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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-01-31

Notice is hereby given thar at , p III. On the
3rd day Of March 1898, 81 Gooding, County 81
Lincoln. State of Idaho, before j. ". Dwyer- ]
2 proof will be submitted of the completion
of works for the diversion OF 10 cubic feet per
second Of the waters OF Big Wood River. Lin
coin county, in accordance with the terms and
conditions OF certain permit heretofore
issued by the State Engineer OF the State OF
Idaho.
l. The name Of the person holding said
permit is John p. Bryant.
, The postofiice address of such person or
the place OF business OF such corporation is
GoOding, County of Lincoln, State of Idaho.
3 The number of such permit is 1851 and
the date set for the completion of such work is
March 8, 1908.
4. said waite. to be used for irrigation and
domestic purposes.
s. Said works OF diversion viii be fully
completed on the date set for such completion,
and the amount of water which said works are
apable OF conducting to the plaee of intended
use in accordance with the plans accompany
ing the application for such permit, is L6cuhie
feet per second
.. The amount Of lands for which said water
is available is 50 acres, particularly described
as follows: Mel of sEs.l. Sec 30 SEl4 of NEl4,
Sec ". Tp s, Z. I5E. g. NJ.
JAS. STEP HENSON, JR.
Jan 2s-Feb. p State Engineer
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-01-31
Are You Left-Eared?

"Left-eared?" said the physician
Most Of you girls are"
Left-eared?" said the young lady
from the telephone exchange.
Yes, Ieft-eared. The same as left
handed. That is to say. is your left
ear better at its work than your right
one?"
She did not know, so he tested her,
finding, sure enough. that her left ear
was a little the aeuter of the two.
1t is a natural thing. he said You
girls use the left ear exclusively all
day long in your telephone work, and
the right ear has nothing to do. Hence
the left. like muscle, develops; the
right atr0phies.
Indeed. he ended. if the tele-
phone comes into much greater use
We shall have not merely Ieft-eared
exchange girls but we shall become a
left-eared nation.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-01-31
Notice Of Assessment.

The Big Cotton Wood Canal Co, Ltd.
Notice is hereby given that at meet
ing OF the directors, held Tuesday. jan
uary g. 1908, an assessment Of ten
cents per share was levied and assessed
upon the capital stock of the Big Cot
ton Wood Canal Co. Ltd, payable on
or before February 3, 1908, to Harry
W Anderson, secretary, at Shoshone,
Idaho
Any stock upon which this assessment
remains unpaid after February is. 1908,
viii be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction; and unless pay
ment is made before win be sold on
March p, 1898, to pay the delinquent as
sessment, together with costs of adver-
Using and expenses Of sale.
lsEAL HAIRY W. ANDERSON
Secretary.
shoshone, Idaho, Jan. q. 1907.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-01-31

~ township g, south oE range is, f..
treaee south tw1 end one nall miles in
township 10 or 70 the north bank of
Snake rIver thence S9uraeastarly
course bordering oa the north side Of
Snake river TO the east boundary of
section p, township 10 south, range
- east, thence north to the southeast
corner of section II, township % south,
range p east, thence east one mile to
the southeast corner Of section I. town
ship 80 south, range 81 east, thence
north two miles. thence west to the
southeast corner of section 36. town
ship south, range 70 east, thence
north two miles TO place Of beginning.
By order OF the Board Of Commits
sioners, this 18th day Of January, 1908.
Harry w ANDERSON,
Jan 1871 Clerk Of Board.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-01-31

Shown on the farm unit subdivisions of plats
of those townships approved on December "a,
1907, by the Acting Secretary Of the Interior,
on file in the local land ofies. at HALEY Idaho,
which it Is believed viii be susceptible of irri-
cation from the works to be constructed IN
connection with the pumping system OF the
Minidoka project in Idaho, are open to home
stead settlement and entry under the terms OF
the act mentioned.
The limit of area per entry representing the
acreage which in the opinion OF the Acting
Secretary OF the Interior may be reasonably re-
quired for the support of q family on the lands
in question, Is tixed, for lands entered subject
10 the provisions of the Reclamation Act, st
the amounts specified on the plsts OF the sew
esAl farm units.
FRANK PIERCE,
Jan.Treh.al Acting secrstsry OF the Interior
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-01-31

Department OF the Interior. Land Office at
HALEY. Idaho. January p. 1905
Notice is hereby given that
WALTER J. COOLING.
OF Gooding, Idaho. mas filed notice OF his inten-
ton to make final hye-year proof in support oi
his claim. viz
Homestead entry No 22s2 made July II. 1902
Tor the Wa NWl4, VIZ SWl4 section -, town
ship south, range Is east, and that said proof
will be made before Frank T. Disney. L. :.
Commissioner, at Shoshone, Idado, on March
g. 1905
He names the following witness 10 prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
the land, viz:
James L. Beckett of Shoshone, Idaho; Will
liam Moulton OF Gooding. Idaho: Leroy c.
Jones, OF Shoshone, Idaho; Samuel Lewis. OF
Gooding, Idaho.
A. 1. MCMAHON, Register.
Jan. 81 Feb. Is
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Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior Land Office at
bailey. Idaho, January 18th, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that
JAMES W. MONROE
Of Gooding, Idaho, has fled notice OF his in
tention 70 make final Communication proof in
support Of his claim, viz:
Homestead Entry No. 400, made Nov. %, 1905,
for the seq sw1.. See. y, NEl4 NW1x, M NE54
Section q, Township s. Range "a 8, and that
said proof viii be made before Frank T. Dis
ney, u 8 Commissioner ST shoshone, Idaho,
on February ls1h, 1905.
He names the following witnesses 80 prove
his continuous residence upon, and eulsiya-
ton Of. the land. via:
Walter J. Gooding, Willis A0uiton, Chsyles
A. Jones' wilhelm Preis all Of Goeding. Fdah no.
A. l. MCMAHON, Regisser.
Jan l5.Febls
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-01-31

Desert Land, final proof, United States Land
Office. HALEY, Idaho. January ~. 1898.
Notice Is hereby given THAT
JOHN 2. BRYANT
OF Goodiug. Idaho, has filed notice 81 intention
to make proof on his desert-laud claim Ne.
1856, for the SELL NEl !, NEl< seq section %,
township south. range Is, east. B. N, before
Frank T. Disney, [. :. Commissioner. at sho-
shone Idaho, on Monday, the ninth day OF
March 1903.
He names the following witnesses to prove
said land:
Marion X. Savage OF Gooding, Idaho; viii
liam B. Kelley, OF Gooding. Idaho; Elmer Z.
Decker, OF GOoding, Idaho Joseph W. Wheeler,
OF Gooding. Idaho.
Al McMAHoS. Register.
Jan. Sl-Feb. %
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As Seen in Cleveland.

The difference between English
girls coming to America for husbands
and American girls going to England
for husbands is thistle English girls
are likely 70 SET good husbands
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-01-31
PUBLIC NOTICE.

In pursuance OF the provisions of section 1,
OF the Reclamation act OfJune Il, 1902 Stat,
is hereby given as follows;
The public lands in the state OF Idaho in
ToMnship 10 south. Range y easL
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-01-31

Do a general banking business
receive deposits and loan money
on approved notes.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-01-31

hereby certify statement true and correct
c. W. WERucKE County Treasurer
Subscribed and sworn to before Sth day of January 1908
1ar.Il HARRY w. ANDERSON,
County Auditor
Checked and found correct:
HARRY W. ANDERSON County Auditor
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-01-31

DIRECT0Es-F. 4. 6eadtsg. Fred ". coed
ing. George B. NeviHger. Taos. 81 Goodiae
Herman II. Herbert Edward A. Walters
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F r GoonING President
f VI GooDINe, Vice President.
W. Han HORNE. Cashier.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-28
End OF WORLD
D D NOT COM
ave MAN WHO PROPrESlED o.
is MISSING L FOLLOWERS
WAITED ~ VAIN FOR PHI
NONENON.

Npa,f. y. s.. g . 80. T.. .nI OF
tlo world IiI Hut come bHls mf
Lro a. SranEl.r ffa prophet fir.eI
at appeared at ,c.ecs r m.rI
me and SINCE tasa BIAS H.t fsm
-cru.
St3f sior eauiiausI an "-aaf-- o.
Lia sect tp Ho ua'rhuI ae tcsa.
ur,ir would sea t1s enl of 60.
rnI a crowd rf v8mrs rH"s.e--
Ir SEED ia white reut t0 D1F $50
cemetery This mruinz o. aaar tie
rtFH' Tho sura-.ufaTl .r- .f tbs
Du-Eiue LrHad drove thrU rt
Scores rf ether aInrrsrt. do -.1Ir.
ser cimteI South Narutafa. z1tr-
ira prophet bad rrlHf..I fo ur.t
th,s. saving tset tHera f.-Et- ttes
,Gh Fif4 ttr passing drsF .f -8r
urfIrr earth.
lat ne abe Irrr- rss-.| rf fa-
ictaI IT-r-mcIcu aiI uat a1
ra IaifEe m ISraaRer maeT flI
NOS appear. fheg riofaed -1un fhe
mOuHtaln side ard dizBefsed ln dis
gust.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-28
PROTECTED BY
AN INJUNCTION
MOVING PICTURE SHOWS IN NE
YORK CITY RAN FULL BLAST
SUNDAY.
VAUDEVILLE SHOWSALS0
Although Programs Were Somewhat
Mod fed - Real Sunday Obaer-
vance Fiaht Starts in Su-
preme Court Today

New York, Dec. 27 Protected from
Interference by the supreme court il.
junction, practically all New Yort
moving picture exhibitions today
were in fun operation despite the re.
vocation Of their licenses by Mayor
Mcclellan. There was no sign cf dis
position on the part Of the police to
interfere with them
Police Commissioner Bingham's ac.
tion IN warning the proprietors OF
vaudeville houses that they must live
strictly up to the Sunday Observance
law had the effect Of greatly modify.
ins The character Of the bills in all
houses which opened their doors for
Sunday concerts.
Nest Of these performances today
were little more than moving picture
shows themselves. the program in
some, however, being varied
The real fight for closing the cheap
moving picture places, which Mayor
Mcclellan last week was compelled
to move against on complaint thar
many We're a menace TO the morals OF
the communltyi and a large percent
age conducted with Insufficient at
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-28
JOHNSON GIVEN
AN EARLY START
MOTHER, WHO LIVES IN CALVES
TON, SAYS SHE MADE HIM
FIGHT.
FORETOLD HIS FINISH
Back Man Said Ten Years AGO He
Would Be Champon-Has In
vested Earnings In Texas
Real Estate.

Galveston, Tex, Dec q ~ Mrs
Tinney Johnson the widowed moth
or Of Jack Johnson who won tht
heavyweight championship over Tom
my Burns, says She made fghte.
cut Of her boy, who is one of three
sons out Of nine children, but she
aad no idea Of making a professional
pugilist Of him
Jack was sim.built youngstel
till he was about Is or 1G years OF
ago be Is now 81, she said, "and he
was regular baby and was always
getting into trouble al school AMI
with his plamates and always got the
worst Of it, His sister had to fight
all his battles, aud she was growing
tired of this. One day when he was
about IA years Of age a small boy
whipped him and he same home cry
ing. gave him another spanking
and told him he would have to learn
TO fight his own battles, and that
every time he got licked | would give
him another licking when he came
home. He was never whipped after
that, and he licked every boy, big or
little, that tackled him.
"As he grew to manhood he asplred
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-28
JEFFRIEs WON'T FIGHT.

Los Angeles. Cal. Dec. 27.-Thero
will be no fight between Jack johnson
aud myself they are not talking "a
me, said former heavyweight cham
pion. James J Jeffrles. when told that
Hugh Mcintosh. was going 10 Offer
S'o.Ho' for fEht between himself
and the new champion.
i don't want the money" he salt.
J am cut II he game and the pub
JIG might as well understand g. M
amount Of money nor any inducemont
would get me into the ring again."
Jeffries said he was annoyed by per
sistent attempts 10 get him 90 agree
10 feh.. and he would like f. known
that there Is no way he can be- On.
duced 10 fight any one.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-28
DAMIAN0S DETHRnNED
Ceciined to Resign as Patriarch Of
Jerusalem and Greek snyod Took
Aetion-cUsrdsd BY Troops.

jerusalem. Dee. z7-The Crees
synod has dethrlnel Damianos tfe
Gre es patriarch cf JerusaIrm who
afcbned O. resign. The patriarch
iatcrel reforms for hi= native fo &.
which Eere derieJ under the old
Turkish regime and we're oruas-d br
the synod because thev woull have
ne''ucei considerably the chtr re-
revenues The authoriti=s have sent
troops % guard the patriarch ia Eis
Eolace pending the receipt oI insfru,
tions from COnstantinople.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-28
SHOT UP HOTEL ROOM
Rich New Yorker Had Wild Chr g..
mas Night-Statemen Contra
u,oted by Chicago detectives.

Chicago. Dec. 21.-FolIoViur Will
night in a taxicab Imiuc about Cbi-
cage with two women. mother and
daughter said 90 live in q fashio1lb r.
part Of Lake avenue. Faulkner e.
N8stCn president Of tbt Victor Co.o-
and Color and Varr.H company ui
N.u York wealthy anI prominent l1
Ees' Broadway tuslre-9 circle.
threw Egasts of the risluuabfr sta
GlI hateI into q r8Hir tuIIr bt dr
ing usullae of shots lu his rcom
NI-tn ler'arss tHlt b. is SIR fias
from I.e1m..-r ataNia agI he Insists
al ra spent fhe might iH hlm r5am
a-.ut
Tf- Hf mans statement IS CON
t-sGfotel br Detective Iauus % ths
Harrison -tu-et police station. aao
sod. fHs Wastcn was taken dowa
-r-'=- through q hHek rsrc mn Ter ths
EHtfaHea 1f lorters and heirei iHts
taucah early i1 the ereainr
-He ride abort towa vith a wen
IN Htue IN Lake aFcauc aaI bef
daughter ,utl O'Clock fh.s norni1g
ThaH De- uuBeI O. tae hstei~ said
Detective LOTUS
MzTlfn- WfeH arrested gave ths
naue Ct Frederick MaFsteI
H- aske3 for e eoatnuanee ans
The hearing vas sai Cor NaaSay.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-28
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS HURT.

Detroit Mich Dec. z77-Mrs. ".
2. Ragan. 81 Bay City. and MiIdreI
Galley. aged lB years. % Detroit. each
suffered broken ieg tonight and nine
ether people were less seriously in-
Iurei when the elevator in the BAN
Jet building fen from the ground floor
10 the basement as Go vas starring %
take passengers 10 the Christian
Science meeting on fhe upper foors.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-28

,o b.. "a b'A.r and b." boxed with
every bo"y thai would put on 'ha
gloves VAIN him. But be- never took a
'ason I.i He got into training. ] ana
"'t of'fl'E'I 90 my boy being prize
HL1i'r hHi af long as De insists or
i1a' hIii OF lite hope be viii stay
aI Ode i'p ot lne profession. He told
r- ''n years ago that he was going 10
h' lhe champion. aud be- has rei'el
.'.d 'Aa' prophecy many times
Wires Nother Before Fight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-28
THE TALK OF AUSTRALIA.

sydney N. S. W. Dec 21-Almost
the sole topic of conversation here
lnow is the .Iuhnson-Burns tight and
the probability Of getting James J.
Jcffries to fight the new champion
for the laurels the Californian once
held.
Whether it will be possible to ar
range a battle to take place at Rush
cutters Bay between Johnson is net
known, but every effort to do so
will be made by Hugh Mcintosh, the
fight promoter. who announces that
he will leave for the United States
by way Of England January 2. and
viii offere purse or $4,000 in an
endeavor to entice Jeffries to meet
Johnson.
Mcintosh Can Afford It.
That Mcintosh can afford to Cffer
the neormous purse for another
championship go is shown by the
fact that the receipts from the John,
soE-Burns fight aggregated $l50.00a.
This amount is probably the creates;
ever taken in fer single prize fight.
or this sum Burns received $4,000
and Johnson $7I5O0 including $4,000
foe expenses.
Thus far Bill" Squires the local
heavyweight who thrice has been
by Burns. is the only man
VINO has issued a def to Johnson;
and the big Texan has signifed his
willingness to meet Suuires for $40.
a side.
II is unlikely however in view OF
the impression that Johnson has
made here as a fighter, that Squires
VIII be able to find a backer.
Irns adheres to the decision he !
made prior to meeting Johnson that
this would be his last fight despite |
the result He says he made during |
his fighting career S25O.D0l. and tha. ]
this is enough to keep him from
want
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-28
FALL|ERS GETS
BEARD PULLED
CAFE WAITER SPRINGS ON
FRENCH PRESIDENT AND IN
SUITS HIM.
bSSAILANT A ROYALIST
After Assault Waiter Sad He Had
Just Done His Duty--FaIIiers'
Cane Was Broken But He
Was Not Injured.

Paris, Dec 27,-W While Armand Fal
Heres, the president of France, ac
compaBied by M, Ranmondon, his sec
retary. and Col Lasson, military at
tache at the Elysee Palace, was takinf
a morning stroll near RuEtoi today
poorly clad individual who evidently
had been lying in wait, suddenly jump
ed upon the president from behind
and threw his arms about NJ. Fallier-
es' neck in an effort to seize his beard
Cot Lasson and Secretary Ramon.
don spring TO the assistance of The
president, dragged off his assalant
and turned him over to two special
detectives WHO had been following
the party in bicycles
President Fallieres' cane was brok-
en- in the struggle, but beyond a
scratch on the ear he was not in.
jured and insisted on continuing his
walk
AS the detectives slipped the hand
cnfs on the man, he said:
A Confirmed Royalist.
q am unarmed. | simply wanted to
pull the presidents beard When
searched at the station house the
presidents asaiIant proved TO be Jean
Maths, a cafe faiter, a years of age
and a native Of the cafe department
OF Savoie
Medals of Gen. Mercier the former
minister of war, stamps bearing the
heads of the Duke of Orleans, card
4 Of membership in the fatrie Fran
caise and other royalist documents
We're found on his person
During the examination Maths
boasted of being a royalist and talk
ed confusedly of having done his
duty and obeyed the dictates of his
conscience" Heaps of royaist reac-
tion literature We're found by the po.
lice when they ransackcd his resi-.
dence
The investigation reveals the fact
that Maths was in close relation with
the royalist organization and this
gives color to rumors that he was the |
instrument OF royallst plot
Seeking Only Notoriety.
Serious evidence in this direction |
however, is lacking up to the present |
time and it is more likely that he is
only a cracked brain individual seek !
ing notoricty whose head has been |
turned by the campaign scandal and |
yillifcation, which reactionary news
papers like the Libre Parole and Lac
ton have recently been conducting.
They used the scandal in connec
ton with the Steinheil affair to make
every conceivable charge against the
government even 10 it being guilty of
political murders, and insisted upon
the inslnuation that the late President
Faure was killed because he sidel
against Mai. Dreyfus.
Eea1y this eek the height of au.
dacity was reached when the reac-
tionary papers printed cireumstantial
stories to make 1t appear that Presi.
dent Fallicres' son. when found I'm the \
company Of the wife Of Philippe As 4
tresse. an advocate OF the court of Il
appeals. year ago. shot and KILLED
the attorney aud that the police have
hushed up the scandal
Authoritative Information sulsa
ouently proved that young Fallicrrs
did not even know Mime. AsroSse. +
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-28
ATTACK FROM STRIKERS
Is Feared at stesrns, Ky.-company's
Minec and Lumber Yards Are
Under Armed Guard.

Stearns. Ky Dec 27-Fearing an
attack from striking miners. tie mem
bers Of which element engaged in q
bloody encounter with deputy United
states marshais here Christmas day.
the mine and lumber yards Of the
Staarns Coal and Lumber Company
are being guarded by state militia. Al
armed and mounted posse is securing
The country in search Of fugitive
miners
The body Of Deputy Marshal John
Mullins. killed in The fight. was in-
f"fred a. his home tn Rock Cast e.
county today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-28
READY FOR INVASION
Reported That AIS ria Hungary Has
$4,000 Troops in Bosnia and
herzegovina Provinces.

Lr1lCr Dec ga dispatcl fr0-.
Vienna to the Daily EXfr-ss. Eay-
thar Arstria Hungary has ID fore. ,f
l55Ofp men iH Bosnia aud Iierz-
gouil really 10 iutade Sersia 40 q
moments notice.
A dispatch from Cctrnif. Non
negro. announces the departure e
tho Ear mi-.ster AMI general stan
aotiHiaI frontier
esyliau frontier.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-28
NIAGARA FALLS DRY.

Niagara Falls n. y Dec 2-.-Tais
city. Whore The enforcement. lf ths
excise and anti-gambIur laws ta-
been laT. is experiencing a r.fD-I
wave Acting under orders br Nagar
DcrEiass. the police tGdag riglIiy ea-
forced The Sunday closing lla AM
this vas the dryest lay in the history
Of The falls
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-28

devoted much time TO fishing.
Captain lIanrath sailed from
Frankfort Saturday to if, nets ar
Mlnitou Islands Relatives toda,
sent q tug TO the islands in "a vague
boz hiatt the tug might have baeu
disabled and that the crew mieh
has" been taken OF there. lut lite
reliance is placed in this theory.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-28
KAUF MAK-BARRY
BOUT IMPORTANT
WINNER or FORTY-FIVE ROUNJ
MATCH MAY FIGHT CHAM
PlON JOHNSON.
DELANEY DRAWS LINE
Will Not Fight ;serro Under
His Management-Barry
and Squires Wiling.

Los Angeles, Dec, 27.--The forty
five round prize fight, scheduled to
be held before the Jeffries Athletic
club at Vernon, next Wednesday
night, between Al Kaufman Of San
Francisco, and jim Barry of Chicago,
Is one Of the most important heavy
weight fstc battles to he fought in
recent months because of the likeli-
hood that the winner will meet Jack
Johnson, the cooreG conquerar OF
Tommy Burns, for the championship
OF the world
Barry Willing.
iIarry las signifed his willingness
to meet Johnson if he is successft :
in beating Kaufman, but Billy De-
laaey, marager for Kaufman, De.
clares that under no circumstances
will he permit his man to meet a
negro in the ring, Delaney declares
that if Kaufman fights Johnson it
will be under other management than
his. Kaufmann has nothing to say,
leaving the decision in the matter to
his manager.
Kaufman and Barry are both in
near this city. The betting
on next Wednesdays fight is at odds
Of 10 to s, and 10 to Z In favor Of
Kaufman, although little money has
been placed so far