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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-14
JuiciOs celebrates en- ell
JuzgadO de San Francisco

Casimiro Valentin Saturnino
Navez, por turbar la paz s1.5O cada
uno.
Juan Medina por aggression y uso
de armas sin licencia, 30 dias y S15
de multa.
Isabel Fragosa, por turbar la paz
s5 de multa
Juan Colon, por infringir las or
denanzas municipales 81 de multa.
Visitacion Rosario, Rosario Ore
llano Y Monserrate Rivera, por turbar
la paz, 3 dollars de mnlta cada una.
Nicomedes Sanchez, por turbar la
paz, 90 d1as de carcel
Daniel Cruz Dionisio Carmona
por turbar la paz dollars multa cada
uno.
Juan Rosario Bruno MARTINEZ
por turbar la paz, dollars Rosario
y el otro absuelto.
Rosario MILAN, por turbar la paz
dollars de multa.
Encarnacion de la Cruz Juan
Burgo, por turbar la paz, 5 dfas de
carcel
r. Gregoria Morales, por turbar la
paz diez dias de carcel.
Jose Rios y Eulogio Cervera, por
turbar la paz So cada uno.
Faustino Trujillo Ramon Nava-
rro, por turbar la paz 81 cada uno.
Jaime Duran, Jose Galinales, Ra-
mon Lopez y Laureano Naranjo, por
turbar la paz ST cada uno.
Pedro Vazquez, por turbar la paz
80 dias de carcel
Victor Landor, Jose J. Carri6n,
por turbar la paz, absueltos.
Antonio Cordero Ramon Mede-
70, por turbar la paz, absueltos.
Sabad Garcia, por infringir las
ordenanzas municipales, absuelto.
O'neill, por turbar la paz, absuel-
Prudencio Santos, por turbar la
paz, absuelto.
Pascasio Torres, por turbar la
paz, absuelto.
Pedro Hernandez, por turbar la
paz, absueltO.
Jose Luciano, Anastacio y Ernes-
to Sambrana, por turbar la paz, alb
sueltos.
Guillermo Martinez, por turbar la
paz, absuelto.
Julio Sosa, por crueldad con ami
males, absuelto.
Sergio Aguilar, por aggression
Montanez, remitioo la Corte
de Distrito, exigiendosele so pesos de
fianza por su libertad provisional.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-14
Mas nOticias de Caguas
(De nuestro CorresponSal.) J

CAGUAS, JUNO 13.-El viernes
en- la noche Ell Juez de paz senior Ba-
z&n conferenci6 largamente con los Sc
flores don Gabriel Gimenez Sanjurjo,
presidente del Comite unionista don
Miguel Quinones, presidente del Co
mite republican,, manifestandoles que
tenfa conocimiento que los unionistas
pensaban en- esa noche atacar q los
republicanos y que estos tenfan ell pro-
p6sito de asaltar ell kiosko del senior
D1az Hernandez.
NADIA mas burdo que la falsa acu-
sacion que de los unionistas han hecho
al Juez de paz.
Ell, celosso del cargo que desem-
pefa, no puede nj consentira que en- su
periodic de Jurisprudence nj los unio-
nistas nj los republicanos cometan
asonadas en- mitad de la calle en- las
sombras de Ia noche, que no reprima
con mano fuerte.
Parece que la rectitud de un meri-
tisimo funcionario no encdjd con los
desmanes de ciertos garateros y albo-
rotadores de oficio, que Sc habian en-
cenegado en- Ell descredito y que hoy,
Rl tener que reprimirse, conspiran con-
ira la seguridad y el orden.
NADIA nos extrahan estas calum-
niosas imputaciones y que Sc pretenda
sorprender al Juez Bazan en- su buena
fe y aplaudida rectitud, cuando en-
las mismas esferas oficiales tratan de
indisponerle, declarf KEN Ipionisto,
pOrque no traia con pa. dad los
juicios que afectan q muchos pertur-
badores de la paz p1blica.
-El inteligente platero don Luis
V&zquez, regal6 al joven don Delffn
Caballero Sol4, electo presidente del
Sub-comite que Sc inauguro en- ell dfa
de hoy, un hermoso lazo de raso con
los distintivos de la Union puertorri-
Queha, con una inscription al lado de-
recho que dice; UViva la Union! wi
va Puerto Rico!> con otra a la iz-
quierda: SiPatria y Libertad!>
FL lazo esta sostenido por una her.
mos1sima U de plata de dos pulgadas
y media.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-14

dique en- obsequio al buen exito;
In actitud es magnf6ca, escultu-
raj, pero falta un POGO de ex-
preston; Eloisa adoraba & su
amAnte, y, naturalmente es ne
cesario que V. Sc imagine que
est4 adorando & Ruperto.
Il SerS este muy diffcil, Ma
ria Luisa1 murmur6 ell a su
ofdo; piensA, amada mia, 10 mu-
cho qae te amo y tai vez lograr6
inspirarte.
No poseo aptitudes para IL
Adoraci6n, dijo ella en- alta voz,
hacieudose la desentendida.
Pues es precise que ". 10
aprenda, contesto In sefora Mar
sal A yer, aquf tenemos nj ca
pitaD, que en- ell director de Ia
comDafifa. lQuiere V. tener In
bondad de instruir a Maria Lui-
81 v 20 & Ruperto
Aquel al OR estas palabras sc
fue derecho hscia Maria Luiss,
atravesando ell salon.
-tSera V. una buena disci-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-14
De MAUNABO
(De neestro Copresponsal.) J

MAUNABO JUNO 12.-El pobla,
do de Maunabo merece que sus habi-
tantes presenter una razonada Expo
sicion al Consejo Executive pidiendo
su constitution como pueblo, dado que
hoy prospera.
Su caser1o presenta un bonito as
pecto Y sus habitantes son excesiva-
mente simpaticos.
Las escuelas, la que regenta ell
joven professor don Rafael Cuevas Ze-
guerra, Sc halla la altura de los me-
jores planteles de ensenanza de la isla.
Los ni1os que educa, progresan sor-
prendentemente en- todas las asignatu-
ras que estudian.
Carmelo Garcia, hace prodigios
ipnotizando con mucha facilidad &
todos los que sc someten 4 ese trata-
miento.
FL competente DR.. Don Arturo Ca
brera Soler Medico de Sanidad de
Maunabo Sc ha captado las simpatfas
de los habitantes del mismo cura
con mucho acierto habilidad q los
que necesitan de ,sus tratamientos ia
cultativos.
FL licenciado en- farmacia don Jo-
Sc Gumersindo Gugrahes, tiene su es-
tablecimiento de farmacia q la altura
de las principales poblaciones de la
isla. En- 81 no falta NADIA absolute
mente en- materia de formacopea.
10 III
sa.
Ell simpatico guayam6s, Andres
Mandes Sc halla en- Maunabo Sc
acostumbra mucho en- este pueblo.
Ell joven d. Federico Mathew Sc
halla bastante aliviado de sus dolen-
cias debido los esfuerzos del compe-
tente DR.. Cabrera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-14
B1BL1OTECA DE Ella DEMOCRACrA,

heroes de Bulwer son grandio-
sos con algo de ficticio.
-Entonces Sdonde esta 10 ver-
dadero2 pregunt6 ella sorpren-
dida.
No quiero amenguar tn fe
en- 10 ideal y 10 noble, dijo Ru-
perto; no quiero ensef1arte que
ell mundo esta lleno de maldad y
qGa los hombres son desprecia
bles; cen este tie engafiarfa. Ha
habido grandes heroes Y gran
des santos y en- nuestros dfas
hay tambien mobiles corazones,
cuya bondsd podemos apreciar !;
mi intenci6n es tan solo evitar
que idealices & todo ell que en-
cuentres al paso. quienquiers
que sea; conviertes & todo hom-
bre en- un Leroe, & toda mujer
en- una santa y este concel to es
err6neo y es 10 que 20 pre-
tendo evitar en- II; has de apren-
der & conocer las personas tales
como son y no como crees que
han de ser.
Ruperto habl2ba con esfuerzo.
;Por que teDfa Ell que destruir Ia
romsntica fe de Maria Lniss,
que en- su infantii sencillez lle-
vaba ell corsz6n alberto 4 In YER
dsdl iPor que instruirIa acercs
de la frfa y Llama prosa de Ia vi
da, cuando en- 81 imagination sc
forjaba las ideas mas bellzs acer.
ca de ls existeDcia2 SoIamente
para impedir que continuase te.
niendo IN elevado concepto de
capitan Arimon, sc decfa. pue:
estaba SECURE de que 81 ella hu-
biese podido apreciarlo tai come
era, no hubiera cuItigado 81
amistad IN solo momento; y CO
mo visto & traves del prisma ds
su sofiadora imagination indu
dablemente era IN gran heroe,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-14

Ruperto consideraba como un
deber no alimentar esta creencia
sino antes bien advertir & Maria
Luisa del peligro.
No pasaba dia sin que ell Ca
pitan no acudiera nj castillo 6
hacer una vista; Sc habia hecho
tan completamente attractive,
lIevando ell arte del fingimiento
q tal perfection, que nadie po-
dis sospechar Ell papel que esta-
b. representando. Con extre-
ma habilidad Sc revestfa de IN
car6cter distinto para con eada
persona, con ell caballero de Mo-
cell se presentaba alegre y de-
senvuelto, como hombre de
mundo; con Ruperto era cfnico,
para con Amparo mostraba res
petuoso afecto y delante de Irene
hacfa alarde de poseer IN eleya-
do concepto del honor, y recto
sentido POGO com1n. Nipguno
de ellos sospechaba en- Ell al lobo
cambiando de disfraz para robar
una tierna ovejuela.
Era un amante rendido de Ma
ria Luisa. al menos por 10 que
esta podfa apreciar. La joveE
Sc refa de los pretestos que en-
pleaba para justificar una vista;
IN Iibro prestado, IN detalle
scerca de una piezs de m1sica.
IN ramo de flores raras, una
pregunta sobre IN dibujo. eran
los motivos socorridos de sns
Il frecoentes entrevistas con ella
i Deferente v cortes delante del
4 cabAllero Il otra persona de su
Il familia. y aparenrando una frial.
4 dad diflcil de fingir cuando en-
rezlid4d no SO siente. al quedar
solas con Maria Luisa era todo
passion y arrebato, siendo ter
/ diverszs las etapas de 81 carac'
/ ter seg1n los casos, que mas de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-14
ABOGADOS

Los jovenes don Mariana Rivera
y don Mariana r. Acosta que sufrie-
ron examen de abogados aver, result
taron aprobados por mayorla del
Tribunal.
Probablemente hasta el mes de
Obtubre no volveran reanudarse los
examenes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-14
La DGmOCraCia Sc Vende

En- los kiosl1os de la plaza de
"Baldorioty.'
En- el cafe ''La Margarita.
en- la imprenta, Gale de San
Francisco, SO.
En- estos sitios Sc encontraran tam
bien ntmeros atrasados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-14
American Railroad Company Of Porto RICO
viso al 1bico

Desde de JUNO la American Railroad company ecbra
oda
vc-versa.
apicaan precos
kogramo del automob1
Camuy Aguadila
Ell maximo cuaquier debera de
k1ohramos
Las decaracones Expdicon deberan hacere la foma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-18
ODORLESS SKUNK FARM.
Continued from second page.

to onct, We how they act" said
Bill"
How in the world Allen was ooiro to get those
five or six skunks into that meal bag and then
release them ali together in the little yard in
front of the house without arousing the ire of
their skunkships to the odor degree the writer
was at a loss tC understand. and he backed
away from what seemed to him to be the most
tcldish situation he had encountered in years
I'm glad l put on this 81 suit of jeans" re-
marked the writer.
why. they'll be as clean when we git through
here as they were when ye put 'em on" said
Allen, assuringly.
Then he went in the skunkhouse, and closed
the door behind him. The suspense was as
great as though Allen had walked into a cage
OF lions and closed the door after him In a.
moment he came out carrying a big fat half
striped skunk in a-s1nall net such as Is used
hy fishermen to land fish with, only the hoop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-18

to which the net was attached larger In
diameter. being about foot across, and tho
net was of half inch mesh The net was at
tached to pole about five feet long.
You hold that bag open wide now" said
Allen to the farm boy
This is the only safe way to handle skunk
remarked BILL" he picked the animal up by
| the end of the tail. tenderly, and held him head
down. while he paved the air helpessly with
his front paws
The only ticksh part of putin skunk In
bag is gettin' his front feet the edge of the
bag without lettin' him git a hold If he gets
a hold with his front claws he can git in action,
and he might perfume things up bit You
be careful. boy. and don't let him git his claws
In tibet bag. when let aim down, or somethin'
will happen to you
Jest bet III be careful" said the farm boy,
whose anxious face looked If he wished he
had not been curious but had remained at
home splitting up the winter wood.
Allen held the skunk carefully the open
mOuthed bag. and then dropped him suddenly
past the mouth of the bag that the skunk could
not grasp the edge. but he did let go the
tail until he had almost lowered the animal TO
the bottom of the bag. Then he dropped him
and there was no essence of skunk discoverabe-
In the same manner Allen placed half dozen
skunks in the bag. Then he put the bag
the ground and let the animals come out.
They scampered about the little yard. squinted
their beady black eyes and tried to squirm into
all the little holes around the edges of the yard.
They picked up some scraps of meat and ate
them dainty as house cat After they had
shown how nicely behaved they could be Allen
opened the door and the animals back into
the skunk house and Struggled up close to their
sleepy companions
"See how easy il is to git along with skunks,~
said Allen as he grinned and turned the key in
the big paddock on the door to the skunkhouSe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-18

wireless navy code alphabet is made up OF
series of dots and dashes. These are indicated
by clicks received through the ear phone.
which must be accurately learned by the begin
ner. They also printed by automatic
Morse recorder upon tape Translating by ear.
however. is the most speedy, and is the method
generally employed in active service by oper-
ators ship and shore stations The ink re-
corder is intended more a matter of official
for reference etc.
novel sight is presented by part of the
class high aloft the fighting mast of one OF
the battleships at the navy yard, when they are
taken up by the wireless officer for an object
lesson, examining the method of arranging the
aerial wires which receive and transmit the
ether waves These wires are copper or bronze ca
bleS in cross sections, leading from the mast
head TO the operating room below. The moro
wires the greater the capacity to send. Eight
wires ordinarily used, held apart by metal
rings arranged to form a cage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-18
THE MYSTERIES OF KNOWLEDGE.

Bostonian was praising the other day tho
astronomical work Of Percval Lowell
Before the last total eclipse of the sum-" he
said. smiling. Mr. Lowell observed to an old
colored whom he liked:
George if you'll watch the chickens out at
your place tomorrow morning about IL O'CLOCK,
you'll see them all go to roost'
"'HL hi" George laughed Hi. hi! OATS 8
good joke
He thought, you see, that Mr.. Lowell was
fooling him. But when at about II O'Clock the
next morning the sun darkened and the chick
did go to roost. George was amazed and
somewhat Mortified He sought MIR. Lowell out
and said:
"'WOt you done tole true. sab. Nah
chickens went to roost, sab. jist laik you said
dey would.
Yes. George. 1 suppose they did" the
tronOmeT returned.
How long. sab. did you know bout disv
said George.
"'Oh. long time
Did you know dey would go to roost yeas
ago?'
Yes fully a year ago..
We'll. dat beats all said George. in an
awed voice. Dem chickens wuznt Matched q
year ago."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-18

While skunk farming may not appeal TO many
as a pleasant business, il is a decidedly reInun-
erative one for the fur brings good prices
Come up an go a huntin' with US some
night" said BILL" Allen the writer was leav-
ing.
"Say." he called after the carriage. 'ye didn't
smell nothin'. did YEP"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-18
ONE PERIL.

Cholly-Lct's elope in your fathers big touring
car. dearest!
DolIy-Perish the thought darling! He might
make US support 1t afterward!-CTown
Topics
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-10-21
ABOUT THE TEMPLE

Now that Kendrick is to have a
fine fraternal hall it should receive
the hearty and enthusiastic support
'of every citizen especially when it
comes to investing in the stock OF
the plant. There are several cogent
reasons why it should commend the
support OF our people. The first is
thatit willprove u fine paying invest
ment ton per cent interest being
assured on the amount invest.
ed. This can hardly be surpassed in
business or in simple loans which
average about eight per cent. A Sec
ond urgent reason why every one
should be interested is that it will
give our town II public hallior the
time being at least il not permantly.
Then again as matter OF public
Improvement it should have our
hearty support TOR 1t will he u hand.
some building both as exterior and
interior and help the appearance of
the town a very great deal. Our
town in the future will he a. much
better looking town then in the p,,st
and this. building win help to make
1t SO. 1t should in particular receive
the hearty support of every lodge
member as it will give ~ permanent
and delightful home for the varions
fraternities. Que in which they can
take great comfort and pleasure
Surely all Of these reasons should
weigh with great force on the minds
OF all thinking people and enduce
them to give every consideration to
the project ns well rs to invest In
stock that Will pay them a good
rate of interest.
Tie balance necessary to complete
the temple is but II small portion of
the whole, but every citizen should
feel Il pri'h in having more than one
share in his possession and az. it is
necessary to move quickly in this
matter, we wish our readers to call
ON the committee and. signify how
many shares they desire
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-10-21

Hunter Brothers moved their fur
niture stock Wednesday and Thurs
day from the cold storage where
they have been located since the fire
in the new Hall building On Main ST.
They can be found at this convenient
location with n larger and better
stock then they have ever carried
and at better prices.
The Christian Endeavor society will
hold its meeting Sunday. evening mt
fiv5 O'Clock SO that members may at.
tend the Dedication exercises at
Juliaetta.
C. White and family returned
yesterday fr0ma two months visit
In the East. They We're at the
worlds Fair and visited friends
both going and coming
Henry Vessels shipped several
boxes Of wolfe river apples to st Lou
h this week for the Idaho Ho tcu'-
tufal exhibit. They were beauties.
and ought to he a fine ad, ertisenlent
for the fOtlatch rs an ap |. sec ~.
There is strong talk OF another
hotel being erected in the near future
on the La Bole lot. We understand
that there is tenant ready to take
1t and the building will In all Likelihood
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-10-21
BIG OPPORTUNITY
Progressive Spirit Shown by Nj seakwith

The following il an announcement
which orr readers win undoubtedly
take advantage OF.
Mr.. Rpckwith secured the placing
of a large Wholesale stock. as descrlb-
ed below for u couple Of days at the
opening Oi his store as an ind,,cement
to the trade Of this country to cnlI
and visit him. The house WHICH will
put the stock In is one Of tho largest
W 1T Il headquarters in Chica-
go, mud the stock will be one not tu-
plicated In any other towns md in
but few patalGgs.
1--WE Hre pleased to ANNOUNCE that
the people OF kendrlck and vicinity
viii have one more opportunity OF
selecting " modern, up.to-iate, tailor
made Suit. skirt, jacket. furs or erav.
met coat for ladies. miGses or child
rem.
"on the date OF our opening In the
new store we have arranged to place
an entire wholesale stock, for two
days only. This is not to take or.
ders from hut you may make your
choice and take the garment with
you.
The date Of the opening will np,
pear In the next issue of the Gazette
in that space reserved for
BECKWITH"
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-10-21
POLITICAL NOTES

A bunch Of candidat' S passed thrt.
ugh here this week of the ,lelnocra tic
persuasion. G l.. Mix was one who
favored MS with u pleasant call. Mr.
Mix IL running for county treasurer
and ex-officio public administration
and stands a splendid chance OF
being elected. AZ the trend Of public
thought nnd opinion is to the effect
that thisposition is more properly n
gentleman's. That Mr.. Mix l. thor
ourhiy qualified AMI capable there
Is no question, an his deserved pop
u'arity will Hut hurt him Ia the cam
paign.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-10-21
FARMERS TO MEET
IN kENDRICK OCT. q '04


Inst Saturday u numt,ep of tie
the farmers from the various ridges
met In the schnol hnuae az Der the
call in the Hnzetta and organized by
electing John u. Hutchison. chnir-
man with Z, =. Evans secretary.
interesting addresses were made
ny prominent farmers from the va
rfous ridges, A committee was ap-
pointed to formulate plans, md be-
iore adjournment was mltle, a good
site was selected md secured for a
warehouse.
Another meeting IL called for to-
taorraw at 10 a. M. and Ii IN hoped a
goo,ily ATTENDANCE VIII he Ind. At
his meeting nll matters are rxlRc ted
to he definitely settled ana the mat
ter prosecuted to u sueeea,sful com
pletion.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-10-21

Harvey Brilhas't and f,,nily left fol
Spokane Wednesday where they
Will make there future home.
Mr.. Rriliart sold his fine far m ON
American Ridge several weeks ago
to Claus Eichner receiving $4,000 for
1t. 1t IL one of the u 'st filrms on the
ridge. aud well worth the price. Mr..
Brilliant is one. of the oldest residents
OF this section having lived ON Ameri-
can Ridge for twenty.fOnr wears and
has thorously identified himself with
all OF the interests OF the community
He and his family will I've greatly
missed but all of there many friends
and nelgllbOrs will wish them a
most prosperous aud happy resi-
dence in Spokane.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-10-21
SPEAKING TUESDAY NIGHT

Hon. Burton l.. French IL scheduled!
to speak here on the 25th OF this
month-DeXt Tuesday evening. Tn.
less otherwise announced, the school
house will be used for the occasion.
Owing to our loss of " good public
building the political speakers have
not been visitors here 40 far in this
campaign but the republican central
committee have arranged for one of
their best to entertain us, speaking o.
begins at sharp eight.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-10-21

Several teams hnye been kept bus,
this week hauling apples from til,
big orchard of the North Idaho Frui,
Farm on the Potlatch formerly
the Helper orchard. The .Jonatlnn
variety IL being shipped immediate,
hut the Ben Davis are being stored
In the Hunter warehouse for latel
shipment.
All parties having hooks from tlt
lost saction OF the state Travelling
Library are requested TO leave them
at the office of II. b. West.
! See ID. :. Hunter in II few dnys Il
you want the Emerson Brand OF
shingles These shingles cover more
space and are of Il more enduring
quality than any other brand.
The popular trading place
DeWinter 4 Goudzward, Leland.
The o. II. & N. Co. Will run specia
tourist sleeping car from Moscow to
st. Louis "World's Fair" Leaving
2:6 y m October 9th. Through to
st Louis without change of ears.
allowing 10 hours day light lay over
In Salt Lake city to attend Mormon
Tabernacle Organ Recital given es.
pecially for Worlds Fair visitors
also allowing opportunity to visit
famous Salt Air beach-arriving st.
Louis III fourth day through
Denver. Round trip X. X. fare 800. 30
30 day limit Tourist sleeping car
fare Moscow to st. Louis $6.25 to
Kansas City $3.50. For tourist
sleeping car tickets and other infor-
nation call or write-W. c. Wilkes.
Agent 0. K. & N, MOSCOW, Idaho.
The Vollmer Clearwater Co. have
ceased shipping wheat to Eastern
point All the grain remaining I'm
their warehouses will he kepr here
for milling purposes. 1t is their in
tention to grind night and day as
soon as the water will permit.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-10-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States I.pnd Office.

IHIItO SIHttr 1silhH UffiCe.
Lewiston, Idaho, Sept, IL, 1904
Notice Ii hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention
to make final proof in rIppart of his claim
and That said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver ut Lewiston, Idaho on
Nov. 4, 1904, viz.
Henry ID. Thompson
Of Park, Idaho for the Sw IL See 1. Tn IA
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He names the following witnesses TIA prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultiva-
Park Idaho, James NJ Osbnrne of Denf idr.
ho, Harry j. Starr of Crescent Idaho and
Lewis Smith Of Princeton. Idaio
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