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Mrs. Sarah Heffernan Files Suit for
Divorce From Husband.

Sarah Heffernan has long list OF
grievances against her husband, Frank
Il. Heffernan, an undertaken at Blng-
ham. IN her complaint for divorce filed
In the district court today. Mrs Hef-
fernan alleges that her husband has
failed TO support her. has been guilty
OF habitual drunkenness and has treat
ed her In q cruel and inhuman manner
for the past year, causing her great
mental distress and physical suffering.
She claims that he threw all kinds or
things at her and also best and choked
her and ordered her TO leave their
home.
They were married Feb. IL, 1906 and
Il seems that from almost their we'd
ding day he began TO abuse her. In
November. 1906 she alleges that he
abused her and threatened 10 "lay her
out cold.' On other occasions he broke
up the dishes, cursed and swore at her.
ohoked her, ordered her out In the
street. threw a heavy mirror AZ her
slapped her on the street. accused her
OF improper conduct, threw shoe at
her, threw the dishes and the meal she
had prepared IN the slop bucket. slap
ped her, drove her and their infant
child from the house and threatened
to shoot her mother.
A number Of other minor grievances
are enumerated, all showing that the
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, oct. 1.-THE wheat market
opened strong, December was u to X
higher at 7ias TO 7iis. and sold at 7iss.
December corn opened unchanged to y
lower at 42isl42h.
The oats market was weak December
oats opening \ 10 hQh lower, at 337sa3i,
aid sold at S3Is.
Trading IN provisions was very quiet;
2ib lower and ribs were ~ lower.
Cash; Wheat-No. red 73h; No. 3 red,
7lG73: No, hard. 73Gf6 No, hard TIA
"a; No. northern, 0Gs2i4; No. do, no
so; No. spring, 15aSQ.
Corn--No. 2. 45is; No. 3, 45i,.
Oats-No. 2. 90; No. g. 32a..
The close was weak with December on
:. December corn declined to an, where
Close: wheat-Dec.. 7s7sfi7i; May, 7sik.
Corn--Dec,, AZ; May, 1874.
Otas-Doc.. 33A May. 34s,.
Pork--Jan., IL f2lt
Lard--Oct,, s.22k; Jan, s.05fis 0;x.
Ribs--Oct, sos Jan, 1851 37is
Barley--Cash, 3sff56.
Rye--Cash, 63ian6iiS.
Tfmothy-Oct., s.s5fti05.
Flax and Clover-Nothirg doing.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York. Oct. ii.-sugar, raw, quiet.
Fair refining az: centrifugal. 80 test, 4:
Renned-ouiet Crushed, SO: powder
ed, $40: eranulated, 800.
Coffee-steady No. : Rio. So
LIVERPOOL GRAIN
Liverpool. Oct. il:-opening quotations:
Wheat Dec. IS fsd; March. IS Sd.
Weather fine.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct. l.-Cattle-Receipts, s.
900; market steady. Beeyes, 4.10Ql 80; cows
and heifers, l.656i5.25: stockers and feed.
ers, 2.506l4.50; Texans, 3,75@4 49,; western
ers, 3.5G45. 80; calves, 6.2jQf.75
Hogs--Reoeipts, 1900. market strong
Mixed and butchers, 620d6.61h; good
heavy. 6.S0@6.7O; rough heavy 6.s0ae rs
lights, ,e,sgs;5' pigs. 6.'oaS.Si bulk of
sheep-Receipts. 1900; market strong.
Sheep, S.5Oa5. 70; lambs, 475ds.0o.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Oct. lL--Cattle-Receipts,
soa1. market steady 20 strong. Native
steers, 4.25G6.25. native cows and hefers,
/ 75M5.00 stockers and feeders, 2.60fti. Is
bulls. 2.l0m3.25; calves, 275u650: western
steers, 3.2jdl5.25: western cows, 20oGI3,GO.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; market steady.
Bulk Of sales, 6.3oG6.S; heavy, 6.S0q6.f:
packers, 6.scg6.io; pigs and lights, o.75H
sheep-Receipt 6Oo0; market S to 70
cents higher. Muttons, 4.5OaiS 80; lambs.
5.75dT 30; range wethers, 425di5.25; fed
ewes. i.0oG5.oo.
OMAHA.
Omaha, Oct. il-Cattle-Recelpts 5000;
market steady. Native steers. i.0oq6. Is
cows and heifers. 250d4 %; western steers,
3. 25fl5 .25 Gamers, d2.io. stockers and
feeders. 275Q4.5oi calves. S.0oaeoo; bulls
and stays, l,75d3.sS.
cents lower. Heavy 6ooa8. %; mixed, els
az Is. lights, 5000 30; pigs, 5.604s 90
bulk OF sales 6l5q6.2S.
YearlinEs, 5.25a6.75; wethers, 50ofi5, q :
ewes 4.i0i4. 10. lambs, 6.2Gf 20,
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The annual meeting OF the stOck-
holders OF the Sugar City Townslte
company was held IN the Deseret News
Annex yesterday President Joseph +.
Smith was elected chairman Of the
meeting and ". G.. Whitney secretary.
The financial reports for the last year
were read. showing the company TO
be In a prosperous condition with no
debts whatever, and with the sum OF
$4,000 loaned out at interest \
dividend Of 10 per cent on the capital
had been paid during the past year,
ard the sale Of lots was reported as
progressing steadily. The old board Of
directors was reelected as follows:
Joseph y Smith, Richard W. Young
John X. Winder. John Henry Smith.
John C.. Cutler. W. 5. Mccormick and
Heber j. Grant.
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name appears on the register Of ar
rests at police headquarters as NJ. Re-
mere. aged 80 years. Officer Carlson
who 10 undoubtedly "A faithful mlnlon
Of the law, arrested Remere on the
charge Of drunkenness. II Is an iron
clad rule that Sunday DRINKS" are
fined 81, IN default OF which they serve
five days IN jail. Remere served two
days and then he made arrangements
to get out. According to his statement
he called Jailer Wilkinson and arrang-
ed for the latter to take an order to
the Union saloon on east Second South.
requesting the proprietors of the latter
place 10 advance S. for the release of
Remere. The order reads as follows
oct. 2. 1906 Please let Bcare Will
knson Jaller Have 500 q. and Frank
Meyer WIN pay II to you Saturday.
This is for Joe and 0blge Frank
Meyer
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THE cEBALLos FAILURE.
WIZ Not Acct the Operation Of Horn
silver Mine

Relative 10 the fgilgrr OF ]. NJ Ce-
hallos & Co, of New York and It's pos
sble bearing on the Hofp Silver Min
ing company of this state, Manager
=. T. Farnsworth OF the company said
this morning, that the failure would
not affect either directly or Indirectly
the Horn Silver company OF which
MIR. Ceballos Is the vice president The
defalcation OF the Havana correspon-
dent house was due To the destruction
OF property by the Cuban insurrectlon-
lists who are responsible for so many
other losses on the island, Mr.. Farms
worth had received no intimation OF
the trouble In advance. and knew
nothing about II In fact until he read
Il In the morning dispatches.
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T0DAy'S MONEY MARKET.

New York, Oct, li.--Money on
call steady. hq4 per cent, ruiz
Ing rate S%, closing bid, 81, Of
fered. 4.
Time loans easier. 60 and 90
days 8 per cent, six months, 5is
az per cent.
Close, Prime mercantile pa
; per, 6@6ls per cent.
Sterling exchange. strong, with
actual business IN bankers bills
at 4s5. 206b4s5. 25 for demand
. and at 4Sl.15d20 for so day
! bills; posted rates 4slia a IS2 and
1868 1856; commercial bills,
( $500 Y.
Bar silver. so.
Mexican dollars, SO.
Government bonds. steady;
; railroad bonds. irregular.
. ,
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defendant had not been a very agree
able companion. and had broken his
pledge at the altar TO love, cherish
and provide for her" etc. Mrs, Hefer-
nan wants a divorce, $50 per month all
mony, 500 as attorneys fees, and the
custody OF their child.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk OF. Respective s's'
ers FOR further Information

In the Third judicial District Courr, II
ana FOR salt Lake County, state OF st an
estate estate Of Samuel Kirk DECEASED N OraSns
The petition OF James 4, ME- certain
for the admission 70 propxa.e, ~ M last viii
aUS Tss,smsnt OF samuel Kirk deseas.e
ana for he granting u Letters Tss. ssf Tor
sary "a 10 James ri. Kirk, has bssm III ~ o..
hearing on Saturday, the s,tn av gay m M. az
tober, A. d. 1906, at - oeiV ~ The Court
nv Rnor So ef said Court. in Salt Lake S"''
salt Lake County, Titan. co,,rs With the
Witness the Clerk o. said Soure ~ Octo-
seal thereof affixed. this 10Th day " -
Der tsr, 4 p i ~ ELpREpeE JK. Ger. srs
'Ssap n Fsrnsworth, Deputy pSot,,ior-
1Hohn n. Cannon. Attorney Tor 's'
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YESTERDAYS.

Houston Real Estate Investment
Co. to Robert Frederick Bailey
part OF lot S, block IL, plat b..
William c. Greene to William r.
Peterson, part OF lot 6, block r.
plat B ........,.,,.,,...;.",
F. ID. Shepherd to Alice Butter
worth, lots !. etc. block II. High
land Park .'s.s's..''..'',
Il. y. Henderson to Mary A, Hen
derson. lots 81. etc. block Il, oak
lev ...... Observation-Disclosures
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PLEASE ANSWER.

II taller gratis 50 on a 81 fine. how
much Will he graft on a $40 fine, a 800
deal or a $4,000 bunco and robbery
game--if he gets the chance? Wilkin-
son IN an American" party appoin;ee.
At one time he was jaller NJ the county
Jail but for certain reasons he was re-
tired from that position.
THANK God for the American
Pa ri iH
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sixteenth Ward--Tomorrow evening
the Young Ladies' Mutual Improve
ment association VIII give dance IN
the Sixteenth ward amusement nail
Nineteenth Ward---A farewell testi-
monial will be given in the Nineteenth
ward hall this evening, IN hon.
or OF Elder Thomas Hancock who
leaves shortly on a mission to Eng
land, IN which there will be vocal
solos by Esther Davis. Mrs. Grace
Rerg Pye and Walter Lamoreaux,
piano solos by Edith Burns. Alvin
Beosley, Leila Thompson and Leona
Moury, Saxaphone solo by Charles
Berry. musical selections by Thsyne
Bros. the orlolo quartet and Ethel
Davis Emma Frewiu, Horace VIM
cent and lvor Chugs, with remarks by
President Nephi L. Morris and the
missionary. Contributions will be re-
ccivcd at tho door.
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HUNGRY NAV OF
CITY GRAFT GANG
------------------------
JaiIer Wilkinson Follows Superiors
And Puts Money in His
Own Pocket.
INITIATES OTHER OFFICIALS.
Like Those Who Levy Tribute for
Self in TenderIoin He Thanks
God For American Party.
Meanwhile High Offcnscs and sensa-
tional Disclosures Are Being
Suppressed by Tribune

Gradually the senrchlight Is being
thrown on 10 the private populations
Of the police department until II Il
Rbout time for the taxpayers 10 rise
up and take notice. Today the fact
was disclosed that there is u leak be-
tween fines and labor--penaltles i'm.
posed upon law breakers II is a monicd
leak. too. and Jniicr Wilkinson can
tell how II happens for he gets the
drippings. Tie knows how to collect
IS from prisoner and give the city
So and himself SO. Il Is great graft,
but II should be kept quiet. The de-
Iartment Injunction, Thou Shalt Not
Squeal' is supposed to hold good, but
II docsn't--tlhat is, all the time. The
organ Of the tcnderloln wont publish
the facts and when other papers do
70 Il IL either abusive or silent as II
was this morning about the News"
exposure OF the ontragcs pcrpctratcd
IN Chinatown by the police 10 their
own enrichment.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS

81. Louis. Oct. ll.-Wool. STEADY r..
rltoIy and western mediums 2jdsi an
medium. lsN2l fine, liale. 'H'e
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SILVER STILL SCARS.
Attained Since Early Nine aSuaS

Silver moved up another ro,.,
today and the local ore ,'' o'Vn
are making settlements nv 'v's
basis OF 50 cents per ounce r me
is the highest point The WIN, s
metal has reached since tbs aa "',e
SOS. Copper is also quoted ., ny
highest point that metal svas
reached, while lead at S.,s
} figure quite satisfactory 10 :,
producer. '
; Indeed the metal marker s,,
uatlon is quite satisfactory 49,
! as long as present prices nr.
vail there is no doubt about m.
continued prosperity Of the min.
ing region Of the west.
.. 4. .
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WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Thirty-hrst Ward--Friday evening.
Oct. II, farewell entertainment will
be given at the Thirty-nrst ward meet
inghouse In honor of George Arthur
Hill. Jr. who leaves shortly for the
German Swiss mission. The following
program win he rendered:
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r e Evana Florist 36 8 Main 81
Floral Designs a Speciality, Phones 81.
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stephens children meet In the AS
sembly HALL Saturday, $3.50.
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WHAT RECORD SHOWS.

When Wilkinson went to collect the
81 he was asked II that amount was
required. He replied IN the affirmative
although he knew that the Mexican.
Remere, had served two Of the five
days and that II only required SO for
his release, Nor was S. paid to the
desk sergeant for the release Of the
prisoner. THE POLICE RECORD
SHOWS THAT THREE DOLLARS
WAS PAID ON OCT ?. Remere was
released. On Oct he paid 20 Bern
hart & Stahl, propretors Of the Union
saloon the S. which had been borrowed
for him A receipt for payment Of the
same reads as follows: ''Oct. g. 1906
Received from NJ Il. l.. Romero 1--WE
dollars. BERNHART & STAlIL"
SIMPLY KEPT CASH.
what did Jailer Wilkinson 10 with
the 81 change from the $50 Remere,
or Romero, swears that he did not re-
ceiye t. Meyer did not get 1t and the
saloon men say they did not get H.
The Mexican further says that he did
not offer 20 pay Wilkinson g. or any
other sum. Even II he had the graft
would have been Just as Migrant
There IL a clear rake of of 50. Is II
possible that Wilkinson thought to
emulate the example Of those who par
ticipated in the hi. $4,000 deal, or did
he know that Zip Sing declared he had
paid $40 TO Defective Lalley' for pro-
tD.tinno
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stephens children meet In the As
sembly Hall Saturday. 1880.
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AN UNDERWRITERS TROUBLES

MORRIS L. RICHIE, Judge.
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Liverpool Oct. il.--opening quotations:
Wheat Dec. IS fsd; March. IS Sd.
Weather fine.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-11-09
I Fidrcewarfare
Election Day
From Which the Republic
cans Issued Victorious
Only two Democrats
Elected

The polls closed Tuesday night af.
ter hard fought contest not only here
but in every precinct, and the returns
now coming incshow that while the re.
publicans are again in the saddle the
majorities are SO heavily cut that the
contest is neck tosneck.
Election Day was fairly good one,
the rain holding off until after 6o'ciock
when a dowppour began, which has,
with one intermission, steady contin.
ned,
The election results in this and the
surrounding precincts we give in full.
and the estimaters in the others, as
well as the latest estimates on the
state, and the verdict of the polls in
the other States.
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that the land sought is more valuable
for tlmber or stone than for agricultural
purposes and to establish his claim to said
and before the Register and Receiver at
Tuesday the 18th day of Jan, 1907.
He names a. witnesses:
John j Kaatsn of Park Idaho
Paul Orvik of Troy. Idaho
Peter Skjarve of Park, Idaho
Ole Olsop of Troy, Idaho
Any and.alf tersons claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested TO
tile their claims i'll this Office on or before
I'd 10Th day of Jan. 1907.
T. III. Bartletti Register
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TIMBER LAND ACT
NOTICE fOr PubIlCHtlUU
Emitted States Land Office

CnlteQ states Lanu OHlcc
Lewiston, Idaho, October 9th, 1906
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
swith the prouisiops fthe act of congress
Of June 8, 1878, entitled ''An, art ,for the
sale of timber lands In the states Of Cali
fornia, Oregon. Nevada and Washington
Territory as extended to all The public
lands by act OF Augrst 4, 1892.
4. JOSEPHINE MULHALL
of Seattle, county of King. state of Was n
ington, has this day fled in this otfic1 his
sworn statement No 1922 for the purchase
of the ne14 sw14, ny seq of section 10 in
township 4In, 2 G b. m and will offer
proof to show that tile land sought is more
Valuable for its timber or stone than I9r
agricultural purposes and to estahlisn his
Claim to said land before the Clark U, 3,
District courc at Moscow, Idaho, ON Sat
urday. the 18th day of January 1906
He names as witnesses: 4s.
lanes c. Campbell of Potlatch, Iaa.,
Frank w. Mallory Princeton
Frank Burdett
John p Cleary, Palouse. WASH.
Any anc all persons Claiming adversely
the above described lands are revuested To
file theif claims in this office on or before
said 19.h day of January, 1906.
- T. II. bartlett, Register
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The Eatost on EataIf as a
Whole Are

"a . -.f a 81 .
Latah county gives the State ticket
the following vote: French 2531, Hat
tabaugh 1868, Gooding 232e, Stock
slayer 1855; B1rrill s4so, Chaplin 1881
Tansdoh aoo1, Galloway 1871, Bragow
22s0, Bennett 1885, Hastings 2l43,
Morris 1854, Gpheen 2s47, Payne 1903
citamberlain stSs. French fafsasell
e36o, Garlitz 1854, Stewart 20o4, Den.
! ming 1916.
/ The majorities on the county ticket
are: Senate, Tru;tt, republican, ABS;
legislature, Wessls. republican, 65l;
gislature, Mnllsley, republican. 442;
Jones, republican, $50, sheriff. Keane
democratic, 220; anditer, Thompson,
democrat, s1s assessor, Gemmil. re
publican, 39o; superintendent OF
! schools, Dryden. republican, Sic;
! Steele, McCarter aud Stilllnger we're
not opposed commissioner, Lamb, re.
/ publican, 400; Hagan. republican, 5s5
Cock republican. sos.
Returns are not in from Boulder,
White Pine and Mountain Meadow.
4 Lewiston. Ida. Nov. -
4 Thirty one out of 8s precincts in
Nez Perce county give Governor Good
ing, majority of $50. The entire re
publican state, legislative and county
ticket is elected by safe maiorities, ex.
cepting sheriff. county attorney and
county commissioner. The precincts
to be heard from can not do more than
change the majorities slightly.
j Returns from 81 priencts follow:
Il Congressman-AFrench, republican
s51s; Hattabaugh democrat, 1904.
| Governor-Gooding, republican, c699;
Stockslager, democrat, I749I
i Treasur-Hastings. republican 221s
Morris, democratic, 2019i
The remainder of the state ticket Ii
IN about the same ratio.
, State Waldroy, republican
: 4ss malotity.
Legslators-Branley, 2o6 majority
Smith. e53; Miles, 2s9; Brooks. e44
$ Anderson, $40; all republicans.
+. Sheriff Lydon, 354, democrat
Clerk distrIc court-AGifford, 1874, re
publicanj county treasurer Hinckly
: republican, 367; county assor-Will
lams, republican, 9s5; probate judge.
!, Hanlon, republican,. no opposition
. county Superintendent of schools-Mc
eoyi republican, 415; county attorne,
e -Needham, democrat, los; coroner
e Cessari republican, no opposition
J. County commissioners Mccormack
!. democrat, 500; Davis, republican, 3e'
Watson, republican, s7s, coburn, re
publicani 2ss.
Fl Continued to pageJ
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Timber Land, Act June3 1873
United States Land oftcs
Lewiston, Idaho Sept. oath


Lewiston, Idaho Sept. 24th h06:
Notice is hereby given that in comph-
ance with the provisions of the act of Com
gress of JuneS. 1878: entitled San act for
the sale of timber lands in the States of
California. Oregon, Nevada, and Washing
ton Territory ns extended to all the Public
Land States hy aetof August 4 1882.
Robert H. Parks
Of KeTdrick, county of : Lathh, State of
Idaho, mas this day fled in this Office his
sworn statement No. foE- the purchase
of the E15 SEi4 SEH NEN sec. 8 and
SWZ sNA of sec. No. 10 in tip. No. Al NJ,
Range No / Is. b.. NJ, and will offer
proof ts show that the land sought is
more valuable for it's timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes, and to establish
his claim to said land before Register and
Receiver ut Lewiston, Idaho, ON Tuesday.
the 22 Aav dav OF. Ian. 1907.
He names as witness:
James a.. 5luer Vt Troy.
Robert o. Parks ofSKendrick.
James II. Parks of
George Strahl ;.
Any air. all persons claiming adysfsely
tho above described lands are recEles ted
| to tie their caims in this office or Of be-
| fore said 90 day of Jan, 1901.
7. u. Bartlett; Register.
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For Timber Claims or Hoinesteads
see w! g. Dygeft of Dent or +. b.
West, Kendrick.
Yesl When you want a suit Of cloth
es, or an overcoat try our Carl
Joseph goods. they are made to fit.
and do fit, reiiiefnber no two men are
alike, hence you can get first class
At, out of stock, my prices are low and
goods the best.
AT Lauterbach's.
ciiicaso's cleaver fashion in cloathes
let me make yon suit that is the top.
notch in style. ana fit.
At Lauterbach's.
The H. & K, cigar is now on sale
with our Kendrick people and if you
want good cigar call for it. Made By
the Lewiston cigar Co,
LoST-A gold medal, some where
in. Kendtick oh Oct. is. On the
medal was the engraving "B. H. S,
tp0o''i, Reward. for finding same
Leave with Kendrick Gazette.
The famous Carl & Joseph clothes,
iaade to your order at Eauterbach's
clothes that At and wear. Come in
and see the samples.
lump coli, the best In the West,
Geo. Brewster.
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Timber Land, Act june 3,iS7S
limited States Land Office
Lewiston, Idaho. Sept. 27th,

Lewiston, Idaho. Sept. 2ith, 1906,
uotice is hereby given that in compliance
!, n with the provisions Of the Act OF Cong
ress of June 2, 1915, entitled, An act toi
the sale of timber lands in the states Of
i,alifornia, Oregon, Nevada and Washing
IN Territory" as extended to all the Pub.
lie Land States by act of August 4th, lSS.
SIMON JOHNSON
ef Troy. county Of Latah, state OF
idaho. has this day tiled in this otfict
his sworn statement No. 2004 for the pur-
chase of sL swZ sH seH sec. 81 in TIP. No
NR2E. b. NJ and will effer proof to show
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Continued to 8 pageJ

While the tenor of the state may be
judged from the following tables on.
the goTernorshiP and legislature.
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For Timber Clains or Homestead
see w! g. Dygeft 81 Dent or +. b
West, Kendrick.