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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-12

How you would feel If you were
given cheap, poorly prepared meals.
Undoubtedly you would not be In
very good humor and your feelings
toward the restaurant you patronized
would not be of the best. Everyone
appreciates well prepared meals
They are necessity for health. When
you patronize the Elite restaurant you
leave contented that our bill OF fare
always contains some very appetizing
dishes. Be sure to visit us on your
next trip to town.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-12

he was superintendent OIL 4Ine iowa
lines of the Burlington during the
engineers's strike in 1888. Traffic
and even passage Of mails was dis
turbed.
| Superintendent Brown, during the
istrike waged his war from the fam
|ous s'iron-cind" car No, so, which had
formerly been ths pride of hat rail
Iroad, Napoleon. Tom Potter. Day
and night he was on the road, every
where and at all times.
Near the close of the strike. when
mail-train was abandoned at Burl
ington. Brown was in the yards ready
to solve the problem. Another train
running opposite. has been abandon
ed at Galesburg. This, surely, was
puzzling predicament.
Staring Brown in the face were thu
mails. with the consequent forfeits
for delay, to say nothing of the pas
sengers. and an acknowledged victory
for the strikers
'Ill take her through If you'll gc
with me. Jack" said he to his train
dispatcher.
No sooner had the words been spok
en- than Brown was on the right sid'
of the cab. That run had gone dow
in history as "corker."
Arriving at Galesburg, Brown tool
the engineers seat in the other mai
train and brought the second one t
burlington. Where we're the strikers
Here and -everywhere--bn
the body of Brown was sacred. Fl
was destined for better things, an
the strikers liked him, for he wa
always a square man
When the memory Of the Jane
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
BOOM IN MATRIMOYY
DUaING LAST YEAR

This city OF Richmond broke all pre-
vious records for the number OF mar
riages Ia the city during the year 1906.
The number OF licenses granted during
the year was loo2 AN told. Of which mum
Der about Go per cent were Of white
couples. total OF 1000 persons aban-
dons single hlesseGness during the year
and ventured into matrimony. The
prosperity which has pervaded all classes
OF business extended also 70 the min
istry. nearly every minister in the city
having his salary supplemented by the
fees paid for celebrating the rites Of
Marriage.
The clerk Of tho Hastings Court gets
sLoo for every such license issued. so
that the prosperity incident to marriage
extended oven further than to the min
listers
Tho rrar before the number of wed
cings Was ss1. showing an increase of
- for lfos. or d gain Of nearly per
cent over 1905.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11

may De supposed by those who have no.
uced a. Tho sketch is AN unsolicited one
submitted by an architect who wished 10
show his interest in the campaign. An
effort will be- made TO have Ia. arrhf-
tect selected AS early AS possible. so that
an appropriate design of the now build
ins may ho placed on view
Meeting To-Day.
Two meetings of great Importance 20
tho work will be held to-day. Mr.. Jo-
scph Bryan has ISSUED "a call for "a run
Tor fun meeting of the citizens COM
mittee at headquarters AT 4.30 j.. NJ
This meeting will be Of "a most fm-
portant character ana every member OF
the committee is urged 90 be present
AIR. ". n. stills has called a. meeting Of
the ten subchairmen OF the youug BUSH
ness mems committee at 800 to-day. In-
tCrcsting developments may be expected
from the announcements made at these
meetings.
has been printed. To bears across the top
the name OF the building fund location Of
hcac quarters. the telephone nu-l beer. 600
and the names of the principal executive
oinccrs. These are cas- follows Mr.. JOS
Bryan. chairman of the citizens comulit-
tee, Mr. IT. G.. Williams. Jr-. Vire-cnair-
man of the same committee. 81 =. *
Mckee general secretary OF the Rich
monu association and secretary OF the
citizens committee. Mr. ~ ID. Sils.
itirinan of the youuE business mon 's
secretary wno is directing the c4mDalgn:
Mr. " y. l(eitnard athletic director al
ine y. ~ q. A. and secretary 81 the
toung business men committee. and Mr.
H. J.. Buchanan. office secretary.
81 Is anticipated that active s0fcitfna
VIII begin in day or TWO. and that
II VIII be well started early next week
INe members OF the citizens commit
tee lnasmuch as they We're organized
nisi. ana VIII receive names first Will
begin soliciting before the young mon.
zinc bulletin board viii see irs Grst ser
wee Monday. when the results viii Do,
announced. The daily luncheon viii b,.
nclu at headquarters at . O'Clock. and
ill give opportunity for the business
nor 20 meet, and yer not lose any time
The results or each day s. work v-llt b..
announced daily in The ri nes-i)Is-
patch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11

n i"W moments later another resolution
Vas offered. authorizing the expenditure
10Y inc Committees on Water and Efec-
tnclty Of 80" or less for the employ
ment OF experts ou clcctrolvsis 10 testify
VIII "a view tc asccrtalning tho most ef-
iecnFo remedy Tor and preventive ~
e-ectrolyuc couosion OF water main-.
The resolution was explained bv AIcssrs
cannon and Richards and others. aud
then passed bv the same vot. as the
preceding measure
resolution aDpropratius Noo TO the
police contingent flnd was adopted
resolution directing tho deposit -
Nsp left ln treasury Of Falrmo9-t "a
INC credit OF the town ~ Fairmolut. was
also adopted.
a resolution rom tho Committee on
Finance relatives to rcflna ol taxes 10
persons named therein was passed
4 number ~ ordinance lnrr. lsire- SAL
aries 81 various employee were reported
from tnc 'nmTitt.e ou Crdluarra Char
ter and Reform were road ana r.ferrat
TO thc Committee on Finance
The Ordiuauce Co-um.ttoc rerortrs fr
recommendation That tho salary Of th.s
city EnEiucer boz Increased go S. o01 rer
annum, and an assistant employed al a
salary of $50. Was referred 20 the
committ"e on Finance
The petition and ordinance relative ID
iNe Forbes ;lnattoir was presented. and
on Mr- Lynohs motion was dismissed
inc 'ommitter on Printing and Claims
reported amendment by tho Finance Conn
mittee 90 an existing ordinance repeating
- much ~ tho ordinance as required
advertisement iu "a German neaeDapc-.
The resolution was rejected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Parish House.

hr committee ora ST. Johns Blrvinr-
'r0-nd reported . a. resolution pranfln--
permission 60 t0e ve-trv o. So John .
church TO onnstrlrf "a parish house e. "A
memorial to tho Rev Niexa1 dcr Whit
ttkef. Ihe same was adopted
Il resolution authorizing the CITY A.
t"rurN to acquire certain lands r.alff-,.,f
Tor the elevation and Improvement ~
lester street was referred To- tlc Finance
Commitf,r.
The Board ~ Aldermen communicate
The passage oF that body ~ am or5inau..
aAtnorizng the construction by Mrs.
"""hh"ttc flfzl"r of an overhead hri6t.,
over an alinrl and connecting 80 *
East Grace Street 70 SO. 5i7 East Broad
street Notwithstanding fho veto ~ fhs,
NhFor. The common Council concurred n
uie action - the Board
The ioint resolution passed lv tho Corr
mon Council inviting the Mayor 70 adj
dress the two branches on sofno date
-n January on the finances OF the cirv-
was returned ry the BpHrd OF Alder
men with amendment by that bofr max
ing the Time February instead Of lao
uaTT- The Council conclr7cd in the
amendment.
The reports 90 city officers v-o-e re-
ceived and filed as usual
To Amend Early Closing Law.
on roli-call Mr.. Cannon offered an
Gently enacted and known as the I-rnlauf
law. II was read by IFS tide only. ITS
patron stating that the euactng clause
was SO amended as 20 make the ordln-
anco effective December r. 1907. instead Of
February LIST The reading was dispensed
with. and Ny Cannon asked unanimous
consent 10 pat the ordinance on it's pass
sage
Mr.. David Meade White and Mr.. Crn-
Ian
asked that the rules be suspended AMI
the ordinance put on IT'S passage and
was speaking in advocacy Of the PROPOSE
ton 10 suspend the rules
Mr.. w Fred. Richardson made "A point
or order against consideration. thereby
cutting of Mr.. Cannon. ana the ondin-
ance went 10 the Committee on Ordinance.
Charter and Reform.
Nh Lynch offered resolution relative
10 the high school site. which is referred
to elsewhere. Tho resolution was adopt
cd.
AR ". T. White offered an ordinance
providing for the increase Of the salary
OF the police justice from $500 TO 5000.
it went to the Ordinance Committee.
a number Of resolutions relating to re-
fund Of taxes end other matters Wer6
offered. but efforts to place several on
their passage failed FOR lack Of the re-
Quisite twenty-four votes.
This was true u a resolution permitting
the Young Mems Christian Association to
swing banner across Main Street adj
vertising its canvass for the 500. 600 fund
81 is eudcavoring to raise.
Mr.. Miner offered an ordinance suspend-
ing the application Of the ordinance for
bidding the keeping of hogs within tho
city limits. so far Il applies 10 the
Lee Camp Soldiers Home. II went to tho
Ordinance Committee. AIR Mills being
unwilling to grant unanimous consent
The Council after completing the
monthly routine. adjourned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
TO DEFER EARLY
CLOSING OF BARS
NJ. Cannon Introduces Ordinance
in Common Council Pro-
viding Therefor.
MAKE ELECTROLYSIS FIGHT
Council Appropriates $4,000
for the PurpOSc-Othcr
Business Done.

Tho Common Council held an adjourned
meeting last night. al which the monthly
business was disposed of and several
important matters were acted or and
many more deferred. TWO ordinances We're
adopted. each carrying appropriations oi
5000. FOR tho purpose ~ deiraying the
city night against electroiys.s and 20
prevent future injury 10 water mains hy
such corrosion. one IS for tho employ
uent OF experts % ascertain bv which
trolley lines eiectrolytic damage 90 spe-i-
nDd mains Has been caused. such in-
formation being necessary I'm the pro
secltion ~ the citys suit i'm tile Circuit
Court OF tho United States The other
is for the employment ~ expert electri-
cal engineers To- appear before the ioint
Committees on Water and Electricity IN
the clcctrolysis hearing. the committee
NOT being satisfied with the testimony
thereon presented by experts brougfn
here hy the Passenger and Power COM
pany.
AR. Cannon introduced an ordinance
affecting the Umlauf early closing Law
affecting the sale ~ liquor. the intent of
the ordinance being TO 80 amend the
early closing law as to make 81 operative
after December l. 1907. Instead 81 Feb
r7lary T. 1907. Efforts 10 have ~ taken
up hy unanimous consent ano put on lis
passage failed. and 90 went o. the Com
form. That committee will have spe-
ciai meeting on Monday at =. ". 20
give advocates and opponents IL hearing
thereon.
Mr Lynch offered a resolution. which
tAe Council passed. instrucung the FIJI
nance Committee To inquire into and roc
pore upon the feasibility Of making some
disposition ~ the block recently purchased
us "a high school site. and on tine acqui-
sltion by the city OF suitable sites for two
new high school buildings. one in the
East End and the other in the West End.
Proceedings in Detail.
After the usual preiiminaries the Coun-
eli took mp the work before st.
An ordinance creating an additional
foreman in the Light Department at
salary OF $50 per day. reported from
the Finance Committee. was adopted
A resolution was offered appropriating
5000. or so much as may be necessary.
for the employment OF experts on cleo
trolysis 20 make an investigation OF the
water mains and ascertain the damage
done 10 them and ascertain and report
what proportion OF the injury done
Is attributable 20 the Richmond Traction
Company and what 20 the Richmond Pas
senger and Power Company. the informa-
ton being deemed absolutely necessary
in the prosecution OF certain suit now
pending In the United States Circuit
court, wherein the city claims damages
10 the amount OF Sl72OOO.
Mr. Cannon. ga explaining the necessity
for the appropriation, declared that the
court had ruled that II would be neces-
stry 10 show TO which line any specific
damage IS or is alleged 10 De due. lie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
German-American ComDanv

Tho sixteenth annual meeting OF tho
herman American Banking and Build
ing Company was held yesterday after
noon at 1880 o'clock The reports OF
The officers showed steady fncrcas.. in
business. After paying the usual divi-
demo- the company placed ~ good
amount OF Its surplus account The
following officers were elected for tho
ensuing year. y. Sittcrding. president
ROBERT A"cNy. Jr.. vice. president.
'h6rles * Willis secretary and treas
nrcrt Thomas y. Carter. counsel and
me following board of directors. A.
SittcrdlnE. ltobert Lccky. Jr j. 1T
ourqurean. d b. Carncal Thomas y
Carter d. T. Grimmeu ard Charles k.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11

this thing is 10 d.. mad. g., 90
"It is becoming "a national movement.
nearly everv citv in me count~,- Of any
size. either has provided a suitable build
ing or is at work ora one for its Y. NJ
A. Richmond must not ful There has
"'Ner oeen failure in The series OF
1.i,' i'uSns Wmcn mas been conducted Ia
~--,N0H OF twenty clu's-
me work done IN me present bulld-
lnS' continued Mr.. Mckee. shows. for
-lon,s - -, ~ 80 % =. - 49,.
,,,,, So. =. H. 81. -
tne r,o-,'1l+9,,' i 80, .,.,, 80 rS,,,,'.,S
ana tbo hnf5inf- is 800, tt,,o. - $50
Tho Richmond association has rro,,ea its
right TO larger quarters
Dome interesting Figures.
As 10 the abilit,, 40 +1., ... tizo,s 90 1,icb-
ulond TO nro,-i3, =. NON. t-,iidi,e- -. nj
for their own BOYS and ,,otlnrg men 1,,,t
for the large n1lnlbe, Who are co,ef,r,t~,-
coming to Rfcbr,ord from, +ho ,,,,,,-
districts 10 engage ina ali kinds OF work.
the following figures. which have been
compiled with care and accuracy. show:
The oldest record as to capital and sur
plus of banks in Richmond known SO
January ]. 1880. when the combined cant
tai Of an Richmond banks was s2.54S. 49,
while the banking capital January l. 1877.
was '57i-.t2o. The surplus during this
period grew from Si.7S1.8i on January J..
1890. % S2S1F7e on January T. 1907. This
shows q combined banking capital OF
$1.'No'ic ln lh", against $s5Ss.'92 ON JAM
UaTy j. l'''.
Figures given out by tho various banks.
and which have been carefully compiled.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
NO MEETING.
Schools Committee of Council
Not Called for TO-DAY

Chairman j.. O. Gates. OF the Council
Committee on Police. Elections ana
schools announces that the publication
yesterday afternoon that 81 meeting of
that committee would H. held this after
noon ar % clock was erroneous It was
stated ln tle publication referred L. that
inc Pollock ordnance relative TO the
salaries OF public school teachers would be
taken up
As "a matter OF fact. the Pollock resoli-
uon was referred 10 Il special Joint com
uitte" on invesugation of the public school
system. There viii DE no meeting of the
Ioncc. Elections and School Committee
nor OF the special joint committee This
afternoon. The latter not having been con-
stituted yet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
ANNUAL MEETINGS.
Good Reports Submitted by OF
fcers Of Two institutions.

The annual meeting of tte stock
holders OF tEe Savings Hauk ~
Richmond WAS held at thair bank
lng-house 81 j. r. The follow
ing board OF directors was elected. r.
a Patterson. L. 4 Norris. George J..
rhristian. ~. u Hargrove. r. Whltock.
D. Theodore Ellyron. W. H thinner
mann. J.. Aisop. %. O. Valentine. y. Sif-
terding. a. seldom Taylor. John W..
Borden. u r. Patterson
Tho business for flc past year han
been very satiefaoto-5. and the bank
shares iu the general prosperity.
The board Of diroctora met innmedi-
atelT afL-r L1.- sl-ockboldGxs' un1oIinE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
The Resolution.

Discussing this matter last night. 1dr.
lynch stated that he had not made any
detailed canvass ~ the Council. many
% the members being unwilling 90 COM
unit themselves el this time. The rc-
solution referred to was passed without
oDlortion. and is as follows:
Be 81 resolved by the Common Coln-
cu % the city OF Hlcnmond. That the
Committee on Finance he. and they
are hereby Instructed L. inquire into
and report upon tie feasibility OF MAX
ing some suitable disposition OF the
properly acquired hy the city ~ Ricl-
rnond fur the site or the now hieh
school building. bounded on the north
Joy Gay Street on the east by Ninth
street On the south by Marshall
street, and or the west by Eighth
Street. and in lieu thereof tho acqui-
sitl0n hy the city ~ Richmond %
suitable sites for two new p gh school
buildings. one 20 Poe located SD TIE
East Ene and tho other in the West
Some Who Favor Plan.
0farv members Of the Council oppos
~ the selection az tle Clay Street site
Brf Mayor Mccarthy did also. bot late,
ihe Mayor secured Favorable action or
fis plan tD pur fse the entire block AND
have t-e school front or Marshall street
Instead ~ riar
Precedent Rrrort zee Peters Of csc
Common Council. was opposed 30 H.,
CLAY street -ife. and advocated h.ef
school looatrd at sme point in closet
proximity 90 trr of.~ .ty buildings
IIc states THAT hr sHN f...s that way
ald would favor such "a CHAINS. ~ site o.
o. unable 90 secure tuaf would probahIs
.or two lier ecnon ST.. ae rlgeested 81.
tne Lynch resolution.
Councilman Harry Huber -ea oppose,
chosen. and Tr. 81 fHl
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also stated that a subcomnitteo Of 10
nance Commission had been appointed
D' CONFER with representatives Of Tia
TWO companies with view to rcachlna
an agreement. II possible Tho approoria-
ZION asked was advised by tho Citt At
''rn'N ana would greatly strengthen tia
position Of the city both In tho coura
proceedings and in the prospective confer
cnce negotiations
ANt resolution was passed unanimously
hy the twonty-four members Present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
LYNCH TO FIGHT
FOR TWO SCHOOLS
FINANCE COMMITTEE TO ACT
Members Of That Body Instruct
cd 20 Investigate Feasibility
of Plan.

Councilman John j. L>nch, Of Jene--
son Ward. yesterday made good his
promise 20 mako fight FOR the ADAM
donment ~ the recently pur ehascd High
School site and ale construction instead
az two high school buildings. one in
the eastern and the other iu tho west
eru half % the city. Tie has brought
the matter to the attention OF that body
I'm the FORM ~ "a resolution adopted last
night. iustructiug the Finance Commit
Tee 10 report upon the feasibility Of dis
posing Of the block bounded hy Eighth
Ninth. Clay %nd Marshall Streets and
the purrhase q two suitable sites else
where
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
BUSY AT HEADQUARTERS
OF Y. NJ. G. 4. CAMPAIGN
important Meetings Will Be Held To-Day Announcement
Further Large Contributions Are Expected Soon--Leaders
Pleased With Beginning--Outlook Improving

The new building headquarters OF the
Young Men s Ci,C--ian Association in the
Shafer Building presented "a lively APP
pcarance last night Mr., O. A. Haw-
kins, Mr.. James W. Gordon. Mr.. O. j.
Sands and Mr.. ". ID. Duke. OF the board
OF directors. We're busy going over thou
sands of cards which have been carefully
indeNed. The preliminary work Of the
new building campaign has been of a
most thorough character. and it will not
be thc fault OF the officers and committees
II the amount needed is not promptly
raised
Mr. Charles s. Ward. OF New York.
who is directing the campaign. expressed
last night the highest satisfaction with
the progress beng made
''Not only is the organization thorough. %
be said. "hut the preliminary work has
heen enormous. and has been well done.
Tho location OF tho headquarters. ON the
most prominent corner of Main Street.
| ls THE best have ever seen. The citizens
committee has taken hold in a most on
/ courasine manner. Tie initial work Is
as Wei or better advanced than IL Was
at the and OF the first week of tie cam
paign in Baltimore"
Tn the Baltimore campaign" continued
Ar Ward ''the best work was done b,.
th" young business mems committee. who
disticted the city. and from their reports
u seemed 10 me that they accounted Cor
everybody in IT,"
Mr. Ward asked that II ~. emphaticallv
understood that DE has no pecuniarN in
tcrest or commission TO make in connec-
toh with this campaign. MI Ward is
one of tho general secretaries Of tho In
tCrnnuonAl y. VI. O. A.. with Office at the
great headquarters building 8 West
Twcnty-ninth Street New York CITY and
is assigned by the headquarters officials
, 10 assist in the direction of the local cam
paign. lie will leave Richmond January
Slst for indianapolis, Ind. whore similar
new building campaign VIII be under
] taken
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
FOR ROAD IMPROVEMENT.
Two Additional Laborers Chosen
for This Work YESTERDAY

In the Hastings Court yesterday claude
Hil was convicted OF felonious ASSAULT
and was sentenced TO twelve months in
jail and fined 500
william Allen. alias Wick Allen was
convicted OF malicious wOunding ana sem
fenced TO two years on the public roads.
William B. Jones. indicted for grand
larcency. was convicted and sentenced to
TWO years labor on the public roads.
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ana elected the following; pr. r a.
Patterson. president. Mr. l. T. Morris
vice president. Mr.. James NJ Bail.
cashier.
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Other Contributions.

General Secretary Mckee Of the Rich
mond Y. NJ. g.. A. said last night that
several promises Of contributions had
come in during the day, but that as these
We're not in the form OF a definite sub
scripUon. he thought il best not TO give
out any additional figures until. after
the meeting OF the citizens committee
This afternoon 1t IS known. however
that one gentleman has indicated that
inc VIII add 5000 TO the amount already
reported
Speaking of the campaign last night
Mr.. Mckee said while We have made
"a fine start and i cannot but feel that the
work Is well under way. yet we must
have not less than three subscriptions Of
$4,000 each and four or five Of 10000 il
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-06-01

Whitmore e c Lots 8 & IL Blk 90
w Add Nampa Per & Poll 9.33
Wilson A Lots 4 & S Blk G & F
Add Nampa & Poll 5.87
Wolfe G H SW or SW or Sec 8 T 8
N R w B M Per & Poll Tax
1865
Wolf Alex, E hf SW or Sc or Sec II
T3 N r w B M G. Poll 9.13
White VIM A, Undivided two-fifths
interest in Lots & 8 Sec in
Lot 1 Sec z all in T MRS WBM
& Lots 1 G 2 Blk Peters second
Add to Payette & Poll Tax 31.20
Wickham G M. 3.75 acres in SW Or
SW or Sec 81 T 8 N r s w B M
& Imp on Lots l & Blk 3 Mast
Add to Payette Per & Poll Tax
$3.50
Wilson P G, acres in SW or Sc or
NE or Sec % T9 N r w B M &
Poll 1916
Wakefield M L, Imp on Homestead
1.35
Wertman Daniel. e hf Lot in Sec 4
T , N r w B M & Sc or of Sec
80 T NR2 w B M G Lot 3 & hf
Of Lot 2 Blk Is Mast Add to Pay
cite $500
Welchel Arthur, s hf of Lot Blk
Orig Emmett Per and Poll 1928
Womack Geo, Lots s 10 & IL Blk 3
Sabins Add to Emmett Per & Poll
1922
Woods Jake, N hf SW or Sec rs & E
hf Sc or Sec rs all in T 9 N r
w B M & Per 1921
Woods Mrs Nancy, Lots 10 & 20 in
10
Emmett & Poll Tax 1858
Wickland Sophia, Lot 1 Blk Dali
ley's Add to Emmett 2.O7
Wygant Eugene, so by 1875 It In NV
or NV or Sec T 6 N r / w B
M 1903
Wooten w F, one-tenth int in the w
hf w hf Sec SO T S Mr. s w B
M SAL
Wisely Edward, N hf SW Or Sec 10 T
AIRS WBM 1.O2
Wilkins VIM, 1888 acres in the e hf
of the NV or Sc or Sec T N r
2 w B M & Poll Tax 9.83
Waggoner E L, NV or Sec T 8 N R
Nv BIN 1897
Whitcomb Mrs A M, Lot Blk 26 w
Add to Nampa 1871
White A L, w hf NE or NE or NE or
Sec "a T z N r. / w B M AT
Wojack Ben, Lots & A Blk "a w
Add to Nampa 3.37
Young c w, N hf NE or Sec "a T 8
N r 5 w b M & Per 1917
Young B F, Lots & Blk 81 Orig
Caldwell 2.07
Reh Joseph, NV or Sec 20 T N r
w B M 5.97