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The Detroit times., 1908-07-28
BOSTON COPPER SALES

BOSTON. Mass, July 2S.-Sales. fur
5.711 Anal. 9,072. Az. ,4SO: Am. ZinC,
co. Anc., Ito; Are, 4e0; Ariz. Com, 735
AtL. 100: Bling. 100; BIOS. Con. 1850;
Bos. a. Cor, i50: Butte Cltn.. 3.22S. G.
Mer., 100; Cop. Range. 500. II. W., 100;
Elm Rlv.. $40: Fr.. az; CIR, s: @. G..
2.9l5, Roy Lilo; LaSal.. $40. Mass.
iSs6 Mex. i25; Mich. sts: Mob. $50:
n. Butte, G,052: Old Col. zoo; o. ID. l.
275 Csc, so; Par, 200: Gu. 1885, Rhode
ISL. $50: ). Fe. ie5; shan. 1925; sup.
2SS; Tam. 460; Trim. 244: oil. SO. u. ).
r.. 1.iS5: do pfd. s6t; Utah Con. 4is:
Wet. l.010; Win, 4l6. Wyan., $50.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-28
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. July 2s.--The cotton
market. this morning started steady.
especially the near months. In the fa?s
OF poor cables. The bulls continued 10
support August later months. while
subject 10 moderate bear pressure
failed to show much weakness and 10
minutes after the start were within a
point or two OF the previous close.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-28
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO.
Report Of Market Opening By sadIer
ROr1ck n CO.. Com mia sion Merchants

Report Of Market Opening By sadIsr.
Rorfck a Co.. Commission Merchants.
BUFFALO. July ESPECIAL. Cat
tle--Receipts light and steady. Hogs
Receipts 1000: mediums aud n.avy.
$685. "a 80; workers. s6.75d6.s5; piss.
s6q6.10. sheep-Receipts light: top
MARKET CLOSE.
EAST BUFFALO, y. Y. July IS
Cattle-Receipts 100, fairly active. frm.
Neals-Receipts 1870. slow and steady
at $5q1.50. Sheep and Lambs-Re-
ceipts 600, lambs slow. 10c lower, sheep
active. steady; spring lambs, s. q 6.25 !;
yearlings. s5q5.25, sheep, s2.75Q45O.
Hogs-Receipts 2,3s0, slow. n 10c low
err; workers.. 1926 a $50. pigs, $500 a. g.,
heavy and mixed. 500 G6.s5: roushs.
1926 a $50; stays, s4q4.50.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO, July 2s.-Hogs-Recelpt
10000. market weak at yesterdays
average; light S5.s0qG50; bulk. S6l5
m6.40; mixed. $3.50 $50. pigs. $5,154
5.95; heavy. s5.90@666; workers.. s6JS
@6.45: roughs. S5.90q6l5. good 20
choice heavies, S515@ 6.65. Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1000. market weak, shade low
er: beeves. $3.s017.s0 Texas steers.
$3.60@5.26; western steers, S3.S0H5.S0.
stockers and feeders. $3.50 44.45. cows
and heifers, $i.65 a $50; calves, $3.50
725. Sheep-Receipts 5000. market
generally steady; native, $3.50 q 4.60;
western. s2.76 n 49, yearlings. $3.50 u
$40; lambe. natives. 34.50Q650. west
ern, 81 90 fD6. 60.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-28
u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
l03&: do. coup, 103% u l04h new IS
reg. 100 a i00H: do. coup, 1908. glOi u !;
new IS reg. 1904 ql2lA; do coup,
l22k ql23k.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-28
BROWNS WHILE BATHING.

MARQUETTE, Mich, July Is
Especially Bert Sedgman. aged 80, or
OF Ishpeming, was drowned In the Es-
canada river. last night, while bath
ing
The Detroit times., 1908-07-28

Mrs. Il. ". Howe wns burned about
the hands by the explosion of "a gas
oline stove in her home, No. III Au-
relia-st Tuesday morning. Tie
house was damaged To the extent OF
$3.50.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-28
JUDGE PHELAN HAS
POSER TO SETTLE

Whether the law passed by the
legislature in 1906, regulating the use
and speed of automobiles and other
motor vehicles. abrogates the whole
OF the city ordinance relating to auto
mobiles or only those portions OF 1t
in conflict with the state law is the
question Judge Phelan has been
called on to determine in the case of
Fred Wasmund. 15-year-old boy,
charged with violating the ordinance
in that he is under the age limit Ak
ed in that ordinance. The case was
argued in chambers by Assistant Cor
poration Counsel Tom Penniman.
Tuesday morning. and Judge Phelan
now has the mater under considera-
ton.
The ordinance prohibits person
under 16 years OF age from operating
automobiles. The state law makes no
such provision and repeats all ordin-
anoes and acts inconsistent with that
act. The police have received several
complaints against the operation OF
autos by young boys and girls, and.
through the corporation counsel, har
decided TO put the matter up to thu
court In the form Of test case.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-28

The funeral of Louis Tborner, who wss
q member Of the jury that freed
Percy Bowin, the alleged slayer Of
Mrs WEIGH. was held Monday ef-
ternoon from his late home. No. 29s
Hontcalm-st. east. Judge James
Phelan and Leonard Art or Shaper-
no tent h. O. T. NJ. conducted the
services. Interment was I'm the Jew
ish cemetery.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-28

Elmer Grunow, seven years old, of No.
IOAO Nnn Dyke-aNe.. was watching a
Are at No lS4g Van Dyke-ave., Mon
day night. when another boy threw
hts cap into the street. In trying to
recover II, Elmer got In the way of
fire department supply wagon and
was Knocked down. one OF the wheels
passing over his abdomen. He was
not seriously Injured. however. Do
w ~. Pierce IS attending him
The Detroit times., 1908-07-28

Job Printing done right Times Print-
ting Co. 10 John R.-st. Phone 1893.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-27
Why NOT WAKE Up AND PULL TOGETHER?

For years Beb7 Accoum Bert7 Peue tried to ginger up
shosion aud set}bu they couldn't do They
for enpasis csu cfsbu how margeousy they have made
goedt ihr o Twin Falls built Dreams more
school children diam She whole population Of shoshoue The property
valuation sif than an shoshone The en-.
thusn DO Square block along their than the
emtnea progressive enthusiasm oi Shoshone
have hFouei there would make shoshoue look like bankrupt They
have brought uta aola ounbut through shoshouche
stmen Of us The North Side project buyers already Tor
10000 on, Of M 10000 Of project county we
ead re those two yisioaare encourage like
stay here Il u-ud hs worth while
ooolns JEROME the enterprise the company war
rants f belief they viii do will puddin slang
ior d-gaeFiu easyior either money give
enc eonn better house than here and
te enough ,h county away division sta
fion eas moved asHy Fine prospect, isn't ICE
y ~hohpn would make nfre lot Of the moss all
ts bloc sftea through which has looked shops moved
and throw che hammers sges that have made
die IKE boiler factory shoshone might opportunities al
sopi ~ j 10 lost
So-ons has electric lights works good some
other excellent features which receive passive support we'd
Al get and boiler about Advantages damning them
sit faint praise open would double both
their yal6e
The Journal has proposed plans for better shoshone Buit
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-27
NEW LANDING RECORD.
81 Ewes Start the Season With Cd
FriSky Lambs.

The record made by Governor Good
mg's thoroughbred sheep at Gooding this
spring is pretty hard to beat. One
bunch of 81 ewes brought "a lambs.
Each of thirty of them had three, and
the other one gave birth to four fine
healthy lambs. One band of 426 ewes
that have been started out on the range
have $50 lambs. Up to the present
there have been 800 ewes to lamb, and
their total increase for the entirs 800
is l27 per cent That is a sheep record
that is pretty hard to beat, and if any
other sheep man can beat it the Journal
would be pleased to publish his record.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-27

Notice Is hereby given that ut 10 a. m.. on .rs
Iiqs a. "a l'iit ta''- rfnau. County oil
= proof viii bc suhI .itted III. c,,,,,,i..
OF works for the dl .t..s RI .nhie VIZ.
second OF the water lI ~.ff. NJ I y
and tunnel iu blur .fr ,r ar r., GA. =
ance with the terms .a s..u .f-.,,s -
tain permit hcretOfof. MIX f1. So, ~
gIneer of tine Stale of Idaho @
me name of the person holdiua s.f1
permit is Joseph =. Weech
= ne postotiicc address of such nersnn o-
the place Of business OF such corp1rafinIt l.
niger man, county OF Lincoln. State of fdaho
. me number OF su, h permit is 1910 a,f
April +. 1905 WI" o.
l. said water 10 DE used Tor irrigation and
domestic purposes ''''
D. said works of diversion will be fuIv
compieied on the date set for such comrIeriol,
ana ne amount of water which said NorkSar.
capable OF conducting 10 the place of intended
use ~ accordancc with the plans accom- ls,r,v
ing the Application f0rsuch permit is No 2tIiif.
rect per second.
o. Inc amount of lands for which said ,yat.-
Is HFalhoie j. so acres particularly descril-I
Is loiioWs NV ar Sc ar. SW ar Nj ar. \ h,if
on ar, , hall NV or. NV ar Nv ar secfinn f3.
~ ar Z Or, half Sc ar. f half SW ar SFnt
y a. NJ gr section II; $ half Sc ar section
J. ,oN IrSM q section r township south
-, no ~ JAS. STEPHENSON. JR
c" 60 iaI - State Engineer
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-27
FRED ". GOODING HOME AGAIN.
Returns to ShOshOne From His
SOiOurn in WASHINGTON, D. c.

Fred W. Gooding, president Of the
National Wool Growers Association,
returned this week to Shoshone, accom-
panied BY Mrs. Gooding and Dr. Smith
Of Boise. Mr.. Gooding went to Wash
ington early in the year, to lay some
matters Of importance to the sheep
men befc re the proper congressional
committees. While there, he was
taken i'll with typhoid fever, and was
in bed for month. Though he was so
i'll that he could barely walk when he
started home, he gained strength with
every mile Of westward travel, and is
now in pretty good shape.
Mr. Gooding says that their interview
with President Roosevelt on the sheep
limit for stock trains was as satisfac-
tory as anything could possibly be.
The president was as cordial as if they
had been lifetime friends, and they
ehatted over the matter as among
themselves. He wheeled the cabinet
hairs around for the visitors, and they
iat in the seats of the mighty as much
Il home as in their own homes.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-27
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Many Plead I GuiIty-Lisht Civil
Docket.

Out of seven criminal eases before
the district court which Judge f. A.
Walters convened Monday. March %,
five pleaded guilty and two passed to
trial
John Grove plead guilty to grand lar
ceny.
John Norman says his true name is
Carl Nowak, plead guilty and will be
sentenced on the 2Sth.
Harry Smith plead guilty to forgery
and sentence viii bepassed ON the 2sth.
Chas. H. McClernard made plea of
guilty to grand larceny and viii receive
sentence on the 2Sth.
J. C.ECircle admits his guilt on the
charge Of forgery and sentence win be
pronounced Saturday.
The trial of Ray Harrison. on the
charge Of grand larceny, comes off on
the 9th in the afternoon.
The State of Idaho VS.. J. c. Brasil
ear, on the charge of assault. appealed
from thebustice court was brought to
trial Thursday. the 26th. and the jury
returned verdict of not guilty.
There mas been much misapprehen-
sion concerning this case. Prof. Brash-
ear was accused of whipping boy on
the streets of Hepburn but the lad was
never a.pupi in the professors school.
But Prof Brashear maintained from
the first that he never touched the boy
and that it was a malicious prosecu-
ton. The jury of twelve men decided
in his favor. The first ballot stood ten
to two in favor of acquittal and the
second ballot was unanimous.
The Civil docket was very light. In
The case of James Hogan VS.. Florence
Hogan, for divorce, a decree of divorce
vas granted.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-27

Moscow University students add
ed an unscheduled number to the
performance at the Crystal Theater
Sunday night. The theater is a
moving picture, popular song con
Germ. and has employed as singers
some Of the students during the past
months, One of these was dis
missed and student from Pullman
put in his place. and after the new
performer had made his first ap-
pearanee a crowd of the local stu
dents called for Wilson, the former
singer, and refused TO hear the
new employe, doing a little lock-
step promenade around the theater
% emphasize their requests.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-27
CELESTIAL MARRIAGES.

Nhaiesr s. as have wished rabd Aormon-batcr a
eaneee he 'ee ID The uprlpe Idaho eona
tton % nsias tae eizens franchise believes ia eels
tal and aifiafeha marriage solely az ihe pe Of po
eAny Aaa osany and not AZ aty religious belief
Ihf court
'cee.ta pntrarcbal marriage. to be participated IL ii
&c nest wod e the atre e eanno bee crimes here and
hl ia uodsr civil and .ellmale government when
efef under sti designation, any other name
man takes unto himself more than we during any given
aad pfobaed By i6e organic aa Il he state
'ea.'laiioes and .t'tu care nothing about what
believe nith reference czistence they are
y i AH,'le,n lni'a 70 proe. man inanythiqg
ny gsi with peiei out 8ith acts aud practices and teach
There has been dposoa The part II rational Idaho TO at
se the religious element - Maon-m Political and business unity
n the 81 religion che state has been one
objection plural marriages are Of course AS repugnant To- eoy
uonal morals the law The cty political question
70 be settled % election dranchsed even for adj
'eeetns and executing sucb combination this
that 80 lawyer not Dubois would question into court
me other question more vital Since poygmy
Jaw 81 right ennze offender or the teacher or albeit
Tor Of poyeamy 70 m right punish any cher
''np'or against the law In Idaho imprisonment punish.
ent named for the pamt and dsianchsemen the conspr
aoF 90 commit poygamy The the religious belief in
celestial marriage beyond the grave not polyev. that the ct
hon ahmed only 80 rofsamy ia This i could e4e for the
world % come Therefore aoned tcei celestial marriages
chat i ug' lead q then elrt marriage q inc c. 81
- MoHutnsm.
fhs decision ioas attempt to leaoo sal arrageotbor than
= sy ai p s Religious hai chat abrogae
7t ' e'sutatop so long H dl uo plot practice violation OF
human ss Joe GENTLE Interpretation IS tn il sanctions plural
marriage So he world % Since secret te oniv he Nor
nous themselves gan eI what means Bu ,iuee mere belief
may e. e legal 90 beeee man o have dozen The world
10 AZ H or bp indian look happy hunting grou or
he orthodox Christian belief ia punishment or reward or
ht NaiioHt n transitional purgaoy the Buddhist dream. n
w Nr'aua o. eternal the atheist all beyond
he the ytaeor belief ia the passing of souls into beasts
= nto other oncs deeds bad good are mental at
processes only whether bes foolish ecvatng o
very man TO settle with his his The court
es drawn lga Zine between belief aud practice The echerous III
abhoueoi belief not hr neghbor whether he does
oes not know that hold such belief only when these beliefs nj
we pul into practice that they legally aconabe Mormon
t ~ '' F''"s' :" "'oN'Vo ioyeauy IN ldaho' then WI
IVY W ' 'D3s' "e CONSTITUTION Whatever celestial marriage 70
lear @ them beyond ths grave sal
Chief Justice Ah the opinion which concurre in ON an Up
oi1t by la.tlce. Sullivan and stewart do
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-27
WILL PROTECT THE
INNOCENT Buyer
SMALL PURCHASERS WILL NOT
BE DISTURBED WHEN LAND
GRANT IS FORFEITED.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Honapartc says
Farmers and irruitgpoWers Need
Have NO Fear of Outcome.

Washington The status OF pur
rhasers OF granted land in good faitl
from the Oregon & California rail
road company, and their rights under
I the law. were set forth in some detail
az the hearings before the House
commltte The provisions of the
grant prohibit sales except to actual
settlers In limited quantities and at a
limited price by necessary impli-
cation e permits sales OF the kind
mentioned
This provision OF the grant is a
condition subsequent for breach Of
which the Cover ment has right of
forfeiture However, condition
subsequent Is not seli-executing
Upon the breach of the condition title
does not automatically revert to the
srantor SO that until the Govern
menl IN some way asserts rights Of
forfeiture. title remains unimpaired
Ia the railroad company. with full
authority TO make sales to actual
settlers lr The manner provided In
the grant After forfeiture Is claimed
40 further sales of any kind can be
made by the railroad company, il
the contention of the Government is
correct HUT all sales made within
the terms of the grant VIII be valid
aud will be in no way affected either
oy the Fulton resolution or by any
suits that will be commenced.
Attorney General Ronaparte In his
statement said that where land had I
been conveyed in quantities slightly I
m excess of t60 acres. to farmers or (
there was no substan- .
iai violation OF the real spirit OF the /
aw and that the Government could (
consistently refrain from attacking
Of tina; class The Inn
,ression was given that purchasers
Il this typle viii not be disturbed
md viii ultimately be confirmed in
heir title. The same is true OF
lctual settlers who bought small
Quantities o, land and paid more
han s2.5O per acre for Il.
Two million acres OF land in Cali
ornia and Oregon vested in the
lregon and California Railroad
ompsny, owned by the Central
acific. aud controlled by +. II. Har-
Imsn. will be subjected to suits
" recovery OF title by the United
tates. II action taken by the COM
,ittee on public lands is sustained
y th. house. - ~
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-27

The san Francisco bar for resolution
4 censring the Tor Cal ona supreme
possible decisions the scmtz They said OF
better than exaggerated heraorsh thin
skinned court which properly object criticism suspicion
no reputable newspapeanl newspapers reputabee
res 70 wiulg bcken another good pub
ne Officials ever magued for though acts
10 almost always the that corrupt
preserve M honor like the vicious strenuousy
lends the ae -hrsd7 Of lost reputation, while the viruou
woman Of po character reputation crashed instead OF
reused by attack ion thing consideration for hon
e even though sometimes mistaken Judgments another thing for
corrupt court or official suppress by any crooked
deas There reasonable doubt California court
stands IN the estimation OF the San Francisco bar
- petition being circulated asking The pardon board 10 commute
Orchards sentence said that Mrs steunenburg is to sign
the paper Orchards life is Justly forfeit crimes for the whole
reasonable world believes that be guilty he aims He
' not "k Tor enency the from Orchard
offers 70 pay the price for his crimes mentally he already paid it.
h 7 case the journal avo Communication. The original cnspir
tors can not now be reached why spill the blood minor criminal
ia The hna analysis the only brave and in the bunch lust
beaase be told and believed enough to get conviction on the
same evidence that did no convict the princpals2
Steve Adam who confessed story and then repied
ns confession % be defended BY the Western Federation when he fear
"a me state would hang him for bis other murders has been forsae
by hs qnondan friends He Jail Telluride Colorado held for
arous murders He complains bitterly way the Federation II
os deserted him since the Meyer dismissed steve seems
ave made bad guess his ieudamo bad as his choice Of
livelihood Maybe he will tell the story aganthough the peoe he it
eye it without his aid 81
- s: ed
The only rational thing for the republican state convention 70 do in tn
" matter Is 70 give senator Hepburn endorsement and
omnaton This viii eliminate the customary long bitter senatorial be
gh in the legislature give the lawmakers chance to l 49, 1t
ded laws Besides wall retain the services Idaho can SCI
afford to lose. l
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-27
BIG FRUIT COMPANY.
Large DOings in Prospect Across
the River.

S. H. Bolton and E. 0. Weston,
president and secretary and treasurer
Of the Twin Falls Realty company of
Twin Falls, drove over to our c'tv
enroute to Nampa and Pocatello, one
departing for the west the other the
east. Mr.. Bolton says business on the
Twin Falls tract is improving. He is
the party who successfully financed and
Incorporated and formed the Ferguson
Fruit and Land company of Twin Falls,
Idaho Incorporating for 500. 600 cap
ital, fully paid up and worcestershire.
Eighty per cent. of said stock has been
subscribed before the charter is grant
ed from the state and all will be sold
that is for sale by April l. Twenty
horses and a large number of men will /
begin work on the 1000 acres at once.
1t is expected this company will put I'M
der cultivation 800 acres of land this
season, largely to oats. Some potatoes.
wheat and rye will be grown. All the
ground will be sown to Red clover for
Seeu' Tor Whlcn the Twin Falls tract is
becoming quite famous. The officers of
-he company are as follows D. G.
Ferguson, president; Geo. II. barrow.
'ee-president and manager; S. H. Boil {
on, secretary and treasurer. +
The company owns and viii grow this C
ear 100, 600 apple CRAFTS in their own
ursery Of standard varieties, such as 2
onathan, Rome Beauties, Winesaps,
rimes Golden andothers. The idea of 7
ne directors of this tract is to plant 10 |.
cres Of each 40-acre tract in apples. H
nus colonizing the tract into 80 fami- :
IS the second year The town of Fer 81
lson is among the probabilities, to be
tuated in tee center of this famous
act Of land ds
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-27

Notice is hereby given that VIM Sims did on
the 18th day of February, lAS, at his place on
Big Wood river in shoShOne precinct take up
one estray red and white steer about three
years old, with brand resembling : on left
hip, crop and under bit on left ear.
Unless the owner of above animal claims
same and pays all charges, same will be sold
according TO law on Saturday, March Is, 1905,
Al so clock p. m al the above named ranch
NJ. L. KIDwEIL.
Mar 6-2s Constable Shoshone Precinct
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-27

Washington, March China,
through Minister WI. has extended
cordial invitation for the Ameri-
can battleship fleet TO stop in China
on its way around the world.
Information has reached the Navy
Department that New Zealand and
Tasmania have similar invitations
On the way by mail.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-27
Notice to Creditors.

Estate OF A. J. Bandy deceased
Notce Is hereby given by the UNDERSIGNED
aulhlhlstrator OF the estate Of 4. j. Bandv. de-
ceased TO the creditors of ana sli person.
having claims against the said deceased to
eNhlbit them with the necessary vouchers
Wl!hih iour months after the first publication
OF ms notice to the said administrator county
OF Llncoin' state OF Idaho. All claims to IL.
presented to Frank 7. Disney. i'm Shoshon, Ida
FRANK T DISNEY
NJ so, Administration of The estate of
VI l'-Apr y. y. Bandy. deceased
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-27

Estate OF Hettie Waddell deceased
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned
administrator OF the estate OF Hettie Waddell
deceased. TO the creditors of and an person.
having claims against the said deceased, TO ex-
hibit them with the necessary vouchers, with
In four months after the FIRST publication OF
this notice, 20 the said administrators. at Good
ing. Lincoln county idaho
Dated March 18th, 1905
,losEPH W ROBERTSON.
Administrators Of the Estate Of Hettie Waddell.
deceased. Mar 2lAnr II
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-27

And IN accordance with law and an order OF
the Board of Directors made on the 18th day OF
March. i9tS, SO many shares Of each parcel Of
such stock as may be necessary will be sold ut
public auction az the office of the President at
Hagermant Lincoln county. Idaho, on Satur-
day, April Is, 1905, at the hour of one O'Clock D.
m. OF said day TO pay said delinquent assess
ment together with cost Of advertising and ex-
penscS of sale
Mar 27-Apr IL F. v CoNKIrN Secretary
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-27

will help any rational improvement plan But the foolish
old knockknoek and coang Nevefmore like oes
to be cut ont for evermore.
Now who viii start something cleerul2
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-03-27
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Hagerman, Idaho. March "a. 1905
Office OF the Big Bend Irrigation and Mining
Co Ltd.
There are delinquent upon the following de
scrited stock ON account of assessment No /
levied ON the 18th day of January 1905 the
several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders. as follows: