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NINE. STEINHEIL SUED.
American Seeks 10000 Francs for
False Accusation.

Paris. Nov. 16-Frederick Harrison
Birmingham. the American journalist
who was falsely identified by Nine. Stein
he'll az one time as one OF the murder
ers of her husband and mother. has
brought suit against tho woman who has
Just been acquitted OF the crime FOR
10000 francs in material and moral dam
ages.
The suit has been entered before a civil
tribunal Birmingham caused consider
able amusement during Nine. Steinheirs
trial by telling what a close call he had
from the guillotlne because he went TO
a costumers 10 hire a long robe. such as
Moses wore. for the art ball The muir
ders Of NJ Stelnheil and Nine. Japy. ac-
cording 90 Nine. SteinheN wore these
long gaberdines and other testimony
given at the recent trial was 10 the effect
that three robes Of this kind had been
stolen from the Hebrew theater just be-
fore the Impasse Ronsin.
Ii IS also reported that Remy Coulllard
the valet OF the Steluhen household.
against whom accusations were unjustly
made. intends 10 sue Nine. Stelnheil for
5000 for false arrest and defamation OF
character.
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Naval Orders.

Rear Admiral W. W. KDlBALL. detached duty
member OF Naval Examining and Naval Retiring
Boards. Washington. D.. G., and continue on
other duties
Capt. A G. DILLINGHAM;. detached duty com
mand Fanklln. navy yard. Norfolk, Va. to
duty member q Naval Examining and NaTal
Retiring Boards. Mills Building. Washington.
ID. {.
Ensgn v v WOODWARD. detached duty con-
mand Biddle 20 duty c5nnortion fitting out
Reid. and duty ON board when placed In
commission
Ensign r L. WALKER, detached duty command
Bakeley. 10 duty connection fitting out Smith.
ard duty on hoard when placed in commission.
Nfidshiuman G. C. ROSS. detached duty command
Blakeey 10 duty connection fitting out Smith.
and duty on board when placed I'm commission.
Niidshipman H. 7. MARYLAND. detached duty
Worden. TO duty connection fitting out Reid.
and duty on board when PLACED in commission.
Passed Asst Surg. J. NJ. BRlSTER 20 duty
Naval Academy. Annapolis. Nd.
Passed Asst Paym- +. A. NrNuLDAN. detached
duty ns pay officer and general storekeeper.
Naval Training Station. san Francisco Cal, %
duty os pay officer and general storekeeper,
Naval Station. Guam.
Passed Asst Pawn. II. u. LAMAR. detached
duty pay officer and general Storekeeper Naval
Station. Guam. 70 home and wait orders
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 2S75-Lot 81 Simon Oppenhsimer o. VI. TO
Richard A. Ford and Walter C. Davis. trustees
20 secure Columbia Permanent Building Assccia-
ton. S Ooo.
SQUARE r25-L.ots and .; Charles ". Morris IT III.
to William F. Bolon and Frank Fuller. trustees
10 secure Grorrs Park Company. s.. so. 5 yuars
per cent. semiannually.
Square 4lZ3-Lots l and 2; same 70 ame. % secure
same. 500, monthly payments. per cent.
Square l0l4-Lot p Henry 7. Adams and Carrie r.
G. Adams 20 Ernest L. Schmidt and George "
Esnmerch trustees. 20 secure German-American
Building Association, 5000.
Square l0li-Lot 3; Neturia c. Nussbaum e. VIZ 20
same, 20 secure sane. $50.
Square SLOT %; stephen c. Weaver e. W. 70
William H. Soles and Jesse +. Potblry, trustees.
to secure Lawrence s. DcdEc. 500 years.
81 Vcr cent semiannually.
Square 5sl-Part q lot b : Mary Dovncy Rirckhead
% George NJ, Ennerich ard Douglass S. Mack
all. trustees 90 secure Washington Six Per Cent
Permanent Building Association 81 800
Square lia-Lot Is; Rose l.. Mays 70 George W. and
George X Linkins. trustees. 70 secure James VI
woodward 500, years 81 per cent. semi
annually
souars s5s-Iot ls5: Edward Lord ct ux. 70 r. p
Howensein and Emanuel Speich. trustees. 10 So
cure James T. HowenStein 81 .9O0, monthly pay
mnts. pcr crnt
SQUARE 9s5-IOt 65; Anna Pauline Prfnzhorn 70
Norman l. Sansbury and William G. White
trustees. 90 secure Charles ID. Scheuch 81 nO0
March l. 1910. per cent per annum
sauare l-4a-Lots "a tn L; Lillian s. E. Derolfnv
to H. D. Gordon and Robert f. Heater trustees,
70 secure Fulton r. Gordon. $50. Z months.
Der cent. PER anuum.
SQUARE Slot 10; Stephen c. Weaver ct III. 70 ]
Clinton Trbby and Paul v Mitchell. trustees
10 secure Lawrence + Dodge $3.50 year.
Ter cent. semi-annually.
Chicester-Iots 2S and %; Emily Staver Palmer
70 Cos Sprgnard ard William King trllstees
TO secure Meyer Hahn. 500. l year. s per cent
Der annum-
suuare 1Ols-LOt q; Lewis Spectre and Goidey
speee 70 os .T. N,-s 1' Pa,, ane s6 saul Topper
Der cent per anuum.
Reno-I.cts 10 and H. block / Sarah F. Dorsey n
Charles a. CrGgin and Chsrlec y G. Nc.
Cartensy. trustees. 10 secure George C. Gertman
S25 years, s pcr cent semi-annually
s5psrs gA5-Lot 3; Mary F. H1rriSon e al "a
George C. German, trustee, 70 secure G. Mart
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court OF Appeals.

All present.
Adrlssion- Robert NJ Piorson.
Patent appeal No 591. Young -. StrlOle; argu-
ment continued by Mr. g. Y. Edwards for appellant
continued by Mr.. O.. T. Byrnes for appeIlocs con-
unued hy Mr. ChG. II. Dusll Tor appellee and
concluded by Ne. e.. Z. Edwards Ter appellants
Patent appeal No 5o9. Casper - Gold 90 al.
Patent appeal No. O0. Casper -. Gold argument
commenced by Mr CHARLES Moore for appellant
argument c1utiuuel b. Mr. o. L. Barnett tU
aVpc.icc +. II. God.
Original No. 80. s,oucr "a stoner; petition for
ccrti0rgu denied.
Assignment for today-Pztont Appeals:
Auoneys Ncave-Bsr1ett. Fraser. and Redding.
No 60 Casper ~ Cold; on hearing. AttOrneys
Neave-Barnett
No. tsf In ro rp..sue application u EFbest II.
Gold. and No 6j. Gold Vs. Gold Attorneys bar
uctt-Frsscr. Reiding ard Rcidmau.
No. col Bastan IS. Champ. Attorneys. Belt
LnthcUm. Bacon. and Milaus-Fay.
No, "a In NJ Application 4 Frank O.. Wright
Attcrnevs. BRADLEY & idnthicum-Ruck
No co.. Enge ". Sinclair ct al. Attorneys Nc
Gill-H7Es0n.
Ma co lloyd IS Rotfng. Attorneys, Lanthl-
cam. Fuller. Belt Bacon.
NJ. g5. In n application u Howard p. sher-
man. Attorneys D0weli-Wlitehead.
Nos. 6l1. als Coz. stanton vs.. Hover e. a.. At
tCrncys Emtry-Dodgc
No Go Illinois Match Co. ~ Brornall. At
to-neys Psrser-Bgger.
No. 60 In 70 application 4 The Seamless
Rubber Co Attorneys. Appleran-Wh!tehead
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Intestinal Indigestion
a Form of Dyspepsia Usually Result
ing from the Inability to
Digest Starchy Foods.

There are a great many persons who
are victims OF what Is known as in
festival indigestion. a disease which IS
due to the fact that the starchy foods
are either partially digested or not d.
gested at all, and the result OF this trou-
bic may be either an obstinate consti-
patton or q persistent diarrhOea.
This inability TO digest starch is
called 'amylaceous dyspepsia" a dis
ease which Is much in evidence Ameri-
cans are VIGOROUSLY poor digesters OF
starch, and as starchy foods, such as
potatoes rice, bread, &c. are digested
entirely IN the small intestine, and not
in the stomach proper as is generally
supposed, Il can be readily seen how IN
testinal Indigestion will usually produce
diarThoea-
In the small intestine the pancreat'c
juice acts upon the starcheS and ordi-
narily in a state Of health. possesses
the power OF converting them into Crane
sugar and deXtrine. Starch must be so
transformed before Il can be Of use 70
the animal being. Remaining az uu-
changed starch. It either passes through
the alimentary canal. and proves a use
less burden 70 the system, because II
reslsts absorption, or IL causes intestinal
indigestion, the food products becoming
acrid through putrefaction. which often
sets mp catarrhal Inflammation Of the
intestine, resulting IN diarrhoea
In complaint OF this character many
=. n.
and tannin 10 relieve the diarrhoea ali
OF these remedies being powerfully as
tringent and they stop the trouble sud
denly, locking Up" the morbid score
tons throwing the toxic intestinal not
son back on the system. and often caus-
ing death through autO-intoxlcation
STUARTS DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
contain among other powerful dlgestives
q substance called diastRse. which thor
ouEhly digests every particle OF starchy
foods I'm the small intestine, and pre-
vents the possibility OF intestinal indl-
gestion, no matter how excessive NAV
be the amount Of food eaten
These tablets also contain calcium err
donate, which is a mild though effective
sub-sstringent, and which relieves and
cures the diarThOea by easy stages. N
does not act with such suddenness q :
would cause poisoning Of the system
but. on the contrary. by its antiseptlc
properties. all toxins intestinal germs.
and poisons always present IN intestinal
Indigestion and dlaThoea are DESTROYED
Not only are the starches digested nv
the use Of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablats
but through the action Of other inere,
dents they contain albumlnous foods like
meat and eggs are also dIgested Thus
they cure indigestion OF any kind. Ruy
package from your druggist TODAY
for 90 cents and send us your name and
address for free sample package. Ad-
dress F. a. Stuart Co., $50 Stuart Bldg
Marshall. Mich.
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Lawsuits.

No. 5ell5 Lemuel q Ldttleford rs Washington
Railway and Electric Company; damages. $1,000
Attorneys Happier 4 Merillat.
No. 5ll6 samuel J. Glsse- ". Mayer Bros, &
o.; appeal Attorney. J. / Peyscr.
No. 5Zll7. Peoples National Bank vs.. G. Meredith
Winship and J. q. Morris; note. 500 Attorneys
Mcneil & Mcneil.
No. 5Zlls. Kate Thornton. administrative vs.
Chesapeake snd Ohio Canal Company e al dam
ages $1,000. Attcneys W J. Lambert and K. n.
Yeatmau.
No. 5Zlla Ross p Andrews rs Henry E Wlkens
ccTtiorari. Defendants attorneys Wilson & Banks
dale.
No. 52l1l Isaiah T. Warren - Anacostia and
Potomac Railroad COMPANY; damages 500. At
torneys c. A. Berry and r. F. Downing.
No. 52ln. Metropolitan Coach Company, Sc. W
William A. Richards; account S666 Attorneys
Barnard & johnson.
No 5z2 Same rs. Eugene d. 2. Brady: 40
count. sos AttOneys same
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Equity Court No. 1.

JUSTICE ANDERSON
No $50. EichelbcrEer ~ ElcheIbcrgcr: decree
q NOVemhCr 3 amended.
No. 2152. Weaver vs. Hopkins full powers vested
Ia remaining trustee.
M. &-il Richards "a Richards: pleas allowed
With costs AttomcyS W. q. Gandiner-G. r.
Williams
No USG. West II West: rule as 10 alinony
set Novcmber n Attorneys. r L Gaskins-
". q. Chase and NJ T. Clinkscalcs.
No 2s-5k Bennett Va Bennett; al.mouy ordered
paid. Attorueys F. L. Cies and G.. r. Collins
L. " Kinz. J. +. Collins and W C. Chase.
Assignment for today.
No. @. A. 5. & T. CO. ~ Walker = a. At
toUeys Berry s. Minor-BaIey, Hicks & Mickey
nodA
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would submit Budget TO Country

London. Nov. 16-In the House OF Lords
this evening the Marquis OF Lansdowne.
leader of the opposition, gave notice Of
his intention 10 move an amendment on
November 2 rejecting the second reading
OF tho budget Lord Lansdowne viii
ask the house to declare that this house
is not justified N giving its consent 70
this bill until It has been submitted 70
the judgment Of the country"
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% Henry r. Shortes e. ux.. So
Ninth street southeast between street and Nassa-
clusstts avsIue-Geclse VI. BaGkmsn e ux %
Charles A. Ccgan. $40.
Ingleside-Lot %. block 6: Augusta c. Grossart 70
]. Clarence Welch. SO
Holmead Estatey-Pa7t Of Dot 5: Jsrnctto r Lehman
ct Tx. TO Harry B. Wilson SO
street southeast between First and Second streets
Square 80 lot H.; Thomas n. Pickford and
William a. HIi trustees 70 Daniel c. Leahy
S05.
Columbia Hcights-Lot g. block IS Orlauda A.
Jones ct NIX TO Nellie l. BirtWou. SO
Washington Hcigts-Lot T. block 2. William Pi4
Konosg e. ux- 70 Howard u. EtehiSoa, SR
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Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.


No. 2ssG. Bradt e Al. - Bradt = a.: aTprar-
ance q absent defendant ordered. Attorneys, =. H.
BOglCy and NewCOUb Churchill & Frey
No. &iG2 johnson Ct al Boston q al. order
allowing Gdninis,rator % intervene Attorneys. Z
L. Gies and ". J. Lambcrt-w NJ Ofiy
No. &L4. Hin ~ Hin divorce a vim nat
granted and alimouy. costs &c.
No. SsS4 Beckett Beckett et al sale con-
hrncd and reference TO auditor. Attorneys Lester
& Prio.
No Z5i9 Dulany ct al vs.. WaEgaman e al F;
order o. severance. Attoueys. Maddox a Galley
No 800 Bunker " Bunker order for warrant
q arrest. Attorneys, r L. Montague and j. A.
Moriasity-M. Stearman
No. Z.el7. Mcconnell ". Mcconnell: order deny
ing alim0ny and ordering costs and counsel fees:
reference 20 examiner. Attorney. G.. T. Havel.
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No. $3.50. stephen c. Weaver - Mary z. Hop
hns trustee. q a.: substitute trustse Attorney
W II. Sholes.
No sSa5l Daniel ". Pstch e al "a william
Wvnan q. TX; sale Of real estate. Attorney, !.
Williamson
No. 2sE Anne Posner rs. Isaac Posner e. al.
divorce. Attorneys Lyon & Lyon.
No 290. George T. Robertson " Enc B. Rob
ertsJn et al. divorce. AttorueyS Worthington 4
Fearlcy.
No. 2s9Si. james + Philips rs Birdie V. Phil
lips 20 a.. divorcs. Attorneys A. L. NcTmyer
and T. NJ. O'Bdrn.
No. &o35 Galen E Green ~ James @ Reeves
specific performance. Attorney. John RidJut.
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CHARTER FOR AERO COMPANY.
Airship VOyRgers Incorporate with
Capital of S75O,OOO In Germany.

Berlin. Nov. 16-The Airshlp Voyage
Company was incorporated al Frankfort
to-day with a capital Of $4,000 or this
amount the town OF Hamburg contrib
uted S125. 900: Munich a similar amount.
and Baden Baden. $4,000
Airship trips viii be organized at the
beginning of the coming spring. They
will start from Friederlchshafen.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
CTuesdny, Der

oVcrrUlei sentence p jan Tor SIX months GuStioo
Anderson.
Assignment for to-day;
United States VI Charles Robinson
United states ys Arthur Roy.
Notice-Tbe9e viii De a call Of all q appeal cases
iustc5 Of the peace appeal calendar Tor October
IN Criminal Court No. on Friday November l9
1902 az 10 q. u.
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD.


Estate q Thomas J, Jones; order granting letters
tssiamentary 70 Louise b. Jones. bond. 500 At
torrcy. MILAN g. smith
Estate Of Albert u. Bradt, order granting letters
o. administration 20 Jane Bradt. bond. S.ooo At
t1raeys. r. G. Langnade & Newcoub. and Churchill
& Frer
Estate Of Ellen n. Cotton; order TO settle claim
Estate o. George ". Pratt. VIII dated February
s. lSQ. and petition for letters q administration
C ? a, field. Attorney, =. y, Hopeweh
Estate q Benjamin +. Whiteside, order for t-ans-
fer o. stock
Estate Of william s. Bel. VIII dated November
& 1901 fled
Estate q James Daly. order granting letters o.
administration - Anna g. y. Whalm: bond. Sl.O0l
Attorney. j. W. Douoghre.
Estate Of William T. sp.gnul; petition Tor letters
testameutary Attorney. J. A. Macdel.
Estate % Joseph q, Squires order granting let
ters % administration % William ID. Sguires; bond,
S50Q Attorney. ". F. Ambrose.
Estate %, Frederick J. Miller. win dated August
g. 100. and petition Tor letters testamentazy fled
Attorney. Gull & Gull.
Estate Of Matilda Koohler; viii dated November
1910 Sled
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NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Steamer Engaged for Work
mems Transportation.
LAST APPEAL FOR NEGROES
Petitions Presented to the Governor
by Attorneys for Convicted Muir
derers-ErectIon of Telephone Poles
on North Patrick street Opposed.
Alexander Beauregard Dies.

f. Clinton Knight. s25 King street. Alexandria,
Va is authorized agent and carrier for The Wash
lngton Herald. The Herald will be delivered daily
AID Sunday to any address 10 Alexandria Cor 80
cents a month.
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Criminal Court No. 2.

JIoIIIfl oIAFEV1U-
No. BIZ intel States vs. William A. Cole.
robbery; verdict guilty.
No. 267u United states ~ George N. Brown.
assault dangerous weapon. verdict guilty
No. o6555 United States Va BENJAMIN Coleman
assault dangerous weapon: motion for new t-isl
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Circuit Court No. 1.
TUSTICE WRIGHT


No 5ll2 Erhardt rs Anacostia and Potomac
Railroad Company; on trial AttoneyS Leckie.
Fulton Cox and r G. l. Moncre-C. A.
Douglas.
Assignment for to-day:
No rs Lyon ~ Brssey. Attorneys Haram &
Hallanr-Simucns & White
No % Chew vs Washington Railway and Eleo-
tic Company. Attorneys. Rhodes & Hendry-Dar-
lington.
No s6 Costello VI Palmer. Attorneys, Mathsr-
Wilson.
No Z7S Anderson VI. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys, Fowler & Binoy-
No rs Horton Us. Reid. Attorneys, Nevmyur
& Mckinney and O'Bnen-Ellison.
No 2S3 Gloris vs. Washington Railway and
Electric COMPANY. AttTneyS Ewing. Blankenship
No. 81. I'm vs.. Browne. Attorneys. Smith
Award
No 2L Gamer vs. Washington Post Company.
Attorneys. DigTs-Lambert.
No. 2a5 satterRhite W Stewart Attorneys,
No 18Th. Bundv vs. Washington Terminal Com
pany. Attorneys. Mather & sweeney-Hamiltun.
Circuit Court No. 2.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. 1891. McAIlister Is. Nsner; On trisl At.
tuneys. Hamilton, Colbert Yerkes & Hamilton
r. R. Perry & son and L. Tobriner.
Assignment for to-day:
No. a. Bennett vs. Capital Traction. Company.
Attorneys. Mather g. sweeney-Perry & Son and
No. a. Lincoln vs.. Southern Construction Com
pany. Attorneys. Brown-Duyhn & Davldge.
No. 10. Wiley vs. City and Suburban Railway
Company Attorneys Wolf & RossnberE-Darlins-
Ton.
No. ia NfcDougnn vs. Capital Tnction Com
pany. Attorneys. Bowen-Pery q Son and Dunlop.
No 4 Dixon vs.. Great Falls and Old Dominion
Railway Company. Attorneys. Mather-LAmbcrt
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Circuit Court NO. 2.
CurrF IT-ETTCF CTARATCu
CrIminnI Court 10. 1.
IUSTTCF COULD

No 9Ds6i United States vs.. Charles Richards.
carnal knowledge: given 10 jury Defepdant,s At
torneys. G. H. Mcdonald and Edmund Burke.
Assignment for to-day;
United States vs.. Harry Wilson.
United States vs.. John ]. Stanislaus
United States vs.. William Johnson
United States Va William T. Kelly
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MERGER CONTROLS
THE WESTERN UNION
American Telephone and
Telegraph Gets Interest.
MONOPOLY MAY BE CREATED

Connection of the Postal Telegraph
Company surmised ID Joint Opera
tion Expected to Eject Immense
SavinE-GOuId Holdings Form Major
Portion of stock Acquired.
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Cars 'front.' 9th ST. and NY. Ave,

Even quarter hour; pess Main Entrnnoe 1oologlol
Park. 20 Chesy Chase: eounert WITH hensnEtOn ltns
~ Lake
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Equity SHIFTS.

M. s2& In re extension n Ninth street: o7dC
accepting tIry and setting hearing
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Bankruptcy Court.
District Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
M. 81. II TO Frank T. Essex: adjudication an
reference
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-07-22

Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance Of an order Of the district
court of the fourth judicial district Of
the state of Idaho, IN and for Elmore
county, made on the 2lst day Of June.
1909. in the case Of Caroline H. Col
thorp VS.. The Mountain Home Hard
ware Company, the undersigned. re-
ceiver Of the property of said defend
ant. will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash on the 26th
day of july 1903 at the store room of
said defendant company in Mountain
Home, Elmore county, Idaho. the en-
tire mercantile stock of the Mountain
Home Hardware company. including
also their timers and plumbers outfit
which is complete.
Date this End day Of July. 1909.
8 IL o. f. CANNON. Receiver.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-07-22

Notice is hereby given that 80 pure
suance of m order of The district court
of the fourth judicial district Of the
state of Idaho, IN and for Gilmore
county,. made on the 2lst day Of June,
1909, in the case Of Caroline Ii. Col
thorp VS. Mountain Home Hardware
Company, the undersigned, receiver
of the property Of said defenant. will
sell at public autcion, to the highest
bidder, for cash. on the End day of
August, 1909 at the premises of the
said defendant company in Mountain
Home, Gilmore county, state of Idaho,
Lot of block S. Allie G. CARROTS
Encouragement Of block Of the town
Mountain Home, Gilmore County, state
of Idaho.
Dated this sth day Of July, 1903.
O. E. CANNON, Receiver.
912
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-07-22

claims, being the amount required to
hold said claims for the period ending
on the 31st day of December, A. D..
1908; and if within 80 days from the
personal service Of this notice or with-
in 90 days after the publication there
of. you fail or refuse to contribute
your proportion of such expenditure
as a co-owner which is $4,000, your
interest in the claims will become
the property of the subscriber, your
co-ownes who paid your said proper
tion of the required expenditure by and
the terms of said sections; that said
claims adjoin each other and the ex-
penditure Of 5000 upon the "War
Eagle" and "Gennania" quartz
mining claim as aforesaid benefited,
developed and improved both of said
claims. the location notice Of which
are recorded in book II at pages
100 and 1871 respectively. in TIE
office Of the recorder Of said Gilmore
county
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-07-22

Amelia E. Bunk, Mountain home
Lots 6 and z, Block I, raised TO value
$15C.0C
S. B. Blackwell, Glenn's Ferrv-240
acres of land valued $1080.00, raised
to S1200.00. Improvements on land
valued at $4,000, raised to S25O.OO.
w. H. Blackman, Mountain Home
$50. acres of land valued at $22O5.O0,
raised to S265000.
Whereupon the Board adjourned
until 10 o'clock a. m. July IA, 1909.
II. f. SHELTON.
Attest: Temporary Chairman.
+. C. SMITH,
Cierk.
Mountain Home, Idaho, July 15,' 09.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
The Board Of County Commission
ers met on this 18th day Of July, '09,
as a Board of Equalization. Members
present.. j. McGinnis and H. f.
SHELTON; Member Milan Miller, abb
sent.
Whereupon the Board continued to
examine the Assessment Roll and
Eoualize the value Of property as
follows, to-wit.
Mrs. s. b Blackwell, CLIENTS Fer
'o d Block t1
AInett Beck. Mayfc|1-Lana vail
uti $4,000. raised TO Sld000o
Mrs. n G. Bayles Gienns Ferry
Land valued at $4,000, raised te
100000
Lee II. Barber, Boise 100 acres OF
land valued at S1so-00g raised &c
$4,000.
G. n. Burns, Glenn's Ferry -18,
to S5S0.0O. Improvements on land val
ued at $4,000, raised to 100000.
Jonas Brown, May6eld-16O acre:
of land valued at 100000, raised t.
/ $4,000
Agnes l.. Baker, Smiths Prairie
40 acres of land valued at $4,000
raised to $125.00.
Alfred E. Brown, Trinity-80 acre.
OF land valued at $4,000, raised T.
$4,000.
Louis l. Benoit, Mountain Home
Lots 8 and 9, Block "C', raised +
$4,000.
Hector c. Beach, Mountain Home
Lots to and 10 to "a, Block 9
raised to $4,000.
Mrs. A. r. Brown, Trinity, so acre
Of land valued at $4,000, raised u
$4,000.
u. d. Brown, Little Falls, MIMI
Lots IL and 10, Block 2, raised II
value $4,000.
j. e. Crutchfeld, Mountain Home
Continued on Supplement
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-07-22
DELINQUENT NOTICE

To Chas. Crossman, his heirs. adj
ministrators, executors and to all
whom it may concern:
You are hereby notified that AL
bert Harms expended during the
year 1908, $500 in labor and i'm
provements, upon the War Eagle and
Germania quartz mining claims, sit
uated in the Bear Greek Mining Dis
trict, under the provisions of section
1924 Of the revised statutes of the
United States and the amendment
thereto, approved January %, 1880,
concerning annual labor upon mining