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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-30

new section without resolving before
hand to remain at least year But
compared to the 200 years Of New Eng
land pioneer life; the 100 years Of New
York and Pennsylvania; the Is or 80
years from Ohio to Illinois, or the rs
years of the prairie states, the to Z
years of pioneer life which this project
will demand is mere vacation.
A. B. Stevens has built and last week
moved into his cottage in the south part
of town Mr.. Stevens was for five
years city engineer of jackson, Mich,
and is now duly licensed surveyor
under the laws Of Idaho He is now
engaged with a force of associates in
completing a large contract of survey
ing for private parties northeast of the
city.
Jerome, October 28.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-30
ANOTHER CAREY ACT SEGREGATION
Project Of $4,000 Acres in Hands
OF Engineers.

c. A. King returned from Salt Lake,
Wednesday morning, whore he had
spent ten days on business and visiting
with his family. Mr.. King is engaged
20 make an investigation Of new iiri-
CATION project comprising about $50, 600
acres. in the immediate future, but I'M
til his report is made there will be moth
ing given out for publication. One 9th
cr civil engineer will be associated with
him in the undertaking, and it is prob
able that he will be further assisted by
his brother, r. F. King, who is now
with the Big Lost River project. The
King brothers have a reputation second
to none in big irrigation matters. and
their report ON this great reclamation
project vii be looked for with much in
terest.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-30
Wear MENTOR Underwear
Stockgrowers' Mere. Co.

Harry w. Anderson was obliged Il
80 out again. yesterday, to deliver
ballots to outlying precincts and the
office WAS left in charge Of Misses Bar
ger aud Clark.
NJ Mattson and family were up from
Gnoding last week to get dental work
done by DR. Dubes whose fame az 4
dentist Is bringing him business from
outlying territory
NJ. W. MeFall and S. c. Bixler were
up from the Minidoka tract and visitors
IN the county seat last Wednesday.
These gentlemen head the democratic
ticket for senator and representative.
I. G Isenburg and his two boys left
Yesterday, for their Hepburn farm to
do necessary work, and incidentally to
give Mr. lsenbarg brief rest from
the arduous labors Of the auitors's office.
Paul kartzke. the rustling contractor
OF Jerome, WAS IN the county seat yes
tsrday looking after his political fences
Mr.. kartzke Is 4 very popular man on
the North Side project and will poll
heavy vote.
pr w. +, Dubes was in Goodinp
three days Of last week attending to
Ihr dental needs Of the booming town.
As deutist the Doctor stands at the
head Of the profession in the W ,st and
he field Of his labors broadens out as
people hear II his success.
Mrs. T. A. Walters gave a very en-
oyable informal sou party, Wed
lesday evening, TO number of her
ady friends, ia honor Of Mrs. Fluid Of
HALEY, who is visiting her daughter.
Hiss Fern Fluid Of the public schools. |
Mrs Haddock carried OIL the prize for
laVine fine btphp4f score
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-30
FRED W. JORDAN FOR SENATOR

Fred " Jordan, Republican nomine9
for State Senator is down sieS with
'ossiiitis and therefore unable 70 con
tiHue Ire canvass Of the county be had
10 agspiciousiy began. he is success
ful man Of bpainesa, honest and capa-
bic, and makes friends wherever he
gees. LINCOLN County needs him b the
State Legislature. The assurance Is
given the people q the county that Mr.
Jordan viii noI fail them at the critical
point when they want legislation for
Lincoln County whether il be pledged
py the republican stete or county plat
forms or lefs to the judgment Of the
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-30
A. W.. Lickley, Jerome, Idaho

SALES AGENTS WANTED S36. 90 per
week or 400 per cent. profit. All sam
pies, stationery, and art catalogue free
We want one permanent agent in this
locality for the largest picture and
frame house in America. Experience
Unnecessary. We instruct you how to
sell our goods and furnish the capital.
If you want permanent, honorable
and profitable position, write US today
for particulars, catalogue and samples.
FRANK w. WILLIAMS COMPANY.
1914 w. Taylor ST., Chicago Ill.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-30
Wear MENTOR Underwear
Stockgrcwers Mere. Co.

The uultod Artisans met 10 thei,
ledeg han last Tuesday evening with .
gnod atssadsuee. and mueh interest
Was manifested The members are
prrns ing al anniversary program 70
l,e given iushsir hall November gath
a drains entitled The White Noun.
lair Hos will be presented 10 the
rear fiture hy membefs ef the badge,
~ which they arr ~ work e the pre-.
seas time. fhsss Indicates an active
sna prog sslYe membership that prom,
Uses much fer the future II the local
ls~igv
W u Reynolds. the painter and dec
ofafes II Shashone, has more thaa
pleased ais fgsends by the manner IN
which ae hiss recently finished the two
Cso4ilug residences N the southwest
part II sgsp An Nha have Inspected
fhcse bu8laiags are loud n their praise
II the beautslal and srfistic mannss Ia
Which sae painting aud papsfirg are
aene For attest designs b paper ard
artssiie blending and contrast 81 eolors
ard lor perfection B Workmanship. vi.
Reynolds IS bsiiasng ~ reputation
thsf makes "a enlsrgisg tusiacss and
satisfied customers
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-30

A superior and commaadins human
intellect. truly great manwheu
heaven Youehsales SO rare q gift
Is not 4 temporary flame burning
bright for awhile and then eNpirine.
giylus place 10 eternal darkness. H.
is rather a spafk OF fervent heat as
well as radiant light, With power q
cnkindls the common mass Of human
mint SO that when il glimmers ia
Is own decay and finally goes out
10 death ne nis't follows but Ii
leaves the world an light an on Gre.
from the potent contact of Its own
spirit. Daniel Webster.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-30
TROUT FRY FOR LITTLE WOOD
Brook or Rainbow Trout From
Government Hatchery.

J. L.Beckett secured from the govern
ment fish car that passed up the branch
line yesterday thousand Brook or
Rainbow trout which were deposited in
The Little Wood river between the
power house and Kenuastan's. In one
years time they will make fine eating
and by the second season at least they
will begin spawning II. II. Kinsey
secured two thousand for the DEVILS
Corral on Snake river where his son
occupies their ranch. Mr.. McFall placed
soma in the Little Wood river about
four years ago and that accounts for
the excellent fishing that has obtained
along the Mabbut ranch during the past
one or two years Mr. Beckett has
been corresponding for some mouths
with government officials for the pul.-
pose Of securing this consignment.
The state hatcheries could not supply
them. On applying to Hay Spur for
trout he was informed that the Noun
tain trout would not live here in the
summer but that Brook trout would do
we'll Mr.. Beckett hopes to secure
consignment each season or as long as
a new supply is needed
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-30
Register Saturday
or you can t vote.

The street ia front OF Purdum S livery
barn has been graded ZIP this week and
the center viii be covered with gravel.
The work has been carried on by Pun
dun & purdam. Il. w Horton. G. w.
Wernicke and Mr. Nicely. This block
of street has been ia bad condition for
d long time owing 10 the center being
low and allowing water 70 stand there.
While private parties have undertaken
the work The benefits will be felt by
the public AZ large
The Recital at the Methodist church
last evening, by Prof. W Henry Thomp-
son was highly spoken % by those at
tending Nh Thompson is regarded as
very successful in Interpreting the
Masters. his favorite Authors being
Shakespeare. Dickens. SAKE. Carleton
and Riley The Recital was under the
auspices Of the public school. the inn
mediate object being the purchase Of
compound microscope for school work
IN botany and ether departments of
science. and the sum Of eleven dollars
was realized
Considerable interest Is being man.
ifested Ig certain parties in the one
Thousand acres Of desert claims jus,
east II ShoShone. held by the yredeu.
aafgiis, fadeus and Pattersoas. and one
q the parties has made an offer Of one
thousand dollars for the len acre claim
of Alfred Nredenbarg. These claims
'sill BE- under the bitches Of the Idaho
Irrigation cDmpany Nhen their project
S completed but Of course their water
rights must be- bought Of the company
the same By the owners Of Carey Act
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-30

DR., W. II. Baugh is finishing up the
upper story Of his brick block, in fine
style. This includes new flooring.
papering and calsoming
Judge f. A. Walters returned last
Friday from Mountain Home where he
had been holding court. On Monday
he went to HALEY to open court in that
city.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Cowles and
son Of Illinois have been stopping at
D. W. Yaden's for some time while
their new residence is building in the
south west part Of the city
Building operations are progressing
rapidly this week with the return of
good weather. The big handsome resi-
dence Of Andy Newman is enclosed and
rooted; the shingles are being placed
on Joe Burbridgs's residence; the frame
is up for the new Cowles dwelling and
also for h. W. Horizons The frame
work for the NJ E. parsonage and +. C.
Pierces dwelling viii go up as soon as
the contractors finish jobs they have on
hand
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-30


# &. Newmaa was reported % th,
lek Ht 81 u Baugh ths middle Of ths
Wees
f.esile Dsneiy. sonof The section fore.
'mau. 8 dpwg Silh fever and under ~.
W 4 Baggh's care
Harvey 4 Thomas has been favored
with BIS ran 81 lag Business while
other attorneys were out III ne cam
pai9n
The civil engineering firm of King
q Nefall bas been dissolved by
uuai consent, and Mr. King retains
the present office
Miss Mary Davies. who Is engaged
Pc school teacher at Glover Greek,
spent Sunday in shoshone visiting with
her mtther Mrs. Hannah Davies
Fox SALE have for sale q fine lot
VI spring calves at my ranch ~. miles
sast q Gooding. Call or write.
JOE SILVA
Tho ladles Of the Methodist church
gill serve q chicken pie dinner and sup
ser at Mrs. Donovan s, election day. II [
WI be a great bargain for all who at
end.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-30
Wear MENTOR Underwear
stockgrowcrs Mere Co.

Kes " J bAFgee viii occupy tbs
Methods, pulpit ncxs Sunday morning
and evening" Res Holman being DC
taiHed n Caldwell till after election
shoah9ee vas nearly deserted bg the
county candidates the fore part 81 tbs
week and il u frsaumsd they were
ussliag Votes h other parts 81 The
county.
1he city ere bell was put IN electrical
connection ard testci successfully last
"Wednesday Mr. See Of Spokane wes
here several days to make the final al
jusgmefss
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-30
Strayed-Sl0 Reward.

One bay gelding, one bay mare, 1850 lbs
each, same markings white strip in face,
shod, halters on; bay pony about 600
pounds. star in forehead $40 for in
formation leading 10 recovery. Phone
TO central office, Jerome. or write to
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-30
Wear Mentor Underwear.
EStray Notice.

We have in our possession one dark
brown pony, weight about 800 pounds,
branded with arrow of left hip
JEROME LIVERY.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-30
Wear MENTOR Underwear
Stcckgrowcrs Mere. Co.

Are sou kodakerg II not why
not Ask Staifh the Druggist He
has all kiuds 81 kodaks and will Be
pleased q how how they work Price
Tie same g ii New York
TAksN ur Cow about o years old
eolaf between req and jersey. iip 81
lefl horn broken ~. with male calf
about 6 weeks old Brand e on left
BIO II gorlens corral
j r. Richmond returned from Mon
tara last seek where Sc was engaged
wlth q contracting arn THERE will bo
newe worth while relating 10 sir. Rieh-
mend q he aeaf futuFt ana L VIII Be-
good moss. too
4 sisse cure ene yoa eaa dase0sl up
on Hickory Bark Cough Remedy A
sure core. and its pure Use i gor an
lang trouble. coughs. colds. hearsenesa
and saft throat For sale by 7. N.
stasrh and dealers everywhere
20 you eant pure cough remedy
10 sou want sure cough remedy
DO you want cough ,NmpdY that
has no eqnalg
DO sou want The hes, cough remedy
Then get Hickory Bark ,aeh Rem
s'ly For sale BY T. NJ starrh ard
dealers everywhere
WANTED Horses and cattle
to winter. Also have a good
pasture to let. a. Bayliss ranch I
ON Big Wood river. 9 miles /
from Shoshone.
Miss lielmaf who is teaching the I
country section II tho Gooding central /
schools. came up % Shoshone with Miss
Pearl Goodine the city teacher az Good
ing. last Friday evening and met many :
melnhers If the Methodist church 81
which hcf father Is pastor.
Regular sergiees a. the Haptist
church next sunday q ii Z. IA. aud
gsm p NJ Ths pastoF will syieak on
the following subieeis 'no You
Really Want A Resivalg Evening
subject This Value os A Man
Mhanes Game Heg Whether Docs He
Co HIS llessae The young peoples
society meets at 0is D. ~ An are
sordtally uslted
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-30

Pasture for rent, Tunupa
ranch of 400 acres including
| 40 acres alfalfa, fine growth.
Gooding, Idaho. S, c, Durland.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-30
THE WEEK IN BRIEF
heas Resisw he Happenings County
General shoshone Particular
Wear Nsentor IInder.. ear.

iga &HAaias'ea q Todd New
I
Ills GEL vok of The ues D.ll hapl.
81 81 assbea shi N
1850 tho iiol bats 1T
bhie Nata Gal am amlne
Wear MENTOR 1 Underwear
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-30
Wear Mentor lIndermear.

Peaches oranges. and other fruits Al
lodds Sew Resort.
The frame work IF f. W. Horton's
nsw resideucc Is ~.
Arthur and Charles Hansen made a
slylag trlp Vi fioodiug hast Sunday
Wear MENTOR Underwear
Slockgrowers' Mere. Co.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-30
RichfieId.

Hepburn, October 20.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-11-05
Fire at Mulberry

Mulberry, Nov. 1.--Fire which origi-
mated at $50 O'Clock this morning in
the Mulberry plant of the Prairie Pebble
Phosphate Company, was not subdued
until nearly u O'Clock, entailing loss
OF about 500, 600.
The entire drying plant, dry bin and
Offices were burned to the ground, to-
gethlr with the boarding house and pri-
vate hotel and two residences in the inn
mediate vicinity.
BY hard work the boiler house, engine
and boiler rooms, the storehouse and
machine shop were saved The plant
will be rebuilt at once, the company
starting work in the mines promptly at
o'clock this afternoon.
The product OF the mines that has
heretofore been dried at this plant, will
be transferred to and dried at their No. 8
plant at Phosphorus, Times Union.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-11-05

Aunt Sally Cocker. OF Lily, widow Of
the late Isom coIeer. died in Arcadia
on Tuesday afternoon. The week pre-
vious she had been brought here for
medical attention and perhaps surgical
operation. A council Of doctors de-
cided that an operation was useless as
she suffered from complication q dis
orders
Mrs Cokcr was about IS years old.
and 4 member Of the Lily Baptist
church. Was good woman and lived
a consistent Christian life, She was
left widow with . large family and
took care d them web. All are now
married except one daughter Miss Della,
The sons are Riley, Medas, Frank and
Bud, the daughters Ida. Laura and
Della. The remains were taken to
Gardner for burial beside those Of her
husband
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-11-05

Plant City, Nov. ,.-On reliable au-
thority it is learned that the work Of
extending the Plant City. Arcadia and
Gulf railroad through to Arcadia is at
last to be begun. The survey has all
beeen completed and the money appro-
priated for the work Of construction,
and actual work will begin within a
few days
This extention will open up splen-
did territory. and will be the means,
we are Informed, Of opening up two
new phosphate mines to the south Of us.
This means much more to Plant City
than one might think at first glance.
Until this work Of construction is com
pleted our city viii be the only outlet
and will be the headq quarters for the
construction crews, who viii come here
to spend their money
Aside from. this. as the road pene-
trates the forests new enterprises will
be planted and new homes built. and
from these Plant City viii draw. il, .
commercial way, Add to all this the
increased importance which it will give
to our town as railroad center. and
you will have some faint idea Of what
this extension will mean to our city
and 10 this section,
i. 80
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-11-05
WIN not Marcy consumptiyes

The Rev. Herbert S. johnson, pastor
Of the Warren Avenue Baptist church,
announced at the service Sunday that he
never again would marry a consumptive,
and that he would at the next district
meeting ask the church authorities to
prohibit marriage where one Of the
parties was consumptive.
II am taking that STEP" he said,
because do not want to stand before
my God as murderer The marriage
OF an unaffected person with one suffer
ing from the great white plague means
that both inevitably will have the dis
ease"
Or. Johnson said that he had given
the matter great thought and that he
had considered it time for the church
to take stand for life and mortality
under such conditions. Laws and
legal devices admittedly are unable to
cope with this condition; therefore the
church must meet 1t and conquer it,
he said.
Mr.. johnson also said that he would
not marry any man whose income Is less
than Si2 week. New York Tribune.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-11-05
A Time Limit

In England the battle is being fought
against the licensed saloon by bill
now before parliament, which reads,
"A time limit Of fourteen years after
the passage Of the law. when all licenses
shall lapse and no further compensation
shall be given for their refusal Thirty
two thousand public houses are to be
closed in fourteen years At the end
Of fourteen years all licenses come
under full state control" AS there are
now Ia4,ISo licensed public houses in
England, the reduction planned is more
than one-fourth. When the time
limit OF fourteen years is reached as to
licenses now in force. the people will
have the power Of local option as to
limitation on prohibition. AS to new
licenses, the people Of any given
locality. after April S, 1909, are to
have the power to prohibit the grant
ing Of any licenses in that locality. ~
S. j. b.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-11-05
Grand jury presentment

We, the Grand Jury. being duly
sworn to faithfully inquire into all
matters coming before our sody and to
indict all parties where the evidence
would warrant an indictment, do make
this our final presentment.
1 We congratulate the citizens OF
DeSoto County on the decrease In crime.
2. We have inspected the county Jail
and find it in fairly good sanitary con-
dition and the prisoners apparently well
treated.
5. We find the local option law being
violated mainly by the colored people
4. We have examined all witnesses
summonsed before us in regard to the
murder Of Charles w. Forester and find
no evidence that would warrant an in
dictwent.
S. We recommend the County Com
missioners to have the waste pipes OF
the jail put in good condition, also bed
ding OF the prisoners washed. and inside
of jail whitewashed.
s. We desire to express our thanks to
his Honor, Judge Wsll, and Hon II. S.
Phillips, State Attorney, aud sheriff A.
c. Freeman, for their advice and
courtesy during the session of the court.
FRRD s. CORR, Foreman.
JNo. P. HENDRY, Clerk.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-11-05

IL is up to the S. A. l.. who are the real
owners Of the Plant City Arcadia and
Gull, to get busy building more railroad
track.
The spur track to the plant OF the
Cornet Phosphate company has been
completed, and the Plant City. Arcadia
and Gulf trains are now running to the
new phosphate plant where they are
delivering building material and ma
chinery to go into the construction Of
the big enterprise Tampa Tribune.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-11-05
|o,mation on DeSoto County
Just Obtained
STOCK, AGRICULTURE
liter Worthy OF Earnest Con-
|.;derstion by Our Own People
and others Interested

4 Carlton, official statistician has
N several months this year In travel
snrbout the county interviewing the
,lsrs and business inen that he might
~ an intelligent and comprehensive
opsis Of the wealth and industry In
Soto County. Mr.. Carlton has been
tteal,y pioneer in this sort Of work
y and has met but little encourage
M In his labors, as numerous business
h absolutely refused to divulge the
pest particulars regarding their trade
profession. Evidently the statistician
ignorantly regarded as sort Of
|ernment spy or underhand tax asses
who wanted them to incriniinate
mselyes by giving a list of their
bperty aud resources.
h Is needless to say that Mr.. Carlton
4 no such object in view, his purpose
/ intent being simply to gain knowl.
h that would enable him 70 put into
Ilistical form definite and. as much as
ksible, correct information for the
bsit Of the public IN regard to DeSoto
hnV's interests.
Fhe Phosphate industry cuts quite a
nre In Decofc,e misunderstanding busi-
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-11-05
WINNER
He Gets in With Over a Hundred
Votes Majority
Observation-Disclosures
The Local Tax Collectors Race
Brings Out a Good Vote in
Most Precincts

The Contest between Cyril Baldwin
and n R. Starke, for Tax Collector of
DeSoto County, injected the only inter-
est in local politics this election. We
regret our inability to procure the cleo
ton returns by precincts at this date,
but we learn that Mr.. Baldwin is elected
by majority Of rig.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-11-05
TAFT is PRESIDENT
Elected by 800 Electoral Votes
Bryan Gets Only i74
BRyAN's THIRD BIG DEFEAT
He Received More Votes Than
Ever Before. How the Elect
oral Votes go by States

The latest returns today seem to
indicate that Judge Taft is elected
president by large majority
Taft received 800 electoral votes and
Bryan ia
The popular vote SO far as reported
is. Taft, r,a77,4So, Bryan, $50, 500.
The electoral vote by states is as
follows.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-11-05

W. B. Ross. travelling freight agent Of
the Mobile 8 Ohio, has been il oar city
this week
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-11-05

Stock Cattle, N. Breeds iSS829 l99S320
Thoroughbred Cattle, including three
quarter grades and upward, all ages OH
hand July 1, 1908.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-15

milton of this condition of affairs, fol
until they do there can be no thor
ough marked revival in railroad con,
stfuctiotl on a 'seale commensurate
with the needs OF the country. Peo-
pie may theorize as much as they
please; they may say that railroads
must be forced 70 expand that they
must be capitalized at exact cost; that
the promoters and the bankers pro-
fits must be eliminated; but they will
wait till doomsday before they Sc
cure railroads OH these conditions.
The only possible chance for railroad
construction on a large scale is to
make investment in railroad enter
prises and railroad securities more at
tratcive than can be found by large
capitalists anywhere else iii the world,
Manufacturers Record, December
26, 1907.