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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-10

r. Cooper, president Of the Longshore.
mems Union, makes the following state
ment in denial of reports concerning the
handling of freight in this port by long
shoremen:
Costly Handling OF Freight" from . ship
owner in san Francisco whom the firm of Akin.
son & Zesw:kh had saSed TO quote freight rates
to this port He states that he has had expef-
fence in regard 70 unloading freight here in the
port He states that he has had to pay the men
% cents per hour. and had 70 pay an extra boss
81 ccnts per hour to keep time. We wish to
state that his paying 20 cents per hour 10 correct
bat will emphaticaliy deny that he had to pay
60 cent? per hour to any boss or timekesper
Some OF the ships employ . man to keep time
and assist the mate In the disch arsiue Of Q ves-
&C.. who receives 80 cents per hour. but 10 not
compelled 20 do 20 unless the ship % des;res
II 10 . we'll fact that freight IL handlso
by the iongshoremen Of this port cheaper TIN
a. any other port on Puget sound
II does not take any enc that wishes 70 End
the truth OF this state long TO do co. a IL il
. weii-known fact The statement of Atkinson
Il Zsrwtkh 10 peculiar il itseiL IL does not stats
where or when anything Of the kind occurred.
and. furthermore. the Esru refuses or docsn's
know where the said vessel discharred or
whether she had been hero or not Tho ffrm re-
!uses 10 tell the name o! the ship or the car,atu
that made the alleged statement In fact, when
went to their once % make inquiries concern.
ing the matter both Of toe mem bers OF the Arm
to!: NE that they did net know whether IL vas
ali !ses or rot ] can ug,hsully aay that the
article 10 . malicious statement and has no
truth in IL
Assai Johnson, OF the Pacific Coast Steam
chip Company. states that the steamship Queen
would moi Goa! as tAis pari again owing 10 TIE
lsngta OF time is took the loagshoremen 20 stow
sway tee coal, and thai the longshorsneu saks
double the length OF time 70 coal the sAip hero
than IL sakes in Departure bay. lie ai.o sss,es
that they could have ioss of Goa, By sinpiy pul.-
ing the string. leading ito pabise 70 believe
that oy dsias % the coal would stow ITSELF
While the lcngshorer5ca d. not wish TO enter
in:o sny newspaper csntrover.y regarding the
Queen, they moe emraaticsIiy deny that is was
HSy fault OF theirs ieas the Qgasn vas delayed
in tbs port II Agent ioaGsoa wishes 70 Know
sae true cause II the Decay. he could have tie
desired information By applying ss the long
aao-er@eas hcstq aarsers
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SHELTON, June Especial. THE dwell
ing of Harry Durrell. was totally destroyed
by fire on Wednesday night. Tho insur-
ance Is $500. The DIRE was caused by An
overturned lamp.
Ground was broken yesterday for the
fifth business house erected here this
spring.
Five hundred feet Of White Anchor hose,
with siamese coupling and noxzles, AZ
rived this week 10 complete the equip
ment OF the Shelton fire department..
The demand for logs does no, appear to
be as promising as it was some time ago.
Still all the logging camps in this vicinity
are working full time. Two camps have
lost some time fighting fire this week.
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UNITED eTATxs DISTRICT corKf-HAxvoRD, J.
United states "a Charles Virgins and John
Observation-Disclosures for defendants and
prisoners Unchanged.
public--Excsptions to spprisemsnt, denied !:
bond for selsase Of vessel, approved
United states ". All Chuns-Indictmsnt for
Usised states n. Al chons -I.diesn.ns for
'T Uai:.S States u Yam Aa.-laa,e.n.n. for
' Uai;sa ss.s..v. O. A. J.yn.s-lnaie.nsassos
United states N. Charles ssymour-Indics-
United STATS "a otto sehui,s- Indictment fos
Unitsi States Va David Acknowledgement
:or smuggling
RorrTy DsPAaTNxxf-LANer1v. =.
J. D. l1wman q q. ". D. W. West Of al-No-
ton foe new trial: denied: notice Of appeal
city Of Seattle ~ J. r. Ryaa-Dsnurres: ever
J. =. Hunt " Adelpa Krus- coasiausd -
pncsArs psPAnrusxr-GAxoLsY.
Estate Of J. s. N. emart-Decrss settling nnal
Estate Ut J. r. Hosn-Coutinusd TO June IL
Order granting leave to enter saeisfaction Of
Esi..s Of Henrietta Msgrash- Continued to
Estate Of p. Hasrisou-Pstition for partial
distribution OF estate: granted
Estate II Abner Ray--Continued 10 June n
Estate of X. o. Smith-Cont!uued TO June ia
Estate Of Andrew smith-continned TO June i6
Estate of Martin LAnge-Continned.
Estate Of Ellen l. Jacobus-Ordsr OF sale OF
Estate d ". y. Harrison-.-continusd.
Estate IL W. A. Observation-Disclosures
Estate Of }. u. " hiton--Dscrss settling hnal
account
Estate Of c. W. Lswton-Fiusl account OF ad.
n!Dis,rasor: died: hearing set for July 7.
Estate of Jane Russei--Final account. died:
healing sc. Tor July.
CIVIL pKrAErxxxr-osBoRy. j.
Merchants National Bank va O. d. Gutifoil
Of ux.-sudguient OF si.SS7. y Ia default OF de-
fsndaat. signed.
Andrew Nelson Q, ux ~ K D. Wiseman ct
ux.--Juegment on verdict. signed.
II. G. Foster vs. Seattle Cedar Company-Ccn.
tinued - september
Rose leiler Va. James Poilock--JuYy verdict
Tor defendant.
Camille Mn..ne Va James fo'iock-Jury yer.
Albert psilemand OF al. va w. Mardock ct a.
--Desaa IL ard Judgment Of ssis so; signed
CRIMINAL pErAxrnxsr-HuxrGI
r. I. s4iason W.. c. c. Calkins Continued.
". IL. s,ean ". L. v. ionsway ct aL--stricksu.
H. McNsmara va Patrick kirs-Continued-
state 81 Washington Va bernard Mulreiuc-
Pleads not guilty: counsel appointed.
state 81 Washie gfon vs. Juaa Dryden. Frank
snow AMI Jackson Morssn-Piea Of not guilty
ordered nv court
James sparkman 81 -. ~ 8. swanson-Ds-
cree ordered prepared
John co.sias We. the Farmers' Insurance
Company Order OF default. signed.
hoy & Co, va. ". T. Mcvay Judgment By de-
fault Ia suIn of ei7S&x
American Aniiaug su3 Loan As cciAtion Va
Ta- Cascade Fire lnsursucs Company Motion
FOR jasc nent OF te.0oo. granted.
ksss sehommerus We J. \. sehommsrua-Ds-
cree OF etvorcc. sixnsl
kioreEce Jones Va George w. yones-Decroo
cs diVor.: signed
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MoSrRsASo. June a-fspecial. J. The
contract for furnishing material and
building the sewer system for the city was
let last night by the council to Cochran
Bros. OF this city for about $1l 900, 1900
less than the estimate made by engineers
. year ago. The work will have TO be COM
pleted by October 1.
J. n. Baker will start mp the Silvia mill
the first Of next week. having leased the
mill from the Montesano Water Company.
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The Dreaded rese Appears Ia Esra
Aseker's Exteasive Rields.
The dreaded hop louise has appeared in
White river valley. Ezra Mecker was
making close examination Of his vines
near Kent yesterday. In his most ex-
tensive yard and the one most advanced
he found quite . number Of aphis.
At present they are confined
to one corner Of the field. He
will put hand sprayer at work to spray
the infected hills on Monday morning.
Manager O'Brien reports finding the lice
in small numbers in different parts Of his
hop yard. The weather is favorable to the
development Of the pests, and the hope
that they would not appear this season 10
abandoned.
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RHAYTIAN'SvALUE
nnent Fails to Raise the
neFaisement From 91s, 900.
anaAos roR the zETTlERs.
...e Weeps Jhsa They Were Ever
8. $3.50 - Dsvss Iadietossss fer
enraspg -Nsw ssits-Blsssss.

!. - uajtea States district court yes-
49, serpfne the hearing was had on
-. -s-e.I a. ~ United States District
.ss.,nev Bdnksr from the appraisement
-. :. he steamer Hsytian Republic
~ 80. D Wolfe, Fred 4 Sander and
Seare Moran, appointed By Judge Han
s..1 e. thas purpose Thursday. and
- repoes vas that the vessel was
-.-eh noe 20 exceed &i5,000. Judge
s1.a., t,ied 70 show that she was worth
& sea1fiarsh,y more than that sum.
Y - ". J. Bryant, local United States
8 - II halls and boilers. testified that
- - ~ know the present condition OF
~ .anul. bat that he did know her con-
l1esen 30 years ago. At thst time she
- vath 90. O0a Since then she would
( esekeilv have detsriorated in value 10 per
/ at. 1T - it was customary TO keep tho
1poeiss msds on ships she would still b
verth elo,0o0, les about per cent on &C.
epapt Of wear and tear and old age. and
5 - ought % bring under the hammer at
Ioast es5.0o0.
Cart. Geoses VI. Builene. also local
Csited States inspector Of huils and boil
-. hsd mot bssu aboard the vessels for
80 vesrs, but be considered her . good
i Aip. veil made and veil equipped. and
! 1housht she would bring $4,000. She
Auld not deteriofate more than 10 per
hi. in two years. and II the repairs on
her had been kept up she vould not have
lsssriosated more than per cent. Under
~ hammer she ought 70 sell for ". COO to
cD,DO.
IA. Hill testified that he had examined
- Hsytian Republic two years ago at
- request Of the Oregon improvement
Csapsny. Who were talking Of buying her
- putting her on the Alaska run. A.
oAes time she was worth $4,000.
Capt. L. A. Dyer sxamincd the steamer
thursday, and he copsidcaed her in bad
siss& She had not been kept in good re-
pois and was all run down. She would
~ hiring over ~, 900.
Caes. O. A. Benjamin had only general
tnewisdge Of the vessel. and considered
~ sorth 81. 600 70 10000
Capt. John W. McAilep examined the
s1sauer Thursday and considered her very
uaeh run down. She would not bring
nees than eib. 600 in this present condition
= ~ market for ships.
C1Q3 Worth said the Haytian Was very
nseh worn. her boilers were patched, her
! n6ioee out Of repair. one cylinder cracked,
] - beams and knees broken, her hull
1aoed In places. her sheathiug torn Of in
plooGs, and In fact she WAS not seaworthy
- passenger vessel. and on the market
q - present time she would not fetch
ness than $4,000.
Jsdss Hanford sustained the appraise-
nsas u the board, and approved the bond
sfths claimants Of the vessel in the sum
$4,000. II. X. Strive. A. b. Stewart and
Amos Brown qualifying ~ sureties, and
ordered the Haytian released.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-10

HOUSE OF DGLEGATI


Ordtnaacs A. 60 the Repair Of Bald.
ings Wishta the Fire Ltusits.
The house Of delegates devoted is separ-
ste session 60 The passage of bill. already
discussed. The following ordinances we're
acied upon:
Amending the ordinance regulating aad con.
;roillrg ;ae use Of water snpp.led by tia city
water wosxs; pssse1
Regulating the removal OF repair OF aaisc;nSy
within toe cssy Gre AsnitA and providing ,ea.
atty Ser aay violation, failed 20 paas.
Apercpf.Aang san from TIE gsne.al .una 70
be paid to Hiram cnrs; passed
Authorizing the hoard Of rshisc works 70
Ieass the land Ga which 10 erected tie Fremont
hose house 70. oEs year at . eoss OF ao To
:errsd.
Apa-opTiassng iron tie ere department, .ena
SIS. % 10 be paid - The Fsexaoas MIllsas Con-
raEy: sesesre:.
rrcv.asns for the erecssaa OF hy:rsnss Al e...
sala rcsnss: rsssed
Aep.orrsasane from The water fund tssa y, to
b. gzss 10 reses Coxxsas. Haased-
Fssas.isAsas the gfa.s o; sears street. passed
Establishing tie grade OF William ssse4:,
passed
E.,aeSlshsns sss grade Of Diagonal street:
passed
Ess.slisassg tie srsae Of Willow .;,ee,;
passed
The house adjourned until Monday
night
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'ssss leland Case Csmes TO . suddea
lusisoR-

zoe Prosecution Of Charles Virgins and
eeaa Mclaughlin, the Sgess island ranch
'ef interfering with the survey of pub
S ssaGs came In : Sudden close yesterday
= sae taiies States district coart. After
testimony for the prosecution had
va taken. J. A. ssrafton. attorney for .hs
ss'eaaanis. introduced in evidence = CERT.
copy Of the presidents order with
as'sg the land Ia question from settle
sat And resess.ng IL fo- Lighthouse par
tats clearly showed that the survey
!. asc no right upon tic groand, because
$40 10. public land, District Attorney
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This afternoon the Cordray management
will offer fine bill in both theater and
auditorium to ladies and children. So
much has been said in praise Of the per-
Torrance of ''Ths Two Orphans in the
city press and by patrons Of the theater
that further commendation 10 needless.
Suf1ice it to say that the presentation
should be seen by every one who can
spare the time this afternoon.
In the auditorium the most amusing
and cunning tricks are performed by tine
Samwcll school Of trained animals. Goats,
ponies. monkeys and dogs consume .
whole hour by their clever antics and in.
telIigent actions. The monkeys are the
low comedians Of the combination, able
in the twinkiing Of an eye to transform
themselves into the most pronounced Of
melodramatic ruffians. As for the goats,
they have fully As much sense - they
have boards, judging from their accurate
performance Of everything commanded.
And the dogsl They are ~ sagacious and
jolly tribe of CANNES as ever attempted
70 amuse Juvenile or adult audience.
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THINGS WORTH gENExREgiSs

Waea you sss; . ktsa Of gonsneas about TIA
stomach IL Is . aga tsss voar sood does not A.,
vel snd thai jos are About 10 have . at OF in
1igsst.oa.
WaeE you begin 20 feel as.vcas and a.e OF akss
10 at s,s.l comfortably wSsa your clothes sad
,ixas IA places. tne ct Of inaigss;soa u surely
Epoz yaa
wnen this d. Of fn6sgestsas 10 repeated from
CAV 20 day :. 1ualiy resolves issG. Into cyspsp-
ia
Remember thai three to tea % BGAxpRRTH'a
fiL4s all. S1ro tie worst Gaze OF sadagssg.oa OF
eysEsSsiA. or hoss. and that Q regular eoarss
81 sAsza say tive every naghs for . wesk OF tea
eass. w..l ass - . pseyszs.vs OF ssthsr cssr-
p4assE
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r. the Fable.

Cerssin persons HAVING soalcased orders
fer groceries for the Haley Grocery Com
rany In my name. I desire 10 announce
ina; s.ra in no say connected with said
eompaay. and any representations made
by anyone that he 10 soliciting orders ;or
ne arvJxhoIIv false joan HAHN
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WsvSo 1910 HRoos
Judge Humes heard the woes Of tvo
deserted wives yesterday and granted
them divorces from their respective hu,-
bands. Who hsd not enough fntere.t in
the bnsiness to appear.
Kate 6chomnsrus. Who married ]. =
Schommerus in Chicago. August. lisa.
Was granted decree = prayed Tor and
her maiden name. Kate Dvyer-aiI there
vas 70 Be- gwen Failure 70 support seems
20 hsve caused the trouble; that u vhas
her complaint Gays.
Fiorence Jones Vas given Q decree Of
divorces from her husband, q. w. Jones.
ana the custody Of her Two Children. rhey
we're married ~ Brian, O.. in October.
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Seven indictments for opium smuggling
were returned by the United States graad
Jury yesterday. They we're against O. A.
Jaymes Tor bringing into whatcom iisty
pounds of the stuf last January; All
Chonk and All Chune. for bringing into
Seattle ssven and one-half and ten pounds
respectively lass December: Charles Sey.
mour and Otto Schultz. for bringing into
Seattle eleven and seven and one-haif
pounds May -; David Mitchell and Yam
Ada. Tor bringing eleven and four and one
hall pocnds into King county last De-
cember. All the accused except Jaymes
and Mitchell were arraigned and pleaded
suiity. except Yam Ada. Who pleaded not
guilty.
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Des Ncines hill. vas ist u Kent yesterday.
There vers twelve bids, The lowest Of
which rs $50. the highest tan0. John
Hyde. Of De- 1oinss. vas auarded the
coatPncf
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A tcn. -ocza house. new, eo.i t.sSo Win four
lc.s snssy Errosei. ose aseek sgesa car liaa.
rse .sxr view. .os sale sos $50 essa. sat casn
aaly. e. Il nveyssers. Rsosa - H.acklsy esock
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br'nkeT visited that be would enter . uolie
psosequi. o. The judge could instruet ths
jury 70 render verdict Tor the dsseadants
Judge Hssford sdopeed the iasees. ga t.
pfiooneys we're discharged.
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All vool storm serses. s. snsu.i; English
whipcgssi, s. IS suit: Henrietta cashmere,
g. suit: Manchester dsssonais. tio sul'.
Max 0 oppenhesmer. Second ana sprsas.
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FEDERAL Coarts Are HARD Up Hiaasesally
Judge Hanford yesterday morning 70.
minded the United States grand Jurors Of
the depleted condition Of the fund tor run.
ming the Federal court, and requested
that the jurors hand in to Clerk Hopkins
~ soon rs possible their mileage. 20 that
an estimate Of the expenses Of the court
for this term could be made.
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Des Nssaes Road Coatssee Let
The contract for = road from White River
valley. opposite o Br.sn's. 70 he top Of
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-07-28

In the Probate Court, in and for III.
oounty of Boise, Idaho.
Mary Haug, Plaintiff, VS., John R,s,
Inc people of the State of Idaho send
greeting to John Rost, Defendant. Ynn
are hereby summoned and REQUIRED 10 sn
pear IN al action brought apains, ro,, ~
me aoove-named Plaintiff. in the Prnha,o
Ionre in and for the County of r.
tuaho' ana answer the compIa;pt all
thereln' within f''rty days exclusive If ~ ,ha
uay OF servicel after the service ON va, NV
thls summons ~" ~
The said action is brought 10 roco,o-
'he sum OF NINETY five Dollars for rem, -
Ine ori Ci cellar located on High street in
Iuaho City, Boise county, Idaho nro,n ~ ~
s'h day OF November, 1890 Ia tbe or,
I ga OF June, 1898, at the rate of Three
Dollars per month. '"'ee
Ana You are hereby notified ,ha, If ,.e,,
laii 10 appear al d answer the said ,9 oe
! p ~ rs above required, the said plain
.in VIII apply To said Probate tnnrt snr
Ninety five dollars and costs. SUI" o'
~ Attest my hand ard Seal y,
L. : The Probate Court in and co.
the County of Boise Jdahn
mus, tn day of July, 1899.
T. s HART, Probate Judsa
). u Watts, Attorney for Plsintiff
July Z, lsSSLao.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-07-28

When the law makers Of Rhode Is.
land and other States of the East
made laws against scolds they did
not dream how ludicrous the whole
proceeding would look to the people
OF the nineteenth century. The old
law still remains on the statute books
OF at least one OF the States, as wit
nesseth case in Rhode Island. A
woman is on trial charged with being
a public scold and nuisance, and if
convicted will be bridled up like a
horse and driven through the princi-
pal streets Of the village. OF course
she would sooner go to prison for
from one to ten years, but her wishes
will not be consulted. So If convict
I'd she will be compelled to take the
more severe and hnmiliating form OF
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Notice Of Application for U. s Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, [

I
Boise City, Idaho, July H. 1903.
Notice is hereby given that James {
Jordan, whose postotiice address is Sa
Francisco, California, and Samuel {
Bowen, whose postofiice address is Gen
terville, Idaho. by their agent and attorne.
in fact Thomas W. Bowen, whose postoi
flee address is Centerville, Idaho, ha
made application for q United State
| Patent for the
Lode mining claim, situate 10 Elk Horn
mining district, Boise county, State o
Idaho, consisting of 1400 linear feet o.
the lode, and surface ground 900 fee
wide, being Sur. No 800, and designated
on the official plat and field notes as Lot
No. Al, unsurveyed land of the United
States, with magnetic variation at 10 de
grees 90 minutes E, as follows:
Beginning at discovery, the center of an
open cut Sx5 feet. feet deep in earth and
rock, where the notice of location was
originally posted, thence N so degrees 05
minutes w along the general course OF
line of vein $50 feel to firmly planted
pine post marked wv" center end Reve
nue., 300 feet to Cor. No. !,
identical with Cor. No. of loca
ton and place of beginning, fir post
m arkod - whence a fir tree 90 inches
in diameter bears 8 so degrees 70 minutes
w 255 feet distant, blazed and marked
B. T. 80; thence s SO degrees O5
1890 feet to Cor No 2, identical
with Cor. No OF location, pine
post marked whence Elk Creek
Mountain bears N 81 degrees W.;
thu nee 20 degrees So minutes W 600 feet,
to Cor. No. 3, identical with Cor. No. 3 OF
location, fir post marked - whence
500
Elk Creek Mountain bears N rs degrees
+, thence N SO degrees 05 minutes w,
1890 feet to Cor. No. a, identical with Cor.
No. 4 of location, fir post marked -
$40
whence fir tree "a inches in diameter
blaZed and marked B. r - bears N %
$50
degrees E 7.2 feet distant. thence N 20
degrees 55 minutes L, 800 feet to Cor. No.
! the place of beginning. u $. Mineral
Monument No. l, Elk Horn mining dis
,rict, bears N 4S degrees % minutes E,
i37O feet distant, embracing an area of
70 523 acres.
The said mining claim being on record
n the office of the County Recorder of
aid mining districts at Idaho City, in
Boise county, State Of Idaho The near
'st known locations being the Orc Elmo
md Go Devil Sur No 8S9, the Western
Wonder (unsurveyed), J. B. McCurdy and
he heirs of Mitchell Borno. claimants.
Any and all persons claiming adversely |
ny portion of said lode claim or surface
round are required to file their adverse
laims thereto with the Register of the
United States Land Office at Boise CITY,
tate of Idaho, within sixty days hereof.
they will be barred by virtue of the
rovisions of the Statute in such cases
lade and provided.
CHAs. = KINGSLEY, Register.
First publication, July 49, 1893.
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Alias Summons.

an, IN ,he District Court Of the Third In
ulcial district of the State of Idaho !,
ana Tor the County of Boise. ~
hermann Brannschweiger, doing b,s;
DIS DIS uhuer me firm Lame and style of
Rost. defendant. n' w. 'ohh
me people OF the State of Idaho send
seeing 10 John Rost, defendant: Yon
aie hereoy summoned and required to an
pear IN an action brought against Won nv
" .ne hoove,named plaintiff, IN the / istric,
Sour' OF the Third Judicial district of ,ho
State OF Idaho, in and for the Count, Of
poise, ana 10 answer the complaint filed
sheiein' within ten days exclusive ot Tho
Wy vi sefVlce) aiier the service on Won ~
.iis summons, If served within this COM
Y OF II served cut of this county. bnt in
anis district within twenty DAYS, or If
'0.Neu ELSEWHERE, within forty DAYS
ne SAID action is brouOht m rooo....
one hundred and Fifty seven and o5-1So
Sio, ~o) Dollars, for goods. wares ma
~ nI y ,iianaise sold by plaintiff to defendant
az n,s request on September II. 1899 md
iesai interest thereon and cost of snit
Tor llil particulars see certified con- i's
oon'plaint served herewith and mada
part of this summons Ahaue
ana gu are hereby notified that If vo,,
lali 10 appear and answer the sail 80 yuu
paint, as above equired, the said nlaintig
WI, lake Judgment against Won bv de-
1 auit Tor the sum of One Hundred ond
rilly-seven and 25-100 Dollars and ,a "ni
interest thereon and cost of suit va"
: Attest my hand and the 500,
L. s OF The District Court of ,hn
Third Judicial district Of , the
State of Idaho, in and for , ,he
, lou OF Boise this, 18th dav of Jr ,ne
Nv En- srn ART CUNNINGHAM, Clerk,
y Ed, STRAus, Deputy Clerk, A.
June 30, 1903. ''' iaihliu'