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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-29
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@Hery Honor the Mayor.

While the women of the United States
are clamoring for suffrage and equal
rights at the polls, the whole world is
more or less amused at the turn affairs
have taken In a little town in Hungary,
where the position of mayor. was actu-
ally thrust upon a young woman and
where other women were elected to fill
other municipal offices.
The little village of Kerisova in Hun
gary boosted a population Of $500 souls
a short time ago., when the adult male
population, one by one, succumbed to
the reports of in~exhaustible wealth on
this side of the Atlantic and e~migrated
in small parties until all the town off,
cials had departed with the exception
of the mayor. Finally he, too, decided
to join his fellow countrymen in their
hunt for golden chances n good
wages In America, leaving his office
and that of the entire municipality
vacant, to be filled by women. whether
they willed 1t or not.
The chances are that the honors were
unsought by the women, for 1t has not
been reported that they were ready or
anxious to take the responsibility of
suffrage upon themselves.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-14
SUMMER REFREsHMRNT.

It must be a dainty mobel to tempt us in the hot summer afternoons and evenings, and yet an appropriate little spread is just the thing to rerresh one on an oppressive day.
 1t is impossible to buy fresh biscuit or waters in bulk. To be good they must be newly baked and perfectly protected.
 The National Biscuit Company comes to fine rescue with biscuit and waters of all kinds in moisture and dust-proof packages that so preserve their oven freshness. that their real age dates only from the time the package Is opened.
 Perhaps the most popular for the summer season are Social Tea Biscuit For porch or lawn, picnic or party, luncheon, supper, tea or dessert. they are equally good and always appropri- ate.
 Social Tea Biscuit should be served from the original package If you wish "a aniov them to the fullest extent, be- cause when the box is opened and the crisn little biscuit eaten at once, 1t Is iust like taking them from the oven. An their goodness and flavor is there for vou to enjoy. The package itself Is SO artistically designed that its at tractIve appearance alone would prompt vou to serve Social Tea Biscuit in this way. The first trial will suggest 10 won at once the various uses and occa- sions for which they would be Just the thing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-14
ACoIDENTs ATlCoTToNwooD.
Mrs. Phillips and a Little Boy are
 H=z1.

HGzS.
 Cottonwood, Aug. 13.-(Special.)- Nixon Lewis, the little son of MT. and Mrs. Edward Lewis of this placs was painfully injured Saturday. He climb ed upon a bench to gather some scup- pernongs and the bench turned over, throwing him to the ground, breaking his right arm just below the elbow.
 The child was visiting relatives in the country with his mother at the time of the accident.
 While returning home From church a few nights ago, Mrs. William Phil lips of Granger had the misfortune to fall from her buggy, breaking her collar bone. vehicle just ahead of Mrs. Phillips stopped and her horse walked up against it, stopping sud denly. It being very dark, and Mrs. Phillips not seeing the vehicle ahead of her did not expect her horse to stop so suddenly, and fell forward to the ground. receiving injuries.
 Dr. U. H. Matthews of Cottonwood was summoned and set the broken col lar bone. Mrs. Phillips Is 45 years old and her injuries are thus rendered the more dangerous and painful.
 A serious cutting affray took place near here a few days ago. Reuben Brookens was seriously stabbed fin the shoulder by Gibson Brand. Both men are Wnlle anu dES SdAu lO AdNO DOSh drinking at the time of the difficulty. The wound in the shoulder of Brook ems is very deep and dangerous. No arrests have been made. Brand was not hurt in the difficulty.
 Congressman Henry D. Clayton ad- dressed a large crowd of citizens here yesterday He dwelt. upon the subject of restricting foreign immigration. and all who heard him seemed to endorse his strong views upon this important subject.
 Cotton is opening some in this sec- tion and the ginners are preparing to put the heecy staple in marketable condition just as fast as 1t comes to them. several splendid ginperies have been erected in this section this year and all expect to do a big business this fall.
 Rev. J. Cg Harrison has just returned from Greenwood, Fla. where he assist ed in one of the greatest religious re- yivals held in that section for many years Twenty-Five people joined the Methodist Church under his minis fry. and the church was greatly re- vived along all lines.
 Mrs R. w Black has returned from a visit to Ashford.
 Mrs. J. w. Marshall is visiting rel atives near Ozark.
 Mrs W. W. Con is visiting rela- lives in Dale County.
 Miss Smithie Brown of Ozark is vis- ,iting the Misses Carroll in Cottonwood.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-14
TO REFUND LICENSE
AUDITOR SENDS INSTRUCTIONS AS
 TO TOBACCO TAX.
Notices Directing Return Of Amounts Collected From General Mer- chants Mailed To Probate
 Ivndaea 0f thM State.

Notices Directing Return Of Amounts
 Collected From General Mer-
 chants Mailed To Probate
 Judges of the state.
 State Auditor W. W. Brandon yes- terday mailed to the various probate Judges of the State, instructions in regard to the refunding of money paid into the treasury by dealers in to- baaco, under the general revenue act enacted at the winter session of the Legislature and amended at the recent session.
 , Under the general revenue bill of the winter session. every general mer- chant. or other store keeper. who kept a small stock of cigars or tobacco was required to pay the regular H. cense Of the tobacconist.
 Under the amended law, none is re- quired to pay the license of a tobac- conist, save dealers who conduct to- bacco os cigar stands and those who paid this tax under the old law, save regular tobacconists, will have their money refunded.
 Auditor Brandon's letter follows:
 ITO Probate Judges-I enclose here- with an act approved August 6. 1907, which requires the auditor to pay back through your office the tax col- lected on tobacco dealers. You will therefore certiIy 10 tnls oHce the names of all such persons who have paid such license and Auditors war rant will be sent you to cover same. In making such certificate please place the names of all parties and amounts paid by them or to be refund ed other than those who paid on tobacco stands
 "At the bottom of such certificate add these words: Received Auditors warrants for above to be delivered to claimants. The form of the certifi- cate should simply be; I - Judge of Probate in and for the county of
 -, do hereby certify that the fol- lowing persons have paid the license tax as a dealer in tobacco, and are entitled to a refund of same as pro- vided in an act approved August 6. 1907. (Signed) -, Probate Judge "An early compliance with this re- quest will greatly facilitate the refund of this tax"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-14
couII.on on Dexter Avenue.

Conductor J. IF. Mosley and Motor- man W. c. James, of a Highland Ave- nue street car, were arrested yester- day morning on charge of causing collision on Dexter avenue apout 1O:45 o'clock.
 Tba collision occurred on the cor mar of Dexter avenue and Perry street, between the Highland avenue car and . hale line car. The vestibule of the Highland avenue car was slightly in- dsnted. hut other than this no damage was done.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-14
Attornern.GencrnI Nreet.

St Louis. Aug. 12-The Attorneys General of the Mississippi Valley states met here today to formulate plans for a national conference of At torneys- General, at which concerted action to enforce various State anti trust laws can be arranged. The meeting was at the invitation of Attor- nex- General Hadley of Missouri
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-14
No,v wIreIes. Coneeaslon.

Buenos Ayres, Aug. 12.-The Ger man Wireless Telegraph Company has received the concession for establish ing the wireless station on the Argen- tine .coaEFf ~-H
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-14
FOR TEXTBOOKS.

FOR RENT-Second floor apartment. now or from October 1st. Four large rooms. kitchen, hall and bath. All modern conven- fences. Porcelain bath. electric lights and sas, with use of. telephone. 227 Sayre St.. Telephone 1141. -13-su-wed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-14
wANTED-MALEH HELP.

I WISH to employ at once a superintend- ent to take charge of the farm on which I live. four miles from TaiIassee, Ala, this etc, and want a man of experience and up-to-date farmer. A married man of mature age is preferred Write with refer
 -s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-14
LOST.

LoST-sunday night at or near Capitol
 Heights from Electric Park car . pair of rimIess eyeglasses Finder please re- turn to Harry Johnston at Advertiser or phone scr. Reward. -1S-2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-14
WANTED-FEAIALE HELP.

WANTED-Three first class salesladies for dry goods department Only those experience eA need apply. Good board can he had for SIS per month. Good salary to right par ties. Rhodes Bros.. Georgiana, Ala.
 -.4-at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-14
TYPEWRIFERS.

NEW and second hand typewritora for saia machines of all makes rented. repaired and exchanged; supplies and accessories. N [. Davant successor to Terry and Davank.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-14
CHANDELIERS

VVH manufacture our own fixtures. con- aeauently we sell to the consumer at factory prices West Electric Go. 117 Commerce
 St Phone e26. Gl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-14
ENGRAVING.

WANTED-You to illustrate your ads. with our cuts: they add 2s per oent to the At- The Advertiser Engraving Company. Phone ser. ~--ek
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-14

NlANTED-Can place several Al stem ographers and expert bookkeepers right away. Good salaries. Demand greater than the supply. Send stamp for particulars. Southern Employment Company, Montgom- cry Ala thu-sat-t If WANTED-Tor U.y s. Army: able-bodied un- married men between ages of Fl ana 3b; citizens of United States of good character and temperate habits who can speak and read and write English Men wanted now for service in Cuba. Apply to recruiting officer. S6M S. Court St, Montgomery. Ala
 --S-t1a-6ri
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-14
|GDvERTIsERs BUSINESS DIREcToRY|
 RpREszKn BUSINESS lOEdSEs CLASSIFIED AlgaAnEncAlxx

PRINTERS AND BINDERS.
 The Brown Printing Co., J. Fl. Crenshaw, President: H. O. Crenshaw, Sec. and T., 10-14 NJ Lawrence Street A complete plant. Estimates submitted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-14
FOR RENT-ST0REs.
TRUNKS

MONTGOMERY Trunk Company. The only exclusive trunk store in Montgomery, 103 Bibb St.. Phone 11s3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-14
KODIAK.

KoDAKs and supplies at TressIar's in- structions free We finish your snaps; mail orders promptly attended to. Tresslar's Studio. IA Dexter Ave. Montgomery. Ala.
 If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-14
MULES AND HORSES.

GOOD supply of both mulsA and horses on hand Prices right. We will hs glad to Abraham Bros, Horse & Mule Co., 1si-i2s Lee St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-14

LEARN TELEGRAPH-why? Because s0.oo0 more telegraph operators are wanted on account of the eight-hour law recently enacted. Twenty-Five students who first
 clip and present this notice to Draughon's Practical Business College, Dexter Ave-, Op- posite Postoffice, Montgomery, may give contract to pay S25 tuition after position is secured. Draughon's Telegraphy students get main line practice. -3-14t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-14
FOR RENT.

MONEY to loan on waachaa dinmonda few. slry. runs and p4stolss dont worry your friends when in need of a small loans come to ua; our business is strictly confidential
 Aontgomsr Loan Co. --ke
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-14
WANTED-TO BUY.

A HORSE wanted-A good delivery horse, no cheap plug need apply. Strong enough for furniture wagon. Is Monroe St.. City
 /t -9
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-06-07

set more glorious because of his
many enlistmcnts in a cause so
humanely splendid, bis associa-
tons with men and women who
had the courage to do, who sur
mounted all obstacles, endured
hardships, with fortitude beyond
the power Of pen to portray
The old are passing to LIES other
degrees; the new are coming; al
most one can hear the footballs OF
the thousaDds-yes, millions, who
are coming to abide in peace, hap
mess and prosperity amid the gold
en- opportunities OF the land OF the
setting sun.
Empire building viii 90 on and
on; the empire builders will pass
away. Their work may be cher
ished by the few who knew them
as they were, but at all events, it
were good to have been alive under
such conditions. The writer will
stay and play the game as long as
he can here-the beyond he is will
ing to trust to Him who holds the
sea in the hollow Of His hand. The
writer is glad he turned his back
on life in a strenuous, crowded
city,and cast his lot in this Land
of Opportunity. As he stood today
and witnessed mans victory, con-
quering foot by foot the desert,
forcing aridity and desolatien to
blossom and bear fruit, he felt
creeping into his heart great
thankfulness that he had in
small way been permitted to do his
lies work in a land that could be
so kind and indulgent to the hu-
man family. He could see within
a few years, prosperous towns, mile
upon mile of splendid farms, the
mighty water power OF the Snake
river harnessed and tran. hitting
its wonderful energy in all direc-
lions for the profit and comfort OF
all who desired.
The writer could hear in imagin-
alton the whirr OF the electric train;
he could see the smoke Of railroads
speeding from ocean to ocean. all
signs of the frontier days obliter-
ated forever, the old gone complete
", the new in command, the vic
tory complete, the empire builded.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-06-07

Department Of the Interior. Lard Once 81
HaiIey. Idaho. April s. 1907
Notlee is hereby given that the following
named settler has 6ied notice Of his intention
70 make snal proof in support OF his claim
snd that said proof viii be made before John
F. Hansen. Z. :. Commissioner az Eoek Greek.
Idsho. on June 18Th 1877. Viz Geo-ge " Noore,
y. L. E No as, tor the SN5t. NE7s. see. - Up.
Is. 5 R.uE B-M
he Names the following witnesses ~ prove
his continuous residence upon and c,iirly1 ton
81 said land. viz Au1reW R0EeEson. Joseph
Candle. GeurGe Ratrick. Charles 3 Heiszer
90 Nj SHARP.
Register
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-06-07

PROCEEDINGS

The board OF county commits
sionere OF Lincoln county, state OF
Idaho, met in regular adjourned
session this 1st day OF June, 1907
pursuant to adjournment.
Present: l. H. lines, chairman,
F. E. Crosse, commissioner and
Harry W. Anderson. Clerk.
Upon the application OF the Ida
no irrigation Company, Limited.
requesting the board OF county
commissioners to establish a fiat
fee for the recording of all water
contracts btween the Idaho Irri-
CATION Company, Limited, and the
settlers, and after due investiga-
ton, it was ordered by the Board
that the recorder charge said COM
pany fee Of seventy five cents per
contract for Land and Water, upon
condition that said Idaho Irriga-
ton Company, Limited, shall fur
nish to the county free Of cost, all
necessary books for the recording
of said contracts, with the regular
form of the contract printed there
in, and all necessary indexes for
same. All records so furnished to
be approved by the county auditor.
In the matter Of the contract
entered into on May 10th, with
Dixon Brothers to complete the
Black Canyon road, it Is hereby
ordered that this contract be null
and void, on the failure OF Dixon
Bros. to file their bond as agreed
is said contract.
No further business appearing
the board adjournid sine die.
|. H. lines, Chairman.
Attest:
Harry W. Anderson, Clerk.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-06-07
NOTICE or OPENING or CAREY ACT
LANDS,

Boise, Idaho. Nay D. 1917
Byorder u the state Board Of Land Com
1nissioners Of the State Of Idaho the following
described desert land viii Be opened for entry
and settlement on and after June p, I1e7- IN
tracts not % exceed leo acre.. By any one quail
fled 10 enter the same under the provisions q
acts Of congress approved August Is, 1854. June
l.. lsas. and March 3. 1901 commonly known a.
the Carey 2ers. and an act Of the legislature Of
Idaho. approved March ?. $50, and The rules
and regulations q the State Bard u. Lid
Commissioners Of Idaho in relation thereto.
All OF that portion Of the lanIs described in
the contract between the United States and
the state Of Idaho. dated April 2 1867. whicn
are situate IN Lincoln and Blaine cqunriss,
state u IDAHO. and ars more particularly De-
seriled in said contract which 5 He'd with the
state Board OF Land Cosnrlisslonsrs- said lands
being approximately $500 acres situate il
Township . s0utl. Ranees i and y East
Township south Ranges L = ard % Eas--
Township south Ranges T. y sind . E-sts
Township south. Range ie East g Y.
Application 20 enter laud may 81 made In
person, or By aurhorized gent 20 any agent
Of the state Board u Land C0ulrlissioners 90
Alberta. Lincoln county. idaho.
The lands VIII be sold 70 the eutry-llaen a. ras
price Of 20 cents Per aers. onehah Of which
shall Be paid when applications are INSIDE and
one-lsalf when hnaI proof + submitted
All applieatlons must Be accompanied BY a
copy Of contrast Tor the purchase q water
shares IN the canal system 81 the Idaho lrEiEa-
tioa Company, Lid, at price nos 20 exceed
So per SHARE
one share vii b. required Tor each acre o.
land entered and VIII represent proportion
ate interest IN said canal sysve-n-
F. T. GOoDISG.
GoFern8r srld Chairman
u l. CaURCz, REGISTER,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-06-07
NOTICES

shosb9ne Falls Power Co. imp.
on power plant at Shcshone
Fails 50 50
story Lumber Co.. lot II in block
Z. yIinidDka, 20
J. Saunders, 90 feet in block TO,
Miniioka. i u
VIM TufIieid, MAJ sa4. See p,
ne4 selI. ~ SCI, Sec u T.
IS. Z. Il T. I6 q
". A. Vaughn. lot I block ?, Min
iiska. 80 y
roll tax, -
Victor & Brown, block TO- Min
idoka. s.
Mrs J. F Ward lots Band 4 block
30, Sno=nODe. Y
l. B. Wells, imp. on unsurveyed
land southeast u Pagsri, -
Mrs VI ~ Ward, lot II block ?
ard 80 feet IN block ?, Minidoka, 50 p
b. ". YaGen, swl4 nelz, VIZ
nwlz. se1< nw5z, Sec. 10 T.
<, r. 10 Z. 2 80
B. & II. Zi.ler, lot block 3, Min
idokl, 10 o.
Burroughs Mere Co.. lot I block
/, Minidoka, u 60
Poll tax, -
Dated this 20th day Of May, 1907.
J. ". WHEELER,
Assessor and Tax Collector.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-06-07

One first class fare, plus s., fol
round trip; date of sale May 2
and SOth, June 3D., 9TH and 18th
final limit October 3lst.
Teachers excursions, Spokane
and Portland-S30 for round trip
dates of sale SAME as above with
final limit of September 80.
National Eclectic Medical Con-
vention-Los Angeles and return,
$53 40; San Francisco and return.
$40 so. Dates of sale June 9Th to
18th inclusive; final limit OF Au-
gust S1st.
For further particulars and
rates apply to c. B. MoRToN,
Local Agent.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-06-07

Department Of the interior. Land OEice 81
Hsiley Idaho, Feb. :. lse7.
Soties is hereby gwen that The follovius-
to make final proof n support ~ his claim
and that said proof VIII Be made before FrauS
T. Disney. e. 5 Cgm1nissiener az shoshoue
idaho. OF June 5th. 1917 viz. Henry CrisTeu.
Homestead No. ll94. Tor the lots 2-s-6 80 - Tp
ia EB. H.
He uanes THE following Witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence uH9l and ciiltiE- tfon
81 said land VIZ joan Bloss. John Dahieuisr
Charles " Arshsr John p sawyer al q Az
III SHARP.
Register
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-06-07
Notice

Departmaut o. the interior. United stare= Land
0st5ee HALEY. idaho. a pill y. 1907.
To whom il may eouesru-
Notice T. hereby given that ghe Safe OF lda-
no aas flel IN -ils cliice ilsl of lais situareI
in the toH nshfrS described below fl- -eEreE4-
ti0n under Section 8 AeF 1t august Is. l-44 l--
SATISFIED the Aet u June II. l,.6 e. srat-
lssl and Act Of March 8. ItI al stat. Ils-il-,l
rhst -he list = open 70 tle public ler Iusgee-
ton and copy thereof b. descriptive s-s-ll-
visions has been posted ID a convenient place
in this office for the inspection II all persons
interested aud lle public generally.
Within the next sixty days following the date
81 this notice. PROTESTS OF contests aeaiusf Ehe
claim 81 the Slats 20 any Iraei OF subdivision
within any section OF pert % section described
III the list on the r0E III rhar the same j. more
raiua bic io mineral than for agricultural flc-
poses VIII BE received and noted tor repQr7 20
the General Land One at Washington
o. C. = J. sharp. Register
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-06-07
LEGAL tees
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

Office Of Assessor and Tax Collector
Notice Is hereby given: That the fai-
loving list contains the names Of the
persons to which property assessed and
a description Of the property nron
which taxes are delinquent for the year
1906. in Lincoln county state Of Idaho
And the amount OF taxes and penalties
and costs due opposite each name and
description. with the taxes due on per-
sOnal property added TO the taxes OF
real estate where the real estate Is liable
therefor. or the several taxes are due
from the same person. Aud tAat unless
the said delinquent taxes, together With
the costs and penalties. are paid, the
real property upon which such taxes
are 3 lien. or so much thereof as viii he
necessary 10 raise the amount due. wilt
be sold by me at public auction, in front
of the county court house in the town OF
Sboshone, in Lincoln county, Idaho, OF
the Stii dav Of July, 1907, commenting
at 10 O'Clock a. M:
Mrs. :. Butler. ne sci. se
metz, See. 81, T. / :, R. IS E 5 q
Briggs estate, SO sw4. sec 3. and
lot /, See. 10. 7. ), r. Il E. 81 So
Z. VI. Clements. lots 9 anal 10,
block 1, Richards addition to
Shoshone, L %
Poll tax, 30
Kitty Craig. p acres in SCI ne4,
see. /. TIP. 9 : r. Il (. Il
Cassia County Telephone Co,
miles Of telephone line, 81
Mullins H & p. Assn land, near
Baruum's Island. %
7. n. Evans. lot in block 5, Min
Idoks. - n
Poll isx. 80
Di i5oks, " % 81.
PoU tax. 80
Albert tiridley, Kagermar, . lots. 1 81
Pos tax. 50
:. E. Gridley. 10, 1. Sec. 10. aud
lot I. SEE IS. T. : :, r. IA (. 81 70
Geo. NJ. Garner, se4 nell. sec p,
It's, r. lS r. 10 Il
Chas. Mishler, . acres in sw14 se4,
See. a, T. :. R. Is Z. 10 ls
Poll tax. , 50
NI Hsgs X ral.0"' - !" 'SA 1o7l
lo ai nsI'sa' ~ 's'' - A So
E. McKennan. lot I, See. Is. aud
lot :. Sec. is. 7. Is 5. r. Is E. 81
L. &. Perrine. lots and 5, See
II, T. Z $, E. Is Z. 81
P. Peterson, 50 feet in block ,.
MinidOka. = =
Poll tax. %
F. B. Palmer < Co, lot block 5.
MinidOka, 81
]. Rizzi. lot Z block ?, Ninidoka. Sill
James Reynolds, lot 10 block ,,
MinidOka, . -
: = Poa Tmprovaments in Ru-
pert, known as Roe Real rs
tate Office, next door 10 Idaho
Mere. Co. =
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-06-07
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Joseph F. White, deceased
Notice IS HEREBY given By the undersigned
Mr. Efizabe White. Adnini>tratrix of the
estate Of Joseph F. White. deseasssi % -le e-et-
the Ssif deceased to exhibit them with the
nseeSsarv vouchers within ten months after
ne frs1 publication Of this notice 70 tne s-it
"Reminiscences. or AZ the store cf keeter <
White in tn, town az Shoshoue. Idaho, CcuAry
81 IfueOiu. STATE Of Idaho
E1Iz2sErH WHrrE.
ADMINISTRATIVE al the estate Of
Joseph Z. White. deceased
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-06-07
Notice-AppIication to Appoint Dep
uty Sheriff.

Notice is hereby given that | will
present an application to the board
OF county commissioners OF Lincoln
county, Idaho, at their July meet
ing, 1907, for the appointment OF a
deputy sheriff for the Minidoka
tract.
Leroy C. Jones,
Sheriff. Lincoln county, Idaho.
June7July5