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The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-01-31
PERSON AL

William Farnsworth of Baker
City, Ore, came to Mountain
Home Wednesday night and is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Jed Wilk.
inson.
Mr.. Persons, who has been sick
most of the winter, is still in a
critical condition.
Farley Farnsworth and Robert
Manning of Shoshone, brother and
cousin of Mrs. J. Wilkinson, are
spending few days with her.
A. J. Simpich of Glenn's Ferry
came in Friday night, returning
Sunday.
N. Linton, whose condition for
several weeks past caused his
friends considerable anxiety, is
slowly improving.
G. w. Hill, an insurance and
real estate operator of Grey Eagle,
Mimi, visited the family of III. B.
Wolff of this place last week. He
contemplstes locating at Twin
Falls.
G. W. Semmes, who worked in
the World office last fall, is now
foreman of the Meridian Tribune.
Idaho World.
Little Frank Newton is suffer-
ing from a severe attack of
pneumonia.
Jesse Hays, who has been visit.
ing his relatives here for the past
few weeks, returned to Portland
Wednesday evening.
J. O. Jones, manager of the
Idaho Hardware and Plumbing
Co. of Boise, was in town on bus.
mess last Thursday.
E. J. Thatcher, whose perma-
nent address is $50 West First
North street, Salt Lake, was in
town several days last week, leav-
ing Friday. He is handling stamp
designs etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Walker of
oouris, N. D., came in Thursday
evening and are visiting friends.
They will 60 to Seattle and other
W ashington points before return
ng to Dakota, after which they
intend making this their perma-
lent home. They have recently
lcquired property here.
Judge Stockslager was g. passen-
er from Boise Tuesday evening of
asst week.
George Hall of Garnet was in
n business Saturday. !;
Mrs. A. Loveridge returned Sat-
rday from Ogden, Utah where c
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| account vi tne soElOuS Illness OF
Mrs. Fred Wright. She is now
improving.
Reels, the popular photographer,
has disposed of his business to A.
Beaton, recently of North Dakota.
Mrs. W. Reader visited the home
place at Weiser last week, leaving
on Thursday nights train and
returning Sunday evening. The
ground is still covered with several
inches Of snow and it is much
colder there than here.
Theo. Pierce was in Friday from
his ranch on the South Boise.
Winter doesn't show any signs of
lingering in the lap Of Spring in
his section, this year.
G. E. Corker was in town
yesterday.
Miss Mayme Cox of Boise, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Purtill, returned home
Sunday.
Ernest Tacha leaves today for
Shoshone, where his family has
been for the past two months.
They will soon 60 to Twin Falls
and begin the cultivation of recent.
ly acquired property.
Mrs. W. J. Turner is entertain
ing her brother, Mr.. Waller, who
arrived from the East Saturday.
He may decide to make this his
future home.
Mrs. Charles Pascoe is one of the
sufferers from the prevailing grip
visitation.
Foster Phillips went to Glenn's
Ferry Sunday evening.
J. A. Mineau went to Boise Sat.
urday.
A. N. Stevens and G. E. Brown
of Leeds, and G. K. Houghton, of
Cooperstown, are the latest ar.
rivals from North Dakota. They
registered at the Turner House.
Mrs. VanSchoiack is entertain
ing her daughter and grand
Mrs Isaac Bingham,
Maude and Grace Bingham, of
Portland, Ore.
Miss Marie Chairman of Idaho
Falls, who visited Mrs. Harry
Willis of Little Camas about a
year ago, was married on Jan. rs
% Mr.. Movies at Idaho Falls.
VIM. Hodge sr. of Bruneau was
n town last Tuesday for supplies.
Mrs. W. L. Ward of Glenn's
Ferry, wife of Chairman Ward of
The County Commissioners, Wis.,
ted friends here last weeks
DR.. J. w. Nieukirk was sum-
noned to Pine the fore part of last
week to set a fractured limb for a
nan named Ubikirk.
Mrs. VanSchoiack is reported on
he sick list.
w. e. Wilson was in town YES.
erday.
John Plourd was "among those
resent" when the recent grip cpl.
|emic arrived in town.
Chas. Hall, who has been sick
Nth diphtheria, ia able to be
round the again.
Mrs. B. J. Nordyke is on the
SEX list.
Mrs. J. Rosevear and Mrs. VIM.
'osevear of Glenn's Ferry came
p Saturday and went on to Boise.
re- VIM Rocavoor bos ~. Lon.A1
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Whereupon the official bond o
R. w. Smith, County Treasurer
for the sum of $4,000, was, upor
motion of John Pence, seconded by
G. W. Elliott, approved and order
ed filed for record.
Whereupon the official bond o
r. w. Smith, Public Administra
tor, for the sum of $4,000, was
upon motion of John Pence, sec
onded by G. w. Elliott, approved
and ordered filed for record.
Whereupon the official bond o
Will G. Stimson, Probate Judge
for the sum of $4,000. was, upon
motion of G. w. Elliott, seconded
by John Pence, approved and or
dered filed for record.
Whereupon the official bond Of
Lille B. Wertz, County School
Superintendent, for the sum Of
$4,000, was, upon motion of John
Pence, seconded by G. W. Elliott
approved and ordered filed for
record.
Whereupon the Board adj
journed until 2 o'clock.
w. L. WARD,
J. V. MUNDELL. Chairman.
Clerk.
Pursuant to adjournment, the
Board met this day at 2 p. m. and
was called to order, there being
present w. L. Ward, Chairman;
G. W. Elliott; J. V. Mundell,
Clerk.
Whereupon the official bond of
DR.. ]. G. Baugh, County Coroner,
for 81 900, was on motion of G. w.
Elliott, seconded by W. L. Ward,
approved and ordered filed for
record.
Upon motion of c., w, Elliott.
seconded by W. L. Ward, it was
ordered that J. V. Mundell, Clerk
of the District Court, and Ex.Ofi.
clio Auditor and Recorder, be EN-.
powered to employ a Deputy Clerk
and Auditor and Recorder; that
there exists a necessity for said
deputy, and that said Board is
fully satisfied that proper notice
has been given by said principal,
for the appointment of deputy,
and that the salary of said deputy
De the sum of 81 900 per year, pay
able quarterly, the same as his
Upon motion of G. w. Elliott, |
md being seconded by W. L. Ward,
t was ordered that J. Henry Ross,
Sheriff, be empowered to employ a
Deputy Sheriff; that there exists
necessity for said deputy, and that
aid Board is fully satisfied that
proper notice has been given by |
aid principal for the appointment
II deputy, and that the salary
# said deputy be the sum of 81 900
ger year, payable quarterly, the
anne as the principal.
Moved by G. w. Elliott, seconded
~ W. L. Ward, that the Board of
)ounty Commissioners adjourn
Until 9 o'clock a. m. January 10,
905.
w. l.. WARD,
. V. MUNDELL, Chairman.
Clerk.
Jan. 10, 1905, $50 a. m.
The minutes of the Boards &C.
ion on January 8 were read, and
pom motion of G. W. Elliott, Sec
nded by Pence, were approved
nd ordered filed for record.
Upon motion by Pence, seconded
y G. w. Elliott, it was ordered
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BOARD MINUTES
Proceedings of Meetings of County
Commissioners.
MOUNTAIN HOME, Idaho,

MOUNTAIN HOME, Idaho,
Jan. 8, 1905.
Pursuant to statutes, w. L.
Ward, John Pence and G. w,
Elliott, Commissioners elect of
Gilmore County, Idaho, met this
day, and were duly sworn in by
J. A. Purtill, Recorder of said
County.
Whereupon w. L. Ward was
duly elected Chairman Of the
Board Of County Commissioners.
Whereupon J. V. Mundell, Clerk
of the District Court and Ex.Offi-
clio Auditor and Recoder; D. w.
Shelter, County Attorney; R. W.
Smith, County Treasurer; Eugene
L. Walker, Assessor and Ex-Offi-
clio Tax Collector; J. Henry Ross,
Sheriff; Will G. Stimson, Probate
Judge; s. G. Rhoades, County
Surveyor, were duly sworn in by
the Chairman of the Board.
Ordered that the official bond
of the County Officers of fillmore
County be and they are hereby set
in the penal sums following,
to wit:
Clerk of the District Court and
Ex-Officio Auditor and Recorder,
$4,000.
Treasurer, $4,000.
Public Administrator, $4,000.
Superintendent of Public In
struction, $4,000.
Sheriff, $4,000.
Probate Judge, $4,000.
Surveyor, $4,000.
Coroner, ST 900.
Assessor, $4,000.
Elk Officio Tax Collector, $35, 900.
County Attorney, $4,000.
Justice of the Peace, $500.
Constables, $500.
Whereupon the Official Bond of
W. L. Ward, for the sum of So, 900,
on motion of G. w. Elliott, Com
missioner, and seconded by John
John Pence, Commissioner, was ac-
cepted and ordered filed.
Whereupon the official bond of
John Pence, Commissioner, in the {
sum of $4,000, upon motion of W.
L. Ward, Commissioner, seconded {
by G. W. Elliott, Commissioner, |
was accepted and ordered filed.
Whereupon the official bond of 6
G. W. Elliott, Commissioner, in i
the sum of $4,000. upon motion of
John Pence, and seconded by w. ]
L. Ward, was accepted and ordered +
filed. 6
Whereupon the official bond of I
J. V. Mundell, Clerk of the Dis g
trict Court and Ex-Oficio Auditor c
and Recorder, for the sum of G
$4,000, was, upon motion of G.
g. Elliott, and seconded by John g
Pence, and signed by w. L. Ward,
Chairman Of the Board of County /
Commissioners, accepted and or. {
Tered filed for record. L
Whereupon the official bond of !
7. Henry Ross, Sheriff, for the sum
VI $4,000, was, upon motion of J
|ohn Pence, and seconded by w.
:. Ward, approved and ordered
lied.
Whereupon the official bond of
}. W. Shelter, County Attorney, Il
or the sum of $4,000, was, upon u
notion of G. w. Elliott, seconded o
~ John Pence, ordered approved a
md filed for record.
Whereupon the official bond of b
J. G. Rhoades, for the sum of Il
1000, was, upon motion by John al
'ence, and seconded by G. w. ir
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powered TO employ clerical as
sistanee for period of thirty days.
Said assistant shall receive Two
Dollars per day.
i Whereupon the bond of Louis
Hoffman, for the sum of Five Hun
dred Dollars, Justice of the Peace
of Atlanta precinct, was accepted,
approved and ordered filed.
The official bond of Harry
Knox, Justice of the Peace OF
Glenn's Ferry precinct, for the
sum of One Thousand Dollars, &C
cepted, approved and ordered filed
for record.
Quarterly report of J. A. Purtill
approved. accepted and ordered
filed.
Quarterly report of J. A. Nichol-
son approved and ordered filed.
Quarterly report OF J. A. Nichol.
son, Purchasing Agent, read, APP
proved and ordered filed.
Quarterly report of w. w. Foun-
tain, Sheriff, Of prisoners kept in
the county jail during said quar-
ter, approved and ordered filed
Upon motion by Elliott, second
ed by Pence, Fred Rhodes was
appointed to the office of Constable
for Atlanta precinct.
Report of W. A. Russell, of
Alden, approved and ordered filed.
Upon motion by Elliott, second
ed by Pence, the Board adjourned
until two o'clock p. m.
Jan. 10, 1905, 2 o'clock p. m.
Whereupon the Board proceeded
to the examination of claims
against the County. The follow
ing claims were read, examined
and ordered allowed, and the Aud.
itor ordered to draw warrants on
the current expense fund of 1904. |
in payment of the same:
W. e. Wilson, Commissioners
salary, 1925.
W. e. Wilson, expenses, team
hire, board and lodging, $50.
NJ. L, Davis, Commissioners sal
airy, 1925.
M. L. Davis, expenses, team
hire, $13.
M. L. Davis, expenses-team
hire, delivering election booths to
Smiths Prairie and Pine, $40.
George Clark, Commissio ner's
salary, 1925.
George Clark, expenses, 500.
J. A. Purtill, Auditors salary.
1915.
W. H. Manion, Deputy Auditors
salary, $3.50.
|. M. Fitzwater, Clerk Recorders
office, $131.
J. A. Nicholson, Probate Judge,
salary, $3.50.
Daniel Mclaughlin, Prosecuting
Attorney, $3.50.
Daniel Mclaughlin. expenses,
s11.5O.
J. V, Mundell, quarterly salary,
Assessor and Tax Collector, 1915.
F. P. AXE, Treasurer, to two
quarters salary, $500.
W. w. Fountain, Sheriff's sal.
ary, %5lU.
1t is hereby ordered by the
3oard of County Commission ers
hat all magistrates of this county
hall not issue process for arrest
Unless the com plant be fled by
he Attorney General or by the i
,ounty Attorney, or be authorized
" either of them to do so, except
n the following cases: Where of. {
ense is vagrancy or intoxication,
r in such cases where the Attorney =
}eneral or the County Attorney or ,
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Jan. 10, 1905. $50 a. m.

1Ho HliHutes Oh tne boards &C.
ton on January 8 were read, and
upon motion of G. w. Elliott, sec.
onded by Pence, were approved
and ordered filed for record.
Upon motion by Pence, seconded
by &. w. Elliott, it was ordered
that J. Y. Mundell, Auditor, be
and hereby is appointed Purchas-
ing Agent for the County Commits
sloners for a period of three
months; and that there be a war
rant drawn in the sum of Fifty
Dollars, and turned over to said
Purchasing Agent, to be used by
him in payment of the various
small articles of necessity that
arise from time to time; and that
at the expiration of said three
months period, said Purchasing
Agent return to this Board a full
ltemlzed report, together with re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-26
PROVO.

Miss Jennie Smoot OF Salt Lake city
has been the guest during the past
week Of the Misses Pearl and Lydia
Jones,
Mrs. Gray and Mrs. w. d. Roberts
Jr, left Thursday for n months visit
IN California,
Mrs HELEN Crandal, sister Of Mrs
Stanley Partridge, has returned to her
home in Inlay, Michigan, She has
been Waiting IN Provo during the past
two months,
Mrs Lizzie Coray Of Salt Lake city
spent Sunday IN Provo.
Miss Judith Anderson Of salt Lake
city Ia the guest Of Mrs. Ida Smoot-
Dusenberry-
A pleasant canyon party was ar
ranged last Sunday a number Of young
ladies' spent the day with Miss Efte
Bullock at the Upper Falls resort.
Among the party was the Misses Bill
iugs. Miss May Thurman and Mrs, Bes-
sic Eastmond.
Miss Judith Anderson was guest Of
honor at a musical given on Monday
evening at the home Of Mr. and Mrs,
S. r.. Thurman by Prof. and Mrs,
claire Reid and Mrs Ida Smoot-Dusen-
berry Miss Anderson gave several TX
Celent vocal selections. Prof \. G,
Lund Mr., Hugh Dougall, Mr., Claire
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trip IN Parley's canyon. They are at
home at 2oG west Second South street,
Mrs. WOlahan and her daughter
Miss Mamie OF Denver are the guests
Of Mrs. Emo and Mrs Wallace at 7o3
First street,
Miss Georgia Wheeler has returned
from the Portland fair after q stay OF
some three weeks
Miss Margaret Marks OF Butte Is the
guest OF Captain and Mrs. Alpha T.
Easton at Fort Douglas.
Miss Agnes Davidson Of Wichita,
ku, VIII be IN the city %" hitter part
of the week TO visit Mr.. and Mrs FL
bridge Thomas
Miss Violet Tooyey of Denver Is the
guest Of Miss Marjorie Elorbeck for
short time
A party consisting Of Mrs. James
TibbItts Mrs Eph Know,;on Mr. and
Mrs Anthony Godbe and Mr. and Mrs
George Elerbeck and family returned
yesterday from the coast whore they
nave been making an extended stay
Mrs. Myr1 Rosslter and her son Rus
sell Rossiter have returned from trip
through the Yellowstone,
Mrs. Ada Dwyer Russell left on
Thursday for Minneapolis whore she
VIII continue her eugareWent with the
MERELY Mary Ann" rOunauy
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{'5:if2DDIN6nT&2

The week has Witnessed several we'd
dings nearly AN Of them being quiet
affairs on Wednesday Miss Mary
Louise Madison and Edward NJ. Gar
net were married, the ceremony being
performed at the home of the bride
by Rev W NJ. Padcu ana am informal
reception following. The home was
bright with flowers. Mr. and Mrs.
Garnet VIII reside here.
Miss Hannah Davidson and William
kcytng Wcru among the bridal couples
OF the week. their marriage taking
place ON Wednesday at the home Of The
brides aunt. Mrs. Elizabeth Small with
Rev Clarence II. Brown officiating. The
bride wore q dainty gown Of white chif-
fou and was unattended, only relatives
were present.
on Tuesday Miss Ethel Wilkinson
and Garfield Olin were married The
ceremony being performed during the
afternoon at the brides home with Rev.
j. McLain officiating They win make
their home here.
Miss Carrie Hardy ana Nelson Nayor
were married at the Temple on We'd
nosday and "a larg. reception was held
in the evening az the brides home the
rooms being beautifully decorated for
the event. The bride was charming IN
her wedding gown and the anair In
all details was delightful
Miss Emma Byos Of this city ans
Edward n. Cooke ~ Trinidad, Gala
were married on Thursday at the home
Of the brides parents, and LETT Inn
modiately aftarWard for Trinidad,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-26
FALL BLOUSE OF VELVETEEN.

the lingerie blouse which has popular M,
the yeveteen blouse which promises be popular
Of But there
particularly thing schoolgirls the days Of
% 1ctccn
cda
all OF the
when the
regulation shirt
with Of the models
OF a g NJ
which sometimes Of fncitl outline low
a finish without
buttons Of the models when
wooltex a O new
leather the fall costume excellence"
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and wife, and Win Fulmcr and wife
have returned to Ogden from st. An
thony. They also went during their
stay In Idaho on a trip to Island Park.
Mrs. w, H. Watts and daughters are
In the northwest visiting old friends
at Portlan dand Astoria
Miss Ethel Watts entertained a COM
pany Of about 30 friends Friday even
Ing, and on Saturday they made trip
up Molans Heights.
Mrs. Alma Lambert Of Salt Lake Is
I'm ogden, stopping at the home Of her
parents, MIR, and Mrs. r. G., Woods
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Herrlck and
Miss Josephine West ARE visiting at
Hood River and Portland, oregon,
Mr. and Mrs T., A. LarkIn, who have
been I'm Portland, VIII return with the
choir,
a, NJ. Lewis and wife Of Salt Ia
are ogden guests.
Gordon s, Grant returned this week
from a tour Of Yellowstone,
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Reid Miss Hazel Taylor and Mr.. and
Mrs. Rob Irvine rendered several choice
musical numbers, Refreshments were
served,
Miss Hette Coffin is spending the
week with her sister Mrs Reed Smoot
Mrs. Hines left last week Cor the
reservation where she VIII remain Tor
e month,
The ladies' Of the Relief society of the
First ward gave q pleasant and sue.
cessful surprise party on Mrs Jane
Jones' at her home on Thursday after
noon, They came with we'll filed
luncheon baskets and took possession
Of the quiet little home WORKING
visiting and several musical numbers
were the afternoon pleasures,
Mrs. Mary Jane Cluff and family left
on Thursday afternoon for Mexico
whore they expect 10 join Mr. CluG
ana make their future home,
Word comes from Mr. ana Mrs, Joe
Nibley that they sailed for home from
Liverpool on Wednesday
The officers OF the Mutual Improve
ment association Of the Fifth ward
gave farewell party ON Monday
evening In honor Of Mrs, Mary Cuff AZ
the home Of MIR. and Mrs. Myron New,
ELL a program of music and rectauons
was given. Luncheon WAS served. Mrs,
Cluff was assured Of the love and best
wishes OF her CO. workers,
Mr.. Israel Lott Of Lehl IS spending
a week In Provo, visiting friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson Of Salt Lake
city spent Thursday and Friday Win
Provo friends,
Miss Aqua Bean entertained q NUM-
her Of girl friends at sleeping parry
on Wednesday night AFTER supper
md tho usual merrment, there were
few remaining hours IN which 10 s'eeP'
Miss May Billings entertained me
Priscilla club on "Wednesday aiteInoCu,
at a Kensin gtoA, I'm honor Of Nrs EnIy
Robison of Vernal. The home was
beautifully decorated with summer
blossoms About % friends enjoyed i'e
pleasures planned for the AFTERNOON
A missionary party was given .n
the Third ward amusement ha.l un
Thursday evening, IN honor of the none
coming OF Mr.. Ralph snow, MT. i'v,
man Tanner and Mr. Bert Chouie" "a
address Of welcome, Rotations a.H
several musical numbers were al"''7
the many pleasures.
Mrs Olive Bean entertained M p he,,
sington on Wednesday afternoon !"
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A delightful event OF the week was
the banquet given by the Hnleiy clup
at snltair on Thursday night ia honor
Of L. c. Hardy, who leaves shorty
for a mission. Thirty members anu
guests made up the party which waa
chaperoned By Mr. ana Mrs q. 10
Hardy Mrs. slodahl ana Mrs. O.NelI''
The table was decorated with flowers
and morguertes IN the oIuo co'oFs' ana
s,.n, II II ,I,.ls,,, ,r,rr,, ne toostmaC.
''"S' - 80 ,,,.l
ter Following was 'he p'"s'''"'
gin Of the club was given by Ray
mond Boes the president. "The club
s',,,..... .7,,. ,,'',,,,. ~, u,o cirh"
7" "l,''N"' -
by MISS Jennie nelson IN ho"oI "a
and Farewell TO the Guest by II. H.
Madison Present were. Misses Laura
-. ,,,s,,,,., r..,to >,.Iso,,
tully' WV ',''''D''
Daisy Nelson, Nluhllleu be NH''lli"b'
Neda Stringham, Naronia Young, Con-
ME Young, Alice Hardy Mae ONeIiL
,,,,,,a nom IIole,, pops Florence
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Mhaseh' Eaha "S'"' N"' b'''y ''''
Lila Sjodahl, Sney Thomas, Messta
Hurry Madspn HAMMOND Boea. Charles
,t,,so, son, ,ckp,op sm sImong
I''''o''' r'"'
Ter, clyde Banner, Paul Davis, John
Held /. @ Hardy Ray Van Cott,
o,,..'. ,,,.oa,,n pn,i tI,ra,. and Ntarl-
Mr. and Mrs ! T.. Hamburger enter
,aincd n Marty al Lagoon on Thursday
about N guests enjoying "a trp to the
iheautiful resort and am elaborate dlu-
rtr there
,, nh, .--..,...,., .,,,.,,,l,o5 n,
MISS huoy NIi'lS.'Uilb r'i'.t ny 49, ~.
"a pieasaIt ull alt NJ, on "''"'' ''' ''0''''
OF MISS r"nh'e "a''''S'
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Sept 6 ut y. m at the residence OF
the grooms parents, 1911 south Firth
East street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-05
LARGE PLANT SOLD.
Standard Dairy and Ice Company Dis
poses of Property. '~',' q


The Standard Dairy. and Ice Company yes;
terday completed the sale of Its large plant
at Langdon D. c., to the Corby Company,
Incorporated in Delaware and composed of
leading bakers of many of the largest cities
Of the country. The amount paid for the
property transferred, which did not include
the milk purifying machinery, was $4,000
and the sale was made through the efforts
of William A. Helprin. manager of the
Standard Dairy and Ice Company. The
Corby Company. 1t is understood intends
to use the plant for general manufacture
ing purposes.
The sale was made by the local concern
in order that its business may be concen-
trated In one place in this city. 1t Is ex-
pected to install the machinery from the
L.angdon plant in the city depot of the
company al 1893 14th street, and to add to
the equipment refrigerating and icemak-
ing plant. The Standard Dairy and Ice
Company Is composed of a number of prom
inent physicians of this city and others.
The chief stakeholder Is Emile Berliner In
yentor and philanthropist, who is interest
ed In producing perfectly pure milk prod
uct The company treats the milk with a
process of it's own, including a steam tur-
bine method. pasteuriZing and chilling. DIR.
G. Lloyd Magruder is the president, Dr.
George NJ. Kober the vice president and
Mr.. Heilprin the secretary-treasurer and
The idea of the members of the local
company Is to have an ideal milk plant
1t is claimed that this milk, now sold at
popular prices, is treated in a way that is
District and the officials of the Depart
ment of Agriculture Scientific methods
are followed altogether. In the past month,
It is stated, the volume of business trans
acted by the company has increased one
hundred per cent and has taxed the capac-
ity of the establishment