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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-03-08

| a" 'i'C biet'ict NouTt VI the rOuftfi
Judicial District of the State OF Idaho,
in and for the County Of Lincoln.
Elias Morris & Sons Company.
| vs.. Plaintiff.
Glenns Ferry Land & Irrigation
Company, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given. That under
and by virtue of an order Of sale issued
out of The District Court CT the Fourth
judicial District of the State OF Idaho,
in and for the County OF Lincoln to me
directed, lave levied upon all Of the
estate, right, title property and interes.
u the G ems Ferry Land and Irrigation
Company, corporation. the defendant
above named, which the said defendant
owned or held. or to which 1t was en-
titled, on the 18th dag OF October, A. ID.
1905, ,or which it has owned or held at
any time from and after said date, aud
which IL holds and to which it may be
entitled atthe date hereof, OF, IN and 10
the following described ~pysmises and
property, situated in tho County oil
Lincoln and State OF Idaho. and par
tirularly described as follows, to-wit:
One certain canal, canal system and
acqucducs, including all dams, head
gates. reservoirs fumes, bitches, bridges,
pipe lines. rights of way land and prem
ises. works, buildings, plants, machinery,
luf Tor In IL Ill |
thereunto appertaining, made and con-
strncted for the purpose OF conveying
water for irrigation and other purposes
in the County OF Lincoln, State Of Idaho.
bv the said defendant herein. as the
owner or reputed owner OF said premises
and property; the point of diversion If
the waters Of said canal. canal system,
the head OF the Same and the dam be-
ing situated on the Malad River at or
near point on the north side OF said
river near the Section corner between
Sections 20, u, 81 aud 35, TIP. o SRl3,
3 NJ being distant above the County
Bridge on Snake River about 1870 iett.
! he length Of said canal ann canal sys-
EN- above referred to within the said
County Of Lincoln being about 9 miles
more or less and running from the dam
md head Of said canal aud point of di- ,
'ersion above described. in general
outherlv and southwestern direction |
cross the south boundry line OF Lincoln
nto the county OF Csssia. State Of Idaho. a
aid point Of diversion being more par o
icularly described as follows, to-wIt:
Il point on the right bank OF the Ma q
I'd River situated 1850 feet south 10 n
egrces % minutes east from the south G
est corner Of Sec. 81, TIP. S X 10 Ell
|, and from thence extending along the +,
ortherly side Of the sail Malad River :,
n distance of about 5000 feet to the
make River thence across Snake River
V means OF a suspension bridge in an
lverted svphon pipe feet in diameter !,
bout 400 feet to the snuth side of :,
make River, including also that certain :.
gbt to the use OF the waters OF the Ma !,
d River in ssid Lincoln county, State :,
Idaho, located bv ii. q. Rapp and =
rnest Pearson on the Goth day OF Mch.,
. d., 1902. ms recorded in Book OF
alter Rights of said Lincoln County Mt :.
ge 204. as appears Of record in the 4,
ice OF rhe Recorder Of said County If =
ncoln. which said water right together
III all sppurtensnces. privileges and
'h'e iheieunto arreEtaining, we're dulyl
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-03-08
SUBSCRIPTION, PER YEAn. 500
Payable in Advance.
$500

fa.t~rsd q ths po~toAlrc 1t Hhoshone. Idaho
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-03-08

In the District Court OF the Fourth
Judicial District Of The State OF Idaho,
in and for the County Of Lincoln.
Eli1s Mnrris Il Sons Con,nan,.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-20
married. yesterday afternoon by Justice p.

married yesterday afternoon by Justice p.
G. Caldwell.
For rent, 10 acres just west of city
limits on l. street, South Omaha. Fair
Improvements. 500 cash. b. e. Wilcox,
South Omaha.
]. w. Barrett OF the bureau Of animal
industry has been offered a position on the
Panama Canal commission. He has not
yet decided to accept the place.
e. q. f. RidReway has spent several
days past at Harrington Wayne and Nor
folk where he has been organizing Eagle
lodges He reports good success.
John Cunningham was fined SO and costs
yesterday morning for permitting an I'M
lawful assembly in his saloon Sunday. All
the inmates found in different saloons were
dismissed.
The following births were reported yes
terday George Plug, boyi w. g. Gerger,
| III South Thirtleth, a girl; John Smith,
Fortieth and Monroe, a boy; Richard Cor
cilius, 264 South Twenty a boy; Mr.
and Mrs. Bystrone, SO2l U, girl.
Rev. Father White of Council Bluffs
spoke Sunday evening at 81. Msry's church
on the Ancient History Of Ireland and
| St. Patrick" Bishop Scannell delivered
] the sermon In eulogy Of the saint at st.
| Agnes church. The Crescent quartet sang
They were assisted by choir The music
was exceptionally fine.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-20
EARLY CLOSING MOVEMENT
AdvertIsers Club Continues Come
mittee which f. Circulating
Petition.

The NTH monthly dinner of the Omaha
Retail Advertisers association was held
Monday night at the Commercial club.
This was the largest meeting OF the
association since its organization, there
being sixty-seven members present. George
B. Eddy, foreman Of The Bee advertising
composing room, read a paper on "Ad-
vertising Copy and It's Abuses" in which
the Importance OF clear and early copy
was set forth. The paper was followed by
a short talk by Lester Rice, foreman OF
the Daily News advertising room, and
general discussion Of the members present
A committee composed OF Messrs. Baxter
and Belden, appointed at preceding
meeting Of the association, presented a
paper signed by a number OF Omaha re-
tail stores expressing a willingness to close
their places of business at 6 o'clock every
day in the week. The question Of closing
the retail stores on Saturday night at 8
p M, as well as on other nights OF the
week. was then thoroughly discussed and
resulted in a motion, which was passed By
standing vote OF the members present,
that:
II is the sense of this meeting that our
committee be instructed to pursue the
course already begun both by personal So
licitation and by use of the press in regard
to closing every night in the year at 8
o'clock and report to this association one
month hence, and that the report of the
committee with the petition as presented
with names affixed thereto be given publica-
ton.
The subject OF early closing has become
an important one to the retail business men
OF Omaha and IL is the wish OF the Omaha
Retail Advertisers associa zion that full
expression Of opinion be secured from both
the general public and the business houses
OF Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-20
RuIIdInE Permits.

EYE SPECIALISTS, Huteson Optical Co
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-20
MOTOR RUNS WILD DOWN HILL
Joseph Fury, who Jumps from the
Car, Only One TO Be
Injured.

A motorman lost control OF his car as
II was going up the Dodge street hill last
night at Has and tho car began going
backwards down the hill and running from
Twentisth to Sixteenth before 1t could be
stopped. The passengers. some OF whom
were women, became panic-str1cken, but
with one exception they stayed on the car.
Joseph Flury. who lives at s42l North Thlr-
tieth street, jumped from the car at
Eighteenth street and received some pain
full but not serious injuries about the body
and head. He was taken TO the Clarkson
hospital. The conductor stood on the rear
platform and shouted to pedestrians to get
out OF the way.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-20
SCHOOL DISTRICT BUYS BONDS
Redemption Fund Invested An Dis
trict's Securities Net
Yet Due.

The Board Of Education disposed OF rou-
line business in short order last evening.
The committee on finance reported that 1t
had bought for the bond redemption fund
fifty school bonds maturing 1912 for SS2,-
100 with interest, the total amounting TO
$50, 2OO.O1; also three 1919 bonds for tS,l94.5o.
These bonds are an asset Of the bond re-
demption fund. The report was accepted.
A request from a local lodge asking for
the use Of the assembly hall on the hfth
floor Of the city hall for rehearsals was
not granted, this hall being used fire.
quently for teachers meetings.
Captain w. E. Welsh accepted his APP
pointment as commandant Of the high
school cadets.
Secretary Burgess rendered the following
report Of the condition Of the various
funds:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-20
SIGN ORDINANCE HELD Up
New Law Suspended Pending Adjustment
Of Spirit Of Thing.
DISTANCE FROM LOT LINE IN DIsPUT
AZ Present Merchandise Is Allowed
within Three Feet and No Sign
of Any Character on
Walk.

Further enforcement of the new sign or
dinance has been stopped for at least a
week on account Of some disagreement as
10 the spirit OF the new law. Mayor Dahl
man appeared yesterday afternoon before
the city council in committee OF the whole
and said he and the chief OF police had con-
suited with the city attorney and had
failed TO reach a unanimous conclusion as
to the meaning OF some parts of the or
dInance. After long discussion yesterday
afternoon the city attorney was instructed
to draw up an amendment that would be
fair to all regarding the provision covering
three feet from the lot line.
As the ordinance is general construed,
II allows persons to place goods OF mer-
chandise within distance OF three feet
from the lot line, but PROHIBITS signs of,
any character on the walk, an exception
being made 10 show cases Of a permanent
character. It was shown that to allow
one man to display his goods within the
three-foot line and prohibit his neighbor
from placing a sign within such distance
would manifestly be unfair. hence the pro-
posed amendment.
A delegation Of employment agents from
Twelfth street appeared before the council
and asked II they would not be allowed to
place small signs near their respective
. places 30 such signs would be within three
feet from lot line
zimman Leads the Fight.
Councilman ZimmRn led fight for chan
ging the three-foot limit to four feet. being
Joined by Councilmen Davis and Jackson
IN this contention, the other six councilmen
present expressing themselves in favor of
three feet as specified in the ordinance,
which was passed two weeks ago and duly
signed by the mayor. In its present form
the ordinance was voted for by eleven OF
tho councilmen. Mr., F>lnkhouser being abb
sent at the time of its passage. Council
man McGovern who introduced the or
dinanee. is opposed to any change, be-
lIevinE It will work out its own salvation
and be a good thing for Omaha, even If II
does work a hardship on some.
Mayor Dahlman declared he would moi
recognize the three-foot limit clause, but
would allow anyone TO use four feet from
the lot line. Councilman McGovern de
clared the fight for the four-foot limit wal
% protect the various fruit stand merchants
who have their places abuttlng various
business houses downtown. II was re
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-20

he was specially interested in were safe,
with the possible exception Of charter
amendments for South Omaha These he
feared might be delayed. He does not ex-
pect to return to Lincoln this week at all
events, being unable to move from the ef-
fects Of the painful disease.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-20

ported yesterday that one Of these fruit
stand men, located at Sixteenth and Doug
las Streets paid a monthly rental of SO
to the adjoining property owner while &C
cupying the public sidewalk, and paid the
city "a year for license, Other instances
of a similar character were cited. An eff
fort will be made in the council committee
meeting next Monday afternoon to include
the elimination Of these stands in the
amending clause Of the new sign ordi-
nance.
Laws 20 Regulate Dogs.
The committee recommended for passage
an ordinance providing that dogs be muz-
zled until June and imposing a tax Of s.
each on female dogs. The muzzling ordi-
nance was introduced by Councilman Shell
don, in view of the prevalence Of dumb
rabies among dogs. A petition against gen
eral muzzling Of dogs was received from
the Band of Mercy of Leavenworth street
public school. Representing this organi-
cation, Victor Doyle, a youth, appeared be-
fore the councilmen and pleaded that only
vicious dogs be muzzed.
Favorable action was taken on an ordi-
nance to sell the old market house on Cap
itol avenue, the buyer to remove the struct-
ure. 1t is believed this ordinance will be
mend passage of this ordinance, Council
man zimman explained he did so only after
being convinced that the council is unable
to make a success of the building as mar
ket house.
The committee voted to recommend for
passage two ordinances vacatng certain
city property between Twenty-sixth and
| Bancroft and Thirtieth and Walnut streets,
| that preliminary steps may be taken Cor
| the erection of a viaduct over the tracks
| and between the intersections mentioned.
An ordinance declaring the necessity of
vacating a strip of railroad property in
| the same district and for the same purpose
will be introduced this evening. This VIA
duct matter has been pending for several
| years and gradually is drawing toward a
| realization. the councilmen believe. The
| proposed viaduct will be 500 feet long and
will connect two pOpulous sections Of the
southern portion of the city.
| A resolution declaring the necessity OF
creating the office Of assistant gas com
missioner at a salary of 1900 year was
| favoraby acted on. This was on recon-
mendation Of Mayor Dahlman. OF the
$1,000 salary It is proposed to take $500 from
the unapportioned miscellaneous fund and
$500 from the plumbing inspectors fund, the
assistant gas commissioner to serve as as
sistant plumbing npector in connection
with other duties.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-20
Check Counting Record Broken.

CHICAGO, March 19.-Harry Reynolds, a
holder OF the worlds record for adding
and listing checks OF various amounts
broke his own record last night at a con-
test held at the Coliseum by adding and
listing 800 checks OF different amounts in
seven minutes and ten seconds. His
previous record, established in New York
last year, was nine minutes and thirty
two seconds.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-20

The following building permits have been
issued: II. McIvers, Thirty-hfth avenue
and Jones, $500 and 81 dwellings; d. A.
pairs; Mrs f. r. Vahlcamp, Twenty eighth
and Henderson. $3.50 dwelling; p. c. Saw
dwelling; f. J. Nicely 4214 Cunning 500 re-
pairs; NJ. J. Sullivan, 22l9 LarimOre, 800
dwelling.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-20
l,st2u
Miscellaneous .........

Comparative statement of expenditures
for the FIRST eight months of the fiscal year
1866 and the first eight months of the fiscal
year 1861.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-12-07
81 Acres of Land,
more or ltSs.
The mprovems nts consist ola
Frame Dwelling

double decker frame barn 81 X50 with bridge
house and large straw house attached. wag
on house. corn crib, hog house and other
out buildings. The land is all arabic eXcep-
ting about four acres, which is well set with
chestnut and oak timber. 1t Is well water
ed by fine stream passing through it. The
water to the barn is supplied BY a.good and
never failing spring
This property Is one of the most produc-
tive in the seventh district. The luration
makes 1t very desirable for investors being
about one mile and a quarter from the
Jacob Tome Institute; also the town OF
Port Deposit, where there are good markets
and Rail Road and steamboat Service.
The terms of sale are one third OF the pur
chase money to be paid in cash on day of
sale the remainder In three months or the
Whole of the purchase money may he paid
in cash. The credit payments to bear inter
est from day of sale and to be secured by
notes with sureties satisfactory to the assig
nee. The cost of conveyancing to be paid 10y
purchaser
JAMES WILSON SQlDER.
j. e.. Hindmau. Auctioueer. Assignee.
Dec It.
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GEORGE A. BLAKE, Solicitor for Plaintiffs.
Order Publication


me object al TINS SUIT is to procure a de.
cree Tor the sale OF the real r'tale whereof
stephen Andrews. late OF Cecii County. IN
she state of Maryland, died seized and
possessed on account of the im~ullicieucy OF
his per> onal estate 10 pay his debts.
The bin states l. that the said stephen
4 ndrcWs was in his HE time indebted IN
certain promisSory note IN the sum OF one
hundred dollars and in the year 1884 depart
ed this lie interstate ana that the platntiti,
after the death OF the said stephen Andrews
paid the said note and the same was On
dorsed and delivered to the plaintin. by the
National Bank OF EIkton, the holder thereof
at the time OF said payment in the year 1888;
AT also indebted unto the plainliIf in sun
dry other sums OF money on open account:
ali OF which the plaintiff asks leave here
after to formally prove. o. that no part of
said note has been paid unto the PLAINTIFF
and 81 that the said stephen Andrews was
possessed OF no personal property, or If any,
not sufficient to pay his debts, and that there
was no administration upon his personal
estate, If any. y that the said deceased died
seized and posst ssed of a tract OF land stu.
ated IN the Second election district of said
county and was survived by his widow.
Sarah +. Andrews who is now deceased)
ana the following his only heirs at law:
George +. Andrews, son, whose wife is
Elizabeth Andrews: George Pennick, whose
vile is Jane f.. Pennick,l son of Nina
Pennick, daughter of the said stephen
Andrews, who had departed this life inteS-
tate prior to the death of her said father:
and Henry Andrews a son. who has depart
ed this life since the death OF his said TAI her.
unmarried ntestate and without children.
81 that the said George II. Andrews, Eliza
beth Andrews, his Wife George PenDick and
Jane +. pennick his wife, reside in the State
of PENNSYLVANIA, or elsewhere beyond the
jurisdiction of this Court.
The bill praYs that the parties defendants
may answer the matters and things set
forth in the bin and that the said real estate
may be decreed TO be sold Tor the payment
of the said debt or other debts that may be
proven under these proceedings aud toi such
turtle or other relief as the plaintlf may
he entitled to, and for an order OF pub
licatlon.
1t Is thereupon this fourteenth day OF
November, in the Near 1907, ordered that the
plaintin, by causing a copy OF TINS order to
be inserted In some newspaper, published in
cecil County aforesaid, once in eaCh OF four
successive weeks before the 18th day of
December next, give notice to the said alb
sent defendants of the object and substance
If this bill. warning them tbappear IN this
Court in person or by solicitor, on or before
the 3lSt day OF December next, to show
cause. ifauY they have why decree ought
not to be passed ~ prayed
MAINLY DRENNFN
True cops Test clerk
nov 1t 1t MANLY pGENNEN. clerk.
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IT. the Circuit toury Tor cecil County.
In Equity, No. 215i,
ordered. This third day of December 1907
that the sale OF property mentioned in these
proceedings, made and reported by Robert
{. IhackerN, ATTORNEY he ratified and con
ilrmcd, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the sixth day OF Feb
ruary next, provided "A copy ofthis order he
inserted IN some new paper printed and
published In tecil County once "A week for
one month before the seventh day OF Janu-
AIRY next.
The report states the amount of sale To he
100000.
MANLY DRFNN EN-.
True topy-Trsl: CIclk
Dec1-5t MANLY BREMEN, Clerk
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&FTo OUR SUBSCRIBERS WILL YOU
KINDLY NOTICE THE oATE OF THE
LABEL ON YOUR PAPER AND MAKE
US REMITTANCE IN ACCORDANCE
THEREWiTh?
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Notice 10 EIkion taxpayers

Notice is hereby giVcu trot on nlI Town
TAXES NOT paid 10y January /. ~. s. intcrts al
the OF g per cent, nom september t. 1907 i,
WILDE added.
FRED u IEFFER.
Nov. 3O;2t Town Treasurer,
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ORDER NISI
In the matter ui the sale OF a portion
Of the Real Estate Of Robert An
lerson, deceased.
In the Orphans Court OF Cecil
County.


Ordered, this 9th day OF December,
in the year 1907, by the Orphans Court
OF Cecil County, that the sale of that
portion OF the Real Estate OF Robert
Anderson, deceased, known as New
Ground made and reported by his
Executors, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary be shown
on or before the Sth day Of February
next; provided copy OF this order be
inserted in some newspaper, published
III Cecil County, once a week for one
month before the oh day OF January
next
The report states the amount OF sale
to be $4,000
WILLIAM II. SlMCOE,
RICHARD b. MERRITT,
THOMAS S. MILLER.
True Copy TEST
dcc-z T. +. MILLER, Register.
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ASSI0NEE'S SALE
4F
REAL ESTATE

Ry virtue -; authority contained in
from william A. Powell and wife
dated Feb. -ilh lNOa and recorded in liber
j. q. W. No j folio rs one of IT,, Land Re
cord Books Of Cecli county, Md, the under
signed, a Assignee OF said mortgage viii
oner al pubNe SAFE at the Court House door
in the town OF Elkrnn. IN Said COUNTY,. on
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18th. 1907
Ar11.3O O'clock A. NJ.

AT H. 30 O'clock A. NJ.
all that farm or tract OF land describe in
said mortgage known as the Elisha Brown
farm situated in the seventh election dis.
trict of Cecil County, Md, adjoining lands OF
Mrs. jose phine +. BromweIl, J. ii. Rowland
and Thomas \. patten. Containing
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-12-07
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
Valuable Farm
NEAR PORT DEPOSIT, MD.

BY virtue OF power and authority con
tanned in a Deed of Mortgage from Eliza
beth J. Brown 10 Agnes Il. Brown and Mary
i. Brown, hearing date of sept. iih 1885 and
recorded among the land records Of Cecil
County in IAber j. y. H. 40. Folio Ia, tho
undersigned, Assignee of sand mort gage,
win Offer. at Public sale at the Court House
door in Elkton Md, on
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Notice to Creditors

This is to give notice that the sub
scriber, OF Cecil County, has obtained
from the Orphans Court Of said
County, letters teStamcntary on the
personal estate OF
MARY J. TAYLOR,
late OF said County, deceased. All per
sons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated.
ON or before the 4th day of June, 1908
they may otherwise, by law, be ex
cudcd from all benefit OF said estate
MI indebted to said estate are request
cd to make immediate payment to the
subscriber.
Given under my hand and seal this
18th day oi December, 1907.
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
Executor al Mary ]. Taylor, deceased.
Tc,t-THOS 4. MILLER, Register
dec -
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~ Acres More Or Less

being the same farm which was conveyed
to said W IN. a. Powell and wife by Frank
Coiriden by deed dated Feb % 1903 and re
corded IN LIher i 6. w. No. IA, folio ~ an
other of said Record Books.
The Improvements consist III 4 omfort
able
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Tuesday, December 10Th, 1907

AT lib O'CLOCK, A. NJ
all that farm ur tract of land situated In
said Cecil County on the road leading from
EIkton to Nortb East rear the Bacon Hin
Crossing OF the l.. q. y W. r. X. and con
tanning.
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FOR RENT,

Green nm Farm FOR Rent. Apply 10
CHARLES ". : NPERS.
mar : u North t.i-l, Md
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

advertisements under This heading will be
charged at the rate of ONE CENT word
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IrlC I0UN - est
dec-- f. + MILLER, Register