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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-12-30
Brilliant Affair.

Monday evening of last week the
residence of DIR. and Mrs. A. M. Town
send, of East Nashville, was the scene
of brilliant affair, given in honor
of Mr.. W. e. Carlmore, Of Chicago,
ILL.,, brother Of Mrs. Townsend, Mrs.
G. H. Johnson, of Atlanta, Ga, and
Misses Grace A. and Cecile Johnson,
Of Greenville, S. c.
In a large measure the guest list
Of the evening was drawn from form.
er schoolmates Of Mrs. Johnson and
Mr.. Carlmore, the thoughtfulness Of
which proved source of unbounded
pleasure to the honorees.
Mrs. Townsend, in her characteris-
tic way, artistically planned the fea-
lures of the entertainment, the most
attractive perhaps, being The house
decorations, in which were shown
many beautifully arranged plants and
palms, CIVILIZATIONS of the hostess.
After an impromptu musical pro-
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-12-30
In Honor Of Miss Thomas.

The Naplers to the Hendricks.
Twas beautiful at-home Monday
from / to 5 p. m. by Mr.. and Mrs. j.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-05
MAND, CAA VEST.
Navnlig gjelder denne Formaning Nord Dakota og da ssnig: Ward
Burke, Montraine og Williams Counter, hvor de gyldne
CHANGER endnu vinker den driftige Landmand im9de.

Alerede for ct havt Aarhundrede tilbage sa den klarsynede
Horace Greeley, at de bedste CHANGER for en- driftig Mands Frem-
It'd laa langt derude Diet store Nordvesten og derfor skrev han
den senere sa ber6mte setning: "Unge Mand; gaa vest" 0g
wore Dage ligger og lgesom venter paa sin Mand, der skal tage
dem Haanden og fore dem I'D Diet virkelige Lv.
Hele Staten Nord Dakota omfatter ct samlet Areal at Is Mil
lioner Acres, for Diet meste dyrkbart Farmland. I 1908 havde
Staten alerede 5000 Mil at Jernbaner, s92 Posthuse, med Sg
LandpostRuter. Der var den Gang allerede $1,000 st3rre ee1
mindre Farme, 50 inkorporerede Dyer og 100 mindre Landsbyer
81 Mejerier, 40 Ignite Kulmner. I 1908 fandtes a1lerede Sta
ten 1921 Skoler, medens den samlede Verdi at allie Ejendonarne
Staten androg over IA Billion Dollars. Antallet at Statsban
kr var den Gang $40 og af Nationalbanker 1871. Depositionerne
Statsbankerne bepb sig den 1se Sept, 1908 til $21,579331o4 og
observation-disclosures til $22:zs1 9o7yso. samne Aar fandtes Staten
1o.5oo414 Acres at Farmland under Kultur.
Overall i dsse Egne vii Nordmand fndes meget talrgt re-
presenteret og Danske serig Kenmare, Bowbels, Flaxton, Am
brose. Winiston, Daneville og Powers Lake, medens nedenstaa;
ende Forretningsmend med Glade vii forsyne enhver med al
3nskeig Oplvsning ON de stedHge Forhold.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-05

Sognepre Ct f e II.
Observation-Disclosures lerer / Stor=
tinget, S%ognepreit grifien fra
&orlsa / Sromse Stiff, ipger sog.
nepr9i tembebet / sen lille SD Drp=
bof peb Snoieilingen til &riitionio.
6%orle0en Sag fom Ser Ell Deputa=
ton ira 9rpbofs &omunolrooo til
StotSminiiter for at frobeoe Jig Sen
locioloemofrotilfe Sogneprnit i. Sri
reblooet 81 tenpolten" u6toler, at
6remgongsmoooel1 er roget nlpn=
panlig og far baft en- Gel Spjigt.
Otter 6orlpbenoe ifol 9em1totionet1
rgre foronle6iget al 9rabofs Stor=
tinasn1an6, &eooftdr @jprn &riltcn=
ieI1, Ell Sditeridn al 8iornitierne
@iernIon. Senere far Ell al 5tor:
tlngetS SociolOemofroter, &e0oftpl
@l1en ira Sronobiem, bebubet en- SsSr=
terpellotion til Stotsminiiteren an:
gooen0e Mffpren.'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-05

g fonO napif 9 a
q + b e ] 5 e. Sc Gage, oo Morge
og Speri9e ltoo / 6pr og 6lomme
inoo b%inanben, ct = beIoigpis -
lgngit for6i. 9%eiligbe0spiS fan SCI
npg enonu blusie list op pao SCI,
i%fanoinapiife Solpp, og Bette bol
netop peret Silfeloet / oisle 3og(
i Mnleoning at 5pit5bereen-aonfe.
rencen. Mon far fra irenif @ioi
NETT, at Mor6menoene 6au6e ino.
loot Jig / Sorboon0S= l%tlloerbono=
finger mes Mmerifo ongooenoe
S%pit5bergen> fpr Sen officielle ipel11f=
norlf=rlSiiife &onference trQoote
'on1men,og Selegrofen far tiffet Iip=
ligt oen Mnle0ning. Men set bor
pitt Jig, at Ser olligepel intet &ieb
bar paa Set Sen. Ser norlfe ll0en=
rigSmini1ter Srgens far funnel qipe
fploeitgieren6e 0plpsni1ger ON &o,
rofteren al Sc forte Gorbonolinge:
= lom fun onbefaleoe olmin0elig
Sililr1tning til, at bele 5ogen 6rpf=
teocs poo en inepert begreniet
&onference. Sg set o%pbpirpleoe @tgu
er / 5ero mes pao ny at legge fig.
@ertil fommer, at Morge o9 5ue=
rl9e - lan1men me0 9onmorf %
Stnlono = iamti6ig poa ct belt
onoet Smroa6e, nemrig giennem
bet nor6iife e 5 g.
g | y e L m g6e / &riitionia, far
funoet binan6en / frugtbringen=
De 5amorbeioe. Mon far fer orpf=
tet en- &effe al Sc Spergsmaal, iom
Arbeloerne b%eitanoig boIoer 1epen. =,
og lom ben mislpffe6e lpenfe
"Storitreife" ifior poerligere bor
nnoeritreget. Og fra ale Sioer er-
flenoes BET, baa6e at en- nor6if Mr-
belosgiperl anmenill1tning oil bore
11Dtttg ODER for Mrbei6ernes tnterna=
tionole. Srgani iationer, og at Sir
belosgipernes Samneni(utning og=
1oo bar Ell pis politiif 8etponing,
ioet alt, bpa6 ser fan bi6roge til at
1fabe ct gfonomiif og ioctolt Snter=
esieboan6 mellem 6e tire noroiife
9anoe, iiffert bill bibrage til, at
Observation-Disclosures eller See
Observation-Disclosures paa onbre Ont
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-05

&opte 6. oil G II
q t II I e t q 5, 8erer al 8orf
"@ortba" al Mrenool, far fra &o=
ifoosl uronbererne facet / IorGrina
ct @ulbubr mes &jeoe og en- imig=
renoe Snifription, for6i fan pes
raft Sptreoen og go6t S9mon0ifof
bierget ~@ortbo" p%elbebol0en til:
lambs, efter at set / s(pril flor bor-
oe miitet &iggen / Set i1r0ilfe @op.
"@artba" por peo Mnleoningen poo
&eiie fra Huoang til @em Oorl
meb en- 2o0ning Safe. Sioligcrt
far &optejn Sfiuleitoo al 2a6nings:
osirron0ererne / Seem Dorf mooto
get 500 9ollors til 6oroeling mel
lebm @efol og Monblfob.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-05
6 n g ape fra @eiie

9 g ape fra @eier
Wtl be nj til set nor
6o1f. &eiier @il6eIm bar
9lennem Song @aafon tilbu6t at
1tl9rte BET norffe Golf en- Stotue of
Triotiof iom Sof for gieitfri Mo6-
ta9elie UNDER fine &eiier / @orge.
&elleren bar r6ieet &pioen beo
6ronnpS / Sognefior6 til @totuens
Spltilling / MGrbeoen af Sri6tiofs
@rob. &ongen bor paa 6olfetS Seq
ne taffet &eiieren for Sen uopilte
Spmerfiombe6. Hrofesior finger
bar faoet o%per6roget at lebere @to=
tlte11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-05

De6 set + e m e 5 e.
&optein 6re6rif Sben6ien er nDlie
oeo / &ouen efter en- Mopeoperation
og bleb begrobet poa en- 6erberen0e
&%irfegoorb. S6mon6spreiten fra
@opre, Haitor 8ope=@olt, forrette6&
&optejn @pen6ien blep AZ Mor gon1=
mel. San fit allere0e iom 1tna
Seilifib at fgre for lin 6aoer,
Sfibsreoer &enrif @penolen Coon.
S De ienere Mar bar fan pnret oniat
i 6reo. 0liens &e6eri, iioen ifior
@plt lom 8prer al Dompifibet Scr:
oer". Spenoien foar label FL;
0per= lom ltnoerorbneoe set beolt{
2op for i'm olti6 elifper6ige Optre.
Sen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-05

@rob @uleroben II :
S e + 0 T s t. 6or en- Sio liben nil
Iteoe cit Monb iir 5egnebog mes
1900 &r. nmborb poo en- al Sc nor
ife Ijprohoobe. Smboro poo Sfibct
ipilleoe nogle omponore0e M11lifon-
ter, brpriblunot Ell &pinbe, iom bop=
Sc ct lille Barn meo Jig. l1n6er
@eiien fom Sen omtolte Mono / Gel
fob meo Ml1iifonterne pg truftereoe
SEM % Jig ielp mes Iriffeporer, iot
hon tilliOlt blep life ioo fist berllet
Gen f%pin0elige Muiifant, lom po1
neget paffer, fit loffet bom / lin,
@orn % narret bom inb / en- ga
bpt, bpor fun berdpebe 6om fan!
5egnehog, me0ens FUN tillo6 fan
at trpffe ct SINS poo lin aino. 6grI
en- bolp Iime efter, 81 Mon6e,
mootte toge til Segnebogell, for0
fan hopbe opbru9t bele lin Eortc
monnes Snobol0, op6oge0e fan, a
Sen bar for pun6en. San ul16erret
teoe So Sfibets @optejn ON Spper;
ct, og 0enne forbp6 peo 5fibets Mn
fonllt til ngrmelte Stoppelte0 noge1
at gao / 2an6, fer olle omborovu
renoe bar m0eri6gte al Steoet:
EoIiti.
9su por go0e &ao0 6pre for 5ype
fnin0en. Sum bopoe oftalt n1e0 5;
eprige Ml1lifanter, at Sc ollie lfl1lb,
Dele 8pttet, og ogiaa 6isie bar Ser
for / bei @ra6 rerpele oper &oliti
pilitationens l16fal0. Ser moott
bon6les / en- 8ort. S%ppefpin6en 1e,
lit snit til at inige Jig IND / SftpetE
Soften, bcor fun itieler en- ito'
@nleroo. Genne iferer bum loo FIJI
meo cit &nib og ltiffer oe 12 Sur
oreoefroneie6ler bel iomn1enrl1Ile
neo / Sen, bborpaa FUN ltiffer e1
Nrop / @n6en al @ulero6en. Sc
eneite @i6ne til 6enne 8e6rift pa
bet lille 8arn. Otter at 8olitiet iff
bar funnel finoe nogle al be itiooln
Eenge bos Sc eprige 8os:ogerer
bltner osioo &bin6en biiiteret a
Eo1ifiet, mem set fan intet nt;stan
feligt fin6e bos ben6e.
90 inotre6er en- Situation ia,
lp9noenoe, at ben6es @amerotel
1om 1taar tet be6, 6rppper at Speo
Sbi set lille Barn flyer: u@en @,,
lero0en ga, Mo'r?"
Situationen bor MI nooet Sci,
pnnftet at farlig Dramatif. Me1
@nefpinoen er bog 6ens &erre
Meo rsrenoe mo6erfierligbeo
jStemmen iparer BUN itrofs til 8or
net: $50, Du ffal fao @uleroo mil
lille 8en." Do flyer Barnet life G
Orb mere. 0g bele Sppeie(ffohe
goar foa glade / 2an6, Sc pofsn
meo oeres Mniifmltrumenter, o9 Sc
lille 8orn me6 @ulero6en mes S
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-05

- Norge. >

6 tor g e. Getlc
Mule, Changer, bar ifienfet lin
@aoro peo Mpltran6, per6 minoit ct
Snes Suien &roner til 8pgoen JONI
Iottiggaarb. San far betinget Jig
$50 &ro,1er al @aar6en / Is Mar.
Men at oette bor bon ofiot so &ro-
ner aarlig til Spgebusopbolo for EFT
ubemiolet.
Spitsbergfo c + e II =
e II. Miniiter / &ipbenbopn. 2r.
iur. og pbiloi. 6rancis @ogcrl'p o9
2e%gationsraob @elmer 8rDn er op:
| nnp>1t til benbol6apis Morges ferlte
og an0en 9elegeret peo Sc forbere'
0en0e Gorbanolinger mes &epreIen'
tonter for Sen rusliife og ipenife &e-
, giering ON en- Operensfomit angoa.
enbe en- retslig Sr6ning for Sp;tSs
bergen.
Ct ubpggeligt Ora I
fa1lot Steb sen 10. Sl1li / 6re0rif.
1too. Gn % Mar galnnel 9egter.
ferer, Yaulien fra @reofer, JON
tom / strio n1eo 5agbrugsorbejoe1
Gllef @enrifien @lemminge, ita1
oenne meo en- &1ip, iom gift lige
i1b / @iertet.
! 6plgen bar, at @enrifien fort Si>
efter opbe. 0robsn1onoen er ARE,
itcret % for tilitaaet, men ifpl6el
! poo, at set CT ifet / Mpoperge.
u y : etro1 Ell t . M
pagn /. Der ptl / Sen nGrmeite
Uremti6 / Bergen blire ltartet e1
npt Eetroleumsfompogni meo l1oe
l,,ffcnoe norif &apital. @ompagnie
nil optage &onflrrencen me6 Ston
boro Oil So. @ien11em &onill
@lrun / Bergen bar &oniortiet eftel
&ouicrencer mes 9ireftoren for Sc:
alnerifonlfe Linton Hetrol Co." al
iluttet &ontraft me6 Bette Selifob
bporpeo Set norife Selifob iettes
Stan0 til at fdlge Ston0oro=&om
pogniets Eriler, oerlom bisie lfl,lb'
blipe iot ne0. Oct norlfe &onipr
tium far ollere0e iifret Jig @pggc
plaos til Mnlag al Eetroleum=Sanf'
i giospaag / 8ergen. 9esuoen IT,:
Ser opfpres Sanfeonl9g pe0 5rono
hiem, laainort Selifabet begpnoe>
Griften.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-08-19

for coming miles to attend this mammoth
sale and take advantage of the low prices
quoted, as the strength of this sale is not in
the talk, but in actual bargains. Not all the
bargains offered are quoted here, but you'll
find them displayed at every turn in this
big store. We advise early shopping as
many lines will be closed out quickly.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-08-19
Previous Prices Now Deeply Reduced to
CLEAR ALL DEPARTMENTS

to
still
will douby
still others
n our o
will be offered You will be amply repaid
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-10-15

Thad Hoppin, who went to California
all operation for appendicitis, but is now
doing nicely. Mrs. Hoppin will leave
next week to join him in Woodland
where they will make their home. Miss
Shirley will spend the winter in San
Francisco. The Hoppins will be greatly
missed in the social life of Yeriugton
in which they have always taken a
prominent part. They are personally
known to nearly everyone in the valley,
and a host of friends, including THE
TIMES, to which Mrs. Hoppin has been
frequent and valued contributor, wish
them all kinds of good luck.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-10-15
NOTES FROM WABUSKA

Wabuska, Oct. 10.
Born, in Goldfeld, Oct. s, to the wife
OF l.. ]. Cannard daughter. Mrs. Can
nard was formerly Mrs. n. J. auckland,
of this county and a sister of Mrs. w /.
r. Penrose.
Mrs. Redding of Oakland who has
been visiting her brother, Phil Mann,
returned on Monday.
Mrs. May Chappell of Carson is visit
ing friends in the valley.
We had a light shower of rain Tues
day and SNOW and hailstorm of twenty
minutes duration Wednesday.
Threshing is all done in this end of
the valley, and grain is only about so
per cent of full crop on account of rust
occasioned by very hot sun when the
ground was wet.
Ed Dyer's new building at Wabuska
is about completed Ed is undecided
whether to partition it off into offices for
stock brokers, real estate and insurance
agents, or to make wholesale and re-
tail store of it.
We had ice an eighth of an inch
thick Thursday morning.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-10-15
Notice..

Beginning October 18th, the moving
pictures at Rink Hall will be of a better
class. More of those thrilling Western
life pictures. A great deal more COM
edy.
Tickets bought on and after October
18th are good for a chance on a beauti-
full rocking chair to be given away on
the evening of October 10Th.
Two shows nightly except Tuesdays
and Fridays. Matinee Saturdays and
Sundays, p. m. Admission loo
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-10-15
LOOK AT DATE ON WRAPPER.
That is the Time on Which Your
Subscription EXPIRES

Since taking hold of THE TIMES we
have, as time permitted, endeavored to
straighten out the subscription accounts
and place after the name on the wrapper
the date on which the subscription ex-
pires-that is. the date to which sub
scriptions are paid up. A number of
mistakes have been found and it is our
accounts absolutely correct.
Look at the date on your paper or
wrapper and if there is any mistake,
kindly notify us at once and same will
be corrected
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-10-15

Subject to the will of the electors of
Lyon county at the general election to
be held Tuesday, the Sth day of Novem-
Der, 1910.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-10-15
Livery Stable for Sale.

fully equipped livery stable on
Main street, lot l49x2S9 feet, cemented
floor, etc, is offered for sale at right
price. For full particulars call on or
address JAMES +. O'BRIEN, care of THE
TIMES, Yerington, New.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-10-15
Notice to the Public.

Notice is hereby given that Louie Sing
has this day sold the Owl restaurant.
All parties having bills against the same
will present them at once and get their
money, and those owing Louie Sing will
call and settle. Yung Glib, the new
owner, will not be responsible for Louie
Sings accounts. octl-4t
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-10-15
Methodist Churc h

l0:30-Sunday school. George W.
Beatty, superintendent.
ll:30-The Modern Wonders of the
World.
7:50-Special Song Service.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-10-15
NJ. j. KING Campaianinq.

NJ. J. King, candidate for County
Commissioner, long term, was in Yer
ington this week doing little cam
paigning. Mr. King is recognized as a
man who, if elected a commissioner,
will always be fair, impartial able and
honest. That is all any voter should
ashland it is what every voter should
insist on.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-10-15

James Nichol returned last week Fri
day from Sacramento where he attended
the State Fair and exhibited his auto
matte loader and other inventions. He
says the market looks good for the in
ventions and he expects to have good
demand in the future.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-10-15
LITTLE LOCALS

Tg Cool beer at the l.. & l.. If
Mrs Stewart left Tuesday on visit
to Reno.
~ Choicest wines, liquors and Ct.
CARS. at the l.. & l.. Bar. If
c. Chopin, of Schurz, was visitor in
the city Monday.
So Call for and smoke Escalon Havana
cigars. Bank saloon distributors. If
Will Gruber is building an auto barn
in the rear of his residence.
##* Littell, at the postofiice, keeps
sewing machines for sale or rent. If
w. A. Lovelace was in from Stewart
the first of the week
80 One hour in Havana, Escalon CT
CARS, at the Bank saloon If
John MCGOWAN and wife were in from
Smith Valley OH Thursday.
'F' A poem in Tobacco, Escalon Ha-
vana cigars. For sale at Bank saloon. If
George Webster was in from East
Walker on Thursday.
*#* Pictures framed at short notice.
New stock of mouldings. At Littell S.
l.. Farr left Tuesday for Ogden where
he will take baths and treatment for
Rheumatism.
Dick Sunstead, formerly a resident
here, but recently of Dayton, came in
from the latter place Monday.
~ Belmont whiskey for medical
purposes, at the l.. * l.. Bar. If
Mrs. II. d. Smith returned Wednesday
from an extended trip to the East The
DIR. met her at Wabuska in his auto.
Duncan Mckenzie left the first OF the
week to spend several days OH vacation
trip to San Francisco and Sacramento
Ed Ross is in Reno this week and
when he returns he will bring his auto
which has been repaired and remodeled
$50 The Big Ben" at Judson c. R.
Smiths store is certainly very attrac-
tive fellow Call in and get acquainted;
he will call You any time i'll the night or
morning YOU may suggest.
Sheriff ID. 7. Randall was over from
DAYTON the first of the week looking
after interests in the coming election.
G. \. Lundy and II. Hamln were
here from Reno the first of the week III
Mr.. LundyS famous Doris racing car
Ig Chancellor, III Sidelo, Optimo,
Brown Palace, Cordove, Republica, La
Turina La International and Dry Gil
mate cigars. Can YOU beat that assort-
ment? All carried at the l.. & l..
Bar. tt
Il. J. Rule, of Goldheld was taken
sick here this week and removed to the
Artemesia hospital to undergo treat
ment
DIR. n. II. Van Alstine has returned
from a three months vacation trip to
Puget Sound and other Northwest
points. He reports a most enjoyable
time.
$40 New samples have arrived at
Lewin's; fall and winter styles; cheap
est in the town; mems suits $50 and up;
fit guaranteed.
The editor went to Reno Tuesday ex-
pecting to remain a day. Sudden i'll
ness compelled him to stay over, which
accounts somewhat for any lack of
news in this issue.
Geo. Pringle received word from the
Nevada-Idaho Mining Company this
week to start men to work on that
company's property in the Fast Belt.
force of four or five men will be sent
out at once.
Arnold w. I.eichti, Republican candi-
date for State Senator from Esmeralda
County, was here Wednesday accom-
panied by +. X. Collins, {. II. Beasley
and Edward A. Michael.
Dwight Leavitt is the proud father oil
son which was born to his wife on
Tuesday, oct. llth There may have
been other babies that were as hand
some-but Mr. and Mrs. Leavitt must
be shown
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-10-15
DWIGHT 7. SMITH
} hereby announced as Republican c;
date for the Office of
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION

Subject to the will of the electors of
Nevada at the general election to be
held Tuesday, the Sth day of Novem-
Der, 1910
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-10-15
CLARK GUILD
AUDITOR AND RECORDER

Regular Republican nominee for the
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-10-15
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Announcements of candidates under
this head will be published up to the
date of the General Election for $40
payable in advance
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-08-19
Commissioners Proceedings.
w. r. Holmes Clerk.

Fifth day of the regular July meeting
of the board of county commissioners of
Bear Lake County, Idaho.
On this 10Th day of August, 1910, the
Board convened at 10 o'clock a. m. pur-
suant to adjournment of July Goth, 1910.
Present, Philemon Lindsay, chairman;
Henry Fl. Hoff and Earnest N Scofield,
commissi oners Charles e. Harris,
county attorney; William R. Holmes,
clerk and the following proceedings
were had to-wit:
The official bond of William Nye,
deputy sheriff, is hereby approved and
ordered fled
The bill of John II. Peterson for haul
ing gravel and scraping ~ days $l7 90
is allowed and ordered paid from the
road and bridge fund. The bill of the
Modern Pharmacy for $4.65 is allowed
and ordered paid from the current ex-
pence fund.
In the matter of bids for removing
the old Bear River bridge from Bear
River, on this day the Board proceeded
to open sealed bids for removing said
bridge heretofore filed with the clerk of
this Board. The bid of George J. Davis
being the lowest best bid for said work,
it is ordered that the contract for re-
moving said bridge from Bear River
and place same on bank of river, saving
the materials that are intact, be and
the same is hereby let to Geogc J. Davis
for the sum of $4,000 the work to be
completed by August gath, 1910.
Oordered that this Board do now adj
journe until August, gath, 1910.
w. r. HOLMES PHILEMON LINDSAY
clerk chairman
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-08-19
A Statement.

The statement has been circulated
among the people of the county that /
have not been in the state long enough
to entltle rue to hold the position of
county attorney or to vote at the next
general election. l do not know from
what source the statement came and
more than that do not care, there is
no truth in the statement. / came into
the state of Idaho last Christmas Holt
days and firmly determined and eetab-
lIshed my home here; then about the 1st
of April l came back again but could do
no legal work, as had not been admit
ted to the Idaho courts. However,
since that time have been admitted to
all the courts of this state. l hereby
desire to correct any statement OF the
kind hereabove mentioned and to say
that at the next general election I will
be duly qualified to vote and hold Office.
WILLIAM HIGGINS,
Attorney at Law, Paris. Idaho.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-08-19

1t also appearing to the hoard that
certain out-houses and corrals which
are located or the banks of public
streams in Bear Lake county, are injuri-
Gus to public health, it is hereby ordered
that the county physician be and he is
hereby instructed to notify all parties
who have corrals and out-houses situ-
ated on the banks of any stream in Bear
Lake county, to remove said buildings
and corrals at least so feet from said
streams as required by law, within 80
days from the date of notice by the
county physician.
Ordered that this board do now adj
journ sine die.
DIR. George F. Ashley Sec.
Philemon Lindsay Chairman
w. r. Holmes Clerk
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-08-19
ST. CHARLES NOTES.

St. Charles, Aug l5-Ole Transtrum
& Sons will load I cars of lambs at
Pegram on the 18th for the eastern
markets. Williamson & Howell will
also load I cars on the same date.
The Allreds held a family reunion
at the meeting house last Saturday.
ID. II. Alfred, who recently returned
from Mexico, was present. 1t WAS
his first visit here in 20 years. Mrs.
G. A. Merkley of Blackfoot, was also
present.
The stork left a fine daughter at
the home of Ed Rich this Morning.
p. Hokansen is up from the Snake
river country for short visit.
The plasterers will begin work in
the new meeting house in few days.