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New-York tribune., 1908-09-15
KILLED 1887 PERSONS.
Record of Steam and Electric ROADS
an I'd District.

Tho FIRST annual report of the Public Service Com
,oissiop 2d District shows that the steam rall-
Is ne the district reported 104113466 passengers
Tho r.tio of messengers killed TO 100000 carried
use o. >. the ratio of passengers injured TO l"ooo
c,r-ied was 2462 The total number of persons
Lu1ad IN tbe wear was 1,092-an increase over the
,re,,ious wear of 15s persons. The number OF pas
seneers killed was 52-an increase of q; OF en-
r1oves 44a an Increase of 1O6; persons other than
passengers or employees, 591, increase of g. The
,+.I number of persons injured during the year
YVES 427 an increase the previous year OF l6''
,rb n,,rober of passengers injured was $50 an in
-ease Of 2s2; of employees 1876 AN increase OF a.
decrease of l39 -,
The increase in tbs number or killed over 'iie
rra,ous wear is largely the disastrous wreck
ar Woodlawn, on the electric division OF Lhe Ne"
york Central and at Lansngburg, on the Boston
& Maine. zee
The electric railroads of this district reported 4o
90 ss ma ssengers carried. The ratio or passengers
killed TO 100000 carried 5@, and the ratio OF
,asseneers injured to 100000 carried was loi9 Inc
,r,ar of employees reported was 1854 The ratio 10
o.n ar,,loves killed 23124 The ratio TO lVo en-
,.es ininred was 557 5lS The total number OF per
CONC killed was So an increase over the previous
,,oor of 81 The number Of passengers killed was
90 ar ;pcrease of s. The number OF employees klled
was q the same as in the previous year; number or
rarsone other than passengers or employees, 70, an
ipcreas OF 49, The number of persons injured
Was 769 an increase of So passengers injured 4V6
acrease Of y: employees injured 52 being the same
number as previous year; persons other than pas
s,ngers or employees injured. 81. an increase OF 5
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

Liverpool Sept 1+-Camoens tBels). New Man
chester.
London Sspt I4-Minnetonka t3rl New York
Isvmouth. Sept SOS m krouprrz Wilhelm tCIer,
New York Cherbourg and Bremen: $40 a m
President Grant tGer). New York for CherbourG and
Hamburg.
Dover, Sept IA sos m-vaderand (BeIs). New York
Antwerp
hamburg. sept r. m-Amertka Ger New York
Plymouth and Cherbourg
Cherbourg, sept II. 10 a m-krunprinz Wihen ((ierl
New York VIA Plymouth for Bremen 1 p m. Presi
dent Grant Ger. New York VIA Plymouth and Ham
Gibraltar Sept Il. m-Prnzess Irene Ger, New
York tor Naples and Genoa-
HIvre Sept 12Prirs Wilienn Ill Dutch.
Antwerp sept I2-La Campinc ,Dutchl. New York: st
Andrew tBr. New York Grsveseud Sept Ia :
m Naderiand 't!elgl. New York via Dover
Suez l+-Hohenfels gCier. calcutta and Colombo
for Boston ami New York
Buenos Ayres. sept 13-veasquez tBr) New York via
Wellington sept Indraema tBr). New York via Me-
Adelaide Sept 14-Atona CGep. New York via Ere
Aten Sept lO-oulto tRr New York
Chrisansand sept H. . m-Oscar II CDan). New York
Port Natal sept Reichepfes Ger, New York via
Cape Town. AlEoa Bay.
sayona. sept 9Europa tItan, New York VIA Naples
Shanghai sept l4-Dalmcre tI}rl. York Port
Natal; Skerres tErl New York via Fort
SAILED
Cherbourg. sept u. y m-Philadepha New York
Gibraltar Sept - m-KoniE Albert Ger. New YORK
Mcntevideo, Sept 1I-verdi O3r. York
Genoa. Sept 12-Sannio Utah. New York.
Barbal-G Sept l3-Terence tBrl York
taristanSani sept H. 10 m-Cnited states DAM
Gibraltar, sept l3SuTuga tBrl Yokohama etc for Eos
ton and New York. i4th. Argentina oAust). Trieste
for New York. Alice Ausu. New York fer Naplss
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15
JAIL FOR POLICY MEN.
T5cO 90 to Prison and Fines Are
Imposed on Nine.

Policy plaving received another blow yesterday
when eleven men and women. charged with run
ming games. fined or sentenced 10 inpFISoh-
rnent by Judge Swami in General Sessions. The
severest sentence passed en- Frederick f'chier'
thirty years old OF No S43 West 2sth street who
goes to prison for months. Stephen OHare.
his counsel. said that E;chler had been bounded by
the Goddard Anti-Policy Society officers but Judge
Swami said Eichler had record, having served
three mcnths policy charge in 1903
The other man sentenced 10 Jail was Charles
Wendell. sixty-eght years old. of New Dorp, Staten
Island He ha j been fined $500 last week. but on
the motion of his counsel the court consented to
reconsider the case. AS a result of looking up
WendeI's record, Judge Swami said yesterday: /
had intended reducing your fine, but since am
now acquainted with your previous movements l
have altered my mind. Three months
Another aged player was Daniel Lager, seventy
one wears old. Of No. 800 Sixth avenue. who was
fined 500 Two women were fined $50 each, which
they paid They were Ada Ingel. twenty-four years
old Of No. 50 Eldridge street, and Emma Nichols
a negro woman, fifty years old, of No S38 west
3sth street Altogether the fines imposed yesterday
aggregated 81 100. A few of those who didn't pay
went back to the Tcmbs. confident that their
friends would raise the necessary amount.
After the cases had been finished in General Ses-
sions William G. Hamilton superintendent OF the
Goddard Anti-Poiicy Society. went up to Yorkvile
Court and appeared against Frank Schwartz, whom
he had arrested in raid on the upper East Side
last week Schwartz. who charged with run
ming policy game, held in $500 bail for the
grand jury. Superintendent Hamilton expressed
himself last night as much pleased with the days
work
Il am specially glad" he said. that couple of
Jail sentences were imposed. This will make 1t
much more difficult for the policy ring TO get en-
ployes. AS long a knows his fine Will be
paid by the men higher up he doesn't care but ne
Is ilV afr Of
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15
SURVIVES 15.Ooo-VOLT SHOCK.
BY Telegraph TO The Tribune

IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune.
Catskill. N Y, Sept IA badly burned shouI-
der and elbow the only injuries which Albert
Smith night engineer at the electric light station
here received this morning by backing against u
bunch of wires which he says carry a load of
1900 volts. Smith inspecting lightning arrest
ers when he absent mindedly stepped back and
against the heavily loaded wires from a big trans
former He knocked to the floor. but got up
and walked out of the room in time to find some
one TO extinguish the flames in his clothing. Even
then he did not realize his serious condition and
was heading for mirror to look at himself Smith
has received many shocks.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15
CHOLERA SPEEDING.
Mortality in ST. Petersburg % PEI
CLOSING Saloons.

ST. Petersburg, Sept. 14.--An official report
says that from of September u until
noon to-day there were 256 cases of cholera and
ca deaths The mortality since the beginning
of the epidemic is - per cent. One of the
victims to-day a tenor belonging TO the
choir of St. Alexander -Nevsky, who was
sticken after the service. a council Of physi-
clans mas recommended the closing of saloons
at o'clock work days and entirely on hOli-
days. persons who alcohol chiefly sus-
ceptible TO the disease. Measures for the close
supervision of the sale of food are also being
taken
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15

ST Petersburg, Sept H.-Tkere is little DISPOSE
.ton on ,be part OF the Foreign Office TO attach
Importance 10 The Withdrawal Of the Bulgarian
diplomatic agent from Constantinople the nlsun-
derstanding which has arisen being attributed TO
Turkish blundering ia the strange paths Of diplo-
matte etiquette rather than intention Of sf
fronting the principaiity and raising issue
in the interna tional situation II is believed here
that the incident tan be closed by the exercise Of
q little
The ~Novoe Nremya" in editorial says that
ordinary common sense should have shown ihe
Turkish Cabinet Iia- conflicts with the established
facts international l., litics harm oIiy the
new government and that the position Of the Bull
xariaa 4sgents a. g tnsJant.no5.e ani other Euiv-
yean capitals has long sine. ben recognized.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15
SUICIDE OF BASEBALL PLAYER.

Nashua n H.. Sept 14.-Charles I. Van Zant
thirty-three years old. for several years a we'll
known baseball player and a member of the Albany
team of the New York State League. committed
s11icide to-day at his home in this city by shooting
himself through the heart. II was stated by mem
bers of the family that since his return from AL
banv a few days ago he had displayed signs of
n,ela ancholia. Van Zant for several seasons
with the New England League. He lad also played
with the St Louis National League and with St
PauI team He left d wife.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15
CHECKING CHOLERA IN PHILIPPINES

Manila. Sept 1.-THE outbreak of cholera is re-
ported assuming more favorable aspect in the
provinces. In Pangasnan, Luzon, where conditions
were most serious disease has practically
eliminated. a few reported in this city.
the victims last week including three Americans.
The authorities say that the disease is epidemic,
and are working energetically. II is believed thao
most of the in Manila have been brought
from The provinces.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15
mcroRY oE PERSIAN INSURGENTS.

ST Petersburg. Sept 1.-THE rout of the roydlist
forces under command OF IzZatui Khan 10y de-
tachnlent OF the insurgent garrison Tnhriz is
complete according TO further dispatches received
here TODAY from Tabriz. and Aimed Dowleh can
not longer count on the support OF the Maku cav
airy which intercepted by mountain tribesmen
and defeated
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15
FOREST FIRES SPREAD.
Great Losses IN Ontario Cottages
at Isle ROyale Burned.

Port Arthur, Sept. 14.-Word was received az
the Crown Land Agency to-day that forest fires
have entered the Mattawin River Valley. in the
unsurveyed district fifty miles west of here, and
threaten to destroy large tracts of timber.
The steamer America. which arrived here this
morning from the south shore, reports the whole
lake covered with a smoke all so thick al
most to be impenetra3le. Villagers are con-
stantly fighting the flames.
William Scott, manager of the Pigeon River
Lumber Company. returned this morning from a
trip over the cOmpanys district and confirms
the reports of the loss of the camps.
Reports from Isle Royale, received mere to-
day. say that many summer cottages have been
destroyed, and the resorts at Rock Harbor and
Washington Harbor thought be doomed.
Unless there is heavy rain within twenty -four
hours the island viii be devastated.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15
THE FRENCH VICTORY AT RouDENlR

Paris Sept. 14-Dispatches which have heen re-
ceived here from Colonel Allix, under whose com
rnand a French column recently gained a sweeping
victcry ever the insurgent tribesmen at Boudenib
say that "Reminiscences have established the fact
that the defeat OF the insurgents complete
The Arabs have been scattered that there ap-
pears little likelihood Of recurrence Of aggressive
tactics. A number Of submissions already have
been received from tribes.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15
,niaEIEss REPoRTs.

The Wilhelm der Crosse. reported as 4o3 miles
east OF sandy Hook $50 yesterday. is expected
10 dock about p. m. to-day.
The Kurfurst. reported 243 miles east CT
Sandy Hook a IN. yesterday, Is expected TO dock
about a to-day
The Etruiia reported one thousand miles east OF
slndy at a. yesterday Is expected to dock
about 1880 p. m Wednesday
The siaYonia. reported 10 miles east Of SANDY
Hook at il a yesterday is expected to dock about
The = Principe ii Pemonte reported 5OG miles
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15
lESDAY. snPTEMBER 16.
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.

T,sett,stton and steamer Close IN New York
New Australia except Westt.
samoan Islands Caledonia tvta
Fraucfscot-Boveric. sept
IIr wall Japan. Corea, China and Philip
Inc lslanus wa ' ~ -. Sept 90 $50 D m
74aii ria San Francis ol-AIameda sept 81 $50
-apan CGaea: :if:e1aEi Inaa aE sept 21 $50
laoan t'orea China and Philippine Isl
tnds ,speFaty 3slierophon Sept .. $50
l11 1waii GIaI ana Transport sept 80
IL vail and specially addressed mail for
aran Eorea E3Tea and Cni'ia .... Oct l. $50
s1an Corea China and Philippine Isl
ands dis 8Ts of iapaH Oct .
Australia except Westl. New Zealand
III Islam Isanos and Victoria B C-Maronia Oct $50
Ja2s1 C9gea; a;.stqIe1Ifvo Iqa Oct s. $50
Tahiti and MaFqhg9ss M4noss Oct r. $50 m
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15
RECORD COLLEGE ENROLMENT.

IEy telegraph to The Tribune.
Roston Sept I4.-Over twelve thousand five
hundred students will enroll in the universities
and colleges of Boston this month. About ninety
five hundred of these will he young men. There are
three thousand young women already enrolled. En-
rolmeut in all the leading institutions promises To
no the heaviest on record There will be five thou
sand students at Harvard alone The Institute O:
TechnoIogv will have sixteen hundred.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15
eIIy ISLAND FOR ELDER DUCKS.

BY Telegraph TO The Tribune
Boston Sept li-Through the efforts OF the Ameri-
can Addition Society, perpetual lease has oeen
obtained from the State of Maine Of small rocky
island off the Hancock County coast TO be used
as a bird reservation. II will be used as refuge
for elder ducks and is the last place on the coast
where they now breed.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15

We are now tickling all sorts of
heads with Fall derbies and soft hats.
So many shapes, there's something
new and becoming for any style OF
face.
As for quality, they're Stetsons
and other such makes of the finest
quality.
Derbies, So. $3.50, 81, S. and Sc.
Soft hats, $3.50 to So.
ROGERS, PEET < COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
258 c42 1902
at at az
Warren st. i3th ST. 34th ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15
ALLEGED swINDLER WANTED IN BOSTON

telegram was received at Police Headquarters
Yesterday from Police Chief Watts Of Boston, ask
ing that a sharp lockout be kept for Richard F.
Parker charged with giving worthless checks for
$50 GsD to A. b. Turner. Of No. "a Milk street, Bos-
ton in exchange for bonds OF that value.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15

Fort William Sept 14.-Bush fires continue
burn ali around the city and approaching
the west end. On the Indian reserve the fires
are serious, and the whole district is enveloped
in smoke. The houses there however, are still
fe. Every piece of bush in the district seems
to be nfammable. and small fires are breaking
out everywhere. heavy rain alone will save
a serious loss TO property.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15
UNIVERSITY OF WARSAW REoPeNEo

Warsazg sept. :i.-The University OF Warsaw
which has been closed 1876 reopened
To-day Cf the six hundred students who entered
onl,, thirty-eigllt 1erc Poles The Poles have de-
cided 10 boycott university because the govern
,1,eat IDS iefcsed 10 PERMIT VI The Polish
ssLglass.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15
Brings mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Mail Vessel
Vessel
Kaiser Wilhelm III Bremen y G. L., $50 m 1000
ATvance CrstobaI Panama ........ IL 80 m m
Is,-Ona. Barbados Quebec $50 l2:0 m
Seminole Island. Clyde .-----.12O0 goo m
Booth ..-------.-12Oo m 300 . m
y {, Iovd- 1000 T
Tr+tor5ap, pottarIsn, Holland a m
arsnahne Jscksonyiile CIvde ....-- 300 m
TrrrssS anne Eorfoik old Dominion 3:0O m
Kansas City. Savannah, savannah 5;Vv m
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 16.
Iusitanio rtverDooI C~unsrd .. $50 a m a m
NJ estic Sou+hsmnton White star $50 m a m
SIaTavaI Grenada trinidad ........ 1000 a m 1900
Martha Washington. Naples Austrian =
l>Tscas CafyeSton NaIlorv 12:OO
IL MILTON norfolk old Doninon .....-- 300
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER II.
= 4. ,-totora Hamburg Famb-Am I 30 m II 60 m
V-hfte T:3O m 11:O a
Is Lorraine Hayre. French 700 m iu;U m
ieiS OIav, Chrstiansand Scand -- IzUu m
Friedrich der Bremen. y. Y Lloyd 1O-Op a m
Iac-son,iIIe trfvda 800 m
1-arne SorF3+ OIj Dom ........... 800 m
f-,1,rrbrs savannah Savannah 900
M,rro Havana. Ward. S:J' L
Cru,en Louise, Argentina l2:uD M S;Vo IN
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15
AN AGGRIEVED DIPLOMAT.
Bulgarian Agent Leaves Turkey Because of
Failure TO Invite Him to Dinner.

Sofa Sept IA. 5. Guechon. the Bulgarian
diplomatic agent Al Ctnstantinople. has returned
herr as a protest against the failure Of the Turk
ish Foreign Minister to invite him dinner given
70 The diplomatic body
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun rises sun 500 Moon rises 9S6 Moons 10
HIGH WATER.
N-SanCy Hook II ;0s GOV Island II 5i Hen Gate LA
pM-Sanay = hook II 30 GOV Island ---l Hell Gate --
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15

Sandy 4:45 m. yesterday. Is expected TO
dock about a m Wednesday,
Oceanic. reported 65I miles OF Sandy hook
at s D. yesterday. is expected dock about T3O a.
IN Wednesday
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15

Gibraltar sept l3Suruga tsrl Yokohama etc for Bos
ton and New York. 18th. Argentina AUST. Trieste
for New York. Alice lAusD, New York fer Napl.s
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15

and rr,e..e carpa,hia ,ar'. New A''A
and Gen1a ,cas New i'-
Lizard sept lS-Captan n = A. Pxt
W
sci.lv sept i4-Canadia Dam Ssw S YORK. fof
Idaho tsI Hul or NeW neIS Manila via NNs~
Y,.r,no Sept f.--=chuylSiu tBrl vsrs
-~A sshsna fas BOSTON and New
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-07-18
Contest Notice.
Department OF the Interior.


United States Land Office at HALEY, Idaho,
June ii, 1908.
suficient contest afidavit having been
filed In this Office by Ben II. Hammett, Glenns
Ferry. Idaho. contestant. against II, K. No 1855,
made July II, 1906, for swK swh Sec. /, SEX
SEX Sec 2. NE1< NE,z Sec. II and Nwk NwN
Sec. IL. Twp. 8 g. R. 10 e, by John Lamb, con.
tessee. in which II 10 alleged that said John
Lamb has wholly abandoned said land; that
he has made no Improvements of any character
GU the lend and has not resided on the Land for
more than six months last past: Said parties
are hereby notified TO appear, respond and OF.
Ter evidence touching said allegation at 10
0'clock g. m. on July "a, 1908, before W. G.
HOWE, U. s. Commissioner at Mountain Home.
Idaho, and that final hearing win bi held at 10
O'Clock .. m. on July 20. 1905 before the Reg.
lister and Receiver ~ the United States Land
Once In HALEY, idaho.
The said contestant having, In q proper aft.
davft, filed Jnne 10. 1909, set forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal service
OF this notice eau not DO made, Il 10 hereby
ordered and directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication.
Al. MCMAHON,
oz'~ Register
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SCHOOL HOUSE ExcLuslos-Beginning at a


red fir post In. 8 in, carved L. located ON
the south side of Main street within the afore.
described survey in the line fence and bearingN
So degrees is minutes e. .655 chains from Cor
ner Is Of said survey; extending thence N. 6
degrees w. Lei chains; thence N. 81 degrees 80
minutesE 408chains; thence i. degrees ~ min
utes W. 203 chains thence 8. So degrees w.
$40 ,hains to point OF beginning; each corner
marked by wooden post area ~ acres
STEVENS EXCLUSION Beginning at a wooden
Elk
post carved |, set on the south side OF Main
street In the fence line, ahd bearing N. So de.
grees E. 406 chains from the point where
George Edmund But ers west line crosses the
south fence line of Main street; extending
thence :. degrees 45 minutes Il .LSS chains
thence N. 81 degrees e. 2.8l chains; thence N
II degrees 46 minutes w. 1913 chains: thence
s. 81 degrees 45 minutes w. 2.07 chains TO point
OF beginning; area Al acres
CEMETERY N-Beginning at wood
Eek
en- post carved l, set at the sW. corner Of the
Atlanta Cemetery, whence corner is of the first
described survey bears N. 68 degrees minutes
W, 1852 feet extending thence N. 323 chains;
thence 81 degrees 80 minutes E. 329 chains;
thence q. 3.2l chains; thence N. IS degrees w.
3.29 chains to point of beginning; area l.06
acres; application OF George Z. Butler of At
lanta, Idaho. who alleges settlement In 1879.
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CAN'T BE TOUCHED

in quality or pure mellow flavor by any
other brands of liquors. We are vend.
orso the best and purest Rye Whis-
keys, both straight and blended. They
are mellowed by age and are always In
splendid condition. There are none to
compare with them in exquisite flavor,
and they are 80 pure that physicians
freely recommend them as tonics and
builders-up of rundown constitutions.
Prices are In accordance with the quail
ity.
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lunlbago.

When muscular rheuma-
tism attacks the muscles in
the small Of the back it is
called lumb.go. 1t 10 usu-
ally quite severe and every
movement adds to the pain,
and especially when one at
tempts to straighten up. No
internal treatment 10 requir-
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LOCAL BREVITIES

went over to the capital city for "a
short visit.
just received at Syringe, a new
and pleasing assortment ofpictures
mouldiDgs. Gail and look them
over. 45tf
Peter Mckenzie, a we'll known
resident OF Tarkio, NO., who has
property interests here, was in
town for few days this week. He
returned to his Missouri home
wednesday evening, but expects to
visit Mountain Home again tn the
spring.
Mountain Home friends of Judge
K. l. Perky will be interested in
the report that the law firm of
Perky & Blaine has been dissol we'd
by mutual consent. Each Of tho
former partners will practice law
there, but hereafter with separate
Offices.
Father Boogaers, of the Catholic
church OF Shoshone, leaves next
week for three months visit at
his old home near Brussels, Bel.
GUM. He will sail on the French
liner, LaTouraine, to Hsyre,
France, and from there take the
railroad for his destination. Bis.
hop Glorieux, Of Boise, head OF the
episcopal diocese of Idaho, will
supply the church here with a
temporary pastor during Father
Boogaers' absence. -Shoshone
Journal.
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Notice for Publication.
Department OF the Interior.
u. s, Land Office at Boise. idaho.

Notice Is hereby given that
SAM ]. SH0ENHAIR OF SUNNYSIDE,
Idaho, who, on April %, 1907, made Homestead
ton rs, Twp 2 8. X. 4 Q, b. NJ, has fled
notice OF Intention to make final commuta-
ton proof to establish claim TO the land above
described before W. G. HOWE, u, s. Commits
sioner at Mountain Home, Idaho on the 9Th
day OF August, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Arnold I. Bruner OF Mountain Homo, Idaho.
Richard Thompson OF Mountain Home, Ida.
no, Hall Webster OF Sunnyside, Idaho James
G. Christian Of sunnyside, Idaho.
WIN. BALDERSTON,
57-6o Register.
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Ed. Weaver transacted business
in Boise Friday.
Mrs. Ed. MCGUIRE is visiting al
the homo Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Turner, this week.
J. H. Hawkins returned Friday
morning from a flying trip to Salt
Lake City on business matters.
Genuine Panamas, one.fourth of
at Ecksteins'. 59.tr
Jack Braun has gone to Caldwell
to take charge Of hotel.
John York came up from the
Ferry, where he is now employed.
to spend Sunday with friends in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Dudley and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Siffert left
Thursday morning for = short
outing in the upper country.
Gilmore cigar, not cheaper. but
better.
Manager Keller of tho Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone Com
pany, spent Thursday in tho Ferry
looking after company business.
Mrs. A. A. Potter, who has been
visiting friends in Boise during
the past week, has returned to her
home in Glenns Ferry.
s. B. Tabor, OF Boise, represent
ing the Bankers Life Insurance
Company Of Des Moines, was in
the city on business Wednesday.
Milk delivered in any part of
town. Telephone SIX. I. G. Ep. |
person. 19tf
A. G. Wsrdell, Of Boise, has &C.
cep.ed a position with the Atlanta
Mercantile Company, and went
there Thursday to take up his
work.
w. S. Wade, special agent OF the
United States Land Office, was in
The city on business the first of the
week. He lef. Wednesday for
Salt Lake City.
Fl. G. Mckinney returned Wed.
nesday from visit with relatives
in Boise and Caldwell Mrs.
remained for longer
visit.
w. E. Gracey, foreman of the
Monarch Mine at Atlanta, was in
The city on business the first of the
week. He returned to Atlanta
W. J. Myers. of Atlanta, passed
through here Tuesday en- route to
he Helm & Chattin ranch at
1randview. Later in the week be