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The Washington times., 1907-02-07

reached Messrs. Gibson and AIlzeuer, Of
Fremont came here 10 press their case.
They now claim 20 have Information
than after the department had rejected
their entries and returned their fees it
allowed other people To- make filings on
coal lands. that a. late as December
last suca Alinea were accepted aua 3--
reluted I0r- mat al that tIiae the order
Withdrawing these lands lad Deel lE
effect nearly TWO months. while al tie
time the NehrazRa people filed il was
not yet issued
The case was laid before Senator Bur-
kett OF Nebraska. who advised the Llm-
nlalGants 20 take the matter 10 the lu-
terror Department and learn what CE-
PLANTATION would there 1e made The
matter has accordingly Eten taken Up
with the officials % the General Land
Office Tho NehFgsEa people are very
positive that either through errors or
otherwise they have been made the vic
Tins Of rank discrimination and tdry
want 10 know an about It,
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WILL EXAMINE CONCRETE
AS Used IN WHARFAGE

Assistant Engineer ~. p. Darwin. of
Engineer COMMISSIONS Biddie's Ohic..
has been detailed and ordered 10 pro-
coed 10 Annapolis ana Baltimore. 10 eE-
anime the system - concrete used In the
construction Of tile wharfage and docks
of those places o. secure data and gem
eral Information 20 be used BIZ the En-
Fiuecr Commissioner S Office of the Dis
J.ict ia formulating plans Tor the per-
mdueut Improvement of the harDOr fa-
ciliIies OF this city, which are now be-
ing prepared by Colonel Eiddle.
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REEVES INSISTS TESTIMONY
Right ON BROWNSVILLE
IContIued from Firet Page.)

mishc7 hack Of the wall the nizht Of
August p. he said it might have been
possible for q man TO drop out of ranks
without him sees ne MIN, hut he was in
pretty good position to watch"
TT might have been possible for a
man on the right or left to fall out with
out my seeing him."
Sharply interrosated By Senator War
nor. re said no man cauid have got in
or out Of lis section without him seeing
him. Tie thought # dHseult for man to
get in or out OF the company without
being seen' il WAS rather dark. buc
stiil possible 70 see. according to the
witness.
WHY was someone sent back 10 bar
racks to see if anyone was there2.
II don't know, sir, but I suppose Cap
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Denies KnCwing Guilty Ones.

Corporal Roland denies knowing who
did the shooting or that DE suspected
anyone n hLs company or the battalion.
He denied Withholding any information
or knowing OF any conspiracy OF si-
lguce.
70 clean a rife for inspection. ia the
witness opinion, took twenty-five 10
thirty minutes. He said he had never
cleaned "a rifle in less than that time
aud thought man could not clean a
rifle la ten minutes or iu the dark. on
and water and cleaning rag were
necessary.
The firing was in the rear of b and
barracks In the town iu the witness
o--u--l- La LeaEI u. Nn--a-.
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If-Tr5se ~ ,ssIslzE ! -
I.IlI.IIIIMIIInI!TI!INIIiI!ll!1

G5c Genuine Imported Comb,
made iu Germany. hand finished,
S inches long-all coarse. or coarse
and nne-.----------.-.- --. .-----.--.- -I3e
100 cuinine Piils-2 grains. Spe-
clal t..........s.....s..,. ...-......r.-, .lse
15c Borax. 20 Mule Team, fun
pound ....-..-.....--...-.. &c
zoe Bottles Iron, Qunlne. and
Strychnine, the best tonic, 6 0z.....23c
Ice Toilet Paper. fun pound roll. Sc
% Ehiuitis Tablets for cold i'm
the head. 100 in bottle fOr...--.....IIc
5"e Lieh.s's Beef Iron and Wine.
a grand tonic. full pt...............-25 CSC
Pc Full Weight SeidIitz Pow
dersi / dozen In q tin boS-.-.--.,..l5c
35c Blaud's Iron pills. 100 I'M bot
LlC ------------- ---------- j. C
soc Norwegian Cod Liver oil:
the purest. sweetest oil from
L0Ioteu. Norway. full pt..--.-...--.25e
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Inspections Were Careful

As 70 the inspection the morning u
August Il. Corporal Roland described IL
as being very carefuL Through any
gun THAI l1led AS iz il might Doe dirty.
the quHrtermaster sergeant. By order OF
Corporal Lyon. ran a rod ana clean rag
AL the guns were found clean and
all the ammunition present Major Pen
rose was lt the inspection. HE told OF
Target practice and said sJric- account
ing Tor cartridges under penalty OF
elurt-martial was required. He knew II
u0 place the men could get ammunition
d side from The army
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Member of Defense.

Corporal RoloHd admitted DE was one
of a committee of 100 with headquarters
in New York for defense" Asked
what defense he said, ANY defense we
choose TO use il for" lie was engaged
in collecting money and not evidence.
He did not know whether the commit
tee was connected with the Constitution
League. He did not admit the com
mitJee was intended TO defend the dis
charged men,
The committee took a recess NJ L
O clock and met again aJ $3.50 TO con-
uiuue the hearing.
Corporal Roland was directed % bring
To the committee 10 place IN The rec0nd
his credentials as a member of the COM
mittee of one hundred 10 which he said
he belonged
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Posed for Artists.

Odd You teu Mr. Thaw you had
another means of support?
Al told him my father was sicklv
Q-What was done with the remunera-
ton which YOU received from The VA
rious ARTISTS
Al gave L % nay mother We lived
Ia TWO small rooms on q ssconi floor
and we had a very hard time In De
cember. 1860, my mother took me 70 Car
roll EeckWith 20 pose. He told me i
was not the sort of Eirl who ought 10 be
knocking on studio doors. He gave me
a letter of introduction 70 +. s. Church
and others.
Odd you state 10 MF. ThaW and
others about your posing for these art
fsts2
A.-Ges- I told him earned about 81
week Tor all this work
Q.-Did YOU tell him who supported
the family2
Ayes L told him I ala, mostly.
Gid you tell Mr. ThaW aoW yol
came 10 go on The stage
Any photos had been published in
the newspapers, The New York Amer
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evelyn NESBIT THAW ON THE STAND
TELLS OF RUIN BY STANFORD WHITE
Continued from First Page0

Ale was III the same mood he was
earlier in The evening
C.-Was the conversation on ANY spe-
ciaI topic2
A.-On general topics.
Q.-Wno suggested the party should
leave?
Al did
Q.-Wuo suggested going2
Al did. but We sat "a little while
longer and then MF ThaW suggested
COINS and SO we went
Odd y0u leave alone
A.-N1, we all went OFT together Mr.
McCal-b and myself were Ia the lead
Dir. Beale and my husband We're in
back.
Q-How FAR did you pass from stan
ford White2
About as far as from here dudi-
eating with her hand 90 the end of the
Q-YoU saw Stanford White when you
stood Therr-
A.--A e-.
Q-Tow Ions after did you see Mr..
ThaW2
A minute after.
O.-MurT- was hrt
A.-SJaudiug directly in front OF -fr
White, 1 should say hftezn feet away
from ue.
Q,-Was he standing?
A-Nes.
o-Nhat Was be DOING
Ale had his arm ont like that Gn-
dlalJ-ug with L.r right nauu-
0-Lid be then move torWard2
Ale did
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syrup Of White Pine; the old
fashioned cough cure, else
where, Zoe; 6-GZ. bottle, spe-
t-l' --...--.-..s.-. ..-.----- -....-.-- 13c
Porous Plasters - Beuadonua.
Hcilad0uua and CaBsicum.
strengthening, elsewhere. Zoe.
special "a FOR -5cJ .......-.......... &c
Little Liver Pills. a fine lax
atiEf. 81 pills. elsewhere
sc; special 7ci or four for.......-25 CSC
Absorbent Cotton, pound ron
elsewhere, a5c- special z3c
Lithia Tablets; grain else
where. -5c; speciaL-.-.......-..-. 15c
Double Distilled Witch HazeI-
elsewhere, Zoe; special.-.---..-.. 15c
Puresr BicarbOuat= or Soda or
EPSON Salts lgll HCund......... sc
EHervesCent Phosphate of Soda;
special lu-. gee, : 55...---.-......-l5c
Cucumber Cream. "a dainty luxury
Toy the skim elsewhere. z5c:
7PTt-ai. .'--.---. ....-.-..-ss....- ].
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See THAT Your Table Is wen

supplied with good wholesome food If
you'd raise your family in health.
Schneider's Malt Bread is 4 perfect
food-scientifcalIy made and baked.
fresh daily at grocers'-
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Oil Stove Causes s1as Fire.

Damage TO the extent Of SIS was
caused by FIRE this -uorning IN the home
of Anthony Jarvis. sos Third street
southeast The blaze started from an
oil stove.
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Noon Recess Taken

1Ir. Delmas said. This letter was
written at She time the declarations OF
this witness were made TO him. and il
shows the Impressions her declarations
made upon his mind.
III il was proper 10 admit the deClar-
alton of ar ThaW after the killing
lie ruined my WIFE for the purpose OF
showing his insanity. would it not be
right 10 admit this letter by him i'm
meJiateiy after learning the facts you
have heard" said AR Delmas.
Il have at my tongues end author
tiles I'm support of my contention, but
would like 20 ask time 10 look them up
and VIII present them after recess witt,
yoH Eu1ors permission" he said in con
c.usi1u-
MARS the letter for Identification.
said JLstiC- Fitzgerald, '-and / wiz rule
ou the question after Eou have sub
mitlaI authorities"
Recess was then taken until ? .. IN.
y Dung Mrs. Nhav cropped her way
along the vail from the witness chair
10 u5e door leading 70 the Justices
table. AS she reached the threshold SHE
began 20 totter and was prevented bv
q youls man from falling to the floor.
The Washington times., 1907-02-07

Flax Seed and Flax Seed Meal.
I'D ..--'---..'- --------.-- ..-.... lie
Per5E-de hydrogen. Alb. bottle. Ice
Pure Bay Rum, fun pint............25c
Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap. the
ace size, special. 60
Munyon's Witch Hazel Hair Tonic.
usually SOC. This sale...........l9c
Fragrant Violet Water, usually
Soc, this sale-..-.......-... &c
Colgate's Perfumes, all odors: per
ounce -.--..----.. ..-t5c
Violet Ammonia. Violet Witch
Hazel. Fragrant FIeJida Water:
regular price Zoe. any OF these
Friday and SatuTday...........-.... q.
25c almond Meal, a dainty lux
ury fOI delicate skius...-..-..-.....-l2 c
DR.. Pitchers Castoria; else
where. -5c: special --.. 7so
Liebis's Beef, Iron. and Wine.
elsewhere. soc; special. full
A--' ------- -----'...---- 23c
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LOCAL MENTION.

Best Potatoes, 69c Blu. Gran. Sugar, II
lbs. S1.0o. Johnston's, IsI 7th 81. NV. II
The Washington times., 1907-02-07
coall Coal Coali

Best coal and wood. Lowest prices. r. J.
& NJ. c. Grace, 4th < + ne. Phone &. e38'
The Washington times., 1907-02-07
Rubber Stamps. Io Cents p 80

Seals. Stencils. Badges. Brass Checks.
Herman BaumgaTten Co.. iii 10Th ST NV.
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S. A. Birch & Co., 9Th and K SITS. N. E.

Fuel coutrac tors; best anthracite coal
thoroughly. screened: prompt delivery.
Phone East 53S.
The Washington times., 1907-02-07

tain Lyon wanted 90 satisfy himself
fully no man was out Of ranks.
Sergeant Reeves said Dee had nea-d
the men discussing freely the alleged
mistreatment Of the coIored troops ia
various ways by white people iH Browns
vile. He said wrong had been done the
men. il there had been no more provo
cation FOR the mistrearmeut than The
men themselves said.
The witness salI lie had entered into
no agreement not 10 tell what took
place the night OF August H. He denied
belonging 10 any secret or social orguni-
cations.
Did you ever hear OF any OF the
soldiers making any threats Yf violence
TO eiuzens?' asked Senator Foraker.
NO. sir All j heard was talk that
the men would not spend their money
ia those places where they were not
properly treated. TIE men discussed iL
freely The men said the easiest way
was just simply 20 boycott, the saloons.
uu- not 60 10 break up any OF tltm.'
Advised to Stay Away.
He denied anyone Had suggested
breaking uD saloon. but said the nom
commissioned officers wanted 10 avoid
any trouble ana advised Jae men siIap-
ly 10 stay away from places where they
Eere not wanted. Senators Warner and
blackburn asked various questions on
llis point b1t Sergeant Reeves would
nor admit Ae had heard anyone express
purpose 10 break up any OF the sa-
loon
Corp. Albert II. Roland, of ID com
p1I}, was next examined He described
what happened the night of August Is
He was ll 1ea when disturbed lv the
noise OF shooting and the men getting
uE The firing had not ceased when the
company tcll in line Ills testimony Ola
difert examination as 60 falling ia.
pail1.ilS the town. and the like. was
e-------- y L-aL a----u. .---u-
The Washington times., 1907-02-07
Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra al

Park Hotel. Winter Garden. Rathskelier
n. Y. ave. and 18th St +. = ldFes. Prop.
The Washington times., 1907-02-07
SC Nursing Bottles, , for Ioc.
35c per dozen.

DenatUred Alcohol. fun Iint....... loo
SOzOdput Powder. liquid or paste
else where, Sc speCial........... 80
3-grail Asafoetida Pills: 100 FOR
lie; grain, leo f0r.,....,.,....,,s go
IeuneHs Talcumi elsewhere I5c
10 sc -...-...--....-... lie
Laxative Fig Syrup: elsewhere
z7ci speelaI----.-.--.-----...------. 15c
Baruard's Complexion Cream.
elsewhere, 2sci special,....,...... lie
Powdered Sulphur; elsewhere,
-3e5 special lo.-.---- --.----t.-.-... Zoe
Essence Pepsln; elsewhere. 40e:
special 4-oz. r...,-.,,.....,...-. z5c
Cascara Tablets, chocolate coat
ed, 5-graiui elsewhere, 40e; spe-
Clai -O Iur.------- ---..----.-... &c
$3.50 and 500 Imported Raz0rs;
special chnice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 91c
Concentrated oil Pine and Com
pound Kargon in stock.
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Keep You Warn.

Miller OIL Stoves..,........$350. $50. $500
Gas 1<aolaloFs.- 81 -, S3.59, 81 80
Gas Drli-1s and Stoves. SOC. s. SO
Ge 18th 81 & A Muddiman x Co, 1904 c
The Washington times., 1907-02-07
TGaw Called at Hospital.

C-DiI Nr. White see sou there?
Ayes. lie called and kissed my
hand. 8uJ i was too weak TO talk
THE doctors told me I would have 10
ba e-lalized. AR. White was the last
person SAW until ] was placed under
The ether
Q.-Whau did you recover?
AIN lIay. $780,
Q.-Had amy arrangements been made
for your going Io EIsope2
Ayes. Just as soon as was able
To sit up In chair without AN effort.
Q-AnI arrangements were made to
60 90 Eu0Tet
Ayes.
Q--Wheu did you return from Europe
y Qua SEIZE
A.-L1tter part Of October. 1913
OH you bring any letter By Mr.
IIaW % any uuef
Al did
Ar, Delmls stepped mp 10 the witness
stand and showed n-r letter.
CIV hose handwriting Is Lhis2
l.-1lr TLaw
LIr Jerome objected
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Valentines.
All kinds. Joe Barueh. 921 9th.

Valentines. All kinds. Gould's. 421 9Th.
The Washington times., 1907-02-07
ZEE

To all purchasers of $50
worth or over We will
giVeChoiCe OF a triple gold
plated Hat Pin or gold
nugget Scarf Pin; retail
value 25c. Get yours.
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luncheon in the Studio.

A-Weu we had lunch. Then we
went up two flights OF stairs 10 another
room where there was "a red velvet
swing up TO the ceiling They had an
umbrella near the ceiling ana when We
swung high enough our feet would go
10 g..
ia reply 10 an objection by AIr. Jerome
Mr. Delmas said.
IF the learned district attorney de-
Eires 10 probe into The correctness of
our story he is al liberty 90 do So
Now. proceed. Airs. ThaW. with your
story, please"
'-Then. AFTER awhile said the young
wife Mr. White said he would have to
80 back 10 his Office. much as he would
like 10 stay all day. After a few mo-
nents he came back ana the young lady
said she Wuuld have 70 so 10 a dentist
Then tie young lady ana myself went
down stairs and got into ana electric
hanson and drove around the park
e.-Did you Jel your mother about
this occurrence
Al did
Q,-Did sou receive e IetteT2
my mother received "a letter from
Mir White asking her 10 call
Q.--MLat did sou say 90 ar. ThaW
about q iatter sent you by M White?
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Her Meeting with white.
C-WEa- was bis manner
Ale was very kind and Ee1tla.
C-}EHar else did he save

C-WEa- was bis manner
Ale was very kind and Eeaua.
C-What else did he saye
Allie said. ,Why don't you marry
me, ae9r2' 1 said: 81 cannot" He
sald- -'Hou win never marry anyone
else" If 1 did not marry him. Then he
asked me 20 l=u him why l. would not
marry him. and j cried and ibid him.
1te asked me To tell him more fully.
and le told me again Le wanted to
marry mo- / began by telling where and
when 1 ursI met Stanford White 1 told
him a girl had invited me 90 a dinner
party with some friends, ana j said
would have 10 see nav mother This eirI
came again. and tAis time she asked
10 ms mother about going 20 this din
ner- The friend called again ana asked
mt 90 so to dinner with her. lIy mother
consented This same Young lady came
Tor me iu "a hanson cab Ny mother
dressed me ana i got into cab aud
went 90 tAe Waldorf. From the Wal
Uorf We went TO Tl.ry-eightu street.
end then TO Il.-Jy-IoErtl street Tle
$ Dung lady got uur OF the Eausum cab
unG ASKED me 10 FOLLOW her.
G.-ll mas been suggested hg the dis
HTlet attorney that you uE the time of
1Lls occurrence
Al rhink il was August. 1901.
C.-luu We're then sixteen years and
some months ola. ana your mother
dressed yous
A--Aes-
o.-Nuw proceed with the narrative of
IS iltL sou said 90 Air, 4haWE
Al told nm Ee went up some stairs
ls,ad soJ INTO an elevator stopped and
asked tAe young lady where We were
going. and sine said it was all right
C.-Aou heard IL voice.
AYES. 81 said Hello I did not then
The Washington times., 1907-02-07
weeps as She Testides.

'rhere were mirrors all around the
room. There were mirrors. TO the right
and to the iefJ. and 10 the foot OF the
bed ] found that I was undressed. %
The witness broke down and commenced
10 cry and gave her testimony with d
great deal of emotion.
Il began 10 scream, and White came
back and said; Keep quiet. 1t is an
over But when / saw that there was
blood al overall around me ] began TO
scream louder Then he began TO ten
me I must not take IL 10 heart Every
thing was all right He said I looked
so nice and young and that by all
means must never get fat He
thought 1 had the most beautiful head
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Heard the Shots Fired.

Q--Did sou hear the shots nred?
Ayes. three times.
Q-Did YOU make any acclamatj0n?
Al said 10 AIR. llCCl.Jb. HE mas
Shot him.
Q-Describe his manner after that.
Al can't remember lJ.
Q.-WhdJ did you sayr
Al cried out. My God he has shot
him and then I said 60 Harry, why
did YOU do it.
Q-Aud what did he say7
A.--D5aTIe, d. is an right have
Probably saved your llfr'
Odd you go down the eleyatOr2
A-NC5.
Q.-And you did not return that even
Ing
A.-No.
Q.-NLere were you maIIi5ds
An PiItsuuTe
C--Ml1 We're UIezeEtt
Objected 90 bV Jerome but the dis
1rlcL attorney was uVeErUieu.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-09-27

Now is the time to subscribe for
THE CITIZEN,
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-09-27
STATE TREASURER RESTRAINED.
(Hailey News. Miner

The Haywood case will not
down. The fellows who were So
anxious to discuss the case before
the trial, and who did not ike the
verdict, would now take great de-
light in RELOCATING the whole thing
to the shades of oblivion; bnt they
cant do it. A mess has been
stirred up that will not become
history for some tims to come.
On complaint of Avery c. Moore
Judge Wood has issued a tempo
rary order restraining State Treas
urer Hastings from paying that
warrant of $3,S60.57 allowed by |,
The state board of examiners to
he Pinkerton detective agency,
md the defendant is required to
'ppear in court on September 9th
nd show cause why the order l
hould not be made permanent. {
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-09-27
PROMPT
DELIVERY

Is an essential element of sue.
cess in the Grocery trade. # !.
one OF the points in which we take
great pride and our well sustained
reputation in this regard constant
y brings us new customers. Will.
oelng an important factor in hold
ing old ones. Of course our
goods are standard quality-tbe
very best of all brands and a.,
prices are most reasonable Sat
in goods, prices and s.r
vice guaranteed.
BOISE MERCANTILE CO.,
7l2 IDAHO STREET
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-09-27
CONTEST NOTICE

. Department. Of the Interior uni,e,
~ states Land Office. Boise. Idaho Sent Sent
a sufficient contest affidavit b,v;,o
Seen hled in this office BY William N n
Schgoheld' Grandview Idaho. contest,n ~
against desert land entry No. $500 m r,,,,i
IVY y; 1906, for lots 9. and 4 and
" we NW54 Section a. ES NFH, NV
q MA and lot |, Section Is, Townsb;n
? south Range 3 East, B. NJ. bv Iohp
= Weaver, Mountainhome. Idaho con-
5eStee, IN which it is alleged that asa;d
John l. Weaver is not. and was NOT ~
the time said entry was made. a resi-.
gent citizen Of the State of Idaho The
S!ate IN which the tract OF land 50 an
olied TOT IS situated. but afiiant is informed 4
Iha believes, and so AYERS that the said
lonn l.. Weaver was at the date az he 4
'did desert entry and is now citizen n
l ln.d resident of the State of New York
INFANT further AYERS that the said Iohn
e Weaver has not. during the wear suc-
eeding the date of his said entry. en-
ended the sum of one dollar per acre
or any sum, for the irrigation. recla,
lation or cultivation of said land nor II
or improvements thereon. nor for water II
ghfs Tor the irrigation of the same. u
lat the said John l.. Weaver pretends \
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-09-27

or claims to have a water right or an
interest therein, by which the said tract
OF land is to be irrigated; that the ahiant
IS informed and believes and 50 AYERS
that the said pretended water right was
secured by the giving of personal notes
therefor by the said John L. Weaver
to the Utility Power Company, a com
pany in which the said John l.. Weaver
was at the time of said pretended trans
action President and General Manager;
that at the time of said pretended
transaction the said Utility Power Com
pany did not, and does not now own
the water right purported to be con
yeyed TO the said John l.. Weaver by |
said pretended transaction, but that said |
water right is owned by other parties
q afflant unknown; that the said
Utility Power Company is defunct and
nsolvent, and the said pretended trans
Iction was not made in good faith, but
vas made for the sole purpose of fraud
iently acquiring title by the said John
:. Weaver to the said tract of land from
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-09-27
"INCIDENTALS" OVER THE BAR.
(Idaho City WnrldN


| incidentals seeking information
eauseth the soul to rejoice and maketh
the heart glad, and produceth the hilar-
'ous whoop that proclaimeth inward low.
business, and more so when it aoweib
Tree gratis for nothing.
How joyous is each glorious fill
When the state liquidateth the bill
But unlike the Thiels and Pinks
we must pungle for the drinks
No more when asked to choose
DO "weuns' name plain booze.
We all for incidentals9 call
Lean /. and fat and short and tall.
Wnen the barkeep seeketh information
WIN the regulation interrogation
Ire he bringeth forth the bottle
Inc query quaint and old, Wharf
! De- or "what'll YOU have. bows ~
lhen bottle filed with liquid lows
&c forthwith putteth out
When the boys lined lip all shout
Wen take those high toned DRINKS
Happily named by Thiels and Pinks
ass tins way the 'incidentals i
vhh no frills or regimentalss /