Arrestee Bosque Held Over Murder Case in Humboldt
Local intelligence reports Bosque, linked to the Spencer murder in Humboldt County California, arrested by Sheriff Kress last Tuesday evening but escaped before trial. A $2000 reward drew him to the area. he may have wealthy brothers in San Francisco. Court of inquiry into Col. Perry’s case continues, with witnesses. Various notices cover freight from the lower country, editor absence, court travel, and local arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosque
Kress
Spencer
Broadhead
Humbolt Co. Cal
Arcata
Camp Saxton
Hawker Co. Jril
San Francisco
Col. Perry
Late D H Howser Sketch From Idaho Fight Death
In a Marysville appeal sketch, Duncan Hamilton Howser born 1832 in Missouri, died July 17 1877 at Mount Idaho Idaho Territory aged 45. He crossed to California in 1849, lived Yuba County 1850 1865, later moved to Idaho Territory. He served with Captain Randall as one of seventeen volunteers in the engagement on Far Creek on July 5 1877 near Chief Joseph’s band.
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Howser
Ungs
Marysville
Cal
Mount Idaho
Duncan Hamilton Howser
Cooper County
California
Yuba County
Idaho Territory
Randall
Joseph
Far Creek I.T
Thicd
Randell
Pioneer Howser Famed Yuba County Death Notices
An obituary recalls Mr Howser a widely known pioneer of Bear River and Brown's Valley who died after battle casualties nearby. Surviving relatives include a mother, sisters Mrs Morris and Mrs Lyndor, and brothers in Sutter and Oregon, with messages of mourning across Yuba County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howser
Col. Perry
Spencer
Yuba County
Oregonian
Two Men Drowned After Darting Across Astoria Bay
The Oregonian reports the drowning of six aboard a fishing boat from Astoria to Chinook. Fowles steered then drowned. Stevens clung to the boat and perished later. Pierce, Woodham, Devins, and Bertrand were rescued after three hours. Woodham returned to Astoria Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Fred. Woodham
iTenry Pierce
William Devins
Joseph Bertrand
Col. H. K. Stevens
Fowles
Eben Pietit
Stevens
Messrs
Pierce
Woodham
Devins
Berte
Chinook
Woodhall
Asteria
Bertrand
Oysterville
Oregonian
Turner and Rhinehart Pursue Malheur Indians Home
Special Indian agent William M Turner arrives in Boise City with Major Rhinehart to hunt down Malheur reservation Indians scattered in Idaho. They aim to compel return to the reservation and end settler disturbances. A small band near Weiser is urged to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Turner
Jacksonville
Oregon
Major Rhinehart
Malheur Reservation
Boise City
T Furner
Malheur
Chief Egan
Idaho
Mr. Turner
Weiser
Hayle Eye
Malheur Agency
Indians on reservations praised for cooperation
The article notes that some provisions will be made for certain Indians not under Major Rhinehart, while Mr Turner travels to Winnemucca and his band near Silver City. It reports no danger from these Indians and urges keeping them on reservations under agents, praising Turner and Rhinehart for their efforts and urging citizen cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Rhinehart
Turner
Winnemucca
Silver City
Oregonian
Also Mentioned on This Page
Local Intelligence
FreiGauxa
Mt. Idaho
Pierce City
Judge Clark
Jasper Rand
A. Leland
Chas Allen
Oregonian of Sept
Lst
J. ©. Baldwin
Roe. Morris
J. Barber
L. P. Wilmert
Cath Day
Frank Fenn
Frank Wincise
Geo. Shearer
Geo. Riggina
HW. C. Brown
Camas Prairie
Wa. Finer
Dr. M. A. Keily
Hhoree
Riymond
Warrens
S. C. Hale
Sturgis
Yellowstone Pass
Little North West
Lapwai
Mt. Duho
Green
D. H. Howser
Hgeale
James Baker
White Bird Creek
I. T. Georer Woorwaron
I. T
Estate of Hi
Morten
C. Horton
Enid
Idaho Co
T. C. HW. Redman
D. Ei. Howser
J.M. Dorman
Kk. W. White
Jackson
Vincent
J.K. Vincent
Jie
Lewiston
T.S. Billings Naser
Saddlery
Kimball
Rockwell Its
Dan McElwee
Montgomery Street
Lewiston I. F
L. EB. Harris
H. W. Stainton
Lewiston, I. T
First ST
Weisgerber Bros
Loewenberg Bros
General Merchandise
Lewiston, Idaho
Rte, Etc
J. Alexander
Lewiston, I.T
John P. Vollmer
Dunwell’s
U.S
Wells, Cargo & CO S
Alonzo Leland
Lew Sdon
North Idaho
Supreme Court
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