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The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-12-10
ALIAS SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH Jr7n1
CAL DISTRICT, COUNTY OF FREMONT,
STATE OF IDAHO,
Levi Cartier, Plaintiff
George M. Booth Mary c.
Booth. Anne Marguerite Ras- SUMMONS.
mussen, Isaac Frank Casio and
Medelimer Casio, Defendants,
The State of Idaho Sends Greeting:
TO George M. Booth Mary c. Booth Anne
MaTgTette rasmussen. Isaac Frank Caste and
Medelllmer Caste, Defendants
You are hereby summoned and reouirea tn
appear IN an action brought against YOU by the,
aDoVe-named plaintiff in the District Court of
the sixth Judicial District of the State OF
ioaho' IN ana Tor the County of Fremont and
10 answer the complaint filed therein. within,
ten days exclusive of the day OF service after
tne service on you of this summons if served
within this county; or if served out of his
county but in this District. within twenty
DAYS or II served else where, within forty DAYS
,,, ine sald action Is brought to quiet the
crloed land. to-wit: The South Half OF The
SCUM West Quarter the North East Quarter
OF the South West Quarter, the North West
Quarter OF the South East Quarter, the Eas,
Halt OF the North East Quarter the Nor,b
East Quarter of the South East Quarter and
tne south Hall OF the South East Quarter OF
Quarter OF the South Easo Quarter Of section
thirty-hve (35) in Township six (G, Worth ~
range thirty-eight (3s) East OF Boise Meridian
IN lu.S Two anree and four OF Section two (2)
IA ioWnship live 90 North OF Range thirty
eight tse) East of Boise Meridian, and lots two
.hree, four. five, six and seven OF section
thirty (3O) and lots one ana two of section
Ihirty-one (al) of Township six CO.. North Of
range thirty nine 1897 East OF noise Meridian
~ Iemont County, State OF Idaho. and tn
require you and each OF you to set forth the
nature OF your claim you and each OF Won hav,.
IN ana 10 the said described land and for
uecree OF said court declaring anu adiudeing
tnat you and each OF you defendants have No
estate or interest in or to the said descnheS
iana ana that the title of plaintiff is good and
Vaia ana that each of you defendants he
en!oined and debarred from asserting any right
or interest IN or TO SAID land and for such other
senei as may be equitable and lust and for
c s OF suit, all of which more fully apnears
lroLn pialntlhs complaint on file herein and
uaue part OF this summons
Anu you are hereby notified that il Won fail
y, ~ appear ana answer the said COMPLAINT as
auose required. the said Plaintiff will appv to
complaint n"nueu III Tue sald
witness my hand and the seal of the Dis
trict Court OF the Sixth judicial District
OF the state of Idaho in and for the
county OF Fremont this 25th dav Of
november. 1903
VICTOR HBGsrED, Clerk
by ERNEST BRAMwELL
}. p. Sourr Deputy Clerk. |
Attorney for Plaintiff
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NOTICE.


Salem Union Canal Company Ltd
Principal place OF business, Salem, Fremont.
County, Idaho.
Notice IS hereby given that meeting of the
BOARD or directors held Oct. oath, 1903 time
was extended on assessment due Oct. 81 to
Nov, l4th 1908. of S25o per share, 81 90 of which
may pc paid in labor. All cash to be paid to
the Secretary. ANY stock upon which this
November 1903. will become DELINQUENT and
advertised for sale at public auction. and un-
less payment is made on or before that date,
VII. De Sold on the 9th day of December, 1903
to pay the delinquent assessment. together
sale. VI
Dated at Salem, Idaho, Oct pa 1908
a. d. NOLAN Sec'y
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NOTICiG OF EST'RAN.

st. Anthony, Ida, Nov. 2lst. l9l3.
Notice is hereby given. that there came TO
my ranch at Fan River. Fremont County. on or
about Nov. eth, lJ13. the following described
animals:
One light red COW about seven years old
under bits off both ears branded III on right
hip.
One spotted red and white steer-one year
old branded > on right hip.
One black and white steer. one-year-old
branded f. ID. crop OF both ears. brand ON lie Il
hip
The owner is requested to prove property.
pay charges, and take the said property away.
If not claimed within forty days from the date
of fling this notice, the said animals wilt be
sold according to law C.. H. Moon
Filed Nov. 2lst 1903
VICTOR HFGeTED Auditor
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FSTRAY NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that !. A. j. Siddoway
Village Marshal OF the village OF Teton. county
of Fremont. State of Idaho. have this 2lst, day
OF November 1868, seized ana empounded the
following described animal to-wit;
One red yearling steer with white face
braided 1S combined on left ribs, and L on
left hip.
That will sell same al public auction to the
highest bidder for cash on the 9TH day OF
December, 1908 at O'Clock D. m. OF said day at
the estray pound at Teton, countyof Fremont,
State of Idaho, to satisfy the fine ana charges
OF such seizure ana empounding.
Dated this 2lst day of November 1908
A. j. SlpDOwAY.
Village Marshal
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.
q 2 - 4 : y I T N7I-.
The East Teton Canal COMPANY.


Principal place of business, Teton City Idaho
Notice is hereby given that there is delin-
quent upon the following described stock on
account OF an assessment levied on the oath day
OF October, 1903. The several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective share
holders as follows:
Names Cert Shares Amt
Selma Stewart 20 % O 10
John donaldson, Is 10 80
Mrs. Madg. Schw endiman, go
Joseph p. Jones' 20 % 49
And IN accordance with law so many shares
OF each parcel OF such stock as may be neces-
sary will be sold at public auction at the
residence OF the secretary, on the 10th day of
december, l9OS, at 10 O'Clock a. m. to pay the
delinquent assessment thereon together with
costs OF advertising and expense of sale
w. G. BARD, Sec'y
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Butte & Market Lake Canal Company.
Pr1nclpal place of business Market Lake.
Fremont County, Idaho
Notice is hereby given that at q meeting of
the Butte Market Lake Canal Company held
on the l0th day of November, 1903, an assess
ment OF 81 90 per share was levied upon the
STOCK OF the corporation issued and outstand
ing ana 10 cents per inch for all decided water
payable to the secretary on or before the 30th
day OF April, 1904, at Spencer Harwood Cos
store IN Market Lake, Idaho, any. stock upon
April SOth, 1904, viii be denouent and
advertised for sale at public auction and unless
payment Is made before Will be sold on the i5th
in Market Lake. Idaho to paw the delinonent
assessment thereon together with costs of
advertising and interest '' VI
S. w. LAYTHE Sec,v
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MONEY TO LOAN

On Farms. Ranches, Cattle, etc. No
red tape No delay Money the day you
want it. Pay back any part at any
time and stop interest. No third party
to deal with All business done at home.
THE SALISBURY co,
l.. VI. EARL, Agent
Ross Hamer Block St Anthony
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Warrant Call.

Notice is hereby given, that there is
money in the Treasury to pay the follow
ing described Fremont County warrants:
Currect expense 1908, 1 to 10 inclusive
Road 1908, to 80 g
IT the above warrants are not presented
for payment within ten days from date
OF this notice. interest will then cease.
st. Anthony, Ida. Dec 9Th, 1908.
LEE S. BORROWS,
County Treas.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Last Chance Canal Company. Principal place
OF business at Parker Idaho
Notice is hereby given that alta meetingof
the directors held Nov. 7th 1903 a cash
assessment of s1.O0in cash per share was levied
S upon the capital stock Of the corporation
SAID assessment is now due and PAYABLE to the
secretary on or before Dec 7th, 1908 ANY
STOCK upon which said assessment remains
unpaid after Dec. 7th 1908, will be delinquent
and adv ertlsed for sale and unless navmantiS
made on or before Dec. 22nd 1908, will be sold
to pay said delinquent assessment together
with cestsof advertising and expense of sale.
A. ID. MILLER Jr Sec'y.
Dated this l2, day of Nov 1908.
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NOTICE OF ESTRAY.

briggs, Ida, Nov. 18th 1908
Notice is hereby given that there came to
my ranch ut briggs, Fremont County, Idaho,
on or abont Nov. 9Th 1908 the following des-
cribed ANIMAL
One red and white steer about years old
brand resembling - onleft ribs blotched brand
on right hip n square crop of left ear,
under bit in right ear, dewlap cut up.
The owner IS requested to prove property,
pay charges, and take the said property away
II not claimed within forty days from the date
OF filing this notice. the said animal will be sold
according to law. +. M. MoLEN.
Filed Nov. goth, 1903
VICTOR HEGSrEp. Auditor
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NOTICE OF ESTRAY.

Kilgore, Idaho. Nov goth 1908
Notice is hereby given that there came to
my ranch at klgore, Fremont Co., on or about
Oct. 10th. 1903, the following described animal
one bay mare about seven-years- old W eight
about twelve hundred pounds, Norman stock
branded 6a1on left shoulder, and SSN on right
Jaw and O on neck on right side.
The owner is requested to prove property
pay charges, and take the said property away.
Ii not claimed within forty days from the date
OF filing this notice. the said animal will be sold
according to law. CHARLES kEIsoN.
Filed Nov Goth, 1908
VICTOR HEGSrED, Auditor.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that l. A. j. Siddo-
way, village marshal of the Village of Teton.
County of Fremont, State of Idaho, have this
18th day of Nov, 1903 empounded the follow
ing described animal. to-wit:
One white mare about ten years old, branded
L on left shoulder, weight about 500 pounds.
That will sell same at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash on the 30 day of Novem-
Der. 1903. at O'Clock p m, said day at es-
tray pound at Teton. in said county and state
to satisfy the fine and charges of empoundng
A. j. SIDDOwAY. Village Marshal.
Dated this 18th day of Now 1903
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Holiday Excursion Rates,

For the above, a rate of one fare for
round trips will be made to points
within $50 miles from selling station.
Tickets on sale Dec. "a, 25 and 81. and
January 1st, final limit January 4, 1904.
R. T. DROLLINGER. Apt
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The Drug Store on the Corner,
Currans Drug Store, has fine line
of up to date fancy holiday goods now
on display at reasonable prices.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-12-10

WANTED:-Everybod to attend
Maud Adams reception at the opera
house Thursday evening Dec nth at
100
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See Maud Adams at the Opera House
Thursday evening Dec. 18th at 7:3O
o'clock.
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FOR SALE.

we have a number of fine thorough
pred short horn COWS for sale. Call on
or address
JOHN H. LOCKMAN
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Gard of Thanks.

To the many kind friends who so
literally waited on my wife during her
late illness and death I wish to extend
my heartfelt thanks and appreciation
to all
GEORGE B. RUMSEY.
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NOTICE.

All persons having work in the
hosers q L'ston photograph car are
hereby notified that they can secure all
work belonging to them by applying to
the undersigned W
Liston & Wales,
Salem, Idaho.
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IN ihE DisIhICT COURT OF THE SIXTH JUDI
CAL DISTRICT, COUNTY OF FREMONT
STATE OF IDAHO,
Levi Cartier, Plaintiff
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BLOW 10 TURKEY.

#gHEEeEF anwEY# E101Hl
Reform Scheme Scientifically Power.
Takes Away Independence.
Constantinop!e, Oct. 27..---The scheme
OF the powers for aruelioration of az
fairs Macedonia was submitted To-
the porte yesterday. It has for its
guiding principle the control and#sur-}
VIGILANCE Of all branches of admlinistra-
ton of@the disturbed provinces by Aus
tria and Russia. VII
The proposals include the appoint
Inent ofsone Austrian and one Russian
assessor, to be attached to the stan Of
$Hilmi-Pasha, the inspector general
with a corps of assistants. secretaries
and interpreters, whose duties will he
to control all acts of the provincial
authorities. An European generalsSin
the Turkish service is to sbe&appointeds
TO command the gendarraerie. He will
be assisted by an adequate unbe Of
Russian and Austrian officers
country, and IL necessary by Austrian
GERS.
Important proposals which#will b
opposed by the sultan provide for the
establishment of communal autonomy
and rectif1cation Of the present com
munal boundaries, with view Oct
ter distribution of the various com
munities, and creation of spheres of:
Bulgarians, Servians, etc, that shah
be more homogeneous in nationality
and religion. Other points In the
scheme deal with the relief of$refugees,
the rebuilding OF villages, schools and
churches, the DISARMAMENT Of irregular
troops, and the prohibition OF employ
ment@ of Bashi-Bazouks.s Oppositionto
the whole scheme Is expressed on b
part Of the porte, but the Austrian and
Russian ambassadors demand it's
adoption with the leastpossible delay
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MRS. DOWIE HAD CASH.
Alleged "Eliiah'sD Wife Carried Away
a Treasure of 100000 When
She Sailed.

Boston, Mass. Oct. 27.-4When Mrs.
and her son, A. j. Gladstone
DoWie. boarded the steamship Saxonia
today, on which they sailed for Austria
liza via Europe. they were accompanied
by Dr.. DoWie, a detective, a valet and
two porters, who c1rried a heavy box
and several hand packages. The box
and parcels were brought to the pier.
In which MI. and Mrs. Dowie and valet
rode and the detective occupied a seat
beside the driver.
The box was handled with care and
was closely watched by the private de-.
tective until Mrs. Dowie and her son
reached the stateroom in which 1t was.
deposited. Then farzwells were said
and the detective escorted Dowie back:
TO his special car and accompanied him
to New York, leaving an hour later.
The mysterious box led to many In
quiries and theErumor that it9%containeds
100000 worth of stocks, bonds, drafts
and gold WHns generally accepted to- be;
true. DR.. Dowie refused to Ia what
the box contained ard he turned away
from reporters in q Wrathful frame of
mind when asked IL Mrs. Dowie had
taken S ,000.000 with her.
He refused to discuss the incident.
but color is given ahe report by the
secrecy maintained in the party's visiss
to this city n the transfer Of Mrs.
Dowie's baggage under guard OF q de-
tective.
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LOU DILLON AGAIN
QUEEN Of TROTTERs
Crown Wrested From re.ceus
by Doing Mile u
1853 i-2.
WILL YET BEAT E
Sanders. Lou Dillon's Driver, Declared
That Next Season She Will Go
the Mile Ahead Of the Best
S~idewheeIers.

Memphis, Tenn. Oct. 27.-Lou Dillon,
with a running horse in a sulky gall
Looping in front and another pressing
close behind, smashed the worlds strot-
ting record Of 1904 made by Cresceus
at Wichita, n went the mile in 1:5Sk.
The conditions were against the game
little mare. "A strong wind was blow
ing. Judge Newton announced before
the start that too much must not be
expected.
Lou Dillon, driven BY Millard sand
ers, appeared on the track at $40, and
alter warming up Sanders announced
that he was ready for the start. The
two runner We're put in position. A
strip OF board about one yard wide was
fastened to the p~aceinaker's sulky, di-
rectly under the seat, to keep the dust
out of the mares face. At the first
start Sanders nodded for the word, and
the flag dropped. After going an eighth
of a mile, Sanders called to h driver,
Mccoy, to go faster.
Lou Dillon reached the quarter in
thirty seconds. The turn for the back
stretch was reached and many expect
ed to see the mas falter because of
she seemed faster. When the half mile
was reached the timers slate clicked
out 59k.
Whip for the GaIloper.
A.great cheer arose and many horse.
men predicted that a new record raj
making. On the far turn Mccoy was
forced to whip the runner to keep
clear of the trotting mare who was
pushing him closely The three-quar-
ter pole was passed in 1:2S71aa, and the
mare had turned for home. The wind
now was an advantage rather than a
detriment, and with a superb burst of
speed Lou Dillon. urged on by4 the
shouts of the drivers Of the runners,
dashed under the wire in 1854.
After the mare had been blanketed
and sent to her barn Sanders said:
It am not surprised at the result. /
expected to break the record, despite
conditions. Its my opinion Lou Dillon
can trot as fast as n horse in the
world can pace. and next year I will
demonstrate this. With perfect con-.
ditions today I would be afraid to say
how fast the mare would have trotted
the mile ~ -5f yF A@gET a-3 q7
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BOUGHT A GOLD BRICK.
a Kansas Farmer Lent a Stranger
$1,000 on a Mine. $

"A Kansas Farmer Lent a Stranger
5000 on a Mine.
Topeka. Oct. 27.-Robart Forbes, who
lives near Overbrook, in Usage county,
was swindled out of 5000 here two weeks
ago by a stranger who told him the story
of a rich mine In New Mexico. The
stranger appeared at Forbes home. about
a month ago n spoke Of the mine he
had found. He said that 1t was near al
mine owned there by Forbes. He said heg
had no money to develop the property and
offered a share in the mine to Forbes III
the latter would furnish the necessary
money. Forbes deInurred, but offered to
lend the stranger the money. He offered
the stranger a check for 5000, butSsthe3
latter asked that the paper be converted
into cash. The two anne here to getSthes
cash.
The stranger showed to Forbes what
purported@to be gold he had takensfToIn
the mine. Forbes did MOI examine the
brick carefully, but said he was willingsto
advance the money. The stranger8there-s
disappeared with the cash. Later III
dawned on Forbes that he had beensWin-
died. Forbes made no complaint to%thaS
officers about his loss. He@to1d aSfeWgS
of his friends that he was the victim 0f
misplaced confidence. Forbes once sold
one mine for s275,GW and invested the
money III Usage county lands.
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IT'S REAL

Englishmen Astonished That Quentin
Roosevelt Attends Public School.
Westinghouse 27.-one of the inter-.
esting incidents of the American public
school system to the members of the
Mosley educational commission of Lon
don is the discovery that Quentin Roose-
Welt, the presidents Youngest SON., is a
regular attendant at one of the public
schools here and that he goes and ONES
unaccompanieds The visiting educators
piled the superintendent, As. T. Stuart,
with questions. They wished especially
to know how the safety OF the Roosevelt
boy was guarded and how the superin-.
stendent kept the school Select and let
only the children of the best families"
meet him. When assured there was no
attempt at exclusiveness and that the son
Of the blacksmith was on the same foot
ing as the child of the president the Wis
5itors marveled greatly. NJ better i'm
stance could have been offered of the real
meaning of American democracy said
one Of the commissioners.
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tann by Judge Clancy's order. An
o!nclal statement says: ut will be
observed that the injunction granted
makes 1T impossible for the Amalga-s
mated company to dispose Of the
stock which 1t has acquired. It can
not sell@or transfer the same to other
persons whom the cot might regard
rs lega holders nor can officers be
elected"
President William scallon Of the
anaconda company, a leading light in.
Amalgamated circles. reached Butte
last night on a special train. In a
public statement he denounced
Helnze,s allegations that Fl. II. Rogers
STOCK jobbery was at h bottom OF
the Amalgamated company's order to
suspend.
In his statement President scallon
calls Heinze "a deliberate and mali
cious lar" The word liar appears
at least eight times In his statement.
What Caused II.
The closing Of the Amalgamated
properties was ordered last night by
superintendent John ellis and was the
result OF the handing down of decisions
awarding the Minnie Healy mine to F..
Augustus Heinze and: then granting an
~nJunctisn against the Boston & Mon
lans company. the principal property
of he malgamated Copper company
in Montana.
It is estimated by officials Of the
company that at least Is, 900 men will
night. The shutdown is the most COM
plete and extensive ever known in
Montana.
The Washoe smelters at Anaconda
are h largest in the world and em-
ploy 5000 men. The effects Of this
shutdown will be felt in all parts of
Montana, as there is hardly county
that the Anaconda company does not
operate in, In one way or another,
Wood choppers and lurnbermen will be
idle and coal miners will be out OF
work in a a dozen counties.
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LITTLE WAR
ssnto Domingo Has One Of Its Funny
Revolutions in Progress
Just Now,

Cape Haytien,4 Oct. 2S.-The reyolu-
ton which broke out Saturday in the
northern part Of the republic of Santo
Domingo, and which already has re-
suited in the establishment of a pro-
Morales at Puerto Plata, was, accord
ing to advices received here, caused
by numerous custom house frauds and
presentations Of the ministers of war
and of finance. Saturday evening all
the partisans of President Wosy-Gil at
Puerto Plata We're arrested. The in
habitants OF Monte Grant,, La Ligne
and Moca united and attacked Santi-
ago. That town is now surrounded by
revolutionists, who have severed tele-
graphic communications. The revolu-
tionary movement is extending. Vice
president DeschaInps has sought safety
In flight. The general opinion is the
government Of President Wosy-Gil is
lost.
Jiminez the Leader.
Paris, Oct. 2S.-Advices received from
Cape Haytien confirm ther reports that
the revolution in Santo Domingo .s in
favor Of former President Jiminez. The
revolution is spreading and according
to dispatches received here all the in
habitants of he region Of Monte Ciabo
have, Joined the uprising against the
government. The election Of General
Morales as president of the provisional
governments said to be a step taken
pending the arrival of Jiminez. who will
be elected president il the revolution be
c11craSSflll. a 2EI # f
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DOWiE DIDN'T PAY.
Deputy Sheriff Therefore Levies on His
Coach and Horses to Secure
a Debt,

New York, Oct. 2S.-An attachment
was served today on John Alexander
" coach and cam. AS the
sehlcle was being driven past the. Fifth
avenue hotel a. deputy sheriff Jumped
pn the drivers seat and served I'm at
achm on the c%oachInan. seized the
coach and team and drove Off with
Tor $1,000. and was secured by At
sorney Farley, his claim being for ser:
wees n rendered in defending j. Luther
llerson, a former zionite. Pierson was
convicted for allowing his child to die
without medical assistance.