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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-22
saaaen Death o. Or. o. IA. Riee.

VLs n Rice died Monday morning Of
- 80 failure az Mrs. Ellen Clevelands on
.'s-l street where he had boarded sever
= vars. he had been suffering with
-. trouble for some time. but retired
..-lay night feeling As well as he hsd for
=, l-si two or three weeks. Monday
55alng about Eve o'clock Mrs. Cleve-
~. leafd him making 8 peculiar noise
- en- entering his room found him
sss.salhing with difficulty aud unconscious.
=. a. unable TO arouse him and at once
~ llled d. A.. B. smith, but be was
- he1 TIE physician reached him
f. -aa passed away without a struggle,
rs..' ~ gong 70 sleep. His age was D
- NJ, months. = DAYS.
=. "a. Z. nice was one Of the finest dentists in
a.e aud had been in practice here
- nan thirty years. He studied with
=. Ale Dr. Fred ". Emery and was 10
,.slesrsaip with him for a short time.
$50 81. Emery sold out to DR.. Rice.
t-T5.v lee then was In the old Tarbell
a.-1s he moved from there 70
E---s building and occupied what later
- me %. a. r. hall. after which be
49, t9 Ehe then new apartments over
- store. Here be formed a partner
~ ll ID. Fred L. BeckwIth, which
=1 Tor five years. being dissolved
49, n.y. becEwith remaining in the
49, ,-o-k and Dr. Rice moving to Tbs
=s.. - larly occupied By the late C. "
5--4s RI tae Bacon building. When tbs
we'd 70 rs new quarters IN tbs
-s-t-. es nr. Rice purchased the olo
- .-..ling and had occupied il sincs
@s aEee
@ vas e kind hearted, hones'
49, ~ ready 20 help q friend. an IN
a- sehauIe and a tine workman
greatly missed IN this commu'
as BE- has lived and Frsctised 81
r- tie left one brother. Truman
49, % hayerhiiL Mass. who arrives
r- -sral Of Dr. Rice viii BE- held TIN
60 afternoon Ct . O'Clock in tn
~. -alrehr Rev. George +. Lake ofiici
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EAST sRAINTREE.

Oantata Joseph by Randolph talent al
Dubois & GAYS hall, Randolph, THURSDAY
and Friday evenings OF this week.
w.D. Boyoe lost a horse last week.
Mrs. Berniee Fisher of Brushton, \. Y,
visited at E. F. Martins recently.
stanley Eells and Ralph Martin OF
Rochester visited at ;. A. Hutchinson's
last week.
Misses Anna and Bessie Copeland, who
have been visiting relatives at Randolph
Center, returned home last Thursday.
:. A. Hutchinson and son, Ralph, went
TO East Bethel Monday to visit al WIZ
Hutchinson's Ralph remained for
longer visit.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-22

We. the undersigned. DO hereby agree 20
-.frtr,s me money on q 60-cent bottle Of
Greene Warranted syrup Of Tar II 4
fails 10 cure your cough or cold We ais
rnsranfee a 25-cent bottle % prove salts
factory or money refunded.
A h. Hood & son, Chelsea.
An. King 4 son, Tunbridge.
4. A. Wight, North Funhridge.
: h. Buell. a Co., South STAFFORD.
A. IL. UdaH & son, STAFFORD.
Frank Durkoe, Pittsdeld.
{. W. Brigham a son, Fittsnela'
Fred Morrill,, Pittsheld.
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--,z f1-sph French is now gaining
I'D sa Hs Is able 70 cit up about bali
aly
q, and W-.. VIII Dexter 90 10 Milford,
ri rzrt seek. wher Mr. Dexter Is 70
q i5r A. j. Fisher,
n. Mary Charah has returned from
g,.f-s rhere she had been visiting her
Tier. A. e. Carpenter
VIC. Holmes was appointed guardian for
-. Thomson by Judgs W. II. Mich
Ftsa la gas here lsst Thursday.
1zs-.sfr Horace Monkey went TO Barre
-. rsss looking airer Joseph Lom-
a.1. Ta1 Is sick and dependent Tor sup
~ lu1l tl i1Au.
81 members 90 George Washington
a. So 6. aud a. NJ, attended q
z-1lr NEE. Iag ei Jackson Lodge al West
FsrF lls Thursday evening and report
o. E.1Fat.l time.
Hsl- g1rss 81 Montpelier and Miss
s-zs Fsseta-st 0f Chelsea were married
q he bone ai the brides parents on
sna Mza street sunday evening al 6
.1es Ell Rev Lewis y Moody.
Vr1Ha Mrs Harry q. Corwin Of Low
Mass. Charles e. CorWia and Miss
F5a s. JarWlg 90 Boston, who had been
- 90 -az their mother. Mrs. ]. A. Z
-g.a. returned t0 their homes yesieF-
a Mrs laFHius condition remains
~ Jos.
Nash Basie of Washington has
- engaged % carry on the town farm
s Coming EeaE Mr Beede was there
,ts 7alrs Gra aal gave excellent satisiac-
ia U IwHF A. BaeEa m. who has car
re- 01tHe town farm the past year. has
aass1s aFU Ht Bradford Tor three years
U1FI now tbsrg Apr lst.
orUE-sHe1Fle need not Be surprised
e iry sing This spring or summer 20 b
1a'a. tFa troop % cavalry from Fort
Li-E Alsl The Daily Globe says orders
ht ben issued from the war depart
sz' ta- tae entire command 10 make
-z-E marches through this state, New
ta-is1'-t and Massachusetts, during tht
,Hs sesss1. Ihis i done that the
fe-s Way become acquainted with tbs
frY Advantages q the country and the
-ss'5lf roads
,,--f IS. H ~prsgue arrested Austin
Daniels 1i Washington March 6th on
y tlarre rf unnecessarily failing 10 pro-
G -E stt with sufficient food, drink,
'2s4eE % protection from the weather, and
7il't Justice George l.. stew be pleaded
guilty. and The case vas continued "a
Aa',a llt1. A jury being requested by
Is ds.aneer they Were accordingly drawn
e -, Co ihe Daniels farm IN Washing
g % UsR The situation for themselves
t-s case occupied Tuesday afternoon and
as-1fslay forenoon. The case went q
Is igry O. l2-l o'clock. The jury were
y2l scout On hour and a half and returned
.stilisi o. guilty and recommended leni-
81! on the pert q the court. The couri
.-s2ss1 tas % s. end costs, amounting
y scout 500 states Attorney NJ. Nj
a-,21 Of Randolph appeared for th'
,.,5.elii0u, and J X. Darling Of Chelsel
y, tas respondent, who took an appeal
~ l'aflihg oocsme bail for the respond
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We Recormeno

r5v-sIl-C4rav's warranted laxative cough
md cold cure. because Il contains no NOR
Dbine 81 other habit forming drug, but
4oss contain the best ingredients known
10 medical science for coughs and eolos
80 vii nav back your money II not salts
factory.
Fred +. Bryan, Randolph.
II. A. Leonard, Randolph.
A r. Hood a. son, Chelsea-
AN. King & son, Tunbridge.
CA. Wight, No. Tunbrldge-
Y. A. Grant, Bethel.
r. i. Clshin, East Braintree-
r. e. Bstohellor, West Brsintree.
A. u. Wells. Randolph Center.
j. w. Fargo. Randolph Center.
Nv. Psrmenter, Brookheld-
E.E. Martin, BrOokheld.
q NJ. Miller. Bethel.
n. j. Sargent & Son, South Royalton.
-. o. Goodno. Rochester.
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PETH.

Fred Lane has taken the Spear farm and
moved there.
f. H. Cleveland was in Barre several days
last week on business.
II. \. Burnham Of Roxbury wss IN town
last week on business.
Mr.. Ryder has sold to Austin Archer ms
farm, known as the Pratt place. Tor 80.
W.E. Eastman has finished work Tor ".
:. Archer ana moved 10 East hanooiph-
r L. Bass. who has been away the greater
Part Of the winter, was a home sunday
and MOndsy.
Mr.. Ryder's law case against Mr.. Flint
bss lust been settled, Mr.. Ryder receiving
= 10 and Mr.. Flint having the costs 70
pay.
M. \. Richardson, one Of the Oldest men
n town, is very sick al bis sons FRANK,
and fears are entertained that be may not
recover.
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Memorial.

Burton Austin, infant son Of Fred L.
and Leila ID Flint. died March II, ageo
months, p days.
In he death Of little Burton, a life has
been cut short that, al its beginning,
srr,eared TO be full OF promise. When
bput six weeks old, be was taken with
severe cough that deied medical treat
ment. although everything that loving
bands aud patient hearts could do Was
Sone to sllay his sufferings and stay the
Angel Of Death. At times, as he appeared
better. great hopes we're entertained q
his ultimate recovery; but our heavenly
Father. " no doeth all things well, had
NAKED our tiny bud to bloom in the
saC3arisn Of Iife.n With loving kindness
He eased his sufferings and gave him rest.
Gone from his home and parents.
on hoW caa We have "a -
oar dear little Burton Austin
Whom sc cherished here below
We cherished TIE smiles he save rs.
Fur they we've tst,m u W a'A1.H
Ths.v bnoye "a o. Up with courtae
Fr,ln uhleh Ne were fain O. depart
vat A. closely We watched our darling
For We c1uid bot watch ana pga4
We saw with hesrtaf De ala sfirfeN
mat be soon uouid De taken away
rsken again T. TIE divers arms
Away from suffering, sarreA ana sifiies
waited e. Him tF % angel ue'st
To be- fegSed with CROW q q me.
YES crowned by the hand q 1esus
For HIS promise & -afri1 siNr4
rs srHar little ones tu GONE unfa hsnlf
sFl5r ID such t. the klu-dam sf Heaven
Ana nos. A. Is angel 20 trightue-s
VIA the dear ones gone before
he waits and watches aua Dee si-
10 - from the golden shore.
wae on sore. bleeding hearts uau e. .ili'ft7
Yes. a halm from tia,i : o. = la'ls-
| Thar shall zusf lain and uIih1la ~
I'm We Join that angel band
ABB
OAsTo7TA a..
81. Ia h1d la Hss NSsE baAgti
s.s;;.,s &1hzZzAu
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= Scientific Woooer.

E,-.-- --fes that stand 70 its credit make
= - : Arnies salye q scientific wonder.
s-rsa E. R. Milford. lecturer for the
ris.zls q husbsndry. Naynes boro. Pa,
- ttlessing case Of piles. Il heals the
- Darns, sores. boils, ulcers. cuts,
= .---ssr ehuhlsins and salt rheum. Only
49, 80 ale BY II. A. Leonard and r. E.
-ik-ns Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-22

Yield quickly to the wonderful curetiYe
and healing qualities OF Foley's Honey and
Tar. Ii prevents pneumonia and CON
sumption from hard cold settled on the
lungs. Sold BY II. A. Leonard. Randolph,
and q a. Deugmore, Chelsea.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-22
THE
PRUDENT MAN

THE prudent, far-seeing
\ man lays the foundation
of a fortune much as a
mason builds the foun-
dation Of a house-one
stone at a time. The man
who neglects to lay the
first stone will never have a
completed wall, and the
man who neglects to save
the first dollar will never
be we'll do. Many peo-
pie live up to their income
with never a thought of
saving for the rainy Gay.
Many people never begin
to save because the first de-
post must be small, and yet
small deposits made regu-
larly will soon make a res
pectable bank account.
May we suggest that this
Bank is always glad to vel
come the account Of the
small depositor : One dol
Tar opens an account.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-22
A Guaranteeo Cure For Piles.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding
piles. Druggists are authorized TO refund
money il PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure
10 10 "a days SOC.
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Chelsea Home News.

40 ErxBY. Local Editor.

r-s.z afC. r. Moalton under Ran
r. sgsiI notices II
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-22

pRAS's RHEUMATIC PILLS absolutely care
RRsunattsm Neural ga. kRsirsly vegetables afs
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-22

Auction Sale.
~naHa. paallc auction % the prem,
am sfoek. tools and household
...-4l-s F.a5zv. March q, at 10 O'Clock
He
; r Esp HHHsHp. Chelsea West Hin.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-22

"a dose in time saves lives" DR.. Wood s
Norway Pine Syrup, natures remedy for
coughs, colds, pulmonary diseases OF every
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-22

WAxrED.-A reliable young man to
work in a general store. n
GEORGE A. LAIRD.
Csntata Joseph produced by Ran
doIph talent at Bethel Town hall Monday
evening. Mar. %.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-11-17
THE LE5ssLATuhE
Personnel OF the Next SESSION.
Republicans In the
r sleIIiy.

The list Of legislative members is as
follows:
A.la-senator, Mcmillan, r; reprc-
niatve-, wyuan, r, Whit, x, Cav
nah. k.
Baunork-seoator, Js,coi,s. r; repre-
ssntative-, Lun', X, stalss T., Lov'se
lR.
Blngham-senatar uecalshe n. K
representatives, '.etr,csen, X, Jon
s,n. r, Anderson, X.
Bear Lske-svnatos Ricn. R, repre-
s~uta,ive-, Re imam. X, Orimnci, Il
Beiss-seAator, Walters, D:fepre-rn-
,tive. Barry, D.
Blaine-senatnr, Builer, R r'.prr~'s
niyes, stai.or'i. K, MrL~si, u.
Canyon-sena,or, Richards. I: r-pre
natives, Bailan,yne, K. Within, u
'..huen, d
Cassia-senator Day, X; representa-
N,, West, K
CnsteI-s.aaior, Macbeth, d: repr,
e.tat.ye. Clark u
Elm.re-senaior, Marz, r; rrpr, sell.
A,ive, Weaver. d.
resnont-Senator, Hart. r; repres.n
atives, Harris, K, Fogg, X, kIlpatrick
:, Webster, r.
liAho-S snator. Simon, d; represen
ativcs. Williams, d, Cassell, d, Sur
i,lge, ID.
Kootenai-Senator sIcClear, D.: rep
resentatives, Riggs, D, Prindle, D, Fal
ON, d, Taylor, r.
Latah-Senator, Truitt. r; reDresen
iatives, Jones, K, Vessels, D, Mullaley
Il.
Lemhi,-Senator, Whitwell, d; rep
resentative, Kirtley, d.
Lincoln-Senator, Van Irons, R; rel
resentative, Abbott, r.
Nez Pere-Senator, Woldrip, R; rel
resentatives, Smith, K, Miles, r. Brooks
k, Anderson, R.
Oneida-Senator, Jensen. R; repre-
entatives, Bennion, Il, Jants, r.
Owyhoe-Seuator, Pence, ID; repre-
sentative, Keet, r.
Shoshone--Senator, Mcintosh. II rel
resentatives. Rossi. r, Conner, r, Jonel
R.
Washington-Senator, Van Sicklin, d
representatives, Dennison, ID, Frehafe
d.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-11-17
a New One.

William Nash, cook in the employ oi
lie Laclede Lnmber company at a camI
rear Hope, Idaho, Is one Of the few
zen who have wrestled with a big
black bear, been lovingly hugged by
bruin and yet live uninjured to tell the
tale. -
Last Sunday was at work at th,
amp" said Nash, ''and early in tn,
afternoon went out to cut some wood
went bnt short distance from IN,
,anp, but while was engaged in MY
labors a large, black bear walked silent
ly upon me from behind and gripped mt
IN its strong embrace. managed to
struggle aIpou, until was facing the
beast. made several attempts to re-
lease myself from the bears grip, but
all were futile then tried the sam
tactics as the bear. threw my arms
ms far around the brute's body as they
would reach and heartily reciprocated
bruins affectionate hugs. Finding that
| could not free myself il this manner
and as the bear was fast pressing th'
breath from my ls'dv, beth"ught INV
self to crv for hep, Aid came at one,
and the hear WAS shot while still holding
ne in its embrace.
"Althsugh | esraped uniniur-d d'
not care to participate in any more hug
sing affairs with bea s.''-spokan'
spokesman.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-11-17

How often people wish for return Il
the "happy days OF childhood Wha
assurance have they that their child
hood days would be any happier tha.
,their manhood or Womanhood days.
Have not children griefs the same a.
older people2 Do t.ey not suffer from
.sickness AMI pain? d. they not fee
disappointment And have they no.
tueir hearta hes. just the same as TIA,
grown up men and womeng
Grown men and women ought to Zee
their disappointments and their hard
ships and crosses less than children d.
for they nave reason fully developed tC
assist them. 1t is one OF the greatest mis-
takes OF grown people to believe thai
the days Of the little boy or the little
gjrl are all sunshine, or that they do moi
fe..k the Sights that are put upon them
or the neglect of those they love and e.
teena like grown people do. They mag
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-11-17
Boise Valley Electric.

rhe Meridian Tribune says THE
Boise Valley Electric road has complet
ed a connection with the Short Line
near the formers bridge track. TIL,
little locomotive belonging TO the Bois,
Valley road, that has been standing OF
Short Line tracks for several days, vii
now he put in commission and will b,
used for handling material. Later on il
will handle refrigerator cars b. switch
ing them out 10 the orchards, then re-
turn them loaded to the Short Line. L
is expected large shipments OF apple
will be handled that way.
Over 100 men are pushing the work %
extending the line"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-11-17
At 1t Again.

President Roosevelt, before leaving
for Panama, signed a proclamation Gre
ating four neW forest reserves in Idaho
and enlarging two others, adding to the
reserves Of the state over :, ,4O6, $50 acres.
The Shoshone reserve is created in CON
junction with Coeur d'Alene reserve,
adjoining it on the north. and two 9th
ers which are now known as the Occur
d'Alene reserve Their aggregate area
is ?, go 600. They lie in Shoshone and
Kootenai counties. The Lemhi reserve
next in size, embraces ], ,S46, ,460 acres il
Lemhi and Custer counties. 1t consist.
Of three narrow strips of land running
northwest and southeast, adjoining til,
Montana boundary. In the extiem'
northeastern part Of Idaho. on the Brit
ish Calumbia and Montana lines. l65.
240 acres have been reserved Salmon
river reserve in Lemhi and Custer coun
ties, embraces ., ,2Ol ,l20 acres. In Gas
sia ami Oneida counties POI ,376 acre
have been set apart as the Raft river re
serve
Numerous additions have been made
to the Sawtooth reserve. Their aggre
gate area is ,37l, ,760 acres.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-11-17
CAPTURE SnlSSLEn
Escaped ccHyIci Captured ST.
ter Long Chase.

Boisc, Nov. i Sheriff Green Of lila
$50 county and ST., riff Robbins nf Iaiah
county registered a. the Llanha last
evening aud oeupiesi the same room
there dnring The night. Sheriff 'ireen
5 l.ere for the nnrpose 81 SECURING ex
tradition l,apers for Harry shis-ier, con
vieisd ia lis county al the murder Of
ti-orge Williams at Sites.
shis-ler vas convicted several n,ontl =
20 ana WAS sentenre.i and was in jail at
,irsnge,illr penii.g action on an APP
peal. when l.e broke Jail and made a sne-
.,ssiul rsrap.. Sheriff ,ireen iias been
SECURING lbe country and keeping Il e
wires warm ever since aud ran don n
seral false elens until Friday. when he
reiy,.d Telegram tina, 'e man had
.-ei, captured nt Reno, Nev. As sooi
extra,iition papers can be secures
hr Sheriff Robbins will sccompan,
him.
Shissler was a saloon keeper al Sites
ad Williams WAS Blacksmith. II j.
alleged that the shp0tiag MAS caused D.
shi-slsr making so ne uneon. piinientar,
-,.uiarks alr,nt Mrs. Williams. T. etn'
net in restaurant, there were son"
aords and both opened fire vii
Iians Was killed aud shissler was sho
twice.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-11-17
HON. Ed. l. Bryan.
Judge-elect of the Seventh judicial
PIstEiCS.
judicial

Mr.. Bryan horn in Oregon His parents crossed the
plains in 1863 and stopped short time in Boise Their
son. Edwin the first white child born west of the
range Mr.. Bryan is comparatively resident OF
Idaho He is of fine appearance and good address;
he we'll grounded in the law and enjoys the confidence
of those who have been acquainted with him.
The Herald Joins with Mr. Brvans friends in
extending hearest congratulations and bespeaks for him
a successful and wise administration
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-11-17
Light at Meridian.

Lights were turned ON far the first
time in Meridian Thursday night lax
ing the city appear quite metropolitan
Eleven brilliant arc lights are scattered
ever the city. The plant is almost COM
pletel and will give serve until mid
night al the present time.-Meridian
Tribune.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-11-17

Governor Folk ol Missonr; says; Id
not believe in the mail orler citizens
II a place is good enough for man Il
1--we and make money in, it is soo'
enough for him ta spend his money ia
No merchant can succeed without a'i
vvr,ising one way or another. Patron
ize your home papers, both job worl
aud advertising, huild them mp and the.
will build your town up in increases
trade and greater opportunities"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-11-17
Beats Breakfast Food.

A story is being told of n Whitman
'ounty farmer whose sister from Chica
- CAME to visit him One day the
.hreshe. canae 1.-The guest insisted ON
Ding the work alone and sent her sister
way to rest. When twentv-seven
hreshers filed in TO supper that night
hey found a sandwich tied with a rib
',on, one chicken croquet, one cheese
all about the size Of marble and a
burton hsle boquet at each plate
TX. <
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-11-17

w. NJ. Reinemer-
Geo. B. Rowan
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-11-17

iorget them sooner, but WI lie they last
The pain is just as poignant and the
scars are as deeply implanted when they
are gone.
But do they forget their griefs any
soouer than grown people do2
What grownup person could feel more
Seenly the sorrow and in what grownup
mind would the loss remain longer than
that which two little boys in Philadel-
.,hia must have experienced and which
"a their liltle helpless ways they told to
she world?
A letter was found in the mail bound
or Atlantic City. 1t was addressed to
Mama in Heaven" and said:
Dear Mamma-Piease come and see
our boys, and bring papa. too. We
.ray for you.
JOSIE,
"GEORGIE. -
What grown up man or woman would
xchange griefs with those two father
ess ami motlerless children?
Who ctn wish for chill lhood days
;ithout a resolve to carefully cherish
nd protect the ciiilihood days that are
,eing spent around them now2-Capital
News.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-11-17

The State Bank Of Middleton. opened
ior business Wednes,la~ et last week
With capital stock OF saa,o0O.Oo. Mr.
J. L. Ocbletree Ct Texas- IL cashier. ol
the new bank.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-11-17

For sale-My entire herd of
jersey cows Will sell lit a bar
gain. For further particulars
address
l.. NJ. Birch, Roswell. Idalo.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-11-17
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that from and
after this date the firm Of Reinemer &
Rowan, Limited, Is dissolved by mutual
consent; that the business viii lie
carried on by tTeo. B. Rowan; that all
accounts due the firm must be paid to
A. A Sessions who will receipt for tl':
same.
Dated at Parma, Idaho, October Slst
1906.
w. NJ Reinemer-
Geo. b Rowan
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-11-20
MACBETH LEASE.

Senator Macbeth of the fam
Gus Macbeth Lease of Mackay,
arrived in Salt Lake, Friday, on
business connected with his var
ious mining interests, says the
Salt Lake Tribune. The Sena-
tor stated that the company was
forced to close down for about &c
days following the fire of recent
date, but that active operations
were now we'll under way again.
The smelter of the company was
started Friday, and the present
high level of the metals produc-
ed by the mines will enable the
company to meet with greater
ease the extraordinary expenses
incident to the fire resulting
therefrom.
Senator Macbeth and severa,
of his Salt Lake associates have
In the South Sunbeam property
practically surrounding the fam
Gus Sunbeam group, what has
every earmark of becoming one
of the most remunerative prop
critics in Idaho. Work on the
South Sunbeam is fairly under
way, the company having recent
ly let a contract for an addition
al 500 feet of tunnel.
The ores of the Sunbeam dis
trict are almost identical will
those Of the Montgomery Sho
shone mine of Bullfrog, contain
ing high values in gold, and be
ing easily mined and milled. The
Sunbeam property continues it.
unique career, sending the ore.
direct from the mine to the mil
without sorting, and at a gener
Gus profit. There is renewed
activity in the whole district.