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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-03
SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK.

SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK. April 3-Re-
cepts. cattle. 1900; hogs. 5000: hogs strong.
Sales: 60, 1913 lbs $500: 20. $50 lbs. $6.25.
a., $40 lbs .$S.40. Cattle. steady: beeyes. IS,
ITO lbs. s. 20: 16. 1880 lbs, IS: IA 1880 lbs
s.. 80: cows and heifers. 10, $40 lbs So: II.
and feeders. 49, $50 lbs. 1895: 16 ego lbs.
$40 calves and yearlings. 16. $50 lbs So. so;
10, $50 lbs, 1918; r. $40 lbs. $425.
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Stocks

TOOL Am. Cot Oil. :,
( 5, 800 A. Car
300 do pr -.
3, 60OI Am. Locomot
do pr :. :.
1,UOOl Am. Wooden. {.
do pr -,
Am. Sugar. :,
48, 900 Am. Smelling
/, 4OOl do pr =.
1491OOl Anal. Cop.
6S, 400 Anacon. Cop.
IL, LOO At. & S. +.
100 do pr -.
10, 1OOl Bait. Il Ohio
1U0 do pr 80.
.43, 200 Brook. r. II.
6, 800 Canadian Pac
6,3O0IChes. & Ohio
ICorn- Products
| 5,7O0lCnl., Gr. Yves
| do pr A.
| 400i do pr Il.
1sn0lC..C..C & ST.
Chi. Term :.
do pr -.
10, 0OOECol.s Fuel &
H.. 700lCol. Southern
do list pr
do I'd pr.
"a, 300 Consol. Gas
5OOlDel. & Hud.
6,6U0iDen. & Rio G
| do pr 80.
11,50OI Erie ........
700 do LIST pr
| 800 do I'd pr.
! 2,UOOI Gen. Electric
3.2UOlG-eat Nor, 1
| 3OOlHock. Val .
/ COOL do pr -.
! ILL., Central. =.
300 Iowa Central.
do pr 800.
| 900 Inter. Paper
do pr 49,.
4O0IK. G. & Soutl
do pr $50.
,WOlLouis. & Nasl
| 300 500 Railway:
800 do pr =.
3O0IManhattan :.
Met. st. Ry.
Met. Securiti'
400lM. s. st. L..
do pr ....
$500 Missouri Pac
3,0oOlM., X. & T
1, 500 do pr 80.
II, TOO Mexican: Cen
3OOINat. Biscuit
12,8GO| Nat. Lead.
i 300l do pr
8, 300 Norfolk & w
do pr .
1,1O0I North Am. C
Northern Pat
Northwestern
do rights
LOGON: Y. Centre
1,So0I Ontario & v
2,000l Pressed Stet
200 do pr >.
: 500 Pacific Mail
"a, 800 Penn. R. R.
1,30OIPeople's Gas
demonstrating
1901 do LIST pr
do I'd pr
i 2,3OOI Repub. Steel
i 1000 do pr -.
| $1,000 Rock Island.
:, 3, COOL 4 do pr -.
7,OOISt. Paul !.
|; 40, 10O[Southern Pac
E! q, 300 Southern Ry
, 100 do pr >.
= 1,1oOl Tenn. Coal 8
> 1,O00IT & Pa
: 1, 4GOIT. G. r. T. .
j 14S000l Union Pac
1901 do pr ).
1,2OOlU. S. Rubbe
8 79,900)U. 8. Steel.
: q, 600 do pr -.
Il 100lWabash =.
2, 500 do pr !.
6O0EVa. Chemic,
: 1O0l West. Uniol
q Wheel. & l..
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, April s.-Close-W Wheat
higher; No. red, cash. elevator. s5@90hc;
hard, 7eGs51ac. Corn higher; No. 2 cash. 42c;
track. 44c; May, 42A @42Ac; July. 42ss @42Nc.
Oats firm; No. 2 cash, 31Ac; track, S11a@
32Ac; May, 3oac; July, 29$ @291Ac; No. 2
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, April s.-cattle-Re-
ceipts, $500; slow; prices steady; beeves. $49
6.25; cows and lheifers. $1.60@b.20: stockers
and feeders, $2.75@4.so; Texans, $3.75@4.6O.
Hbgs-Receipts, Il. 0oo market Sc higher; esti-
butchers. ss.4oa6eo; good. heavy. ss.55G
8.e2h; rough, heavy. s6.4oae5o; light Sc 20
@6571A; pigs. s5.9068.35: bulk of sales, &c. so
M6 80. Sheep-Receipts. $4,000; steady; sheep,
81. 75M6.3O; lambs, S4.5O@6.1o. :
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, April :s.-wheat, spot
ESD; September, nominal Corn, spot steady
American mixed, new. As 3hd; American mixed.
old, As Id; futures quiet; May, as AID; July,
As 3Ad sEF
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-09-19

At a dinner party recently, Mark
Twain made most amusing little speech.
As the writer sat down a lawyer rose, put
his hands deep into his trousers pockets
as was his habit and laughingly inquired
Of those present, Doesn't it strike the
company as little unusal that profess
sional humorest could be funny?" When
the laugh that greeted this sally had sub"
sided, Mark Twain drawled out; Doesn't
it strike the company as little unusual
that lawyer should have his hands in his
own pockets?"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-09-19
ESCAPED FROM JAIL.
Two Hancock County Prisoners Take
Leg Bail-Recaptured.


Two prisoners who escaped from the Ham
cock county Jail Monday night by neat
rlse, were recaptured to-day. Both are
bound-over prisoners, held for the Octo-
Der term, charged with larceny. One is
Frederick Wilson, of New York, who was
brought to the jail Aug. s last, charged
with stealing $50 from fellow-employee
Hutchinson, of Stonington, who has been
in Jail since June 13.
1t is Sheriff Mayo's custom to lock the
prisoners in their separate cells every
evening at 8 O'Clock. The prisoners have
the run of the corridor during the day
and evening, and at o'clock are usually
in bed.
Monday night, when Sheriff Mayo
entered the Jail, it was about ten minutes
past 8. He left the door into the office ajar.
Everything was quiet, and he supposed all
the men had turned in as usual. He had
locked few of the cells, when he heard
the door into the office shut, and found
himself a prisoner. He knocked on the
wicket, and was soon released, but the
two men had made good their escape.
Both men wore their prison garb of over
alls, half blue and half brown, and this
led to their early recapture. They were
seen near East Eddington last night, and
early this morning Deputy Sheriff Frank
Rowe, of Aurora, went in pursuit and
soon had his men. He will bring them to
Ellsworth to-day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-09-19
The JD-Riyer Fair.

Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 2 and 8,
are the dates of the farmers ''up-river''
fair-the annual fair of the North
ern Hancock agricultural society at
Amherst.
No one who has ever attended this fair
will fail, If he can help it, to set apart one
or both of these days for visit to this sec
tion of Hancock county. Year by year
this fair has grown in interest and i'm
portance, and already ranks with many a
far more pretentious affair.
A. N. Jewett is now the secretary of the
society, succeeding the genial DIR. J. H.
Patten, whose interest in the society,
however, does not flag. Mr.. Jewett is sour
rying around for special attractions, and
in few days he will announce them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-09-19
WEDDING RECEPTION.
Rev. j. +. Simonton and Bride Well
coined by Methodist Society.

Rev. j. z. Simonton and Bride Well
coined by Methodist Society.
Rev. John p. Simonton, pastor of the
Ellsworth Methodist church, and Mrs.
Henrietta Ames Hallowell, of Calais, were
married last Wednesday evening, at the
home of Rev. J. T. Crosby, Lake street, Au-
burn. Rev. Mr.. Crosby, who was formerly
of Ellsworth, officiated. Mrs. Crosby is a
sister of Mr.. Simonton, who officiated at
their marriage.
The wedding was quiet, only few mem
bers of the immediate families being pres
ent. Mrs. Simonton is highly esteemed in
Calais, where she has been a prominent
and efficient worker in the Methodist
church and Sunday school.
After short trip about the State, Mr..
and Mrs. Simonton returned home Mon
day. They were given reception last
evening at their home on Hancock street.
The reception was given by the Metho-
dist society, with Mrs. Florence Blaisdell
and Mrs. Mary Card as committee of ar
rangements. About one hundred mem
bers of the parish and few friends from
( pbueE ildTthheS4 iHcJAAtiS AAeNos L n ~
Killam and S. w. Sutton, extended con-
gratulations.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Simonton were assisted in
receiving by Byron II. Mayo and wife
During the evening, Mr.. Mayo, in behalf
of the society, presented to the pastor and
his bride handsome china cabinet. Mr.
Simonton responded. Mr.. Killam also
made a few remarks. Miss Eva Mayo
gave a vocal solo.
Ice-cream and cake were served.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-09-19
COMING EVENTS.
ELLSWORTH.

Saturda ay, Sept. %, at Hancock hatF---
frankie Carpenter and Jere Grady. Re-
served seats at Moore's drug store.
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 2e aa--
27-North Ellsworth fair.
Friday, Oct. 5, at Odd Fellows hau-
Ball and supper of Senator Hale Hose CO.
Tickets, 80 cents couple. Supper, =
cents each.
Friday, Oct. II, at Hancock hall-''Eh0
Colleen Bawn," by local cast, under
auspices OF Knights of Columbus.
COUNTY.
Wednesday, Sept. 19--Orland fair.
Thursday, Sept. 2O-County grange 6sAd
day at Blunt's pond, Lamoine.
Wednesday and Thursday, Septemhsx
10 and Golden fair.
Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Sept. q, q,
% Meeting of Free Baptist Quarterly at
Hancock.
Tuesday. Sept. 25- Fair and cattle shnw-
of Castine grange at North Castine.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Sept
25, 26, 27-Annual meeting of Hancock
County Baptist association at Bar Harbor.
Friday, Sept. %, 2 p. m.-Special mest-
ing of grand lodge, F. and A. NJ, 1t
Brooksville, to institute Bagaduee lodge.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. and B
Amherst fair.
Saturday, Oct. 6-Annual meeting OF
Green Mountain Pamona with Pam0lA
grange, Hancock.
STATE.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Sept
IS, 10, 20-Cherryfield fair.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-09-19
dobtr.islhslitta
HOusekeepers

have been vexed when
using cream Of tartar
and soda to find their
work uneven. IF some
times good, at Others
the biscuit and cake
will be heavy or sour or
full of Jumps of soda
that set the teeth on
edge. Flour, eggs and
butter wasted. This is
because the cream of
tartar is adulterated or
cannot be used in the
proper proportions.
Food always sweet
and light can be as
sured only by the use
of Royal Baking Pow
der exclusively. Royal
is absolutely pure and
healthful and does even
work at every baking
ROYAL sAslsa POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
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SCHEDULE or WALLS
AT ELLSWORTH POST oFPtcE.
In effect June &, 1906.

MAILS RECEIVED.
FROM wEsT-'6 30 a m, 'l2.0s. sand 1922 p IN.
FROM EAsr-1lt7 m, 5.43 and 1850 m.
MAIL CLOSES At rosroFFicE.
GOING EAsT-s and Gas m, 4 and 545 p m.
GOING wEsT-il.S0 a m, -, s5ls and ~ m.
'Daily. Sundays included except that no mail
is received from TAOS train Sundays, and none
dispatched at Saturdays.
No mails dispatched to or received from the
east Sundays,
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-07-13
Geo. ii. Holbrook
sGRoCER

- ia II > . IL
tMee months ago, nothing BIZ,
words Of approval have appeared
in the press. He has a ..aIge &C
quaintance, and as men learn thai
he would be pleased to have the
position, they look forward to the
time when they can help the mat.
ter along.
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS.
Burton L. French is doing his
work well and seems to be the
only candidate who has much
strength. However, if the anti.
Gooding forces should win, DR..
B. L. Stoves OF Weiser will prob
ably be nominated.
DISTRICT JUDGE.
JAS. M. Stevens the present in
cumbent, will likely be nominated
to succeed himself in this district.
There are three other candidates:
B. j. Briggs Of Idaho Falls, Caleb
Jones Of St. Anthony and j. Fl.
Padgham Of Salmon City. Caleb
Jones is the strongest Of the three
latter candidates, and has only
been put forth as receptive cap-
didate to be nominated in case it
could not 60 to Stevens. Recent
~ there has been considerable of
the "glad hand extended to each
of the candidates in his own local
ity and assurance given that com,
binatlons may b. made which will
nominate him, but after all Stew
ems is the strong man for the
place and has an enviable record
to back him. As to the position
which the Republican takes re-
garding candidates, that will be
found elsewhere in this issue un-
der the title Of "Onr Candidates."
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Our Candidates.

In the matter Of candidates for
the positions Of district judge and
Uni ed States senator, we take the
view that he who can serve his
country best il the man for the
place. To let personal matters or
individuals be considered before
for the interests of the state, is
not the true and safe policy to
pursue. The man who is emf.
ncntly qualified for the position
he seeks, and has the personal
honor to perform his duty without
fear or favor is never to be ex
changed for another or lesser
merit.
In the matter Of the Judge for
tins district, the present incum
bert, Judge Stevens, has shown
himself the man for the position
by his work Of the past three
years. In all parts Of the district
he has been commended for the
fairness and despatch with which
he has conducted the work Of the
judiciary, while the cases which
have been carried up to the su
rere court have shown him to
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-07-13

IN THE DlSTRlCTCOURT OF THE SIXTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT. COUNTY OF BING-
HAM, STATE OF IDAHO
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MoRELAND MUSINGS.

Mrs. Pearl Brown is visiting
with her parents for a few dals.
Miss VIOLA Mcknight is home,
from Arco,for Il few days to visit
with her folks.
Mrs. Agnes Unswor,h of lly-
rum, Utah is here visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Liljinqnist.
Lee Munsen is home from the
lower part Of Idaho where he
worked all last winter OH the
canals and incidentally had the
spotted fever.
Geo. Moves and family left for
Plain City, Utah, last Thursday
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nKniNANuE Nn. as

Grlipaucp uf the NhEGe OF it,ackfpot In
bingham annty. II - ~ niaho. i,rdviding
for the cnlst rut'iiino sid'waikS witliu the
10 pirate mics ,f The Vintage OF Blackfoot.
street anu runnn. IN u westerly direction to
spruce street. and also along he north side
az Pacific street Ia "a westerly direction to
tue west bouadrv iue OF fractional Bleck lis.
and also providing Tor The construction OF
sidewalks within The corporate limits OF the
NillaSr Of Rl,ckfont, on the side OF Pacific
street for u distan,e Of two blocks, beginning
at West Main street anu running In y westerly
direction to Ash street AID providing for n
levy of n special tax on thu lots and parcels OF
land fronting on said streets and adjoining
and al,utting an said proposed sidewalks. and
said sidewalks are 10 he constructed tho right
10 construct said sidewalks themselves and ut
their own expense In the manner prescribed
by this ordinance, within thirty days from the
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Summer Tourists Excursions to San
Francisco and Los Angeles

TO San Francisco and return, via SP.&
osueh ...'''....' -. .,.... ............ $47 20
TO San Franciscovia 5. z. & Ogden, and
:, returning via Portland. ...... 81 70
To Los Angeles and return, via Ogden &
). T.. or one way, via San Pedro line
either going or returning .. 81 20
70 Los Angeles and return. via San
Pedro, IN both directions. ... 40 70
10 Los Angeles and return. via Ogden &
5. T.. one way via Portland either 70
rug UT re'urhihg. robinson. .......... 81 70
Tickets on sale June to Sept Is, 1906. Linn
lted returning. October 81. Stopovers are AL
lowed in both directions
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where they will make their home
in the future. FL. A. Benson has
moved into their house and is look.
ing after their interests.
Last Saturday Miss Lizzie Jor-
dan and John Robson were mar
ried. Bishop W. P. Lindsay pro-
nonnced the words that mace
them man and wife. Only the
Immediate members of the family
were present.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-07-13

%, more IMAM most 0letrlcy JUDGES
sound in his decisions. To. change
DOW to some other person whose
work on the bench 10 as yet an
unknown quantity, would not be
warranted BY good Judgment.
Another reason why no changes
should be made in the judgship at
| this time is that the greatest
known water suit has been carried
BY him nearly to completion, and
q new man taking hold of the I'M
wieldly subject at or near the
close, would be at a disad vantage
in fixing the endless array Of
claims and tedious details which
have found their way into the
case.
We have no criticism TO make
Of Caleb Jones nor Judge Padham
but simply oppose their nomina-
ton on the ground of letting we'll
enough alone.
As to the other candidate. Mr..
B. ]. Briggs Of Idaho Falls, we
are opposed to his nomination on
any condition and wish to reiterate
what We have said before. that il
the people Of this district turn
down Judge Stevens and elect
Mr.. Briggs to preside over the
Judiciary, they ought to have to
put up With just such a judge as
Briggs would be.
SECRETARY OF STATE
We are for Geo. +. Gagon for
secretary OF state because Of his
fitness for the position, and be-
cause al acquaintance Of Is years
has developed confidence in the
man. Incidentally we are for
Gagon because he is a friend and
neighbor and is an eastern Idaho
man; but first and last we are for
Gagon for secretary Of state, as
will be hundreds Of Republicans
and Democrats alike who know
him.
U. s. SENATOR.
AS to the senatorship. W. +.
Borah is clearly the ablest jurist
and statesman Of the three gentle
men who are now candidates for
the position.
He is not only the ablest at
present, but his age, as compared
with the others, makes it possible
fer him to DO developing into
greater and. grander power after
the period when the others would
have passed their zenith.
Elsewhere ia this issue we have
shown the conditions ON which
Mr.. Borah will be a candidate.
and should he retire from the race
leaving the choice between Brady
and Beatty, we shall heartily favor
the gentleman from Pocatello,
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FIN THE District COURT OF THE SIXTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF
IDAHO, IN AND FOR BINGHAM COUNTY
G. L. Braley' Plaintiff Notice OF
s. w, Gibbs, Defendantl Attaehn'enI
Notice Is hereby given that on the 10th day
'of June, A. D. 1905. an Attachment issued out
pf the District Court of the Sixth Judicial
District Of Idaho in and for the County of
Bingham against the property of the defend
ant In the above entitled action for the sum
OF Five hundred Dollars and the costs of this
suit.
1NDWITNESS WHEREOF, l have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my official seal this
Goth day OF June, 1906.
GEO. F. GAGON
- Clerk.
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To settlers Under the American Falls Ca na
and Power Company's Canal.

Notice is hereby given. in Pursuance Of the
provisions ~ an Aci Of the Legislature of the
stat, Of Idaho. commonly known as the Carey
Act. approved Marcel, 2. iepa, that the Ameri-
can FiiiS Canal and Power Company Is now
prepared TO deliver water for irrigation from
shinr,nai system 10 anyone who may have,
entered. under the proyisiong of said act. any
0i the following dcSrribrd lnnd. to-wit:
In Township Three Soutl. Range Tbirtv-
thr East b NJ. S',ulh Half of the North
east Quarter Of Sec. "a
In Township Four South. Range Thirty-two
East b. NJ.
Esof wv az W x ne d of Sec. Is.
S Y OF Sec, Is.
4 Sc Z Of sw y Sc 4 sw !. Of the sw Ia of Sec,
Sc ~ af Sec. T.,
w Y ofne Ia of Sec r..
N v of sw t-lM Sec, H.
NV Ia Of Sec. IL
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Idaho Politics.

AS the time for the Republican
state convention draws near the
political arena becomes more ac-
tive. Primaries and county con.
ventions have been held in many
Counties, and the political situa-
ton may be briefly summed up as
follows:
THE GOV EREoR.
Gov. Gooding's administration
!. has been clean, and many coun-
ties are 10 favor Of bis renomina.
tion. The candidacy Of DR..
France Of North Idaho is not
meeting with favor at home, but
there is little probability that he
will be the nominee as he is not
acquainted in the south. In the
event that the anti-G ooding forces
should prevent Gooding's nomina-
iion in the first ballot, some Of
the forces will probably 60 over
to Morrison.
Ex-governor John 7. Morrison
has not been forgotten, and sever.
ii delegations have visited him
and secured his consent to accept
the nomination if they can secure
it for him. It will be remembered
that he was defeated in conven-
ton two years ago after a hard
fight.
UNITED STATES SENATOR.
Contrary to a statement pub
lished BY the Oregonian and
copied BY many Idaho papers in
March aud April, w. E. Borah
has not Withdrawn from the sena-
torial race. Who authorized the
the statement is not generally
known, bnt Borah igoored it. He
favors the nomination Of the
United States senator in conven.
tion, and having Legislators elect.
cd to confirm Q feject the nomi-
nation. There is some feeling
against convention nomination,
but Borah takes the ground that
If he cannot he nominated iu con-
vention he cannot be elected by
the legislature, au.; will not make
the race. In that event the party
would not expect to receive his
aid during the campaign. and the
tendency Of this action would be
to weaken the party IN it's cam
palgn work. Borah's friends will
try to have him no,ninated.in con
vention, and falling IN that. }. FL.
Brady of PocatelIo and j. ii.
Beatty Of Boise will be the re-
naming candidates unless Borah's
supporters can induce him to be a \
candidate before the Legislature
anyway, which many Of them are
urging HIM to do.
SECRETARY. OF STATE.
Geo. +. Gagon Of Blackfoot
seems to be the only candidate for
Vi, 4
this important position, aud since
his candidacy was announced |,
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LEGAL PUBLICATION NOTICES
DELINQUENT NOTICE

1.-The Danskin Ditch Co, n corporation princi-
pal place Of business Bluckf OF. Idaho.
NOTICE. There is delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account Of assess
ment leyied on the 18th day Of April. 1865. and
assessments subsequent thereto, the several
amounts set opposite tn , names OF the re-
spectiye stock holders, as follows:
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Alias
SUMMONS

SUMMONS
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE siyTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT, COUNTY or RING
HAM, STATE OF IDAHO.
MARY b. klLLISGswoRTH.
Plaintiff,
The HOPKINS LUMBER & MIL
LING COMPANY. a corporation. summons.
and X. H. HOPKINS and MIN
ME J. hANILsoN.
Defendants.
The state of Idaho sends greetings To The
Hopkins Lumber Milling Company. a cor
poration' nd X. IL. Hopkins and Minnie J
Danilson, defendants &C.
lou are hereby summoned and reollirca IN
appear in an action brought against, Won nv
the above named plaintiff in the District Cont
OF the sixth Judicial District of the State Of
Idaho. and for the Countyof Bingham. and
toanswer the complaint filed therein. within
ten days exclusive of The day Of service) after
the service on you of this summons. If served
within this county; or il served out of his
couniy. but in this district within twenty
days;o served elsewhere within forty DAYS.
The said action Is brought to obtnin n jud.r,l.
ment quoting title in the plaintiff. To frn,.-
tiunat lots II. L.. and IL, In buck no. Of Sill
lings Addition 10 The town Of Bla, kfoot. 10
sh' wn ~ the recorded plat thereof, anu do
crreng THAT The defendants ami each ard
every OF them have n estate ur interea what
ever Ia aud TO SAID lnis and tprrmises and
that the tttle Of plaintiff ther VI is rt,od and
valid: andthnt the Cefenuan be enioined
and debarred from asserting ANY claim or
utle 70 said premises adverse to the plainiiff
and for general relief.
! All or which more fully appenrs by The yeri-
lied Complaint OF the plaintiff on Ii e herein
10 which reference Is made $500
Ana you are hereby notified that If Won fail
toappear and answer the said complaint as
above required. the said plaintiff will applv
Complaint. - .no
witness nv hand and the seal OF the Dis
trtct Court OF the sixth Judicial District or
the state OF Idaho in and for the County If
bingham. thi, I'LL, day OF July 1870.
GEO. +. GAGON
Clerk
by II. u. Curtis
n u,~enno Deputy Clerk
SEAL ~
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of each parcel OF such stock as may be neces-
sary, will be sod, NJ the secrctary's home. on