The Rathdrum tribune., May 01, 1908, Image 2

About The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963

Image provided by: Idaho State Historical Society

                
TBE HATHDRUM TRIBUNE.
_
ESTABLISHED 189S.
PUBLISHED FIJI DAY OF EACH WEEK.
CULP BROS., Publishers & Proprietors.
... .50
f the United
J B. K CGLP
Editor
TERMS;
On» Tear. îr paid in advance.11.00
Hi* Monthm.
Three Montiih.
Bknole Copikh .
To all Kubttcrlbers outbids
titateti $!.5o per year.
"Entered April 28.1003. at Kuthdrniu, I da
rn utter,
-O, an second-el
CongroHtt of Murch 3, 1870.
nder Act of
Republican state delegate con
vention, Wallace, May 12.
Republican national conven
tion, Chicago, June 10.
Republican state nominating
convention, Boise, Sept. 1.
The Cœur d'Alene papers tire
trying to make the people of
Harrison believe that Hathdrum
is to blame for depriving them
-of the honor of entertaining the
republican county convention
and that for that reason Harri
son should not support Rath
drum in the county seat contro
versy. The central committee
voted tlie convention to Spirit
Lake. It did not vote it to
Harrison for the reason that it
was not believed that that -city
was entitled to the convention
as a republican precinct. The
county seat, controversy did not
enter into the deliberations of
the committee, and the fact that
the Coeur d'Alene members of the
committee, while they professed
to favor Harrison, very readily
joined in unanimously voting
the convention to Spirit Lnke
does not make it appear that
they are entitled to any very
great amount of consideration
on that account at the hands of
the voters and taxpayers of
Harrison when they come to
vote on the county seat question.
Harrison was entitled to the
democratic convention and got
it. That was also politics, but
the Hathdrum members of the
democratic central committee
did as much as any of the others
to vote that honor to Harrison,
thus proving that there is no
enmity between Hathdrum and
Harrison, nor any grounds for
enmity.
When they come to vote on
the county seat the voters of
Harrison can consider the
ij il ca
tion on its merits without preju
dice. The county convention
plums furnish no grounds for
creating prejudice in Harrison
for or against Hatlulrum or
Cœur d'Alene.
When the republican ticket in
Kootenai comity is nominated.
Harrison will find that her can
didates on the ticket will receive
The Badge of Honesty
Is on every wrapper of Doctor 1'ierce's
Golden Medical Discovery because u fu!l
list of tho ingrodtents composing it L
printed there In plain English. Forty
years of experience has proven Its superior
worth as a blood puriiior and invigorat
ing tonic for tho cure of stomach disorders
and ail liver Ills. It builds up the run
down system as no other tonic can in
which alcohol Is used. The active medic- !
Inal principles of nativo roots such as
Golden Seal and Queen's root, Stone and
Mandrake root, Bloodroot and Black
Chorrybark aro extracted and preserved
by tho uso of chemically pure, trlpie
rollned glycerine. Send to Dr. B. V. Fierce
at Buffalo, N. Y., for free booklet which
quotes extracts from well-recognized med
ical authorities such as Drs. Uartholow,
King, Scuddcr, Coe, Elllngwood and a
host of othejk, showing that these ro.'ts
can be dojsfnded upon for their curative
action it all weak states of the .stomach,
accompanied Jay indigestion or dyspepda,
as well is it
and in
Is los
of tU
II bilious or liver complaina
wasting diseases" where tiier®
yFilcsh and gradual running down
'strength and system.
The "(Io) ,j nn Medical Discovery " mak es
rich, mire blood and so in vigorates
regulates the* stomach- live
j
?
T
Ui
-Ji*
i
i jyyC__
Thus all skin affections, blotches, pimpTôs
and eruptions as well as scrofulous swel
lings and old opon running sores or ulcers
aro cured and hoalcd. In treating o'.d
running sores, or ulcers, it is well to in
y Hole svst
i
snro thoir healing to apply to them Dr.
Fiorco's All-Healing Salvo. If your drag
gist don't happen to have this Salve in 1
stock, send fifty-four cents in postage
stamps to Dr. U. V. Fierce. Invalids'Hotel
and Surgical Institute. Buffalo. N. V.. and .
a large box of the "Aii-IIealing Salvo"
will reach you by return post.
You can't afford to accept a secret nos- d
trum as a substitute for tills non-alcoholic.
medicine of known composition, not
even though tlio urgent dealer may
tu?H ïi ,na H 0 a J, lu, ° iProtit.
Dr. Pierces Pleasant Deliots régulât©
^nd fnvigorato stomach, liver and buweiv.
«")' eranufes. easy tj tako
i
as loyal support from the repub -
licans of Hathdrum pm-met as
the candidates of any other part
of the COUIltV.
!
Rathduum is still the steadiest
city in the whole northern part
oï the panhandle. While others
rise and fall with the lumber in
dustry Hathdrum keeps ou its
course, growing steadily and
solidly.
April 20—Various reporta were ap
proved. The account of M W Frost,
justice of the peace at Harrison, was
r jected for the reason that the easel
Involved pertains to the Indian reser-1
vallon.
April 21—The petition of E A
Walt.imin et al for a public road on
Coeur d'Alene river was approved.
The application of the Washington
Sugar company for a franchise to
cross the public road with irrigation
ditch across sections 27, 29, 33, 34, in
township 53-3west, was approved.
The remonstrance of residents of
segre
lown
school district No. 04 against
gallon of sections 3, 5 and 15,
ship 52-3west, was approved.
The petition for the organization of
school district No. 01 as an indepen
dent district was approved and
election ordered held at Ihe Athol
-chool house Mav 10. A II Noble and
P J Bennett were appointed judges
of the election.
Special school tax levies were
proved as follows:
Dlst. 4, 5 mills. Dist. 04,
•' 07,
an
ap
10 mills
5, 15 *•
5
9, 10 "
19, 10 11
27, 10 "
' '4,
10
ii
10
" 76,
87,
5
28,
2} «•
29, 4 "
29, 0 11
10
" 100,
5
" 106,
" 107,
15
41, 5 "
42, 10 ••
5
" 108, 10
49,
5
The petition of residents of road
district 42 for an appropriation of
$500 was rejected.
A telephone franchise was granted
to residents of Stinson.
W B Jeffries was appointed road
overseer of district 3, and Fred Far
ting of district 24.
The petition of J II Gregg for
road joining the Steamboat Landing
road was approved.
The board at this time proceeded
to re-establish tho road districts of
the county.
April 22—The application of G A
un
a
Crittenden & Co for a license to
erate a saloon ln Coeur d' Alene
approved.
The auditor's and treasurer's quar
terly report was approved.
A petition for a new school district
at McGuire was heard aud taken
der advisement.
op
WilS
April 23 —
The petition of Chas L Ileitman
and others for a public road from the
foot of Bales'hill to intersect with
the main Spirit Lake road west of
the Idaho & Washington Northern
railroad tracks near the shore of Fish
lake was approved.
The board called for bids to con
struct a bridge across the .St Maries
river at Santa, said bids to he opened
June 8.
Herman Kellner was re-employed
as Janitor of the court house for the
ensuing year at $65 a month.
The board adjourned to May 3.
!
;
j
If you want an up-to-date sectional
map of Kootenai County send $1.00 to
tue Panhandle Abstract Co.
There is more Catarrh in this soc
than all other
j
,
j
j
tors pronounced it a local disease and
prescribed local remedies, and by con- |
stantly failing to
treatment,
lion of tho country
diseases put together, and until the
last few years was supposed to he in
curable.
For a great many years doc- j
cine wiih local
pronounced it incurable
Science has proven catarrh to he a
constitutional disease and
therefore
requires
constitutional
treatment. ;
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by !
h t hency vV Co., Toledo, Ohio, is j
the only constitutional cure
on the \
internally in
market. It is taken
doses from 10 drops to a teaspoouful. I
ii direct lv , n ,.i * ,
1 d l d rccl 3 tlle ,j|ood and
mucous surfaces of the system,
offer one hundred dollars for
. „ ,,
11 falls to cure,
Hn .i t,.c,i,„ nn i-iU
d 11 uials.
Address:
, for,.... c .
** vV CO, Toledo,Ohio
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
rn . .. ...
T Dull s r uunly Pills for cousti
paUoD .
They :
any case \
Send for circulars
1
;
Does Your
Heart Beat
I
Yes. 100,000 times each day.
Does it send out good blood
or bad blood? You know, for
good blood is good health ;
H bad blood, bad health. And
you know precisely what to
take for bad blood — Ayer's
Sarsaparilla. Doctors have
endorsed it for 60 years.
j
1
One frequent c:
liver. This ]iim
»ulnitaiio
» of bail blond is a sluggish
pillion. JN
e«l into tl
blood.
« till*
Keep the bowel* op
lllKOI I
with Ayer's Pills.
A
Made by J. C. Ayer Co., Tiowell, Mas«.
Also manufacturers of
7 HAIR VlfiOR.
I ! 0 IT Q ague cure.
UVf CI CHERRY PECTORAL.
rets. Wo publish
of all oui znedioineo.
V79 have
tho formul
DODGING A PROMISE.
Thcre's a new "bug'' loose in
Broadway. That makes 11,907 dif
ferent varieties. The particular
"bug" is a man of middle age, well
groomed and up to the last report
wearing a smile that made Philadel
phia famous.
"Beg your pardon, sir," said the
"bug," approaching a stranger at
Forty-second street the other
ing. "Would you do me a favor?"
That depends on the amount,"
replied the stranger.
"No, no, not that," said the "bug"
in an injured tone. "I simply would
ask you to adjourn to the interior
of this palatial hostelry and join
mo in a little drink."
"I'm game," replied the stranger,
aud a moment later they were fac
ing the dispensary agent.
"What's the lay?" finally asked
the stranger. "Why am I honored
with this invitation to drink with a
man I never saw before?"
The "bug" became confidential.
"It's this way," lie said: "I prom
ised my wife never to drink with a
friend. Next she got me in a cor
ner and made me promise never to
drink alone. I can never take an
other drink with you, sir. You've
made me your friend for life."
Then the "hug" went out, seeking
another accommodating stranger.—
New York Globe.
even
u
King Edward Had No Cash.
A valuable autograph is in the
possession of a shopkeeper in Bond
street in the form of a check signed
by King Edward. It happened a
week or two ago that his majesty
entered the shop to make a pur
chase and, finding himself not pro
vicled with sufficient ready cash,
pulled out his check book and drew
a draft upon Messrs. Ooutts.
The incident is probably without
precedent, and it is certain that the
check has not been presented at
the hank for payment, the trades
man much preferring to retain the
document, as it is said that no other
check payable to a tradesman and
bearing the king's signature is in
existence.
As a matter of fact, his majesty
seldom knows the luxury of spend
for his real "privy
is invariably carried by
equerry, or gentleman in attend- j
ancc, who pays all outings. In fact, I
the king often carries no money at
all.—London Tit-Bits.
.
I
|
I
mg money,
purse
an
Presidont Castro's Conceit.
Many stories liayo been told of
Cipriano Castro, president of Ven
ezuela, and of his monumental con
ceit. During
the Russo-Japanese
war the fall of Port Arthur was be
ing explained to him.
"Pshaw!" he exclaimed. "With
; r >00 Venezuelans I could have taken
it in four days."
"With a thousand i
your excellency,"
ic representative of
power.
Castro
— one day,
said the diplomat
a European
m
was so pleased at what :
was intended to be sarcasm that, it '
1S sa; J' the diplomat succeeded next I
day in securing satisfaction of a i
chiim that his government had been \
Fosf" lür > cars
—
. - rBoston
JOB PRINTING
AT THIS OFFICe.
—
^
Scoffs Emulsion strengthens enfeebled
nursing mothers by increasing their flesh and
nerve force.
It provides baby with the necessary fat
and mineral food for healthy growth.
ALL DRUGGISTS; 50c. AND $1.00.
I,
i
WtSF Remember The
Tribune can fill your
order for anything in
the JOB PRINTING
line 1
ALIAS SUMMONS.
Judicial
In the District Court (»X fb" I- irst
District of the State of Idaho, in and for
the County of Kootenai.
Ernest Cress, Plaintiff.
Defendant )
The state of Idaho, to Myrtle Ores«, the
above named defendant :
! Myrtle Cr
i you h:tv»' been
•omniaint of
filed
lilt* in the
hereby notified,
notified, 1 hot the
I You an
I horetofoi
; tin* abov
' against you, and now lemi
I office of thi* Clerk of the District. Court of
the First Judicial District of said State, in
i Kathdrum. County of Kootenai. State of
j Idaho, in which plaintiff asks for a decree
dissolving the niariiairt* existing between
i you and the plaintiff, and that plaintiff be
a warded t lie care, custody and control of
benjamin Cress, the minor child of plaintiff*
and defendant, and for such other and fur
ther relief as may to the C
amed plaint ill' lia*
he*
just.
cl oil which said decree is asked
is that between the first day of May. 1903 and
the 18th day of June. l'JU6. you committed
adultery with one Abe Marks at Pueblo,
i olorado. and at divers other times and
laces with persons whose names are un
The K r
i;
own to plaintitf.
You art* hereby directed to appear and an
swer said complaint within twenty days
after service hereof, if served w
above minted First Judicial District, and
within forty days if served elsewhere.
You are further notified that should you
fail so to appear and answer within said
time the plaintitf will apply and appeal to
the Court for the relief demanded in said
complaint.
it bin the
der my hand and seal of the Dis
trict Court of the First Judicial District of
the State of Idaho, in and for the County of
Kootenai. this 23rd day of April, llKlH.
T. L. QUARLES, Clerk.
Gi
I!
(Court Senil
by Jas. A. Foster. Deputy.
Edwin McRee, Attorney for plaintitf.
Residence and post office address.
Kathdrum, Idaho
Ap24—May29
ALIAS SUMMONS.
Ill the .Tusllee Court of Riitlnlru
iiml for the County of Kootenai, State
of Idaho.
8. II- Watkins. Plaintiff,
Precinet
:
j Allas
j .Summons
O. J. Oavh
Defendant.
IN THE STATE OF IDAHO,
To O. ,7. Davis, above named defend
! hereby notified that a enmuialnt
has been tiled In the.Iustiee Court of Kati,
drum Precinet, In and for the County of
Kootenai. State of Idaho, by the above
named plaintiff, against you the said defend
ant. a copy of which complaint is hereto at
tached made a part hereof, and served here
dtli. wherein it is alleged that said action
is brought to obtain a judgment against you
i of action, as follows:
1.—On the first cause of action the sum of
Twenty mid no-tOO Dollars, on account of
forty loads of sand sold and delivered to
you at your request.
2—On the second cause of action the sum
of Eight and f>U-100 Dollars, on account of
services rendered you by W. M. Donovan at
your request, whose ciiifm for such services
was duly assigned by said W. M. Donovan to
the plaintiff herein for a valuable consider
at ion.
it.
you
two separate can
All of which will more fully appear by re
ference to the verified complaint oij file
herein.
Y ou arc hereby further notified that if vou
fail to appear and answer said complaint" on
t ne 8th day of July. loos. at ten o'clock A. M..
the said plaintiff will take judgment for the
sum demanded In the complaint, to-wit:
The sum of Twenty-eight and no-inn Dol
lars. together with his costs and disburse
ments incurred in this action.
Dated at my office in Kathdrum Precinet
ÄSÄ 1 "' this 1,1,11 d,iyof
, A. W. POST.
Justico of the Peace of said Precinct.
F. A. McCall. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Residence and Post Office Address.
Idaho.
Rathci r
6t Apl7-M22
Alias Summons.
In the Probate Court in and for the Countv
of Kootenai, State of Idaho. '
James Casey, Plaintiff. 1
Defendant, f
Allas
Nels Hansen,
The State of Idaho
above named defend!
Y ou are hereby required to appear j
oil! brought against you by the above
ff' 1 Plaintiff in the Probate Court in and
for the C ounty of Kootenai. State i f Idaho
and to answer the complaint Bled therein, at
tee time hereinafter designated, or indg
ment by default will be taken against you
according to the prayer of said complu! '
The said action is brought to obtain judg
ni for the sum of Sixty-fm..
., , J Dollars, on account of buy,
M ain and feed delivered to you by plaintiff
at vour special instance and request, all
which is more folly set forth
eomnlaint on file herein.
And you are hereby notified that if
fail to appear and answer said complaint on
Monday the 15,1, day of June. 1008. at t wo
hap win *; , M ", of I the sai(l d "y- ,J "' *Hid plain
ill w ill t.ikc judgment against you for tho
sum douuindod in said complaint, to-wit. the
«Äta'Ä it,,d ÖT - 1ÜU l * i4 ' 57 '
Given under my hand and the seal of the
rebate Court, in and for tlie County of
Aprlf , 100S Stttte ° f Iclal10 ' tllis ' 3rd (luy of
[Court Seuil
Summons
to Nels Hansen, the
; :
an
na
nr.
Inst
i r
100 <f(>4
I
n plaintiff's
F. A. MCCALL.
Prnlmto Judge and Ex-Officio
Olerk of tho Probate Court.
Edwin Me Bee. Attorney for Plaintiff,
KDKidenee and post office address.
Kathdrum, Idaho,
A p 24-My 29
ELECTRIC VIBRATOR
AT STAR BARBER SHOP,
AY. J. FORD, Proprietor. I
JJ Cannot be excelled for Facial and
il Scalp treatment, as well as tor
massaging the body to relieve )
pain and soreness.
Bemoves Wrinkles. Promotes Eoalth (lj
Improves cironlation
Give it an Honest Trial.
5-FIVE NEW TOWNS-5
IN THE GREAT PALOUSE COUNTRY.
Located on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, i n
Whitman County, Washington, to be sold at auction at Spokane,
as follows: J
SEABURY AND PANDORA ON MONDAY, MAY 25 , 1908 .
KENOVA AND PALISADE ON TUESDAY, MAY 26 , 1908 .
MALDEN ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 27 , 1908 .
SEABURY is located at the junction of the Chicago, Milwau
kee & St. Paul Railway with the Spokane & Inland Empire, a
standard guage electric railway; on parts of Section 36, Town
ship 20, Range 44 East, Willamette Meridian, in Whitman coun
it is situated in a splendid farming and fruit country.
PANDORA is located in Section 9, Township 20, Range 44
East, W. M., in Whitman County, Washington, and is about
midway between the two branches of the Inland Electric Railway
about 5 miles cast of Rosalia.
KENOVA is located on Section 29, Township 20, Range 42
East, W. M., in Whitman County, Washington, not far from the
head of Rock Lake, in a splendid fanning country.
PALISADE is located on Sections 27 and 28, Township 20,
Range 41 East, W. M., in Whitman County, Washington, and
is on the shore of Rock Lake, a magnificent body of water
affording fine boating and fishing. It is surrounded by
ductive country.
MALDEN is located on Sections 13 and 14, Township 20
North, Range 42 East, W. M-, in Whitman County, Washing,
ton, about 10 miles West of Rosalia. It is a beautiful townsite
and will be a division point on the Main Line of the Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, surrounded by the most pro
ductive portion of the Palouse Country.
Allot these towns are located in Whitman County, which Is
synonymous with the term "Great Palouse Country."
This county in 1907 produced 9,000,000 bushels of wheat ;4,000,
000 bushels of oats, and 2.000,000 bushels of barley, to which mav
be added an enormous amount of fruit, and livestock, and it is the
first county in Eastern Washington to launch out into diversified
farming. It is the banner county of the state and is one of the
most thickly populated. The soil is a black loam and very pro
ductive; fruit and all kinds of crops mature perfectly without
irrigation.
Ail of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul towns above named
are situated a sufficient distance from any existing town to insure
to each the exclusive business of a territory
large volume of business and insure permanent value of property.
RESERVATIONS IN THE TOWN OF MALDEN—Punch;
will be limited to two lots in any
agrees to erect a suitable building upon any additional lots within
one year from the date of sale. Lots 12, 13, 14 and 15 in Block 18
are reserved for hotel purposes. The Milwaukee Land Company
reserves all of Block 1, and the North half (N.l) of the following
blocks: 2-3-4-5 ti-7-8-9-10-11, and Street, Railway, Electric Light,
Telephone, Water and Gas rights as per reservation in dedication.
Sale will commence at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. sharp,
each day, in the Elks' Temple, near the Postoffice, Spokane,
Washington.
Moderate prices will be placed
Company,
Terms, one-third cash,
at 7 per cent.
For further information write or apply to the
MILWAUKEE LAND COMPANY,
G. W. Morrow, General Townsite and Land Agent, ■
519 Columbia Building, Spokane, Washington. 1
iihHbhwi^
tv.
;
\
a pro
sufficient to afford a
tscs
unless purchaser
one block,
on these lots by the Townsite
required to bid for choice,
balance one and two yeais
and purchaser will he
with interest
i
STATE LAND SALE
" 1 . 8 . 1 "'.!' e,,y ° n F,ldlly ' Mily 2!HI *' !*>«• the following described lands hi
ping to the Slate of Idaho and situate in Kootenai County, will bo offered for sale *t
nubile auction at the Court House in Kathdrum,
M.. of that day.
Description.
SW 1-4 SW !
T. D.
merits ïâOO.UO] .
NF 1-4 .
K'4 NW 1-4.
N'i SK '-I & SB 14 SB i-4.
N'K 1-4 NE 1-4,Isuhiect to lease No.
•471- 09].
NW 1-4 NE l-4.[subjcct to lease No.
4,1- 091.
S 4 NE l-i...
NE 1-4 NW 1-4.
SE 1-4 NW 1-4.[subject to lease No.
2,-08].
s a sw i-4.';.
SE 1-4..
NE 1-4 NW 1-4.
NW 1-4 NW i-4.
8\V 1-4 NW 1-4... .
SE 1-4 NW 1-4..
hot 1 A SW 1-4 NE 1 4. (subject to
I . D. No. 42 and lease No. 170 'CO
,8.40 acres |.
huts Ï ! & •'!■ [47.011 acres. Subject to '
1. 1). No. 42. Imps. 1915,001.
hot 4. 117.60 acres, Subject to T. D. '
No. 42.1.
NK 1-4 NE 14. .
hots 4 A 5, L'irt.oo acres]..
NW 1-4 NF 1-4.
NE 14 NW 1-4....
NW 1-4 NW 1-4 ...
SW 1-4 NW 1-4. ..
NE l-l NE 1-4 ...
NW 1-4 NE 1-4....
SW 1-4 NE 1-4.
SE 1-4 NE T-4 ....
NE 1-4 NW 1-1
NW l-l NW 1-4 ...
SW 1-4 NW 1-4. ..
SE 1-4 NW 1-4 .
NE 1-4 SW 1-4
NW I 4 SW 1-4.,
SW 1-4 SW 1-4... .
SE 1-4 SW 1-4.
NK 1-4 S F. 1-4.
NW 1-4 SE 1 4.
SW 1 4 SEI 4..
SE 1-4 SE 1-4 [lift
E 1 NE 1-4 [Subject to T. 11. No. 5
ïL' 1 .' 4 , vT 1-4 i Subject, to T. D. N
î\v i l vTFj huhjeet to T. D No.
-ï , ', 4 J\h 1 " 4 l' s object to T. D. No.
SE 1-4 NE 1-4 [Subject to T I). No.
V E 1-4 NW 1-4 [Subject, to T D No
NW 1-4 NW 1-41, Subject. toT.D.N
Kootenai County, Idaho, at 10o'clock, A«
Sec.
Twp,
Ratige
Timber
Price
t Jli'J 8.2 acres subject
linprovo
No.
A I!
tv.
44 N
411 n
1 W
t::ti no
12 75
10 00
1000
1411
1 w
49 o
1 W
;»i
4!) n
W
30
4« n
8(97 ii3
2 \v
10 00
30
4fl n
4«j n
4fi n
id 00
10 (10
10 uo
'2 w
91 00
:ni
2 w
412 50
235 00
3<>
2 \v
: >;
4t> n
40 n
4H n
•JS ti
4 m n
197 Od
1577, no
1 i:i9 no
192 75
191 iff
2 w
1ft 00
10 oft
io (w
10 uo
10 (I)
10 00
10 00
31)
w
30
w
10
w
10
w
Hi
I s
2 w
2 \v
«0 25
F.
4H ti
4309
!»
51 tl
2 w
ii so
:iu
54 n
i w
20 00
35
54 11
2 w
2 w
II (10
10 00
10 00
10 «)
moo
:tr,
20 4Ö
58 7.1
»2-2 40
l>0 00
now
Î25 0U
10
50 II
Off II
53 ti
53 n
53 n
3
HO
;i w '
3 w
3 w
3 \r
m
:w
io
60
HB
(X)
1<>
n
4
10 00
10 Of)
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 (X)
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10
4 xv
l n
10
52 n
\
w
10
n
w
io
52 n
4 w
Ifl
4
' i
io
52 n
52 rt
62 n
52 n
52 n
52 ii
52 n
4 W
10
4
10
4 w
1(3
4 w
10
4 \v
4 w
4 w
16
10 00
1«
10 «)
10 00
to
52 n
4
ii>
52 n
52 n
4 w
10 00
10 (X)
20 00
15 00
15 00
15 00
15 Oi)
15(10
15 00
m
4 w
ii
:«)
4 w
ii
53]
i n
4 xv
30
111
4 \v
4 xv
4 w
.31
53 n
53 n
53 n
53 n
>31 m
-
36
vAxV 1 "4|? , *unjcct. to r.D.No 53
.'-. 4 >.W I' 4 [Subject to T D.No.m,
■ o t.d. No.ss.
Ii.feot to T Ii. No. 5:
30
» w
31;
53
4 \v
4 w
1 4 >W 1-4 ISubjMîtt
1-4, Subject to j 1 ». a
i-4 SW 1-4 Subject to T. D.No 63
S'Y'-ySW i-4. Subject to T. I». No. xi
SE1-4 SW1-4. Subject to T. D. No
NE 1-4 SE 1-4, Subject to T. I). Nu
N'V.U SE 1-4. Subject to T. I). No f,:i
St) I ? IF. 12' 40 T. I). No. 63.
SK 14 Mb 1-4. feubiect i
SW 1-4 NE 1-4. (Imps
SE 1-4 NE 1-4. (Imps.
NE 1 4 SW 1-4. .
Block ''F", town of Kathdrum. (17.80
Lot 4 (1.02 acres).
5 00
36
>3 n
15 00
15 00
15 Oft
15 00
15 00
15 00
l. 36
i 11
4 w
fill
53 n
53 n
4 w
4 \v
53. 36
i ii
4 w
.
11
4 tv
in
4 w
15 00
15 0ft
15 00
■'i
53 n
53 n
51 n
51 n
51 n
52 n
4 w
4 w
5 w
5 w
, T.D. No. 63.
, 637.50)..
337.50).
36
10
176 f
128 (
00
16
5 (H>
16
■ >
5 00
80 L
a 36
10 (JO
20 00
io
51
3 w
of the purchase unco and first year's interest on d"fcr r ^ 00 per li< ' r0 or lr ' ss ' onc - t '
tlu- balance in eighteen annual Installment - ,,t ' dtf6rrtd Paytnents. cash on day of ■■
for more than »25 00 per acreTwo-tenth, f cent oh all lands sc' 2
deferr -d payments cash on day at sale the balance P , rl,!C ttnd 11 ^ yeftr ' s ,ntere!
per cent interest Improvements and timber. ca,ho ,Xy
' tUU ' Bu . !lr(i ° f LaUd ^mmissloners
M. I. CHURCH, Register.
SUBSCRIBE FOR
The Rathdrum Tribune SI Per Year
Prints all official
news of Kootenai cour.'v