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Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-09-12
Timber Land Statement No. 1870.
United States Land Office
ROiSq Idaho Anuucf 10 1Q

Boise, Idaho, August ID, 1907
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions OF the act of Congress of
June B. 1873 entitled can act for the sale of
Nevada and Washington Territory" as extend,
ed to all the Public Land States by act of August
4, 1892, James O. Scott of Center County of Boise
his sworn statement No. 1870 for the purchase
of the seq ne14, e12 se4 of sec a. tip 10 north
range east, b. M and will offer proof to show
that the land sought is more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and to establish his claim to said land before
Fred s. Logue, U. S. Commissioner at Thunder
Idaho, on Saturday, the Goth day of October, 1907
He names witnesses Frank Gleason C.
Levi Hammond, David F. RASH all of Center,
Idaho, and James Moore of Lardo, Idaho.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands requested to file
their claims in this Office on or before said 26th
day of October 1907.
a22ol7 ADDISON T. SMITH, Register.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-09-12
Notice for Publication
United States Land Office

Boise, Idaho, August 30, 1907
Notice is hereby given that John A. Taylor of
Lardo, Idaho, has filed notice of his intention
to make final five year proof in support of his
claim, viz: Homestead Entry No. 5675, made
April 3, 1902 for the 81 ne14 of sec 20 and the
swA nwI nw14 sw14 of sec % tip 1S north, range
east, b: M and that said proof will be made
Meadows, Idaho, on october y, 1907.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Rantala. w. B. Boydstun, all OF Lardo, Idaho.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-09-12
Public Stenographer.
Lila A. Higgins, Crawford, Idaho.
Timber Land Statement No. 1875
United States Land Office,

Boise, Idaho, September Z 1907.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
Nevada, and Washington Territory" as extend
ed to all the public land states by act of August
A. 1892 Joseph L. Lee of Nyssa, county of NAL
heur, State of Oregon has this day filed in this
office his sworn statement No 1885, for the
purchase of the northwest quarter of the north
range east, b. NJ, and will offer proof to show
rhat the land sought is more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and to establish his claim to said land before
Fred S, Logue U. SCommssioner at Thunder,
Idaho, on Friday, the 18th day of November 1907.
He names as witnesses William III. Bowman,
George f. Camp, Emily Lathrop, James NJ
Lathrop, all of Alpha, Idaho.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 18th day
of November, 1907.
s12n9 ADDISON T. SMITH, Register
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-09-12
SEPTEMBER IL, 1907. /.
ROSEBERRY

Roseberry, Sept. 8.-The engine
and boiler is being put in place at
the roller mills and the building is
nearly completed.
0. McCallister and Henry Daily
have gone out on trip to the
mountains, where they have some
mining claims.
The saw mill at this place has
shut down for a while, the engine
having been taken for thres hing.
T. P. Burnside is running Nc
Callister's blacksmith shop while
Mac is away.
P. L. Johnson is going away this
morning to Haines, Oregon.
Culpepper & Dowell are starting
their thresher this week
We are having some very nice
weather now.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-09-12

The Roseberry State Bank is an
associate bank with the Meadows
State Bank and the Idaho Trust
and Savings Bank, Boise, and has
for correspondents the Commercial
National Bank, Chicago, and Han
over National Bank, New York City.
The way to build up Long valley
is to patronize Long valley business
houses as long as they treat you
right. Call at the new bank and
get acquainted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
WILL ASK LEGISLATION
>,atc Board OF IIcnlth VIII Invoke Needed
RefCr1Ns

The October bulletin OF the state Board
ot Health has been issued. and 1t contains
sr'ne Interesting matter. especially 70 this.
medical profession. 1t shows tina. th..
health OF the people throughout the state
is about normal. and that there see no dan.
Geious epidemics OF diseases Much o; the
Inner is devoted to citing legislation that
VIII be asked % the coming General AS
That of ars, and prime Importance and
Inc ionndation of every health organize
acn, whether national, State or local is
q good system OF vital statistics. for this Is.
the basis of any we'll conducted board OF
health. says the report. THE want OF
vital statistics has embarrassed and handj-
capped the Stale Board of Health since It's
orSsnizstion. Realizing this. the state
htafd. time and again. has striren in every
way 10 enlist the co-operaton and Interes,
o. o. the various cities and towns OF tse
state. we resre: TO state. with bu, little
success You VIII bc surprised at the
statement that complete birth and death re-
turns are not secured by the health de-
naftment OF any municipality In the State
t:ichmond. under her new health organiza-
t:on, ~ accomplishing more in this tIrcc
ton than any city in the State for which
much credit should he given to her activ.
atd alert chief health officer, DR. Lew
who has accomplished a great deal in this.
as in other lines OF sanitation, since he en-
tci cd upon the duties of his Office
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
.LAYMEN's BANQUET TONIGHT
Rich mond Churchmen VIII Gather for
Conference MT the Jefferson.

COnfere nee Mt the Je11ersOn.
Mr.. j. Campbell White: general sec
Movement of America. WHO VIII be the
guest of Richmond laymcn at a banquet
at the Jefferson Hotel this evening, Will
arrive in the city this morning from
Norfolk, where he addressed u large IN
terdenominational mass meeting last
night. The movement to bring Mr..
White and his associate. Mr.. Ellis. TO
Richmond, is distinctly new one,
among Richmond churches. and has met
with hearty cooperation from all de-
nominations In the city. Mr.. White
made notable address In Riclmond
during the Southern Baptist ConVen-
ton last spring, since which time the
various denominational iaymen's or
ganization have been trying to secure
an evening of conference with him. on
the subject OF Worldwide eYangellZa-
ali denominations could this he secured.
as Mr. Whites time is now fully taken
up with the work Of the l.aymsns
Forward Movement. Mr.. White himself
has briefly described this movement as
an effort to inject into mission work
some of the enterprise, dash and en-
crgy which business men in America are
to-day putting into their work: ,,,
Wherever nc has spoken. ME-. mite
has met with a. great reception, and
in many cities result of his confer.
ences has been that contributions or
the various denominations and church
eS to missionary ODJeClS uuNe DHSi1
more than doubled.
Mr.. Joseph Bryan will preside at the
banquet this evening. which Will be
o'clock. The evening will be rather
informal, and the committee nave
stated that business dress would be
preferable. Ono OF the speeches Of the
evening will be made by Mr.. William
t. Ellis, of Philadelphia. dlstin-
guished traveller and newspaper cor
respondent. some OF whose letters
from, tho Orient were printed In The
Times Dispatch. Another. speaker will
be Mr.. J. Henry Tyler, chairman Of the
.Laymen's Missionary Movement OF the
Southern Baptist Convention, who Is
coming over from Baltimore to meet
Mr.. White this evening.
a number OF prominent Petersburg
men have accepted Invitations. and yes
lterCay afternoon and last night ac-
centances from Richmondcrs We're COM
ing in by mail and phone. Those who
have not yet done, 80 should telephone
ders. secretary. or Mr. Horace S. Halves.
treasurer OF the committee Of arrange
mo Mt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
BANQUET TO LADIES
Halfway Conductors Give Entertainment and
BANQUET to Indies. AUXILIARY

An entertainment and banque, will be
given by Division No. 1s2. Order OF Rail-
way Conductors, OF Richmond in honor Of
me ladies' auSiii sly. Ponahontas Division,
no ~, 20. at MurpSy's Hotel o-night.
The auxiliary is composed OF the wives
OF railway conductors and an cntertain-
ni"nt OF this kind is provided annually
For to-nish, an unusually attractive pro
gram has been arranged. Vocal selections
VIII be rendered by Captain Frank Cum
n!nsiam and Mr.. and Mrs E. H. Cloves,
an , reading by Miss Kate Fuller. There
VIII be speeches by Governor Swanson and
MI James l.. Shelton. Past Grand Chief
Conductor r. L. Clark a member OF
the Interstate Commerce Come ission. has
beer invited to attend. and as nothing has
been heard from him to the contrary. Cap
tair w. L.. Harris. chairman of tho com
mi'tee on arrangements. expects him to be
present
The ladies receiving will be AIcsdamcs
". l.. Harris. S. L. Thomas, S. T. Brooks.
r. g. King, ID, Gates. o. a Spears. H. w
Smith. I. II. Williams ana i. T.. Wileford.
Mcssrs. " l.. Harris tcliairnlan), $. T..
thomas. II. c. King. T. II. Williams H.
Gates and S. j. Brooks constitute the zen
tlcmens committee on arrangements
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
Go0cHLAND CITIZENS MEET
Strong Movement Made for Improvement OF
Public Roads. IS

Strong Movement Made for Improvement OF
Public Roads.
meeting of Goochiand members of tho
Upper James River Valley League. together
county. was held al the State Farm yes
to-day TO consider the question of impror-
Ing the roads of the county In general nfid
Of the River Rond from the tenrico couh,y
line TO Beaver Dam Greek. III Dover Dis
trict in particular. Th.. meeting WIS cailai
TO order by DR.. William II. Holman. afid
Judge AK. Monteiro WAS elected chairnlah
and Charles ~. Robinson secrttary.
IL Was decided 10 uppoln. u citizens
committee TO cooperate with the gupeT9is-
ors and 20 Grade and d-ain this rptd. nr.s
crdearor 70 enlist from the state, the aali-
read company and private citizens. and -
place crushed rock upo1 the roadbed. THIS
committee Was also instructed To tax. th,
necessary steps TO have this rond declared I.
sul.distrct. and To ask the reehordcrs 10
AT ore purpose. rho committee appointed
consisted OF Mcssrs- Charles NJ. Robinson.
81. Holman aud Dr. Hebson. The super
yisors pledged their support az far as 10y
III their power citzc present agreed 10
provide teams and iabor.
II WAS the sense of the meeting that white
the State should aid In building through
roads and that the Legislature should b"
asked aid 10 the fullest extent possible. ut
the same time citizens can do much by hay
Ing the roadbeds Well drained and thrown
w In the centre the trees and brush cut
dew,,, allowing light and mir 20 dry off tho
surface. by the use, Of the split-iog dra.s.
when ever the surface becomes rough OF
.ntty can Keep the roads In better condiiinn
for much longer period OF the year The
pinctics OF allowing brush and trees TO en-
eioach on the roadbed. excluding light and
al. and water standing in puddles and IN
the bitches, was particularly condemned.
y resolution was passed asking the laagpe
Z, bring TO the attention OF The 1.egisIa,ura
the need of general road Ia% looking 10
State aid for through roads.
:. resolution thanking our host anil
hostess for their splendid entertainment
was carried With considerable enthusiasm.
Delcsate-eiect John q. Luce was present
ana pledged his support In tho Legislature.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
ELECTR0LYS|S UP
AGAIN IN COUNCIL
Special Meeting Tonight to
Finally Dispose of Question
if Possible.

With the expectation of disposing of
the questions of electroiysis for all
time. IL that is possible. the Common
Council at a special meeting tonight.
will eonsi.ier the majority and minor.
lily reports, submitted by the Joint
Committee on Water and Electricity.
The majority report is against the
installation of double overhead troll
ley system while the minority favors
that plan as inc only practical means
Of preventing further damage to the
gas and water pipes by the loose cur
rent escaping from the street car rails.
According To the estimate of the Vir-
ginia Passenger and Power Company,
this double overhead system would ir-
volve an expenditure OF about $3.50, zoe.
file city's estimate, howeyei. is less
than onc-haif that amount. Aside FROM
this 1t is coutended by members of
Council that the double system would
be an everlas,ins nuisance and an
moHapce.
Superintendent Boiling, of the Water
Dcpal tn.ent, VINO has made Il close
and careful stuy of The problem, has
consistently maintained that the dam
age to the pipes Will continue unless
Tile onis known way Of preventing Il
IS adcpted Mr. Boiling does not be-
iievc that the bonding OF rails WIZ
eliminate the possibility Of destroying
tine pipes hereafter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
POLICE. BOARD MEETS
Policeman Fined $50 for Breach 0f
Duty-Two Others Esonerntcd.

Several Important matters came be-
lore tl,e attention OF the Hoard o. f o.
lice commissioners last night. two ~
zens against h pol police Of oiilcers. which were
dismissed. ,ot1e against n police othcer
p w his serEeant and . ANOTHER ag sa,ts !.
lied. On account OF the volume q bus.
mess. which was much larger tlan v
has been for some time. the meetina
was adjourned over to Saturday, WREN
seant Tnlley Will be held.
Many complaints have been made TO
police commissioners against The SAL
as a rival Organization. of the Saliva
ton Army. Captain Fowler, y Is
s sestsa has has, been greatly put ou, on
Band w HfeSs' afeorSns 70 co "laSa
was originally Intended for tbs saliva
tlon Army. Captain Fowler has re-
which are re's Very much IN derosatlon Of
tile band.
ton Band Will be politely asked to
Five prominent citizens brought COM
plant before the board on account OF
the arrest of their sons by Bicycle Po-
liceman Clark. They were arrested be-
cause of alleged disorderl,ness on "
street corner but the parents were
highly indignant because their sons
were forced to ride In the patrol wagon
ana to be locked up in a cell In the po-
lice station After arrestinE the boys.
Clark had no recourse but to
send them to the statiOn-house, Where
the desk sergeant acting in accord
ance with police regulations. had to
lock them up. This the parents OF the
boys did not like at all. and they pre-
ferred charges against the officer.
All the boys We're heard bv the COM
lntssioners. and then officer Clarke was
heard. Two of the boys when they
came from the commissioners room.
said that they had fixed him." or
words to that effect.
But the officer was eXoneratcd, and
one OF the commissioners. after the cd
1ournment, took occasion to state that
Clark was ono of the best
officers on the force.
8 Charges against Policeman Goldehy
were heard. the complaint being that
ne had thrust citizen from the side-
walk into the gutter when trying to
clear the street. 1t was proved that
ne exercised no more strength than
was necessary and that lie could not
have thrust the citizen into the gutter.
and he was eXonerated a charge
against n third police ftlcer BY his
sergeant was heard ,ani the officer
was found guilty and fined $50.
FROM 3 o'clock until nearly 11:2Ol
o'clock the police commissioners were
IN session. and then adjournment was
had until Saturday. when the inspec-
ton and other business will come be-
Tore the board.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
PUPILS TO ERECT
CAPERS MEMORIAL
Will. Raise Fund for Bronze
Bust on New High School
Campus.
BEGIN CAMPAIGN NJ '||'l' MONDAY
All Contributions to BE Entirely
Noluntary-Colnmittec Out
lines Plan.
BEGIN CAMPAIGN. MONDAY
Announcement was mnde yesterdaS

Announcement was made yesterday
ing the The School Board. would begin
semoria Fund.- P'p WITH lo the e' FUND thus
raised bronze bust OF Major James
=. G,apers former chairman OF the Z,
graniic PEDESTAL on the new iIish
schoo; campus. Children will not be
asked to give any specified amount, nor
Will rheS be required to contribute. the
movement being voluntary and all the
more appropriate.
The. suggestion Yves first made BE-
Councilman Morgan Il. Mills that the
pupils take hold of the. movement. ~
Mills explained 1t in detail, and he
has been given full credit for a worthy
purpose by those who arc now pre-
pared to carry 1t ont with the hope
OF substantial results. Printed cards
will he distributed In all of the schools
OH Monday. Thereafter. the children
may return with what they are able
to give. Whether 1t is penny, ten
cents. one dollar or ten.
The details of the arrangement for
the memorial were entrusted to COM
mittee from the board consisting OF
Mr. +. g. Ebel. chairman: Mr.. a. b.
day they sent letter TO the principals
of the Richmond schools, briefly out
lining the plan. rs follows:
Every Child to Help.
The fund shall be known as tho
"Capers Memorial Fund"
Contributions are invited from
all the present pupils OF the public
schools, from those who have at
tended them in the past. and from
any other persons who arc connect
ed with the public school system
of Richmond.
All contributions shall be entire
ly voluntary.
1T is proposed to erect upon q
suitable granite pedestal a bronze
bust of Major j. II. Capers, and To-
cate It upon the campus of the new
high school.
The committee asks that you pre-
sent this matter as early as pos
sible to the> pupils. and to any
others connected with your re-
spective buildings, and that you
give such details of the plan as
will enable them clearly to UNDER
stand II.
Along with this letter you will
receive cards outlining briefly the
wishes OF the committee. You VIII
give one of these cards to each
child. This card can be taken
home, and in this way tho parents
be informed of the wish and pur-
pose of the committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
DIR. Cecil In New York.

The Rev. Russell Cecil D. u. pastor OF
the Second Presbyterian Church, is in at
tepdance on the council OF the reformed
Churches which convened Tuesday in the
Collegiate Reformed Church In New Yorn
CITY. There are sixty delegates 10 ths
meeting, representing seven presbytcricn
xnd reformed denominations in America
There are twelve delegates from the South
ern Presbyterian Chnrrh---sN ruling elders
and SIS ministers. The ministers Tor this
y.Bi arc llr, w. NJ Alexander. New Or
Jeans, La; DIR. W. T. Hall, Columbia. s. c.;
o. j T, Cannon, ST. Louis, Mo-: Or j s.
LSfns, i.outNille, Ky Or. J r. Iiowerton
Lexington. Va. and Or. Russell Cecil, Rich
mend, This lay delegates are men OF busi-
Etss 1r professional prominence from vari-
Gus states % the South. among them inc
Fon Hoke smith, Governor OF Georgia,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
TO GIVE CHARITY BALL
German Ladies' Aid society ItnIrIng
Funds for Hospital.

L.
The German Ladies' Aid Society, at
meeting held Tuesday night. decided
to hold Its charity ball for the benefit
of the hospital fund and other chnti-
ties In the Masonic Temple January
18th.
The society has now about 5000 in
It's treasury, which will be usei for
the building OF hospital. whic!, VIII
cost about 100000. 1t is necessary TO
raise about $4,000 before work OH the
hospital can be commenced. The nam
bers, however. are most zenlous In their
work. and are confident that the re-
auired amount Will be raised in Il
short time.
This society. Of which Mrs A. Won
Rosenegk is president. is o:,e. of the
best charity organizations IN the city.
and has done great amount of good
among the Door of Ric.mood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
WILLIAM KNElscHE is HELD
Detective Mcmahon Produces Eleven Checks
Alleged 10 tlaXc Deen Enrgetl.

william Iinelsche twhiiel was In the
Police Court yesterday morning. charged
with being u suspicious character. being
suspected OF Il felony to-wit Tin the Ian
guBge OF tho Police court), forging the
name OF j. w. Gilman & Son to n check for
81 The case was continued TO December
18th The suspicious character charge was
of which the man Is suspected, which was
done on account OF the recent ruling OF tn,
Supreme Court, that no man may be held
without laying against him definite charg \.
Sergeant McMnhon. who produced elcvan
checks alleged to have been forged by the
The checks So far recovered, which range
in amount from $3.50 to sa.I5. have Signal
to them the names OF II. E. Gregory w. T.
Hawks, w. w. Layer. ". ". Jackson. l.. Il.
Elicit. S. y. Hazelgrovc. Il. Hancock ~.
Adaiansky, i. j. Anderson and J. a. jones'
off. The young man. who was without
counsel, was remanded TO jail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
SENDS PHOTO TO Mr.. BRANCH
}. ricrpont Morgan, OF New York. Sends
IIantls0me Likeness to Richnlond thinker.

Mr. John T. Branch. president OF the
Merchants National Bank OF Richmond. is
in receipts of Il handsome large likeness If
Mr. j. Pierpoht Morgan, OF New York City.
on which IL inscribed In Mr. Morgan's auto
graph. John L. Branch. with afrectionatc
regards, j. Plerpont Morgan, November ~,
1907
While Mr.. Morgan was in Richmond In
attendance on the Episcopal General Con.
vcntion he was the recipient of many at
tentions from Mr.. franch. and the two have
been associated in many railroad enter
prises. Mr.. Branch will have the likeness
framed and hung in his private Office at
the Merchants National Bank.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
.Plrpnrinx Initiates

Mr.. H. A. ADAMS. of Cleveland o.
deputy grand. master OF the brotherhood OF
Halfway Tralnmen, is stopping in Rich
mend Mr.. Adams IL here to Initiate nav
mcnbers into the brotherhood In this city
and Manchester. The organization, which
u similar to the brotherhood of Locomotive
Er gtnecrs and Conductors. has 4, melnber-
ship In Richmond and Manchester aggreiat-
inE more than 800. Mr.. Adams is now en-
gagged In preparing classes for entrances
Into tho various lodges
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
Elect onaccrs Tonight.

Mccarthy Council, Royal Arcanum,
will hold the most important meeting
of the year tonight at Lee Camp Hall.
at S o'clock.
Mr.. Harry Kemp, deputy. grand re-
gent, will be on hand with g class OF
candidates for initiation and will also
present several applications recently
secured.
At this meeting the annual election
OF officers will be held.
There will be spirited contests for
several Of the most important Offices
including that of collector.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
Wrimer-Neeks.

The wedding OF Miss Lille Meeks
to Mr.. Louis Weimer, formerly OF
Richmond. but now of Newport News,
was celebrated Tuesday afternoon In
the parlors of the Rev. Charles T..
Stuart, and proved surprise to many
friends in the East End where the
bride and groom are we'll known.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weimer will make their
future home In Newport News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
successfnl Revival CLOSES.

Last nights services closed series Of
rieetings which have been in progress at
Calvary Baptist Church for the last ten
days. pr. L. PendIeton Jones has preach
ed earnert and impressive sermons, and
deer interest has been manifested through.
bers have been added to the church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
ni-county Temperance Meeting.

The quarterly meeting of the Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Union OF
the counties of Henrico and Hanover
will be held Tuesday. December 10th.
In Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
The morning session viii open at 10
O'Clock. In tile afternoon discussion
OF the question: what Is the Greatest
Need in Our City To-day?' Will be
led by Mrs a. D. Jenkins. The public
Is invited to- attend.