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New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

Elore Accidents Due to Pas
Singers than TO Chauf-
isurs, Says One Expert.
CHAPTER I.

~ Croker Of the Fire Department once re-
az &c Tribune reporter that nine-tenths Of
ia0nOblie accidents were primarily the fault
passengers. and not Of the chauffeur.
Aa'g" said the chief, starts for little run
mo lie country. It's a warm day. and they
roadhUuse 10 cool OF: or maybe it's
= 1ghi. and they stop 10 warm Up. The re-
arg just the same Il makes no difference
- 1ney want to warm up OF cool or Pretty
~! lank Of the chauffeur sitting out there
eon o. the heat, and they call him in.
lev stops they think they ought 10 get
aen place little quicker. The chauffeur
s''h them. And the next thing the ma
~s turtle. or tries TO run down q trolley
1a 'ae next morning members OF the party
y tse hospital and say:
aaii horrid, nasty fellow that shirewer is.
s ne Knows thing about an auty-
az iAsrs you are
ls's the chief has solid foundation for
~fl- bur there are some interesting hap
ne one-tenth Of the accidents that do
ee IN Joy riding Take the case OF
lg' he dandy little desert driver" he
eye as the result Of a hurry call from
ss-s' range 70 GoIdheld, and while nothing
r~ . Ms machine his was quite a char
s dssert accident
nsnt sent fo- 70 come down 10 Palmetto
4. .'N4'eo and take ;l5,Ooo in bullion 10 the
b - company for shipment TO the mint in
krOo Of course, Joe carried a gun,
3 t-parn trip he had It on the seat beside
- -.'-1ehf for use. He was bounding along
Il Vnat is the correct term for desert
b. they hit high place and jump
Ehr ef 70 the next one). when at one Of
r.. Ia gun Jumped from the seat, the trig-
st eye '''- went 'hiousn
sx weeks in the hospital and now he
p n. % nat all turns shall be right hand
kz s'll the dandy little driver of the
s.s.r. = .oOther driver out there who ran into
Az Ia looked bad for nearly dozen per-
IL s,,. eh one looks back on IL IL seems as
ar mat the days Of miracles are not
Gus., ,.--' h"nk-honked its way UP the road
Re gszs,s- saturday afternoon with party
isok ~. whose Milose members left the car there
Viii >. 1e narrow gauge road that con-
aurs. >. - ;, main line at Battle Mountain. In
e car -, ' afternoon and evening the driver
hasbi -. pretty well acquainted with some OF
sssest., y Austin. and the next afternoon
saas ru.r '''0'of ride TO four OF 1--WE girls and
psrty g.,
-all lio,.a rayiy away from the Inter
= q lis 80. Stokes Castle" the $4,000 mon
shoebo, 'el.iectural IDEAS that stands on end
= szies :, -'.a commands hundred and twen-
s,akes - Reese River Valley for J. q.
side .. g1s ns road to the Castle" winds
:. 'sseps -, LII Canyon for half mile, and
). hslf.su,. toward MsrshaT Canyon for
ss one ~ NE way skirting a sheer fall
aacs II Nh Neo TO three hundred feet. At
faa 9, s,.yon .1hyon there is nearly perpen-
ess tse,vr teet 10 a shelf of rock not
sS rsre :. wide. with a fall of q hun
/ we bottom OF the EuIch.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
sTAMFoRD-N-THE-oATsKuLs

Stamford. n. 7. July 1T-Away from the ety.
with its hot streets and out into the cool air
Of the mountains Is ths cry OF the city peopls As
resort Stamford Is experiencing one Of its mos.
prosperous seasons Many OF the hotels report
more guests than ever before at this time OF tie
season. a1d sons are already turning away pro
spective boarders-
As usual dancing is q favorits amusement annonx
the guests and one more dances are held some
where in town every evening. On Tuesday sven
ing progressive euchre was given at the Rexuers
and at the same time the guests OF Churchill Han
were enjoying pretty daisy dance Both the Rex
mere and the Country Club golf links are favorits
resorts with players. and tournaments are being
planned The baseball team has had a successful
week. winning from Delhi. windham. Hobart and
Middleburg.
New York arrivals Of the week include:
Churchill Hale A Brewster. Mrs Brewster
Miss c. L Brewster. c. B Brewster. Miss c. N
Brewster. NJ G. Hasbrouck. Clare LANCE. Lillian
F. Lanse. George L. Curtiss. Mrs Allen Chamber
lain and Mr.. and Mrs s s Long
Rexmere-Mr. and Mrs. F. ]. Drunnond Mrs
William Salmon. Mrs NJ. ]. Nfulcady. John Null
cady. Mrs George W Nix. Miss Helen D NIX.
George D. Nix. Mr.. and Mrs E. ". Newton. Mrs.
Jane Whitehead. Mrs W R. Logan. Miss Helen
Logan. Emil a Huber and Mr.. and Mrs C. z
Fuller.
Greycourt Inn-Mr. and Mrs. John A. HiEx4ns,
Mrs P. Klenk. Ethel KIenk and Mr.. and NrA "
Gundersheime.
New Grant House-Mr- and Mrs NJ W Aands-
lick Mr.. and Mrs W. E Magee Ell Bsrsdlsx,
Thomas McLeIiand and Miss McLenanc-
Lawrence Cottage-E- R Lee and Miss A L
Hicks
-Ingleside-W j Hill
Mountain View House-Marie c. HawIey, Kaths-
rine keenan,. Mr.. and Mrs. d. Hallorsn and Mss
NJ W. Harte
Ivanhurst-Peter Cunan and Mr.. and Mrs J.
Metz.
Canfeld House-Mrs c. Cortie Miss Cortie Mr..
and Mrs. James Bennett. Ethel Bennett. Ruth Ben
nett. Miss A ". Bennett and Harold Dargeon-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
AN ISLAND PRISON.

The island Of Sark. the most picturesque OF the
Channel group and noted for its great natural
causeway. Is inhabited by a simple folk. among
whom crime is practically unknown Neverthe-
less. they possess a curious old prison. probably
built mere matter OF form. but which has
had few inmates No police force Is maintained.
although there is a single constable chosen q
popular election.
For a number Of years this prison. which co1A
prises but two cells. dfsused. and when Ia
unexpected occurred and OF the natives
cefved a short sentence OF few days confnemens
II was discovered that the lock upon the door had
become so rusty that Il could not be opened
Finally the door was forced on its hinges and tho
prisoner placed inside Although the door stood
wide open. the man was not shackled nor guarded.
but remained there overnight without attempting
escape.
Another man was convicted Of non-support OK
his family. and the Court ordered him TO go to
the Jail and there await the arrival OF the consta
bic, who would lock him uI. The man showed no
surprise at this command. but did he told,
and when the constable reached the tail ne found
prisoner quietly sitting outside the door.
The story Is also told OF young English serving
maid who was sentenced 20 three days tInprison-
ment In this same Sark Jail She terrified
by the thought OF being shut up ali alone that fss
kind hearted constable left the cell open and ths
girl sat in doorway, receiving the consultations
OF the various Sark women who cauas 70 kee0 40
soupsny.-HarpeE,s Weekly
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

| and yellow tipped wings rose from stunted pihe'
what is that little creature flying away there'
nowT'
And Ashe incautiously turned his head just as ne
| tamrned the wheel 20 starboard. The next second
| Dorothy his little girl was clinging with ooth
arms about his neck. while Mrs. Ashe cutched me
high side OF the car and screamed and Ashe touho
himself rapidly slipping down to port
In the one negectful second the right front wheel
had climbed a huge bowlder and the machine was
gently teetering Uhile II made up It's mind Whether
to take a twenty-foot plunge to the creek peo
Ashe cung with his toes and threw on the power
and jammed on the brake. but the double motion
| missed connections by a fraction Of a second The
brake held before the engine ceased 10 turn over
the engine was stalled and the brake slipped
For hardly appreciate interval all seemed
we'll Then the big began TO Slide SLOWLY oacK-
ward 1t dropped down off the bowlder, gathering
momentum with the fall. and started to make
new record to the bottom of the hill One may
imagine Ashe giving an imitation OF a human cork
screw as he tried keep eyes TO the rear ana
hands to the front and guide the machine down the
hill while his guest climbed outooard ana strus-
gled with the brake, and Mrs Ashe ana Dot cow
cred in the tonneau and plead with daddy to stop
the car.
Rocks that had seemed insurmountabie obsta-
cIes when coming I'D the hill taken In ny
ing leaps and a sapling that was expected to
form an emergency brake was crashed over with
only the effect OF raising half dozen weits on
Ashes face At a sharp turn a slantins rock Jut-
ted out into the road. and here a combination Oh
steersmanshIp and saved the day Ashe
turned the car TO climb the rock, and as II hesi-
tated for fraction OF a second the guest jumped
and checked the wheel Mrs Ashe wanted 10
walk home but after deal of persuasion she was
induced 10 forego the tramp over the lons ana
dusty road
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

H S. woodhiue, Felix and ". Arnold. Miss Mary
". Parsons. Miss Jessie S. Young. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs J. S. Hall. Mrs. F. A
whitten A Richards and Fred Grant Young. all
OF New York.
Mount Pleasant House, Breton Woods-Mr and
Mrs W. A Sanford, Mr.. and Mrs George Case
Newark. N J.: Mr.. and Mrs Curtis Bradley, and
ex-Mayor Seth Low and party, New York
The Mount Washington. Breton woods-Frank
Presbrey and family. travelling by motor car; Mr..
and Mrs. 3. r. Ridder. Mr.. and Mrs w A. San
ford Charles Presbrey. l. A Agnew. Kurtz VIII
son, Curtis Brady. Mr. and Mrs. ". A. Ostrander
and Mr.. and Mrs T. A Matthews, all Of New
York
V sornmerich. Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Morgan. S. Auf-
hauser. A. J. Picard. Mrs. Muller. Pnrker r.
Morse. Julius Jasmine, Miss Burke. NJ Newburger.
Mrs. Jacob Loeb. ". z. Jacobs, NJ J. Moses. l. H
and : h. Foreman. Miss I Foreman, Mrs F.
Frankee John Ashley and Mr and Mrs J. II.
Youch. all OF New York.
Twin Mountain Rouse-Theodore WehIe. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Y. : Cochrane. Miss Cochrane, Francis
ochrane, Mrs. Martha Morton and Miss =. Nor
ton. Alexander Guiterman. L. Naumberg. ". 7.
Graham and Master Joseph Graham. all Of New
York and J G. HeinHar Bridgeport. Conn.
SapIewood HoteI--Mr and Mrs. M. D. Fink. DR..
and Mrs. Dudley Tenney NJ F. Mannheim and Miss
Ella Gregory, an of New York.
Sinclair Houso-Mry and Mrs. a. A. Klinserman.
Miss Ellie Hamburg, Mrs. T. c. Wendt, E. G.
weudt. r. Mr.. ADD Mrs. George r Crawford, the
Misses Gertrude and Freda Armand. Mrs r B.
whitehead r " Roulette. Miss Roulette and
Mrs u " Diggs. all OF New York
Profile House FNranconia Notch-Mr. and Mrs c.
r. Duaue. W Dwight Branlan the Misses Bra
man and Miss Winterhon Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
ARRIVALS AT HOTELS.

Among the arrivals at the various hotels the
following
Sunset HIu House Sugar Hi-Mr. and Mrs. \.
r Evarts and son, Jersey City; Thomas J. Brady
and Miss NJ. D. Brady. New York: Professor
Franklin B. Dexter and Mrs. Dexter. New Haven.
and Rear Admiral c. H Eldredge. L. S n, and
Mrs FldredEe. Norfolk. Va.
Peckett's-at-S Sugar IIill-AIr. and Mrs c. W Grif-
In and family, New York. and Mrs. Van Wyck.
San Francisco.
Forest Hlll Franconla-MT. and Mrs. y Dubois
Miller Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Klrkpat--
rick and Master Kirkpatrick and Mrs. e 6. Colby.
New York. and Miss GeorEianaa Colby. Amherst.
Mass.
The BaIsan, pIxviIle Notch-Air. and Mrs.
Charles starkweather and son. Chicago, Mrs.
Harry Barnes and Miss Edith Barnes. Philadel-
plI!a: v I. Palmer. Chicago p a. otis aud fam
fly. Chicago. Mrs Harris .. Colt and son. New
York and Judge \. Y. s. Cochrane Hudson. N I.
The Kearsarge. North Conway-Mr. and Mrs {.
y McCadery. .jr.. ana Mr.. and airs. George F.
steele. Isroeklyn.T " Weeks. Cornwsii-on- Hud-
SOD. and Mr. nnd Mrs. c. ". Collins. Brooklyn =
The IrteTysle Houzc. Intervale-Mlss AnHie no
Ian New York. and Miss Hickey. Passac. y.
wentworth Hail. Jsckson-Ms. and Mrs Louis
.Ciutrnan. sFr and Mrs Hermann Youaker Mrs. T.
Bloch and Ira Youukcr
Crawford House. Crawford Notch-Mr. and Mrs,
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

this a convenient and safe method OF making the
ascent OF the mountains.
Nj and Mrs / Eugene White. OF Brooklyn, are
spending the season at the Maplewood where other
late arrivals are Miss Robertson and Miss Mackay.
OF New York. MI and Mrs. F. O. Sherman and
family OF New York, and Mr.. and Mrs. Tonzo
Savage Of Newark, are again spending the season
at the Waumbek as are also Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Daley and DR.. and Mrs. J. 3. Clemmons, Of New
York.
Among the New Workers al the Mount Washing
ton this week are M and Mrs T. A Matthews.
Lee Agnew. Howard Ruggles, Curtis Brady. H. r.
Reed. W j Ryan, Edgard J. Phiils, J. C. Patt-
E J. Ridgway. Louis De Yeau. Kurtz Wilson and
Louis Hamilton
Mrs J. Benjamin and Joseph Benjamin. Mrs. A
L. Gutrnau and the Misses Gutnaan. OF New York,
have taken rooms at Twin Mountain House for the
season.
Tie Profile House has a goodly number Of ar
rivals this week, and many OF the cottagers have
arrived. OF those who bring their own motor cars
are Miss Nina Rhoades. OF New York " Heaton
and Mrs. John c. Duncan
Mrs James P Tappin has arrived with her niece,
Miss Raymond, at the Jackson cottage. which has
been taken by her sister. Mrs. Raymond, for the
present season Mrs. John 9. Tappin Is again To-
Gated for the season the Profile House and has
been the recipient OF some lordly Saguenay salmon
sent by her husband from Canada. where he is
fishing along the lower ST. Lawrence.
The Sunset Hill House at Sugar Hits, is well
filed with a merry colony OF young persons. who
have some OF the most charming informal dancing
parties alternating with golf and tennis. Sixty
representatives Of the Equitable Life Assurance
Society from Pittsburg in convention at the
Mount Pleasant House. at Breton. on invitation
Of the local manager, E, L Woods. They made
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

All went well on the road out The girls were
IN the tonneau. except one, who was beside the
driver in the front seat, while the men were on
the running board. holding to the sides OF the car
The driver brought the machine slowly and care
FULLY down the steep trail on the way home. and
it was just his extreme caution that brought the
party grief. At the point where 1t overhung the
shelf that has been described the road a trihe
high the inside and the driver toward the
outside OF the road so tilt the with
its heavy load. Only short time before there had
been one OF the infrequent Nevada rains almost
resembling a cloudborst. and the road was soft
ened.
couple of prospectors the opposite side Of
the canyon heard a chorus Of wild screams and
hoarse shouts and turned 10 the automobile
slipping, slowly at first. the road gave way
der II. but with increasing and fearful rapid
fly over that terrible drop TO the bottom of the
canyon. The men the running boards were a
mad confusion of arms and legs, jumping for their
lives. while the driver frantically bring
his machine back 10 safety the solid road, and
the girls. imprisoned in the tonneau screamed and
fought escape.
Before the eyes Of the prospectors powerless 10
aid. the great hung for a single instant poised
on the edge Of the drop, and then, in a magnih-
cent curving swoop fell to the narrow shelf fifty
feet below. turning completely and lighting
four square In the middle OF the shelf
The girls and the driver thrown clear OF
the machine in as many directions as there were
persons. and few screaming through the air Two
Of the men on the cupboard side, who had Jumped
rolled down the hill ahead CT the car And all the
members Of the party picked themselves up
brushed the dirt from their clothes and found not
a bruise scratch for a souvenir,
One is reminded CT the negro who accompanied
his master to the petried forests of America
and on his return described his adventures n a
group of admring friends.
"An dem trees was turned tub Stone." he said.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
INCENSE IN THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND

The recent sanction by the Bishop Of London OF
the use of incense at All Saints Margaret Street.
has started interesting discussion IN all the
Church papers-High, Broad and Low. A corre
spondent in the Church Family Newspaper bold
" asserted that the use of incense is not only
''unscriptural to the present dispensation, but
also Illegal He is answer ed just as emphaUcally
by another correspondent. VINO expresses gratica-
ton at the Bishops action. hopes 1t Will be followed
by other bishops and quotes the well known verse
Cdalachi /, III In favor OF the or incense IN
mot even the Judicial Committee OF the Privy
Council can get behind the prophet Malachi. this
writer says nothing the legality illegality
OF the custom In the English Church.-Dundes Ad-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
ND PEAKS AND Wales
,rp MOUNTAINS DRAW
.ntRMs OF VISITORS.
..,.otions of Various k''ds
r.;eaed Among the Most
,ttroefire Surroundings.

y H, July I7.-Over one hun
sr,'ca :. the American Golf Association
nshlD.-- r,-s-ests naye been in Breton
! s57el..t where they are holding their
rs ui'9 -. tournament and playing foT an
EnnD%- va,,ed at $500. This tournament
r. O p--.-. p...te- some OF the most representa-
treasn. -,cn in the country. and has been
sa'e- rom start 20 finish The threat
lands ot tuesday broke away eIlo 'le iaoN' &c
) ~ H0,-- -,,f which followed has been an i'm
=. factor in the success OF 'ile 'ou' 'A4''--''
..,,,, side Of the tournament was Paruou-
So the r-esence Of the wives OF most
- - adding TO the interest and making
y - - 5ancjnC parties and cosey little din
-. r.bjcb several members entertained
-,,,o- parties. usually with the Prohle
50 -. :. 5sstfnation. The new cave grill IN the
: --...t,v-on was impressively opened on
=, +be Governor Of New Hampshire. who
- ,-,,h The usual bottle Of champagne Tie
.,5 -7ernbers Of his council, with their
Governors Jordan, Pillsbury and Floyd
cher n7ominent guests were present AZ
h -e-. v-bicb occurred al noon on Saturday.
-s-,asned over Sunday, and on Sunday
p .-,vs down through Crawford Notch 10
4 - uousa remaining to dine with William
- - :. she Crawford House Two tours OF
- rs-e made by the Governor and mem
: =, oouncfl on Saturday. under the super
,on, Anderson, OF Breton Woods, and
E---,as- Rean OF New Hampshire. Good
/ - zoe, dcue this season on the dreaded
sVs- Hi IN Crawford Notch which has
,r,,sss.,lly graded that now an amateur
low gesred car may pass over it with
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
TENNIS AND GOLF JOURNEYS.

!. annual open golf tournament for the White
--,i, Championship. which opens to-day at
4 y,-.vood Hotel, has many entries and will
-. through next week On August the
u White Mountain tennis championship tour
r,-t y1u begin al the Crawford House Fine
IL ss cre-ed. and Il Is expected that there Will
/ ,T.- sev.nty-hve entries
,.s tennis courts have been made at the Bal
l. ur-iHe Notch, where & rogue court is also
-oc.ss 0. construction The Forest Hill. at
S..-rss has some new tennis courts, also the
ka.u House, a. Sugar Hill. while others have
y nsds al Grzy's Inn, Jackson. There is al
n rr.st deal OF tennis at the Waumbek. in
5tnc-. where there are many expert women
mn
IN Hs-rs G. Colt ant son. OF New York, have
Z nsnsd at the Balsams. Dixvilie Notch. by Mr..
b Nh I r Barrett. OF Bloomfield. n. J.. is
" r-iTtl a: the Balsams, accompanied by her
Bssch Barrett
-s czztu-d House. a Crawford Notch. has been
zsrizssH 4 procuring for the comfort and enter
@z-,.1 its patrons e dozen burros from the
E==rs;s Rockies. which viii be used for making
isssHi Q, Mount Willard and Mount Washing
r he first MAJ 70 make the ascent OF Mount
lzrt sEs Thomas Nichols. OF Lynn, Mass.
-grst 7eart ago. Burro parties will soon be
ny among the women and children, who find
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

''Yas, sub, CROWN right dere an turned to stons.
JUS laik Lots wife In de Scriptyuhs- De little
leaves on EN- shakin in de breeze, an turned to
stone. An de grass under yo' feet Stone. too
All OF It stone breakin up and cracklin' laik glass
when yuh walked ovah II. Vas. suh An de little
birds. Hummin birds an mockin birds an qusils
fyin' thoo de air an turned to stone-"
What's dat you say. niggah? De birds nyin
thoo de aih turned to stone!'I
''Yas sub. dat's jes' what An said You kin
reach out an pick 'em down laik dat an dey's all
turned TO stone"
'eYas reckon dat's So shoIy. or co'se, it's
So An what becomes OF de law or EFaVVerS'
hth?"
why, why-why. dats done petrihed. tool''
E M Ashe the illustrator had experience
on one occasion last spring that was thrill
ing enough to last him for several months "hen
he went with his wife and little girl and a friend
TO visit another artist IN Jersey, Ashe went
by motor down from his place al Westport, conn.,
and crossed over Jersey without incident OF
any kind and the party passed through the jersey
districts at moderate speed without single thrlA
until they were almost in sight OF their journey 3
end II SO happened that before they could rtach
the luncheon which they beginning 10 antici-
pate with considerable pleasure they had TO ciinlo
a steep and rocky road through a narrow gulch
For the man they we're or their way TO WISH mao
chosen his home in wild and inaccessibie spot
as he could find within a days journey OF Ne"
York.
The bit Of road was. in fact the chief beauty OF
fbe rin but the rocks, the crowdng walls Of the
suich and the small stream that found It's crooked
course down one side made ii most dificuIt 20 ne
gotiate Ashe went TO the first speed and began
10 neander among the powders. while his wife
called his attention to the wild roses and Towering
shrubs that added to the beauty of the way and
questioned him the varieties of birds whose gay
plurnage glnted among the foliage
See, Ed," she cried. bird with long bill
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

the ascent OF Mount Washington on Thursday and
will also visit the Crawford and Franconia notches
while here
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Kirkpatrick and Master
Harold kirkpatrick, OF New York. have arrived at
the Forest Hu, in Franconia, for the season. Rob
ert + Bonner. Of New York. Is also guest there
for a few days.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

A Persian philosopher says: The goat Climbs
the rocky hill; the wise takes the valley rosa
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-04-02
Legal Notices.
Notlce Of Forfeiture.

ToAlbert Bradley and Sadie &. Bradley,
their heirs or assigns;
You and each of you are hereby notified that
have expended six Hundred dollars worth of la
Dor upon the JUMBO GROUP of mining claims
known rs the Jumbo No. !, Jumbo No 2, Jumbo
No. 3, Jumbo No. 4, Jumbo Not and Jumbo
No z; also One Hundred dollars worth of labor
upon the BLUE BIRD mining claim, all of which
are situated IN Carson mining district, owyhee
County, Idaho, as shown by certificates filed
with the Recorder of said county on Dec 10th
1908, for the purpose of holding said claims for
the year 1908 as required by the provisions Sec
ton 1924 OF the Revised Statutes of the U. s.
And If within ninety days after the service Of
this notice Tor within ninety days after this no.
tce by publication) you fail or refuse to contrib
ute your proportion of such expenditure, as CO.
owner, your interest in said claims will become
the property of the subscriber under said sec
ton 2324 Charles NJ Swaziland.
silver City, Idaho, Jan. 4, 1903. 4s
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-04-02
Notice of Proof of Completion of
Works and Application of
Water to Beneficial Use.

Notice is hereby given that at 10 a. M, on the
10th day of May. 1903. at Enterprise, County Of
Owyhee, State of Idaho, before Jas. r. Keith, J..
p, proof will be submitted OF the completion Of
works for the diversion of 3 cubic feet per second
OF the waters of Salmon, Murphy and Farrot
Creeks and of the application to beneficial use
of said water in accordance with the terms and
conditions of Permit No. 1851 heretofore issued
by the State Engineer Of the State of Idaho.
!. The name and postofice address of the per
son holding said permit are Charles A. john
ston Reynolds, Idaho
q Said works of diversion will be FULLY com
pleted on the date set for such completion, and
the amount Of water which said works are cap
able of conducting to the place of intended use,
in accordance with the plans accompanying the
application for such permit, is cubic feet per
second.
8. The use to which said water has been ap
piled is irrigation and domestic purposes. and
the amount applied to beneficial use is cubic
feet per second.
A. The place where said water is used is un-
surveyed land lying in Twp. s.. R. 4 W., situa-
ted on Salmon creek about four miles above
the junction with Reynolds creek.
: 5. The date of priority which said user is pre-
pared to establish is April 29th, 1908.
Jas. Stephenson, Jr.
so State Engineer.