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given material advantage those of the eastern

given material advantage those of the eastern
and western seaboards.
anticipate this result will follow from the
decision of the interstate commission IN the
Reno and Spokane In those rates reduced
because the principle the mileage basis and the long and short
question but for the that the
themselves unrasonaby high There to doubt that
commission will in rulings depart from the settled
c of toreognze competition by water important
factor fixing Thus D. O. Ives who holds in Boston a
corresponding position that filled by William Wheeler in this
transportation manager for the merchants writes to the
Boston Transcript
however been existence
the body constituted
under which made
all of ultimate
there has been indication that they have not only kept IN mind
Your that the tendency of regulation in
direction mileage absolutely the
the of
resisted that tendency repeatedly
ing the element of competition being important than that of
principle repeatedly and forcibly.
says that the whole schedules is for
present condition of the widest confusion and he
striking table of from Boston Chicago Spokane
they exist and they proposed to be fixed We
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and intelligen
California. tt
prise merely.
and will be
coast a nlyriac
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-11
Reducing
Rates for
| Electric Current

referendum confirmed ord
In Riverside much lower
prevail Some interesting facts concerning the methods of electric
light and power companies supplied by F. F. scattegood the
engineer charge of the Los Angeles aqueduct electrical
development recently issued by him. Mr. Scatter
good
the
of
in
klowatt to
by
1909 andc
of
statement Selling 90
energy at O72 while the average Send cost IS AS makes
$3.50
the remaining 40 cent in other words price about three and half
on generating the
generated
business is about IA Ia times the
different 81
Edison which manfesty the
This means that the street railway companies given
extremely low and the general compelled to make
the difference It becomes evident that the
calling for full investigation by governing
California Hitherto this permitted
default in the annual examination preliminary fixing
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-11

SAMUEL PARKER, planter OF Honolulu. re
turned from Los Angeles yesterday, where ne
went to view the yacht races, and Is staying at
the Stewart.
Mr.. AND MRS. LEM A. sHeRTRIDGE returned
from honeymoon trip to the southern part
of the state yesterday and are staying at the
Stewart.
A. e STILES, a hotelman Of Mobile. is at the
Argonaut. accompanied by E. D. Peppers and
George Peppers. businessmen OF that city.
W. A. FOWLER of st. Louis and Mr. and Mrs
Mel McInnes of Cleveland are among the re-
cent arrivals at the Manx.
z. s. wANGFNHEIM. banker Of Newman.
CAL, is staying at the Palace with Mrs. Wan
genheim.
BERT L. wERTHEIMER, merchant Of sacra-
mento. is at the St Francis with Mrs Wer-
theimer.
PAyMAsTER AND MRS G. H. DOUGLASS Of
the United States navy are guests at the Fair
mont.
A. B. JENNINGS Of HazIeton. Pa. is at the
Palace he has mining interests in Mexico.
SAMUEL T. WAGNER and Mrs Wagner Of
Philadelphia are staying at the Fairmont-
A. s. KINsLEY Of Portland. Ore. is staying at
the stanford.
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TLANTIC seaboard beginning wake I'D to the
bearing of the Reno and Spokane obbng
and industrial interests The claims behalf of the
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of directors of the Panama Pacific international exposition
wide field Of and will command the loyal
and intelligent support of every citizen OF
work to California This is a San Francisco
Be Done prise merely. II interests the whole state
for the Fair and VIII De the means o. bringing @ I 10 70 ln
the fair only but will extend their ourneying
the world famous natural wonders of this region well
economic its business opportunities and its eli
matte advantages
At the start we shall do we'll as was pointed out at the con
the railroads actively interested The roads with
California terminals have already promised substantial financial
but the enterprise needs their political and social influence
backing for the congress that San Fran
cisco the logical and advantageous site for the fair We
learn that the railroad systems New Orleans have been
work influence favor of the Louisiana city San
Francisco and California have equal claim the men
who direct the policies of the Pacific roads, and ask them get
the fight
The Southern Pacific the Union Pacific the the
Ateten Pacific will all profit greatly should the fair be held in
this The Hill roads serving the northern Pacific will
et important share OF the resulting travel United for this
these roads could make themselves felt certainly
such fashion offset the railroad influence brought bear
IA behalf OF New Orleans
For the remainder the burden Francisco
na finance the fair We need doubt that the $500000
requirement made by the congressional committee will be fulfilled
The private subscriptions already within striking distance of
at mark and other found the balance be made
by issue OF bonds suggested by Governor Gie and
.aayor Mccarthy
his line To effective advertising essential keep
casingly As Mr.. Hale told the directors New Orleans
bard work making publicity and promotion and behooves
people and the southern people this field
lbe is all side We point series of
ul fairs held the Pacific whereas the exposons
@ in the southern have made uniform record of failure
M New Orleans fair held in 1884 ended in bankruptcy the
jamestown exposition did worse if possible On the other hand
Portland and Seattle paid all their debts and made money
their promoters The for all this People
everywhere the natural and artificial Of
The Pacific whereas there nothing the south that anybody
would travel 50 miles inspect more
these attractions offer than of the United States and
they we'll advertised
foregone success even if there nothing else to
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-11
RSONS IN THE NEWS

Mr.. AND MRS. j. CoNNELL and ". NJ. Ssrr,-
dan Of Chicago have apartments at the s.
Francis.
j. L. FERGUSON and n. C. Hunter. mining me-,
Of Ell Paso' are staring at the Turpin-
JOSEPH GARNEAU, wine merchan. of W..
York Is staying at the St. Francis
J. A. CAMPBELL, harbcr commissicner AZ
Eureka. is staying at the Argonaut-
D. s. RosENBAUM. a banker OF storktc, q.
registered at the st. Francis.
Z. p BRYAN, real estate man Of Los Anr.-
les is staying at the Palace.
RUFUS cHoATE, a capitalist OF san pi.rs. !.
registered at the Palace
H. L. DEMO, a manufacturer OF Boston. i,
staying at the Belmont
Mr. AND MRS. U. W. BROWN a. ro,n..
guests at the Palace
7. A. pIERcEsoN, merchant Of stoekts,. !.
staying at the Dale.
J. A. soMERN. railroadman from or.~o, !.
staying at the Dale
B. c. HOPKINS. hOteIman Of Reddsnr :. ,,,
ing at the Turpin-
JAMES RANDALL ana family are staying At "a.
Belmont -'hs
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This is obviously chaotic without plan 1t
give idea of the
interstate commission if that body undertakes bring
order of this chaos.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-11

NS gathering promote the conclusion that reduction
charged electric in California will
demanded because present prices shown be
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-11

Last week the lighting company that supplies
Vallejo offered by way of compromise to
reduce rates from IL cents to 8 cents per
kilowatt hour In Los Angeles the city
council fixed the rate at cents per kilowatt
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-11
What Aviators
Are Doing
and Have Done
aeroplanes or dirigib

aoplanes dgbles very convincing With regard
the experiments by Curiss the New York World INDUCES this
vein Of speculation
II with and of
aeshp exposed
modern Dreadnougt fully S120o0O0O $0O0OO0
of 900 and operated and maintained
by the apiece only
bestmakes With such odds officer
throw the lives OF Of chance
explosive the deck Even the of the
years of demorazing harassng
of the
American feet underwent during blockade
night sorie A straight would have relief
The time may when all this will possible but # has
yet arrived When Curs ventured bomb throwing
excursion he did than $50 the dummy
bateship. At that height has machine mark
for quick firing and if he made his night the
searclights would quickly spot him. could rise out
gunsho that distance could his bombs with
any of accuracy.
In its present stage Of development the drgble balloon appears
formidable least fine weather, wreck of the
Zeppelin machine shows that it the mercy of the winds
TLANTIC seaboard cities beginning up to the
bearing OF the Reno and Spokane their obng
and industrial interests The claims made behalf of the
intermountain cities touch the trade of Boston
lCha0uc and New York quite closely they do
COuditiOu of those of Francisco Portland Angeles
IpaIroad Pafes and Seattle If straight mileage
- to be accepted the governing in
fixing the manufacturing and obbng of the middle
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-11

Z Z TALTER BROOKINS who was taught to hy by the
Wv Wright brothers. above Atlantic City height
of than 5000 feet Glenn Cuss been practicing
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-11

He plan campaign outlined Saturday by the conference
Of directors of the Pacific international exposition
wide field Of endeavor and will command the loyal
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-11

bomb throwing from his aeroplane at a
dummy battleship and has succeeded in hit
ting the mark many times. Undoubtedly we
are learning to fly, but SO far the practical
accomplishments OF aviation, whether in
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Chaotic
Condition of
Railroad Rates

ng rates The Manufacturing and lobbg oenes OF the midde Dc
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-03


sht a show IN Parma the othel
light We are told that some De
epI'anis Of tie cutlery t',uls som,
exceptions "a some IT The cos.
times, and caIIel down upou
their heads msrilsd rebuke
IRON QUO Of the troupe. They
deserved Il.
Any person attending any
rabIie gathering Is, IN he inter.
At Of common deceuey. II duty
bound % treat tie audience az
ladies aud gentlemen. The man
or woman aho vl3lates Ills rule
sloold not b. ID 'aitdin Decent
T' ans other kind Of society One
fuHy not like the p ny. or / helec-
fure, or tie sermon. but there
"rr ladies and gentlemen present
wno mas; and no lady or gentle
~ IN viii disturb eirsnIoyment
VI the eseht II you want ous
iusther opinion OF any ons who
Crates 2 disturbance at a public
gathering, call On us priynfel,
40 viii be glad to hand Won our
"po'e vocabulary on the sub Get
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-03

PEPARTsfENT or THE INTERIOR cFN.
EhAL LAND OFFICE WAsAInGTON. c De.
rembcr 2, 1902 NOTICE OF RESTOi, A'rif,x
1E rukllC LANDS TO SETTLEMEST AM
ENTRY Notice Is hereby given that the Acf.
Ing secretary q the Interior has yaeatsd de,
partmcntal order Of withdrawal In sn far ~
inc same effects the withdrawal for irl4eafio,,
purposes under the aet Of June II, 1909 (32 st,,t
~ ior use IN copOcctiou with the fnyetf, \
boise Project, Oreg"n-idaho of the fcil3rinc
pea lands II the State OF Oregon, and by
has nYanogily such Of said tracts AZ have not
peeh heretofore finally restored and are nof
otherwise Withdrawn, reserved. or ammonia
seu, " lie subject 10 settlement under tho
~ pug land nws Of the United States on and
aiter March 10. lliQ, bV shall not be subject 4,
t shtry, nling, or selection until April o. 1910 81
. ,rn yn,ted States land once at Bnrns Oregon
Waning being expressly given that no persot,
VIII pc permitted To gain or exercise any right
rnatsvcr under any settlement or occupa;io,,
Degun atter October Is. 1909 and prior 10 Marci,
i ~ !, Willamette Meridian r. 90 s. k
50 ~: AZ sec 10; Sc IA See IS; 10 Sec 2ls ali
66oe; ~. n" II Sec 27 all Secs. % and 3s r III
% Is; 81 T. \ - SEQ. !; w l-2 See S: All Sec q
y nu X Sec. FRED DEsNErf. Commissioner
o. the General Land Office FgAxK PIERCE
r 81 ~, 3sssistan; s. eretnry The Interior.
r 81 Publication, December 30, 1870
'fist fublieaiipn, March g. 1910.
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Visited paystte

Eleven members Of Ruby Re
bekah Lodge OF Parma attended
the Rehekah District assembly
at Payette Saturday. A pr,zp
was given to the lodge with the
largest Attendance aud Caldw, n
Gem OF the Mountains won az
twenty members of thnt lod~e
went down for the evening socjal
session. A member of the Pny.
cue Lodge captured the prize
lor,he best delivered past grand $
charge.
Among The delegates from Par.
mn were: Mesilames A. i. Mitch.
sli, W. u. Mitchell, Edna Ross.
~. Andersen, Wole llagel. NJ
a. Bntes MISSES Farl ham, An.
derseh, Matthews and usadell.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-03

Ae tendency o. this ersal
Northwast II to improve he,
pouliry as web as all othe,
branches OF agriculture aud IN,
"emnrd lpr pure bred chickens
isom points in 0regon, Washing.
ton and even British Columbia
from bres1ers in this virini,,
slows We have the stuff they
" 'strzthc best in the land.
Wc SEQ Rooney oil Roswell in
town nearly every da, shipping
poultry aud be says thai his
sieeS y Winning the sbluo rib.
Ion az such cisiss as Portland.
Nai'a Walia aud other import
AMI places when hg ponltry
shows are held. Mr. Rooney
''''orms us that he lately bought
= Fooser, bred by Thompson OF
Mass that scored aGy as cock
s'f' aud Is likely the highest soor.
'hx Rhode island Red Geek bird
west oil the Rockies. This IL the
A'ifl % stack ii pays beat To-
ta'Ns uur country here IL the
hest "a she uaited statea for
i'is'ns ponl'ry aud the oppor.
.u'n'y = great Tor the real poul
srlrne'l.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-03

For Sale:-six setter pups
English crossed by Gordon.
Five females and l nale. Regis
tration papers shown on re.
quest. Price, females, $40; male,
$40. Jesse Baker,
Mch 3-tf Roswell, lea.
Grape cuttings for sale. Con-
cords, Moore's Early, Delaware,
Catawba aud Ives. Cooper 100.
W. G. Vogts,
Nyssa. Ore.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Department of the Interior
nited States Land Office,
Rurna nr.,..>,, T q,

department OF the Interior
United States Land Office.
Burns, Oregon, January 81. 190s
Notice is hereby given that the State
OF Oregon has filed In this Office its an.
plication to select, under tic
provisions OF the Act of Con.
gress, approved August IA, ls4s. and
acts supplementary and anendatery
thereto, the
W. VS. Sec. I, VIZ VIZ Sec. ia r
IS s., r. AZ &. (Seriai No. Olls4l.
En- ~ See. IA. wy W. Sec Ia. T.
~ s. X, AZ +. tSerial No 0ily5):
EH Els Sec ~, Ets Ell Sec. Is. T.
70 =, Il. 40 +. tSeriai No. OIl36):
Lots 4 2, Sec. 6; Lots I, 2.s&4. Sec.
:! Lots !, 9, } 4 4. Sec. Is, T. % s.. r.
"a r., w. Nj. tSerial No. 04IS7.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
" the lands decribed. or desiring 10 OBJ.
leet because Of the mineral character OF
the land. or Tor any other reason. TO
the disposal to applicant, should file
thor aihdavits Of protest in this Office.
on OF before thu expiration OF the peri
cd OF publication.
- VIM. Fare, Register.
sffst Publication, Jan. 81, 1910.
Last publication. March }, 1910.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-03
PUBLIC SALE

NorIcE is hereby given that |
VIII sell at public vendue iorcash
one gelding, bay, with Starin for.
mead geVyear, weight 1000 lbs
at the Post Once at Roswell
ida. on Saturday March 10Th.
lVlo at IL A. NJ. by. virtue OF
an agistor's lien for feed and
pasturage Of said animal from
March, 1904.
VI. w. CARLYLE.
A. a. SEssioNs, ATTy.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT or rHS INTERIOR,

-'NftNhNf w thk lNIkklOh.
United States Land 0fhce,
Barns, Oregon, February s. lslJ
Na'see " hcreby given that The State
OF Otegos has aled In this office lis nm.
plicatson lSerial No, 0tiTal To select
under the provisions Of the Act os Con
gfess, approved August Is. lsls.
ana acts supplemental aud amendatory
ereso, the
, wrNEt and NsssEis, Sec. 10, T. 81
s.. X. AZ e.. w. NJ.
any and all persons claiming adverse.
y the lands described, or desiring a
ohleea heeanse If the mineral character
OF the land, or for any other reason.
70 The disposal to applicant, should file
'neir All lsvits OF protest in this office.
Of publication. ''''o>'
VIM. Fare. Register.
f'rst publication, February II. 1910.
last publication, March "a, 1910.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.


U. S. Land Office, at Boise, Idaho.
Jany %, 1910.
NOTICE is hereby given that William,
u. Vogts, of Nyssa, Oregon, who, on Nc,
vember Is, 1909, made homestead entry.
No. OTTO, for SE54 NE1z and lot 6, Sec.
Is, I. 8 N, r. 8 W, & Lots 8 and 0, Sec.
ton Is. Township N, Range s W, Boise
Meridian, has fled notice of Intention to
make Final hve-year Proof, 10 establish
claim to the land above described. be-.
lore Us. Commissioner Geo. w. Stoyei.
a. caldwell, Idaho. on the 3lst day u
March, 1910.
claimant names as witnesses;
ira NJ Hamilton. OF Parma, Idaho.
and George Green, Robert Van elise
Sanford n Emison, OF Nyssa, Oregon
VIM. BaIderston,
Register.
FIRST Publication, Feb. "a, 1910.
Last publication, March "a, 1910.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,


y. s. Land Office at Boise, Idaho.
January 10, 1910
Notice Is hereby given that Louis :.
Lent of Roswell, Idaho, who, on No,
yember 0, 1904, made homestead entry
no: 1913, serial No O9299, for MI
sW34 Section 20. Township n, Range
. w, Boise Meridian, has 6led notice Of
intention to make Final five. year Proof,
TO establish claim TO the land above de-
scribed, before U. S. Commissioner
geo: W. Stovel, at Caldwell, Idaho, on
the 10Th day of March, 1910.
claimant names as witnesses:
Frank Howard Dell c.. Parsons
Charles f. Paine and Claude Y. Cot.icr'
all OF Roswell. Idaho.
Wm. Balderston,
Register,
FIRST Publication, February 10, 1910.
Last Publication. March 10, 1910.
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p
H. A. Bates has beer appoints
& Notary Public.
+. u Buster OF Boise, was
town Thursday on business,
The Western Idaho Press A ssc
4 lciation will meet at Ontario O,
Saturday, Aalrli 81
One tneddlesome man can sti
Iup more discord than q whol
building committee can adjust.
j. W, sturkey, tile prominent
sleepmau OF Boise, was q Parma
business visitor The lore part d
; the week.
| II that ground hog comes up
next year the people had ought
TO take n swat at him. The
ornery cuss.
J. r kuske. representing the
piebold Safe and Lock Co. oil
rsniton, Ohio. was in Parma
Saturday on business,
j. I. Hamilton, G. r. Ash, Oil
yer Bedal and D. $. Downing
proved mp esl their hoinesteads
this week.
The Warde. Fnmum Co. pre-
scented zone Gil in o Tlousaildr
~ the opera house Friday even
inS. \ large crowd was III at
tendance.
AIRS. A. 4. Bradley returned
home Saturday from Boise where
Gle las been for the past three
weeks taking medical treatment |
Mrs. Bradley is much improved
u health. She will return to |
Boise soon for further treat
nent,
There are about 25O.OOOl
words in the English language.
md most OF them were used bv a
ady last Sunday, She discoy-
red, after coming out ofchurch. |
hat her new hat was adorned
With a tag, on which was written
Reduced to $175."
Brown Brothers. the sbeepmen
Who are lambing in sheds about
.hree miles southwest of town.
'eport this year's increase q
great success, nearly all OF the
ives bearing twins. Very little
oss has been experienced in the
on account Of the sheds
l'Ich have more than demon.
Itrated their worth this season.
From the many compliments
'eeeIyed on the issuance OF the !
'nrna Herald comic supplement-
We heel very much gratified. It'll
'ns nnde necessary by the
'rowth OF Parma and surround
ng country, who, rs a people.
emand the best. We have tried
O furnish ii and from what the
eople say, they too are satisfied. ,
his move on the Herald's part.
III also increase its advertising
'ortll materially as will be seen |
y the results.
A warrant was issued Thurs
ny out OF the probate court
Z Caldwell charging w. b. Elem
y with manslaughter The :
'arge was preferred by Mrs.
oore, whose husband was fatal
SLOT by the chief of police of :
ampa: Deputy Sheriff Paynter /
as IN Nampa serving the war. &
mt; the attorney for the defend .
At waived the preliminary exam. !
alton and Fleming was ad- ?
ltted TO bail in The sum of y
1000, which Ee furnished. The
Sc VIII come up ut the next .,
rn OF court. g
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Why Paw Reni.

Anyone wishing a good home
in u desi. able location in Bates
Addition to Parma and to pay
'or same on easy terms or in
stallments write
Postofiice Box 1l6,
Jerome, Idaho.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

DEPARTMENT OF TIKI IsrERIoR,
U. s. Land Office at Boise, Idaho.
January 10, 1910.
NOTICE is hereby given that Dell c.
Parsons, 81 Roswell, Idaho, who. on
January IL, 1905, ma'ie homestead en-
Try No: 7Ss5, serial No. 03S67, for NJ
SIS, Section 30, Township 8 n, Range
? w, Boise Meridian. has fleJ notice OF
Intention to make Final five-year Proof
to establish claim to the land above lie.
scribed, before U. s. Commissioner Geo.
w. Stovel, at Caldwell, Idaho, on the
10th day OF March, 1910.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Frank Howard, Louis j. Lent. Jessie
baker aud Benz Ross. all Of Roswell,
Idaho.
VIM. Baiderston,
Register.
Eirst Publication, February 10. 1919
Last Publication, March 10, 1910.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-03

Ni@ Hickman has. the prestiest
trimmed hatx the Maliuer,
'aaFkei affords, at the lowest
prices Also ysilinas that are
dainty and stylish at my Grand
h''l.l'ery Open saturday March
TAG 9th IN tue Bank Annex.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-03
OREGON SHORT LIRERALlwAy

Up-to-date Job work of all
kinds done at this Office. Bring
in your copy.
For sale.-one 2o-gauge single
barrel, full choke, shotgun.
cheap. Enquire at this office.
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NOTICE.

NorIcs Is hereby given that an elec.
ton will he held at Mountain vfpw
school house on Tuesday, March lah.
ielo, in Canyon County, Idaho, to 20, 0.
on the question of establishing an il Ia.
pendent school district from what Ia
now school district No 40. rola viii
be opened at ] o'clock, p NJ. snd viii
close at O'Clock, p. NJ the came dav,
All electors of said district who ars ansii.
orixct to vote for the levy Of taxes and
the issuance o: bonds win be eligible Il,
vote. p, RucEer and w. K. Htokos ara
appointed judges OF said election, and
w + Beidler, Clerk.
by order OF the Board of County Com.
missioners OF Canyon County, Idaho.
0. V BAdley, Clerk
FIRST pu blicatlon, Feb. ga. 1910.
Last publication. March 10. 1910.
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notice ron i.ssllcArlox


psF'Hrszsr o. I'M iSrta,os.
rnited States Land Oaice.
Sur'f. oieson. Fehraaf, En- ls,o
Not'ee i hereby given lila, the 500
e crrson Has flied Ia this nfl,ee n. 49,.
p'ieation Serial No. csessl a. 49,,
fndes tie PROVISIONS Of The act a. c.
s'nzs- approved August IA. ;sss 49,
as sppP.emenssl aud smeude,oss
thefefe. the ''''"'o's
szsEt4 Sec. ~. sissWt< Sec II T
= -. X 40 4. VI. A. -
kTs and All persons claiming adverse.
y tie hnds described. or s:s.Ig;ne ~
erect because 81 the mineral sLarscte,
q rs land, Or for any other cam
. the Disposal 70 applicant, should 6le
her siistarits II protest in this Office
- " efofe the expiration Of the Der.
'od'of publication.
Wm- Fare.
Fifs: Publication. March. :. 1910
lnst Publication, April 70, 1910.
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Advertise home industry

FOR RENT:-300 acres first
class grain land: ~ miles east
oil Parma-the old Pryor Burnett
ranch Address
Peer Moves, Boise