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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-17

the personal supervision OF Miss J.. !.
Yale, one of Mrs. Monroe's assistants.
TIE "Story Of the Reformation" as
told and illustrated by Mrs. Monroe,
with the assistance OF carefully selected
local talent, is one Of the leading sttrac-
tions OF the day. The lecturer is lady
OF eminent ability on the lecture plat
form, and her lecture is presented in
plain, forceful manner thst keeps the
listeners fully sSformed on her subject
as she goes along. Her lecture is beauti-
fully illustrated by stereopticon views,
rare works of art from the vicinity of
Luther's life, and historical pictures Sc
cured under her own personal supervis-
ion, and the life OF the reformeI Is un-
folded In the most interesting manner.
Interspersed with the lecture are dramat-
ic scenes which fit into the illustrated
lecture as II part OF IL. Tne especially his
toric events OF that period will be repre-
sented by persons dressed In costume OF
the 10th century style. From $50 to 200
ladies and gentlemen of Providence will
render two beautiful triumphant marches.
The rehenrsals are held nearly svery after
noon and evening In the Y. M. 9. A.
Halt, and have ooen In progress during
this week. The representations, besides
the allegorical professions which are un-
der course OF preparation are Luther's ia
nous trial at Worms, Erfurth Monk and
Choir men, Nuns leaving a convent and
Novices. This entertainment promises
TO be very popular, and many talented
people Will be included In the cast. The
leading representation will be the world
historical "Dier at Worms" in which 90
men will appear.
The admission will be 25, 80 and 70
cents Reserved seats 80 and 20 cents.
The sale OF reserved sests Will open Fri
day, October 23, at Wings, 0 College
street.
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goodly number OF their friends. The la
dies IN charge proved their ability as care
ful mans ayers, and the occasion was' one
OF the most agreeable social parties ever
held on Smiths Hill.
NORTH END NOTES.
David Simpson, IA years old, has been
missing from his home, 81 franklin ave.
nue., since last Wednesday.
Officer Coyle arrested Herbert McCra-
ven last night on suspicion of having
stolen large amount OF women's cloth
ing. McCraven was carrying the clothing
through the street, and had offered II for
sale at couple of second hand stores. he
claimed his folks had given him the
stuff, but his mother and sister said ne
had taken It while they were away from
home.
The Emmet Temperance Cadets will
hold grand ball in Dimond Hall next
Friday evening.
A lady while crossing Randall square
about $3.50 O'Clock this morning was
knocked down by a physician's carriage
and slightly injured. She was able, how
ever, after a few minutes TO go to her
home without assistance.
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SPORTING.
Little of All Sorts for Nearly
Everybody Interested.
Horse Racing, Boxing, Bicycling, Foot
Balling and Baseballing.

Nike Donovan, boxing instructor Of
the New York A. c. has received permis-
sion from the board OF governors of the
organization TO have scientific set-to
With the veteran English exponent OF the
manly art, Jem Mace, who is 66 year old,
and there Is no doubt the bout will at
tract more than the usual amount OF at
en- tion when these two scientific men
meet in the charmed circle. When asked
whether the battle would take place,
Donovan said:
"Well, Mace has challenged me. The
letter arrived last week, but before ac-
cepting Ii 1 consulted the board OF gov
ernors of the club and received their per-
mission to accept IL on Tuesday, where
upon at once cabled my acceptance and
signed the agreement"
Jem Mace was for many years famous
as the most scientific boxer in England,
while Mike Donovan has held the same
enviab le reputation on this side OF the
water for fully 80 years.
In the coming match Donovan will al
low Mace 500 for expenses, and the ex-
hibition W ill take place before one of the
prominent sporting clubs close to New
York.
Mace desired to battle for a side bet as
well, but owing to the law torbidding
prize fighting, 1t was deemed sirable
for the principals not to put up any
money on the result.
'rbraa tboueand ,caraons mn u I'm Rroad-
way A. Z. Clubs second boxing show in
the old London Street building last
night. The event OF the night was a To-
round battle between Spike Sullivan OF
Boston ana Danny Mcbride OF New York.
Sullivan looked like loser during the
closed tighter than drum, but. he re-
vived wonderfully after that, and came
within an ace of putting Mcbride out OF
the game. The decision was a draw.
Joe Walcott has been offered a good
purse 10 meet Paddy Purtell at the Bo-
hemian club, and should ne not get ain
offer from the National Club OF London,
Wslcott will accept.
Arthur Walker, the Australian, who
is now in San Fracisco, made a bad play
when he told the managers of the box
ing cluus in that city to send east If they
wanted t o find out what kind of fighter
he ia. tie got trying out in boston,
and ne proved such counterfeit that
he was nerve given a chance at any Of the
shows.
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Buttons With Vile Inscriptions.

Joseph Levin, who lives at 227 Willard
avenue. IL I'm bad fix. In the sixth
District Court this morning he pleaded
guilty TO selling pin badges bearirg vile
inscriptions. lie was held for the action
of the Grand jury In the sum of $1,000.
lie was unable to get bail Levin was one
OF tho many fellows who sold buttons
on the streets. Ttose for which he was
arrested be kept in mis- rocket. The pen
oity for this offence is one year In jsii or
q fine OF s5Do. lie may he arraign,d on
ths charge OF importing obsfenc literature
into The state, as tie matter came to
him by mail sIom Boston.
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SOMETHING ABOUT FOOTBALL.

No little criticism has peen passed over
the selection of men for the YaIe game
today. The general opinion prevails that
Captain McCormack's intention Is to pit
a poor team, against Yale to veil Dart
mouths true condition. This, however,
arises from unwarranted over-confidence
In the ability OF the varsity eleven. Dart
mouth is by no means In championship
form, and ths facts OF the case are that
some of the candidates who were looked
upon as promising men are not proving
as fast as was expected.
John Hopkins University has thrown
up tho sponge, and will not be represent
cd on the gridiron this fall.
The Cornell team has gone into secret
practice In preparation for the Harvard
game October "a, and there ia plenty OF
money being wngered at Ithaca even,
that Cornell will defeat Harvard.
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BAD MAN TO RESIST.
Two Brothers are Satisfied That Policeman
Brown Means Business.

Brown Means BUSINESS.
Thomas Collins, one OF the toughest
men In Captain Costine's district, was
in the Sixth District Court this morning
with his head bandaged, on account OF
mis- running amuck with patrolman
"Lou" Brown at 1850 O'Clock this morn.
ing.
The patrolman saw Collins coming out
Of the entry of II. L. Sherman's shoe
store,, $50 Eddy street, and followed him
into lot in the rear OF the store. He
he'd three pairs of shoes.
Brown placed Collins under arrest.
when he began to fight the officer. lie
made a mistake, for Brown used his
club With good effect, and took his
prisoner to the Plain street station. In
court this morning he pleaded not guilty,
aud was held until Tuesday for trial.
The goods were recovered. Some time
ago, Collins brother, John. udertook to
resist Pstrolman Brown, and he was
taken to the Rhode Island HOSPITAL,
where he remained five weeks.
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LIFE OF LUTHER.
Alleg0rical Story of the Sixteenth
Century Reformation.
To Be Presented In This City Under the
Auspices Of the E. Y. W. c. A.

The allegorical presentation OF the
story o; the Reformation and the life OF
Martin Luther is to be at Infantry Hall
on the evenings OF October rs and "a,
under the auspices OF the Providence
Evangelical Young Women's Christian
Association.
IL is an entertainment new TO the peo.
pie OF Providence, but is brought TO New
England with the highest commendation
from the cities of New York and PEN
nsylvania and the southern States, where
it has been produced and attracted
great deal of favorable attention.
The allegory is under the direction of
Mrs ii. Il. Monroe of Philadelphia and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-17
THE KENTISH GUARDS.
Celebration OF the 1921 Anniversary Of
Organization in East Greenwich.

Organization In East Greenwich.
The mem bers OF the Kentish Guards
of East Greenwich, celebrated the 122d
anniversary OF the ornrgsnization OF the
company last evening. AS the result, Odd
Fellows Hall was filled by tho towns
people when the company msrehed upon
the floor, under the command OF Colonel
William A. Browning and Captain Ma
thaniel Brown.
For almost half an hour Church's Mil
itary Band rendered a program OF musi-
cal selections, after which an excellent
exhibition OF drill work was given.
A squad OF eight men, usder the COM
mand of Major Howard Allen gave the
''setting up exercise; a bsyonet drill
was given under Captain Nathaniel
Brown; the company drill was under
the command of Colonel William A.
Browning. 1t was followed by guard
mount, under Adjutant Walter G.. Brown
ing and Captain Nathaniel Brown.
During the battalion formal ion Mrs.
c. ii. Earle presented the company with
a new set of colors. a large silk Banner
bearing the seal of the state and the
words, 'Xentish Guards" anu,a large
American flag with the inscription, Ken
tish Guards, East Greenwich. r. L."
upon it.
After the presentation dancing was in
order, and the remainder OF the evening
was spent In a pleasant social manner.
The success of the cele bration was largely
due TO the efforts of the committee,
which Is composed OF Colonel William A.
Brownings Lieutenant Colonel Thomas
Allen, Sergeant William NJ. Owen, Ser
geant George X. Hanaford and Corporal
William l.. Sharp.
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FOR BICYCLE OWNERS AND RIDERS.


Monday will be one Of the greatest
days of the year in cycling circles in Chi
cago. This date has been set aside by the
Republican national committee as
"Wheelman's Day." and.the Windy City
C, ,clists are making great preparations for
the event. Estimates give the probable
number OF bicylists who will take part in
the celebration as 25, 600.
Bald and Cooper will rot meet in a
mstch race unless Cooper will back him
self, as his employers will not put up
money for him against BALD.
The executive committee Of the l.. A.
W., consisting of President Sterling Ell
lott, First Vice President Charles +.
Costume Of Poughkeepsie and Second
Vice. President 4. Cressey Morrison of
Milwaukee met at tie Astor house, New
York, yesterday afternoon, and named
Albany as the city in which TO hold the
meeting of the national assent bly, In Feb
ruary.
The mem bership of the l.. A. W. now
mum bers more than 90, 900.
In the l.. A. w. bulletin this week
chairman Gideon is out with another
manifesto against women who race
awheel. lie warns riders not to compete
on race tracks where women show their
speed.
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THE AMERICAN HORSE WON.

The free-for-all trot at Lexington yes
race OF the meeting. The great mares,
Fantasy, 2:06iq, and Beuzetta, 2:O6a..
were beaten by the Nebraska horse, Pat
L, whose record Is 2.09ia.
Enoch wishards American horse, Mack
Briggs, won the Southtield plate OF 200
sovereigns at Newmarket, Eng, yester-
day, in q field OF four starters.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-17
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

siih LOCAL APPLiCATloNs, o they canno,
seach the se-t OF the discase. Catarrh IL blood
or consultations disease and In order 10 cure it
you mustfsie IN tcfnal remedies Hals Catarrh
Cure T. taken iutcrnaiy aud acts directly on tho
blood and mucous surfaces. Hairs Catarrh cure
is not q quack mtdicine. 10 was prescribed by
one % the best phy1iciaus in lbs country for
years. ana IL regular prescription 10 is com-
posed Of the best touics known, combined with the
bes, blood purifiers. acting di ecty on the nueous
saffaces. The rerfect combination q The two
ingredients u what produce, such wonderful re-
suits In cu.ing Ch'arrh. sond Tor tostimoniais
tree v J CHENEY a CO., Props, Toledo, y.
ssil By tIpssisut price 1ta
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-17
Court Calendar for Monday.

appellate DirisionD
j. T. w. 215. Henry F. Dunkins VS..
James O'Sullivan.
j. II. W. 223. Edwsrd II, Wilson vs..
James O'Suliivan.
Eq. l16s. Annie Campbell vs. Coon.
erative Building Bank.
Eq. John b. Gormley vs.. James La
veil, Jr.
Tcommon Pleas DvIsioni
2S22. John Heffernau vs. American
Supply Company. Attorneys-J. Osn, Id,
Jr,. for plaintiff; J. M. Ripley ana John
Henshaw for defendants.
ALA. Frank W. Hatch VS.. Samuel w.
Harrison. Attorneys-Littlefield Stiness
& Stiness for plaintiff; j. A. williams
for defendant.
2795. Ruth NJ. Harrington ct al. Va.
city OF Providence. Attorneys-Cooke g.
Angel for plaintiff; Francis Colwell for
defendant.
2iss. Emma Il. Allen VS.. Frank l..
Staples. Attorneys-B. l.. Dennis for
PLAINTIFF; j. Palmer for defendant.
4209-i0. Franklin r. Owen. administra-
tor vs.. Providence Gas Company, Attor-
neys-Psge & owen for plaintir; W. g..
Rocker for defendant
1857. Job Wilbur vs.. Elizabeth Pat
stone. Attorneys--S. s. Lapham for plain
tid; p. J. Mccarthy for defendant.
43T. Archibald Martin VS.. William H..
Palmer. Attorneys--G. 4. Brown TOR
PLAINTIFF; X. w. Burbank for defendant.
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Pu re

Rich, Red Blood. II will overcome that
tired feeling, create an appetite, give
sweet, refreshing sleep and make you
strong. II will build you up and enable
you to resist the enervating effects OF
warm or changeable weather. Is not this
exactly what you want? Then take
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-17
Is sYour

Blood pureG Do not pass by this question
with an evasive answer. 1t means much
to your health, your happiness, your USE
fulness. II your blood is pure you will
be strong, vigorous, full OF life and ambi-
tion; your nerves will be steady. You
will have little need TO fear disease IL your
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-17
Blood

Is pure and You keep II so. Now Is the
time to see that your blood is pure, and to
give IL richness and vitality and the life
and strengthening properties which are
required, nothing can equal Hoods sar-
saparilla. 1t makes
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REWARD.
$500
$500

The PAYETTE VALLEY lRRlGA-
TON 4 WATER POWER COMPANY
will pay REWARD OF TWO HUN
DRIED AND FIFTY DOLLARS (s25o.Oo)
for the apprehension of. and the inior
nation leading To the conviction OF the
person or persons who have cut down
and destroyed any Of the poles or wires
of lis telephone line between Payette and
Emmett.
Also a REWARD Of TWO HUNDRED
AND FIFTY DOLLARS (s2joO0l Tor
the apprehension OF and Information
leading 10 the conviction Of the person
or persons who have cut. broken or
blown up any portion Of the canal. or
fumes 81 the payetie Valley Irrigation
4 Water Power Company.
PAyErrK VALLEY lnnI0ATIoS 4 Wat
IN Po~EK Co.
u. Z. SHAwHAS. Manager.
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Everybody Invited
Low RArEs mol rnE EAST.

Your attention is directed to the excep-
tionally low rates ia effect this coming
season to nearly every prominent point
IN the east.
Never before has such an excellent OPP
portunity been afforded for Summer
Vacation Tour, or for visiting friends in
the East. We mention below a few of
the places to which greatly reduced rates
nave been made. The UNION PAClF-
10 is the line that will give YOU the
best service TO any Of these points.
CWcA0o, Ill. july T. RArE-One
Fare for the Round Trip.
BUFFALO. n. Y, JuLy I'll. RATK-
One Fare for the Round Trip, plus
$500.
WASHINGTON. ID c., July 7-l3. RATE
--One Fare for the Round Trip.
MILWAUKEE. WIS. july 1919. RATE
One Fac Tor the Round Trip.
ST LOUIS. Mo-, july %. RATE-ons
Fare Tor the Round Trip.
CLEVELAND, ONO, AUeusr 1880. RATE
Probably One Fare for the Round
Trip.
MINIATURES. WIS. Auousr 1921. RATE
One Fare for the Round Trip.
Sr. PAUL. MINI, SEPTEMBER Ia. RATE
One Fare for the Round Trip lin
some cases leSsl
For full information AS 10 dates OF sale
aud limit of tickets. time Of trains. etc.
call on. GEO. l. ALLEY. Agt.
Caldwell, Idaho.
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TINE CARD U. p. nv.
INDEPENDENCE DAY.

Boom Fizzl Bang Noise. smoke. con
fusion. Sitting heat. choking dust,
ear splitting noises. All to be borne,
endured. enjoyed, and appreciated for
the simple but allsunlccnt reason that
to-day IL the one hundred and twentieth
anniversary OF American Independence
aud Is the day we celebrate. Today is
the peoples day-every body's day
aud every body will enjoy II In their
ewn way aud for reasons best known to
themselves
The small boy will be very much In
evidence today and will enjoy himself
because OF the unlimited license he will
have for once, TO make all the noise he
desires. and should the little hero weary
IN his we'll doing before the day Is done
perhaps his little sister will, in her own
sweet efeminate way help out the noise
program by shooting Of hrecracker
and then screaming because it popped
The young man will also be In evil
drnce dressed in his best suit Of
clothes, and possessed Of his very best
girl and that he will enicy himself goes
without saying Who wouldn't with such
companion even though the day were
dull. sleepy Sunday and the scene
quiet country church-yard and nobody
prcsest except they two.
The family man will be there also and
The innnltesimal portion OF his time
which Is not employed In chasing re-
frsctory kids" and Juggling heavy lunch
baskets will be spent in the supreme
enjoyment OF congratulatine himself
that there is but one fourth day Of July
In the cslander and he VIII also derive
considerable enjoyment from the thought
81 what fine rest he viii enjoy ON the
NTH while engaged In his usual avoca-
tim.
The old man will be there with a
pooh" for the present celebration and
many words % praise for "The way
VIZ used TO celebrate the 10th befo' the
wah." Bus he will enjoy himself Just
the same even though 1t be only BY con-
eas, with the glorious days when he
was young.
And the ladies, God bless them. will be
there In all the glory OF their about-to-
be-emsncipated womRnnood. and they
will enjoy the day because this year in
Emmett above all things else II is their
day. and because they are at liberty to
run the day according 10 their own
iless OF the eternal htnesso things with
out any man being able TO modest them
or make them afraid.
But ava, down Ia the heart Of every
one-small boy. young man. fair maiden
family man, patriarch, mother. wife.
sweetheart, sister, cousin or aunt-in
the heart Of every true American.
rhether they be- such by birth or b, A.
dsprpoo- there runs an undercurrent Of
love of country. Of patriotism and Of
Amsricanism which furnishes the real
motive Tor the observance Of the ami
vsrsAry Of the dsy upon which the pa
triois Of ,De rasi declared their purpose
Of repudiaiing the claims Of an Eng
lish monarch upon their liberties or their
substance. And 90 this principle de-
Ponds the p~rp~tuity Of American insti-
ruiious. American freedom. and Ameri-
c4n homes.
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LIEBlG WORLD DlSPENSARY
Of San Francisco Cal.
Montana Dfvision)
Permanently located at Main Street,
Alta Block, Helena Montana.

Free and confidential examinations to
all at the Office or by letter. He treats
all durable chronic diseases with cleo
tricity, medicine and surgery. The cure
of private diseases, as well AS all female
troubles, deafness catarrh. bronchitis,
consumption, dyspepsia, skin diseases,
liver kidney and piles. specially
Surgical operations scientifically and
successfully performed if necessary.
Out-of-town patients treated with un-
failing success through correspondence
one visit desirable but not necessary
Medicine sent safely and free from OBJ
servatiOn to any part of the country.
Write for symptom blank and circular
Drs. Liebig Il Co. continue to treat
chronic, nervous and special diseases,
also weak men organic weakness. fail
ing memory, lack OF energy, physical
decay. detormities, etc. etc. arising
from indiscretion. excess or indulgence
producing some Of the following effects.
Nervousness, debility, dimness of vision
self distrust' directive memory. prema-
turcness, want OF control OF vital organs,
pimples on face, aversion to the society
Of females. loss OF ambition. lack OF con-
tidence, gloominess, dependency. IN
ntncss 10 marry, melancholy, stuuted
Development loss Of manhood. night
losses. pains in the back, varicole. gon-
orrh~a. syphilis. pites, structure. gleet
unnatural discharges. etc. treated with
succ s., safely and privately. Send for
qnesor blank. or better call II YOU can.
DIR. e. stoddart. visiting physician
and contracting surgeon for the Liebig
World Dispensary. San Francisco has
decided % settle AMI will have offices
for consultation al his private reception
rooms, In Atlas Block. Helena.
All patients in. around aud about
Emmett and surrounding country should
cnnsuit with San Francisco's renowned
specialist. Helena. Montana DR.. Stod-
dart is managing physician in Idaho.
Montana, Washington and Oregon Tor
Dr,. Licbig X Co., San Francisco's most
reliable and successful SPECIALISTS
Everyone desiring special cure. adj
dress Dr. Stoddart. Atlas Block, Helna
Montana.
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!. REDUcgp eArEs ron pounrH on Iut,

REDUCED RATES PoR FOURTH or JULY
We will sell rouad trip tickets 10 any
point On she system within 300 miles at
one fare for the round trip. Selling
dat's July Bird and iih good Tor return
until july e,h
q. +. ALlEY. Agent L. r. Ry.
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CHEAP TrckErp TO SALT LAxerurAn.

On account u the Midsummer earn
issl at S4it.l@ks City. ~ viii on July
Ia ADD Fad sell round trip tickets 10
Salt Lsks and return It sls each. Tick
&c ~iii b. god fof retpfn until July =.
. +, aILEY. A-ens 4. ?, Rj
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Notice OF Assessment.

The Only Chance Ditch Co. Principal place
OF business Emmett Idaho
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting OF
the directors OF the only Chance Ditch Co. held
In Emmett Idaho on saturday June %, 1890.
an assessment OF ss.75 per share was levied on
all OF the capital stock OF said company . 2S to
be paid In cash and ~ 80 10 be payable IN labor
prnvi ed that said labor shall be performed be-
tween the 18th day OF July 1929 aud the eth day
lss6 will become delinquent and will be advcr-
tised for sale at public auction and unless pay
mcnt IL made before will be sold on the 18th
day OF August 1870 10 pay delinquent asScss-
ment thereon together with cost OF advertising
and expense OF sale. A. p. PETERSON. Sec.
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Faiik's Store Idaho. I'D. application No. 23fl
10 lots a 2 SW q NE Y SE \ NV a sec
Up n X W Is. NJ Idaho.
lie names the following witnesses 20 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of,
snii land. VIZ.
James W. Patton. william schultz. jacob
You.lier. william H. Whelchcl. all OF tnlk'S
Storc Canyon county Idaho.
CHARLES IiINnoD, Register
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Notice For Publication.
Land once at Boise Idaho.

June 3. LAD.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention to
make Anal proof IN support 81 his claim. aud
that said proof will be made before Clerk OF the
Probate Court OF Canyon county Idaho at Caid-
well Idaho, on July 20 1893. viz.