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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-25
THE KEYS senate GAME aILL
VI OUGHT 10 RE pAsSEn

II the legislature rounds out the ses.
sion with the enactment OF the Key's
senate galne and bird bill into a law as
sme1ded by the house its work will
be complete, and the whole people Of
the state and especially the agiicul.
ursts and cotton planters, win rise an
and thank them. II is not within the
Ken OF any body OF men, however able
aud anxious TO do so. TO enact a code
OF laws upon this subject to meet In
All its details the entire wishes and
expectations Of every section of the
state, but those familiar with the cub
leet declare that the bin now pending
m the senate and known as the Keys
senate Dill. VIII come nearer doing
duced during the entire session ana n
would be unfortunate and a disan.
poinlment 10 these great interests fo,
the legislature to adjourn without en-.
acting such law
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-25

BeeFneh8 OdnNOt bt OuFSu
by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional rem.
edies Deafness is caused by an in.
tanned condition OF the mucous lin.
Ing on the, Eustachian Tu1f When
this lube ls inflamed you have a rum
bling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when It is entirely closed Deafness
Is the result, and unless the inflamma-
ton can be taken out and this tube
restored to its normal condition, hear
ing win be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by Ca
tarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition OF the mucous sur
faces
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of deafness (caused by
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir.
culars, free.
F. J. CHENEY g. CO. Toledo, o.
Take Halls Family Pills for con.
stipation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-25

times yesterday aud II took crew OF
men and an engine busy all day to
hold Il.
The Fifth street bridge sunk sever.
al inches yesterday and came near
going down. II Is unsafe at the pres
ent time.
College avenue bKl6 &c stood up well
dnder the high waferR
MI by OF the citizens who were fore
n u leave Their homes yesterday on
account OF the food spent tho night
In churches school houses and other
public places.
Fire Chief W. c. Gruber. had the
t.uck ladder No. removed to station
one yesterday morning The West
side station has five feet OF water in
It.
The river had fallen twelve inches
in two hours last night
Chief Of Police w. II. Mitchell had
several mounted patrollmen and some
in boats guarding the property in the
flooded districts last night No one
was permitted to ford the river last
night either at the Noble or College
avenue bridges.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-25
LS3&mGmGE9mamsnsE9hskemams
: SLAPS AND SLAMS s

sLAPs AND SLAMS
Our Faith the Same.
In The opinion as TO the Bible chang
ing Enid Eagle
Peculiar Place 20 Get Il.
rl.sse days an editor must get his
nose down al the grlndstone. VII
sons Democrat
Hard On the. Owners.
All property owners must connect
with the sewer within 80 days. vii
sons Lawton Democrat
Too Busy To attend that Meet
net us al take pride Ia painting the
toWn.-Pgwnee Courier Dispatch.
All We Need.
Lei US have water Hastings News.
kpssln' is enough.
Don't damn a man II he be rich; cuRs
him II he Is mean. Durant News.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-25
SALAMAGUNDI.

The average woman gets a double
quantity of enjoyment out of present
the present Itself, and trying to find
out the cost thereof.
A theory is splendid way to do
thing SO long as you don't try,
The first essential to being a great
man is for him TO have no doubt about
Il himself
A man can cut down his smoking
and drinking II he's sick abed and
thinks's he's dying.
/, The reason q woman says the baby
never cries at night is she believes
II Is never going to do II again.
What satisfaction woman gets out
OF her husbands having a garden Is
how often she can catch him pretend
ing TO know things about It.
The best thing you can do is to do
your best
Only a man after her own heart in
terests q young widow.
A little dimple has caused many
man 10 have heart trouble.
It's hard to keep up appearances
and save money simultaneously.
The more Justice some men get the
less they want to talk about 1t.
There are times when the truth is
about as inspiring as a cold fried egg
A milllner feathers her nest by put
ting feathers on other women's hats
man may overtake a lot OF people
on the road 20 ruin, but he never meets
any one
When woman tells her husband
she wishes she had been born a man
he is apt to ecno the wish
The difference between 'job" and
a position" Is sometimes not even a
matter OF remuneration.
When an honest man Is In hard
luck ne doesn't want charity so much
as an opportunity 20 dispense with
charity.
At any rate when woman can't
break into society she can hurst into
tears.
The greatest compliment an egotlst
can confer Is TO say; \ agree with
you"
When some people put up at hotel
the manager sees 10 1t that they put
up before they get a room.
When a fellow makes fool OF hifhi
self over a girl he Is merely saving
the girl that trouble OF doing ~ for
him.
When the average woman has trou-
BILE with her head she consults mil
liner instead OF a doctor.
A good many men have the courage
of their own convictions simply be-
cause they have never been convicted.
AS rule the world doesn't pay
much attention TO man whose wife
claims TO have made him what he is.
Thes cotton mills of Switzerland
have renained almost stationary for
the last ten years, owing 10 foreign
competition and tariffs.
Germanys population ~ increasing
much more rapidly than that Of Brl-
tain or France This is a nations
greatest source Of strength.
Many housekeepers are paying from
10 to 80 cents a ponud for paper
twine. paslboard, tan and cloth which
they take nom goods they buy and
throw away, but Il Is all to the advans
tage Of the man who sold themithe
goods and counted the wrappers inthe
weight which the purchasers paid for
Boys soc Dress Shirts viii be sold
Thursday for 35e IN our Clothing Dept.
The y. o. Lutz D. G. Co.
WANTED-Fift dogs OF any slze and
color will pay liberal prices; bring
DOGS with you. Apply r " Cook, 2i5
Oklahoma avenue, Liter Bldg. Mon
day eyeEing between three aud five
o'clock -
Wait for our pio sale commencing
Thursday. The r. o. Lutx ~ q. Co.
zoe Fancy cut Pearl Ruttons viii Dc
sold far loc In our big sale, starlln1
fhursesy. The ? o. hug p. g. CO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-25

Our Big Sale commences Tar day
We are taking time to prepare a sale
worth while. Wait until Thursday.
The =. o. lutz D. G. Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-25

WANTED-Fifty dogs cf any size and
color, will pay liberal prices; bring
dogs with YOU Apply +. v. Cook. 2i5
oklahoma avenue tier Bldg. Mon
day evening betweeh three and five
O'elock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-25

rs very moral for woman to have
hair that curis naturally so she doesn't
have 10 lie about it,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-25

Buy 90 Peperill Sheetines at i5c a
yard In our big sale. The 3. o. Lutz
D. G. Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-25
1t is 10 amiiel ~

The Oklahoma City panhandline
association Is not - brisk and besi.
ness-like as II was.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-25

Mr. T G Vincent, one Of the best
known colored citizens OF the city,
was operated upon at the Methodist
hospital this morning At two o'clock
this afternoon. Mr. Vincent had rallied
from the effects Of the anesthetic, and
his physicians hope for a fpeedy re-
cOvery.t u00nd jew bGG
in fi-zE-n--alali-Laizl Il
CHEEKY WeeMn 20 loi 40
Next week wnF Be cherry week. at
the HOUSEHOLDER fruit farm. Thirty
good women pickers wanted You are
invited to come early and get your sup
ply as the week will close the cherry
trade for this year
FRANK HOUSEHOLDER.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-25

zoe Fancy cul pearl Buttons viii be
fhurseay. The :. o. hng p g. GO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-25

WANTED-Fifty dogs OF any size and
color win pay liberal prices; bring
dogs with you. Apply r. W. Cook, 2l5
Oklahoma avenue, Liter Bldg, Mon
day eyeEing between three aud five
O'Clock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-25

Boys SOC Dress Shirts Will be sold
Thursday for 35o in our Clothing Dept.
The '. o. Lutz D. c. Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-25

The average woman gets a double
quantity of enjoyment out of present
1.-The present Itself, and trying to find
out the cost thereof.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-04-24
More ! !! D = tails

Bancrof llSebr, .Apri r tor.
nado passed over tthe coantry twenty
miles north and nine mile wsst of
here at noon vest nv, resulting IL
the death of a baby girl, and the
serious dnjury 81 lier father. Samuel
Afangle 'he family ~ eight was
seated at the dinner table when the
tornado struck the dwel Hin ng, y large
two story house. 'he famii con
sisted Of MI. A1angl gleson, his wife,
her mother and nFe children, All ot
whom were I1or|e or less 4 njured. @
~ Not y board 81 the dive Hing VA
left, and ever building on the place
was razed. Is
The storm was AZ ace onp panied BY i
terrific roaring noise next hit
the arm resid dence Rpf n chard WIaac-
ker, y nndie from the Lesson lloxne
The dwelling WAS entirely den0lish.
|ed, nut none of the a tns W nj embers "
the vas dans IL 81 psusly injured.
arms land out ii dings were lexpl-
lea 81 several 9th - ms ~ the track
|of the form ana lliye stock suffered
great ;s SsI
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-04-24
8ssI8
Terrific Storm Passed Over Cummings al
Thurston Co ties yesterday. Other Per,
sons Injured q Buildings Demolished!
Body Of c. Found ii Middle Of
Road -Ileay Rains With Storm.

Bancroft, Nebr pir.il eye
lone, the first 81 the season, swept
through Summin & county and into
ssThurston count at noon yesterday
and three people are known to haYe
been Killed. q number njured and a
number Of houses destroyed. The
telegraph and telephone wires are
down and reports are slow in arriv-
ings
The tornado struck the house of
John Ma gleson, near Pender. Nebr.,
and then swooped mp into the air,
taking the Wreckage of the house and
t,oth II. and Mrs Iangleson. Both
were killed. their bodies being car
SSried a mile.
George W.aacker and family were
at lunch when the twister struck
their house Three of the family
were seri ioualy Injured. SSs S5s
The dead bod sof 4 ii ttle baby was
picked UP a. the public road ten mikes
from Bancroft i. The child has not
been Identified but una oubtedl e wss
] broilgh nv the cyclone from some
residence which wa wrecked.
heavy iownpo of rain and hall
! followed the cyclone, hich swept
mort thsastWard towards vinnebagc
reservatton, where much dams ssis
supposed to have been wrought the
saouses being iaa ainsy char
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-04-24
em1niSi|tt ttrafsi Hon 81 y y jsupportS

~ ~
|afternoo on the like 81 ichi llas neV--
Ser zen seen before IL & tlle streets d
Mitchell 81 u IA i IA A WI a hich has
been carried with 81 ~ much yigor
during the past ilree weeks had ita
cllmina lon Ia the osltp rIng 81 the
fathers. mot fthels III All All
they marched proces to 4, show
the stan dthey wore ding al tthe
license questio Ion. III
The parade was formed over ons III
west side . ftlie cit and entering
Main street at tlne llgoWer end t,e
Eproeessio ion passed up to fti street
and going round u lock re-ent
Main street pro session
|shalIed NV MAJ jor Coursey IA
q mi litary uni forln and she ro,de i
horse. Farst anle I,ak Nesls 4
I5niversity band assvii II several pastors
|of stlhe City in cssaslrr and a dele
gation d the ffoliow1 3ne
of the most ing parts of the
parade Wsas ttlhe eat nulnb bsl ot
school chil a 40 clhsd
|enth siasin tr,llds Ia gIslI ts
|heat and diast: u lksd ~ NH, iIa
threees ana fIostrs ans meet
|ld mad 4 % Il cosis all u q II rtsd
ts some 81 llil ssise itt Ia onss
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-04-24

EslS Il II
Toledo /. u.
|Batteri illens md 4
win sand sui iiyalal a
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-04-24

Ss The storm passed thin Al quar-
ter u a mile Of Fender ana caused
constrenat ion In II hat town. s|s
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-04-24
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|Columbus &. ]. 1.
Milwaukee .a
| tteriea yllor 4 ma Janes;
|Bateman anu SBeyI Illes sa
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-04-24

Et sss ssSE D.
Lotisyi illeI
asll "
attsrie Sud hon ana ghes;
Alfinahan 81 u and gI
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-04-24

Indianapol Is s
|sfinnea polls &
Bait 1r,i llot ltoit;;
Eein ine and BIoc SsE',
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-04-24

n H
Detroit {.
|St. Louis "A 4
Z llian ana Sc hmid N n
Howell and spenc 81. ~
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-04-24

~ -
Cleveland ,sI q. I. Is
Chdcago III B .1 81.
tberiea tinaors All CLARK;
ltrock aud ss,ha n ssA1ss q
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-04-24


New York , III s 6 s
Brookl lynS
Battsries mes, Tayl lor and Bresnas
han Walhelm and Rers sen-
Amsrican League
P6ilade lphia s. 3 3
NeaR Fork y 0ES
Batteries Dyger Carter and
schreck rsewton, Manning and Kleis
now u ls
81 Il Ii IN u
Detroit ss.sa
St.I ,oslis Iss.Ss s 1 81 II i
Batter IL IIi llian ana schmidt;;
Howell and Spenc 81. II!
Cleveland !. a
atteries timors and e,lask;
phts Altrock and sS3haN w iSIs 81
! 5W'asshing ton 8: 4 Z
BO&Olt M ~ N Esa
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-06-04

''Thc ren.-ral puDiic is not aware or the
carefully worasd OUT system 10y which
the large jcweiry houses continue to
protect their splendid wares long after
these have been sold and passed out
Of their hands,. said detective.
discussing daring modern burgiaries-
Most large establishments dealing In
precious metals and gems have n care
fully organized and very efficient de-
tective system. which makes IL easy
for patron to recover stolen goods
without charge and with little or no
delay in the institution OF the search.
In the safes Of these large jewel houses
are minute descriptions of every piece
Of valuable jewelry which goes out
from the establishment. Each piece
Is numbered TOO. When the gems are
missed the patron telephones the shop
In which the articles were purchased
AT once special detective. thoroughly
acquainted with the business In hand
and armed with a detailed description
of the jewelry Is hurried to the scene
OF action. This Is without expense TO
the client. Chicago Inter Ocean.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-06-04

Walker, the father of ex-ass -ssor
Gene Walker and his brothers,
Paul and Victor, and Mrs T. {.
Epperson. He bought out Andy
McCarty's claim on the creek
which he developed with additional
locations. Here ne raised re-
spected family and died in 'S4.
His widow and children still re-
main.
Another of this hardy old band
still living is Sam Blackwell, still
on his old claim on the creek
which he developed with addition
al locations. Here he raised on the
creek In 10, Sam and Miss Nina
Johnson were Joined in natrimony
by Judge Matt O'Conner at Salmon
Fails. This lady passed away in
the fall of 90 In 81 Mr. Black
well was married to Miss Clara
Ethel, one of the pioneer school
ma'ams of he county. In go he
was elected County Commissioner
and served with Nelse Davis and
Judge Manion in the board for two
years, with credit. He still re-
sides at the old place with large
and highly respected family.
Just below the Blackwell ranch,
Dave Macy, the young est of the
pioneers located quarter section
in his twenty-first year Dave
proved up. but in '88 sold out to
Dick Black wcll Sans brother.
The property subsequently went to
Tom Stevenson.
There was Bill Turner, not our
Bill of Mountain Home, but jolly
old bachc lor who settled on the flat
below the bench. below the Macy
ranch. Here he anchored in '78,
and he turned the wilderness to a
garden. Besides this he built a
road from old Clenns Ferry to his
place, upon a portion of which the
Short Line II ack is laid. In the
fall of '85, he received a paralyt'c
stroke while at work OH his ran h
and only lived few hours. Tom
Stevenson bought out the inter test
of the Turner eirs and took pos
session of the property which is
now known as the Stevenson Ranch
Pat Maloney, for many years
before the advent of the railroad
worked placer CT aim ofttably,
on the creek just south of the track.
Pat lost his eyesight in "a and
died shortly after in Bellevue
Jim Mccoy, with his wife and
daugh were located somewhere
about the head of the creek His
wife died by accidental poisoning
in ~ believe. Some years later
the girl passed aw in Oh anc
in 1900 Mccoy. veteran of the
civil wa, was mustered out a
Brownsville, Oregon.
To be Continued
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-06-04

Mountain Home Townsite. 81 to "a
block 90 val. $500. imp. on same
$3.50, total val. of prop. $3.50, prop
tax $2S.50 pen. $2.S5, spec school
dist. No 6 $3.50. pen. 80 cents, city
tax s1O.45. pen s1.05, adv. %
cents, total tax $685..
Hailand. John. Mountain Home, Je-
rome's add. to Mountain Home
Lot 90. acres, val $500, prop. tax
So, pen. 80 cents. spec. school dist.
NO 6 81, pen 10 cents, adv rs
cents, total tax s4.65.
Eerrin~. Andrew T.. Trinity-NW. =
OF Sc. u. sw. 4 of NE. u, e. y
of NV. u. Sec. 2S. twp. 2 N. range
Q e. $50 acres, val $3.50. prom.
tax $1440. pen. s1.44. adv. 25
cents. total tax $16.09
Hall, f. H. Jerome add to Mounta'1
TIome-Lots So and IS. 20 acres,
value $500. prop. tax $12. pen. $1.2o
spec. school dist. No. 81. pen. 40
cents. adv. 25 cents, total tax $17.s5.
Hatcher. II. A. Trinty-Tmp. on des-
ert claim on Smiths Prairie val.
$50. sewing machine $40. cows
s24. r. horses 2 $50. G. horses 3
sos. haruess S. total val. of n-o~-
ertv 1924. prop tax 1912. pen 81
cents. predatory and sanitary %
cents, pen. 2 cents. adv. so cents
road tax $3.50. poll tax $3.50. total
tax S14.12.
ireland. w T.. Trinitv-Jmn on
homestead entrv on smiths Prairie
val 500. wagon sac. SEWING ma
chine S. COWS l s12 G. horses .
$40. harness s15. total val. of prom
ertv s242 prop. tax s7.25. non. -
cents. predatory and sanitarv ~
cents. pen. cent. poll tax 50 "a
road tax $3.50, adv. SO cents. tota'
tax s14.5S
jacobson. Carl. Mountain Home .Je-
rome'S add. to Mountain Home
Lot 81. acres. val 800. mon.
tax SO. pen. 30 cents. spec. school
district No. 81 pen 10 cents, adv.
% cents. total tax s4.65.
johnson. VIM. Mountain Home. Je-
rome's add. to Mountain Howe
Lot 21 acres. val. 500. p~op. toy
So. pen. 80 cents. spec. school dist
No 8. 81. pen. 10 cents, adv. =
cents. total tax Sass.
James. w. H.. Atlanta-Hotel in At
lanta known. as Montezuma hotel
val. $500 furniture 800. total va
of property $500. prop. tax SIS
pen $3.50. adv so cents. total ia,
SIT
Jones. s. c.. Trinitv-rmp. on home
stead entry on Smiths Prairie va
SIS. wagons. $40. G. horse $50
total val. of property SIPS. p~or
tax 1915, pen. 81 cents. predatnr'
and sanitary cents poll tax $2.5
road tax $3.50, adv. so cents. tota
tax s1o66.
JOY. c. w. Thurman-Lots 1. 4, s
sec Is. twp. l N. range e. 3
acres, val $1,000, imp. on sam
500. imp. on homestead entry. 10
2. sec. Is. lots 3. 4. Z. 8. sec 10. Sc
Il of NE. u. sec. 3. twp. l N. rang
Z f.. 157 acres. val. $500. r. horse
IL $3.50. G. horses A $40. harnes
$50. total val of property $1,70t
prop tax s51, pen. 1910. predator
ard sanitary 40 cents. pen. cent?
! aov. SIS. total tax 1929.
kelsey. Mrs. Altha b., Mouutai
: Home-Mountain Home Townsit
! lot 81. block 3. val $685.
except 25 1T. off east end of lots 2:
a %. "a. block 3. val. $3.50. imp. o
' same $500. lots s, ., block A, va
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-06-04

$I54.95. pen $3.50. special school
dist s25-s3. pen sass. adv $3.50
total tax S2eo-se.
Great Western Beet Sugar Co, Noun
tain Home-Long Tom reservoir.
canals and bitches. val 5000. Ell
more County Irrigated Farms AS
ISOLATION, plant containing reser-
voirs. canals and bitches. val. So
600. total val of property $4,000.
prop $500, pen $50. special
school dist 6 $50. pen So. adv so
&c nts. total tax s3S5-5o-
Gunderson. Gust. Mountain Home
Sc. Il of 50, twp $. range
e.. $50 acres, val $500 prop. tax
SPA, pen s2-4o. spec sch dist 6.
IS. pen so cents. adv 25 cents.
total tax $3.50.
Gendron. A.. Mountain TIone-Moun-
tain Home Townsite. lots IS. IA. IS.
1e II. Is. block II. val SAD. prop.
tax $500. pen $I-32, spec school
dist. $40. pen "A cents city tax
$4s4- pen as cents. poll tax $3.50.
adv. . cents. total tax s27-4s
Graham, John H, corral"Imp- on
homestead entry. val 500. wagon
$40. COWS 1 S12. common cattle
S33 c. horses ?, $40 r. horses SIS,
harness SO. total val. of property
$3.50. prop. tax $7-92. pen so cents.
predatory and sanitary II cents.
1 cent, adv 90 cents. total
$40
Goble. Geo w. Trinity-SE- a OF
NV. "a. $. ~ of NV "a sec a.
twp. N. range e, go acres,
val. S7S7. imp. on same. val $3.50. c.
horses $50. total val. of property
$1.Oo7. prop tax S3c-21. pen $500
predatory and sanitary 10 cents.
pen. 1 cent. adv so cents, total
tax s3s.s4.
Quay. VIM. Pine-rmp. on homestead
entry on Fall creek. val SIS. prop.
tax S2.25. pen. 23 cents. poll tax
ia ad<
total tax $S-73-
Garrett. A c. and J. H Mountain
Home-E- ~ of Sc "a. sec 26, twp
$. range f.. y acres. val S.
7eo track farm & ; acres val
s4.25o. imp on same, s. 900, lodge
10 acres, Sec. so. twp s., nge
zE val s3oo. imp. on same ssoo.
A tract OF land east of school house
fenced for park, 4 acres val $500
Mountain Home Townsite. 25 feet
OFF east end of lots l. ?. 3. 4. 5
block 7. val $3.50. imp same
$500, let's p. %. "a. block Z. val
$3.50. imp same So 900. lots 3
IA. Is. block 10. val $3.50. imp OF
same $500. wagons $50 nachin-
cry $3.50. sewing machine SIS. pi
SIS. thoroughbred cattle Z
val $40. cows 1 <12, common cat
tie 2. val s22, r. horses IS. val
525. c. horses Is val s525. stall
lions 6. val 5000. harness SIS. tota
val of property $21.o19- prop tai
ss3o-s7. pen sss-o6- spec schoo
dist No s21o-1s. pen s21o2. cit.
tax s5752. pen $575- predator'
and sanitary ss-s7. pen s3 cents
adv 81. $993-S2-
Garrett J. H. Mountain Home
South add Mountain Home
block GOA. val $3.50 prop TIA
$1o-So. pen $1-oS. spec school dis
No $3.50. pen Sc cents city TIA
x3-e6, pen 80 cents. adv 3 cent:
total $2o-3E
L Hiibern. Mrs Emma. JeTofnes ado
, Mountain Home"Iot 10, acres
: val 500. prop So pen 3
! cents. spec school dist No 6, s
pen 10 cents. adv % cents, tots
Sass
IS. SW- "a OF NV "a NV "a [
! Sw- u. Sec SO, twp :, range
e., 16o acres. val IS TO- imp o
same S200 total val of prOpert
e x54o. property tax $16-20. pei
x1.62. adv rs cents total tax <1S-o
Kinds. Joseph. Mountain Home
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-06-04
Death Valley Magazine.

The first instsllment of the
'Jayliawkers of 4'9' appeared in
the May number of the Death Val
ley Mag azine. The author will
get down squareiy TO business IN
the June number. Readers inter
ested in pion- GER history may Sc
cure a copy of this mag azine by
addressing the D@ath Valley Pub
fishing Co., Rhyolite, Nevada
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-06-04

The luminosity which was supposed
to exist between the lion and the uni
corn referred to by Spenser in his
.sFaerie Queene." is aliegoricai OF the
deep rooted i'll viii which nnci ently ex-
listed between England and Scotland
Ever since 1908 the royal arms have
been supported as now by the Eng
lish lion and the Scottish unicorn in
token Of the fact that st George and
ST. Andrew had at last shaken hands
and forgotten their old difference.