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The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-02-22
Documents Filed For Record.

fOlIOW1ng Is nSC OF documents
filed for record at the county seat
compiled by Abstracter Fred Dysart
John J. Birdno, Wiley E. Jones
Thos. H. Bell and C. D. Reppy incor.
porate Bonita Copper Mining & Re.
duction Co., capital stock, $1,0O0,OOO
Stafford, Arizona.
Geo. Birdno, of Stafford, files pedi-
gree of stallion, Meridian.
Edward Allen, of Pima, files bond
as road overseer of dist. No. 2.
F. C. Alsdorf locates 2 claims in
Copper mt. dist.
Cuprite Copper Co. files amended
location of l claim in Copper mt.
dist.
Tom Larkin to Arthur Murphy,
deed, 5000, 1 mine in Ash Peak dist.
Arthur Murphy, Sr., and wife to
Ash Peak Mining Co., deed, 81, ETC.,
same.
Arthur Murphy, Jr., to Ash Peak
Mining Co.. deed, 81, etc, 3 claims in
Ash Peak dist.
Sylvester Owens to W. A. Pitt,
deed, S472O, NV, "a, S, 81 e.
Henry Hill and wife to W. A. Pitt,
deed, $500, lot "a, blk. /, Hill's add,
Clifton.
Mrs. E. A. Owens to N. J. Sluss,
deed, $780, sw, 81, 8 S, 81 e.
N. J. Sluss to w. A. Pitt, deed, so,
same.
Frank Dysart, admr. estate of Eli.
B. Green, dec, to Luther Green,
deed, $500, int. in sw ne and W ]
Sc, 10, I S, 27 e, and other.
Perry Judd to Joseph Hamblin,
deed. s4OO, lot l. blk. At, Pima.
Drue Underwood locates claims
in Copper mt. dist.
Geo. E. Stevens files proof of labor
on 10 claims in Copper mt. dist.
Alex Mckay to Refugio Gotta, bill
of sale, 5000, house No. 6, F. D. G..
Co., Morenci.
Samuel H. Britton and B. w.
Campbell claim water of Dutch can
yon near sec. Is, 9 S, 26 e.
A. T. Cotton ct al locate oil
placers in Hubbard dist.
James V. Parks, sheriff, to A. D.
Mclean and P. B. Scotland, deed,
$121S.77, 4 claims.
Fernin Hernandez, single, to Julia
Hernandez, deed, 1925, lots Is, 16, II,
Colquhoun add, Clifton.
G. J. Nelson to Wood Poland, deed,
$40, of 3 claims in Greenlee dist.
Consolidated Gold Mt. Mining Co.
files proof of labor on 9 claims in
Rattlesnake dist.
Mrs. Alice Pomeroy to Chas. L.
Pomeroy and Mr.. Bond, deed, 81, sw,
sec. Is, 7 s, 26 e.
Chas. L. Pomeroy ct al to VIM. H.
and Levi A. John, deed, 5000,
same.
Victor Bervasconi, to Alex Nor
wich and 1, bill of sale, $500, house
No. A c $40 and furniture, Morenci.
Chris. Fritz to Hugh McKeen,
power of atty, general.
Jose R. Lopez to Jesus Cuaron, bill
of sale, $3.50, house No. 265, A. c. Co.,
Morenci.
Jesus Cuaron and J. Padilla to
Gila Valley Bank & Trust Co., bill of
sale, 5000, same.
Jose NJ. Grijalva to Gila Valley
Bank & Trust Co., bill of sale s125,
house No. "A A, c. Co., Morenci.
Quon Dick to J. D. Tyree, bill of
sale, $4OO, house No. A 40, D. C. Co.,
Morenci.
J. D. Tyree to Gila Valley Bank &
Trust Co., bill of sale, $500, same.
P. G. Little, probate judge, to
Kare Ernest Leuschke, deed, lots 3S
and 80, San Francisco townsite.
Rt. Rev. H. Granjon, trustee, to
Karl Ernest Leuschke, deed, s1OO,
same.
Cuprite Copper Co. file amended
locations of and files proof of labor
on same and on Is claims in Copp. mt
dist.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-02-22
Frightfully Burned.

Chas. w. Moore, a machinist, of
Ford City, Pa, had his hand fright
fully burned in an electrical furnace.
He applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve
with the usual result: ga quick and
perfect cure" Greatest healer on
earth for Burns, Wounds, Sores,
Eczema and Piles. 25c at all drug
gists,
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-02-22

1t would have been much harder on
Colonel Mann if he had had more
reputation to lose.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-11
Is KILLED w"iLe AT MANzuVsRs
Another Ces at the Aust,n Camp.
Makinq Taree Deaths 10 Date.


Austin, Tex. aug. l1.--Two deaths
occurred at Camp Mabrv Wen ',oay,
making three since t,dc,al n1JlI.za.
tiou mere on July 20
Jesse Caut.ss, al Fort WORTH, al.
tached 70 troop X, OF the FRS, cavalry,
L. S. A.. was shot during ,ae maneU.
ycrs in tae mountains at o'clock
ard died shortly after noon lmmcdi.
ately following his death the mancE.
vcrs were called Of. and the trOp,
returned to camp All the men are
supposed 10 have had blank cartridges
IN their guns a, the time and II =
not known how the Killing occurred
The other death was tina, Of Rugcr
W. LOckhart, OF Dallas, who was a
member of the First Texas Battery
holl artillery. He was hurt n is
stated In personal encounter before
be arrived camp Monday morning
and upon It being asccrtaiued tha' ne
h.d been badly hur, he was srut 20
the city hospital whore hc died i'.-
death was NOT duc % ANY trouble
while I'm camp however
Ar investigation villa Ice made a. 10
II e killing Of Caul.,s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-11
su,neetsd Men DISCHARGED.

Union :. C.. Aug IN. David L.
English. 0i Huntsville, =. G.. J. Rioh
ards English and two negroes, John
saron ana John Renwick. charged
with the murder ~ Nose Hughes.
whose body vas found In the Tiger
river. June Z. were discharged Wed
nesday on the ground of insufficient
evidence. The negroes afterwards
were bound over rs witnesses In the
cases. Letters wers produced TO show
that " ID Smith. the name by which
Douglas English. now out ON bond.
had gone tn Atlanta 10 avoid detec'
ton. knew the details Of the murder
NJ Hughes
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-11

Omaha Neb. Asg te,--FTvs etit
dssa % Teornas o'D4nseis. - seypaoar
para. a aasaFb - OSAKA. psrisAsa as
Wednesday crwaias n . Sra. whtes
Ssasfoye1 Ias fHnaiT Fesitsu@e Mfs
OTanisss wks seriously bsfAes. aa1
may 90 spcosef. an4 her b1E1Sat
ess bs6ir baraes r. 60 slssss = seff
~ 1en.|5 TAnt lvisa.1e f<IIH&
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-11

Macon. Ga. Aug ~ Perry James.
negro who Nas AIRED upon at the
Pine street bridge boarding place Of
4. W. Braswell over a week ago ~
he was attempting to burGlariEe the
house died a, the city hospital A. the
result ~ a wound 10 the hip lie
vas ar, thought not Ia have been
s~rIouAiy hurt. bat blood poison set
Ia aud there wss not relief James
had enough burglary charges AShins,
him waiting for hlu recovery 10 have
made hm Q felony prisoner far beyoad
tho psrtOd of his natural life
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-11
ns-s.l.n Singer ssnskss os.s.

Memphis. Tsnn. Aug i0.--Ths bsay
Of the hSsivs singer. Juan y ntsssss
Of tho Royal Hawaiian basa. wAe
dropped dead Of heart disease Tsss
lax af,~rpoon Wills reading . ssws
pApsr In ala room IN his hsasi. stli
b SHIPPED probably FRIDAY aorsisE
tn lhDEoiula Coz bartai Dsvasds
uas ose Of he original nsmbsrs %
ths kasathua Ctes club. whtsA tssf
"a this ooaalFy 10 lace ~ tAsi tifAs
~ plsyea TIE kHssls. . sma1 est
"A, u Native workmanship
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-11
Eclk Wants Good Roads.

S'UfsNI'c Mo. Aug l0--FOIk
will ask I've next general assembly
% pass law by which the retail H.
Gunl interests wiz he taxed Tor the
benefit ot The public highways Tie
plans to have each dram shop 10 pay
q license ~ Seo0 year, the fund
created ~ be- used tn build goOd roads,
h,ruuug with two great free high
way. across the state. one from Kan
"a, cay To s. Louis the other from
lon IA The Arkansas line.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-11

Chattanooga Aug 10 a special ~
the Times from MoFris,O~n. Tenn
says that James Brady. a local Hap
tat minister. died In the county jail
from hydrUphobla Bfriy had been
bitten by h. v~n Do. which was sOOb
after killed \ fee days iaisT. Bfs
~ Developed symptoms " FabLra
became unconlroi.abip. and VA placed
In . csli Ia restrain him.o lie suffer
~ feaffully
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-11
arx.n Acc.n,a Invitation.

New York. AnS 10 Former L. 3.
Senator James Smith, Jr.. announced
Wednesday thai he had received let.
ter from william J Bryan from Lon
don, accepting an invitation to speak
IN Newark. Sept l. The iaien'ion IL
10 have Mr.. BRYAN make three Ouidoor
speeches. after which be- will go t.
Jersey City to oil engagements there
Colonei AleKAnd"r Troop. treasurer OF
the committee in charge Of the ar
rangements FOG the reception Ia Mr.
Bryan has engaged John { Collins.
Of New Haven. who Al one time Nofk
Cd With the late Dwight !. Moody.
tAs evangelist. 10 assist 10 raisins
funds TO defrAy the expenses of the
recanfion
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-11

kaosviIIs. Asa 10 PTeshlsat lao
hliehsil u ths unitsa Mas wofksfs
% Amsgtss. Thafsday addressed ths
Ipaaf eoasss,lSn ~ soal minsfs aaa
SpsFssoss - District NJ 10. ihslad.
lad minss 0f Esat fsaHsssss and
Southwestern ksf ar NJ MifeAei'
eastbsa~d bath sidss ~ snefeiss e0a
sssvaiism 81 sogs.i business lidxs,
meat b. sas,f a-sgilaiions aad a.
fiasd bgia ~ ofsOaFU ~ mas eoa.
sssshgss IA sshaif ~ peace ssa ar,
mDaT fhgaaEhgat ths aissfiei Sc
efsa.elsa sAs tlale sasa niflass SD
~ kenis wiii b. ~ mege Isl sad va
vEl nagH 80 = - a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-11
Gave Hu Tie to Save o,rl.

G.oI MS, IA. ~ iirury u
Suu. u,'a secretary of iclulr col
pa, appd - T,t,s died "wednesday
% exposure In h,. cnrrts Ia rescue
$780,. Ru,. NorlwuDr nom drowning
.' I.'. t,.,.t l'r Vas horn iu
DH.m WH.r,. m- father, IN Arthur
-u... .. 90. been m,ssiunhr,
fu,.p l.s . nov hnuui from
,I.E ~ America
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-11
Nenro Aesallant CAPTURED.

Atlanta Ca, \ng f. AN'r"N
Ba.a.. who cuHmi e. th, nurdcrous
assault upon patrulwau Coyiua'pu. y'
the intersection of Hu'',r street ard
College Place. at l1.}I uu III" morn
m, of Npr'l e.. has been captured no
Chattanooga The officer was pa 90
me hi, heat nj Midnight when "a bur
gar attempted 10 break IN q house
n,aro running swiftly passed tuc
officer who gave chase. Ia the char'
he revolver ~ the olNcc' t".l ou' ut
N,- rocket. and when the tu-i Csc Wu,
finally uycrhaulcd, haud.tnhand en-.
counter cnsucd. in which the negro
s,Clcd the officer In the abdomen, and
cen cred him unconscious The negro
finding IRE pir'o' returned and hrci
w. -'ots NJ the prosirn'c form ~
re policeman, one ball grazing he
temple and tho other one striking his
arm. The negro. thinking he had
kirod me of1ccr. fed end had NOT been
seen or heard OF until his capture In
Chattanooga
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-11
Religious Maniac Leaps Into Fire.

WINWuud Va, NUg IN. a spnsa.
uruu, a,iomtp ~ suicide oCcurrc dhrr
Wednesday Edward G. Hulwer. an
employ, 1T ~ american Tobacco
romluu, 'ucd ~ crcmato himself Nv
mmp,us into thc furnace under '9r
nnilcr az one OF the company facto
'!as tie was dragged out before be-
vps finally burned Religious mania
. a.,pu,d as ~, cause IT thTHC'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-11

Jacksonville, Fla, Aug ~ \ ralu.
storm "wednesday u'vn, C1Is'd much
damage b> the washing out Ut street
AMI sidewalk Water ~ the resi-
donre portion ~ the cit, IN 80 high
that boats ar. Gpatlug here today Fac
sorics depending on wa,erpowrr have
been compelled "a close down The
dsma1c also extended 10 the tobacco
piantA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-11

,...u,d Na.... \uk to Nlih
rH.I ,Nu1 pupr Du a..ulancr he
nicotine. o. D.r Nouur,d ,uui,rrn,r
We. resumed 'rr, Thursday The
&c.. g. G. Campbell Nurstu. ~ I.un'
c,E continued hr ai,'cs- un me
'Ioob, 1T l,Iucu,. Rev ! Iuhn
30. uutn+,. ct Cambridge, England,
l.,' uouiher tain N his series On
"ruc Hupk ~ NJ luhu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-11

Atlanta AUG ~ la a DYING caBdi
lioh ffom an overdose ~ m0VhiBr.
Guy 7. Branch. ~ - CsnifaI plarr
Sas found Oo an island il ths ga
tshooehes river near uhsfe Peach
tree crerb Istsvs%eis b. eDubiy on,eef.
Wednesday, srsrHDh IIraBsh sa'
brOgsh, into the city over . river rsr
and placed In tAa Ofady hospital
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-11

Nv Verk. Anx. fe-vt.rEnt0 10
% vho sASs his uifs 10 death aae
thsu osmnift>d suicat~ said IN rs
ansssnaEsen afai~@4us thas - ssS
Aas xass beenzsp sks rsfunsd - maks
Alsa snp e e1ese Waep feat
~ paxs 4. ensf efl~s ! ~ esqs
s ~ s4 = 49, 'e1st
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-11
tYCSK Of MOB
SAME AS MURDER
Judge Declares All Members of
Lynching Party Guilty.
MOSS WORK is CONDEMNED.
Judge long. Of Rowan County Court,
Very Severe In Dsnuneiation Of tho
Infatuated Mob That Lynehd the Ne
aroea at Salisbury
orOes at saIlSbury

Charlotte, y. C.. Aug. 10. Judge
/ nug callvI Rowan cour, To order at
SALISBURY at the usual hour Nrtnes'
LAY barring the Nc'ptdR Ut MS EN-.
pagcmru, VITA It 40 tas hour It was
au unnecessary a,,oioA. lar sraud
Jutl has not made u prvs'utmont nt
tnt case ahaiuV Gcurgv Han, VINO IL
known lu be- one ut the men leading
the mob 10 its death dealing work
ct torture aud mutIlatIon, Another
au.J has bven made aud IN" oNl'
U,u,r AGAINST a trluW hN the uamu of
IIue, H. being worked up
Sulicitur Hammer h. bclng urged
tu rt,c,rl with at, Nurh against llah
IN, people wish lo see an example
mai, Of hlm auI u.e rial concluded
NaIr 'a, military a here TO protect
h,. nu! Gu, town
Ibt, LouE wa, Hlll harder ou tho
nlur N,du,eUl, iir said
Ilr court o. informed that kiua
man eft ne, mu,dor,l people plead
VITA NAT band 81 Cdi luruat- aud mur.
l,,,r, tu l,f tic law prnrrud Any
man. whu' aided aud ab,ttrd ia that
Nuchlug MAS suilN at wuul"t IA th"
nrel dogrer AUy man who save
encouragement 10y Woti ur pt,s,ucr,
ut ruok any part In A. WIS guilty ~
n,ur lot In the nr,, degree
"lh, question nov IL slIuIkN
ph,.u'r ~, law shall Ne enf1Hud by
lat courts ur rs mob aud Rowan
count, should ~ mau take a stand
on thu proposition Whom aiftoi 10
the bot nm you Nill rnd. ~ have
said bcfuro that Uo man ~ character
sui standing Vas IN tiat mob I
am gu,nE ~ perform NY duty ~
sce a. aud have nu fear | aald be-
fore I had approhsnd'd any trouble
tpat the Law ~ the lan dwaa stronger
than any local mob dO not take
that back. otWithsthndlng the shots
about my ears that night The mills
~ the EoIs Erind slowly, but they
grind exceedingly nhs
The honor and integrity ~ nO
wAn must be- preserved
Tho grand jury hen retired 10 itA
De libsrailuE ruom ani the slttlng vas
over
The three companies ~ militia ara
stlll on duiJ arpund tho Jail and the
town ~ Salisbury l. practically under
military ruls bat beyond tho srfsAt
~ Crrss thor. have been no isvsloR
men'a
Fesiins ran hlEh In Salisbury AEain
Thufsda} whsh hrws reached hare
that the harm ~ the farm ~ Isaac
Ljcrli ipt tho murder ~ whose fam
~ me three nsEri~a Ssrs iyhshsd
hsrs Nohday niEhi. vas burned short
~ AFTER midnight presumably by the
friend. ~ no HesrO iyaehsd
T~o nurse. ssFs 80 badly burned
tha' tAs, bai IN be sh1t The mili
ga 10 s,ii On fuii guar liHs the jaii.
sni fouf' boass The ease ~ fhs
slssri ltnchsTs under arrest DFobs
by gill ~, bs tAksH up At THE tsFue
~ court
GeoFEs Halt tbs sFst maa arrested.
ds'irss 20 sabmIt 10 . shaTes u oon,
spifssY. the masimam psnalty fof
sbish 10 9 ssatsess Ia the Bsaltsasl.
arr n 10 sspsetsd masy Isdiet.
mssts viii b. rstsrnsd by the sraad
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-11
EvssIo. Of Requirements = Fs'ony.

TOpeka. KAna.. Aug- 10. W Rad
ford. state grain Inspector who hAa
returned from Mexico. where he made
Investigations. asserts that he found
eouelusivs evidence thsi several Kan
Gas City grain dealers substitute ihfs
nor gTades a. wheat sstsr the state
grain Inspection department has In
npscisd and given grades oa the grsiH
IN cara Nc RaAf0td vii ssk Tat
The legisiafsFs pass q lsv. @skihs
tais non % eyasioa a Inspeesioa -
azi7smesfs = felony
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-11

caIsfs. Ala Ass ~ JTosH Mar
sssl aam FHiiOn sas sha~ AL kiilsd
b. Negro h0bo Ta~sasy aiGht o.
~ ~ 0f.Ost Ths @sfshsi Attempt
80 o. srtrt 60 hFsfD fof ssAhna .
Ffaa o. a issi4ss fsln The eggf9
En1AeaE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-11

MAsoa. Ga. Aas io,-~H Isnss
prospsroas Aad vslttSds msmsf
u rfixEsTala. brOashi tbs srs' bale
o. c0st0n ~ the ssas0a to kssSh
" ssnssAay Ths Rsv bale vsa q
Gooi 0ss asa eontsissA . Sac quality
0f iAs siAeis Ttss market vss sO
tsstsa. he eo,tDn FsmainiHE JET 90
b. sOia
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-11

go t"f''rl in.o u lengthy discus.
sUr0 gs ~ we frc'sht rate discrlmina.
20, against Ccorrm saying that the
hrlVg ana extending VI this road
wuls protect Ne state.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-11
SITUATION IMPROVES
t. IN CARS EMPIRE
Numbers of Guards Return to
Summer Camps.
COURT CIRCLES MUCH RELIEVED
Resumption Of Work at Moscow Was
Complete Thursday But Arrests Of
Aoitators and Chief Of Working.
mems Organization Continue,

st. Petersburg, Aug lO.-ln view
OF an Improvement In the situation
a number Of the guard regiments have
already returned TO their summer
camp at the Taarkoc.Sclo. The EN-
peror has arranged 10 o there Sat
urday and sg,"d ay, DAYS. These
imperiu. visits 10 the guard camps
are gala occasions and are always
marked win festivities, t.ea'rlcG.S.
banquetting aHd toatirg among the Va.
rious regiments. The empress yacht
winch has been undergoing repairs
Tor two years, steamed 10 Poicr"bu
last night, l,Ld.ns 10 the belief ina,
the illp,l-. family Will soon mahr
their Postponed N.a., ~ Finish va
tiers.
Court circles are greatly relieved
by the prospect Of period o' calm
which viii give tlr government an
opportunity To luavgura'e ''s program
The r. s,ia today says Il 4. the In.
teniion o. The government u fr'f O.
counter revolution with the same en-.
ergy It has been waging war against
the enemies of society and expresses
the hope tat moderate public opinion
equally hostile - both extremes, viii
grow rapidly
The Noyor Vremya. taking as It's
text III cfailure to employ summary
executions as "A datprraut % mutinies,
complains that for years The govern
men, has not known how to employ
firmness
The uourse Gazette makes the
startling charge tdat much ~ The rev
olu;lonary i. ton conducted among
the sailors at Crunstadt, was the uni.
versity girl students who frequentef
public houses patronizei by the sail.
ors in order 10 bring them under their
influence.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-11

Moscow, Aug. l0.-The resumption
of work here vas complete Thursday
but arrests OF agitators and chiefs OF
worlmen's organizations con lnue.
Many Of the more active ~ the work
men have been expelled from the city.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-07-20

! Inlhe Probate Court Of Lincoln Conn
" idaho.
In tie Matter Of the Eslaieo: james
G. Reynolds, deceased
Noricei hereby given that, in pur-
su,nce If az order of the Probate Court
Of Lincoln County. Idaho, made on the
l2thof April. 1906. in tie matter OF the
estste Of james G. Reynolds. deceased
the Jude signed administrator Of said
estate, viii sell, at private sale, to The
highes, bidder, for cash. and subject to
confirmation by the said Probate Court,
all the rIeht. title and interest Il said
James G., REYNOLDS, deceased, 1T the
time Of his death. and all The right, title
and interest acquired by said estate. by
operation ii law otherwise, Of. in or to
the following descrbedfeal estate lowt:
Lot Ten in Block Two according to ~
Plat Minieioka Townslte, Lincoln Coun-
ty. Idaho. Terms AID conditions Of sale
cash. Deed at expense of purchaser.
Bids must be accompanied by ten per
cent Of the purchase price bid.
Also said administrator will sell to the
highest bidder the folloaing personal
property. to-wl: cases Paul Jones
Whiskey. Two cases OF Rex aud Rye
Whiskey. Ten Gallons Brandy; Twenty
two Gallons Of Blackberry Brandy, and
certain saloon lixtares, appraised as $25.
00 and gin appraised at $40 90; all said
property being stored and kept on the
buil,lirg on theabove described lot al
Minidoka, Idaho. Terms cash, deliver
able to purchaser at said place.
Notice is hereby given that said adj
miuistraior viii receive and accept bids
for said property, after the first publica-
ton Of this notice. until Two o'clock p.
m. on the 2lst day of July. 1906. at
which time sale will be made All bids
must be in writing aud sealed and left
At The law office Of Gray & Bovd, Cook
Clock, Pocatello, Idaho. All bids must |
be accompanied by ten per cent of the
amount bid.
Dated this S0th day Of June. 1906.
n O. FRANELIN,
Of he Estate OF James G.
Reynolds. deceased
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-07-20
Take Heed.

'In less than three years, said
n visitor to our village last We'd
nesday, "Shoshone will be one OF
liyliest towns in Idaho. 1t is
bound to come and if the residents
.oi sho.hone will take hold OF all
the advantages offered them prior
10 lhat timo they will find that
they have been instrumental in
the upbuilding Of one OF the largest
towns in southern Idaho. Sho-
shone has advantages now that
other towns in the state have been
trying to get Tor years and have
failed and with these and the new
ones coming Aat are inevitable
Shoshone has n future before it
that few can realize at present.
These remarks were made by a
gentleman whom we know to be on
the inside OF snany large enter
prises throughout this section Of
the state and also know that state
ments made 10y him can be given
their full worth. A gentleman
present during the above state
inent asked him, before he made
The above assertion, ii he thought
that Shoshone would reap the ben
eiits from this certain enterprise
within ten years. The informant
smiled knowingly and rcplyed that
il would l,c within three years at
the most.
When asked by the reporter just
the nature Of the enterprise and
when active operations would com
mcncc on the same. the gentleman
REPLIED that while he could ans
wer the questions positively at
this time it would rot DO wise to
do So. but that within sixty days
they would be prepared to make
their plans known for publication
The residents OF Shoshone, and |
more especially the commercial
club, should take heed OF the
a ,ove and be ready at any time to
co ,e with any advantage that
sho I'D be offered.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-07-20

any pressure A layer Of concrete
on the bottom will prevent seepage
under the dam. The dam is con-
structed OF concrete and stcct.
During the summer the Snake
gets low, but a reservoir being
built by the government further
up The river, viii furnish water
during tho dry season. Lakes
along the river will furnish an cx-
ira supply when needed. The
dam will not only back up enough
water to irrigate the 10000 ac.es
Of land. but viii furnish 10000
horsepower. This will run faeto-
ries and furnish a light plant and
strrt car system with power when
built. Onc-half the acreage to be
watercd will be supplied by the
gravity system. The other half
will be supplied by pumps"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-07-20
Lac Ir.sh National And.

Coed luck 10 the Aisle. Americas bird,
That stands for the land O. The freei
FalN I'm not the wan 10 be ~ silf 4. y ord
ihatd ruffle its ieatscrs. e,ot mel
7 m proud o the bird as I'm proud O.
the land.
An gi9d 70 be unde. It's wing
lut there IS another bird aiqually grand
Whose p.ais-ss II wishfs TO slng.
Now lot .ye not Duciier yer face Nid
sl.le.
IT'S soberest truth that we've got
national bird IN the Emerald Isle
That's aisily king O. the lott
Az national bid" lie is certainly
that
Though others may claim him az times.
He's busiest most wild the fortunes OF
Pat
A. home an, in far-away cllmes.
All taix tbs Che Irish thaS love him the
IN welcome h:s favQrs tke most;
The mans not true Irish that has him
FOR guest
Without feelin' pyord to be host.
He seeks out the irish rayssa-c.ess O.
place
At lone or abroad IN New york
So here's 20 tie National Bro of the
Here's hip. hip hpsrahl'' FOR the storls
=; \. DAILY in Catholic Standard and
Times.