA Al
Dunn, Daniel, Florence; min
ing ditch and personal prop
eit ..-........ ........ q
Dustin, B. O., Warren; i'm
prOvements on unDatented
land on Salmon river and
personal property ...... 2 8,
EglestOn, Frank, Winona; sh
seA, ELF swA, section ri,
township 32 NJ, range E.
B. M, 100 acres, personal
property and poll tax -. Sc 8:
English, L. Co., Kooskia; 100
by 100 feet in sw corner Of
>oloek 10, Kooskia =.
20xl00 south end block 10.
Nooskla .......y. o.
lO0x100 feet in sw corner
block 10, Kooskia ........ OF
Everest, H. A., Whitebird; ely
neA section 10, wiz nwA
section 20, township % N.
range 2 E B. NJ, 100 ae:-s IA oC
Evans, Orval, Whitehnrl; i'm
Provements on tnpateGted
land personal p. rerty and
poll tax 4 q
Lot 5, blocl. F.. K,oh Hill
addition to GrangavlL 81
Likins, Fannie b., Spokane:
seA seA section ), VIZ
swH, swH nwIi section j,
township 80 NJ, range 4 E.
100 acres Is 80
Esh, Geo., Elk City; improve.
nents OH unpsteated land,
personal property and poll
=, tax I'll
Elk City Dredging Co., Elk
Jity; personal property. 80 7s
Eastman, May A., Westlake;
personal property ss
Lots l. Q, 8, block 5, original
town of Westlake I 90
Lot 8, block 81, Crom &
Stewards addition to West
are ..,............... 40
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-05-16

Montana; in nwA neA Sec
ton Z, township go N, range
E. B. NJ. 5 acres ........ 4
GODDARD, W. E., Dayton, Wash;
e1a lot 5, block 4, s. Main st.
original town Of Grangeville 92l
Greencreek Live Stock Co.,
Greencreek, personal proper
~ ............ .......... ~
Garrett, j., Garfield, improve
ments on unpatented
land, personal property and
poll tax 10
Gibson, R. W., Joseph, person
81 property $50. ....... 134
Gibson, Hugh, Joseph, improve
ments on unpatented land,
personal property and poll
tax .......... ............ 10
Gibso., Laura, Joseph, personal
Gibbs, William W., Spokane,
WASH; ELF seA, nwH seA
lot 2, section 8, township 80
NJ, range E. B. NJ, 100
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Grunewald, Mrs. William,
Kooskia; lot 8, block 4,
Kooskia II =
Gallaher, l. A., Harrisburg;
lots l, 2, 8, and WIZ swA
section 10, township "a N,
range 4 E. B. NJ, $50 acres,
personal property and poll :. :,
CoA
Gallaher, J. E., Harrisburg;
nwA neA, eh neN section
II, township "a NJ, range 8
E. B. NJ, 100 acres, personal ! !.
property and poll tax ...... 70"
Gunter, Isaac, Clearwater, SEA
nwA section Is, township
81 N, range E. B. NJ, 40
acres, personal property and a. :,
pun tdA .......... 1899
In north part swN neA sec
ton IS township 81 ~, range ),
4 E. B. NJ, IA acres $500. y
In neA nwA section ID,
township 81 NJ, range &. M
b. NJ, acres ..........
VIZ nwA section ID, Ell
neA section Is, township 81
~, range 4 E. B. NJ, 16o 80 4,
acres ..................
Golden Giant Hydraulic M.
Co., Florence; ditch and per- !. a
sonal property ......... -
Hancock, r s., Cottonwood;
improvements ON lots 10, il,
block A, original town of
Cottonwood, and personal IN
property .................
Hayden, Chas., Ferdinand; per. % n
sonal property ana poll tax
Hill, w. c., Whitebir., lots
], 2, block g, F'enn's add.
ton to Whitebird and poll 90
tax .......s... .........'.
Hoheluchter, Mrs. NJ, nom
resident; lots Q, 10, II, block
G., Knob Hill addition to IN
Grangeville ...........
Hinkle, Mrs. I. f., Portland,
Oregon, 1907 Glen Ave-,
Francis Placers, Survey No. al
I'LL, 80 10000 acres
Lots !, 2, 8, block 81, Den y
vel ...........s......
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