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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-03-21
Ask to see our Pittsburgh Poultry and Garden Fence.
The EIIWOOd Woven Wire Fence

Is without doubt the perfection Of
will turn smaller animals than any other
fence. It is made in a way that the stay
wires will not slip and enlarge the mesh.
1t has barb on bottom wire which saves
the expense Of putting barb wire at the
bottom to prevent hogs roofing under the
fence. Has twisted horizontal cables
under VARYING Temperatures. It is easily
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-03-21

Evil habits, when they once settle,
are more easily broken than mended.--
Quintilian.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-03-21

The way to gain a good reputation is
to endeavor to be what you desire to
appear.-Socrates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
a INV TRACTS
zee Up

zee Up
Nov ts Yaar golden orporiunitY 20 sseur.
one - iifsaf tdeai tracts Ter q hetus Or
au Investment Onif = minutes flde en-
me Nfrfln car Tale saFf usftr - RAPIDLY
tnefaaslnH in value and h. cure ~ hauhia
hs . sssni ralas In he near future
Zach tract tslnE Gstg . large enough
% raise 81 THE vegetables family can
uns neHifca hsinE near enough % fhs heart
- Seattle % enjoy tha comforts and cans
vsuisucss q the city
10 naf forrsi nmr sasY terms ons-thiri
cash balance nns and two years Come
20 The Office and set ful particulars
wusuf = Lewis A Robinson.
A. ROBINSON a co.
Established isss
Main wt Ind 30
500 Alaska nidE
IaW PRICED ACHEhgE@U NIvERatTY
DISH RIOT
Zine residence property. 20 minutes wah
frem pressnt car line $50 lots On easy
CHARLES ptEtMANH.
~ Bailey nlds If.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
INCREASE IN
WAGES ASKED

The cooks aud walters union
made a formal demand today on
the hotel and restaurant proprie-
tors for an increase In wages and
one day of IN seven 20 take sf.
feet June J
The new scale IL not expected 70
meet with opposition At the hands
OF the propriet0rs Il IL merely
drawn To equallze the wages u
mem bsre o. the local union and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
KuRokl slosrsD.

General kurokI viii srrly. !. a,
stus about noon tomossox
All hsrg, which brovah, -
across tho Pacific, was slsn,.s ,,,n
es'msnnsh light at ESQ ~.
morning. The vessel will l.,..
Victoria a daylight tomorros.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
LOTS

$500 see caHh, lot a1xiao, within two
bio - n rssisr cars. 81. ii
500 SO cash. lot sNi2o on naacoa
HNi u-n
fsea Earhe1se cash -four beautiful view
iufH. Chnftr tueatiuu. close o. car lire in
Wrsi seattle csc
taoosfaa cash. etxieo. Al IuiIman CITY
&C
IS sutfancink view nfiaintnH Denny
blaine
o. 100 .sia cash excellent s-room mol.
en- residence on afd ave near Maarona
cars 500 e
THE REALTY LOAN a RANKING CO.
90 Third Ave. cururr James ~
g = hafrclts Pres {. smith. Sec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

uoysr LAND
r'nasf IfYsssfian We csn t.nate Tea
fHEE OF CHARGE
ur frrFa q O. - $500 2 thciss fafHrins
tanf etaes H. tvwh saA fNiifnaf n aes
- shs urnr FHtIf SECTIONS OF
aoTfTHEHs IDAHO his e savsfn
Hasuf tAnH ans cas- ~ NH9 az n9rt ct
ua FUn ACRE
We FURNISH a psrpssuai xxtsr fiaht -
easY - rfrfnfs See M. a. aurs This
IL q fharEa that ruu shuuit not rafs
fsf his ard aiii 80 Warfh as PEE aafs
iastfs 81 tua years So ahaus u a.
ACNE INVESTMENT CO.
tatit Fiunssr naAdtuG IT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

the increase IN wages VIII -
% only about e cent? Der -
The increase IA wages Al a. 81 !,
Ter and Rainier Grand ara 80. ss.-
first class hotels win h sa
1850 per week se'si
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

nsasssa-ssHaaas~a
foa0 LAKE,
FivU ACRE TRACTS
- .---se-.-ssrsao
NJ. taers tfnsts on ths sasftst fer Ne
Nfirs Ginfs1 sfli uaafly 81 cleared 40
tainins bsautifoi isks ADD ssinissf fsaoft ]
siass 20 see NTH -. - eAshi beasi.es
wa G niAcM q co.
80 sss refs hiaFs Msin tfn
=. .s I. 900: -. s s s.' A.. " $500 y -,
fifst sna uuion So
wE nAvn soAr yJNE tors
: HiNtT - FHoA fioNEkh s4uhHh
49, - ts1 @ssH. On the ssslssf terms
! - nonsh' fb.fs q. - msnr ~,
S''"' - wnifaias : Jatosr.
- - Hpisf bles =,
~ fsis. b. 0~ssf-io Sores sss half
slif fsm stsfiaa Eaaa house.. tsra sai
hfaHh1 ffuit fffFs fhiftsn telsss sal
ss-a - aass isfssasiG ss al e sairs..
Ffs8 vfstsf hslfty. Wssa Nii
- - 80 a. tsni Fertf fte@fsA
n - Is ere. nssf q, asisa .sfan. firss
Glass sissf beifan tai sasiiy cissssl
ws.s,s.su .s'f =. " sen $780, 80 .sss
tatae 8 asfs.. tsirssn seattle sns rs.
saHsa. = ssfss sissfet = aefss sissesd
hsif cash. hsissls a. 80 rsai
y 49, sefs.. eli hissk iaar l.aa. =
arfes slashss tsisnos o. fimtsf
hf.ErrraGRKN . ARREtL
81 hasfea Biz
GaF nseaad sa1 gaieahia %
tapas rnAcr or nfcr ALDER Asn
hAfLh lisp tass sfSs-s = tssfs nssss
tr3A 81 sfsff Essg fssus
HonEnf a<nf
siessp szi Alssss hsiisihf. - sQ
Trs .cnEs sEAs sssI.s.m q =
tsissds sead HQsza % sTsfiy swell sfso
AnAgnt MAAlHf
sie 80 81 ssssas hafi1iaa - -
HrRs ~ coon nur-lao .es.. s.ss
.l..'.di $3.50 ,.siss wii 81 NJ -
RoHEHT aALrnr,
eisasp ga AlssAs Baiiaias ~ =
cosr TO Tur ovytcr AND sEr rLAT
=. i.s:S e. :. - s.is -. 80 : .ssa - :.
R6arar natrHY.
sieesg sz kissss hsiitsas. ~ -
nALY.AcaE TBAcTa
HALF cAsn BALANCE VERY EAST
TENAH
guss naffh = ufesa tSks hirh anr
sisatiY. wasefnH fataaes
bay ens = ftssr trerss nowi iay 81
d anss ~ sss.s .sss.4 80. 49, ,sss. '' 90
az 49, tss sgases. sna ges'u hafs yezli
psss ssx hatthsd.
rss CO rs-ssi sssss ssfs.s rs ,ss ns.s -
-7saf eeulss ZEE ssis sssfig soatis TeH
s,sass
ALnEKT n IoRn q co.
sss New fcfs nisea
- srrss - szss eafteHi lisa ! mfis fr~a
asarn. - fsat % sale rhssp I-hqs. tai
West Eta 40 }
hrNNFh HoMEa=Wsfsf froas FfFht a
I bet lsstiaa - Niles ffean ksAtfts aSfea
SEED sesi az fe9e~a geri tasrfuE efthsfa
s@ah fruits ffsst sisa sfflas usfsf D -
ie aew rpea v'ssfsfea aesle~l sasii ssfl
saa esess5 saft4 'ifiaEa o. orc Tsfms
noHfhT katTnr
bsn go Rzi ALASKA hgiisias ~ d
0~nsf nsasf asii-slasss aasfssT ere nstaisi
Eastward oal1 ts.1. Ftsss rss fza1
Fla !
orIcN aNftNSa WANTED
L nwNsF rsesi saii 81 erect call eattups raxn
"a fHs $50 fatsu - e nfrss { fsf =
Z ffafh Ank4fus seA tlafk ipafai - sffs.
d aasafee seFihs "a yien. ateek sas i'm
I Ftswsais a. u4fh tiaat an nssin reaf
Z Nae1 = helsi : mile mffik eeEeu - pisn
7 Heerf fay ffirs y - Ears rash ~
4sifs faf aehn rautG AataFu. Wsxk "a
VACANT LOTS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

To rhs atar-Maln ieso Ind
tiss The star will cali and eel.
iect tho bill. ana will send 60
YEA the answers TO yo1F al
when addressed Care The star
RATES ron Ct.AsstttEp
aexfsRrtsEnHN ttelr
wanted, Leaf aud Fssad. Tee
Reat. For sale. sse.i oas ssss
= Nerd.
srrrATfoNs WANTED ADS
- words fhres ftasss fsF 20
teaes.
seven words or fractions g
~'arda 10 the itne. cash IA al
vaaee Mh4n charged % &c
count actual numhef OF liaes a.
saf will be counted Ainimap'
btli gar an saas ak cents, He
ard Nant Al Agency ~
Munea. asi hallafa Az OPP
city Halt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
No TROUBLE To
Answer Qt4NHrf0Sa"

Ne rHoUHi.N 10
ANSWER 9uNfrtoas"
euaarpALK
10 aarss hfehiF iussfesea, rms heas.
feams ana sseh. - $50 sgia ~stst
ssens. asllE H@li. ~ ss.fins f'sais tres
.agins hsas - astaasss ] uaeass 49,
kassfs 500 huiiains fa sNl We 81 !
sFfiass aniiuifaa ssisl Fipst g hsies
- Nsss aHHF Ffiiss fFasn agsth rsfA
tsks IA affs sfrf5fh'Hs taf hasssheif fuf4
hifafs ~ hsss thins an shs taafsss aNns
sF FsfiriaE ffam tssless4. ssn n.ess % -
- tss
uIKa aunroa fsYrsfNxSr 90.
lNranToHAEE
a. knssftsan nsas Htss
poS.r rAm TO STR orR g AS 20 ssf-
ffsrts esf assf - fsietsiisH aetr 10
. faso ~ ussg slasn Fsgn~ss aa~A bal
- a6HEHr sstTHY.
ssAs2essa ALASKA naihans @@
= sgfss uasras- 81 ssasl. ns~ sss.is
Nss. assoc, nslsasld ~ e. q H. c.n
- n tsase pissss ard usafs saensy n
: asgs
or lsfHs lea. -issin J htssts e nsfs.
nfssn t3ke. rfeei8f 4stY CLEARED. auit isw
80 ~ a. s@eh. - eash 40 y useathir.
80 tntsfsst
rws 49, = Fs.ssF smsrsssd. Aas.s.
csc. suif fine Essr ssfms
srs aoN nACrurHsoH a CO.
- rsonsss Itss - sna tasa-s
aaih ssaa y ina 80 Ii
Fanrr acHNs : mns. rfum sw.u ts-u.
= sffas ftsafsN htisnas ftaat#FI large
ssrtsff e tsssias - tisas - ssasn fraiis.
srgss itfesa - Fs 49, 80
nonnnT astrHy,
sis szo 81 Aissss nsihins - -
RacRIYsrE.
rTa. esfvy sna etlessr fsHea snesf ;
ssrss watsF fssnt @efss s,ssF.a nns
tssifnE hafa : safss nas siIN~
80 fss.sT rnss - eat ssrs saaa
f foea heass sra fsfHiiUfs. al - . ee
tsfms e slsif 80 in 80 49, - as
time
uurnocE snuiKK. rorHrwr.
a. HsnsIrs nies % aea9nd Az.
y arrss = srs. taiiasa isns. - ssf~s
i.ssss e es@s . esisssas. Fiav. hsrra-.
T naean efsafn seuaHasrf al small trtia
f . Fruit rte, nic. srrihe eFsssi sAaos.
fsr-enr NATION
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
BUSINESS CHANCES.

IL iaatfna fss winner osn oa q. q.
rafA ASIA fsalef This e IA rial estate
pFupasitiaa. bat he greatest measf ms ~
10 nrstfla = y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

THE ckNhpfAN RANK or
COMM EnfE
UsfahIlahn1 fsgI
UraF ffHfe. Toronto Canada
over ~ trafff offices b. canada ard
ths Tinted States general banking
husinsss transacted Interest allowed en-
time ffrcsifa
hkVTNus DEPARTMENT
Seattle nraurh=G v Holt. ManaHsr II
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK oF
SEATTLE
capital stock paid "a. iazf oao surplus
80 90. ,. Furfhl Ffes# 0uidamlth.
vice pres w. " Ankanr. cashier. rerFa-
snanfsnts ~ principal cities ~ ths United
States and Europe Ii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

HOUSES AND tors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

9uBD Hlr
sea- faf ons are - sea1 lad "a ths
rfps ilHs sauta ~ the eltf 90 fns eouai
raaH fsfwsan fan 80 lies tsfnas tlaA
fash aHd H1 - Hnnth
y n NlCnotA % rniqn rik s=if
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

MoSsrru AUrrioN sALE or HarHE
HoIu ~ uNfTrnr nv OnhFH 90 rlfK
hrgEiFEh % tfiE HnlnrN rNnti
On fhafslaF fhf e. dar - MsF cons.
msarinH at fH - thefp. thr saiIra sfaek -
che STORE 400 Flraf 49, rnuasflna m Part
tnFaaas rnHnufa.iaa rhiTaHirfs FEffnafHu e.
hlea sifrisHsTis pIeturss hsi ssfa chairs.
cnafrr tahlea rafkffs. roller desks. carprfa.
rigs sff squares. large qHanfffF ~ In.
nisHHI z lafHn sfneH n nre steel fsnFHs
aarsi deal ~ fhe ffark e Hsu saf sill b.
aaid I'm lots fn Fuii Ell PARTIES 70 niek
Eidfnr rresifrr rhauss Main fGgi inHs
faHarHf iIIf -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

ACREAGE
Tuenff acres. abaat 10 niles
ff0m FaatfisI good tfsaHpaftA'
tlsa utfs ioaiiaaf
as 40
Pcs sefsl oas fuiFa cash hsisass
tgd % nsf manthi
Gel = haa8s. - inaspsudsss
This tina % an uppsHtuastg
.tsfld 4sf - 0ssfieaasi
CAPITAL INyEHruhhf CO.,
luf lhiea -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
rAnn.ANn LArp..

rAans AND LANDS.
$4,000
81 Acres Choice
Farm Land
Agap dxn6es Ge6p TWO nfoity
liolsr asas 20 gsR d I'm ~ 9,s, .At
COWS 5 eAL ., f6 1850 -, ~ e - \
pknafsa iArtennNfs ~ AL
sfsna FUasiTfnF. caEAM ARA.
nAfoH EyrnlYfisise glons ,@ ~ .i.
iN rilE afArn
Hodgson. Moore a. O..
ss THIRD AVE-
auoD nur
rils ilas sauih - the eliF 90 fins eouaif
faad hsfwfsn tra - ithss tsfHss 10
50 u Nlcn6is % usion nh ~
A C yonNaFoH a co.
Haznts ia nasus Hiafh
fhanss Main IA A az
fta
usaaaa utu=lot sssis4 nas view = LAS
fnftus
SEQ
nsiaisf nsishfsa isi t1sino ~ cast. eal
% isf tHH
8 anfns Al tsn8 "a snaai fruits tssf
inz tsgaun hausa Ira. hloes from
FhffFafii snad ihfHffe-
q IS
/ acre iu raffsr. flsaa tfeafa tosss. flfs
eel - tees ~ vatsfffqei 90 spisniit
ssnff sieFlnE hsaEh
- snfss fins iana. ua egautry faaa y
ate fiaia ssit esssf stss Nesis hsrt1f
q miles WaaI q NHsftla
: basfs eaah 80 ssiiYi tfss ssat faf~
49, siass a. legs uiii ans salpl - "a
gagiaa ffem 10 ts q ~ tAy To-
leAaf
CHOICE wArNh FHoSf on F0uHpl a
aafss tighiF impfetst 81 flssfsa frhesd
80 sfsss fssssA 4faHa fiasfsrrd boss
hfss bsre AS slsaf etirksa heases isfss
efeasfd IN nssfiuEl al aiats u s@lsfi ffast D
ssaAtsaes - sffin4 sstsf 81 taai half sssa
WdHrhf n ALfHft
pie 80 sii aitsss HaiAaiAs - ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

QUICK nNTffNsa WANTED
pwusF nsnst saii e. ansst ehi eattups rafn-
"a fas $50 fassu - = nfrss { raf e.
ffafh Ank4fU saA hlafk flMfa - sffss
easafse seetns "a place ateek sas in
ftsNsHta a. 9Th fia9f ntefn reaf
rae1 = Nsas s mile maftG ssEeu - plsrs
Heerf fay ffirs u 10 Ears rash IN
aaige faf aehH fnutE. Aatafu. Wssh a ,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-03-15
Gave Poor Performance.

The performance given at the
opera house lastMonday evening BY
Harry Wards minstrel troupe was
very poor. The company has
played in this town on several oc-
casions but they we're travelling as
the Wade & Ward minstrel show
and. carried about thirty people.
This time there vera only fifteen
in the troupe and they were not
stars or even second-class actors.
The singing WAS very poor with the
exception OF the boy singer, who
has very good voice but tries to
sing too loud The jokes were
nearly all old and the comedy
sketches were very weak.
The posters advertised Professor
Horne with his wonderful company
of trained dogs, but this part OF
The entertainment failed to mater
ialize. After the show the company
attempted to give dance, 10 cents
for each dance being the charge,
but after having such a poor en-
tertainment given them the people
to stay and take a chance
On any more and the dance was
In billing such a show as he |
above in our town the manager OF
he opera house is entirely exempt
rom blame. On previous occas-
Ons when the Warde & Wade
Minstrel troupe gave performance
n the town they furnished first
lass entertainment, but this wear
hey have split up the troupe,
Wade taking half and Ward half.
nd they are trying to travel on
heir previous reputation.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-03-15

Lucein L Nunn-appeal from &C.
ton Of state engineer canceIling
water permit No. 438. Richards &
Haga. Boise, attorneys for plaintiff.
Con Wagon & Machine Co. vs.
d. w Yaden.-ioreclosure Of Mtg.
Hasbruck & st. Clair, Atiys for
plaintiff.
State of Idaho vs.. Chas. Olney-
obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. Frank T. Disney, Atty for
State.
State Of Idaho vs. E. S. Bobo-I
gambling. Frank T. Disney, Atty
for State, E. VI. Wolfe. Atty for de-
iendant.
State OF Idaho rs W. C. Tuffield
grand larceny. Frank T. Dis
ley, Atty for State, E. N. Wolfe, !
Atty for deieanant.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-03-15
PASSES AWAY.
Joseph r. White Succumbs after a
Short Illness.

{ Joseph F. White, one OF tho
formost men OF Lincoln county,
and one of the most respected cit
liens OF Shoshone, died at his home
IN this city At one o'Iock this afte-
noon, the immediate cause of death
being acute Bright's desease.
Mr.. White returned last Monday
evening from Los Angeles, Cal,
where he AID Mrs White had spent
the better part of the winter. When
ne arrived he complained of being
i'll and physicians we're summoned
at once but as soon as an examin-
alton was made it was found thas
his case was hopeless as acute
Bright's disease had set set in. He
was conscious until Wednesday
morning, but from that time he
was unconscious unil the end came.
The death OF Mr.. White was a
shock to the whole community, as
he was Only So years of age and
has enjoyed excellent health. He
caves a wife and two sons, Gilbert
md Walter, and the heartfelt SYM
oathy OF the entire community IS
to them in the time OF
heir sad bereavement.
While the arrangements for the
uneral have not been completed IL
3 thought that the services will be
ield at the residence next Sunday.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-03-15
Minear--Lirtie.

John T. Minear OF Soldier and
Leda Little Of Clover Creek were
united in marriage at the home os
the brides parents on Clover Creez
last Tuesday evening at six o'clock
Rev. c. A. Edwards Of Shoshone
officiating. After the ceremony
sumptuous repast was served the
guests.
The contracting par les are both
Eell known in Shoshoae, Miss Lit
tie being a daughter of J. E. Little,
one of the prominent ranchers OF =
ne county. Miss Mabel Minear
Of Bo Sc, sister of the groom, was
present to witness The ceremony
The happy couple viii make their
future home in Soldier. where Mr..
Minear has some valuable hold
lngs.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-03-15
Notice OF Sale,

In the Jnstice Court, HagermaI
Precinct, County OF Lincoln
State of Idaho.
Notice is hereby given that BY
virtue OF power of writ of exec
ton issued out of the above couri
in said cause on the seventh day o.
March, 1907, upon a judgment
against said defendant for one hun
dred and ten dollars, and costs ane
accrueing costs, | viii sell at pub
lie sale on the 10th day Of March
1907, the following property be
longing to said defendant: On.
moving machiue, one hay rake
two head of horses, sixteen bauel,
cider, for the satisfaction of sale
Judgment. Place of sale, Hager-
man, Idaho. Sale commences a
10 o'clock On said date.
Ed Conroy, Constable.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-03-15
Ctedr Lakes
ings.

Nelson Chriswell has been con-
fined to the horse for sereral days
with bad case OF tooth ache.
John n. Hopkins is quite sick
this week, having had another par
alletic stroke. The doctor of Buhl
s at present attsndng him.
Mrs. NJ. E. Briggs is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. E. Dack is busy getting her
richard grounds il shape for the
approaching spring.
Chas. Wilson was in from Bull
@ spend Sunday with his Eaor,her
here.
Otis E. Systo has just had the,
asst Of his has bailed for this year.
Mr.. DurHee returned with his
lay crew to Hagerman Monday,
iaving completed his contracts in
be valley:
Chas. Ingersoll Is busy hauling
allied hay to the river from the
riggs ranch for the Finley Bros.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-03-15
Baptist Church.

There will be regular services al
the Baptist church next Sunday,
preaching by the pssior at II a. m
and $50 p. m. Morning topic,
People Who Have Made Bad Bar
gains" Y, P. S. 6:45. The GLAD
nand aud a warm welcome to all
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-03-15

renewed within two years next

renewed within two years mex
thereafter.
"Sec. f. It shall be unlawful 70
any person or persons in this stat
to engage on Sunday in horse rae
ing.
ANY person or persons violating
this section shall be gnilty of mis-
demeanor and on conviction there
OF said offender shall be fined in
any gum not less than s. nor more
than 800, or shall be imprisoned
in the county jail not to exceed
thirty days, or by both such fine
and imprisonment.
Sec. 3. 1t shall be the duty of
each prosecuting attorney, sheriff
constable, city or towDHlarshal. OF
any and ali other public officers in
this state to inform against and
diligently prosecute any and all
persons guilty OF the violations of
the provisions OF this act, either
upon credible information as to
any such violation, or upon reason
able cause to believe that there has
been any such violation.
"Any said officer who shill re-
fuse or wilifully neglect 10 inferm
against and prosecute said offend
ers against this act, shall be deem
ed guilty of misdemenor and on
conviction thereof shall be pun
ished by fine OF not less than $50
nor more than $500, and the court
before which said officer shall be
-ried shall dsclare the office or APP
oointment held BY said officer va
amt for the remainder OF his term.
Sec 6 Ali fines collected from
he violation OF this act shall be
oaid into the common school fund
If the county.
"Sec 7. All acts and parts of |
cts, either general or special, in
onfict with the provisions of this
ct are hereby repealed in so far as :
hey conflict with the provisions Of
his act.n
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-03-15
Deserve Much Credit.

The high school entertainment
given at the opera house on Friday
evening last was a very creditable
affair and showed much care and
training on the part OF the prlnci-
pal, teachers and pupils. Every
number on the program was rem
dered very efficiently and received
the well-deserved applause from
the appreciative audience, many Of
the numb rs being encored. As
every number on the program was
SO well prepared and rendered, it
would be impartial to make any
mention of any special features OF
the entertainment.
The receipts of the entertainment
were nearly 500 and of this sum
about s75 viii be realized for the |
piano fund.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-03-15
No Dance

Owing to the death of ]. T.
White the dance which was to have
been given at the opera house this
evening by the young people has
been posponed until next Friday
evening.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-03-15
cyrics and Liars.

The French who said. There sre
lv-ays two parties 70 iovs-natch-
ae who loves and one who does not"
vas not speaking the truiAs Ala
tynscs are liars.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-03-15

All X. P.'s are requested to meet
in the hall at p. NJ. Sunday,
March II, to attend the funeral Of
J. F. White.
Jerre Purdum, C. C.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-03-15
MANY DIVORCES
Eight Suits for Divorce are Numbered
Among the Cases this Term.

county will be present to assis
Judge Walters, as the latter
counsel in a number of the cases
The calander to date is az fellows
5. G.. Frost, ct al VS. Altura
Water Co., ct al-water suit. Har
ley, Puckett & Hawley and f. A
Walters, attorneys for plaintiffs.
W. B. Kelly VS.. Henry Winters
ct al-wa'er suit. Z. A. Walters
Atty for plaintiff.
A. F. Beymer VS.. L. G. Metcalf,
ct al-colIection OF debt. J. d.
Akirs and z. A. Walters, ! ttys.
for plaintiff.
Albion Meat Co VS.. Orman &
Crook ,-collection of debt. J. G
Rogers and E. A. Walters Attys.
for plaintiff.
Myrtle Malloy vs.. James MalIoy
divorce Frank T. Disney, Atty.
for plaintiff.
Cottpnwood Canal Co. VS.. James
Bowman-injunction, water suit.
E. A. Walters, Atty. for plaintiff.
o. P. Johnson VS.. VIM. u. john
son, ct al-injunction. { Wolfe,
Atty. for plaintiff, Sullivan & SUI
liyan Att,s for defehdant.
Archie Eckersell ys. Monarch &
OF deb Smith
{ fradley, Attys for eIaintiff, Neal
& Kinyon, Atty<: for defendant.
]. r. Mccoy VS.. Lydis Mccoy
divorce. Frank T. Disney, Atty. |
ior plaintiff
Fred g. Bl.ss vs.. Bertha B. Bliss
divorce. Frank 7. Disney, Atty. /
or plaintiff.
Pearl P. Haines vs.. Lora Haines
divorce. E. A. Walters, Atty.
or plaintiff. Frank T. Disney, Atty
or defendant.
Hascall f. Hunt VS.. Martha E.
funt-divorce. Sweeley & Ssee-
sy Attys for plaintiff, w. P. Guth-
lie, Atty. for defendant.
Felson Dudley, road oyerseer, vs.
!. Z. Johnson-action for opening
{ road. Continued from last term.
d. Atkins, Atty. for plaintiff, f.
[. Wolfe. Atty for defendant. \
JAS S. Bristow vs. Glenn's Ferry a
and Il Irrigation Co.-injunction.
. A, Walters, Atty for plaintiff.
E w. Horton VS.. Fred Riggen-
reclosure of lien. Frank I. Dis
", Atty for plaintiff. u
Western Wheeled Seraper Co. We ?
onarch & Porter, ct al-colleetion :
debt. Perkey & Blaine and ].
Sehooler, Atiys for defendant. g
Sarah Riggen vs.. Fed Riggen- ~
rorce. Dismissed without pred
lice by plaintiff.
Weeter Lumber Co. VS.. Chas. IL
Ellen. Detreich & Clark, Attys
plaintiff.
Joseph S. Pillissier VS.. Jessie
iissier-Divorce. Frank T. Dis VI
:, Atty for plaintiff. 10
Iohn Il. Richards VS.. ]. w. IN
leeler-action to obtain posses ND
a of property. Lyttleton Price, as'
Y for plaintiff. Ur'
ohm r. Richards VS.. Fred ". acc
ding, ct al-action to obtain iie
session of prop rty. Lyttleton y
e, Atty for plaintiff ION
"a d. Gridley VS.. Samuel E. mo
llev-divorce. Frank T. Dis s"o
Atty for plaiRtiff. eia'
ma L. Lille VS.. VIM. LiIe-di- iuo
e. Paul S. Haddock, Atty for ma
ntiff. ~
aho Irrig 'tion { Pcver Co. vs-