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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
Rnffifas etptauna.

Sine Rstbs 5tii6le. elmer psniqsr
as oas Spiel 56eInebmer Eat, piro
70 Hsbneinan6sr seitsnt BAG ned
isIneiie elmer NIT Der ae6ne nah
BORN uno Ger nddite ndh binten
itebl. Dnrauf ne6msn ale plab. Der
aber. nelder ibrig blsibt, nimmi
einen Stcd in bic 6ano, gebt rings
nm bic Siuhlrei6e berum unb f6bt
Fab eor oislsm, bdlo Dor ;enem
NIT itinem Stode oaf. Ger 10 be-
3eidnst purbs, mub Ieinen E!dB
DsrlaHen un0 bem 5ihrer nadssben.
@eiolee forsp0breno sunimmi.
Siro enolih ale DON ibrtn Sibtn duf
WeiIe aufgeruFeH. 10 9sbt 0er
5ibrer nit ieinsm 3uss i'm l3immsr
um6er, no Is Der 8oum srlaubt, aud.
aus osmielbsu beraus. unb pofi euo
lid ms6rmols NIT leiHem 5iode duf
ben gooen. Dies III bas 3ei6en, oab
Elm isoer iih nie6er gu Isben fat, un6
nun Idufeu dle i'm buHtsn @eDirre
ben Stiihlsn. nm sinsn gloB al
g%epiHueH. Wsr isinen bttemm., mus
5as ndhie Ulal 8iibrer Isin; sur
aber nir5 biss Qmt BEN
ibsrtraaeH, Der ih erIaubte. siusn
Der Stibls u~m5uore9en, um fd c1s
raul 81 iebsn, oosr Der 3pif6en Der
Rsi6e 6inburdhis5.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
ebre patsr mmS ,ivutter.

Sin GngIGnber ersdbIt: @ines Ia
ses ~ Elm LANCER, bsiber Tag mars
gslpsisn ~ ~bsgssnets i'd msiHem 9as
isr auf BEN Wese CUR Staot. sd
panitte, eu triiseIt oieies gadet fir
MIDI nab Dem Doris, Sim, Iagis sr
3ogerns. Sd mar oamois Elm Sunge
BON 16 Sabrtn. lie6te bic anirsnguas
ni6t unb lam ardoe oon oer 6eupieIe.
no i'd felt Sasesanbrun gearbsilet
bate. S6 mar miibe uno bunarig.
IS mar 3ismlid nett bis 5u jenem
Dorfe. Mih Dsrlanate ndd meinem
gFen. uuo oann bate ih mid gu ma
ihen UNI an5utltioen. I'm in Die Sc
~IangRgres 81 ssbeu. 3uerit nolts ID
mid IBsigsrr; osnn Is drgerte mid,
eab mem Better 70 eipas mad ldngem
9dgepert psn mir foroerte. 5dtie i4'
inn otrneisert, 10 rare er idbit 9es
ganQen, 0eau sr mar Elm FAINTER. ges
bulbiaer, alter Wann. Qnsin ir5enb
etpas, es mag iDobI elmer bon 8ottes
ausen Gn3eIn gspeien iein, belt mid
3urid, meme lInlut iu%no3ugeben.
.6epiB. Batter. GID nur. ih nil es
f%orttragenl4 iagte i'd uuo reidie mel
ne genie einem u~nierer arbsiter. Ulein
Batter qo6 mir oas padten. sd
o1Rfe oir, Siml4 brad sr. sd
uir0e Tsl6ft 9tbsn. aleiR 10 iitbls mid
ni@t gang pohl bsuie," 9sim neg
ge6en bon mir Iasis Il nodmals:
Dante Dir, msin 9unss; bu bih mir
tets Elm gutter Gobu aepsieu, 5im!"
56 elite in oas 8orf uno ais i'd ME
aer beimtam, tam Gin Qr6eiter mir
enianen uno fagte: g5br Batter fisl
tobt nieber, as ct bas 6aus erreihie.
gsins lsbtsn Morie paren an Gle esr
riAtet.' 90 Sin isbt Elm altsr WanH,
abtr id babe @oii Teiiber esOonti, bab
meines 9aters lsbte Worte lautetsu:
.Bu oft mir INNER Elm gutter So5u
etpefen."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
@ntes BON ,Insern resen.

gMutier@, ref bic tleins Bertha.
bore nur. mas i'd i6sr emma ssboti
babt! Sd bate nidt ssbahi, Dap is
10 uHarig Ddrsl Ssitern
y51li. msiH 9iHo!" fitl bic Uu.tn
Elm r abtoor bu fortia6ti po0eH mir
eoh ie5tH. 90 peine gr3ablung oarh
oas orsiia6e Gisb sgbt."
aBss meiuH BIZ Dlmit, Ulat.er2 ~
frag.s Bertha.
Sd min e biz utldrenl ernli6:
ST es Dahr. mas ou ba sr5dbsn
minH2@
Sd osals ia; Bonn ID babs e Don
osr Dora gs50ri bic 10 gut bdrsun0et
nit Emma TT"
.So2 bic epsth ibrs 5reunoihoft
tamii, b1b re Anesrn fslte S.adlsiH
Don ibr sFadblt2 - To1 angsnommen.
e fi pa5r. 70 fro5' IL aDsitsHs SIT
e oanH artie. e peiisr 81 s3ab
ltn2"
sd babs ui6t uuorlis Isin Doum,
Iuiisr. 1br is mS6ss aasroines
niht, bag emma 70 Don MIR Is5s, spis
if "a babe son isT s9Ea rogsH.-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
9lller sImiane 1T Ie,sUsr.

D}idsl polie S6littidu9Iaufeu gsbn,
9ieB iih ouf Dem blantsn giie ieb'n.
nMutb ssiaBtl Sect Ihpent i'd mid
herum, bsrumi"
Sat es taum seoadt, ou faut er I'm.
llno sr ltsbst duf: Der AnIaug 1T
ssmaht!~
uu6 Ct pur5eIt nieoer, bdB IS traht.
sit nod fdut er. ite9si immsr pieSsr
duf,
GnOlid Iernt sr bod ben SdIitii6ubs
lauf.
aaer Qufans lit ia idper = tpsr o0s
niht peib,
ST, Der blsibe lieber bon BEN Sis!
6pffmaRn b. 5%anerslsbeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
Gliiet ANS $eeen ssslss Henes
Sabre!

Dit oieiem SruBe tritt beim Nm
iange bss neuen S0bres aud Der 3sls
hiussmauu COR isine pielsn Ileinen
9eisr uuo 9sieriRen bin. Sd, pIel
Slid unO Sessn puniht sr eiusm T.
Den bon euh.
@lidlib. iro6 uno setter piinift ein
ieoer 9ienih 5u isin. nameutlih aber
Ods 8ino. llRo elidlih III fiirpabr
elm ieoes 9iH0, penn es nod feline LEE
Zen. guten @ltern bat. sic drbeiten
uao Ioreen fir oie Rinosr. ihiBeu
unb pflsssn lie. opfern ii9 iosuiassn
fir lie auf obue an iid ieIbt gu oeas
fen. 50 ii oenn eeiuen lieben Gltern
elm gutes 8ino, lei i6nen seburidm.
ebre uUo lisbe lie, uno aud ou pirit
5lidlih ieiul 5eiBt IS ooh: .Du i0lit
Batter uno Mntter ebren, auI bab on
LANCE IebeIi auf SrSen." Sieb, liebss
Sinh, sIiidli9 pirH ou alto iein, lpenn
on eIbt es DtlIfl Quf bid
tommt Is Oor5iiglih an. BUR Oem
9uten ainOe sibt @otl Slid uRO
Segtn.
0ir ino nod in ser 81. Beibnadtss
5eit, 9oh lieqt ods 4inblein in Der
Stripe. Dortbin eebe, tnise nie0er
uno bite Is rtat inni5 UNI feline ollie
unO 9ndbe i'm neuen Sabre. 0as
Sbau uro &egsu fir bic TelOer, Oas
lit bic @nooe fir Die Mtnlhsn. 9tit
Sottts @naoe pirit cl i'm nsuen Sab
re Elm guteS ain0. pirlt Ou aud elids
LID ieir. ga, 10 m0ge IS iein! Dds
Dinl6t BON gdu5en 6er5en
Der 3eituu9smann.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05

Drsi aId8e duf ben 5ffd.
6ran5 be6aupist, odB nismaHn
orei Shlds, untsr'm slide aas9nIs
ten t0une, Oi, er auT ben 9iIh t6un
piiroe. AID pasl Define ShlGee a Il
ben 2iih. Die i0nuen MIDI untsr' NJ
Glide gar nidt It0renl" peroen po6I
Die Meiiten iageu. 9aIo 1T audi giuer
bereit, oer eis 9robe MAIDEN min. un0
trledt unter BEN Gid. SEPT i9ldst
6ran3 auf zen Sii6 uno Sa6lt Sci ies
Gem Shlog fsierli6. @lIo: Sins!
Speil -- Das Dreil nil aber
nibt folgsn. bis Dem inter Dem 5ifhs
bic 3sit gu lang piro uno er ruft:
Run - 0rei! - piro's bdlo?" Odd
5ran3 ontporet: .Damit parte i'd
big 81 meiuem Ianfuno3pdBigifen
@eburtstag." 3as lit Dem anesru
oo6 81 lanss. @r tommt beroOr uns
ertlGrt ih fit beIiest.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
Das RfnaTu6en.


Man itedt einsn Sing ouF cine
Itarie S6nur, binbei Damn bic Gns
ben bsrielben 3uiammen, 70 bah lie
einen arsis bilbei, Der aroB asnlta
1T. nm Die eun3e Seleaindft rinas
UNI beHisIben 6erum Olaf nebmen
81 laifen. Ginsr tritt bann IN bic
Mitte oss arsiies uno nun ben
Ring iuten, ben bic llsbrigeu, inbem
re ole 66nbe fortndbrsub auf Der
'Shnur uuo in 9epesurg bolten.
chamber shIhiebeu. @laubi Der Gu
denot, ben Ring Bel tinem ober Dem
dnbsren 81 sniOsden. 70 IaBt er ion
belize Sdnbe auibebsn. uno aeiat Ht
oaHn Der Ring. 10 mug ser, sci
pelhem sr esfuuben luurbe. IN ben
&reis tretsn, un0 Der Suera Gu
6eHoe Himmt Fsinen plob Elm.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
2lmsrbanS 1snr,speiI.
etn GsntHHt init elmer
Qabnabsl gu bur8s
hnhrPn

DitTe Qufsabs iheint 6sim ernsn
Bid ie5r ffapisrig gu isin. beionosrs
ptnn bic Qdbnabsl cine iebr feins IT..
Die g0iung IN trobosm absr ouBttor.
5entlih sinfah. Die 0o1el piro Der
GdRgs mad in tiusn Bir0pfsn binein
gsittdi, 10 bab bic Spibs duf Ger einm
Seiis gang Uenis igrporrag. pdbrtnb
Der am 0nosrsn gnDe ber%oorrdaenbs
4bsil Der 3absl NIT elmer 3aHee o6aee
t%HifFsn Dir5. Gsge oann oas Gsniiild
nnf Elm psihes Brett un5 idl1se nit
sintm 6ammer trdftiq auf zen barauf
gsieltsn gfropisn. Digisr Drbiuosrt
bos 4uspeiten bsr R1bel mad igsenb
liner Geiis uHb bas geutfiid pitb
aui oisIs WeiIc NIT ou ar0bisn Qeihs
tisteit ourhbobrt. peil Der 5ta6l Der
Raosl barter ii als sos Mstaa, pos
rsHs BE 1aHst bsItsb-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
OtI 0VLNUN y
$500

Gfrt Rsfs um 6fe
melt oermittsIf bsg Stes
oTcopss. 100 pbotoe 9bromos,
QaFhisfartsn osr iEisrsfantsiien
qlabe nr Nelt bodfsiR aasgefibrt.
Dieie fsinsn giIosr idmmt StsrseieOPs
unb nit sinsm Sabrgaug oisisr 3eis
tana. portofrsi nnr S33o. o9ns
Gtspeoicop $500.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05

rDrittens: ST es n0tbisQs ftags
L bic Wsatter peitsr.
Rein. Mlattsr, Is 1T oarhaus nitt
noteis. eaB i'd ous Se66rts nsiier err
36ble."
~Sn sem 6aa. 8ino, Itss elm S6loB
an oeineH MunO uno rebs niht psiier
oaoon. Qenn mir nihts Suites ii6er
unlsre 6rsunoe iasen t0nneu, 70 1T es
osisr, mir reoen gar nidt opH linen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05

cen. ater moTssn = hsritebs mid
Dp5l - mUrssn mubt Oh Gnslans
nerlaHen. Bir l0Hntn tsinsn u5ers
Iabrtsn 0i0rOsr in Osr 6amilis 9absa.
gaul."
mSisb mad Ssn gaGsrn - otn
8iinsru."
Seine Stimms iant 81 einsm 6lls
tern bsra6. ih tOnnte nihts mshr rsr=
itsben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
2ur gtahfunq.

iran fenpe 8elo Hur mitieIii peits
oosr Grpreb GslOaHDsiuHgsH regis
nrirlsm grisis, oosr auf DhlDdut~
G6ieaao ooer Rem Der. luuteHss
Wshie!.
qae grdmisu pei goit H1ks8
p%ortofrti 5ussiarot.
Sine nd6 gsFelIuns esliefertt
Qrdmis tam nift segG cine cHo<rs
umgetaaitt ptroen.
60 MaiOn Sirabs,
Wilpsasss Wlh
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
92.25
Del 9oraus3obIan Don
%2.5O

Confirms Gambling 6ss
naBfidsH uup Ea denats
Der Weft. llsosr 440 Gsiien
Hart unb entbdlt gsieblids 9sIims
mungen. GonIulute. Gins unb anpsrs
5d5sasu, Recspis. QuIissisbs eanos
larteH etc.
Die .Adtrs uHb @0ritns
Getting. trIdtint m0dsni'
LID oon u bis 20 Ssitm tart unb in
onertonnt zines Ser 5tItsn Ianbpirtbs
ihaftlihsR 9ldttsr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
SiC6enrdfBCer.

-serung -bien FL K-od H.
W-d Get As Id -nng.
99dH iuhs Gin Spri6pori, beien ems
seine Silbsn Der 9teibs nab an Stsas Der
Stride gelsBt bic obistn &orttbsile Az be-
tannten 0auptiD0rtern trednlsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
Bel 8oraussa9luug oOn
H2.75

Heine Rtrtfc0pif6e BIZ,
bas 2e6sn GbttR bars
ReIen6, ammt gntem Stes
rtofcop. Der Gmpfdnger BAT bsi
qrdmis bic GrprsBloIeH 81
portofreI $500
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
&atblel. G6e.
Soaoorfp6.

&lr ns6maa tdsIih IS iur 9anb.
SsrllsTt's ben SUB. neiif iDir6's millions
men isiu.
Ssrlisri's ben Ropi. ms pobIbetaunt,
Shau Rlr ms aIts Ssiament btnsin.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
93r6Ho6en.@
A A A A
A a B G
G
r r r

&oritsbsnOs 8u6fabsn Iaiitn im bers
ait nmiieIeu, oaB bic ieuirehtsu nb
lpaaerebten Reihen aIeid lauten uuog46rs
ter BON folgenOer 8eosaiuug sntitsben: 1.
SCOTLAND IN Alien =. SiaOt in RuBIan6;
3. StaOt in aiisH ; A. glsbsnfIus Der 90,
nau.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05

SIR aafI6ians Der obistH RitSiel In
ioIeenOsr Brsis ausgsitbt:
Sin Columbia RaIsuSsr.
Bel osrQusIooiuHa oes 8rtties tOmmen
Hur ipIhe 9eDsrber, Die ale brsi Rat6isl
rihtis ssl0it unO bic GaiI6iuHssn bis gum
II. 9anaaT 1903 ttnseiaidt babsR, In
betraht.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-09-17

trolled by his sons and family or the
repayment of his $50. 900 NOR
tgagc, but under no Circumstances
would he agree to go into new
rganization or to put into it any
more mouey. This statment / make
advisedly and with knowledge abb
solute. The people who have
agreed to put in a large amount of
money and otherwise assist toa su e
ccssful termination of the enterprise
as above stated are no. acquainted
with and do not know Henri
Hewitt in any manner.
Respectfully,
!. II. GARRETT.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-09-17
Letter to the Public.
Continued from Page one.)

NOHllluSI from rage One.
winter and spring months and up
to July first. If this new project
can be carried through for $500, 900
we have the absolute assurance Of
the money, and if upon examination
it is found feasible contract for
the tunnel work will be given and
work will DC commenced within
the next sixty days. If that is done
the prject will be put under the
Carey Act law and handled the same
as other irrigationa projects in the
state.
Whether or not l remain with
the company and continue its man
agcment depends upon future de-
velopments. l will say, however,
that expect to remain and live in
Mountain Home for a great many
years yet to come. l have a great
many axes to grind and in
Vulnerable debts OF gratitude 10 pay,
and when / sever my connection
with the Great Western Beet Sugar
& OOii'PdhJ IL Will NC NOlu ntdTY ana
without force or coercian and with
ample remuneration for the ten
years of hard work that have put
in the interests of the company.
Thece has been recently
published by unreliable aid ir-
responsible persons the report hat
the concern was going to be re-
organize by Henry H witt, Jr
OF Tacoma and that ow ing to tbi:
reorganization | would retire from
the management. For the intor m.
alton of the people at large | will
say that Henry Hewitt does not n.
template investing another dollar
ia Mountain Home, in fact, he hsl
absolutely and irrevocably said anc
declared that he would OF inves
another dollar under any condition
whatsoever and thatall he want.
is to get water to the land con.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-09-17

sheep, wheat and horses. The pco-
pie are anxious to know what the
Republican party intends doing
about the tariff on articles con-
trolled by the trusts. He evident
ly is not in sympathy with the
President and with Taft for they
10th assert that the tariff must be
revised and they even declare for a
special session of Congress for that
purpose.
The Senator asserts he has been
throu gr three great panics, but he
only talked of one that occurred un-
der a democratic administration.
1t would be interesting to know
what he thinks of the other two.
But he did not state facts con-
corning the pani- of 1898. He says
the democrats did not keep their
word when they promised not to
pass any legislation that would dis
turh business conditions, but that
they passed a tariff bill and brought
on the panic He knows, as ever
intelligent citizen knows, that the
panic of 1893 occurred before a
democratic Congress had even as
sembled, let alone legislated. He
knows, that before President Harri-
son left the White House, the
President Cleveland was forced to
make, had been made. He knows
that the panic was precipitated in
the very beginning of Cleveland s
term and that conditions gradually
improved under Cleveland's admin
istration. He knows that the pan
&c of 1893 would have occurred had
Harrison been reelected. He
knows that any intelligent man
who makes the statements that he
did as to the conditions from 1898
to 1897 assigns the reasons for
those conditions that he did, is in
dulging in demogogy and impos-
ing upon the intelligence of his
audience.
What about the trusts? What
about the guaranteed bank deposit
system What about legislation
by injunction ? What about any of
the great questions that Taft and
Bryan are discussing today9 The
Senator's remarks so far as they
referred to national issues were
confined to the tariff, and on that
subject he touched only mutton
hides and horses.
The people of Mountain Home
were disappointed. They anticipat-
ed treat from our senior Senator
and they he'd every reason to believe
at least that he would look upon
them as being possessed Of a reas-
enable degree of intelligence. The
Senator made mistake, he was
not talking to lot of ignorant, un.
informed people but had before
him as intelligent an audience a.
can be found in the state of Idaho
A United States Senator SHOULD
have done better.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-09-17
ESTRAY NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that l
have in possession the following
described horse: Bay with star in
forehead, weight about 700 pounds.
Branded with a Y upside down
and crossed like a capital T.
If this horse is not claimed be-
fore October 10th, 1908, it will be
sold according to law October IL,
1e0S,a one O'Clock at the court
house.
PERCY COLTHORP,
1921 Mountain Home, Idaho.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-09-17

A large audience greeted Senator
Hepburn at CARROTS Opera House
Wednesday evening. AS il was the
opening speech of the campaign
in our town everybody without re-
gard to political affiliations turned
out to hear hipr- He is a pleasant
speaker, has smooth and forceful
delivery and is decidedly entertain
ing.
Whenever a public speaker advo-
Gates ideas, radically at variance
with the matured thought and sem
timent of the times, that speaker is
that we refer to the entertainment
afforded us IN listening to Senator
Hey burn.
The aristocratic ideas of gov
ernment practically disappeared
from American politics with the
death of Alexander Hamilton and
it is in this day and age amusing
to listen to re who holds to the
idea that only himself and those
who follow him are worthy TO be
considered IS capable of conducting
the affairs of government.
The Senator asserts that only
himself and the 1000 voters who
supported the Republican ticket
with him in 1896, Understood the
principles OF government and were
capable of casting an intelligent
vote. His colleague, Senator Bor-
an was one of the incspables, SO
was every citizen of the state of
Idaho who did not see fit to vote
the Republican ticket that year.
And according to the Senator, every
citizen who, before or since that
date, has exercised his right to ex.
anime the issues and vote accord
ing to his vie VS., is deficient in
intelligence and ignorant of the
principles of government, if for.
sooth his vote was cast against the
Repu blican party. He told the
good people of Mountain Home tina
he had come here to warn then
against the great calamity tina
would befall this nation if any
other than the Republican part,
gained control, he waived tn,
bl cody shirt just little, it il
true for ne knows that the people
will not stand for much of it. H,
praised Taft and wanted your sup
port because he was a better maj
han Bryan, and then he asked yoi
to support the Republican stat
ticket no matter how rotten or cor
rupt might be the records of tn
men upon that ticket. 'fHe frs
walked up the hill and then wake
down again - He talked of tn
tariff, but said nothing of any Pre-
tected articles except wool, hides
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-09-17
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER

For President:
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN.
For Vice President:
JOHN WORTH KERN.
For United States Senator:
c. o. STOCKSLAGER, of Blaine.
For Congressman:
]. L. McCLEAR.
For Governor:
MOSES ALEXANDER, of Ada.
For Lieutenant Governor:
c. A. BOYD, of Bannock.
For Seer etary of State:
w. w. SMELL of Canyon:
For Attorney General:
FRANK MOORE, of Latah:
For State Auditor:
]. A. BRADBURY, of Idaho.
For School Superintendent:
MISS GERTRUDE NOBLE, Boise.
For Treasurer
DAVID L. EVANS, of Oneida.
For Mine Inspector:
HARRY MOORE, of Shoshone.
For Presidential Electors:
JOHN c. RICE of Canyon,
M. D. MILLS, of Nez Perce,
T. c. GALLOWAY of Washington.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-09-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION OF
BOND ISSUE

whereas, Elnore county, ldaho
is indebted on account of lis bonds
issued which the Board of County
Commissioners has examined and
has found and declared and does
hereby find and declare, are the
valid, legal subsisting obligation of
Elmorc County, which become due
as follows:
Fourteen Thousand Dollars on the
list day of July, 1906.
Fourteen Thousand Dollars on the
last day of July 1907.
Fourteen Thousand Dollars on the
1st day of July 1908
WHEREAS, there is no sinking
fund on hand for the payment of
said bonds,
THEREFORE, BE 1T RESOLVED
by the beard of county commits
sionres of Elmore county, Idaho,
that for the purpose of refunding
county, to the amount Of Forty two
Thousand Ia, 00O) dollars which
became due as follows:
Fourteen Thousand dollars on the
LIST day of July, 1906.
Fourteen Thousand Dollars on
the LIST day of July 1907.
Fourteen Thousand Dollars on the
1st day of July, 1908, there are
hereby authorized to be issued re-
funding bonds of Elmore county,
to the amount of forty-two thous-
and t42,0OO) Dollars dated on the
first day of January 1909, bearing
interest evidenced by coupons at
the rate Of five and one-half per
cent per annum, payable semi-an-.
nually. Forty of said bonds shall be
issued in denominations Of one
thousand ($l, o0o) dollars each,
twenty of said bonds in denomina-
tions of one hundred (S100) dollars
each. Four bonds of one thousand
dollars each and two bonds of one
hundred dollars each shall become
due on the LIST day on January in
each of the years 1919 and 1928
! inclusive.
Both principle and interest 4of
said bonds shall be n o lie payable
at the National City Bank of New
York City, New York.
RESOLVED, that the board pu b.
lish in the Maverick, newspaper
published at Mountain Home, Ell
more County, Idaho, most likely to
give notice of intending Purchasers
for five conseucitvee eks the follow
ing notice:
NOT. CE OF ISSUE AND SALE
OF BONDS.
Notice is hereby given that the
board of county commissioners OF
Elmore county, state of Idaho will
issue, negotiate and sell negotiable
coupon refuuding bonds of Elmore
county to the amount of Forty-twe
Thousand Dollars, said bonds to bear
interest at the rate of five and one
half per cent being the bonds men.
toned in ths above resolution.
Said bonds will be sold to the bid
der offering to accept them upor
the best terms and for the lowest
rate of interest. The board reserv
} es the right to reject any aud al
{ bids.
Said bids must be in writins
accompanied by certified CHECK
for ten per cent CT the amour
bid, placed in a sealed envelop,
and filed and deposited with tn,
. clerk of said boaro of county com
. missioners on o. before the l6tI
, day of October 1908.
Said bids will be opened by tn,
board of commissioners on the 16tl
day of October 1908.
FRANK p. AXE,
Chairman
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-09-17
NOTICE

Teachers examination for sec
ond and third grade county certif-
icates will be held at the court
room Oct. /, and 3, 1908.
Beg inning at O'Clock a. m.
LILLE B. VERT.
Co. Supt. Public Instruction.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-20

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