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The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
RUNAWAY KILLS ARTIST.

Wife Lies Unconscious.
siociaI 10 The Washington Herald
Hinton. W Va. Aug BIB. Nowotty.
Of Cincinnati. an Instructor in the School
Of Art Of that city. was instantly killed
and his wife fatally injured in a runaway
near Anderson last night
The accident occurred on Palestine Hill
The horse took fright, overturning the
buggy. and throwing the occupants vio-
lently 10 the ground. Nowotty's neck
was broken and death was instantaneous
His wife received a severe cut on the
head and was injured internally. She has
never regained consciousness. The dead
mans remains viii be shipped to Gin
cinnati
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
Find Body on Tracks.
,sc.al to The Washington Herald

~ . Ile WlsllIs=-0l HCTllL
Cumberland. Nd. Aug 5l-The body
OF James Seamon. aged thirty-three
years, Of Blaine. ". Va. was found on
the tracks Of the Western Maryland
RaIlroad yesterday morning. It is thought
that he had been struck by a train or
Saturday night He was a miner. ua-
married and IS survived by his mother
and several brothers, who live at Blaine.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
'SRELIGION HISOBSHACLE
Baltimore Minister Says He VIII
Be Defeated.
Money May Win for Him. but 1
Doubt IT. says Rev. Mr..
StineSprfng.
.pectsI % Ne wasatnst,s H.

Special % Tie washinSto1 Head
StaunJon. Va. Aug GL-Rev- c "
Stinespring. OF Baltimore. who is here on
a visit said to-day in an interview that
the Democratic nominee viii unquestion-
ably win in the fall election. He declared
that Tafts religion will lose him thou
sands OF votes He said:
IF the election was held today. Bryan
would win by a big margin Money may
win the day for Taft, but do not think
II will"
Rev Nlr- Stinespring says Bryan Is
rapidly gaining IN public favor
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
Woman VIII Collect Revenue.

sleclaI % ne NashinEton HcrsId-
LynchbUrg. Va, Aug 5L-Capt- c. A.
Heermans. who for two years has been
deputy collector OF the Internal revenue
here. tomorrow takes charge OF the Of
fee in DanviIle.
He viii be succeeded here by Mrs Kate
W Flood. now OF the collectors Office at
Abingdon, and who was with the Office
here and in Alexandria Mrs. Flood is a
native Of Lynchourz and is well known
here.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
Cumberland Pioneer Dies.

Special 90 The Washington Herald
Cumberland. Nd aug. 31--Frederick
Hoffman died at his home on Cuuber-
land street aged seventy-one years. NJ.
Hoffman IS survived by his wife. i've
daughters. and one son He was a mem
Der OF Saints Peter and PauTs Church.
from which his funeral will occur to
r1orrow
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
LABOR DAY AT STAUNTON.
Workmen's Celebration to Be VS.
ited by Outsiders.

ope1,a- u ne " washington Herald
Stanton. Va. Aug. 51--The Working
mems Fraternal Association is cornplst-
ing arrangements for a celebration 10
take place Labor Day. Many civic and
military organizations from Charlottes-
vile. Clifton Forge, Harrisonburz.
CraigsvilIe, Basic. and other places have
already accepted the invitation to be
present, and several thousand visitors
are expected
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Vcteran CIerk Re.Irn.-

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Roanoke. Va. Aug Aug. 31-After III
ing the dual once Of clerk OF the councils
and city auditor fo- sixteen years 10 the
satisfaction Of everybody. W Edward
Thomas has resigned both positions to
go in the lumber business
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Body of Chemist Found.

SPECIAL 20 TIE Washington He-aId-
Goshen. Va. aug 5I--The remains OF
F. !. FauIkenbach. who last week Ieaped
from a boat TO his death during a. terrible
ride through the famous Goshen Pass on
North River. were recovered this after
noon The body Of the young chemist was
in a terrible condition
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% Ne 49, H-1s

Suecial 20 The Wsshington Head
Earrison5urg. Va. Aug. 3I--Ars. Lucy
g Heaeberser- If this place. lies in q
critical condition Al the EIl1ton Hotel. IN
Elkton, having been totally paraIyzed-
She IS unconscious Mrs Heneber-er is
the mother Of Surgeon l. G Hereberger.
who was on the Maine at the time Il va
blown up n Havana harbor.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
Negro Wings an Eagle

Special 70 The Wasli1z-cu He-aIF
Grafton. W Va, Aug. sl.-Geo-9e
Hughes. a negro. ef Fox HiH. near Graf
toy, shot and killed an eagle sarur5av
that measured u feet from tip 20 tip Of
wings II is the largest ever killed in
that locality. Il VIII be mounted.
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TO RE0RGANIZE COUNCIL.
LynchburE soIOns VIII Elect New
Officers To-day.
spociai % ne Washington Herald

spcc1ai 70 he Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va, Aug S-The two
branches Of the city council will ,As+
tomorrow afternoon for the purpose Of
reorganizing for the coming two Years
Dr. z A CraighiH. who has been pres
ident OF the aldermen for about +vro
years. VIII be elected for another term
and P 9. Cosby. It is expected. win be-
come president Of he common council.
succeeding J. r Williams. who voIun-
tarily retires-
The council viii meet IN joint session at
night TO elect q number OF city officials.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
AGED BUSINESS MAN DIES.
Winchester Loses One of Its
Wealthiest Citizens.


Winchester. Va. Aug SL-Roger R
Smith. a wealthy retired business man.
died this morning at his home in Berry
vile. Clarke County, after a prOtracted
sickness. aged seventy-nine years His
father was TreaGwell Smith. OF Clarke
One sister. Miss Annie Smith. OF Berry
vile, and several nephews and nteCes
survive.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

New York, Aug. s1.-The most inter
esung race az Sheepshead Bay this aft
ernoon was the Turf Handicap at a mile
and three-sixteeuths. run over the grass
course
On form it looked as if Augelus would
win rather easily. but after being out
run IN the early stages he quit 70 moth
ing. Meanwhile Brother Jonathan went
70 The front al the start. and with Dugan
Up he was never headed. He had a lead
OF Eve lengths when he completed the
mile, but after that he began 20 grow
leg weary, 50 that Dugan had to go 10 a
hard drive 10 win the race by a length
AIoaUeue nailed the place from Master
Robert
Lady Bedford won the Autumn Maiden
Stakes. H P. Whitney won two races
with Royal Tourist and Sea Wolf.
Lawton Wigsins made all the running
IN the Ormondale. and Peter ounce was
the winner Of the Potomac.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-six and oue-haE furionss. Peter
Qlilcs- ia tNctrer % I. won, Brookdals NyIn1h.
l1S tDugEul. to 4. second. NiUbus 10 CHcDan-
le-l- % :. tAi-d- Tine. 10 Three Starters
SECOND RACE-slx fsrloass- Lawton Wisstns,
u lNo--erl, 70 5, w0u5 si7-1ai 92 Butler,
% J. sec1ud- C0urr LADY. -6 jSh-eTcI. 3 % 3.
third tTlue, 1.i5- RaEuan. S. Withold. Eosstsn-
-cn- Warden. s1d Elmer Boy also -a1-
THIRD EAEE-OEe mile Royal T1sris-. las
Dugaui- even. wcu- 2l1ufG--- I'd .Nu--E-I. % s.
second; Til=n-. la9 S1m7-zrf, o. z, third Tlle,
Is - N11nshiue also ran.
FOURTH EACE-Fire and Cne-hsT f1TlonEs-
LADY Bedford lis iSEi'li-zI. I 70 Q won. County
Far. is ,DuzanI. s % 5 sec'ni- S-rike-u- IL
mccarthy. o. T. third Tine. I-15 IS Pc--i-
and So !.
also "a
FIFTH RACE-0re and -hreasi1tee-th miles
Bro-her jonathan. lsi tDuEzr..s 20 J. Won. No
Guatte- E. tLQ-cur- -- 8. s=-7Cl- Master Robert.
-o5 f5Lbs-tl. % s. third Tine. 20 5-5. Tony
B7-zrc Tc--rgunz. Bei1-lin- Gre-rz G-aeu. ard An
Eal-s also ran
W. rs tDu-luf. % s. ECns GIld. -l3 shilling
& % 5. s5cu-d, Trsh 81 rJuc-1l % j. third
Tine l-i5 IS Lord StsEbole, CyuhaI. Ro-Es-0ne,
Coat q Arms. and AIhzr- S-lr also ra--
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
TRIED TO KILL FARMER.
Asleep in wagon when Unknown
Fired at Him.

asleep IN wagon 0hen Unknown
Fired at Him.
special % The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va. Aug. 3l--Frank Lopes.
a farmer OF Fort Lee. HenricO County.
was held Up on the government road be-
fore daylight this morning and shot by
an unknown man
The bullet went across his forehead
cutting the flesh 20 the skull. but doing
little real injury He drove into town
as fast as he could. and his wound was
treated by DR.. Eggleston. Of the smbu-
lance corps Lopes stated that he was
asleep in the bottom Of his wagon. and
the highwaynan poked his revolver over
the side OF the wagon and shot 70 kill
him. As soon as he fired the shot the
assansnt ran. and before Lopes recovered
his senses he was gone.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Eighth District Republican
Convention Meets.
JOHN ". GREGG NOMINATED

Will Oppose c. c. CarIfn, the Demo-
cratic Nominee, for representative.
Julian FOEE Treated for Preven-
tiOn of HydrOphObia-Court News.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
VETO NOMINEES REFUSAL.
West Virginia Republicans Run
Miller for Senate.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Hsrzld-
RomRey. ". Va. Aug. SIC P Miller.
a wealthy fruit grower Of Hampshire
County. who was nominated for State
senator by the Republican convention Of
the Fifteenth senatorial district Of West
Virginia. has declined the nomination.
but the Republican committee refuses 10
accept his refusal and propose that his
name 90 on the ticket.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

Preliminary work for the coming Demo
cratic campaign viii he outlined 1o-mor-
row night al a called meeting Of the city
Democratic committee. which viii be held
at 7-S0 o'clock at the Opera House Cafe.
Il IS more than probable that a Bryan
and Kern club viii oe organized and
plans for the coming campaign VIII Be
launched From now on the committee
viii be busy. Efforts viii be made 20
procure speakers for this city. and every
thing possible will be done 10 bring out a
large Democratic vote next November.
For keeping a moving speak-easy at a
camp meeting AZ F-auconia. Fairfax
County. on the Sabbath. George Powell.
negro. was to-day given hearing he
fore Justice Wright. Of Fairfax County
and fined S9o and costs
officials at lie Potomac Railroad Yards
tonight said that they could neither denv
nor affirm the report IN circulation IN this
city 20 the effect that the services Of I25
employees would be dispensed with TO-
morrow owing to lack Of work.
A large delegation OF members Of the
Washington Order Of Eagles tonight
j9urneyed to this city and attended the
carnival being held under the auspices OF
the local aeTfe- They were ACCOMPANIED
by band. and paraded I'D King street
headed by e delegation Of local Eagles
The Old Dominion. Bell Pre-. and Alex
andria glass factories will resume opera
tons tomorrow morning. after the an
nual surnnsr shutdown It f. expected
that the Virginia Glass Company viii re-
sumo operations about September Is.
In the Police Court this morning Dallas
Washington. negro. charged with unlaw-
fully sssaulting q sixteen-year-old daugh-
ter Of Emma Stewart, a negro woman.
was acquitted.
During the month Of August the clerk
or the Corporation Court issued forty
three marriage licenses. twenty-aine to
white and fourteen 10 negroes. He re-
corded thirty-eight deeds
The State Court OF Appeals has granted
q writ Of error and supersedeas in the
case OF the Washington Luna Park Com
pany against Goodrich. The case came
up from the Circuit Court Of Alexandria
County
The preliminary work OF improving Co
lumbus street between King and Cameron
streets. has been begun This thorough
fare viii Us paved with vitrifed brick.
Granite curbing viii be laid on either
side.
Elnor B. Wisner. the three-year-oId.
daughter Of Nh. and Mrs. Leonard Wis
Eer. died to-day at the home OF her
parents. S26 Franklin street
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
AUTO VICTIM RECOVERING.
Amputation Not Necessary for Miss
NOIIohan
Decial to TIE Washington Herald

epeclal @ ne WaEhinEtC1 HersId-
Grafton. " Va. Aug 3I-suss Sweet
Mollohan. one OF the girls injured in
the motor car accident near Webster
Springs. W. Va. Thursday. will not have
70 suffer che arPuJayion Of her leg Bon
limbs were broken and one foot was
crushed
Miss Scle-r. daughter CT State Auditor
Arnold g Scuerr. the Lincoln Republican
candidate for governor Of West Virginia.
had an ankle broken and was bruised
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.
ben Telephone g.

WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.
ben Telephone 81
50 King Street
Alexandra, Va. Aug. a.-With forty
out Of slxty-one delegates in attendance.
the Eighth Congressional District Re
publican convention assembled IN Sarepta
Hall this afternoon at 10 O'Clock ana
nominated, by acclamatiou. John ".
Gregg. Of PurcellvilIe, Loudoun County.
Tor Representative. TO oppose c. c. Car
lin. the Democratic nominee.
The convention was presided over by
". II. EggboTn. OF Culpeper. and Mr.
Gregg served as secretary Chairman
Eggborn, in his opening remarks. said
Il had been the nomination is an empty
honor The speaker said no party OBJ
tained anything unless they fought for
IT, He referred 20 Tafrs nomination as
being satisfactory 20 Republicans and a
large part Of the conservative Democrats.
The roll call Of counties 70 nominate
candidates was then begun. whereupon
Joseph l. Crupper. OF this city. placed
before the convention the name Of Mr..
Gregg. He said that Mr.. Gregg was a
nj man 70 20 10 Congress. and filed ali
the requirements necessary. Z. L. s
Bouton. Of Loudoun. seconded the uoni-
nation NJ K Lowery. Of stafford. also
seconded IT, Among other things Mr..
Lovyery predicted that Mr. Gregg would
make a good showing in the coming con
test y c. NichoI OF Loudoun. and
Garrison Beckwith. OF King George. also
seconded the nomination. after which Mr..
Gregg was acclaimed the party's nominee
A committee consisting OF NJ X Lower
and Joseph L Crupper was appointed 70
notify Nj GregE OF his nomination
Ny Gregg then made a brief speech. in
which he thanked the convention for the
honor bestowed upon him. He said that
the nomination was by no means an
empty honor We have apparently a
great majority % overcome. tfIt We VIII
go against il with all our might" said he
Col. : Brown Allen Of Augusta County.
Va then spoke.
Following Col Aliens speech. the dis
trict committee held a meeting and ac-
cepted the resignation Of " B. King. of
Loudoun- as a member 0f the State exec
utive committee and elected Joseph L
Crupper. Of this city. in his place
Julian Fosg. a blacksmith. fearing that
he may have contracted hydrophoaia as
a result Of attending a sick horse which
has since died. is now being treated in
a Washington hospital
At Mr. FogE.s shop this morning f. was
stated that he recently treated a horse
belonging 10 De Wilton Atcheso1 for a
throat trouble known as hampers. and
that the animal died last Wednesday af-
ter exhibiting signs Of hydrophobIa. As
Mr. Fogg In treating the animal. was
compelled TO put his hand in the animals
mouth 70 lance a diseased part he had
fears that he may have been inocuIsted.
Tho assistant in the shop added that a
dog supposed - have been suffering from
rabies was seen emerging from the
horses stan a few DAYS prior 70 the
death OF the animal although &c did not
bite the horse. He explained that the
horse was suffering from burns. and that
Il was possible that saliva from the dogs
mouth got into the openings made BY
the burns and NJ FoEE possibly con
tracted f. from the horse through an
opening on his left hand caused by
burn
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

Miss Zeulah '. CarpeT, OF Lake View.
is dead OF typhoid fever She leaves her
parents. Nr- and Mrs Joshua Carper.
seven brothers. and four sisters
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

The longest funeral service ever held
in this section took place Sunday al
Berryville. when four preachers delivered
sermons over the remains Of the wife
OF Rev Charles Carr. a colored Baptist
minister The services lasted over four
hours.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

That the Republicans VIII make q seri-
Gus effort 20 carry Virginia for Taft. and
the Congressional district about Norfolk
for the Republican candidate. D. Law
renee Gro-er. is evidenced by the num-
ber Of big men VINO VIII speak in Nor
folk before the campaign closes Among
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

Robert BrofheTton. member Of a we'll
known Clarke County family. died Sun
day at the Western state Hospital.
Stanton Va. where he was under
treatment He was about twenty-five
years old
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
JONATHAN WINS OUT
All In at Finish of the Turf
Handicap.
DRIVEN HARD BY DUGAN

AngeIus. the Favorffe, OUtrun in
the Early StaEes-Raee Over the
Grass Course at Sheepshead Bay.
MOquette Gets the PIace-Peter
Quince Wins the Opening Event.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

The preliminary work of improving Co
lumbus street between King and Cameron
streets. has been begun This thorough
fare viii Us paved with vitrified brick.
Granite curbing viii be laid on either
side.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

Elnor b Wisner. the three-year-old
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wis
Eer. died to-day at the home OF her
parents, 925 Franklin street.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

Of West Virginia are IN a very fair shape
The peach crop Is said 10 be better than
the average, especially 81 the eastern
panhandle The apple crop IS reported
as fair. as are also all the farm cereal
crops
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-08-13
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the district court of tue Seventh Judicial
district Of the state OF Idaho, IN and Tor Inc
county OF Canyon
stella Maria Lamont, plaintiff. vs. John Doe,
Risha-d Roe. and Mary Roe. the unknown heirs
OF Henry T. Wfndiate. deceased defendants
The people OF the state OF Idaho send greeting
TO the above named defendants;
You are hereby summoned and Fequirei 70
appear in An action brought against you D. the
above named plaintiff ia the district court OF
the Seventh judicial district Of the state OF
Idaho, In and for the counry OF Canyon, ana 70
answer the complaint Of said pialntin Sled
therein Tithin twenty days exclusive OF the
day OF Servicel after service on you OF this sum
mons il served within this judicial district.
otherwise within forty days The said action Is
brought 10 obtain S decree forever Quleflns
plaintiffs in her title and possession OF the GER
lain piece OF land situate in the county OF Can-
The south east quarter of the northeast quarter
and the north part OF The north east quarter OF
the south east quarter of section thIrty-th IN
township seven. north OF range one, west OF the
Boise Meridian. Said land Is bounced on Tue
south by the Last ChAree ditch starting on the
west SIDE on the north bank Of the Last hanes
ditch and running along said BANK 10 TIE east
side of said section, described in the said cotn-
plsint on ale herein, TO which refs renee IS nere
made against all claims thereto By the defend
ants or any one claiming through or under them,
after the commencement Of this suit And you
are hereby notified, that II you fail TO appear
snd answer the said complaint, as above -equir-
ed. the said plaintiff Will sppeai 80 tee court nor
Given under my hand and the sea- OF the as
rricl court OF the Seventh judicial district q the
state of Idaho in aud for the county OF CSny on,
this 18th Gay OF July, iss
BY Low MILLER SMITH, Deputy
Finley Monroe. attorney for plaintiff residing
At Emmett. Idaho
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-08-13
Tn. Frozen Grail.

ITO Commander Peary and his band-l
Why sing the Legends OF the Holy Grail.
The dead crusaders OF the sepuicher.
While these men Hve7 Are the great
bards all dumb?
Here Is vision to shake the blood of
And make Fame's Waterman trembls at
his post
What shall prevail against the spirit OF
man
When cold, the lean and snarling wolf OF
hunger,
The threatening spear OF Ice mailed soil
tude,
Silence and space and ghostly footed fear
Prevail not? Dante In his frozen hell.
Shivering, endured no bleakness like the
void
flaming win
And peopled with their dreams The wind
from fierce
Arcturus in their faces, at their backs
The whip of the worlds doubt and in
their souls
Courage to def death shall be the price
OF that cold cup that shall assuage their
thirst
They climb and fall and stagEer toward
the goal
They lay themselves the road whereby
they travel
And sue God for franchise. Does he
watch
pah,ns The ,att,ce Of the borear lights,
=, .hat ~ratt ch.pal ~ tbstr .fern vowed
o,.st
Ntnatv ~ Cor. long naess toward the
north
vm tp.r n.ho,a N. .nls,,or Of His face,
To conquer the world must man renouncs
the vorldr
.rbe.e hays renowned II. Had We only
tain
". rni~bt move maintains Rafd ths Mar
.rana
WHY th.es hav. faith to move the ZONES
of man
r,ut 10 the point where all and nothing
r,.st
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-08-13
Executors Sale of Real Estate

In the Probate Court of the
County of Canyon State OF Idaho
In the Matter of the Estate of
Edward Reading, deceased
Notice is hereby given. that in
pursuance of an order of the pro-
bate court of Canyon county. state of
Idaho. made on the 10th day of
April, 1908, in the matter of the
estate of Edward Reading, deceas-
ed. the undersigned executrix OF
said estate will sell at public AUG
tion to the highest bidder for cash.
in lawful money of the United
States. and subject to confirmation
by said probate court, On Satur-
dag. the 22d day of August, 1908,
at 2 O'Clock o. m. of said day, az
the Office of c. D. Tillinghast in
the village of Emmett. in said coun-
ty of Canyon, all the right. title, in
terest and estate of the said Edward
Reading at the time of his death,
and all the right, title and interest
that the said estate has by opera
ton of law and otherwise. acquired
since his death in and to the fol-
lowing described real estate situat-
ed and being in the county OF Can
Won, state of Idaho, towit: The
northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter of section ID, T. 8 NJ,
K. 8 ". B. NJ, and the northwest
quarter of the northeast quarter OF
section y, 7. 6 N. R. 8 W, B.
NJ.
Terms OF sale cash, ten per cent
of purchase price to be paid to the
undersigned on day of sale, balance
to be paid on confirmation of sale
by said court. Deed at the ex-
pense of purchaser. Dated July
18th, 1908.
Amelia c. Reading, Executrix
of the estate of Edward Reading,
deceased.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-08-13
seAGoINc sANlTARIuM.


ship For InvaIids Undertakes BY
Builders 81 Mauritania
According to the Neue Freie Presse
of Vienna, company Is being formed
to provide a floating sanItarfum for In
yaIids likely to derive benefit from
sea voyage. but whose requirements
are not at all or only imperfectly met
by a voyage on ordinary vessels An
English firm, builders Of the Aaure-
tania, have undertaken to build for
$500, 600 vessel specially designed for
invaIfds and devoted entirely to their
needs.
Whereas ordinary vessels are obliged
to follow a pre-established course and
to take storm and sunshine as they
may come, the floating sanitarium
would go In search Of good weather.
seek shelter from bad weather and
consult solely the welfare Of its In
valid passengers. The ship Is to be
designed to contain a swimming bath
hydrotherapeutic institutes and ball
for gymnastics and other exercises
All cabins are to be constructed 80 as
to afford their occupants maximum
Of direct light and air. The Adriatc
and In particular the Austrian RI
viera and the Dalmatian coasts are
contemplated as the usual cruising
ground of the new vessel
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-08-13
Notice for Publication
(Final Proof)

II lUdl Z IOOt
August Thommen. of Emmett.
Idaho. who made entry No. 81,
under the provisions OF an act OF
the legislature of the state of Idaho,
commonly Known as the Carey
Act. approved March End. 1889,
which embraces SEX of section il,
OF township IN. of range 3w, do
hereby give notice OF my intention
to make final proof to establish my
claim 10 the land above described,
aud that l expect to prove that |
have resided on. reclaimed and Gull
tivatsd said land as required by
law. before representative OF the
state land brosrd at Emmett,
Idaho. on 29th of August, 1908, by
two of the following witnesses.
{. ]. Billiard. D. W c. Brown.
Sherman King and c. L. Spauld-
ing all of Emmett. Idaho.
August Thommen, EntIyman-