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Your complexion made clear and beau
tful by keeping your blood clear, Hpl-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea cleans the
blood as no mother remedy does: Moth
ing so good for the complexion. Your
friends recommend 1t. S5 cents. Tea or
Tablets. Godbe-Ptts Drug Co.
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Plmples and skin eruptions are caused
ed by poisonous substances In tho
blood. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
removes skin diseases. makes healthy
compilations and purifies your blood.
20 cents, Tea or Tablets. Godbe Pitts
! DRUG Co
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.REAsoN FOR FALL PAINTING.

No. s..
,It. is easier to keep moisture and
dampness out by applying coat of
paint when the surface Is dry than
1t is to get moisture or dampness out
Of the wood when you want to apply
paint.
MORAL: Paint in the fall and be
sure of best results.
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Farmers, now is the time TO prepare
your land FOR dry farming Read th,
pamphlet. How to Make Dry Farm
ing Pay by George l.. Farrell, the vet
eran Cache Valley dry farmer.
DIl4t' G''r MEMS BOOK STORE.
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TAFT OR BRYAN.

Any Daily Subscriber paying three
months in advance will be given FREE
a large Autograph OF TAFT or
BRYAN.
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Mrs. Agnes Dahlauist Bcckstrand
Announces the removal of her piano
studio to 1853 B ST. Tel. 1904 NIX.
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xpert Kodak Finisnln

Best Mantel style, finish and price.
Elias Morris & Sons Co.
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BUSINESS CHANGE.
s. NJ. Taylor & Co. successors to
Joseph e. Taylor, undertakers and en-
haln,ers. same address, 2b1-3-5 East
First South.
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His wife is a good old soul,
As happy as can be.
Each night she takesait In a bowel
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
Godbe- Pitts Drug Co.

CRESCENT THEATER.
Opposite Keith-o' Brien's. Pictures
that are always good
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MARTIN COAL Co, SIS SO. MAIN.
All kinds of coal. well screened and
promptly delivered.
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DIR. w. T. CANNON 3
announces that he Is now occupying
suite 510-11 Templeton Bldg Office
hours, 2-5 D. m.
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lions Savings Bank & Trust Co
PAYS A per cent on deposits.
JOSEPH i. SMITH. President.
ANTHON Fl. I4UND. Vice-President
O. e. BEEBE, Cashier.
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necoy.s Livery Stables. Both phone. 81
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Salt Lake Photo and supply Co,
iSodaks. Finishing, framing,l ZAP Main St
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FALL FIXING UP.

AZ ACME QUALITY PAINT. s ST. <
enamel CT varnish for every ,hs fall makes
small amount spent 1riI N sFs PAINT :
.GG inssH U. 20 East LIST South 81
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CRESCENT THEATER.
Opposite Keith-o' Brien's Pictures
that are always good.
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Opposite keith-O, Brlep.s Pictures
that are always good,
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ARE YOU HUNGRY
Fine food and service at The Royal.
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Harry SHIPPER. Commercial, Shotcl
rapher. 151 South Main. second foor
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MY BUSINESS FOR SALE a,I - f os right H
count or i'll health. a pars Itii Ard West,
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Daily Trips to Emigration Canyon.
Two cars daily will be run to the
head of the canyon, 9:1o a. m. and 2:io
p. M. Special excursions on Sundays.
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POWERS q NtARIONEAUX.
Attorneys mt La W, Rooms az 2(s5s. 304 -3)s.
g06, New Herald Bldg. Bell Phone i $50.
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ONE HUNDRED HEAD 0av nnid
lette rams. yearlings and ,ea, two, ana large
we'll wooded, smooth Doat IIone Ranch,
%orth Ogden. A. r. c. Smith.
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AN ELEGANT LARGE FLhM We J, nd
barn. Enquire 1e5 A Street, Bell phone
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I COW. GOOD. M1LKEI. SO; a.. c 'c.sf
good mixer. $751; l COW aho stetteA -
$50. 1873 e. Sth South. -.-.
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1oooo FAIRS REST. OAK soLMs,.
m any sewed solcs 75c heels, sc ladies' les
seWed soIes SOC, heels &c. SAT- ,, ltaSe
Shoe Rep Co.. Basement Ataas plosN.
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Everard Bierer.3 Jr. The! law OF 4corpor-
atoms and mines Auerbach Bid. Bell
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sITUAToN WANTED.

POSITION AS HoUsEREEPER. APP
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NEW AND SECONDHAND a.i change
ture-stoves and ra n ihina Washbarn
buy buy. or rs SCI en- ai Vest list South. Bell
6252 Ind. 1l56 -
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GROOM COTTAGE. LIGHT AND ssd9
water. 54S E. 10th South Enauile i"9'
South 5th East. f92l I..sa
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ELIAS. CONWAY AS HTON. sI.AIWYER
Deseret National Bank Building.
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ONE TON or SCRATCH PAPER III, IN
quantities to suit buyer. at ~ Gen, Gents
Der pound. Call at the JOB pcp''':
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q MONEY SUPPLIED SALARIEpg PEG
ple and others upon their own names
Without security Cheapest rates. east
est payments. offices in 60 principal CT
les: save yourself money by citing our
terms. Tolman. 33S Atlas BLDG. So
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LARGE PADDED VANS AND COOP
snace'in a, clean warehouse. by smith
1ransfer Co, 1Ic West end South. Ina.
1oo7: Bell 1858.
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statesmen WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.

Z AGENTS. ARE YOU AN AGENT?s DO
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you want to make money in your spare
Send for free copy OF this months
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Agent. ~ Wayne Ave. Dayton. Ohio.
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TWO NICE LARGE ROOMS DOM p + e
try and cellar. 4t South sth Eas.. ~
per month.
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MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN BAR
her trade, only few weeks required.
Special Inducements now Partlsuia mars
free Moler's College, u Com. street.
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3 ROOMS, AND PANTRY. 50 y Mo 2, y, x
4 rooms, closet and pantry, 20 mon ~ -
Enomira si4 West End North.
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ALSO BOY WITH HoRsEtTo CARRY
the Deseret News east of Murray for
the winter, Apply at Branch Office. Muir
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4 s.RooMF MODERN BRICK COTTAGE
close j In Bell phone 1i64-X So
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NEW MODERN BRICK. HOUSE, va
South 10th East. Ind. llIo3
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nT.p NEWS PAPER FOR WItAL-
Ming etc; i cent a pound; sold in . 10. 10.
bundle. Apply at this office. Lower RAVES
piycn for $50 and 800 lbs. -----
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ONIONS. 55ocs PER sBuSHEL. l4lo ~
ord mast, first 8prize State FAR.
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NICE FRONT ROOM FOR G s1.SL i,alt &
man heat and BATH. 6l2 South IND lSa East.
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WANTED.

] HORSES TO KEEP DURING WINTER.
C;ood nav and shelter. Address Bonne-
Vile Ranch Co., or Odell Il schoppe'
Woods Cross.
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BRING IN YOUR FURs FOR RE
mc-'4ling, repairing, cleaning. dyeink
and storage Expert taxsrd s,i,n.a
Fur Co.. rs E crd So. ST.
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COLLECTION AGENCY.

had BILLS CoLLECTED. INTER-
mountain Collection Association: 4lS-ls
ATLAS Block. Phone Ind. 1884
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solve Your Problems by Reading Inese AQs.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS IRE !:

AssAYYEIss.
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FOR SALE.

800 LONG WOOL RAMS. A AL s4e Lo End
wool ewes. James Winter -'9 fi !
North Bell Phone l4SS -----..---.----
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LEE CIRISTOPIIER.A ARC. jBLDR.
Where contracts awarded, plans free ISL.
1888 J st. bell 164f-nS.
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a-RooM HOUSE. ss1g 9lsT NORTH.
4-ROoM HOUSE. MIDWAY AVE.: SO.
rremnle bet 10th and 18th west y,
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A HAMILTON. ARCIlI Gy:s,l', i rs.
424 Dooly Block Bell phone $3.50
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FOR RENT.


5-ROOAf. MODERN BRICK &C, GoT y ~
s42 p. 10th South. ENQUIRE lSo' 80 o''i
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Mre. Billings Was installing the new
cook, a maiden from Finland. to whom
he kitchen ~contriyances of America
were new and wonderful. This, Ina"
said the lady, indicating a perforated
wooden board that hung against the
kitchen wall. IFS the order list. See. Y
says butter, eggs, sugar. coffee. tea
misunderstanding that we need ia
eat. Whenever we are out of any oli
these things nll you need to do Is te
place n OF these little pegs liz the
hole opposite thu name and the tbinas
Will be ordered.''
Mrs. Billings is not a m~etllulIc.i
h~ousekeeper There were several cou.
secu'ive days when she completely for.
got he existence of the order list in
the .itrhen. Int Ina lalored with II
faithfully.
"Mcrsis... pleaded Ina. after strug.
cling with the order board for three
days, II tank dose board must be out
Of order I; push dose peg In gust go
tar as ! can but noting will come-no
egg, no buttsr. uo ENTHUSIASTICALLY
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NAMED NEW OFFICERS
Arch Masons Elected Their OF.
ficcrs Thursday evening and
Installed Them at Once.

There was o very much new bus
mess to come before the Grand Chap
ter session of the Royai Arch Masons,
~4iich was held Thursday afternoon
and evening, and matters were hur-
ried through with dispatch. A. G.
Biernatzki, of Salem, presided over
the deliberations of the Chapter as
the Most Excellent High Priest, and
George A. Pettigrew as the Grand
Secretary.
The most of the afternoon was Civ
en- to the reports of the commit
tees and the Hight Priest delivered
his annual address, in which he set
forth interesting ideas concerning the
work of the Grand Chapter during
the past year. Grand Secretary Pet
tigrew gave his annual statement,
showing the disbursements and
moneys that had been received and
stated that two new Chapters had
been organized during the years.
An adjournment was taken at $3.50
o'clock to attend to some work that
had been delegated to committees.
This was followed by the election of
officers which was held at 5 o'clock,
and resulted as follows:
Grand High Priest-John e. Hip
pie, Pierre.
Deputy Grand High Priest-David
A. Douglas, Sturgis.
Grand King-Frank A. Brown,
Aberdeen.
Grand Scribe-Jacob ]. Nissen.
Yankton.
Grand Treasurer-Bernard G.. ia
cobs, Lennox.
Grand Secretary-George A. Pet
tigrew, Sioux Falls.
Grand High Priest Nipple appoint
ed the following officers:
Grand Chaplain-Rev. John H.
Babcock, Sioux Falls.
Grand Observation-Disclosures II. Ives
Huron.
Grand Captain of the HOSt-Chas
10. Brelsford, Hot Springs.
Grand Principal Sojourner-Adam
Roybil, Arlington.
Grand Royal Arch Captain-Vec
ID. O'Niel, Canton.
Grand Master of Third veil-Clar
ence e. Wilt, Mitchell.
Grand Master of Second Veil
Chas. A. Christopherson, Sioux Falls
Grand Master First Veil-John A
Cleaver, Huron.
Grand Sentinel-W. A. Mather
Watertown.
Committee on Correspondence
Louis Levoy, Webster.
In compliance with the action OF
the Blue Lodge, the Royal Arch will
meet at Watertown next year. Al
adjournment was taken at 6 o'clock
at which time the newly elected Off.
GERS were installed.
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- -.u especially interest
ing since every one could take part.
Mrs. Witzel, of Mitchell, then read
extracts from Alice Brethorst's let
tiers and eight little girls gave us in
dialogue q Mite Box Convention
which was splendid. BY special re-
quest Mrs. Vermilyea then gave us an
excellent reading and we adjourned.
Sunday evening a good all the
way through. Space fails me to give
the program as it was rendered, but
l must mention the paper read by
Mrs. Gable, which showed the work
in Corea. 1t was excellent. At near
ly all the sessions Plankinton furn-
ished splendid music. The collections
were liberal and every feature of
the convention was a success.
A. Delegate.
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WIRELESS REVELATIONS
Some Very Remarkable Achievements
That Foreshadow Far Great
er Results.

Boston Transcript: When once a
new and important invention has at
tanned a recognized practical stand
ing, its subsequent developments re
ceive comparatively slight public no
tice. Yet it is through these success
sive stages that perfection is reach
ed and n or of them may east
ly be of equal moment with the inven-
ton itself. A new phase Of potential
ity has been demonstrated by the
transmission of dispatches by the
wireless system from the fleet, 200
miles from Magdalena bay, to Pensa-
cola, Fla. The distance the message
Travelled without retransmission IA
about 1900 miles. But it was not
the distance alone that was signifi-
cant. 1t had to cross landward and
seward stretches and this complica-
ton OF service was an extraordinary
test of its power ana tractability. 1t
has shown that direct communication
by almost instantaneous processes be-
tween the two oceans can be accom-
plished and holds out the prospect
that with proper apparatus no part of
the planet need be cut off from us.
To attempt a forecast of what may
be possible by the steady evolution
OF this system, staggers the magma
ton. We can hardly consider more
than a single phase of it's possibili-
ties at a time, and one that is sug-
gested as of great value to civiliza-
ton, is the reinforcement of the SER
vice of the weather bureau. Already
much has been done. Warnings of
great storms are sem to coastwise
and incoming vessels as far as 500
miles from shore. But the. achieve
ment referred to shows that much
better work than that can be done
and it is the belief of the head Of
the bureau that ultimately the dan
gers of ocean travel will be minimized
by the wireless to almost a. negligi-
BILE point, SO far as the elements
are a factor. This of course means
more money, but it will be -%expendi-
ture likely to yield a rich return.
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probably be a great help to it after
all, for being drawn into the national
educational life he might be able
to divert something of a financial as
sistance toward the institution from
the east.
Toastmaster Hitchcock in intro
ducing DR.. Nicholson gave a little of
the ancient history of Dakota Wes-
leyan which was connected with the
personality of DR.. 1. N. Pardee, who
first came to Mitchell with the plans
for several great institutions to be
located on the north, west and south
sides of Mitchell, and as the result
of which we have the splendid build
ings on the south side. Mr.. Hitch
cock was present in Mitchell when
those plans were formulated .
DR.. Nicholson had been given the
topic Of 1.-The Future of Methodist
Education" but he stated that owing
to the l~ateness of the hour, he would
not detain the company with an adj
dress on that subject, but would say
a personal word, which he thought
might be applicable under the cir
cumstances. Some predatory re-
marks lead up to his departure from
the college, and the question has been
asked of him what are we going to
do when you CO." Dr.. Nicholson
said with great sincerity that as long
as he had been associated with Dako-
ia Wesleyan or any other institution
he had always striven to associate
men with the of the institution
rather than with himself as an indi-
vidual, and that he had never left a
place but what his follower has been
able to carry on the same work and
build it up higher. He said that he
was absolutely positive that not one
person would leave the faculty be-
cause of his going, for the very rea-
son that these men and women we're
attached to the institution and it's
work and not to any individual, that
they loved the college and were i'm
~pregnated with the great desire to
add their mite to it's upbuilding. DR..
Nicholson's remarks, though brief,
were spoken with much sincerity and
at their conclusion he was most
heartily applauded.
The company joined in singing the
doxology, and the grand meeting
came to an end. The discussions
brought out the fact that there was
a wonderful love and admiration for
the institution on the south side and
that the Methodist people of the state
seemed to be willing to go any length
in personal sacrifice to make it
stronger and better.
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Suggestions to Pensioners.

The July payment of pensions be-
Ing near at hand, it will be we'll for
all pensioners to understand that the
new form of vouchers must be signed
by pensioners at top and bottom of
same.
Widows entitled to an increase I'M
der the Act of April 10th, 1908, need
make no application for it, as the
amount of increase due them will be
added to the July 4th payment by
the Pension Agent.
Signature at top of voucher, if by
mark or poorly written, must be wit
messed by two persons. No witnesses
are necessary to signature at bottom
of voucher.
All corrections must be certified to
by magistrate as having been made
prior to final execution of voucher.
Magistrates are admonished to use
great care In all particulars and
especially in giving the correct adj
dress of pensioner both at top and
bottom of voucher.
The avoidance of all errors will
materially expedite payment to pen
siOners.
r. II. MAGDEBURG,
U. S. Pension Agent,
Milwaukee, Wis.
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Something new IN either home, or
flee furniture means no more room
and no more use for the old things
tha:: were serving you only the other
day and are still useful. A want ad
will ind q cash buyee.
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Too Good a Chance to Miss,

He dndignantlD-They have put us
IN a back pew this morning. Why,
wonder? She (calmly,-They probably
noticed that ! o a dowdy hat ana
that shouldn't care to have IT seen.
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There'is a sayin@ 49, ienf' are AS
'homely rs Il i:;:.! e. ,s;;t am.
one ever zee u 'nrl fs:i = .. tnow If
there is sue. g t.s...g?-..tpi:: -, r,a,y
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NdASCAuCAL III Iu6 SNTlSLkdu COll6S6,
through which God has been fit to
pour himself for the uplift of the in
stitution. 1t is the greatest thing
America has produced. The battle
ship will last a decade and goes to
pieces; the great railroad trains last
but a few years and they have to be
rebuilt; the business institutions
have an end in time, but the Chris
tian college grows under adversely,
is nurtured by those who love and
sacrifice for it and in payment it
grapples and throttles the problems
of the century in which it lives. He
felt that secular education was not
the best thing for the world, for it
tended to draw people away from re-
ligion and attracted toward infdeli-
ty. The Christian college will avert
this, create a higher standard of NOR
ality, improve the men in business
circles and withal make Its presence
felt through all mankind. He refer
red to the competition that the de-
nominational college has with the
state institution, which receives a big
bounty from the state, and he declar-
ed that not withstanding 1t the de-
nominational college was doing more
for the state than the others. In
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-01-24
Notice.

Motto Of Proof OF Completion 81 Works ard
Application ~ Wafer 70 Beneficial use
Notice IS hereby gwen That a. : r r 1u The
18th day ~ Eei r-larT- l.s, az Sna-1Q1e- Comfy
If Lincoln. State II Idaho. before Frank ]
Disney proof VIII te -1.hilir-ed of -he compile
ton u works for Che diversion ~ 30 rufic fe-r
per second OF the l.arHr- of Calf lrt-.z- Lincoln
County and Of The application To- fele1ci..l
use Of sad water II accordance with tl- terms
ard conditions II Permit No -l7l. lf r-t1f0re
issued by The State Engineer II the STATE of
Idaho
l. The name and p0stoffi-e adiresS ot rhe
person holding SAID permit are g. e Falnrer
Bliss. idaho.
3 sad WORKS Of diversion VIII De- fully COM
Dle-ei ou the DATE sci for such COZ -.leriou-
ard the amount If water which said W0r-s a--
capable 20 eonductlng % the piaee ~ intended
U.s. in accordance with r-e plans accom-. irl
lug The arqlsta-l1u tll s-el permit. = p c-llic
fe-r ptr second
8 lIe u-e ~ which SAID water las Teen au-
piled Is irrigation and domestic purposes and
t-e a-l CUat applied 60 beneficial use Is > cr.' g.
fee- -s71.-
Ee place where said Va-- 3 u-t1 =
PEI & uU- ana r-rt- lrl re- ~T-. SEQ -. Lu-
s. = r T. H.
lla dare ~ priority which SAID usa- j.
pre- lresl rl l-ra-iiS- = February 81
JAS. STEPHENSON H-
Dee -.-' al . -,l-= Engineer
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JEROME.

Mark Higgins was a Shoshone visitor
Sunday.
Major Fred r. Reed, the genial hust-
Ter for Idaho, was in jerome Thursday
and Friday of last week.
7. NJ. Crook, of Sandusky, Ohio, is
arranging through the Twin Falls North
Side Realty Co. for the erection of a
house on his land near Hagerman.
State Bank Examiner Clancy was in
Jerome this week and expressed him.
self as pleased with the condition of
affairs at the Jerome state bank.
Bids are being solicited by the U. S.
government for carrying the mail be-
tween jerome and Shoshone. The mail
route will soon be established on
permanent basis.
The work of grubbing sage brush
which was interrupted by the cold
weather has been resumed and a num-
Der of the claims near town are being
Invested of their crop.
Jerome. Jan. p, 1903.