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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
NaS irinmphircnbc Iemtidlanb.

urtcr oieiem Sitel bringt Elm eng
lid omerifoniibeS Ylott, Der Cleo,
lunO &cooer." Den iolgenoen ipmpo'
tbIld) 0cboltenen Yeitnrtifel:
"YcbtcS Sobr iiel 5ilm criten Nal
lett @riinoung ocS Gcutihen Heides,
i'm Sabre 1871, Die 3obl Der gtiS.
lunnocrcr ieneS SunoeS uutcr 10000.
Sic bctrl,g 9rnmu 1880. Nilr jenc
Ocrb0Itnibm0biq tlcinc @rllppe bet.
liab Elm oid)t bepolfcricS mo roid)
ipodlcnbcS Sono nit G5,00O,0N
%Giinuobnern, nm bellcrc uno 5lliprc,
dcnocre 8crboItniiic muo @eleNen,
beiten in onoercn Cbsilcn Der Wtlt
81 iud)cn. 0or orciBig Sobren, olS
Geutihlonb ungeiGbr 20.00000O lue.
niger N%eipobncr bate olS belitc, hc,
Lief iid Die 3obl ieiner auSfponocrn,
ocn oui 10000 bis 100000 i1brlid,.
Ger 1robc Wediel. oen oicIe 3ob'
fen Dor Augcn iiibren, 1T Der lid)critc
@eipclS fiir 0cn Grilumpb Der Sntcl.
ligcn5 elmer Ration. Gr lit. in gro.
Bcm MoBltobc. @emeiS liir ocn @crtb
DER ocntid,en Observation-Disclosures. Cas-
Solto lelbit 1T btilte uidt GROCER. nl9
eS nod, Dor elmer Generation lu0r.
Seine @cuolferul0 III INN 30 Erp.
gent acltie0clt, mo cS hat bolielbc
alinto mo oenicIben @riuro urN
Wobcn; mir BADEN Ole @elpobrcr ibil
Iridtborer gcmodt. Ter Mcihtbum
ocS Meid)S an W%inerolien bat ol,rd)
ocn Serbroud ob1enpmmcn. 81,
EciltldclL llid)t Die Nntiir, bobSli 6ic
al mo fiir lid nlbcoelltcnbcn ma
fiir Den aiiltenihiiisperfcbr unoiin-
IiiNcn S1fcn psrbellert. Tic Men.
ld)ell, ilidt bic Notltr. boben Die bcut
ld)en Woiicrlucac pertieit, erncitrrt
mo bon Sinocrniiien beir,it mo bic
6liiIic oltrf eill Ncb bon aonGlcll
craGiSt.
Eic Sbotiod)c, bob Tcutihlonb
ocrurt 1coeibt, ooB foirnl nod, cine
tomboItc 3obl bon Ailsmonoernbcn
onS Snnb nit ieiner 9epoIfcrurg
BON 65.OOO,uO pcrl0Bt. bon ocnl oll,
i0brlih an 100000 iortSusiehcn pilcn
ten, lit Der cinortdSponitc @cuc,s
hoiiir. bnB bciititc Sdrllen, Scitid,er
G~boroftcr mo oeittid)c 2,iitunoSiI.
bigfcit cs uiel Ieid)tcr gemod)t boben.
bcltc in Eeutid)lono iein NhlSfonl,
men 81 iinoe. dis ooS Der SSou mar
sur 3eit, bo Die @tpOltcrmgS6obl I'M
cir Grittel gerinaer irar.
llrtbeil unb Geritono boben bel Der
Gntuidcluug Der beiltitcn Snouitrle
Ole Hidltung onacgeban. 0cutid)'
LAMBS Sohbel unb &erfcbr biloeu Elm
SenfmoI fir Die beutihc Slltellieeuj.
hnS beiltide Sirn.
IoS triumpbirenoc Ieutihlono III
mehigcr eit 3rugniB iiir Cos. mus
Der Ecitihe crcrhte, ais iiir 9oS.
luoS CT it,"
(9inc. Sr. Er.)n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16

Wonote binous nod Mooren 5u nie.
origen Steneridsen I'M 8eiibe gu bo'
FEN. 20 iinb ). y. aoiice uno lbec
IN groben Wengeu g%efauit tuoroen.
Yis oicie Borr1tbe duBcbroudt lill0.
iloucn Die ginfilnite mieOer ab, mo
hcS miro lid an Den @innn9merl oes
Gcides pieoer iilblbor mafen. Oh
aber Die G%innobmen an 3olen tto
Steucrn mieoer 10 iteigen meroen,
mic oic Aci6stogs. Webrbeit erportet
tot, mag o%orcrit oobin geIteat 6lei
ten. Iie So3ialocmofrotie ogitirt
olls politiiden @riinben iiir cincr
8oucott ocs @rnmtpeins uno bar
nui Dem Nartcitag in Seip5lg eincn
Gcid)IuB IN @umltcn Der polligcn
GntbuItmg oc5 granntneins geioBt.
Ter geifluB miro obcr tlft cinunoi
uac Sojioliiten Oopon obbolten, ,cis
ren 81 8cncbnti9em" bel mcniger ole
Hon6bcoolfcruu9, otlf peldc Die So
5;oIoemofrntie feinen einiluB bat.
Nber oltd) gcgcn Die erbobte Bier
i.cuer miro Hrotelt crboben, 6~eionocrS
in ocn StGotcn. llno men1 Der Bier.
ncr6roud), Der in Den Iebten Sobrci
5uildpcn 100 uno 1870 Otter pro aopi
fer 9epolferung betriig. oui oic
Snlltc bcrunter gilgc, 10 miirocn OIL
Ginnabmen Der He9ierun0 trob Der
bobcrcn Stcltern nic6rigcr mcrocn
els bisbcr, @ic longe ooS Bublifum
icinen @ioerltono gegcn bic ncucn
Stelern iortlcben miro, lGBt lid nidt
pnrousiagcn. Cos Gubliflm miro
iih mobI idlicBlid an oic bobcrcll
Yrciic g%elpobncn. Sic crmortcten
poaen 9etrdge neroen bic uciterl
Stcllcrn ober i6merlid cinbringcl.
Gom nilbte Die @rbidoitsi bic
Ton Den Gomierpotibcn 81 6ol &c,
brod)t porbeil iii, bod cintreten. llnN
Die Gonlerpotipen mcroen iid Diitcu,
oIcie Steuer oui's Ncue 'ob5ltlebncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
SoSesfGac.

gm Y. ofiobtt I9umas 8. Gwntntinas. Cir.
4l6. Sii.20. Sirahel 1s Sabre all
Vim 10. Sfiober Carrie 5ooion, Tr. 1852.
Notbs9areDlStrobeI 20 Sabre ati,s HJt
YIN l3. Sftober Wlarn Tndett, Dir. 9io. e.
Pded StrHbel 3 Sldbrt ali. " -.
Vim ~. Sttppcr Catherine e, Teidtr, 9lr.
1912. SuuttssS frdbe IA Sabre at. '
VIM 8. Sfto4N Argbtn 5ceicn, 6llb BON yea
GineaSiraee. Canton 9od6iU. 90 Sabre nit.
Nln ~, Sfiober Yeprse ~ 5luno, gir. l130,
GnrroLs1 trabe, 10 Sabre ali.
gm II. Sfiober Sanief Il. Sahud, SoteI
Sltnfer. 10 Sabre all.
nm u. Snobet geitp 81. SoparS. 5obnS
pnpiinS' SoipiidI, So Sabre alt,
@Ml ~. Oftober gtnorciu 3afiou, Tr. 1905,
Siln"ooWnrb StraBe, 80 Sabre al. &.
PIN 7. Sftober Gbnres 3pnts, Aiott 'dnher
3uhtbuus. 40 Sabre oft.
Nm ~. Sftober eopbia aenteOr, glr. sti,
Noros Slilfnilsg lperne, AZ Sabre alt.
Vim II, G.ftober W'arn ". 2aiuleh, Nr. Dos,
pnlitnss Strdhe. AZ Sabre nit.
Gtn IS. Sftobcr g9iiiam 8. Moore, NuOOietr
AiDE, u Sabre oil.
PIN 81. Ctfobcr artbur 0irGnbDtn, gonpier
2lihG. rs Sabre alt,
PIN ~. Gfiobet Wlargarct Nccutnu, 81. So
tepbsspoiptl1l. 81 Snbre ali.
Sn1 II. Sftobcr aipis u. garf, SanbD |oiut,
90 Sabre alt.
Nm II. cftober searn ehaSer, 9ir. CPS.
Glib OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ~ Sabre alt.
Vim II. Gfiober Bran g.. I. 9inDior, 9ir. 1856,
Vorhs NnnsS trnbc, II Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16

Gie cngIi de N.reiic be
lf0ftigt lid id,oll lebboii nit bau
Torbereitungcn Sil ben EnrIamentS.
Nablen, Dem beporitcbenben .gppell
an oos Sano". Sn Den Yonooner
@IGttern berrihen nber nod Wai.
nilngsperidieoenbciten iiber baS 9c.
eignetitc Gntiim Der H~cnuoblen.
Wdbreno einige ,%}eitiniDen ooroui
blipeiien. Dob H~cuipnblen I'M no.
uenlber oocr Te5ember niIi oas gan,e
Weibno6tSgelh1it oes 2onoeS cineri
itorenoen utb id)ooigenoen einiInB
ousiiben iuilroen. bat eS Der oroui.
aanderiihc 1bcil Der grciic mil ocl,
Nernuablcu iehr eilig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
Iic nenen ocnfidcM Stcncrn nnS
ibrc Mirfnng.

lie einnobmen bes oentldlen Hci-
Ges IN Den eriten iiini Monaten ocS
ldnienoen etotsiobres, olio bonn /.
~priI bis gum 30. anguit BADEN iih
apboben. Cieienigen ais ,3oaen mo
Sfepern iinb geaen oos 8orjabr I'M
50 WIlioncn Mart geiliegen. Sn
her Sdupfiafe lit oieie Steigeruma
Der G~irnabmeH pobl oaroui 5uriid4
snfaJren, 6ab bic erbobicn 2tcuer.
idse gum JbeiI i'm dnguit. gum 1beil
rem ! Gfio6cr an in ar1ii qetreten
fH6 Las Yn6litnm bat nun BOT.
fer veun e3 oaJn in Der Gage mar
Tod groBe gorrdibe gefanii mn ati
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
Wartiu i. Wcdcr.

IS ftarb am IA. Cttpber 1909 @iartiu l..
Nedcr, ~peliebter Sebu BON Dinrp gicdrr ulo
bcS periiprbcnen Iiartin gicdcr. i'm glter boz
% Sabrcr, Sie .Beerbiaulia iiHbct Mpntag.
ben rs. Cfioher. 10 llbr WloreenS. bon ieiner
lebtcn Gubnun9, 0r. 1905, Sft.Ntonn nicut. Ctr,
aus ttnit. lno Damn lia6 Der !ai6oiiftbcn CT.
NlorcaoHNirde, no Inn 9 llbr Elm Hteuuieut
Soddmt fin ieil Geelenbeil ~celcbriri ipiro. Der,
ipnrotc mn Srclubc itto n6tr1gsbpu cingcs
lnhcn. bct3lliro9ner. SeifeBln9 nni Dem 81.
Sri1icr 6rtcobute." (2S9-9D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
gdjt Scitcn,
Die YetrOlenm. 5nOnitric in ben Der
ciHiGtcu Staatrn.


Webr ais fir Bluci Wiiaior6cn Col
lars Nincrol,O al lit, icit Ole gusinbr
Dor neniger ais iiini5ig Sobren be-
gam, BON Den @creini9tcn Stootcn
crportirt moroen. tbs miro III e.
mem iocben neroiieutlidtcn Verid,te
bes Stoiiltiifcn NmtcS i'm SonoeISs
Yilreolt Der gmtoeS. Neaiernlg FLAIR
aelegt mo bot 6csbolb Nnlprllh oill
VcrlGbll6ftit. limo babel miro nid't
ctipo cine Abnobmc, ionbcru clnc
Steiperuitg 0ieicr AnSiubr hodge
mieien. Scit 1879 bot lid Die Netro.
leiin.G roouftion IN oetl 8crcini0tcn
Stooten peradtioft, lcit 1890 Der
nicrfudi ulth in ben Iebtcn 5cbn Sob
reit mebr offs ncrorciiod)t. Su 1879
luor Die Ycirpleitm, Gro0iiftion III ben
goii5cn 8ereiuigten Stootcn piel &C.
ringer, OILS tic 5iir Belt in Dem clnci,
Stooic 1eroS lit, Der lcbtcS Sobr
iiber If Wilionen Safer %proou6irtc.
N0breuo im Sabre 1879 III bcn Scr.
ciniDten Stooten nid)t 9oii5 9 Nil
lipncn 6Giier Petroleum %gerponnen
murbell. betrilg Die Nlisbcittc in 1908
nobe5u $50 Wiaioneu 6oiitr, bon
ocncn I'M obgelntfcnell 1Siefoliobre
fir LOG MiGioncn Collars crportirt
miirocn. trobocm bic Grportpreiie mic.
bri9cr moren, oils III iriibcrtn Sab
rem. Tic Tcreinigtcn Stootcn pro
oil5iren piel mebr Eetroleum, olS olle
onocrcn Gambler Der Grbt suiummcrl
N|cnonnlen; nod Der l%cbilobrigcil
Grn0uftion bon riino $50 Willioncli
SGiier ct1poS iiber 63 Ero5cnt Der
Nelt Erobnftion. Hublolo, ooS inns
III 1904 nod 5icn1lid) nobe fonL lit
ipeit 5uriid9ebliebcn uno %liciertc III
1908 MIR nod rull0 ctruoS ilber 81
Winionen S0licr oocr - Frobcnt DC.
WcltYrpbuftiolt. Toil ben iibri1cll
21noerh fommlcn iiir oic Tetrolcunl
@eminniln9 MIR nod in Vctrodjt:
boS oitrcidiid)t @oliSien nit cincr
Snbresousbclttc BON iibcr 1914 Wil
lionen Sdiicr ooer III Ero5cnt Der
Weltnusbeutc. Sumotro Sopo mo
8orieo nit nobe5u 8 Wiuioncn SG'
icr. RumGnicn nit mcbr ais 8 Mil
liousn Safer. Suoicn NIT .. Merico
nit 32 3diier mo Sopon nit . Wiil.
lioncn S1iicr. Nile iibriacn GGnNcr
Der groe p%robuSiren mr. % Miuio'
men 61iier. nid)t cinnlol ein YroScnt
Der MeltouSbeuic.
Eic Ansiubr bon Eatrolcum 1T BON
rullo 30 Wiilioncn IollorS I'M Sabre
1875 nni t06 Miaipncn i'm Ned,
lmneSiobr 1909 a%eliitNen. Soit Ole
gauge Grbe III inns iributpilidtiN
mo iclblt ooS riiditGnbige China bat
Ieinc GinIilhr non omcrifoniid)em Ne
trolelm IN brn lcBten Sebn Sobrcu
mebr OILS peruicrioft. Togcgcn III
Die Ginilbr aus HuBlonb nnb bon
Sumotro 5uriid0eGongcn. Wcld)' rit'
iiecn llnllolla Die Ectroleum Snbl,
itrie III Den Gereinigttn Siooten &C.
nonlmen hat lett bic Eroouftion Dor
flnI5ia Sobren be9oltn. 9ebt ans bcn
Grmltieluneen bcs Stniiitiihcn 9ii
reaus berpor. Innod) beirug bic o.
iornntt ausbentc in oieicr 3eit polio
30 Miuiarbcn Wollonen. bon Ncncl
fir 2232 Minioncn Collars in ooS
Tnslonb gineen. @eld,e rnaebsuc.
rem Sdldbc birgt bic Groc Der @erci
iigtrn Stoaten mo mcldIe Hieicrr
Gernloa1l hahen Tie Eenen aebrad)t.
ipeld)c Die Petroleum Snouitric bv
Snrbrs bcberrifci!
= .|. .#.#
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
Marh Erucit.

Neliehie gntlir bco peritotbeneu Snniel erlcit
i'm NJ. Sabre ibrcS pcbruc. Sic glccroignll1
finnet 2unntGg, ben II. Sftuber. ? llhr Woo
mlita9o, bon ibrer icbten GSpbril1, Mr.. 33l,
Sios0iuurt. Strabc, aus itail, ipe6li 8etlpnlloic
UNI 6rciiroc udiltrigcoon ciliaclnocn ftno. Set'
icblna prirnttnl uif benz DGouoolI Farf."
2SS-qOl .Es
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
Ghnrlcs VI. Mnlcnbcrn. ,

IS Itnrb ant 10. Sltobcr 1909 Gbarfts ".
Wnlenbera. ~aeIiebier Sdttc her pcrftrrbeueu
rem. Sic 9eerbigina finoct eonutaa. > llbr
9iddutiitnns. bon Der &obnnllg ocs &rrt. 81
rober. Gr. 1903, aadiopsstrafe, ans iinlt. 8ci.
iebnta nnl OCT "Vdlilinerc 9eireierb."
lOsn nnl ----.--
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16

MIS- re fn me y or 10 en- gen
Moden gum 0eidubten iiir China er.
nnnnt ruuroe, prop6e5eitan inn oiele
3eitnhgen cine ~gldn5enoe DIPLOMAT.
i6c 3ufunit. limo jest 1T oieie oiplo.
matii6e 3utunit idon ein cling Der
8Crqan0Cnbeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16

Sic 3u mmenfunf 5lu i
id)en Goit unb 3io5 miro Die alei'
nigfcit bon $4,000 foitcn. 9(ber
menr ole S1upter 5lpeicr Notioren
cinol1oer Die Sonb id)iitteln moaen,
mer 5dblt bo Die IuSQoben?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
Dat 2aWn Cemetery,

tcrn.9iocnn ,9iuao, nnbe NORTH 1oint.Roao.
Neftanoiae Auftdt. ~ Tradltoultc Sage.
t,NuUtlO .6lttC)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
timurcgEemctcr

Shreaa: Hranilin glba galtiutursu u. Gortbnr.
liearibriBplibc 5nrl Verldl1 bon $50 an.
fir bier @rdbrr 5rgie Nenubnig Der anpelIc
fir TrnuerGotieSoieutftJlt ~ CSmtl6.tSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
SpiritnOicn . qirens $ Npplifationen.
epirituoiea'eiecu5.9tpplfationeu
elite gir. If.
SlreaH Der Spiritio ieH.2 iru5,G outmiiiare,
Simmer Cir. BOG, 8eridtsgeodnoe.
2. sterett W,c9im, 9rGftoeni.
Games Bomb,
gcniamiu y. Sbreepee,
0pmUiiidrc,

Gndiolgcao g~citdnnte Fcrfoneit baber Beti-
iionen iiir cine Gnbetait. Spiritupien.YitcnS pp1i
/. gipncmUer 1909 eingerei6t, peldhe am 3rcis
tag, ben 90. Sfio6er 1909. IT llbr Iormiiidps.
iH @ripdauu acJoaen peroen. groteite miiiicn
bor ~ llbr WiiituaS am Wiittupdt, Den u. 81
iober 1909, einaerei6t lperoen. Protcits 5ora
rlilnre itno auf Inin6en in OisIem 9iireal CT.
Gdltlid.
@afbington goiuie,
GbcfsGlerf.
9'nnts, gorefie: g8nres
c1riutm. Omit 10 Glib grouOiuah ........ 9
aane. bartholomew, 937 Sibs6ppuroftr. %
Atpebcra. Soieph, 1i3 @Ibeunrleftr ann. )
9leu, Charles g.. 100 Scuttftr .........,.ts
9lisf l9inium. 1901 gnfterns9lpeuue. mn. 8
Shiudnebed Dsareareibe tgsiihue), 1 Git
0ouus, GOiparo. 5Ii eit.saitinoreitr ,..,.. /
goUns. Sbbfh n. IT, 81 sstAss rSSahrlinfr II
9oorep. Soiepb a. 2t23 Rennibibg mia, spcy 10
Snael. Sobn H., 2S6i-b7 SuIions gue. ......t3
5reeInuo. Sobn ~. 1877 SriibsSine.gor. ELI
Fatae, Noia =. tpfrteirnfbet), 1913 Siuens
@ Strabe. t... ......1 3
e6ipanepene. Roiic (perheiroibcD. 100 1erp.
toiisSirube. ma. ..!... -. .I...24
2dnid, eonrgo. il24-26 e. 4opionlir "a
Sofolonc. ginttolt, 500 - BOD gt,fgaloeriftr. At
t2s8-91D -ai-l-4ur,, .tI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16

,Sd6er, iutertituuge . gsrcin sr. D."
Seutc. Samftda, g~erlnnmIung mo NnfbeSa6t
Inna bet oiertclidbrlifcn Reiirape.
t2S0) u. Cart, Seireiur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
airdlide Ynseiscn.
oms.@emcinoc.

GontlnaefdnIc $50. glbodi If libr. Sci
Goiieeoicrft 4.30. ESQ
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geriammlnngs Yn3cigen.

,,Eattcrion Bart germanent soan nuo Suilbiua
MNpeintipn."
Bic SnbreSs Serfanlmllug Der Authenticated
obieeli Gereins finbet Wittpudl, ben 30. Otto
barb. ino gSnibinetpns Sirabe fat 5ur ySubI
bon 6lp0If Eirefioren fit has %Idufenoe Iabr.
5rauf Wiler, Frdi.
GS9,93) Seurp ". 5anpcf, Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16

Sor meniger ais 5ebn
Sobrcn imlrben Aftien fir Cider,
beits .Hoiirmeiier 81 30 Geuts ongc.
boten. Sect iinb tie iiber 200 Gpl.
lars mertb. Aui Elm 8opitol bon
$4,000 Collars entiGlt ein iGhr.
lid,er Reinproiit BON 9 MiaioneIt
Collars. ctH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16

Gos Geutide 8eidsge.
rlGt in 2eip3i9 beitebt jest 30 Sobre
lang. Gtnn 800 genmte iino an Die.
lem Werihtsbof baidJditigt, ooruntcr
II Senots.B rdiioenten II. 81 3ei61,
aerIhts Static.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-09-15
Notice to Creditors.

In the Probate Court. Idaho County State of
Idaho.
In the matter of the Estate Of James X. Rick
man. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Letters OF Admins
tration ON the estate of James K. Hickman. de-
ceased. were granted to the undersigned ON the
Idaho county.
All persons having claims against said estnt !.
are required to exhibit them to me for allowance.
at the Office of J. NJ Gilmore, at CrangeviIIe
Idaho. within ten mouths after the date OF the
FIRST publication of this notice, or they shall be
forever barred
This 18th day Of August. 1909
KATHERINE HICKMAN,
Augl9SeptS Administrators
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-09-15
Alias Summons.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict OF the State of Idaho in and for the County
of Idaho.
Grangeville Savings and Trust Company. a cor
poration plaintiff, VS. Eugene Mallette. May NAL
lette. his wife. 5. +. Hege, Mabel Hege his wife
John p. Fay CFaye). and Otto K. Johnson. de
fendants.
The State of Idaho sends greeting:
To Eugene Mallette. May Maliette his wife
(Faye) and Otto X. johnson. defendants:
You are hereby notified that there has been
filed in the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court of the Second Judicial District of the state
of Idaho in and for the County of Idaho the com
plant of the above named plaintiff playing judg-
ment against Eugene Mallette and May Mallette
his wife on account of a certain promissory note
made. executed and delivered by the said Eugene
Mallette and May Malette his wife. for the sum
Of three hundred dollars. dated April 18TH 1905
due one year after date and bearing interest at the
rate of 10 per cent per annum from date until
paid for the sum of S97S paid for insurance and
1859 taxes paid by the plaintiff on the property
hereinafter described; for the sum of one hundred
dollars as an attorneys fee. and that a certain
mortgage made and executed by the said Eugene
Malette and May Mallette, his wife to plaintiff to
secure the payment OF said promissory note and
the sums paid for insurance and taxes on the fol-
lowing described property to-wit:
Lots nine 80 and ten Qol in block 100 also lots
the town of Denver. Idaho County, Idaho.
That each of said defendants and all persons
claiming under them or any of them subsequent
to the execution of said mortgage upon said
premises may be foreclosed of all right claim or
equity of redemption or other interest in said
mortgaged premises or any part thereof; that the
same may be sold and the proceeds thereof APP
piled to the payment of the costs and expenses of
this action. attorneys fees, the amount due on the
mortgage and note, the amount due for money
advanced for insurance and taxes. with interest
on said amounts TO the time of payment: that the
Defendants Eugene Mallette and May MalIette
his wife may be adjudged TO pay any deficiency
that may remain after applying all money so ap-
piicable thereon and for such other and further
relief as to the Court may seem equitable and
just.
And you are hereby summoned and required to
appear and answer said complaint within twenty
days after service on you of this summons If
served within this judicial district or if served
elsewhere. within forty days.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail 10
appear and answer said complaint as above re-
CURED the said plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint
Attest my hand and seal of the said District
Court this 18th day Of August. 1909.
lsEAL
J. l. oVERMAN. Clerk of the District Court of
the Second Judicial District of the State of Idaho
in and for the County of Idaho.
j. NJ. GILMORE, Attorney for Plaintiff. residing
at Grangeville, Idaho. Aug. Is Sep. D.
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Creek, Marshall Lake, Roosevelt or
Warm Lake precincts, same were
not included in the canvass.
Abstract of votes cast at said Spec
ial Local Option election were made
up and spread upon the records as
follows:
For the question 1719 votes.
Against the question 1919 votes.
A majority of all votes cast being
for the question, it is hereby declared
that the proposition has carried.
No further business appearing, the
Board adjourned sine die.
c. NJ. Butler, Chairman.
Attest: ]. |. Overman. Clerk.
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independent

independently
]. ]. Remington was a business
visitor in Grangeville the first of the
week.
Russ Rice, of Slate Creek, was a
county seat visitor one day the first of
the week.
Messrs. Holt, Rhodes, Martin and
Johnson passed through town for the
railroad, with a fine drove of cattle,
which they are going to ship to the
coast market
Seth Jones and Geo. Behean, of
White Bird, +. w. Ketenbach and
son of Lewiston, accompanied by
friends from Grangeville, are spend
ing a few weeks in the mountains
hunting.
Frank Mathewson and wife were
guests at the Newman House last
Thursday, enroute from higgins
Springs. They have recently sold
their ranch on Joseph Plains, but
have not decided on a permanent To-
cation,
The members of the local Metho-
dist church will regret to learn that
Rev. Putnam is to be sent to Reu-
bens for this year, so says the Lewis
ton Tribune. The Rev. Putnam S
friends wish him success in his new
field
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The young people of the Chris
tain church will give a reception to
the student, of grades 7, 8, 9, 10, IL
and IL at the church Friday evening
of this week at 1880 O'Clock. A
musical and elocutionary program is
being arranged, which will be fol-
lowed by games, refreshments and a
general good time. Nothing to sell,
but plenty to eat In addition to the
students, all the young people of the
town are cordially invited.
Committee.
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COTTONWOOD cHRoNIcLlNcs.

Miss Mary Mcdonald left yester-
day morning for Cotton, Wash.
where she viii attend the Catholic
academy this fall and winter.
Rev. Pease returned this week
from attending the Methodist con-
ference and informs us that he has
been stationed at this place for an
other year, fact which his many
friends will be very glad to hear.
Burnley Clayton, of Denver, who
is operating threshing machine out
on the prairie, was in town Monday
morning with badly torn hand which
he got caught IN the fan of his
thresher. DR.. Turner dressed the
injured member and Burley went
back to work but he will have to get
along single handed for q couple of
weeks until his wounds heal.
A lawsuit was heard in Justice
Wolbert's court Wednesday 20 de-
eide the ownership of two horses
which were claimed by Mrs. Robert
Williams, the Indian woman resid-
ing north of town. The horses are
now the property of Ferdinand Nuxoll
and B. c. Rooster. Mrs. Williams
claims to have lost the horses abou,
two years ago while witnesses pro-
duced by the present owners testified
to having owned one of the animals
fully Ave years ago and the other
some time afterward. The case was
tried by jury and owing to a disa-
greement no verdict was returned.
The case may be tried again later.
What came near to being a fatal
accident occurred at the Sprute farm
southwest of town Monday evening.
Charles Olson, who was working
with the machine, sat down by the
side of a stack just at dusk and the
forker, not seeing him, threw the
derrick fork off onto him. One OIL
the teeth of the fork struck him along
the side of the neck and face and cut
quite a cash in the flesh. The in
jured man was later brought to towr
and had his wound dressed and will
soon be all right again. His escape
from instant death was a very close
one, for if the heavy fork had struck
him on the back of the neck or head
the tooth would have gone cleal
through and death would have beer
certain.
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Board of Canvassers.
STATE OF IDAHO
County of Idaho o.


On this Saturday, the 4th day of
September, A. d. 1909, the same
being ten days after the Special Local
Option Election held on August 18th,
1909, the Board of County Commits
sioners of Idaho County, State of
Idaho met pursuant to law, as Board
of CanvaSSerS in their Clerks Office in
Grangeville. Idaho, to canvass the
votes cast at said Special Local OPP
ton Election, etc.
Present, c. NJ. Butler, Chairman
and Charles Bentz and Herman Won
Bargen, Commissioners, and ]. |.
Overman, Auditor and Clerk of the
said Board Returns having been re-
ceived to date from all the precincts
in the County in which elections were
held, the Board here proceeded to
canvass the votes of the following
I
precincts, according to the sealed re-
turns:
Grangeville No. l, Grangeville
No. 2. Grangeville No. 3, Grange
vile No. 4, Cottonwood, White Bird,
Nit Idaho, Dewey, Kamiah, Wood
land, Westlake, Glover, Forks, Fair
view, Pleasant View. Florence, Clear
water, Denver, Stuart, Elk City, Big
Butte, Tahoe, Harpster, Keuterville,
Sites, Ferdinand, Greencreek, John
Days, Newsome, Joseph, Pollock,
Golf. Lorena, Deer Creek, Con-
cord, Orogrande, Dixie, Warm
Springs and Warren.
No election being held in Slate