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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-29


~, sb,ye "ad" 10 inserted without
90. II tells " a vacancy In the ON
,,.i ,sster Of the mining exchange, upon
which there hangs a tale. As gem
.,.rt tno,ru 10 the mining public c.
+ tird,on has Allied the position now
,,e,n, ,or nearly three years. and 70
,,,ss trowi has given excellent salts
,se,lon. Hut a. changes mus, occur
oecislonniiy IN order to keep things
moving harinonlously. II has been adj
JUDGED sni deorccd proper that Mr.,
hudson take back seat
eams,hing like six months ago sew
sr,i 81 the members Of the exchange
isr,n 70 md fault with Mr. Hudson
dnbhllnE In stocks and at the same time
Holding bis position as secretary and
caller. Then the gentleman was shorn
of hs rlRh; 20 act AZ broker on the
exchange. and he accordingly called IN
another to buy and sell stocks IN MS
stead. Things worked smoothly Tor n
while until Il was apparent 20 some
AT least, they thought sO-thnt Charlie
vaa ilnntring longer ON those st0ckn
IN which h. was Interested than he ala
on others. and this was the basis for
ARCHER Kick. A time went on. con-
dIilons became quite warm for Mr.
Hudson, and II ~ stated that about q
month aEo. certain members OF the
r5yctnlnr board became 10 dissatisfied
and worked up. that they took steps TO
remove tho gentleman without any
CEREMONY whatever. More conservative
members Of the board. however. brought
hsir influence 10 bear In the promises.
and Mr. Hudson was asked for his
Its.gharCn.
Ills rtalgf alton rendered. the sccre-
;aiy began 10 look up the law a little.
and y rualng With more care than ever,
the articles and bylaws 81 the ex-
charge. Mr Hudson discovered that his
election had been Irregular IN that he
Rad been regularly elected rather than
appointed. az provided by the hy-iawa
in otdcr 10 prevent such thing from
occurring again. he offered an amend
mont 10 the articles OF Incorporation.
,ht same In effect making elective the
offices Of " crntary. caller and trcasur-
or. with the further proyiso that their
terms " Once be for one year. The
fmfudmoEt was introduced several
DAYS ago. and the time having arrived
for q vote ~ be taken thereon. u was
called NJ this morning and preclpitntcd
quite q spirited debate. Some members
thought Il all right. while others OBJ
Jectcd &, 'rlllr0ading." and put their
stamp % dlaapproyai on a.. Going 10
vote. however. the amendment fell
HhcH " o two-thlrda, support and was
therefore kified. Prior 10 this. Mr..
Iuosona q zignaiion had been called
~ and tabled.
The days work over In the pit. the
goysrnlng board held short mectinf
and then ana there removed Mfr. Hub
son. thus causing the vacancy noted
above. Tomorrow the board VIII meet
agaln and take action on the appoint
mcnt ~ successor. Thus ends Mr.,
HudrOn'a tenure % office M secretary
and caller ~ the Salt Lake Stock and
Mining Exchange.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-29
ENcouNrrnrp rmE WIS.
owner. Of tho Wandering dew strike 10
itich In iiounufai Canyon.

on Saturday evening Jim Olson came
down from the Wandering jew. located
On Sessions Mountain In liountiful can
You. where he has been engaged In the
paatlmc of "scelng what he could
strike"
Hc brings a good report from the
mine. At firat the company sunk a
shit OF the ledge. hut Ind reached n
depth ~ about NIFTY feet when water
stopped further progress. Then Il was
determined 10 tunnel the mountain from
below, and on Saturday. al a distance
Of 1906 feet, the vein was encountered.
The ore has Improved with depth. an
average assay showing IFS ounces OF
silver, 5S per ccntum lead, and 70 cents
IN gold.
The boys are jubllant over their good
fortune. because OF the vein being a
true assure and demonstrating itself 10
BE- permanent, thus making OF the
property very valuable one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-29

by Elders Fred May. Archibald Free
BARN. II. u. Bltner. W. A. Cowan. =. ~.
Harrow and Bishop Seldom. The opcn-
Elders Thomas G. Nuttali and Richard
Brlmloy respectively. Al the speakers
uttered words of consolation to the be-
hcrcaNc1 ones, and paid tribute 60 the
llitlc lad who was Unexpectedly called
away. 4 largo concnurrc followed the
remains TO their last resting place In
the city cemetery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-29
EASTERN EXCURSIONS
Ma
lilo gr,ndn Msstsrn Hallway.

Cincinnati ana return. sll.co on Sep
TENDER 4. ana ].
Omaha and return. SO on September
. 70 q.
The RIO Grandc Western railway
offers choice OF three distinct scenic
routes and an excellent double daily
through train service. Pullman palace
and Pullman tourist sleeping cars,
buffct and free reclining chair cars
Ticket office No. i0s west Second South
tDooly block corner).
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-29
TRADING ~ TnE rrr.
spfta Ia Mammoth aud swansea
figures Wen Maintained.

n, r D.ss lnlo Consideration enc amount
Erd " y, business the brokers had 10 at
M N. Mls morning the Gays work In
OF XXI We quite credltable ana some
tr1ed o," t,aeks on The board we've
nc al, 20 do buslnsas was Nam
,m9,h which handed an ioo shar1s al
NJ ana 600 at si.ss. None othars IN
ssn. e,a.f were dealt IN bui figures
feres, "igi were flrm, considerable IN
ne being manifested In nullon-
So, uinni Central. A,srcur, OnSari,,
'tEslamenip and Utah.
swsn sl1pAg unlisted me sellers were
mr. and Omaha. the former show
81 N 'e.e.ulng strength In sales at
on. ana the latter holding lls own
49, wen by finding tAkers AZ ~ cenla.
s'm,s lhfse stocks Chloride Folnl,
svidt swtnret and Dcxter were m
'u'hse with good figures. while some
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-29

Carl Ashley ana Charles Price. aged
TWO youngest prplpccioiH In The dia.
Two youngest pfulptrilrr In ths ala.
tflct. They have Fiakc1 a claim on tha
South Fork, ana 70 avoid the danger oi
claim Jumpers have posted the follow.
Ing.
'No,lcei This cnim T. ours. 900 feet
wide ana 100 fec. Ions" They have the
white vein % quartz lead which ah,yI
~ well. They mly be seen going h
their work with I'VE cents worth OF
bacon n prospcctor's pick an. shovel
Thfy report every evening after WORK
hN It's looking better every foot
Grand Encnmpment Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-29
SALT LAKE Markets.
Prices OF omln, HAY. rrait aud Vegetable
Here To-day.
Salt Lake cRy. utah. AUG. 20. 1893.
FRUITS

salt Lake CITY, uthh, AuH' 20, lsVs.
FRUITS.
The market u flooded with early
peaches and prices are very low.
iuaekbcrflos arr getting scarce. April
cots and currants are about gone,
Watermclnns and cantllopes.
pEACHES--titah. per case. zoe u SOC.
BLACkBERilIES-utah. per case
double quartz si-z5flS200. lslngls
aunrtO 75edsi.oo; double plnts) si.OC
Gfii.2a.
PLuMs-Cherry. utah. per bu. SOC.
ApRfCOTS-utah per bu. t0cus5c.
ApPLEs-uta per hu. 00cU1sc.
PEARs-BArtle,t Cal, per box. $3.50
NS2,00.
LEMo Ns-Cal.. per box. s5500s60
GRAPEs-Whlts. Cal, per crate, si.aI
$3.50; black. Cal, per crate. ,i.bO0
N.15.
wATERMEIoas-Per doz. Oarg1
81 90; (EmalD zoe.
CANTELOuPleS-pa doz. (iargel
800: (smalD 35ed50c.
VEGETABLES.
The market Is now well supplied with
vegetables and prices today are as fol-
lows.
BEETs-Utah. per ioz punches. Toe.
cARRoTs-utah. per doz lunches.
lOc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-29
Low RATES EAsr
uaion raciiie I,aIlroad.

Aug. seth. Omaha and return. taco.
sept I. 2, 3, Cincinnati and return.
silCO.
Daily rate Omaha and return. 2is00.
The Union Pacific N the most hand
somels Equipped limo In the West;
many hours quickest time TO all poinia
Fast, Dining aud hurct Smoking ana
Library Cans with NO change b Oina-
ha and Chicago. For further Informal
ton, reservation OF berths AMI pur-
chase n tickets, call at the "Old Stand"
No. ?ol Main Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-29
Notice to Para city sunday Excursion.

on Sunday. Aug. sSth, the Utah
Central railway Will run special cx-
curHlon from Park GUY 10 salt i.rkc
City and stltalr Beach ana return,
Train win leave Park city az son n IN
and leave ?alt i.alc Cl.y an return
tii- ~ s'iS y r. Round trip 10 SAT-
Lake City. $50. 20 saltair u.76.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-29
tait Lake valley Loan and trust Co.
eib south Main street.

Salt Lake once OF First Na.innci
Bank Of Park City. Win make loans
at reasonable rates. long or short time.
on real estate. stocks. bonds. mort
cages. or approved personal security.
o. }. SALISBURY, President.
bAI J. KENYON. TrcasuTos
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-29

Proportlonate low rates win be made
from ogden and all stations In Utah
south thereof
Hunting, FiahnlF. Camping out.
Trains leave salt Lake city for Cache
Valley and intermediate points. sos
q. M. For all other points, Including
cache valley, s;ts y. m.
Train north Of shoahone wiz run sun
day. September ith, 90 connect with
this excursion.
CITY TICKET OFFICE,
Masonic Han
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-29
uNLisTEp n1ncI,a
stocks
TRANsFEns or STOCKS.

Mammoth. 600 shares % ti.ss.
Mammoth, 100 shares Il tI.ol.
omaha. 600 eiritca q igc.
swinsea. ZOO shlros Il $40.
Total shares klld. 1900.
Selling value OF stocks, f3.t2g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-29
WANTS A SECRETARY.
m. Stock Exchange A,er a Successor 10 Nc
c. {. Hudson.
THAT GENTLEMAN ousTfO THIS MORNING


-eANTEp--a good. capable and en-
,,.r, secretary ana caller: one who docs
-, dabble In stocks. but who viii pay
.,asi attention to the duties OF the Of
al. Without showing the least dis
,,,rbna,lon. None others need apply.
e,hr $50 month. Address. Cow
i,,sr Insrd Of the Salt Lake stool,
4 Mining Exchange.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-29

~ the smaller securities aisa shared in
very favorable recugnition.
Ihe closing figures were as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-29
Enr Hahv'S Skln .salp ana hair, non.

For Baby'S Skin ms .'' and ~, hair s "s's,
word Il 80 sisananr purifying and tsaufihi a.
CuricuRA soar, ne mol effective siin ard con.
psion SOAP. a. vri rs ~ puirii and sweetest far
toilet, hath and nufaffy. iof distressing heat
Ialhos, shafngs, lEaanHationa ana sruriioas, for
erisicd, llriins iIriaont q ne scalp, wilh dry,
thla and failing hair, Cor Iei, rough hands, with
shapsless nails, and simple blemiahes Of infancy "a
aAbsoluiely without ilFaL
KLErP non SKIN TORTURED RABIES and
ffli f1f lint Mothefs in warm hath With ctiii-
tluA SOAR, and a tlngif auuinung with CCff.
CuhA, rtIesi u eniqiirni vain cures. This trsat
frut uill anofd instant fslsf permit fssi and sleep
. both Iar'nl and ehiii, AID point 70 a sIerdf,
Tffmsnenl and economical curu " itching, bum
Ia, hnsiing, aaaly Anl efusisf sin and SCALP
huIllra, Nth ldas " hair y han all elsa fI.lla
fnii Throughout M void, frle., curicuRA
BOAT, e5e CtftcthA ictniinat.ti. 500. FOT-
IAN DnL0 CHIN. corr. sole Props, Ioiiuf.
british DEPOT KING Inward 81, Lohden, l.. q.
send iuF An About Iabys skia, 3gap and li.I. ice
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-29
AL nNcuilsIoN

90 Al Point. North Via the oregon shor
Line.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-29

on Saturday. September 3rd. ia
frum Salt Lake as followri
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-01-14
novsLrlEs JUsr pArEMrEo.

Lanterns can be carried on the ends
Of wagon tongues, instead Of on the
wagon body, ny means Of n new holder,
which consists Of n cap to side over the
end OLA pole and supper, bracket for
the lamp. and a wire guard TO keep the
horses from striking H.
To safely transport anirals in or
binary railroad cars a portable stall
is used, hnying -four corner posts set in
the movable floor and supporting au adj
Unstable roof, with a feed trough hung
on tho post at one end and raddcd
boards extending along the sides Of the
stall.
4 Michigan woman has patented an
improvement In screen doors TO keep
flies out when the door opens, construct
ed OF flexible folding sections, which
allow the GUARD to collapse as the door
shuts. the device being attached TO the
top and upper portions Of the door and
cnsing.
To prevent the slipping OF belts on
rulleys movable pieces gre set in the
wheel rim aud held IN place by springs
which allow the pieces TO protrude be.
yopd the surface of the rim when GER
thin spce,l ia attained. 60 increase the
circumference Of the wheel and tight
On the belt
sign lettering is made ensy by q nov
device. which consists OF a spacirC dia
L..,i-g a series OF radial POINTS to cor
respond with the letters 70 he formed
with a ruling arm working IN corjunc
ton with the dial 20 determine thl
ANGLE and shape 81 the different letter.
composing the sign.
To icdicute whether letter ccilcctor
have visited n'l the boxes on their rout,
u new letter box Is provided With I
ticket punch and The carrier is fur
nishcd with a number Of tickets nivotc,
together, one Of which he inserts n
each box 70 be punched by the action
@. opening the door. 4
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-01-14
NEW YEAR INlpAAo.

''Thc Crm Of the Mountains sin full
evidence on this New Nrur's morning.
She offers her full quota Of silver; an
Increased volume Of gold and lend; a
double portion Tor her wool and sheep,
VAST increase In her cattle interests.
while the pms, year has demonstrated
tint an she lacks 20 make her the fore
must frrli state In the Union is TO plant
enough Fruit trees She hus ih Boise
,sllc, about 5000 or 5000 acres la hcarinp
aud the result Is az fine as was ever seen
from an Orchard sin that FIRST apple
trouble behind the wallis OF Eden. ~
State hss greater variety of industries
Or mru 90 engage ln than ldanu, and on
some OF ils lines her osVn people seem
orlv inst now awaLing iothe possibilities
ul their state. Think of D. Idaho has
never ,et produced hall wheat enough
90 make the Hour which her people con
sumc The chances are She imports au
nialv 500 900 worth of beans Sh,
,lucs not raise oats enough for her hor
s's aud sin she has millions of acres %
iue richest Kind of soil and streams run
ming every where Gus 81 her hills. Bu
hrt people nre greatly encouraged by lh
results at the past year Their frui
their lead their GOLD aud Che pus>ioin
Tics Of indefinite expansion ON thei
hrartS with hops. and then their clam
is that their death rate rs less than en'
other slate. that the d,aihs from disra.
asc lar below the average OF amy othc
state. The, have RIGHT 10 rclolcc. ao'
ihr Tribune sends Thorn ail haiis an'
congratulations this moraios salt lAk
1fihuuc.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-01-14
PRopucTs cF oENlu3.

Bicycle pedals are being fitted with
mag1ct'zed plates to attract plates on
the shoes Of .hc rider and hold bis feetin
place. thus doing away with toe-clips,
which are the cause Of many accidents
to racing men.
Fowls can be carved more easily By
new device. consisting Of a clamp which
fastcns on the edge Of a platter to hold
spring arm having q screw clamp at
it's other end TO press against the breast-
bone and hold the bird on The dish.
4 new wrench. which locks the jaw
onto the nut. has q Icyer lying parallel
with the handle which can be raised or
lowered no set the jaw. with a tocthed
projection which fts in recess Ia the
handle to hold the lever after the jaw
Is set.
TO fasten the mouths Of paper bags
new device is formed Of a strip OF
pliabic metal Of a length sufficient TO
allow Of the ends being folded over to
hold the strip in place after it has been
pressed together 10 clamp he edges Of
the bag mouth.
Gloves can be readily fitted 10 the
hand by new device. which has Il
resilient measuring tape arranged in
iocp form. with the ends loose, 10 slide
ia an Indicator, and measuring plate.
upon which the fingers lie when the
hand is fitted ia The loop.
An adjustable curtain fixture, which
viii hold curtain poles Of different
lengths, has plate screwed TO the win
dow or door frame. with noiches cut in
It's surface 10 receive a sliding camp
and prevent il from slipping backward
and releasing ihc pole.
Nails are not needed to fas'en a NOW
horseshoe to the hoof, the shoe being
divided into two sections p'volally con.
rected. with the upper side Of the see
tious extending over the hoof to hold
the shoe IN place and having a remov
able plate across the from end Of the
shoe 20 cover the clamp which holds th'
Two sections Of the shoe together.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-01-14

William Henry Theodore Durrant was
executed In the California state prison at
San Quentin. ON Friday Jan. 5th. Tor the
murder Of blanch Lamont, which iiend-
ish crime was committed IN the Eman-
uel B.ptist church at Sun Francisco in
the earl, daysof April 1895 Every re-
source known 60 bright criminal lawyers
had been exhausted to save Durrnnt's
neck, The murderer having been four
times sentenced to death aud three times
rospiied.
The condemned man sloutly maintain.
ed his innocence TO the last aud went t.
the scaifurd composed aud firm. After
The noose had been adjusted Durrant
Expressed a desire to speak, aud before
the black cap was placed over his face
permission was given aud in slow dis
tinct voice w,thout emphasis, he spoke
as iolloWs'
81 desire TO shy that am an innocent
man. innocent Of every crime that has
been charged against me. bear no am.
imusii, toward those who have prosccui-
ed me, moi oven the press Of San Francis
co, which bounded me To the grave. If
any man thinks | am going to spring a
sensation, am not, except ID is sen.
salion that am an innocent man,
brought TO the grave by nay prosecutors.
But forgive them all Tucy will get
their justice from the great God who 1,
master OF us all aud there /. also expect
go grt justice that is Justice 30 an iuuoc.
cnl man.
whether or not the perpetrators Of
the crime OF which am charged ar,
discovered 10 viii make no difference 6,
me now, bu, say this day viii be d
shame 10 the great State OF California
forgive ever, body who has prosecute,
me. an innocent man, whose hands have
never been stained with blood, aud / e,
To meet my God with forgiveness Tor al
men"
When hc had finished speaking thl
black cap WINS quickly adjusted. the tral
was sprung and the body of the most ell
+ ebratcd crim,npl OF the age shot tarousl
the opening HIS neck WAS broker
aud ia / minutes aud IS seconds lii
was pruuOuucedvNt n o.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-01-14
MERCHANTS As nIerAIoas.


Denver Jan. lO-An extraordinary
contest has started 10 this city with al
the daily papers on one side and II Of
the largest dry goods, and clothing
stores 90 the other No advertisements
81 any OF inese firms appeared in todAy's
papcrs aud formal notice has been given
that none win appear until the papers
accede to the demands Of the merchants
Last week the business managers Of
the dai.hs were Informed that the de-
partmeni Store combination bad arbl-
irarily decided that advertising rates
must b. reduced about 20 per cent. The
arms dcchncd 10 enter into discussion Of
the Justice Of lhe demand, SIMPLY stating
that they had given their ultimntnm.
Thr newspapers replied that concession
90 the autocruic order was not Only inn
possible tor business reasons. but would
destroy Che Independence OF the press.
The dfst.result Of the contest is the
passage Of % resolution 10y the trades AS
srmDly railing on the CITY council 20 i'm
pose u heavy license on department stores
and warning an members Of labor unions
against them.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-01-14

rnr p,Iblr should not be he'd into the
belief that The calendar has jumped d
cox and landed u.s. into the middle OF
March. The unusual amount Of wind
prevailing Just now Is due - the
t,lk the prize fighters nre making
az zach other. aud not 20 any
uit OF ne season. The pues should
hire themselves out 40 some airship
company ASA balloon Iuilaiors Tn lr''sas'
m,sat prove OF SONS Practical benz
cht in that line.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-01-14

Land ONCE at noi.e City. IDAHO
December :. l~i7.
Notice Is hereby rNtn. that the following
named settler hu. filed notice of his Intention tn
make final proGf In support OF hts cl-uc. and
that sail proof will De made before Regis .er
and Receiver T. =. Land Cflcc az bOirc City
Idaho. on january N. iS2S viz;
fxra Rru'fl a.
Payctto. idaho. nd. application No. $3.50 To- the
q sex INV us e - Ao q Sw p. sec. -
To- ftr3 " -. NJ Idaho
ne names The following witnesses 90 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
or said .nnd. VIZ;
Charles II. Giiscn Alta Jane ellison. fohn 4.
PuEri>ter FfAul. Rnnnister, al OF Paycfte
Canyon county. Idaho.
CHARLES HIMRop. Register
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-01-14

sJANTED- TRU STWOETHN AND &C
w tive gentlemen OF ladies 10 travel Tor re-
srouSiblc established house in Idaho. Monthly
ceS u0 and EXPENSES. Position steadv. Refer
once Enclose Seif-addrcS~ed stamped cnN clOpe.
The Dominion COMPANY. Dept y Chicago.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-01-14

Jan o. is,S.
About four inches 81 snow has Fallen
since daylight and % IS .tiu showing.
Mr.. and Mrs u Ras,e rare.a so-ii
rart, ON New Nelrs eve 40 which about
$50 invited guests wer present A nless-
onl evening was pssvt and eeer'o,,
went home With pleasant reeo.rctieus of
ihe evening. after wishing Nr and Nrs
Rasye. and their son VIII hanr, Neo
Year with MANY pleasant ufurus Of ihe
same
ca SUNDAY evening the Vonns folks
met at Mr Glenn, aud speutthe evening
iu songs and Instrumental music.
Gu Jauuary 9Th the yoons folks gave
Nh and Mrs Geo. p,rou q surprise parry
The evening was spent ia social games
and music.
The lycenm Is progressing nicely. The
question for debate next saturday even.
ing Resolved: Thatit would be a benefit
10 BOISE county 10 have the county seat
moved TO Horseshoe Bend The prnci
rai hrter are n - hakfr apd D. r.
otpuF1 NNf. n..
cuk is iiiet p, -a
cret ails eai-,ls
Jessie end WIZ p,Mosiers NrntioNM
WICK 10 attend The New Years BAH.
Misses Nerlie Smith and Stella Bair'
have returned TO Boise
Our School is progressing nicely viii
Mr. Baker rs teacher
IDAuo.