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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-05-19

time for dinner and returning by
moonlight. They report good roads
and a delightful trip.
J. r. Fields. State Fruit inspector
was a Payette visitor the first Of
the week and in speaking Of the
outlook said that the fruit trees
this year had both this and last
years crop hanging on them and
That the thinning necessary TO be
done that the trees might be able
70 bear their load was something
.lerce. In other words it's a bump
er crop over the entire state.
j. A. Lauer G. Brother have part
OF the material on the ground for a
second story TO their building occu-
pied by the grocery department OF
ths Canyon Commercial Company
ana just as soon as the balance OF
che material can be secured the ad-
dillon will be built Il VIII be used
by the firm as storage room Tor
Jugglcs their present quarters being
much too small to handle their large
stock OF fine vehicles In.
Beats the water wagon. me Palace
rharacy's .sodas.
Monday evening G. G. Haley, who
nas been experimenting with a local
wireless telesraphy station gave a
lemonstrauon at which several prom
,nent citizens were present. Mayor
W. A. Coughanour sent message TO
lhe Mayor Of Ontario and said,
Greetings to the Mayor and people
OF Ontario by the Mayor of Payette
before the comet wipes us off the
lace Of the earth" The Mayor Of
Ontario being out of the city the
message was not replied to as yet.
Don't forget to order your Berry
Cups and Crates from the Payette
ruit Packing Company
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-05-19

d. r. Donovan and family returned
Tuesday from an extended visit in
Council Bluffs. Omaha. and other
eastern cities.
Mrs. Pickering OF Boise. arrived
ia Payette the first Of this week
for visit with her daughter Mrs.
- p shawhan
Edwin Lauer IL arranging 10 leave
next week some time for Wendell,
Idaho. where be viii spend some time
Improving a tract OF land.
week going over on the Pony IN the
mornlns and returning In the even
Ing.
Mrs. C. H. Greet OF Silver City.
idaho. arrived Ia Payette on Wed.
neaday evening Of this week for a
few days visit with Mrs W n Ham
iiton
Mrs Leezotte and daughter. Mllly.
Of Buckst0n. Oregon. arrived IN
Payette Tuesday Of this week for a
Wait at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
l.. D. ssuFdeyant
Attorney J. l.. seawell has now
moved his law offices into the rooms
IA the new Creighton building where
hs Is nov located for practice IN any
court 10 the United states
G. H. Stone and two sisters who
have been visiting for the past two
months a. the home Of their sister
Mrs Gregory north Of the city. len
Monday for their home In Anita, Ia.
There win be- no services al the
Episcopal church next Sunday on az
count Of tho Idaho Conyocation 10 be
held Ia Boise. There will however
be- tho usual services held the follow
ing Sabbath.
u r. Bowman has moved his OF
ilces into a suite OF rooms In the
Creighton building whore he invites
an those who have land for sale and
an prospective purchasers to call
and see him.
The first OF this week j. u Berry
completed the construction OF his
new ferry boat and the central ferry
Is again running prepared to trans
port passengers or freight across
tho Snake river day or night
Mrs G. W. Glesler visited Sat.
lrday and Sunday with her sister
Miss Maggie 1'reyey, OF Caldwell. re-
turning homo SUNDAY afternoon With
Hr Gicsler whg went to Caldwell
pn the Pony sunday morning
H. W. Spottswood and daughter OF
Iowa. will arrive In Pay
,tto In the next few days and will
make their home here MIR. SPOTS.
wood Is the father Of Mrs. y, H.
Wells. of near New Plymouth.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-05-19
LoCAL NEWs

Miss Vera Compton Of Boise Wis
tied over Sunday In Payette.
walter k ear Was a business Wis
Tor 70 Ontario last Wednesday.
Mr and &n 3. W Equals spent
sunday with friends 10 welser
Mrs Eleanor Hawthorne Of weissr
Is Visiting 10 Payette This week.
General l.. v Patch was Boise
saslneas visitor the first 81 this week
4. ). shearer made a business trip
20 Boise on Thuraday evening o. last
aesk
q " Hutchinson was a Boise bnsi
ness visitor ga Wednesday d this
eeok
~ Moot viii attend the State Con.
esatlou of the Episcopal church 10
Boise on next sunday.
airs Charles Galloway aud twin
daughters Of Welser. ara visitors IN
the city this geek
County Treasurer van Monk. Of
Caldwell was a fayetto visitor on
Wednesday 81 this week
These rates are established a. an
indueement Tor tho storing Of coal
during the summer months
alss aabelle Moholm Of Boise
aaa De- rayetto che nrat OF tho
week visiting Cecil Compton.
Miss Nlnalo sherman was Boise
visitor over Saturday and Sunday r.
Hrni4E home Monday morning
q 700 are Interested read the an
uouncom at Of the Peoples lrriga
zion Company Ia another column
Thoa. Aahworth VIII attend the
State Congoeailon Or tbe Episcopal
church a. nolse on Sunday next
Assessor Frank Cfowther Of Cald.
we'll. vas a payette visitor on Tues
Gay ana "Wednesday Or this week
Mrs q Rouse loit last week for
eorfectiougilie Iowa. for thirty
laYa rlait with relatives aud friends
Nr e Hlnze OF Welser, is visit
us lhla week a. the home Of her
laughter Mrs H. 9. soule in Pay.
,lfe
John p Robertson o. WeIser was
5 pnyalte business visitor last Thurs
lay going % Boise on the evening
.raia
af'oad 81 BERRY Cups and Crates
ast nnloaded at lhe war house Of
be payette Fruit Packing company
r. ~ CLANCY WAS Boise busl'
icss visitor on "Wednesday Of this
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-05-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court of the Ca0eH
Of Canyon, State of Idaho.
In the matter 4os the estate On
Henry Asmussen. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned executrix of the estate
of Henry Asmussen, deceased, to
the creditors Of. and all persons hav-
ing claims against, the said deceased,
to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after
the first publication of this notice
to the said Maria c. Asmussen, at
her residence, the same being desig.
mated as the place for the transaction
Of the business of said estate in the
County Of Canyon, State of Idaho.
Dated May 10, 1910.
MARIA C. ASMUSsEN,
Executrix Of the estate of Henry
Asmussen, deceased.
First pub. May 10, last pub. June
16, 1910.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-05-19

what 90 you charge for = funeral
ne.lce " yosr pRpfsf" FIFTY cents
~ irsh,~ rspiiss me editor. Good
Fssavsnss Ard NJ poor hDsbsns vas
- fees nigh. That would be sse.oo.
isa. "a toe expensive" stiil. IT'S
better % havs married short man
tAan ns~sr 70 have loved At al.
tsh4t she peblss warts chiefly is
rss alpeasd men ~ proved ability
sra character. sho car b. counted
~ 20 % shs right thing ~ the right
flsns. ara % without waiting for
distractions Reliability. Initiative
sna sztion have never been a. die.
aoans - she ~srld's msrsssu. ard
p4.sr ~iu b. The demand for
br,ahs yeuna men toaay. equipped
,sith ssshnissi training and scisetlfie
infer~sslea such 81 me schools for.
nish. ls fas greater thar the supply.
Thsre 10 ~ msrp simple receipt for
tsessss eaiiairs thar ghe crossword
'srraula. epeussr fhs gsoas" But
yoss.s got 70 hsvs eesa shess 70 de-
liver anything. wan oor sTET3oN
ans WALK OVER oxFoaps for
aeH sna tnass naHnifh shoes fof
sey2. yos win n walk This IL
tfralahs 80. TrY OUR oxroHps
~ assi tlns yos need new foot.
@esr.
WILLIE. aiths
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-05-19

Notice is hereby given that all
persons who desire to receive water
through the pipelines now being laid
by said company. at the cost Of con-
struction price. $3.50 per lot Of thirty
foot frontage or fraction thereof,
will be required to make application
to the secretary Of said company
and pay for such interest as may be
desired in said pipeline service, on
or before June 10. 1910.
Application may be made. upon the
above terms. until June 10th and not
longer. after which time a permanent-
" established rate will be fixed by
the company.
/. r. WOODWARD.
Burt VENABLE. Pres. Sec.
payette. Idaho. May Is. 1910.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-05-19
E. c. KEITH G SON.
uOasss sos SAFE

oae lsif Alianonl mares we'll
aafchsa and excellent aipsie ana
5sahie 8ftstse 0ne nae fQal sired
~ i1an q Opa mare is0p pounds.
eah eoit rhres German coach fit
iies. year oias
q a. HEHpiNG
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-05-19

Lost-Gray cravenette oyercoat be-
tween my place and Payette. Owner
lyill give suitable reward for same
Ditto c. Miller.
For Sale-First mortgages for
s1.S5o.OO and 100000 at eight per
cent. Payette Valley real estate.
w. S. Mattocks, bx IA Rte. 4
Washington.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-05-19
ANNoUNcEME
IMPORTANT

Peoples Irrigation Company, Limit
Cd, Principal Place Of Business,
Payette, Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-05-19

ent-Lower Payette Ditch
Enquire Of Wells & Maule.
money to loan on farm
First mortgage and silt
eurity, none others need APP
BIZ. Lyon, Attorney.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-05-19

Get your butter wrappers printed
at this office.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-05-19

ON Thursday May 18th the stork
m It's tllght over PayCtte stopped for
moment at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs John Flannisan and left them a
fine baby son. The youngster has
been christeued Woodward Flanagan
In honor OF the attending physician.
} C. Woodward. who is justly proud
Of his little uamesake.
Leon j. Chapman OF Grand June
ton. Colorado spent couple OF
hours In Payette last Wednesday
morning Mir Chapman is profes.
sional booster and came over to Pay
cite to visit with the editor OF this
paper tie is taking under consid.
GRAFTON a position as manager OF the
Ontario Fair and advertising secrc--
tary Of the Ontario commercial club,
Among the list Of guests registered
at the Drexel Hotel, Vale. Oregon.
last week appear the names Of DIR.
and Mrs. Alvey and daughter. Irene.
Mrs. W. S. Brundage and Miss Log
an of Payette. The party left Pay
cite at o'clock Thursday in the
doctors Buick, reaching Vale in
The Coconino sun., 1910-12-09
Popular Couple Wed in Jerome

Word was received here this week that Miss Hilda Snoeberger, the handsome and popular young lady who was until recently con nected with the district attorney s office as stenographer, and Mir. Hannibal B. Kelly, the prosperous young sheepman of this city, were married Sunday in Jerome.
 Both young people are highly esteemed by the people of Flag staff, where warm welcome awaits them on their return home.
 Mir. Kelly, by his own individual effort, has built himself up in the sheep business, and is a young man bound to make a success of life. The Sun extends hearty con gratulations and wishes for them all the good things of life.
The Coconino sun., 1910-12-09
LARGEST EDITION OF
 THE SUN EVER PRINTED

foday's issue is the largest ever printed of The Sun-I ,o5o. If you are reinterested in northern Ari- zona, get The Sun; if you want to reach the people of northern Ari- zona, advertise in The Sun; if you are a stockman, you should take The Sun. The Sun weeps and laughs for and with the people of northern Arizona.
The Coconino sun., 1910-12-09
Not Good

For everything. Sutherland's Ea- gle Eye Salve is good for nothing but the eyes. If you use it and are not satisfied come back and get your 25c. You be the judge. Hunter Drug Co.
The Coconino sun., 1910-12-09

Finest candies at the cheapest price at the Connection Den.
 Eat Harvest Home Dinner at Elks hall this (Friday) evening.
 Ed Beal returned to Fresno last Monday, where he is employed by the Santa Fe.
 White Star Potatoes for sale. Get yourwinter supply now. Chas. C. Moers, Box I76, Flagstaff.
 Mrs. George Harding, of Chal. lender, was visiting her sister, Mrs. Edgar Hash, Wednesday,.
 John Ferrari completed the con- tract for the stone boiler room for the Greenlaw mill Wednesday. It was a good job quickly done.
 MT. A. E. Hackett, the weather man, left Wednesday for a short trip to Los Angeles, probably to look for new styles in weather making.
 I'M. Jackson resigned his posi- ton as foreman of the DIX outfit, and will leave in a few days with Bob Doran and William Norton for his old home in Texas.
 Dad" Willis left the first of the week for Bouse, where he will do assessment work on number of valuable mining claims hc owns there.
 Fred Reno, foreman of one of the Saginaw lumber camps near Bellemont recently closed down for the winter, is at Glendale, Ariz., with company horses.
 Itwas reported that man under the influence of liquor was killed in Williams Saturday while att tempting to crawl between cars. The train started up and his head was crushed by the wheels. 
 Andy Lester was brought in from the White Mesa last week, suffering from a bad fall into an irrigating ditch which he walked into in the dark. He was badly shaken up but not seriously in- jured.
 Supervisor l.. D. Yeager re- turned from Phoenix last Sunday, where he was called by the illness of one of his children. The child was only suffering with sore throat instead of diphtheria, as was first reported.
 Do not forget the Bazaar held by the Epworth League at Elks hall this (Friday) afternoon.
The Coconino sun., 1910-12-09

The greatest danger from infiu- enza is of its resulting in pneu- monia. This can be obviated by using Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy, as it not only cures influenza, but counteracts any tendency of the disease towards pneumonia. Sold by all dealers.
The Coconino sun., 1910-12-09
Local and Personal

was Flagstaff visitor Monday
 Al K. Hawkins, the Williams cowman, was in the city Monday.
 MT. Bowcorn, the Winslow cow man, was a visitor in Flagstaff last Friday.
 William Nagiller, prosperous cowman of Williams, was in the city Wednesday.
 At the American Laundry, every one knows, buttons are sewed on single mems clothes.
 Archdeacon w. G. Warner, of Albuquerque, held services at the Methodist Episcopal church Mon- day evening.
 Hon. E. E. Ellinwood, member of the constitutional convention from Bisbee, visited old friends here Wednesday.
 Mir. George Rabbit and Leo Verkamp left Sunday evening for a visit to the Tyler Sheep company range in Apache county,
 One or two engineers on this division of the Santa Fe use up more steam blowing the whistle than in pulling their trains.
 
 Mir. Jack Gibson, manager of the Bright Angel hotel at Grand Canyon, with Mrs. Gibson, were visitors in Flagstaff Saturday.
 Mir. John E. Campbell, of Wins low, was in Flagstaff Wednesday on business connected with the Campbell & Ryan picture show.
 Mrs. Scott Mitchell and family went through Flagstaff on Sunday from Williams on their way to Kansas City to spend the holidays,
 Ranger Claude Thompson and Mrs. Thompson came up from Se- dona Sunday and will remain in Flagstaff about week before re- turning.
 P. Wilson went to Williams Wednesday to relieve Cashier Rob- inson, of the Williams branch of the Arizona Central bank, during his illness.
 Sheriff ]. w. Francis and Judge N. G. Layton, clerk of the court, left Sunday night for San Francis co. They were called as witnesses in the She'll case.
 Fly Fuller, the genial cowman of Tonto Basin, was in Flagstaff Sat urday. He went to Winslow, and from there out to his new COW range south of Wiuslow.
 The friends of MT. and Mrs. E. E. Thurston will regret to learn that they lost their baby boy last Friday. He was a bright little fellow, seven weeks old.
 Colin Campbell, the man who is SO we'll versed on sheep that he can even tell what they are think ing about-when they think-was in the city from Ash Fork We'd nesday.
 Ranger James Bailey came up from his district at Beaver Head Sunday. Ranger w. H. Power, who has been making examinations of homestead applications, return ed with him.
 A stranger named Book was brought in from the Grand Canyon last week suffering with pneu- monia. He was taken to the coun- ty hospital, where he died the day following.
 Captain Charles Harris, quarter master of the Arizona National Guard, came in from the south on Tuesday evening on a tour of in spection and will inspect quarter masters supplies of Company l.
 Harry Melbourne, the Canyon Diablo sheepman, was in Flagstaff Sunday. He recently returned from Los Angeles, where he had been with a shipment of 66o head of lambs, for which he received a good price. Mrs. Melbourne is
The Coconino sun., 1910-12-09

checking works your advantage, because:- It leaves record of your money transactions keep your books It always makes the correct change. fla check is lost your money is still safe check legal binding receipt It affords the greatest convenience in having handle and for the actual cash besides having a sale place to keep it.
 In addition place your disposal all the facilities of the bank for the transaction of any business, giving you every courtesy in the way of information assistance may be able give you We invite you try service. I'll E. CITE N S BA NIX z z 4 C s TA FF -G- AsRsI / o N+A
The Coconino sun., 1910-12-09

If you are suffering from bilious ness, constipation, indigestion, chronic headache, invest one cent in postal card, send to Chamber lain Medicine Co.,, Des Moines, Iowa, with your name and address plainly on the back, and they will forward youa free sample of Cham berland's Stomach and Liver Tab lets. Sold by all dealers.
 Anderson & Eigenmann for re-
The Coconino sun., 1910-12-09

Smoke the M & o. Best there is. Eagle Pool Hall. If
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-09

rest in the -.Clg-!on nj sag imJ-r Hal
Contrary Ia expectations h. wa- not
p.-Ier.-i out 10y tn" Tremendous strain al
the last few months and his voice was "a
Cl.lr this morning a. u ever was. He
plans to remain here until November l.
After that nobody can tell. not even the
Colonel IL j. unlikely that he will do
much dashing around until March. when
he is scheduled To swing the hig circle
from New York To Texas. up the Pacific
Coast and back by the northern route
There may be political significance IN
that launt
Oyster Bay didn'. futter much tonight
the Fifth. gave Dix a plurality OF sixty over
Stimson. Two years ago President Taft
got l2s plurality. The other district IN
Oyster Bay gave Stimson plurality OF
two votes. but on the general PROPOSITION
IL was Dix and no: StImsOn The town
grinned N the result
Mr. Roosevelt rast vote 2IT prompt ly
M noon H., rods. to Ri. pollS ~ 4 regular
country hack and went right uD again
As soon A. he told Kermit how to mark
his ballot and thus h"ai"d him ~ from
supporting Tammany Hall few towns.
foik rIibber'.d and one or two shook
hands The Colonel went away from
there
No memb..rs IT tn" stan appeared IN
the scene tonight Saganore Hill was
quiet under the sts4rlit say and the Cres
cent moon The profound silence was
broken only nv the chuRging of IA mot or
car that carried Kermit DOWN To the
railroad station TO go back 10 Harvard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-09

The Democratic landslide had its effect
on the United States senate. but not
ni fficiently 10 overcome the Republican
majority OF IS. with one vacancy in that
body That majority probably will be
reduced TO !, with Democrats 90 be
elected in place OF Republicans from
New York. New Jersey. Ohio. Indiana.
Nebraska Missouri. Maine and Nevada
The Republican Senators who will be
succeeded by Democrats are Chauncey
VI. Depew Of New York John Kean 81
New Jersey. Charles Dick Of Ohio. Albert
J. Beveridge Of Indiana. Elmer j Burkett
Of Nebraska. William Warner Of Missouri
and George 3. Nixon Of Nevada Iprob-
ably Democratic Legislature pre-
viously elected in Main. will elect a sue
cessor to Eugene Hale. Republican. who
had announced his intention TO retire az
the end OF his present term.
Democratic primaries have indorsed
James NJ. MARITIME in New Jersey, John
w. Kern in Indiana and Gilbert n. Hitch
cock In Nebraska for the Senate.
The terms OF thirty United States Sena-
tors will expire on March = next. and
SUCCESSORS TO three Of them have already
been elected. leaving twenty seven 10 DO
chosen by Legislatures elected yesterday
and earlier in the year. or the thirty
Senator's whose terms will expire with the
present Congress- six are Democrats and
t~enty-four Republicans Two vacancies
also are to be filled by Legislatures elected
yesterday. They are the vacancies
caused by the deaths Of senator Jonathan
p. Dollivsr. Republican. 81 Iowa and
senator Martin v Johnson. Republican.
II North Dakota. Senator Johnson's
seat is now occupied by senator Purcell.
temporary appointment until tho Legis-
lature elects. Legislatures chosen yester-
day and earlier in the fall will thus be
States Senators.
Senators already elected for vacancies
% ocrr on March next are Isidor Ray
nor Of Maryland. elected to succeed him
self; John Sharp Williams Of Mississippi
elected TO succeed Senator Money. both
Democrats. and Carroll =. Page OF YER
mont. q Republican. elected TO succeed
himself The Legislature Of Maine. which
will elect n successor To Eugene Hale
a Republican. was chosen IN September
and 10 Democratic on joint ballot The
Legislature Of North Dakota will be- called
upon To elect two Senators. on. 10 serve
ont the unex pired term Of senator John
son and the other TO succeed senator
McCumber. Republican
Successors 10 rho late senators McEnery
Of Louisiana and Daniel 81 Virginia will
not DO chosen by the Legislatures Of
ghose States until 1912. In IN. meantime
Claude A swanson will serve by appoint
rnant In Senator Daniels place and J. r.
Thornton in Senator McEnery's The
louisiana Legislature elected Gov Jared
Y. Sanders tn succeed Senator McEnery,
but Gov. Sanders after the Legislature had
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-09
ROOSEVELT ABSOLUTELY MUM
NOT 4 WORD TO Sti or REN IRIS
~ WEB yORk or AVN MERE.

May Make . statement Later His Own
Voting District Goes for DIX and
Oyster BAY Crins- Csionel Gives Out
No word ~ to what He VIII no Sest
OYsrER Bar. l.. l.. Nov. s.-Silence.
that's the word absolute. double riveted
Not a word had Mr.. Roosevelt to say to-
night regarding the whipping Of Stimson
and the Democratic victories elsewhere.
In fact. he refused 20 be seen.
The wires 10 Oyster Bay hummed with
the news Of Republican bsaiings all the
evening. The Colonel at Sycamore Hill
did not receive a detailed report Of IN"
slaughter. but he heard early that Dix
has been elected Governor. Ee wasn't
shocked.
When the newspaper men climbed tho
hill to- night Kermit Roosevelt. who came
down from Harvard 10 cast his first vote.
mo, them He said that the Colonel
knew what had happened and that in the
circumst ances there was nothing for him
10 give our.
and every one wondered.
Mr.. Roosevelt may give out a state
meut later, but even that is doubtful.
He Tough, a losing hght and he went
into /, with grave fears a. to the outcome.
This morning a. he left tho polling place
with Kermit. Noah seaman and james
Amos. the colored butler he wouldn't
make predictions.
He declared positi vely that h. would
, not Civ. mp. hut that he would carry on
the battl. for progressive Repubiicani-rn
In this Sta t. and everywhere else. bsca,is.
that il IN. only thing h. could do. Ne
thought that h. had done all ne could do.
What effect this Democratic awe-p will
have On the Colonies future political
activity can only he s,Irmi-ed His pleas
for Beverihg". Lodge. the Ohio ticket
and hla antagonI-m Ia J'IdR. Baldwin in
Connecticut were ignored to such an
| extent that sven his lukeWaTm admirers
were surprised. The details of the cleo
ton had not reached Sagamore Hill by
midnight and the Colonel did not know
how badly he had been turned down.
Mr. Roosevelt has promised himself q