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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-06
RAILROAD
RUMBLlNCS
Slight Wreck in e Erie
Yards. - -.
SUPT. GEE IS INJURED
May Lose Eyesight as Result
of Accident.
Hooking Valley Makes Plans to
Comply with New Eight Hour
Law-Fire at Local Plant.

The Hooking Valley road has be-
gun to make active plans for
complying with the new eight hour
law which goes into effect on the
railroads March 1. The present
operators are authority for the
statement that tomorrow the road
will begin the eight hour system.
However. their chief limits his
statement by saying that If any
object, unforeseen at the present
time, should arise the system will
be inaugurated at later time.
The present operator, will no
doubt. hold their respective tricks
working eight hours each. Opera
tors Sims, Wheeler and Handstein
are now on the force with the
Hooking Valley The Pennsylvania
has already entered upon this sys-
tenn in compliance with the law
and this division of the Hooking
Valley ranks second in this city.
THE local power house of the in
terlocking plant caught fire Satur-
day night and but for the heroism
Of the night operator G. p Bum
barger. great damage would have
been done. The roof caught from
\ live electric wire and as the
building Is, literally soaked with
oil. the house burned very RAPIDLY.
Mr. Bumbarger saw the fire almost
as soon es 1t originated and by
his own efforts alone the fire was
mt out
The building is full OF explosives
batteries and oils and the damage
done II the fire had gained headway
would have been enormohs. The
machinery of the plant is also very
valuable.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-06

culated. which are not to the credit
of the retiring officials. The many
friends of these gentlemen dn this
city are grieved that this injustice
should have been done them as they
have long and most faithfully been
in the service of the Big Four
road.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-06

meet me at Kaler's Candy Shop"
1f.12-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-06

Mr.. M. A. Gee, Superintendent
of the local interlocking plant,
met with awserious accident while
at work at the plant Saturday af-
tefnoon and as a result of the mis-
fortune he may lose the sight of
his left eye. Mr.. Gee was grinding
a piece Of steel. when flying
spark struck him directly in the
left eye cutting and burning 1t Sc
verely. The victim suffered excruci-
ating pain. MIR. Gee will be kept
from his work for some time on
account of the accident.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-06

A number of freight cars were
derailed in the Erie yards this
morning. Slight damage was done
but much inconvenience was ex-
perienced
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-06

TRY ADMIRAL uoFrns.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-06

Operator Floyd Welsh was a visi-
tor at Moral Sunday.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-19

folt leoer 6refnoe ollf Der nod gllc.
nad] fdnl, CT mar nit Der 3eit nidt
MIR cine 9eriibmtbeit, ionbern oltd
cine Sebe1smiiroigfeit gepor0el.
llno bort erlebte Srolt &euter alid,
Den 5riumpb, Dob iie Ben @roBbes-
500 BON Sadien &eintor in ibrell
@ouie e%npfangen ol1rfte, ooB er ibr
Die 9ano fiiBte unO ibr iagte: sd
lddbe mid gliidlid, ben beriibmte-
item oeutl6en S6riftlteQer unierar
3cit III meinem 2onoe 81 boben." sS5ll
Dem 4ugenblif bot lie ieoenfoQs qe-
miinldt, oaB lire Iomntli6en meibfi=
den gefonlten in Nel1broloer1bnra,
Sreptom nno lllngegeno sic Scene
ieben fonllten.
ltno Iebt lebt man oem glttelt Srib
ELI 9enfmol III Slogan, sum 4noen-
fen ooran, bob er BORT eimnal 5mei
Wfollote lang geieiien bot. @ie mir
De er ldmun8eln1 menll er's nod en-
leben fonnte. llno 81 ieinen 2omi=
ling miiroe er iagen. uSe, 2omiiina,
nat ioll giner oorbi oolbn? Melper
id)o11 is't bod. Ne, mot oenn2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-19
Das Gfbeimnis 0es Sri
ben 3immers.
Nbenfeuer beg MepOrters S. Goulettabiue.
goa Waisnn ssrour.
[Tortfebuua.)
(Iortfebuua.) J

@Gr follnte es nltr 81 elmer set
betreten, menn ien1allo iib I'M 9aho-
rotorium nlfbielt2" rief SEER Sc
Warquet.
u@as miIien mir oariiber 5it la
gen, ih bite Siel@ periaste Qgdr-
Ion. ga NOR 0as 9iner mi
2aboratorium, oas Mus nno Gii-
geben Der geoiennng. oa mir.
ben demiihe Experiment. aenlad}t,
10 bob SEER Stangerion ullo leine
5od)ter 5miiben 5ebn mo elf llbt
bel ben Sefel. in oieier Grte
Oes oberen &omlills. beif1itiot
maren. @er iogt mir, ob Ser Mor-
Der ell Gertrmlter oes Sou-
lesl. Elm &ertraltterl. ntGlI
oieiell giillItieen 9lugenblid 6elruRt
bat, I'm in ous gelbe 3imlner iii
idliipfen, nidt obne porber inn
@aldrauHl ieine Stiefel aus3llde-
benz"
uGos lit iebr nnpabrideinlidl i"
iaate 5err Stongerion.
v@lleroinas; ober fidt liltnlogs
lid. God, il mill nid,ts behoup-
ten. @os Dos Gerloifen oes 3inl-
nrers betrifft, ia, oos 1T ettpas An=
oeres. &ie Bat er erltffieben for
men? glf Die notiirlidite Nrt Ser
@eltl~
6rieorid 9orion ldppieq cilen
gugenblif. Gieier 9~tugulblid Idiel
ms ulenOlid) lang. Mon miro be-
g%reifen1 nit melder fieberbaften Or
marfung mir al ieinem Matnoe fin.
gen.
sd babe oos gelbe 3irinler uidt
betreten" bub Srieorid 9arion pie
Der an, gobcr ih oenfe. es lit er=
mieien, oaB mon es nar 0urd) sic
Siir perlaiien ffonnte. 9urd] Die
Cir bot es Der Moroer perloiIen. pa
es unnloelid moers iein fam, III
es 10! Gr bot oas &erbre6ei1 be-
goilgen mo lit sur Siir bitlalls aIt=
floben. Sr Incident Woment2 MS
es ibm am leidteiten mogii6
NOR. III oemienigen Moment.
mo- Die Moglidfeit elmer Slllcbt inns
an erflarliditen lit. ia, 10 CT.
florlid, bob ieoe olloere Geutill9
ausgelhlolien iheint. ltnteriuAel
mir olio Die Momente. Die al1f 9os
Gerbrefen folgtenl. "a lit Ser
critic Moment, nIs ii6 SEER Stoltgtr=
ion un0 @oter SSacques Dor Scr Fir
befinoen. bereit, Dem M0r0er oct
Meg 5a periperren; Der 5ipeite DO
ment, als in &oter Socqles' N6pes
lenbeit SEER Stangerion oaeiu Dor
Der Siir ltebt; Der brittle, pGbreao
oellen Der Concierge Iid). 5lt &errn
Stangerlon 9eiellt. @ierter Moment:
Die Siir lit eiugeidloeen, oa5 @elbe
3immer gemoltiqm geoffnet. Ger tiir
ole 6lud)t 9eeigltetite W}oment .piro
Der gemeien ieirL mdbrenooeiieu oie
menigiten Herionel1 Dor Der Cir
maren. Sll einem Montellt NOR Scrr
Stangerl ION gnn5 o1ein olt Der (iir.
@oute i6 ielbit Die itiaiApeigeloc
D}itlhulo oes &ater SoeQltes }ltqs-
ben, an Die id ni6t glaltbe, 10 Mir
Dc @ater Socalles Den Gupiaou nldt
n~erldIien baben INN nad Dem 1Scli-
tier oes @elben 3inm1ers 5lt ieberL
ipenn er Die Siir b6tte nufgcben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-19

utO ben Wtoroer Bate beru1s{oni-
men leben. Die Cir fam 1id ulio
nllr Dor Serrn Stoneerion, oIs CT
olleilt mar, geoffnet boben; 1ll0 in
oieiem Wfontent lit Der Moroer ent-
floben. 6reili6 boben mir oll5rflteb-
men, 0aB @err Stongerion 5mingen-
De @riin0e bette, ben Wforoer nidt
fe%it3nbalte1 ooer feItnebmell 81 lui-
len. oo er es gei6eben IieB, BOB oie-
ler oos 6lurfeniter errei6te, ltno ou
er lelbIt oieies Seniter binter ienl
gei6loiiell bot. Sect, ga So
ter Socques ie0en 9lugenblid pic-
oerfonmen uno glQes in Sronulig
finoen mnBte, bat 5rdlllein Stoll-
gerion. oblpobl i6recflib perplnoet,
nod Die &roft %qefunoen, mabr
i6einlid ouf oie Goriteaungen III
res Gaters bin, Die Sir oes @elben
3ilnnlers o1f's Nteue SIT perl6lieGell
mo 5l n%erriegeIn, ebe lie onf Gem
6l1Bbooen 5uiommlenbrof. @ir
miiien nibt, mer oos @erbredell be-
gongen bot; mir rpiiien nidt, mel
dent @lenoen SEER urlb Sri. Stna=
gerlon gum Spfer gefalen iino; oaB
ober lie Ielbit es mi1ien, lit mi5er
3meifel! Cine anoere 9elltlng ser
6lud)t oes 05oroers nl1s Dem gel6ca
3immer ldBt lid llidt finoenl"
9as S6meigert, oos oieier Gr-
floru1g folgte. bette ctpas Illrdlt=
bares. &ir litten 4ae nit Bern
Grofeiior, Dem Die unbarnlber3iqc
2ogif 6rieorid 2orians Sic 1851
lieB, inns eltlpeoer Die @abrbeit lei
mes Mdrtprinms at befe1tne ooer
81 ldpnelgell, mos EN- nod ifrett=
lideres 9efemntnis beoeltten nruBta.
Wir laben, mic Oieier Monm ullf-
ltano nno Ole Sano feierlih er6ob.
0onn begarn er nit ourdJDringerloer
Stimme. Die olle ieine arqfte 5t cr-
i6opfen idien:
SD l6more bel Dem 6oltpte met
her 5odter, BOB i6 oieie Cir Don
Dem Iltgenblide an, ols i5 Sen
per5meifelten Silfernf meines ain-
oes borte, ni6t perlaiien babe, Dob
olele Cir lib nidt geoffnet bot, pdb=
reno ib in meinem 2oborotpriunl
oaein nor, uno oaB, als mir
meme orei 9eoieniteten nno ih
eltoli6 III Dos @elbe ,3irnmer cill-
orollgell. Der Moroer 1lidt nlebr
BARN mari Sd id)lpore es, OoB id)
Den Morber ridt fennel~
9ronhe id 81 iaeen, DOB mir lrob
Der 6eierli6feit zines iolhen Gioes
Dem @orte oes @errn Stongeripl
feinen redten @louben lbenften 2
ytur Der iun9e Heporter, oieier flei-
ne Soiepb 3olletobiae, trot 81 gro
fellor Stangerion; er ergriff Ieine
9ano, nnto i6 borte i'm ioeeu.
Ser &rofeiior, ih claude ST.
nen!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-19
YIferTei.

IS perlnltet. oaB oie @eas
6orgo @rpreB aonpagnie oie 30
elfic GrpreB-aompaanie ablorbiercu
miro, Inn Dos @elhdft III Mer5fo
81 fontrolieren.
General Nfper Bat Die sSa10
ailf Dent @ebiet Der 9unoesreierpas
tion Bel Econ Springs perbotenL nm
oent gebeBten @ilo cine 3uflndltS
ltdtfc sit bietell.
Pin Der Gde BON @ollitpn
StraBe lno Main apemte miro Gin
t~ilnfitofiaes @eidditsbmls altist
fiibrt.
Bon @epiliensbilien geplagt
llber oos allf ullrehtmoBige @eiie
erlporbelle @elo, bot Semano Der
Sd%nlbeboroe onoltpm $3.50 5lriid-
erltottct, Ole Dor Sobren aus benz
Sdnllpno alsbe5ablt morben iitto.
9tlelnono meiB etpas BON e;ter.
ld]mtn0elbaften Sransaftion i'll
Sdlllfono, hia Slanme mllroc lie.
pernliBt ulo oesbulh lperoen und)
fellie peiteren 9eadforidungen ollges
1telt mer0erl. 9as @elo muB oa6er
mol anf falide Ingaben mo Dor
lpleaelungel bin erlangt morren
iein. Der grief nit Dem @eloe tpltr
DC i'll San glntonio sur 8oit gege
ben. Der ooer Die Sdreiberill, Ser
Sanoid]rtft nab Eli nrteilen ioQ e3
cine 5rou iein, iagt in Dem 9riafe
ooB Die 8oriebulte fie mol beoa6t
babe uno BOB lie iih georungen fii6lr.
oas @elo 5uriid5uerftatten.
@oloerieben lit gegermortig
Der @emiiie=Marft. IS giebt grit
men Salat, Spinat. &obl, 3miebellL
Slumenfobl, Sqltoib, 8ltmpfius,
CRIME Bfeffer, Sdnittlauh, peridicz
oene Giiben etc. Butter iino soft.
reid in Worfte 5u 1919 Gent Dos
Efuno, lebenoes @emidt. @ur an
Mtlb feblt es in 6olge r~lnieres cin-
fdlti9en Sogoeeiebes.
81 @noli6 elm Sdritt III ser rcd
ten Hi6tung. Die 2eqislatur lol
pom oaen Seiten nit Yetitionet
iiberldmermnt meroeii, ein @eiet an
erlollen. meldes oen Mamicipolitd.
ten Die Wadtooafomnenbeit oic6t
Den 8ou gutter Seitenmeae 5u err
5mingen.
@interlidbe adIte bat einga-
lett. Soffentlid bleibt oas @ett1r
10 iiber Die 6eiertagel
Nad Der offi5ienen 3G6lun9
lino bel Der lebten @obl fir miern
Observation-Disclosures SIopoen 16,
l99 Stimmen obgegeben moroen. ".
". 8udana1l erhielt 70 nno s. Is
Glgin 10 Stimmeli. @Igin Bette
lid bereit5 Dor Der @a6G BON Scr
Seiperbung 5uriifge8ogen.
@lld Die 0ffenbeit Ser eOlea
Seele beoorf %@ei6rdnfung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-19

9iernlit beenoe id Die mortlidc
@leoergobe Der Gr8dblung oes
9errn Moleine, oes @eri6tsiGres-
bers pom @orbeil. SD braltbe Dem
seier mobl niht gu iaeen, ooB 9les,
lpas 1id lnl Soboratprium 5ntrltL
mir lofort bon Houletobiae IelbIt
gellau beridtet muroe.
tTortfeBlu19 ToTat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-19
Siaig at perfaufen.

Sin 9ffice-GuIt nit gonoedcl.
3od5nfrogeu in Ser Office ser s5rpie
BreIie".
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-22
FOR SALE

SI2ta-t-roum frame. y. Sth Il
5o-u. lot city water: easy terms
u desired.
St,2oo-2 room brick, room
frame. good outhnilding,
fences: lot 55Nfi2; fth ward.
tlo~C in
81 35o-5-rnum frame, ". At
lantiC ave-. easy terms
s.. Ooo-5-ruum frame. bath pan-
try; lot g. MA; :. Walter II.
-. too-5-roum brick and frame.
lot HOMIE. cement walks, =
Idith IT.. CLOSE IA.
s. soO-Duuhlc brick, I ruom.
rnd hath ou each side. Close In
rsnt $50 ier month
So 0O-i-ronm modern brick
CLOSE in; cellar. barn.
-. s0o-O-rpam. modern home.
hut water heat; close in.
$500 - Two f-rpOm cottage,
each with hath and clcCtrc
lights: Highlands. close in.
rental $50 Oo.
Ru>inc>, property and RANCHES for
sale
Money &C. loan al reasonable rates
A. FLEiSCHER
Real Estate aud Insurance
2i2h south scCcnd SurecL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-22

Do De- Hn fs
man ne mak- th. lowing r-
quest bar thsa. ka1R.us uf ss
poor famuas who ore Boz r,.i resd
i1 ans vrl and unable ta have "a
liank Gars- to please .lu on
l- az Goa south Second o-
Phone SO tIts 81 phone
SO lfes and go lntestl-
gate and u fouud worthy wUI supply
thsm v b a Cinnar and rlathinr OF
hateser may be needed
GAIT WM HARRIS
salvation Army.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-22
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-Mercnanuise business.
good location and good trade: good
reason for selling. Address c. A,
care Journal.
\lap-Man ur woman in Motel.
Must h4N, $500 10 take entire
.hargc NsW Mexico Lend Co. Tula-
rosa New Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-22
HELP WAkTED--Maie
HELP WANTED-FemaIe.

WANTED-At the Valley Ranch, eX-
|perienced general cook. Woman
preferred. References. Address Val
ley Ranch, New Mexico.
WANTED-Two women of education
and good address, capable of meet
ing and talking with club and rep
r%csentatiye women of this and other
cities. Compensation from SIS to $50
a week Address S72, Journal.
MANUFACTURING room girl. Column
bus hotel.
WANTED-A competent woman for
general homework. 619 West
Copper.
WANTED-Ladies TO make aprons:
$500 dozen. No cost to get work.
Materials sent prepaid. Enclose
stamped addressed envelope. Home
Apron x Dress Co, Los Angeles. Cal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-22

FOR SALE-Ali KINDS or house hold
furniture. Futrelle Furniture Co.,
end OF viaduct. II
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-22

THt,t looking up ihe latest
Etzerarr what trt tho>
teInrs .lt from sides
asked the upstate fr.tul
rhosa oh those are mia rast-
answered the Nfw Yorker judge
The gsc~fs 81 tllc Columbus Hotel
lIninr r..nm ntRrr ~euanhlc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-22
SANlTORlUMS.

ROSEDAIE PLACE - Located on
Io,khurt ram d. a Indian school
Private pUr.h.-. Under manage
ment OF |graduute nurses. Misses
Norman and rlrtlott.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-22
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR ltENT-Thirty acre ranch 1ia
mites from city Good proposition
~ right party Lloyd Hunsakcr. COS
W. Gold.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-22
TO LOAN.

MONEY To LOAN 600 70 $1,000
ou improved business property.
Low rate of interest," for 8 years J.
~borradaile. Agent. Onice. Srd and
Gold.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-22
AUCTlONEERS.
FOR SALE-MiscenaneouS.

QE NHLL
FOR SALE-AH KINDS OF house hold
furniture. Futrelle Furniture Co.,
west end OF viaducL II
FOR SALE-Extracted hcney, 10
POUNDS for s1.00; 60-lb can for
$500. order by postal OF w. P. AL
len. 2. O.. Box 202, Albuquerque,
X. N.
FOR sALE-Remington typewriter,
fine condition At sacrifice. 2I5 w.
Central. up stairs.
FOR SALE=New Underwood type
writer; make offer. MilIott Studio.
FOR SALE-Onc new charter oak
furnace, m%achinist lathe, Barnes
crosscut saw. III West Gold. II
FOR sALE-Th0rJughbred Shetland
pony, cart and harness. all in first
class condition. Apply It Lockhart
ranch.
FOR SALE-Horses n cows. J. II.
Head aga S. Edith st. Phone 1887.
FOR sALE-Singer drop mead sewing
machine. 8 and 4, Grant Bldg. If
FOR SALE-Star Furniture company
sc1l goods on easy terms or the
installmcnt.
FOR SALE iX-holc range. Inquire
at 2o7 West Tijeras.
FOR SALE-Good looking gentle
driving horse and Columbus phae-
ton. INQUIRE at Rod Barn.
FOR SALE-Good family horse and
buggy, reasonable. 405 South Wal
ter street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-22
- Our
Thanksgiving Goods

are arriving daily. Let rs have
your order when you are read, e.
make your fruit cake ana mlncc
meat. aud You win he sure of get
Ting the best aud Freshest Of every
thing. our I1g~. nnIc-. Nuts.
IlaI~cn~ aud Caudicd r'ccls are
Just unpacked They urc tho Ma
lns quality, You know what tliat
means. n you can't come
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-10-22
"a HTo RIA.
ffag, die .~DaSOa, Da N Inner GeGa.it hsA
"ssA 4,s %AtIHZAl$@<se
lpibhalb erkdliuueeu orfahrlid,

Ntll ihr rG,1 t.ue acWotulbs GtNltprd
iafe'olen Uju Der TOT obnc ratrNwd,gs 81
hNnrlan0 nChuIt, GlduIct t.;ucR g,U6tnblid,
edH lIe matidbrllCl iRo. Noermaun weiR
oab SundtntnuGucm0 une trpniidU Na
idrcA lbrsn IlrIprrd iu 0tpobulttr Grial
tuna tabcu. MI ;ebuma piro riht oura
IrldIinul oerHyiabt. hob bcltl.,t ,ltir Ods
Splitm por wr Gmpi'nau'b uro entpltluua
Der Seime btr ni5t AnlpeI 9tiuuoeu Tas
ielbe ailt sau alien anittdeRneu Nrdnlbeiten
1ipbterit, Shprldtfieber, &aisrn II. atnd
buiien iitbt ciu Smo iitb cher bel Srtalhna
m. S.sraue iolai oGb cine erlnI,uue oes
idhrlt6er alS Isaere ein onoereq acig0el,1ee
nnwuhIitiu H. Der lridtehe uuo idluelhe
ssea stnt gIiatuua III beilen IN Ghdmper
lain Q Goaah Ssmcop M uetmen Tit pit
Zen ourd' oitits g'iitel teW,gi,ru 8urtn ha
ben 60 ~ etnem VAntrSagtitrl uber einen
arcteH lbeti htr &,elt eemahi. gsrIauit
BET jSe6tel uno siltsneier.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-10-22
CtTtn,Id,>r l>triduf.

" E.trHlI NtE 10 Yccsmb.I l90S
g;;o ,a,srv.Gnstty IL Scl4tncgn Mr..
~. q orar;l'tsG Ne,tlgit edrblss
az: = St,'t,So,r$ 6lGinsrla. |
o.,lla&aTs; | Slarltt. , @u.iipiter.
, Hayycp@ uRe ':gels; Slrn e,ttat.
t1't:U. EayrElseu. SayysQ. /
- ; pc'soowsr nuo 0el; Sdss. (com4
7's'sl ; rat,tTitltiotr. | NanriEl.
az 70 Slub3l;. ATbslt*sis',
$s,gis,o 1 9R,ltiahs. Ralssr, |
Sgaen. 80 S5nsiu,. ! Srdr. 3 SAa.
L. ea5esy. Mu al:o ioufigss Saus4
mobs..
Et2llluus,r: SamR,u scu s5.0o
taeI. In l5oBsus SammEu b Rona
y Ht lsr Ro;t nit aatsT Sit2rnnt
Sc ,lit pan ; pTo 9 nj iar baar
Ter &rtlai bssiaRi gHuit 10 uhr.
Nl4s oas 81 reaRsi. MIRO Der Yer.
tluI bis ;lm ndtiten 5sas psriaeb,a.
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Alias Summons.

Inthe district court OF the Fourth Ju-
diclal District OF the state of Idaho,
III and for Elmore county.
bannock National Bank, corpora
ton, plaintiff, VS.. l.. h. Adams, Ernest
Pearson ana Joseph ROsevear, defend
ants.
La the name of the people OF the
State OF Idaho. The State Of Idaho
sends greeting 10 tue above named de-
tendanJ, Ernest Pearson:
You are neleuy r, quired to appear III
an action brought against you by The
X owe named piaintitf III the district
Court OF the Fourth judicial District
OF the state OF Idaho Ill and LOT the
county OF Elmore, aud to answer to
the complaint TIED therein u copy OF
which Is hereto attache Al within LWen-
W days aller the service on you OF
this summons, II served Within TINS
district, or il served out OF this dis
Lrict, WITHIN forty days exclusive OF
The gay OF service.)
Said action Is brought to recover
upon two certain promlsSory notes
each Tor the sum OF $6Zo.VU, but Dotn
Ut SAID notes representing out one III
deDteuness, LO-Wit: the said sum Ot
$4,000. One vi said notes bearing date
Septembet 10, 1914, executed and de-
livered TO the pialntitf by tho above
named defendants Ernest Pearson aud
Joseph kosevear; the other bearing
daIe December ~, 1915, signed by de.
Iendant l.. K. Adams, each OF said
NOTES bearing Interest at the rate Of
Ten per cent per annum IRON the uaLe
unIll paid, aud providing Tor reason
apie attorneys lee. All OF which more
fully appears from the complaint Oh
| Tile herein.
You are notified that if you fail t.
appear and answer SAID complaint "
above required, plaintiff will take
Judgment Tor the SUN demanded in tine
complaint, to-wlL; the sum OF $62o.Ot
with interest thereon at the rate OF to-
per cent per anunm from the 18th day
OF September, 1914, and tor reason
able attorneys lee 10 be fixed ty tn.
court, and tor costs OF suit.
Given under my hand and seal o.
the District Court Cf the Fourth Ju
dlcial District oi the Slate of Idaho II
aud tor gilmore county, at Mountait
Home, this SJh day oi september, l9Oo
SEAL +. q. oMiTH, clerk.
by Louis K. Nicholson, Deputy.
Clark q Duoge, attorneys tor tn,
plaintiff, residence and Z. y. address
Pocatello, Idaho. To-.
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he resided when elected or appoint.
ed. All vacancies created hy the
adoption of these amendments
shall be filled at special election
called by the governor of Idaho,
within 10 days after the canvass OF
returns OF general election at which
these amendments are adopted,
and held in the said new districts,
upon giving notice thereof as pro.
vided for a general election, and
said judges shall hold said offices
until their successors are elected
and qualified. The salary Of a
district judge shall be classified and
based upon upon the vote for gov
ernor at the last general election
in his distric, Immediately prio to
the beginning OF his term of office
and shall be classified ms follows:
In districts having under four
thousand votes, two thousand dol
lars per annuln; over four the us
and not more than six thousand
votes, two thousand five hundred
dollars per annum; over six thous
and votes, three thousand dollars
per annum. one.half of which sal.
airy shall be paid out Of the state
treasury and the other half OF
which salary shall Re paid ou' by
the county or counties for which he
10 elected or appointed, and in
cases where any judge is provided
| fcONTJNIIED ON pAGE FOIIR)
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her presiding Judge, who may b

her a presiding judge, who may be
r, .upved at their pleasure. He
II distribute the business Of the
court among the judges thereof,
and prescribe the order OF business.
In districts composed OF but one
county there shall be no terms OF
court, but the court shall be open
continuously for the transaction OF
business In districts composed Of
two counties the judge shall hold
the district courts of both OF said
counties in accordance with such
rules for the dispatch of business
AZ he may adopt. The courts shall
always be open for the filing Of
papers, and for the transaction of
business. The terms OF offices of
district Judges shall be four years
from and after the first Monday OF
January next after their election
The present incumbent in each ia
dicial district heretofore existing
shall be and shall remain till the
expiration of his term OF office the
Judge of the new district wherein