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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-21
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TRAIL.
or THIEVES WHO STOLE MONEY
FROM COMPANY STORE AT
PoWEGL

Between the hours d six and seven
last evening. while the clerks in the
Powell Coal companys store at Pow
ell, this county, were at supper.
thieves entered by forcing a window.
The cash drawer was pried open and
some s25.Oo in cash taken.
The thieves were evidently in a
great hurry for small change was scat
tered all over the floor Not a trace
OF the ROBBERS or clue otheir identity
could be found. The State prison
Iblood-hounds were sent for and arrived
lin town this morning on No. 8.
Accompanied by Deputy sherlffs
Furbee and Watson. the guard and
dogs left for Powell onsthe Z o'cloc's
train. The hounds caught the scent
at once but up until press time had
not caught the men. Leaving the
store, the dogs took circuitous
route, starting toward This city. but
after going a short distance turned and
wen. in the direction Of Hammond.
After passing through this village
tley went toward Valley Falls and at
this point Deputy Watson left the par.
ty AMI returned to this city on a.
Watson stated that the dogs worked
very well considering Tie raln which
lin a measure destroyed the scent. BY
evening It Is expected that they viii
have traced the men to eOnle stopping
place where they may be captured. y
lis la. cl:nion of Mr.. Watson that the
men live in the neighbolhood and were
thoroughly familiar with the place.
A telephone message to Hammond
at 8 O'Clock ELECTED the information
that up to that hour the hounds were
Estfll several miles back in the co'sts-
TRY from that place and from last az,
counts had not succeeded in catching
the men or tracing them to any house
where clew might be furnished.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-21
WILL MEET HERE
FEBRUARY "a


The executive committee Of the local
Good Roads Association consisting Of
Sam R. Nuzum, president; ]. M. ia
cobs, secretary; M. A,Iolliff, Cal. Con
away, Jas. L. irwin and DR.. L. N. Yost
held meeting today in the chamber
Of the Board of Trade and appointed
committeeman to assist In arranging
for the big mass convention to be held
here at the Courthouse on next Sat
urday. The county, the towns in the
county, the Board Of Trade, the mer'
chants association, The city council
and the different districts Of the coun'
ty will be represented, The commit
teemen are as follows
Members Of the County Court,
W. =. cordray. Caleb Moore. $, 2
Fleming.
G. w. Klnsey. mayor Of Fairmont.
j. r. Cristie, mayor Of Warrington.
Frank Batson, mayor Of Fairyiew.
John showalter mayor Of Monon
gah.
j. j. Bartlett, mayor of Farming
ton,
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SEVEN men.
WERE INITIATED INTO THE MYs-
TERIEs OF ELKDoM LAST
NIGHT.

The Elks had great meeting last
night. Seven candidates were ini-
tlated, namely Lee L. Malone, g. 3.
Kester, E. BStoore, Lawrence Horan'
H. G. Brooks, T. j. Casey and Henry
s. Lively.
It was one Of tile best meetings ever
held by the local lodge. There will be
a strong effort made to increase the
membership Of the order In this city
Following tho initiation the membe :
had a fine social meeting at the club
house. A delightful lunch was served.
w. H. omon's orchestra discoursed
a very pleasing programme.
The visiting members were: W. E
Savage, Of Toledo. o.; Moore Free.
man. Of Baltimore; and J, B. Craig Of
Waco, Texas,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-21
WAR AK
IS STILL STRONG IN EUROPE
OVER THE vExATIous MO-
RoccAN QUESTION.

PARIS, Feb. 2l.-France's attitude
in the Moroccan question has not
changed since yesterday, except t:as
her determination Is still firmer not
to make any further concession. A
report is current in parliamentary cir,
cles that this attitude which France
has assumed is due In part to an in,
timation from England that she was
compromising the entente cordla1e by
making too many Concessions befc:o
Germany. The possibility of war is
again being discussed. The feeling
that war will come is particularly
strong among deputies who say that
France must be prepared for any event,
uallties and add that her chances are
now many per cent, better than they
were at the time Of the crisis last
June.
AA. Pickering, Of Terra Alta, IS in
the city to-day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-21
STARVING
ARE LARoRINe MEN OF RUSSIA
AND THEY ARE BECOMING
DESPERATE.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. ala
fresh outbreak on the part of the
workingmen is threatened here be-
cause Of the inability Of many labor
ers to obtain food.
Fully forty thousand men are With
out work and are starving. All the
establishments for the free distrlbn'
tiou Of food are closed. The sltua.
tion, especially in the suburbs, is APP
palling. scuryy and typhoid are ram,
pant. Advices from Riga state that
General Orion, who is in charge Of
the forces sent to quell the outbreaks
in the Baltic provinces, has shot over
seven hundred alleged revolutionlsts
1t is stated that not over fifty persons
executed, really participated in the
rebellion. OF the remaining victims
many were women. orlotf has bom'
barded headquarters Of all tomper'
ance organizations, declaring that TO-
tai abstenanCe is synonymous with
revolution. He also demolished with
artillery several scientific laboratories
Tlals dispatches state that an in
yaslon by Tartars is expected at any
time. The Armenians have stationed
scouts at numerous points in ordel
to give the Inhabitants warning Of the
approach of the Tartars. N
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-21
MP D. REED CANNOT BE
CAIJGHT WITT DE,MOGRAllgz
CHAF, NO NOT EllE
GIl'Y Y.G0y.!!.NIG!.Li..
DISPOSED or CONSIDERABLE BUS.
MESS AT REGULAR SESSION
LAST NIGHT.

city Council met last night and
Transacted sAo Ie3tEess Cat came be.
fore it. Sanford Morris; policeman q
| the Third ward, rendered his resigns
Ition and on motion Of Or. 3 w. How;
ard, the resignation was accepted to
take effect on the first Of March.
The application Of g. s. Pttzer for
appointment upon the police force in
the vacancy causedby Morris resigna'
tion was not acted upon.
Mrs. NJ. v. Smith, administrator
Of the estate Of G. L. Smith, deceased,
was granted refunding order Of
$1,000 for enormously assessed taxes
on personality to te amount of $4,000.
Attorney Mike Powell asked that
an arc light be placed on Chicago
street, near Quincy. Tie matter was
placed in the hands Of the street com
mittee.
w. "A. Wiedebuscl applied for an eX-
tension Of the water main on First
street and the placing Of fire plug,
The water committee was ordered to
look after this matter
Council instructed The city enginee:
and the street committee to consider
the proposition of Morgan Billingsley
to sell part Of the property owned by
| him on Pike street to the city for .
street. Mr.. Billingslea started to build
a fence across the street last week. He
asks $500 for the property. The com
mittee will report on this matter at the
next meeting.
Chief Reed. Of the Fire Department,
was instructed to buy cne hundred
and fifty feet Of hose to be used at the
pump station in First ward. The ex'
pendltures to be charged to the wat
er fund.-
Councilman McNeely presided in
the absence of MayorKInse The coun'
cilmen present were Messrs. DeBolt,
Hutchinson, Amos, Howard, Musgrave
Davis and Robinson.
There will be a special session ol
council on Tuesday night at which
meeting the proposition for the city
building will be considered. In all
probability the Nuzum lot will be
chosen. This lot fronts on Monroe
street to the distance Of seventy feet
and extends back to Parks avenue
The present fire station is located up
on it.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-21
7-r4F EERING 6 TOO thin
LAST MIGHT s WORK
rs ENTIRELY OUT
OFTHE RACE

a reprssentativs Of the West Nir.
u,nian called on Mr. c. Ed. Reed at
his otHes stis morning and had talk
with Sin concerning his proposed can
aIaasy for mayor on the Business
Msf's Progressive ticket. Mr. Reed
taxed Sery freely, frankly and senst-
bIy about me matter. He said he had
bsn approached unottelaIly On the
siblse and had stated to some Of his
fFisnas HAT II non-partisan, business
mems tissetswsre put in the field, he
void not; Sc syerse to being a candt-
dste III fact hs was rather pleased
with die Idea, as several very excel
lent men had pledged him their hear
Il support. But the work Of last
niabt vas too strongly charged
win Democracy to suit Mr. Reed, who
is Republican through and through;
asa some makes the unconditional
stassmsnt to;day that he is out Of the
race sitossthsr.
HE vas apprcached this morning
WIN proposition to the effect that
certain etansesbe made in the eou1-
cil,nsnte nominations, one Republican
10 bs indorsed and a Republiesnto to be
.,,seed 81 the ticket from the Third
ward, but nj. Reed promptly vetoed
hi suggestion, saying that he thought
she bes thlngto be done now, was to
10 ahead and place q Democrat
81 RON the Third and run a Dem,
oeeas orsnayor 50 long as they had
startsd out that way. Ed. slack
taxed ef for council from the
Thltd ward.
JSst whom, their 4Progrssslve-
ness viii select as candidate
fot mayor; now that Mr.. Reed is out
d sas race, Is probIematIeaI. "oee"
satIsy might bs pressed Into the
ssylse as 10 says he is an ex-
psrisneed aring buster" having had
exSesiepee In Pittsburg. II would
Iuss about assWelI be "poe" as any
soay. Is lie ticket is already rldleu-
ioos Is ii is. So, II @poe" Is willing
We aFe, ana We had just as we can
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-21
ElY
FIRST
Ward
LITTLE DAISY BROWN FELL FROM
CHAR CAUSING HER
DEATH.

Daisy Brown, the,little daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Brown, fell from
a chair tHls morning at her home II
the First ward, breaking her neck
death resulting In about twenty min
uses. II is not known how the itttle
one happened to falkbu Il is thought
she had climbed upon the rounds Of a
chatrin order to roacs SIC water pitch.
er which sat on the table, and the
chair probably tilted. Mrs. Brown was
alone al the time and being unable 10
summon assistance, ran with the baby
in her arms to the home Of Mr.. Ed.
Mears, a near nelatbor. The cnild,
by this time, had grown black In the
face and Or. Jamison was hastily
summoned, but bsfore he arrived the
little one died ii, her mothers arms.
DR.. Jamlson made an examination ard
found her neck to be broken: Daisy
was the youngest Of three children
and was almost five years Of age. She
was an interesting, IovabIe child and
her awful death has brought extreme
sorrow to her devoted parents, and
has cast a gloom over the entire
ncIghborhood. Funeral arrangements
have not yet been made.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-21
COMMITTEE
IS NAMED FOR COUNTY
Members Of Board Of Trade.

Members OF Board ot lraae'
j. M. Hartley, NJ. l. Hutchinson,
John A. Clark.
Members Of City Council.
Clarence Robinson, Dr. J. o. Nc
Nicely, 2. F. Davis.
Members Of Merchants Association.
Jas. e. Anderson, s, B, Iseman, Ed.
stemple.
John 7. Bell, B. s. Wilson, l. B.
Glasscock, Duke Brand, Millard Bog,
CESS, Otis Martin, John Fleming.
Union District.
Jacob Harr, Monroe Moran, Howard
Carlow, George Adams Manasa Nu'
Suni, /. T, Hawkins, Samuel Barnes.
Winfield District:
Ezra Morgan, Eldridge Carter, Ma
rion Meredith, Marshall Harris, An
drew Berry, John Galleher, Renza
Morgan.
Lincoln District,
Elmus Toothman, He2ckiah Tough,
Frank Sanders, Elbert Bilingslea,
Aaron MCDANIEL, Richard MILAN,
Thomas Jones,
Pawpaw District.
William Parker. W. m. satterfeld,
A, Hicock, Ryley Davis, John "A. Talk
lngton, David Cunningham, William
Ice. 1
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-21
MITCHELL Al plrrssuRe.
is There to Lead Fight to Gust PrssI.
dent Dolan.

P1TTsBURG, Pa, Feb. 21.-Presl.
dent Mitchell, Of mine workers organ.
,ization, arrived In splttsburg this
morning to takeiup thebattle against
District President Dolan. confer:
.enee With 4 COMMITTEE esenting
Inc miners h nov intpEogre behind
Iciosed doors The hghs gainst poIan
has been waged sincehe voted with
the operators at the iolnt wage CON
ference at indianapolis The ques'
ton at issue is the Quitting Of Dolan
from the once OF DlsHlct President
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-21
S TRINE TALK

PlTTsBuRe, Pa, FEB. 2t.-A gen
eral strike Of the coal miners In tile
bltuminous fields is thought to be al
most inevitable with the situation IN
the anthracite fields an uncertainty,
is the opinion expressed BY President
Mitchell to-day. This mornings con-
ference on the oolan situation lasted
til noon. Was resumed this after,
noon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-21
TRu RusraosaLEs II.
snav,ha cas- Franchise AbsolVed By
Charleston Light and Water
Company.

HA.RLEsToN, W. Va Feb So.-
ma Ksnawha Gas Company has leas-
aail,ofits personal and real property
asseshaents, lease holds. franchise.
@ellsl pipe lines, rights of way and
eoatracts to the Kanawha Water and
fight Company This gives the lessee
monopoly Of the traction, water
att iight situation here and compli-
case thepromise Of cheaper fuel gas
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-21

Agastlnator's Birthday, February 22'
1905 Office Hours.
stamp and General Delivery windows
cpsh from 8 to 10 "A, N, Regular
morning collection and delivery ny
carriers, Evening collection in busl'
nesspart Of city
EoMoney Order or Registry pusl'
asss transacted, No delivery by rl'
eai carriers.
A. HOWARD FLEMING,
Postmaster,
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nlasoIutlon 81 partnerahIp.

Attorneys U. N. Arnett and j. Z.
Kirby have dissolved partnership. Mr.;
Kirby has taken up temporary mead
quarters in the Office Of Attorney =.
"A. Watts. The dissolution came about
rather hastily and apexpe ectedly to.
day, according to report. s
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FuneraI of aeorue ElupJpFj.

Funeral services over the remains Of
George Hupp we're held this fternoona
at theShome % his sister. ms James
IN tuzuni. ol Fourth stree lsey:
sate III ths 1hfis stiaIf Church, CON
dncted ths seFtices ana the remains
were laid Rst u Maple Grove Gem
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-21

4 lt is reported that the sttstnessi
Mems Rrpfessiye psssS ethe Demo
cfats1 nave NAMED EDWARD Slack p
tie ueminee for copnc ciluan in tae
ThiSa ward
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WlllSlnyssslsate Report.

humane ofacer Sample intends Wis.
tang Federal to look after some al
leeed bad treatment accorded to
msiles He received a telephone mes
sase tliis morning but II was rather.
,ague and ne allls Investigate IN per-
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IS YOUR |. NAME.
WRITTEN '.I | There? 4
ALMOST EVERY ONE ELsE's u.s.
WE MEAN ON THE COURT
DOCKET BELOW. a

4 IAEMOSI EVERY ONE ELSE y To-
! we MEAN ON THE COURT
DOCKET BELOW.
The list Of cases on the docket forth
March term Of court is a long one.
1 There are many criminal cases to dis
pose OF besides the civil suits and
ichancery causes. OF course a great
many controversies WIN be continued,
ifor this seems to be the tendency of
the lawyers. Some causes are soold
and bald and hoary that the parties
made complainant and defendant have
| probably forgotten that they ever had
lany grievance sufficient to form
grounds for litigation.
The list as appears on the clerks
docket is as follows:
Fsonles.
state Of West Virginia vs.. AT.
Hill.
! state Of West Virginia vs.. H. T.
Harr.
state Of west Virginia vs.. j. NC.
dray.
/ state Of West virginia vs.. W. H.
Martin.
State Of West Virginia VS.. Charles
F. Keener.
state q West virginia IS. ". il.
Martin,
state Of west Virginia VS.. N. Ha-
yens.
hin.
state Of West virginia vs.. 4, T. T.
Hill.
Cummins.
Smith.
state d west virginia vs.. Wait
Huey.
State Of West Virginia VS.. A. 7.
HHill:
state Of west virginia vs. George
Morris.
state Of west virginia Is. Ed. An.
derson.
state Of West Virginia rs. Harvey
Sine.
State of West Virginia vs.. VIM, i.
IN. Paine.
State of west virginia VS.. John Jen.
Elns.
Ilyane,
6, Mason.
State Of West Virginia VS., w. ]. J.aad
Lizzie B. LoIler.
State Of West Virginia VS.. Joe Graf
ton.
Thorn.
state Of West Virginia VS., Russell
Riggs.
state of West virginia vs.. Joseph
Raber, d
state Of west Virginia Us. B. r.
Brown,
.IFlgla.
state Of West Virginia vs.. Charles
IWarrel alias Charles Wareha and
John Mohorobsky
State Of West Virginia vs.. Herb
Cunningham and Con jenkins.
State Of West Virginia VS.. Charles
Branson.
State Of west Virginia vs. james
A H. Atha.
state Of West Virginia vs., Stephen
searto.
Pyles
4 State Of west virginia VS.. Aodac
IHeadley,
! State Of West Virginia VS. Frank
Ruderllch and Mike Reamer
Y state Of West Virginia VS.. @cudneys
jenkins. ~ 81
state Of West Virginia vs.. james
sease. $s
state Of West Virginia vs.. i. III
male.
State Of West Virginia We. w. p
Bennett and May Klymatl, 81
I. State Of West Virginia vs.. Helen
May Paytons
State Of West Virginia ys; Lacl
Clayton. .il5
state Of west Virginia VI Alfred
Wlthers.
MIsdsneanofs.
( state % yiFginia "
sue b west Yarginia s AiHi
sE65niis
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-21

Mr and Mrs. Watson Barns have
gone to Arkanaas, where they win
make their future home.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-21
PiR'I0GR BUSINESS
Men NAMED DEMOCRATS
MASS MEETING At COURTHOUSE
Last hiletT WAS A FARCE
COMEDY.
Gpocg sA THE ONLY MAN or
FAME AND RENowN FROM
THE NlEAiy's RANKS.

.ipoc, III THE ONLY MAN or
FAM Mo RENoWN FROM
TIE EflEMys RANKS.
ma SIS .ls ,os, AZ ks,s mass n,eol
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y,,Ird conlvenfios twenty minutes
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EGallahne' 81 z @ereu''n' 'n,
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This committee Is to meet w. F.
.Loucks, the National Good Roads,
organizer Of st. Louis, Mo-. at the
Courthouse at Fairmont, Saturday,
Feb Gath at $500 P, NJ, to arrange
for monster mass county convention
to be held at a later date. Every mem
ber Of this committee is urged to be
present at this meeting. Marion coun-
ty needs to be stirred up in this good
roads movement, and after Marion
county has spent her money and ener-
gyi this direction, this organization
will then help in her appeal to the
State and Nation to finish the work.
Agitation, Education and Organization
will be their motto,
sAMR. NuzUM,
Chairman,
j. NJ. JACOBS,
Secretary.
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w. Va p r.. X. 90 VI. B. g o, r H.
Co
p. ~. & p. r. r. Co. VS., Emma NJ
CONTINUED on Fourth P71e'l
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Grant District.

Harrison Manley, jr., John Kenne.
dy George Galleher zeb Reese, G.
LanEam, W. H., Watson, Thomas Lit,
flo
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Manniington District.

C,c, Hamilton, j, F. criss, NJ. NJ,
Martin, Cyrus Gump, E. N. Thomas,
John G. Hawker, P. H, Gangahan,
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Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-06-14
Notice of Publication

Notice is hereby given that at p. m. on the
2lst day OF June, 1906, at Van Wyck, County Of
Boise, State of Idaho, before L. S. Kimball proof
will be submitted of the completion Of works
for the diversion of two cubic feet per seconded
the waters of Hurdy Greek in accordance with
the terms and conditions of a certain permit
heretofore issued by the State Engineer cflhe
State of Idaho.
/. The name of the person holding said per-
nit is 0. R. Hite.
2. The post office address of such person y
Van Wyck, County of Boise, State of Idaho;
3. The number of such permit is 669, ana *
date set for the completion of such WORK y
June 81, 1906.
4. Said water is to be used for irrigationp pun
poses.
8. Said works of diversion will be fully CON-
pleted on the date set for such completlon, anu
the amount of water which said works arr va
pable of conducting to the place ofintendeua% S ~
in accordance with the plans accompanies ss
application for such permit, is W cup~ i'
per second. .,u..r
6. The amount of lands for which saa ws Hsd
is available is 100 acres, particularly desqi nwl
as follows; Lots 2, 3, 10, neH OF swA anu pp"yt
of SEA section 30, tip ID north, range 4 eaSS' 7 p -
JAS. STEPHENSON, JE
may24june21 State Ehsn''''
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-06-14

Roseberry, June II.

Isom Spartan who has the con-
tract for keeping the Warren road
in travelling condition has gone up
to make a trip over it to see what
is needed.
We will soon be hearing the ring
of the anvil in Roseberry. Barney
Gleason has his building up and
has gone home for his tools.
e. Culpepper and Rob Parks
have gone to Boise on business.
They will be gone about eight or
ten days.
G. E. Cox and Ed Nuzman of
Bonanza Flat have gone to Boise
after freight for E. Culpepper.
Albian Ed and G. L. Matthews
have gone to Council to work on
the railway extension.
Fishing is good now in Gold Fork
and some large trout are being
landed.
j. M. Jasper and Walter Watts
are going to Council for freight.
Eugene Richardson has left for
his home at Council.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-06-14
CONTEST NOTICE
United States Land Office,

- @tAAA OAhAOt
Boise, Idaho, May %, 1906.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
IN this office by Sam Henry, Lardo, Idaho,
contestant, against homestead entry No. 6432,
made May 4, 1908, for se4 sec 10, tip I'm, r Be, B.. NJ.
by george Forbes, deceased, Lardo, Idaho, con-
testee, in which II is alleged that "The unknown
helrs OF George Forbes, deceased, have wholly
abandoned said tract; that said tract is not
settled upon and cultivated by said party as
required by law that entryman changed his
residence therefrom for more than ten and one
NAH months since making said entry: that said
helrs OF entryman, deceased, have never resided
on, improved or cultivated said land or caused
SAID land to be improved or cultivated by any
one: that said absence is not due to employ
ment IN the army. navy or marine corps OF the
onlteu states as a private soldier, officer, sea-
man or marine, during the war with Spain.
or during any other war in which the United
States may be engaged"
SAID parties are hereby notified to appear.
respond ana offer evidence touching said allie
gatlon at 10 O'Clock a. II. on July 10, 1906. before
Ihomas b. snyder, o.. S. Commissioner at Mead
oWs, Idaho, and that final hearing will be held
at z O'Clock p. m. on July II, 1906, before the
Register and Receiver at the United States
Land Office in Boise, Idaho.
me SAID contestant having in a proper aff-
davlt filed May %, 1906, set forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal service
this notice can not be made, it is hereby orr
dered and directed that such notice be given Inv
and proper publication.
EDWARD Z. GARRETT, Receiver.