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Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-20
SUGAR and Coffee

NEW YORK. June 19.-Coffee futures closed
steady. net points higher TO points lower;
sales were reported of 1900 bags, including
July, Sept and Dec at 5.S5c; spot. quiet; NO
Rio, 6Ac; No. Santos s$ac' mi'd' ouii' Sor-
dova, 9%012s4c. ~
trifugal SO test, 4.S1c; molasses sugar. s'ooc'
refined steady.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-20
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

o Shipments Of oranges and lemons (
3 from Los Angeles Wednesday, june II, (
8 were 90 carloads Of oranges and 20 (
3 carloads OF lemons.
3 Total to date there wero shipped (
B 25,O81 carloads, of which STAG were (
D lemons.
3 Last season to date there were ship (
B ped 1906 carloads, Of which 22S7 were (
D lemons.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-20
Cotton and Wool

NEW YORK, June 19.--Cotton, steady;
spot closed steady. loo higher: middling up
lands. s12.2o; middling gulf. s1245. Sales
1900 bags Y
Cotton, spots steady; middling, 11Mc.
ST. LOUIS, June 19.-Wool, steady; med
ium grades combing and clothing. 100 zoe;
light fine 141s @15c; heavy fine. 11@11Kci
tub washed. t9@26c.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-20
Market Ranges

NEW YORK, Juno 19.--Flour. receipts 219
bills. exports 1920 bbls.; dull and easy;
winter straights. $415@4. 30; do extras. $.34O@
S.45; do patents, SS35QS.70; winter low grades,
SO. 40Q3.S5.
Wheat-Recepts 1900 bushels; spot easy;
No. red. CSC elevator; No. red. csc f. o. b.,
afoat; No. northern Duluth. $1.1Sss E.. o. b.
afoat: No. hard winter, $104% +. o. b,
afoat 1t was not until late afternoon that
wheat reflected the bearish crop and weather
news today. being previously upheld by bulls
present. In the final break, however, prices
dropped over 1c a bushel and closed 5sQ1c net
lower; July. 955sQ96c, closed at 95Ac; Sept.
92sQ94c. closed at 92hc.
PORTLAND. June 19.-CIub wheat, s66S7c;
buestem, 86QS7ci red. S4Qs5c.
TACOMA. June 19.-Wheat. unchanged; blue
stem, SSc; club. SEC; red. s4c.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-20
San Francisco shIpplna

Steamer James S. Higgins. San Pedro;
steamer Whittier. San Pedro; steamer Helen
P. Drew, San Diego.
Sailed: Steamer Shan-Yak San Pedro;
steamer ]. B. Setson, San Pedro.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-20

If your advertising today were
of some other store than your
own, HOW WOULD 1T I'M
PRESS YOU7 Can you see your
advertised self as others see you9
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-20
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

q NEW YORK, June 19.-Copper, lake 4
q s12.s71k@ 1900, electrolytic $I2.871x@ 4
8 1900, casting $12.50@12.671z.
@ Lead, S4.4711 Q4.5252.
8 Tin, $685. @l2M.
o Silver, $3.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-20
Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON June 1s.-Today's statement
O; the treasury balances, exclusive OF the
si50, 600 900 gold reserve. shows: Available cash
balance, $23e, 497,9 23; gold coin and bullion.
$40 sos, s69; gold certificates, sS1. 25s.se6.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-20
coIumbla peoIares Dividend

The Columbia OIL Producing company has de-
olared its regular dividend OF Mc per share
anc an extra dividend Of ,sc per shaIe. pay
able on June rs.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-20

Wheat No. uoo ibs.j. $50; wheat.
Q0O-lb. sacks). No. i. t1.95; corn 600 los.),
$3.50; cracked corn 600 lbs.), r.95; feed
meal 200 lbs.), $500; rolled barley lOO
lts), $1.70; oil cake meal 200 lbs), $50;
shorts Goo lbs.). 81. so; bran, heavy Q0o lbs.),
N65.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-20
Afternoon Sales

1000 Mayfower Cons. SIC cash; 900 Fraction
&c; 500 Ole; 400 &c., 5000 Johnnie lie.
Morning Sales
1000 Bulfrog Homestake sic; 1000 Booth 15izc;
200 Combination Fraction AGO. 1000 Dixie 11sc;
100 Daisy, nc; 5000 Florence lie; 500 Jim But
Ter &c. 100 Jumbo Elk. 25c; 5000 Johnnie lie;
1000 Mayfower Cons. SIC; 1000 Triangle SIC.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-20
Equitable Savings Bank
BANK CLEARINGS

NEW YORK, June 1e.-Bradstreets bank
clearings report for the week ending June IL.
shows an aggregate OF 81, 163, $1,000 as against
49, 22s O49 900 last week and $685. 14S0o0 IN the
MISREPRESENTATION ueek last wear Dec.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-20
Los ANGELES HERAID SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE 1908.
TURN IN EGGS CAUSES
SUDDEN 0NE-cENT DROP
DAILY RECEIPTS INCREASE AND
THE DEMAND sHRlNKs
First Pears Of Season Arrive--Cher-
rIes and Berries In Sufficient Sup
ply to Meet Heavy
Demand

Eggs took q sudden turn yesterday and de-
clined 1c, drop affecting both ranch and
eastern stock. The cause Is said to be an in
OF ease In receipts and a falling on In the
demand. The new quotation on ranch eggs is
210l22 and zoe for eastern eggs.
The first pears OF the season reached the
local market yesterday. The shipment, which
consisted of only S boxes, came from Stock
ton The pears were in fine condition and met
with a good sale at sl.5o a box.
Apricots, plums and peaches are loosening
UP and reaching market in greater quantity
The stock as yet is not fancy. except in an &C.
casional small shipment of apricots But
&C mmencng next week the best peaches are
expected to be on hand. The freestones will
then commence mixed car of select april
morning from Tulare county.
For the first time this week there were
enough cherries to meet the demand. which is
unusually heavy. The receipts yesterday
amounted to 1900 boxes. Cherries maintained
the same top price but sold as low as &c for
inferior stock There were plenty of straw
berries and logan berries, but raspberries were
limited. Prices were unchanged. The de-
mand excellent.
Receipts of cantaloupes were heavy and
equal to the demand. Prices were the same.
Orange prices holding up remarkably well
in view of the fact that the demand is light
Summer squash declined to 30040c a box.
All other green stuff and vegetables sold at
the prevailing quotations There were a few
boxes of new apples, the fruit selling at 90cQ
81 so a box.
Trading on the produce exchange was fair
Sales 10 cases of northern fresh cheese. 10
of long horn cheese and Is cases of
ranch eggs
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-20
FLOUR AND FEED PRICES
AT LOS ANGELES MILLS

The following quotations prevail at the
Capitol mills:
MEALS PER 100 LBS. IN SACKS
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-20
FINANCIAL

LOS ANGELES, June 19.-Bank clearings
were $1.2S3, 364.62, against S162S,251.25 for the
corresponding date last year, decrease of
$A4,sS6.6S. Following is a comparative state
ment:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-20

Complete reports Of all the sports In the
Sunday green section
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-20

Rolled wheat in bills. net W.T.. 1875 lbs,
per Dbl ..'....s.... $A25
Rolled wheat in sacks. net W.T. so lbs.
per sack ......... ~. 1850
Buckwheat -four (bulk seamless sacks),
100 lbs. ........... ...s....... 4. 90
Buckwheat -four. pure (bulk seamless
sacksl. 100 lbs. ................. L. As
FLOUR PER BBL
Capitol. made Of eastern and Califor-
MIA wheat blended $3.50
Aurora ........... ........'s......... $40
Mikado ............. ................ 500
Trophy .....:........ ......:........ Ls0
No. / hard (bakers) made of eastern
hard wheat .....:.......:......... 500
Canitol. bakers extra eastern and
California wheat blended. ........ &. 40
Our Giant (bakers'). eastern and Cali
fornia wheat blended. ............... $50
Eclipse ........... ::.'....:.....:... $50
n PEIs Inn =
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-20
MINING QUOTATIONS

Yesterdays quotations Of the Los Angeles
Nevada Mining Stock exchange were:
California
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-20
CHICAGO GRAIN


CHICAGO, June 19.-weakness in the wheat
market developed late In the day after peri
cd of extreme nervousness. The market opened
firm on a good demand by several of the lead
ing commission houses, but an easier tone
soon resulted from liberal realizing by local
holders, who based their action on the abb
sence OF rain in the southwest where harvest
ing is in progress News OF the day was
about evenly divided and in consequence prices
nuctuated nervously until the final hour when
the sentiment became bearish and remained
heavy the remainder OF the day. A poor de-
mand for cash wheat helped to weaken the
market late In the session. The close was
weak. July opened unchanged to Nc higher
at S8MQSSc advanced to SShc and then de-
clined to STAG The close was at S7A987bc.
Corn was strong most of the day and July
touched a new high record mark for the sea-
son when It sold at 70lsc per bushel. The
close was steady July opened AQNc higher
at 691k@97hc, advanced at e715c and closed at
69Ac.
Reports of damage TO the growing crop in
Illinois caused strength in the oats market
prices at the high point being nearly 1c above
Yesterdays close. July opened at 451Ac sold
off to 454c and then advanced to ACC, with the
close at 45%c.
Provisions were firm at the start because OF
the strength of coarse grains. but offerings
became liberal later in the day. causing
moderate weakness. At the close September
pork off 10c. lard was also 1Oc down and
ribs were 5Q71ac lower.
Market Ranges
wheat-July. s7A9s7Ac; Sept $3.50; Dec.
Corn~July esAc; Sept esh@ssAc; Dec. 5s%c.
oats--July. old. 45Ac; new. 441sc; Sept. SSAQ
3Ssse
Cash quotations were follows:
Flour. easy: No. spring wheat, 95c@s101;
No. red, 91MQ9219c; No. corn, 7OikQ71c: No.
2 yellow. 7Sh@74c; No. Q white oats. 5lA@53A;
No. 2 rye. 7S980c: fair to choice mailing bar
ley, 56Q62c; No. l northwestern faxseed, $1.2S;
prime timothy seed. $3.50; short ribs, sides,
loose. s7.62isQS; mess pork. per bbl.. $14.30@
14.4O lard, per 100 lbs, $s.771k; short clear
sides. boxed. ssQS.25; whisky. basis of high
Wi
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-20
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE

Official sales-1O Associated Oil at s26.75; 1000
Columbia Oil at 73hc.
Bonds
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-20
New York Bonds

NEW YORK. June 19.--The following were
official closing quotations today:
u rfdg rs reg .1041s Jap AIS ........... SO
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-20
New York Stocks

NEW YORK, June 1s.--Following were
the closing quotations today:
gaIea High Low Closing |
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-20
San Francisco Mining Stocks

AN FRANCISCO, June 1e.-Following were
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-29
A STATE FORESTRY BUREAU.

The Journa recognizes the forestry preservation
broadcast and lasting principles government-he
alton OF resources against the future oecowdg and scarcity The
idea will grow, and agitation will only fan IT,
Whether we like Idaho has and will
forest apeny The mpoyent popuous East having
iony destroyed is timber awakens the alarming
OF forest preservation for los selfish needs IL
woool preserve and Idaho reserves
1t without trees il Is but still that overwhelming
will hang The forest reserve though paseed
Death Valley Sahara the Polar will get gnor
ant teated treeove votes; and the Journal reguy
cat that this gnony majority 90 OF
an IL branded Forest though be bald billiard
ball and az barren Gehenna
However since the heroic per about
$1,000 square miles idaho make the country
here must 10 ought make pay way
e. sc do this2
The Journal believes that Idaho might get millions by cooperation
where we should get only ignomnou padding fight
could De the pioneer constructive eaon Establish for
estry commission the best go deep into
the subject theoretical lines forestry condition ia Idaho
The real effect ock grazing Idaho forests grazing watersheds
where there which have been resered
iorestaton the flow in Idaho legitimate Idaho
citizens ON the the possible reioresng barren
~ short rational study Of idaho standpoint OF
the Wasngsn theot who make general laws that
acty IT. hu ahoan who knows definitely what needs
No other state has such commission. No other
badly for no other state has 40 OF up
serves Idaho could afford spend 10000 year bring the
sources Of this into activity This could be by study
and Intelligent oopcron state instead Of national should
b. goal al the would join rational
Why should o Idaho lead9
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-29

In mastery arragnmen OF the forest
Of forest mentioned upon the floor of
the senate affidavit sent by Edw Barber Journal telling
how forest supervisors pack spy upon the National
Woogrowers Association salt Lake disputed the
facts producing letter purpong dscredt affidavit M Bar
Der replies follows:
an January 1907 while working reporter daily
the Federal building Of Boise being regular
office Of he for the Sawo0t
Berg ranger OF the Sawtot the habit visiting
these offices day and we'll acquainted
and most Of the rangers rules by which the
forest employees regulated aud knew that
Boise % that particular time special the
feaso" Tor hs eng on his az at time and
WHICH instructed hm Boise and proceed
tend the meet the National Woolgrowers Association which was
% meet there that ne This letter authorized Berg charge
ne Tor lae trip to the hay and grain account There
Der Of forest employees tho office and the letter commented on
and we joined ID Joking Berg and asking expected TO shin
bale OF aYor sack The 10 me pe
lar Instruction impressed my memory With the wording
knew at the time shown She that expected 10
publish ANYTHING about it, In fact not hunting
acy that kind news
Something more than year afterwards reminded incident
y this interview while talking with Fred W Goodng
sns ihe admin aton OF the forest service and related
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-29
SHOSHONE ON THE BOOM.

Journal the ulness its the
emptiness OF its purse spoke unpaatabe words sho
hone lack enterprise 1t personal grievance but
call conditions could easily be remedied
Il POPULAR hardly than oil qui
nine and wasn't very mannery give unlimited But either
that christian something has brought about wonderful
change in Shoshone. Here of the results
A live Commercial Club with 40 members.
Heavy local subscriptions the Brush Tonic Company
keep here the promising industries in Idaho
Promise of large local subscriptions creamery, mill and
laundry
The purchase adjoining town. plat
Twice the most liberal subscription made here 18th of
July celebration
A mild enthusiasm for a park
general optimism the town known in years.
Shoshone should be good 1t good today; will
be better and every day if the people will only pull together
they're starting do Shohone half promising
light now; get together people
than OF any outside influence Fine isn't it, feel that be-
just what choose o be?
any mans while to read in this issue Gov Good
n address before the governors called ago
Washington by President
orator. trained down fine Dsarean grace polished speech
learned how natural aruous experience
forests the fields the and the ranges Idaho The
the decainer though they tnked like liquid
would still make little impressions the less arfu presentation
viii burn into the memory and the life Goodng
Of the honored places the whole program which up
with view to getting facts ncies; and he filled eminenty well
Idaho has been earning envbe for sober thinking
common sense; and this address is OF the
norma at Po
ao BOISE and Occur Aene These schools
hed by the last legislature for the purpose raising the general
hOp standard OF the by providing cheap and place
MI excellent piece of legislation daho percentage of litter
among the smallest the United today largely
excellent schools anything that will help
clip the already good schools beyond price.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-29
BUILDING A NEW MILL.
lizard Times" No Drawback to the
BOStOn.IdahO Mine.

The BOston-Idaho mine company, on
Bayle Mountain, above Ketchum, have
contracted with Chalmers & Williams,
of Chicago, for complete new mill Of
100 tons daily capacity, to be built at
once. 1t will have two Huntington
rolls, rooster for zinc ores, conoen-
TRAITOR, magnetic separator, a water
driven electric light and drill INSTALL
alton, and altogether it will be one of
the most complete plants in the state.
they have large body of high grade
zinc ore, the richest of which they ex
pect to begin shipping within a few
weeks.
Manager Pierce. accompanied by
Messrs Buckley, Diamond and Calhoon.
eastern stockholders. went up to the
property the first of the week.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-29
THE REPUBLICAN STATE PLATFORM.

Here the platform adopted the republican convention
Wallace Nay
"lhc republicans Of Idaho in convention assembled hereby
their allegiance % the great national party the party pro-
lection Of American labor industries, whose achieve
began W the administration Of Abraham Lincoln and
continued tie present We declare ourselves
aaby ia favor Of the republican principle protection APP
piled 20 materials well 10 manufactured articles produc
ed n the United states
eve hereby Hdoe the honest wise and courageous admins
taon Of Theodore Roosevelt which the benefits
the people has been surpassed by and equaed by pre-
ylous administrations
We commend the mastery ability and ree vigilance with
which distinguished fellow citizens, Senators Weldon b. Hey
burn and William h. Borah Congressman Burton L. French
have represented the people Of Idaho the Congress OF the United
eve hereby commend the present administration the
ceasiu ia which the states business has been transacted
and which largely factor the development progress and
prosperity Of Idaho.
I'VE rejoice party which gave Lincoln Roosevelt to
the nation is calling William H. Taft pat
riot admirably fitted by exalted character and wide experience
become tho chief magistrate Of the American people, and pledge
the Idaho delegation TO the national convention all honor
able means 70 bring about his nomination"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-29
DEMOCRATIC POLITICS.
Local Primaries Monday, County
Convention Thursday.

The democratic primaries were held
here in the city, the first of the week,
to elect delegates to the county con
vention held at Rupert on Thursday.
The delegates from here were: r. r..
Jones, D. w. Yaden, T. Fay, Bert
Bowler, Alpha Kinsey, Chris Hansen,
Pat Hughes, J, r. Boutwell,. The con-
vention at Rupert selected the Lincoln
county delegates to the state conven-
ton rs follows: To Twin Falls Bert
Bowler, G. H. Goodman, Houge,
Robert Corners, c. Bixler, T. Fay,
E. Ratcliff; to Wallace c. Jones,
G. H. Goodman, E. J. McFall, r. T.
Snider, T. c. Condit, A. Kinsey, Robert
Mcmahon, Lockwood.
No action was taken on the temper
ance plank that had been proposed.
The convention passed resolutions of
to the republican party on
the outcome Of the coming election.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-29
HOLD-UP AT BLISS.
Two AuStrianS Relieve a Spaniard
of Ten Dollars.

The town of Bliss in the western part
of Lincoln county is located near the
irrigation works of the Glenn's Ferry or
King Hill project and, like towns sit
uated near other projects, in this county,
it is overrun at times with a motley
crowd of foreigners, some good and
others bad, that give the officers of the
law plenty to do.
Last Sunday two Austrian laborers
held up young Spaniard on the streets
Of the town and, at the point of gun,
relieved him of ten dollars and ten cents
all the poor fellow had on his person.
This occurred at high noon when per-
haps the pangs of hunger made the two
big rufTians more desperate than usual.
They were pomptly arrested and Fred
G. Bliss brough them to Shoshone, Mon
day, and a preliminary trial was had,
Wednesday; before Judge J. L. Fuller,
at which they were bound over to the
District court, and in absence of bond
were confined in the county Jail. The
names of the two Austrian prisoners
are Mike Miller and Mike Milk, while
the name of the young Spaniard is
Roman Let. An interpreter was en-
ployed for the Spaniard in the trial.
The plea set up by the prisoners WIS
that the young Spaniard owed them
for borrowed money which of course
he young man denied. The appear
ince of the Spaniard was much more
iavoable than was that of the big, burly
Austrians.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-29
JEROME.

Napton Brothers general merchan.
disc store is now doing business here,
getting ready to supply the rapid,
growing trade of Jerome and the North
Side tract.
The Booth Mercantile Company is
moving in its stock of goods. The
company is disseminating its opera
tons at Miner, and will concentrate in
big store at Jerome.
The family of E. G. Reed. of the
Ostrander-Reed company, is moving
to Jerome this week. The new house
is about ready for occupancy.
Oliver Hill, of Boise, was in town
this week, and arranged to put in a
store building and to sto ok it with mer-
chandise. Contractor Crawford. also
of Boise, win put up the building for
him.
Mail Contractor Updegraf reports
that the mail carried on the Jerome
route has more than doubled in the few
weeks he has had the contract The
number Of post-ofiice patrons has con-
siderably more than doubled. and every
thing points to a stin greater increase
N the future than during the past few
months.
Many strangers are in town this week
coming to see the new Lincoln county /
metropolis before the land drawing at
Twin Falls, for the Salmon River tract
number OF them are investing here.
md more may be looked for after the
rawing.
The report of the Jerome state bank
hows a gratifying increase in business
nee the last publication, six months
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-29
Notice.

seated bids VIII be received by the Board OF
'us'ees OF the Bellevue Public School. at
seilevue' Idaho, up to and until four a O'Clock
p m, June the Goth. 1905, for the erection of
Iout lp room addition to the public school OF
bellevue, according to the plans sna sneeifea-
.'ohs prepared by wayland & Fennell. archi-
''''s' Boise Idaho \ certified cheek in the
sum oil siOO, iaade payable to NJ. H. Williams
secretary must accompany all bids. The con
',se'eF must use brick made a; Bellevue pro
cheaper than they can be laid down for from
the outside
ls board reserves the right 10 accept an,
or reject all bids submitted.
Pians and Specifications can be seen at the
vl1s OF me Secretary Bellevue at the ofieo OF
Nny'and 4 Fennel, Architects; or at the offlee
oi 'ne shoshone journal, Shoshone.
:, ~ H. WILLIAMS. Secretary,
- $50 Bellevue, Idaho
'i's' publication May 20; hast june is.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-29
Notice for Publication.

l, Augusta Mcdonald, of Chicago. III. as
slghee OF Happy Boyce. who made entry No. 81
M under the provisions OF an act of the iegis-
lature otthe State OF Idaho, commonly known
as me .Carey Act approved March 2nd, 1892
Nincn embraces lot One, section Five, town
SNIP 10 ). range 10 f. b. m. and n F Ia OF 5. f
- ana S-l-2 OF ;. +. IA of section So OF town
snip Y ;, OF range 10 E, do hereby give notice of
my intention to make final proof to establish
my claim TO the land above described. and that
1e4pect to prove that have resided on, re
CANNED and cultivated said land as required
~ Jaw, before Z. B. Williams at Twin Fails
l iaho, on the Goth Of June, 1893, by two OF the
loiioWing witnesses 4 c. Coburn p l. Paul
son, ). Nichols, d. B. Mormon, all OF Twin
Falls, Idaho. AuGrrsTA WcDoNA1p
may 29-June 26 Entrvman
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-29
nd stop use Of Datum.

ConsulGeneral Straight, of Mukdep
saws that Chinese authorities haD
been active in enforcing the provis-
ions of the anti-opium edict and it is
expected that all dens will be finally
closed by the early part of June, 1908.
Proclamations in the yernacular have
been posted everywhere throughout
the city urging the people to abandon
the use of the drug. There have in
the past been 1000 dens in Mukden,
the daily consumption averaging 200
packets. or about 1000 pounds a day.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-29

Department of the Interior, U. 5. Land Office
at HALEY, Idaho, May %, 1905.
Notice is hereby oiveD fbof went. r.s..
o. Ii german, Idaho, who on Nov. 26, 100. made
cert entry No. 1921 for Sc II ne IA, IL Sc IL
~ % 4 ; X ID f, and lots l and section .
hoNnShip ;, Range IL East Boise Meridian
mas MED notice OF intention to make fnaa
proof 70 establish claim to the hard above de.
Sciilosed, before Frank I Disney, e. S Com
June, 1905. 'A ''e ~" N"s ..
S;'A uial names as witnesses: Domingo Bar
V$I', w ltnam W. Croeo, John Waddingt0n and2
IMAM van lornS, all of Hagerman Idaho
mas ShJune 26 A. l. McWahon. Register