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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11

Report of manufacturers committee.
Report Of membership committee.
Report of supply. committee.
Report Of metal committee.
Report of special committees.
Report OF executive committee. read
by Q. B. Barker, Lynchburg, Va.
appointment Of special committees.
Communications.
Miscellaneous business.
Discussion Of executive committees
report (each speaker limited to five
minutes).
Opening of question box-Gencral
The night session will be a social
gathering. to be held mainly in the
lobby of the Jefferson.
Those Who VIII Attend.
The following is the list of the nom
bers who will attend the jobbers con.
vcntion. and of the ladies who will ac-
company them:
w: D. Stuart, Richmond, Va; r. Il.
v. Farrar. Richmond. Va; S. II. Will
lkinson. Richmond, Va; G. r. Stafford,
Atlanta Ca; B. M Gladding, Memphis,
Tenn; Mrs. b. NJ Glndding, Memphis,
Tenn. w. D. MounEer, Natchez, Miss;
Miss Mounger. Natchez, Miss; Spencer
James, Danville, Va: Mrs. Spencer
James. Danville,4 Va; 4 Edward w. Lee,
Knoxville, Tenn; Sam G, House. Knox :
Vile. Tenn; Fl. NJ Workman, Macon.
Ga; J. T., keyser. Belllngton. w. Va;
w. S. Donnan. Richmond, Va; John
Donnan, Richmond Va; S. c. Donnan.
Richmond. Va; o. B. Barker, Lynch
burg, Va; Mrs. O. 3. Barker, Lynch
burg, Va; Miss Leila Barker, Lynch
burg, Va: II. w. Powers, Bristol, Tenn;
Frank NJ, Hobbs, Petersburg, VA;
Bruce Keener, Knoxville. Tenn; ~. S..
Crane. Yazoo City, Miss; j. Y. Griffith,
Monroe, N. C.; James A. Stewart, Mon
roe, N, c.; G, b. Hancock, Bluefleld w.
Va; #. a. Leonard, Blueneld, w. Va;
g, w. Barnett. Montgomery. Ala. Mrs.
G. w. Barnett. Montgomery, Ala; Ben
j, Schuster. Selma, Ala; Miss Bertha
Schuster Selma, Ala; Miss Maude
Schuster, Selma. Ala.;t ]. G. Sproul, An
niston, Ala; Mrs ]. G. Sproul, Annis-
ton, Ala: y, II. Vordenbaulnen, Shreyo-
port, La; Mrs. 70. TT. Yordenbnnmen
Shreveport, Ia; 4B. t. Haynes, Roma,
Gu; s. c. Dinlsins, Atlanta, Ga; S, ST, j,
Eshelman. New Orleans. La; y. y. llsh :
Gilman, New Orleans. La; IT. II, Miller,
Memphis, Tenn; w. y. Stephenson,
Memphis. Tenn; r. p. Warren, Menu
phis, Tenn. r. IT, Erwin, Charlotte, n.
c.; y. @. McHeeley, Charlotte, N. @; -
L. Scott, Paducah. KY; Mrs, IT, H. scott,
Paducah, Ky; W. w. sullivan, Ander-
son. S. G.; w c. Thomas, Tampa,
Fla; g. q, Wright. Ytcksburg, MISS, /;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11

r. H. Nickerson. Athens, Ga; ]. W.
Williams, Clarksburg. w. Va; r. p.
May. Washington, d. c.; Mrs. Il. P.
May, washington, D. c.; Miss A. Adele
May. Washington, D. c.; Miss Helen
May Washington, D. G.; Miss Edna
May. Washington D. c.: G. W. Taylor
Sherman, Tex; NJ. p. Jemison. Tusch-
loosa Ala: Mrs. NJ. p. Jemison. Tus.
.caloosa, Ala; 7. 6. Ewing. Gadsden,
Ala; Mrs. r. G. Ewing, Gadsden, Ala:
Geo. G. Wenks, Monroe, La; Miss Bow
err Weaks. Monroe, La: Geo. e. King.
Atlanta Ca; Mrs Geo. u. king. At
tlanta, Ca; Jas. j. Mnndlebaum, Littlo
Little Rock, Ark; j. Van Dokknm.
Little Rock. Ark; p. w. Flournoy.
Charleston, w. Va: r. l.. FOX, Pine
Bluff, Ark; Miss Blanche Fox, Pine
Bluff. Ark; N. S. Fulford, Washing
ton, D. c.: II. II. Bryan. Washington.
d. c.: w. j. Griffin. Rome. Ga; r.
p. Dunlop, Fort Smith, Ark; W. w.
Weber, Fort Smith, Ark; j r. Robb,
Charleston. S. c.
The following are the members OF
the reception committee. who are not
members of the Jobbers' Association:
Irby Bennett. chairman: John E.
Avery, w. II. Bennett, S. b. Bispham.
A. w. Bond. r. P. Boyd. Frank Bur-
nett. r. D. Carver. Frank I. Clark. H
sSAASho :" Y vi, - WI l - w. ~.
Chenoweth. w. w. Crandall. Frank
G. Drew. w. II. Foege. +. Fl. For
man. j. S. French, T. w. Gathright,
John r. Gilfllan. r.. II. Gossett, j.
H. Grub. Frank .Guildner. D. P.
Hale, John E. Harbester. George a..
Harper. George l.. Haven. Joseph l..
Hemp, T. B Hendrtckson. @. B. Hob
son, John IIoen. Joseph NJ. Hotel.
Fred NJ. Huggins. James Hutchinson,
Tom T. Johnson. George w. Jeffords,
j. =. Kelly. George T. Price. Charles
P. King. Clyde L.. King. George L..
knight, H. =. McCue. o. G.. Mead, w.
p. Smith, D. a. Merrinan, Guy
Mitchell. v. A. Moore, Frank Ouer-
| hacker. ]. B. Parent, Thomas E.
Parnell. j. P. Quarlcs. II. f. Reese.
II. G. Reinicker, j. w. Ryan, Fred
/ Seeley. a. r. Sisson. L. Herbert
Smith. W. 4. Stone. Daniel K. Stucki,
J. p. Tabb. William Taylor, L. d.
Vogel. +. c.. Wheeler, Charles II.
Wier. G. r. Knox. John X. Wilson. G..
4 X. WOODBURY.. r. N. Barber, j. II.
Heating, j. Clark Mathai. e. w. Leo,
Geo. D. Kirkham. G. A. Mason, j. r.
RAIDER. C. E. Roberts, T. II. Keller
| w. b, Lockett.
The roll OF the representatives to
the Manufacturers Association had
not been completed last night. There
1 are, however, about 100 present. The
manufacturers will not hold O. sep
arate meeting this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11
FEATHER CASE AGAIN,
Farley and Gordon VIII Have to Face
Three Moro Women.

Farley and Gordon VIII Have to Face
Three Moro Women.
A. J. Farley and l.. w. Gordon, who re-
comfy in the Police Court faced an angry.
party of women. who charged them with
having stolen quantities OF goose foathers
from thoir priced feather bods. have now
three more to face on the same charge.
The three additional complainants are
Mrs. ]. a. H.BWood, Mrs.. G. v. Cosby and
Mrs J. a. Taylor.
Farley and Gordon ran q feather md
bod cleaning establishment. Their game.
It Is alleged was to secure mattresses to
cloan. remove feathers from theS, substi-
tuting Chicken feathers for tho gooso qullls,
and then return them to tho owners nicely
cleaned butmuch loss in weight.
The mon have been In jail. about ton days.
over since heir case came up tho nrst
time. the delay being In order to allow the
police moro time in which to work up eyi-
dence against them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11
BET TER SCHOOLS |
BADLY NEEDED
Henrico People Hold Meetings to
Consider Matter-Committee
Appointed.

THE Northsde Improvement Associa-
ton, OF Chestnut Hill. mot in Northslde
Hall last night to discuss the question
OF Incorporation, and the matter OF Sc
curing better school facilities. A spe-
cial committee was to report on the
metes and bounds Of the proposed In
corporation, but was not prepared to do
so. and the matter went over to the
next meeting.
The school question. which Is now
Hill residents, received much discus
sion. The town has outgrown It's pres
ent school facilities and The building
is oyercrowded. One Of the rooms ~
which the children have been compelled
to stay has been condemned, and TINS
but adds to the agitation over the
subject. At length, committed WDs
appointed to go before the school board
and to represent to the members that
the nifty or seventy-hve additional pu-
pills now entering the school are N
need of room, and that the preAent
facilities should BIO greatly increased
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11
EAR NEARLY CUT OFF.

Scltzcr Bottle Explodcs and Injuries
r. G. Duke.
Mr. E. G. Duke, Of Washington, was
injured in peculiar manner yestor-
day morning. He is employed as an
expert bother at the w. A. Kleveshal
Boiling Works, 314 West Broad Street,
and while filling a settler bottle the
syphon exploded. q piece OF 1t nearly
amputating his ear. Mr.. Klcvesahl,
who is graduate in medicine. sewed
the injured member In place
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11
MIR. BRANCH INJURED.
Not Seriously Hurt, However. and Will M

Not Seriously Hurt, However, and viii Bo
Out In Few Days. n
MI, Mr; John =: Branch. president Of the
iered painful but not a worry serious aoci-
gent at his home. No, West Franklin
street, Sunday night sustaining fracture
ar. Branch was in his sittlng-roona. ana
while walking from one side Of the room
70 the other stepped against a small plec.
o. furniture which tripped him. and he fell
fractured, and he suffered considerable pain
clan. s1lI7G1.' A''o'I
Last night Mr.. Branch was resting e,.v
Ills nhysicians declare tho Injury Is com
paratlvey slight. and the we'll -known
nankor VIII probably be out in day or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11

Had it not been for the untimely
downpour Of rain yesterday afternoon
Richmond would have enjoyed one of
the +rarest treats in the way Of base
ball that have ever been exhibited in
this city. !. It was an entirely now style
OF game, or rather. revival Of tho
game as 1t waa first played. The feet
were brought into play az often as the
hands, and some magnificent stops were
made BY the pedal appendages. Occa-
sionally, In case OF dire necessity, when
1t seemed as If nothing In tho world
would stop the rolling ball, fielder
interposed his whole body. The bali
was stopped, and 1t did not much
matter If the runner made the circuit
of the bases in the meanwhile. That
was a trifle.
The object Of the game was to see
which side could score the greatest
number Of runs in the shortest time.
The Hardware Manufacturers, who be-
gin @ convention here to-day, were
pitted in their annual game against
the Hardware Jobbers. and the latter
won by the scoresof to 2. The Manu-
facturers We're In their half of the
third inning when the rain began to
fall Umpire Frank Green felt that IL
was his duty to call the game until the
rain was over. because several Of the
players had on duck trousers and white
tennis shoes. and it was feared thar
the damp might spoil them.
The Manufacturers came to bat first,
and three men were retired in success
sion. The same thing happened in
their second inning, but in the third
they made splendid rally. and two
three baggers, two singles, q coupe
OF passed balls and threo errors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11
CASE GOES OVER.
Atlantic Coast Limo Demurrage Matter Il

3At1unt1c Coast Limo Demurrage Matter rs
Postponed.
Tho case OF Woodward &. sons va ~
Atlantic Coast Line Railway Company set
Tor hearing by the state Corporation Com
mission for tonight. has boon postponed,
consideration. - :. -
The commissioners found themselves busy
with othor matters, and thoy announced to
counsel on both sides yesterday that this
case would have to 90 over.
The complaintants alege that the COM
pany hns failed and refused to pay certain
damurraEa bills which 1t has Incurred and
upon this complaint the commission has
ctod the company to appear and show
cause why 1t should not DO fined.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11
Convict Goes Hack,

Matt Branch, an escaped convict from
Oxford, n. c.. was turned over TO the
chief OF police of that town by Justice
yesterday morning. He
was taken back yesterday. The officer
stated that Bfanch was UP for grand
larceny, and that he had made his
escape While working on Changing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11
To Give Entertainment,

An entertainment will BIO given in Smith
deal Hall, at Ninth and Broad Streets. on
Friday evening. June 14th. under the
auspices of the Antl-saloon League. The
program will consist of readings by Miss
HoldcroN and Miss Robins. The address of
tho evening will be made by DR.. Virginfus
Harrison. Tho music will be under tho d.
roctlon OF Mr.. and Mrs. s. g. Perkins No
admission will DO charged, and Ahe public
are invited to attend q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11
,1ethodlsts to Have Outing.

The weekly conference OF Methodist min
listers was hold at Centenary Methodist
Church yesterday morning. II. Resolutions ptl
tba confarence for Rev. n. G. Gregory. pass
tor Of Epworth Methodist Church, in the
recent bereavement he sustained in tho loss
of his mother. who died several days ago.
meeting next Monday at Forest Hin Park
The ministers will spend the day In the
omen air, and carry lunch with them
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11
n 3--.I-1I y -IfI7 -I--I ~ I
WANT HIM TO LEAVE.

Police DESTROYS Of Riding City OF Pickett
johnson.
Pickett johnson, alias Walter Kelley. was
charged In the Police Court vest erdny
morning with being a Suspicious character.
put mo case against him was postponed on
account OF the lack OF evidence.
Johnson, It Is alleged. has II very bad
character, and the police are desirous OF
RIDING the city OF him. When arrested
y - u -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11
A1,eped Thief Arrested,

Lula Taylor colored, was arrested
Yesterday morning, charged with steal
Ing some silver from tho Davis Hotel,
the warrant having been sworn out by
tho proprietor. who says he can prove
the case before Justice Crutchfield
this morning,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11
Stole conner apd BRASS,

a warrant sworn out by Special Ozcer w.
j, Perrin, of Ienrico county, charging him
With stealing ten pounds o. COPPER PIPE e
American Locomotive Works, The copptr
and brass are valued ct a,64 The war
rant was issued by Squire George ~,
Thomas 90 fti5 Ell rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11
Mrs. Poll Critically iii.

Rev. Edward Leigh Pell. associate editor
OF the B. F. johnson Publishing Company.
was hurriedly called to Norwood, n. c., on
Saturday. whore his agod mother is thought
to DO failing. Mrs. Pell Is In her seventy
second year. and has been*critically i'll for
the past ton days. All hope of her recov
cry has been abandoned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11
TWO WANDERING HORSES.
Milk Wagon, Driveless, Contained Milk.
Guitar md Menl.

-TT n UNlINr ma MeNI,
a milk wagon. containing three cans Of
mllk, hne guitar and bushol OF moal
was found Yesterday at Twsnty-frst ana
Main Streets by OrEer Gary. Tho horse
was wandering nlmlessy about. and tho
driver was nowhere to DO soon He had
not called for his wagon at late hour last
night. The horse and wagon wore taken
TO Iackson's livery stables.
Officer y. II. Werner also made n find
He saw sorrel horse and buggy wander
ing about Thirteenth Street, and promptly
took them In. They. too, were taken to
Jacksons livery stnblos. t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11

G. r. Wright, yicksburg, Miss: w. M.
league. Jr.. Montgomery, Ala; Chas.
II. Ireland, Greensboro, N. c.; w. A.
Parker, Atlanta. Ca; Mrs. w. A.
Parker, Atlanta. Ga: VIM. J. Tickle
Bristol, Tom; Jas. G. Anderson,
Tampa. Fla; S. NJ Honaker, Tampa,
Fla; w. -. Jackson, Athens, Ga. ;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11
TIDE TURNING TO
LOVING, He SAYS
Nelson County Man Discusses
Case and Gives View OF Situ-
alton as He Secs It.
LEIGH TO ASSIST DEFENSE
Judge Goes About His Business
Daily and Is Not Physical
Wreck.

a prominent citizen of Nelson coun-
ty. who is in close touch with affairs
in that section OF the State, and who
was in Mchmond Sunday. talked in O
most interesting manner concerning
the case OF the Commonwealth VS.
former Judge w. G. Loving, who is
under Indictment for the killing OF
Theodore Estes.
The man in question declared that
though tho feeling in certain sections
OF the county was quite bitter against
Judge Loving at first, there has been
already very perceptible change. and
the tide is steadily turning in favor
OF the accused.
What IIo Thinks OF 1t.
"when the public hears Judge Low
ing's side OF the caso," he went on,
II am firmly OF opinion that impartial
and fair-mlnded people will not con-
denim his course. The whole story OF
the prosecution has been told, while
Judge Loving and his friends have
maintained dignified silence, which
will not be broken until trial Ia
had in court.
Certain newspaper reports which
have been written from time to time
have been at variance with the real
facts OF tho case, and have been CAL
culated to poison and predjudice the
public mind against the accused"
Tho public mind. for these reasons
so far as 1t has been made UP. has
come to Its conclusions on cx-parte
evidence. Judge Loving nnd his friends
having steadfastly declined to discuss
the case until tho proper time and
place. which will be at Houston the
latter part OF this month.
II Not Wreck.
what about the reports that Judge
Loving is breaking down physically
under the strain, and that he is a
nervous wreck2" asked q representative
of The Times-Dispatch.
There Is not word OF truth in
either statement" was the reply IT
have seen him frequently since the
unfortunate affair. and he is as calm
and collected in his manner and as
robust in his physical condition as I
have ever seen him. He Is in his
Office on the Ryan place and on the
farm attending to his duties every day,
and appears In good spirits concerning
the outcome Of his trial.
The gentleman who made these state
rnents also impaired the information
that Judge Loving has employed Mr..
4 William Leigh. Of Danville, as assoc
ciate counsel to assist in his defense
at Houston. Mr.. Leigh is former
Commemorative attorney OF Halifax,
and is a lawyer of much ability, He
recently resigned the office ana went
to Danville, where he became mons
Der Of the firm OF Harrison G. Leigh.
Attorneys on Both Sides.
The attorneys for tho respective
sides are: For the Commonwealth, Hon.
| Wood Bould1n. Commemorative attor-
ney OF Halifax; associate counsel,
Messrs. Daniel Harmon, Of Chnrlottes-
Vile, and S. B. Whitehead, of Nelson.
i For the defense, Hon. Aubrey =.
Strobe, Of Amherst: Mr.. John L. Lee,
OF Lynchburg; Hon. r. Walton Moore.
OF Fairfax; Mr. William Leigh. OF Dam
vile.
The case will DO called before Judge
l William r, Barksdale in the Circuit
4 Court OF Halifax at Houston, the
A county seat on June oath, and the trial
may last several weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11
SHOT TWICE IN LEG.
Robert Smitl, In City llospjtal md Ernes
li0Nck in StntiOn- House. 4

~. As the result Of a shooting scrape near
= llst ana Ma!shall Streets last night Robert
Smith had to 30 to tho CITY hosnltai ~ hnya
two bulets extracted from his log. and
Ernest Hayes, who did the shooting. wns
escorted to the Second Station by Orricar
Portiaux Policeman Portiaux lives noar
tho place where the shooting occurred and
hoins aroused by tho shots got up, dressed
and ran into the street, whore he caught
Hayes. Smith was not seriously injured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11

RcndinE from left TO rights. N.
Tonnl<cr. Charles Nuckols, g. S. Isob-
bins, j. II. Collier, Charles Wright, w.
a. Chcnowcth~ w. G. HOFFMAN, g. W..
Plumb, Monroe Price, y. G.. Anderson,
j. II. heating, G. w. Grirwold, Y. G..
Abbott, Frank Smith, G. b. Nicols,
Charles II. King. S. VI. j. Eslilcmnl,,
Frank Wheeler, umpire.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11

The case will DO called before Judge
William r, Barksdale in the Circuit
Court OF Halifax at Houston. the
county scat, on June oath, and the trial
may last several weeks
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-29
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 8, 1873
Nouce For Publication.

United States Land Once, Lewiston. Idaho,
Oct 10Th 1907. Notice is hereby given that
in compliance with the provisions of the net OF
Congress of June 3 1873, entitled An act TO-
the sale of timer lands in the States Of Caliior
MIA Oregon nevada and ashingtun Terri
tory >" ms extended 10 all the Public land States
by act of August4 4, 1892.
Edward NJ. Anderson
of Troy county of Latah. State of Idaho.
has this day filed in this Office his sworn state
ment No. 3239 for the purchase of the SEA OF
swIz sec 7, neA nw4 and nwN neA sec is, Up ~
n. T W b m, and will Offer proof T.
show that the land sought Il
more valuable for its timber OF stone than fni
agricultural purposes and TO establish his
claim to said land before U. S Commission
er, II. r. Smith Moscow, Idaho, on tuesday
Dec, II 1907. He names MS witnesses;
william Fogelstrom. Sven = Erik, Ben
Bergen, all of Troy, Idaho, and Ole Dahl o.
| spokane, Wash.
Any and all persons claiming adversely thu
above-described lands are requested to ~
their claims in this office on or before said III
day Of december 1907
nct1S dec13 7. II. Bartlett, Register.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-29
NOTICE roR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, Land once al
lewiston Idahn. Seidember 2, 1907
Notice Is hereby given that Fay ;. lhomas OF
AVN, Idaho, has filed notice nf her intention
to make final iiye-yenl pr Il in support ui her
claim, viz: homestead entry :. 5000 mHue
pct. 1891, for the n~14 sw a sec ~, ets sea,
swL sell sc 20 TIP Il n, ~ " BIN, ana that sala
proof viii I've made before II. X. smith ~ >.
, Commissioner. at MOscow, ldaho"n &c l'uf.
She nnnie- the follow ,ng witnesses To hroVe
her continuous residence npon, ana culttVa-
I ON of, the land viz Al Evans ISmet
Lumsford, Charles Lacy, Adiie II. Greenwoo1s
all OF Avon, Idaho.
now nOv2S y. H. BAhT II Il, heglS'ei-
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-29

In the Probate Court of the State of Idaho,
in and for the County OF Latah;
In the matter oftheJ Notice Tor Pubneauon oil
estate of Z Time Appointed iOr froN-
EiANoR ROGERs,> ing Win, Etc
Deceased
Pursuant to an order II said Probate 'ourI
made on the 22nd day of November, 1907. notice
j. hereby given that "Wednesday, the 18TH day
of December, 1907 at 10 o'clock Il. m of said
day at the court r ON of said court ~ the
Court House in the County Of l.atah. has been
appointed as the time and place 70 proving
the VIII Of said Elnror Rogers, deceased, ana
| Tor the Issuance to him of Letters testamenia'y
when and VIII re any person interested may
ap' earand contest the same.
Dated Nov. 22d, 1907.
Charles NJ. Lukens.
nov29decl3 Judge oil PROBATE
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-29
NorIcE FoK puBLIcArIoN.

Department of the Interior, Land Office at
Lew. ston, Idaho, october p, 1907
Notice Is hereby gwen that MARGARET
E. LAUDER widow II William Lauder, de
ceased, of NJ scow, Idaho. has filed notice OF
her intention to make final five year proof in
support OF her claim. viz: Homestead Entry
No. s6l9made Sept. 20 1901, for the e15 seA sec .
and no nell sec 8 tip 40 n, r W b m, az q That
aid proof will be made before the Register "
Receiver at Lewiston, Idaho on December ~
1907.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon, and cultiva
ton OF the land. viz:
ole Hagen, Elmer E. Armstrong, Bergthni
anderson, all OF Troy, Idaho, ami " vie
Lander. of MOSCOW, Idaho.
nov Is deco 7, n. B-rtlett, Register.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-29
TIMBER LAND, A,l - l. o, 1910.
.nr,cr EnR PUBLICATION.

Tinted states Land Office Lewiston, Idaho,
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
Vith The provisions ~ the act OF Congress OF
Inne q ISIS entitled IAN act for the sale OF
timber lands in the States OF California ore
ION. Nevada aud Washington Territory, ~
sxtended to ali the Public Land States by act
Of August 4, 1892, o,
- cnoLane coun,v Of Spokane. State OF Wash.
has his dny filed in this office his sworn state
mem No. s24e for the purchase OF the 81 nw1s
and nih swk section in tp ~ z m anu
will offer proof TO show lhat tne e
for its timber or stone Than for agricultur,adI
nurnoses- and TO establish his claim 10 saio
P,und heIore the Register and Receiver al
lewiston Land Office on Friday, the 18th day O
December 1907.
| He names as witnesses; ~ mn, .
! George N. Baker. Hei be- o. Bragg. Will A
/ McKinzie. william II. Mastin, all OF C'liA1
| Washington .,.,u.t,o advarsalv IN
shove-described lands are requested 10 n
their claims in this office on or before SAT-
z"h my Vi T. II. Bartlett,
oct25 dec "a hee'S'e''