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CAUGHT ON THE FLY.
Lucky sox
Those Cubs are stln climbing.

LUCKY s'NA.
Those Cubs are stiIl climbing
Rube Waddell struck out twice, much
TO the JOY of the fans.
St Louis al National Park to-day. Pat
ten will probably pitch.
Canullon did not go out on the coaching
lines in the second game.
McGlynn failed to get both, but pitched
eighteen innings of good ball
The first game was originally scheduled
for 2:5o, but was called at . o'clock
Perrine and Anderson engineered a neat
double steal in the fourth inning-of the
second game
Charley Smith was happy, as he be
lieves that he has finally broken away
from his hoodOo
They are a game bunch. says Charles
Dryden, in the Chicago Tribune. speaking
of the New York Nationals.
Charley Hickman did some tall hitting
in the second game. a triple, a double
and a pair Of singles was his share.
Lawrence claims the best second base
man and third baseman in the New Eng
land League in Corners and Wilson.
Mike" Doolin. Of the Phillies. caught a
three days lay-on last week for taking
exceptions 70 the rulings OF the arbitra-
tor
Hats off TO Blankenship. II IS a pity
that he is laid up for repairs after such
a notable stunt as he pulled OF yester-
day
II Falkenberg had only passed Harry
Davis and taken q chance on Nichols,
there might have been different tale to
tell
Blankenship has been coming in for
some pretty harsh criticism for hitting
the first pitched ball BY smacking the
first ball yesterday he won out for the
Nationals
McGlynn's effort recalls "Rube' Wad-
dell in Chicago seven years ago, when he
pitched twenty-four innings for Mlwau-
kee against Chicago. winning both games
The first went seventeen innings. and the
second was called because Of darkness.
Murphy was injured in sliding into seq,
ond base in the ninth inning Of the open
! ing game. and Simon Nichols, the Boyds
Md boy. took his place. Nichols PLAYED
throughout the second game He is one
Of the speediest men in the Philadelphia
outfit
President Murphy says that he can see
no teams but the Cubs and the White Sox
| as the leaders again this year in the two
major leagues. Cleveland and New Yorn
| are picked to win second and third place
in the American League by the Cubs
manager.
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Cleveland Protests Gnme.
Il to The Washington Herald.

Cleveland, Ohio, June 3.-President Kill
foyle. of the Cleveland ball club. wired
Ban Johnson, president of the American
League. tonight. protesting to-day's
game between the Maps and the White
SOx. The Maps claim Altrocks decision
in the second inning in calling Donohue
safe at the plate. when he scored on
Dougherty's hit to left, was outrageous.
They say Clarke had him blocked Hinch-
man made perfect return of the bali.
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The Second Game.

Falkenberg held the Quakers TO six hits
for nine innings in the second game. but
was himself largely to blame for the de-
feat. Rpbe Waddell served them I'D for
Philadelphia and for four innings he did
we'll enough. but in the fifth the locals
overcame a lead Of three runs by scoring
four on three hits. two bases on balls and
a wild pitch
This seemed good enough to win until
the eighth. when the Athletics tied the
score. after two men had died Seyb0ld
LIT 20 left and stole second. With Harry
Davis. one Of the most dangerous pinch
hitters in the league. up. Falkenberg de-
cided to put them over instead Of issuing
a pass and taking a chance on Nichols.
who was substituting for Murphy. who
was injured in the first game. The result
was the Athletic first baseman whipped a
liner 10 Falkenberg. which the long fell
low could not handle cleanly. and before
he could get the ball Seybold had tied the
score up by scoring from second
After the home team had failed 10
score in the ninth the visitors proceeded
10 welt the ball and piled up four runs
In the tenth, Waddell was easy, but
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PHILLIES TAKE BOTH.
Boston Loses Double Header, First
Game Going Twelve Innings.

Philadelphia, June 3-The PhHHes
won both parts of the double header
with Boston. The first game went
twelve innings The second game was
warm fielding proposition and the
Phillies won it mainly through very
clever work by Doolin, knabe, and
Thomas Scores.
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sIAIH RACE-One mile. salling.
SEYENTH RA
,Arrrentios aIlorancs cl.insa-
Oakland,

FIRST RACE-Nine-si1teenths q a mic
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SWARM OF BEES STOP GAME.
Spectators Flee from the BIeachers
at Cumberland Park.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Cumberland. Md. June 3-Cumberland
lost TO Clarksburg here to-day by 10 to 3.
in a game which was interrupted by a
swarm of bees settling on the diamond
and bleachers, causing spectators to flee.
Fifteen minutes elapsed before the game
could be resumed.
Lower for Clarksburg, struck out ten
batterS.
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WIN ON LIGHT BATTING.
SOx, as Usual, Make Their Few Hits
Count Against Maps.

Cleveland, June 3.-Although outbatted.
the Sox defeated the Maps. to 1. to-day.
Hits by DonOhue. DOugherty, and CULLEN.
into which was sandwiched sacrifice.
netted the visitors their two runs. Quill
lens wild throw. Turner's steal, and
Bradley single produced the Maps tally.
A great pickup and throw by Quillen in
the sixth inning prevented the Maps from
tying the score. No umpire appeared. so
O.Brien and Altrock WORKED Scora:
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Louisville.

SECOND RAcE-F1ar a8I one-half furl7ng,. =
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Earned runS-WaShingt0n !. Philadel-
phia. . Left on bases-W Washington. 6:
Philadelphia, . First base on b8lls-On
Falkenberg, 3. Struck oUt-Bv WaddeH
S; by FaIkenberg, .. Two-base hits-Hick-
man. NJ. Cross. Sacrifice hit-Nichols
Stolen bases-Perrine ~. Anderson %,
Seybold. Wild pitch-Waddell Umpire
Mr.. Connolly Time of game-2 hours
and 10 minutes
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Earned uI1s-BCs-m. l, Philadelphia. 2 First
base hy errurs-EC7roH. g. Left Oh usy- Boston.
O. Philadelphia. First base on talis-Of PfeTer
6. of Moran. & SfUCk Uf-Bv IfsfFr O. hv
Moran z Three-bsse hits-C0Uruy. Doolm. Two
base hirs-TitUS. Pfeder Bnu7feid. Bates Kuahe
Sacrifice hits-Bates Burke Ritchev Moran Stolen
bazes-Teuuy. Dooliu Double rlays-Brown 10
Brain; Doom % B1usfed. Doom % kuabc. HIT
by pitCh5r-H0warl. Doom. Umpire-Air Car
penter Time of game-2 hours and % minutes
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RACING CARDS FOR TO-DAY.
Belmont.

FIRST RACE-Ons mile
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Hartsel walked Perrine fell down on
Monte Cross chance, and then came clean
singles by SeybOld. Davis. and Nichols
which chased four runs across the rub
ber. Washington got two men on in the
last half. but there was nothing doing
in the scoring line
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Totals ...... l 627 Is o
'Batted for Bay in ninth inning.

Earned Uns-Ihiclgo, First base By error
Cleveland. !. Left on bases-Cleveland. :: Chicago
2 First base on balls-Of joss. 3 Struck out-By
jess. &; by Walsh. g. Sacrifice hits-Jones o. Davis
~. Stolen bases-Bradley. Turner Bay Double
plays-Bsy to Bradley Laioie 10 Turner: Davis 10
D0nohue 70 QUilen. UmpiTes-MessTs o 'Brien and
Altrock. Time Of game-l hour and 30 minutes. At
tendance-5T8
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TO-DAY's GAMES.
Sc. Louis at Washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Detroit nt Boston.
Cleveland at New York.
STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.

a screaming drive to the high-ball sign
by Cliff Blankenship in the ninth inning,
with two down and two men on bases.
gave the Nationals a victory in the open
ing game Of the double header 18th the
Philadelphia Athletics. The second con-
test, a ten-inning affair, was lost by 10
4. through poor judgment in the eighth
inning and an error in the extra round.
The bargain day offering served to
draw a crowd of nearly 5000. and the
faithful was well repaid. as both games
were highly interesting. even though
Washington lost the second when the con-
test should have gone into the win col
umn Of the Cantillonites.
Charley Smith. who is a candidate for
the hard-luck championship Of the Amer
ican League. was on the rubber in the
opening show and succeeded in winning
his first victory of the season by pitch
ing masterfuI ball Had it not been for a
pair of errors in the fourth inning the
Athletics would have had TO be content
with a shUt-oUt. Smith allowed only six
hits, and. with the exception of the
fourth. no two Of these came in any
single session.
Coombs, considered one Of Connie Mack's
most reliable twirlers, was hit safely in
every inning with the exception Of the
seventh and eighth, and in the ninth.
when it appeared as though the misplays
in the fourth were 10 prove fatal 10 the
Nationals. three hits were punched off the
former cnlleEian
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REDS In EVEN BREAK
McGlynn Pitches Both Games
for the Cardinals.
GETS A SHUTOUT IN THE FIRST

Weimer, Former Cub, Holds 81. Louis
Down TO Four Hits, but LOses-Ben-
Game-Errors Aid Cincinnati I'm
Scoring Runs in Last Game.
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Earned runs-Inte.ior, 2; Navy. l. First base by
erors-Navy. Z. Left on bases-Interior. :; Navy, 2
First base on balls-Of Cwnane. {; of Ruffner
Struck out-By CuTnane. g; by 'Rufner. s. Two-base
hits Hunter, Bryan Sacrifice hits-Miles Smith
Stolen bases-Bryan knight ~, Carr. BarnhaTt
Rutfner, Hunter Miles. Clements Dorsey. Double
play-Sutt0n 10 Miles 10 Coleman. Hit by pitcher
BY Curnane o.. Wild pitehes-Curuane 90. Ruffner
Passed balls-Smith ~, Miles, Umpire-NIr. Belts
Time Of game hours.
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Greenfield Green and . Jo,.

Philadelphia. June S.-The bout between
Willie Fitzgerald and Frank Greenfield
at the Washington Sporting Club to-
night was a joke. Greenfield did not
seem 10 know anything about boxing and
was in no shape for milling He was
knocked out in the second round.
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CUBS NOSE OUT PIRATES.
Pittsburg Has Bases Full in Ninth,
but Cannot Score.

Chicago. June S-Sheckard's single and
Chances double brought in what proved
to be the winning run in the sixth in
ming to-day. Pittsburg had the bases full
with two out in the ninth. and then
Phelps struck out. Score:
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Earned runs-Bethauy, = First base By errorS-
Z. !. NJ. (; Bethany. . Left on bases-R /. ~,
6; Bethany. TO- First base on balls-Of Symanos-
kie 8. OF Fiunegan l. Struck Cut-By Symauoskie
g.; by Fiunecan5 a. Three -hase hit-Symanoskie.
Sacrifice hi.s-Wood, Webb, Jasper. White. Stolen
hases-La Favor. Wynkoop -, Jasper White. Rich
mond Champion. Double plsyes-Le Mat 10 King
90 Tracy: A. ZaneiH 20 Webb Hit by pitcher
By syman0skie. l. Wild rN~ches-Finnegan. . Tn
pire-Nr Mackey. Time Of game-2 hours and Is
minutes
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Left on bases-Chicsgo, g; Pittshurg 6. First base
on ballS-Of Fraser 4. of Leifeld / struck ont
IS Fraser q 10y Leifeld. 4 Two-base hits-Tinker.
Chance, Steinfeidt Sacrifice hit-Fraser. stolen
base-Abby Double p'ays-Eyers to Chance: Chance
to Tinker. UmUires-Nlessrs. Emslie and Klein.
Time Of game-l hour and 81 minutes Attendance
990}
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TO-DAY's GAMES.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
sTANDING OF THE TEAMs-

Cincinnati. June 3-Pitcher McGlynn,
Of St Louis. shut the Reds out in the
first game of to-days double-header. and
also pitched the second game, but failed
to repeat Weimer pitched his first
game of the season. Score:
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WIN And THEN LOSE
Nationals Split Double
header with Athletics.
BLANKENSHIP'S TIMELY SMASH

With Two Down In Ninth He Drives
Two Runs Across the Plate-In the
Eighth Inning of Second Game,
with Washington in Lead, Connie
Mack's Athletics Tie Score.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Binghamton-Troy 1; Binghamton. O.
At ScTanton-A.. ]. & g., 2; Scranton. 3.
At Syacuse-Albany. 4; Syracuse. l.
At Wilkcsbarre-Utica, 2; Wilkesharre, G.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City-Minneapolis 3. Kansas City. 2
At TCledo-Columbus, 6, Toledo. .
At indianapolis, g. Louisville. l,
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Az Augista-Auglsta, 9; Columbia, o.
At Charleston Charleston, 8; jacksonville 0.
At MsCon-AIacOn. l; Savannah. O.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

4; Boston, 3.
Philadelphia, =; Boston, q.
st. Louis, 1, Cincinnati, o,
Cincinnati, >; 81. Louis, 1.
Chicago, 3; Pittsburg, 2
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SECOND CANE.

Left Cu haspS-CiuCinnau 5, -. Louis. 5. First
base on balls-Of Hall !; Of McGlyun g. Struck
0It-By Hail, :, by McGlynn, s. Thrse-base hit
Hall Sacrifice hit-Nowrey. stolen hases-Lobert
~. Hgggins. KugsT Bennett ~. Hosietter Kelly.
Double pIays-L0bsrt 20 Higgins % camel .2i. I'm
pr,-Nr. Riger. Time Of gsme-l hour and s. minu-
utes
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
At Baltim0re-Baltimore 3; Rochester, 2.
TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

At Larcaster-Lancaster, 7; Trenton, T.
At Altoona-W Willamsport. 2. Altoona. L
At York Wilmington. g; York, s.
At Johnstown-Ha Harrisburg, 2; Jchnstown, l.
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FOURTH RACF-Si1 f1rIonrg
FIFIH RACE-Six fnrlnnFs
Pension-omce Wins Again

The Pension Office nine defeated the
Monumental team on the Monument
Grounds yesterday. by the score Of Il 10
I. in seven-inning game Carter's three
sacker was a feature. Score:
RH.E
Pension Office. l 0 col l-lls4
Monumental. .................. l 2 0 l-755
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Omaha-Pucblo, 5; Omaha, 4
At Sioux City-Lincolu. 3; Sioux City l.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Washington, ?; Philadelphia, /.
Philadelphia, =, Washington, 4.
Chicago, ?; Cleveland,
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At Montgomery Montgomery, 5: Memphis, ;
At Nashyille-Nashville. IS; Shreveport 2
At Atlanta-Little Rock. 3; Atlanta. l.
At Birmingham-NeE Orleans, s; Birmingham, I
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Navy defeated Interior yesterday in an
uninteresting contest by to 5.
Interior put up a miserable game in the
field. making nine bObbles. Ruffner
pitched a good game. tanning eight and
allowing but five hits, but the fielding Of
his teammates was too much of a handi-
cap for him to overcome.
Dorsey at short for Navy. and Bryan
in left for the Reds, starred in the field
The official score:
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Earned wn-philadelphia. First base bv errors
Philadelphia. g. Left On bases Boston, {: Phila-
delphia. T. First base on balls-Of Sparks. 3: Of
B0ultes J. Hits made-Of Young lin seven in
nings; of Boultes. lin one inning Struck out
By Young 2. by Sparks f. Two-bsse hts-Thomas
Bransfeld. Courtney. Sacrifice hits Bransfeld
Courtney Dcolin. Sparks Double plav-Boultes to
Tcurey TO Bridwell Hit by pitcher-Dollin Kusbe
BrdweI UmUire-AIr. Carpenter. Time Of game
hour and 70 minutes
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Totals
EBatted u Hayden ln nlnth inning.

*TwO out when winning run was scored
Washington .-.... 0 0 0 p
Philadelphia ...... 1 0 0 0 O-1
Earned uns-Washington. 1. First base
by errors-Washington. /; Philadelphia. ?
Left on bases-Washngto s: PhiIadel-
phia, 8. First base on balls-Of Coombs
=. Off Smith, p Struck out-By Smith. 6.
by Coomhs, Z. Three-base hit-Seybold
Sacrifice hit-Smith. Double plays-Knight
10 Murphy 10 Davis Hit by pitcher-By
Coombs, Q Wild pitch-Coombs. Umpire
Mr.. Connolly. Time Of gameI hour and
E rlinutns
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Rhode Island Methodist defeated
Bethany yesterday. with the aid of
Symsnoskie's pitching and good fielding
by to g.
Although Outhit nearly two 20 one by
its opponents, Rhode Island. by taking
advantage Of Bethany's miscues and some
opportune stick work, managed to Offset
Finnegsu's effectiveness. Finnegan famed
fourteen. and only allowed four hits, but
one Of these was a double. and he issued
four passes.
The batting of Wynkoop and Wood.
each Of whom had a percentage Of 1000.
and a catch by Souder, were features.
The official score
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FIRST GAME

fHst base On taIIs-Uh WfmeT !, 0r Mc'fIFnn-
2 Struck Out-By Wcimer . by MrIhun 8. Two
base hit-GauzeL Stolen bases Mitchell Byrue,
Camel Double ulays-Wcimer % Camel. Holly 70
Bennett 10 Hostettcr Hit By ptcher-By Weimer
l. Umrire-Mr Riger. Time Of game-l hour and
20 minutes
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Took Long Chances.

several times the Nationals lost Oppor-
tEniti5s 10y taking all sorts Of chances on
the bases. and four times Mike Powers.
trusty I'm aasged WoUld-be base-stealers
at second base, and two more chances
were lost when Anderson and Hickman
were thrown out while trying to stretch
long singles into doubles. Cantillon was
out whOoping things up during the
greater part Of the game. but retired in
the sixth and directed the campaign from
the bench during the remainder Of the
first and throughout the second game.
After the Athletics had been retired in
the first inning. the Nationals started of
well. and il appeared as though a run
would surely follow. but when the last
batter had been retired there were three
mon left Ganley beat out an infield hit.
but was Uabbed at second on an at
tempted steal Jones walked and went to
second on d wild pitch. Anderson got a
base on balls. and both runners advanced
on Hickmans cut. COombs hit AltiZer.
and, with the bases loaded, Anderson
sent q grounder to Knight. who tagged
Cross AT third.
Neither team got another man as far
Is third until the fourth inning. when
the visitors scored SeyboId singled and
Smith booted Davis chance. The bases
were filled when Murphy beat out
a buut Alrizer fumbled Oldrings chance
and Seybold tailed. but Davis and Muir
ply We're thrown out at the plate when
Knight and Powers hit into Smiths
hands Ccombs died on an easy chance
20 the pitcher
With "a 1-to-0 defeat staring them in the
face, the Nationals came back strong in
the ninth and won after two men had
been thrown out. Anderson singled and
Nil poled a grass-Cutter to Knight, who
threw wild TO first. Anderson going to
third on the play. Il was Heyd0n's turn
t. hit, but Blankenship was substituted
and the recruit smashed the first ball
pitched 90 the left field fence. sending in
Anderson and Nil, and winning the game
right there and then
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Rhode Island Methodist Puts IL Over
Bethany ; so 3.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

To-day's game-Waugh rs. First. Thirteenth and d
streets northeast
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At springfeld-springaeld 5; Norwich, 4.
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FIRST GAME.

None ont uhen winning run scored.
Boston....-........... 0 2 0 o 0 O O-3
Philadsphia. o o 2 0 @ 0 0 II
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Navy Trims the Interior Team in an
UninterestinE Game.
or NurN-f pU TtIu Tr txfc

Today's game-Commerce and Labor vs. Treasury
5.lj D m.
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.ongs; three-year-olds and
|. cnnditinns as sixth

Cooks entu.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-04-26

NOf.cc NJ Proof 81 Cota Fiction Of works
aud Applicant II Of Water Tor Beneh
eiaI Use.
kotire is hereby gwen that n: l0a. m.
.n The o5d, day Of Nav 1907. AZ Iiig-
erpap County Of l.irroIn Statevf IIalp,
hejore W. Vanlio,i-. S-r. proof will &c
submitted Of the completion vi works
Hr the diyersIon-6f 10 cubic feet per
second of-siis waters OF springs Of tho
- Z lad Canyon and Of the application
10 heLcgcinl use OF saii water
ard in accordance with the terms and
conditions Of pcrmi, 1901 heretofore
issued hy the State Engineer OF the
sfate Of ilaho.
/. Tie M me and posl"ffice alress Of
the person holding szid permit IL Fran
sis T.. Cosdit. J. &. aud J H. C,,ndit,
IlaRerinxn, Lin ;oin County, Idaho.
.. Sid works If diversion viii b-
flIv completed on the date set for sucli
completion. and the amount of wafer
which said works are capable of con-
Iucting to the place Of intended use, in
accordance v it'll the plans accompany
ing tho application for such permit, il
2 rs cubic feet per second.
&. Said water to I've used for Irrigs-
tim md don. estic purposes.
4. The place where said ~sier il used
il NV I.4nf NV IA Sec. IS rnd 4 \
and NV IA of x K 4 Sec. 81, TT. o s.,
X. 10 Il. q. NJ.
5 The date 1T priority which said
ss~r is prepared TO establish IL Mar,L
20. 1907.
Jas. STEPHENSON, JR,
State Engineer.
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Notice Por PubIieatioa.

Department of the Interior, United s,ates
Land once at HALEY. Idaho, Feb ~. 1851.
1sties Is hereby giren that the following
named settler has died notice Of his intention
~ make hnxl proof In support of his.clain, snc
that saic proof will be made before Frank T.
pfsssy C.s Commissioner, at shoshonc Idaho.
Juns 9Th. 1907 viz: John s. Limb Id. No.
is71 for the Wy. swI4, Sw5<. MY. Lot 4. See 4,
Tps. o. x. IsE. B. NJ.
Ne names the following witnesses to sprore
hh continuous residence upon and cultivation
81 said land. viz: William J. Wallace. Frank p
Gwin. Gottlerb B. Gearig. Charles Turnbull
all Of shoshone IGahoss
n J. SHARP.
Register
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-04-26
Notice OF Publication.

Notice 10 hereby given that al l a. m
on The IS day OF My, 1877. at tioodihg
County Of Lincoln stsfe # Tdlho, befDI'
John DIV yer, Up. pro.f will bc subn,itt
ed 81 the com pleiion OF works far the III
version Of cnbic feet per second o. ia.
waters VI Little Wood Riyer Lincoln
County. in accordance With the term,
and coalitions uf certain permit here.
tof-re issued by The State Engineer OF
the State Of Idaho.
l. Tie name Of the person or corpor.
atm holding said permit is wm. Kelley
nd Mrs. Sins Kelley.
2. The postofIice address of snri, per-
son or the place Of business Of such cor
pors,ion is Goodins. County Of Lin
coin State Of Iixho-
5, Tho number of snch permit is
1898, and the date set for the compile
tisn of such work 10 Nav ~. 1907.
T. Said water 10 ne used for irrigation
and domestic puypose.-
6. Said works Of diversion v i'll he IN
|, completed 90 the date set for such
completion, sad the amount 81 water
which said works are capable Of con-
ductinx to the place Of intended use, in
accordance with the plans accompany
ing the application for sucli permit 10
) c-!ic feet yer second.
:. The amount OF lands fur which
said water is available 10 i6c .cr~s. par
licularly descr6esi - Follows: si11SEh
Sec. 50. TIP SIS r 10 K B ~ sEhSEH
See 2. sWHNW1f Sec. l, TIP 8. s X Is.
Z II.
JAS. SrxrxEssos. Jx.,
State Engineer,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-04-26

ManZan Pile Remedy put up in
convenient, collapsible tubes with
nozzle attachment 20 that tho rem
edy may be applied At the very
seat of the trouble, thus relieving
almost Instantly bleeding, itching
or producing piles. Satisiact.on
guaranteed or money refunded. For
sale by T. NJ. Starrh.
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Call for Warrants.

Notice is hereby given thst I will
pay all Current Expense warrants
including 403, and all scalp war
rants upon presentation at my
Office.
C. w. WER,IcKE,
Co. Treas.