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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21
autb % q Q m.

1. 5n0en pi gaar neo 2ntber til HoH, oil ri ie
IiOt paaSutber 90 Nom % oct oisie9aaDue itonr for ben
npere airfebiitorie ben OeItIige a~riieubeo. os oct Dl 10
iiee, oca IeDenoe Del al arHti airte paa Sorcen- %
Oct fsrite. Der Ga trrnaer ia inc paa IS, at tog man
Cutler o. Rom bort, ga Oloe ben npere airtebitprie
pore en- BOG meo u%itreOne Blade; tbi oBbet Jet Oreier
eiIiorien fg net ON oisie Stsrrelier. GOeriInoiIf fan
bet maaife ie belt a~nOerIeOes no. men ri bar Deo oenHe
lib Ieuet Irnae nOf geroen til at Uioe. at DUeriInoeu
Tan man life aIiiO itofe pnn. 9uiber Oa 9iom err OerfOr.
boab man falSer sisrreIIer al Tsrits snna. On ui ion
ian be5arble ~Iaabdnne gtsrreIier er en- oHben Gao
5ortiGttes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21

Suoo Der oreo BAN, uor aonoens
gIsOenoe Slo / Den uie0pnnIige
Strait, Der par giuet BAN. Der bar
en- @niit al ginieiIoen / 0ens fsr-
ite, itRrfe, operoroentIige 3rembru0.
San peger ielo i9unlig ben pao ben
beaige geretning i 4poitlernes@er-
ninger ON 9inieiloen ~0en 0eaig-
aan0s bimmeIifePinieilo" Meo ben.
ne BinieilO / lit 9ierte fremtraaOte
ban for 90 Nar iiOeu Der paa 9orn-
boIm, i'm 6poee, JONI ban oroees
til al a9rIigbeo, oe fif glaooe til
at tanoe Sloen / mango Sierter.
Oct par oct ui9oponIige, Der meo
Strait brsO i9elmem oct ipooanliee.
Get funoe life ppre anoet emo, Of
bet matte fen6es JON en- 8rponing,
ct pploigt fremfaren0e 8eir. Sn-
tet timber 6n, at Der maatte oRt.
fes More og uro. Og oct bar life
blot ira Den ieoOanempsiiae ariiten-
0oms SIDE, men oct bill funne for.
itaas, at Der par title SiRle, ior
bOis rolige lloDifling ban eoot ban
De Snn, iom ineenlunoe funoe Dpre
meb, ielp ON oct Dor Serrens gejr
90 bans Ganos SIb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21

Suao Ynitor 8~rnnoberg oa med
aanoens SID og arait f%orfpnote ira
i'm fsrite 5remtr9Oen pnn gorn-
bolm og gennem belle lit 2io, a oct,
JONI Den torsinIteoe oe opitanone
6relier beialeoe, at Der / bans giapn
ifal prRoifes for alle 6olf: ON.
Denoelie og SDnoernes 5orlaoelie.
utter os otter peger ban pna bette
6errens Sro.
Gan faloer oct en- @ong be to
airfetloffer, Der ifule lpoe, Don't
floften og Sabbatbstloffen.
Den ferite er 9oDens 3omflotfe,
Der oil p9tfe SiRIe op. ognagn op,
on, iom ioOerl os itaa op ira be
osOe, og ariitus ifal Ipie for oigl"
San meooeler, bpao en- troenoe Zen
baDoe i~ortalt BAN, at ban en- Sang
baooe Opret | Sperrig, niitnof | Up
IoIn, % Der en- Rat bar paagnet oeo
at bore 1omfloffens r~ungen0e 20
ner oe baOOe let 5lammerne of en-
NQrf 5IOebronO ! RarbeOen % uar
fommen til at t9nfe poa &errens
Iom % 2ouens Eomtloffe, Der ifal
oatfe 5oIt op al Ssbne. 1ranoberg
par fla beUioit. at Der BAR giOet BAN
oenue irrIiee Raaoesaue; fiji ies
END nf @uO nooen @aUe til at pei
Ieoe o. ueoerfOGge be trOenOe Cubs
gsrn, iaa oil BET BOG Del ertrnoes
at nIle. at ben Rnaoesa0e, Tom Sub
iGrIig betroeoe mig. par Opp0ffeI-
fens @nDe. @aDen til | Dor 6erres
5eiu ariiti araft at fable 8antroens
o. geroens Bern op al oeres bpbe
TsosIsun 90 isre Dem ben til Seius.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21
III

eienoommeiigt for gaitor ErnnO-
berg er oct fremifuenoe og f%oreeri-
6enOe (anticiperenoe).
Seq ifal is9e at forflore oct NOR.
mere.
gtoar mar fommer op paa en-
bei 8nffes 3op, bar man oerfra
ben pi0e lloiigt. fon ie ina plot ON
firing og lanet. lnnet no | bet fier.
ne. Nien ifal man uioere, soor Bel.
en- after neO / oct lope, boor no
ligten ifiules, % Beien er ien of til.
bageIpege. Men bog er bet opmiin-
tren6e UNDER ganOringen at bebare
BET uioe Spn Der oppe ira 9affe.
toppen.
Iranoberg elifeoe SDnet Der oppe
ira gnffens beje 3op. Der oppe
ten6te ban | Qnret 1863 oct ct.
Sans 9Ius, Der lpite ion piOe ON,
oa ban uOtrnaote al 6olfefirfen. Ia
ina 8e9iDenbeOerne meoferte, atgalg
menigbeoslooen bIep gipet, oprette.
De ban / aaret 1872 FIN 8aIgmenig-
beo for | ben at isge i'm gnolingS-
tanfe ON en- leuenoe Wenigbeo Dir
feliggiort. Oct bleo life til, bpao
ban bauoe pentet. Sg 90 ban efter
fem aars 6orIeb oplsite lin 8nIg-
menigbeo. uOtalte ban meO iialoent
alaripn Iom Den. Der bar iet no fra
gnffetoppen:
Seq tror. at oct bar lin fore
Beliignelie. at ui rettelig iatter ben.
ne bibelife Tanfe ON Den fommenOe
mpetiee llotraoeIiestiO. 9bi oeroeo
bil ale foruognaeoe frifirfelige 9e-
opgelier fomme til at itnn | Oct rette
9ps, ioa at De buerfen blioer itilIeoe
for loDt eaer for bit. 6or lopt Dor
Di life iGtte ale be mango iterre og
minore llotrpoelier gennem aor.
bnnore0ernes Sob; tbi De baDe oeres
DeIiigneIiesrige getponing iomoiDs-
ptringer fra ben oImpgtiee, Den al
trrlioe Sub til grffeIie oa getQnf.
ming for Re fore airfeiamfuno. til
5orbereoeIIe % til gorIeI ON. boao
Der en- @oHg oil aabenbdres | CUBS
Babies aroft. Ren for bsit bsr pi
beaer life irtte Dem; tbi oGe inn-
onnne 2~iOsrsrelier og 5ribeosbeoQ.
geIier er oos fun Innn o. rinae.
Zen fore oa mratise oiusftrsm er
life bruot iaennem. Ren
nnor bet oItian forboIoer ia fonle-
oes. at ben al @uo faitiaiie, eseni.
Iiae, fore llotrnoeliesiib emonu life
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21
Saa loo ban bere0e

ct @9itebuo / lit Stem og loo beoe
De tuenoe: arbeio og 9gifombeo
Com @piter. = 90 MI meo 6erm og 6eo
Ger breotes 2inOug og inDftes meO glomiter
5 Samflong meo bans beifeone Sn0fomiter.
Gg Eel Ia MI nItine par ifs og i0roie.
Ga onbneoes 7sren. oe milo os u9rOig
Com @ufets 2Dffe meo Smilefin0er
% StranIesine % buIoe Rii0er.
Gg Nano og Suitru b~innnoen omfauneS,
Gg pioite mn fsrit, at De intet In1neo:
8por 9Irbeio o. Rsiiombeo bDoes til Suie,
6ornemmer man 5reosenslens Singer Of iuie.
0g Der. boor be tDenoe boIOes | 9Gre.
Der pleier oaiaa 2nffen at barre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21
0uo=6errens bre6e Nenb.
a@eo 5. D.

~fglaen6e er eiter @6ns. SO. SbeIOons m@oos
anarD Ien", Der er ifrepet anleoning Of, Salotreos-
ooret efter ,sobn groapns gsO, den cole, ueoennpttise
Borfauper ior 0eeeriIaoeriets 0pbeOelie. S Oftober
1859 inotog ban bet rigt ~foripheoe Irieral oeo gar
pers 6errp, ibet bans 9lan bar at gipe Slaoerne ielO
gooben Soano. 9isie Gtaffels Sc 90 5oarD forismte
bog at TITLE Jig bans Seffer, os ban meo i'm lille Sell
teTfore bleo ooeruianoet. Soarot ioaret bIeo ban taset til
Gange og osmt til at benges, boifen Dom fulObproeoes
i December, iamne Aar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21
Or.morten Suther,
ussIe giSnssbsrb % zanfes.
If .. 2. Bic.


seq baaber. at ben poerite Goa oil life uOebIiDe
Ennoe. iEfe oDer 100 A0r; tbi Subs Orb oil iaen for
ibinSe % Be oil paa griino at gsanseI pad crbets lie
ners, fourne tort gasrfe To of ben belle gerosn bIius
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21

? OtLIYf " Duii2 pun " ~ bUN ~
nben SonnO. 0isie (taffels 5e og 6aarD foriem
at title zig i bans geffer, Os ban meO i'm lille Se
ore blep obermanoet. Soarot iaaret bleo ban toget t
nge og opnt til at benses, builfen Dom fnlobproeo(
Jamie Aar.
8uo@Serren bar fin grue for oreoe DR9no
Sig BAN, Der engane biit / 5araos 2ano
Slos en- 9geDpter / i'm Sarm og iao
gegroo bom 6ernnleligt Drfenens Sano.
San ioa 10 fine 8rsore lioe onot,
San ioa benz piifes, til BET rsbe BLOB
Dem ranot 40 nggne SfuIore = ioa benz gaa
Oq trple, til De Iegneo, bpor De itoo.
Do tenotes i bans Sinh bin greoesilo,
Ueen Serren beo Den uIme i bans grpit
s f~prretDoe Anr. ga toneOe
Sra 3ornebuifens Cue Serrens Spit:
.geit Soils oen oDbe gago leg fenOer grant,
@oa MI poa m / Orb sin greoe frenl,
SIna M meo m n 5taol 2eo nit 5oIf berirsl
6sr Dem til 5ribeo ee1nem grfen bieml"
Soaleoes Of ReoDnf for grs0res Gso
Gremoofieo SsraeIs 6olf til 0iaet og 8lons.
Sq @oies fsrte Dem til 2anoets 2eo.
I'll oeres eget = ffsnt oct ei bIeo + JAMS.
Nortuiinoer oereiter blep Der feot
Gen mere al @n0-Serrens preoe NRno.
Gam pinte gtegerilauers bitre Sui:
Q EN- oiIoe ban til 5ribeo bjGlpe ben.
Oct oioe geitens 9r9rie ipntes bam
On 8Iaos, boor 6ribeo bur6e boOe Steo.
Sna Hog ban til men nan'oe ei at le
Ge forte opnoa 6ribe0 eIer 6reo.
osobn grotpnl en0nu Din Aano ifaI ifrioe fren
Ga mgoe Neutrality-suspicious. MpnO.
Ret oIoria ifol Dit 0oun 40 8lemnie gaa,
5oa lpnge 6ribso itaar meO S5~~o Oeo 9rno.
Sub, ain os oreSe Muno, mar Ran CO goIo
Sia reiier imoo Wanosret- og fotbarm
gia ober ben n~orbIsie ltngoorlsilGgt,
Ger aIoriq ffre6 70 Get neo mnnSig Trnl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21

r9oftor Mtortinus bleu engang oreo ooer i'm Sorl-
irues u~lpoigbeo, iom ban bapbe Suiet og gan aolt og
befaIeoe, man ifuloe tugte benoe meo en- goo Stot, ioo
@ifteipgen funoe iorlaoe benoe. Get bar, iagoe ban, life
~raaoeligt, at unee 5oIf lob til og giiteoe JIG Den isrite
Seoe. Obi noar 6eres Apfigenbeo par tilfreosItilet, table
De mart 2DIten, o. ser blep life noget beltanoigt 9eGt.
ifob 6eraf. gPen naor bun par bleoen ganlmeI nof, fun
De bun gifte ia, DOG efter @uos Orb % meo line 6or.
elores gioenoe og Billie, JON oct Jig bsr. Oilers font
mer ben lille Srno 6oritrpoelie. ion bioer mango Nen-
neifer, ligeiom oeioo ben lille Sun0 Stoltbeo bar giort
mango 5ortreo." (Si6e 1889.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21

opriif og lepe ben paa BET a~aerifreite iaaoant raat
2epnet. 3a ifaI 3siten Ipoe: ~5e 9rnogonmen fon-
meri" Sbi @uo oil life tnole bet Longer" CSioe 16).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21

seq bill Iepere Dor Serre @lo en- goo Spnoer; tbi
enoifsnt iee life efter ieIpe @ernineen er en- s@gte-
ifabsbrn0er, ioo bar oct Dog tit life manglet mig pon
goo Billie oertil. 2ieeleoes er ies ofte bleuen oreo.
sfsnOt ieg life er noeen SDo, iaa bar iee Dog itiaalet
alt, bpoo leg ipiite % oraf, for ieg fom til Goangeliet.
Soor er nh mine ifenne 8pOer, ieg, iom / 10 aar bar
bolot 0iesie, og M beaere uiIoe Do ii 8anee END boloe
en- Mesie for De oeoe." (Sioe 1918.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21

On geit for 3pifIono bar ban Oaret loul %brpg9eoe
oct fsrite 81 Cgier); tbi Seitene fOrtere 9norear, 9acf
gpgget og ioaleoes man gfugen blipe opr.@ CSfo'
1870.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21

Seq giOer Mluiffen Den bsieite gIaOs og 9ere
npit eiter Sbeolosien. 0g man ier, buorleoes 0ooiO %
aae beaige bar iremiat Oeres %euoeIige Banter Ser'
Nim og Sange." (Sioe 154.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-21

8uo+Serren bar lin grue for oreoe gieno
Sig banJ Der engane biit / 5araos 2anO
Clog en- 9geppter / jim Sarm og iaa
8egrop Dam bemmeligt / prfenens Sano.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-03-04
O'NEIL MAKES HIS
ANNOUNCEMENT

Saturdays dailies contained the
official announcement of Barney
O,Neils candidacy for the guberna-
torial nomination. He declares he
stands for law enforcement; for the
development of the state along le-
climate lines of business enterprise;
for local option and its rigid en-
forcement; equalization of state tax
alton so that every county shall bear
its full share of the burden; enforce
ment of the antitrust laws.
Barney F. O'Neil is one of the
progressive men of the state and has
achieved an enviable position in the
ranks of successful businessmen,
more remarkable in view of the fact
that he had to begin from the bottom,
as a street waif of New York, where
he followed the occupation of selling
papers. AS a result of his industry
and courage he forged ahead, winning
friends wherever he went and slowly
amassed little capital. He came to
Idaho less than twenty years ago,
locating in Wallace where he later
entered the banking business. By his
careful methods in business he
amassed a small fortune but is by
no means a millionaire. Mr.. O'Neil
is president of the State Bank of
Commerce at Wallace, is president of
the Idaho Northern railroad, an in
dependent line SO miles in length
operating from Enaville to Murray
to serve the mining camps of that
district, and built only to develop the
section of the country in which he re-
sides. Mr.. O'Neil has taken an &C
tive part in the political affairs of
the state and is one of the strong
supporters of the Republican party,
being chairman of the state commit
tee at this time. He served his
county-Shoshone-in the state SEN
ate during the seventh session.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-03-04
RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS
IN NATIONAL FOREST.

Notice is hereby given that the lands. dc.
scrbed below, embracing eighty acres, within
the Sawtooth National Forest, Idaho, will be
subject to settlement and entry. under the
provisions of the homestead laws OF the United
States and the act of June II, 1906, ga Stat,
2a3), at the United States Land Office at
Boise, Idaho, on April sS, 1870. Any settler
who has actually and in good faith claiming
any Of said lands for agricultural purposes
prior to January l, 1906, and has not abandon
ed same, has a preference right to make
homestead entry for the lands actually Occu.
pied. Said lands were listed upon the APP
plications of the persons mentioned below,
who have a preference right subject to the
prior right of any such settler provided such
stead entry and the preference right is ex'
ercised prior to April Is, 1870 on which date
entry by any qualified person. The lands arc
as follows: The W hall Of the Sc quarter OF
Section 10, 7. N, r. WI B; NJ application
bennett, Commissioner of the General Land
Office. Approved February 3, 1910, Frank
Pierce, First Assistant Secretary of the In
terror.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-03-04
FRUITLAND BANK
HAS AN OPENING

Monday Of this week was red let
ter day for the 'hustling little town of
Fruitland, Idaho, on the Payette Val
ley railroad. It marked the opening
of the Fruitland State Bank, a new
financial institutional the Payette
Valley capitalized at $4,000. The
board of directors for the new con-
Germ c. H. Sargent, President; E. E.
Hunter, Vice-President; j. o. Scritch-
field, Cashier; o. H. Mcconnell and
C. w. Young are with the exception
of J. o. Scritchield, Cashier, we'll
known fruit growers ON the bench and
men in whom the residents of Fruit
land and vicinity have the greatest
confidence. The cashier, Mr.. ]. o.
Scritchfeld, is a newcomer to this
valley, having come here last summer
from Oklahoma where he was engaged
in the banking business and comes
recommended as a young man of high
business ability in his line.
The new concern is housed in its
own building, handsome little struc-
ture of stone and white pressed brick,
containing a general business room,
a directors room and a fire-proof
vault. Within this vault a
$500 pound Manganese steel safe with
the latest triple time clock consti-
tutes the arrangements the bank has
made for the protection Of its de-
positors.
On this, the opening day, one hun
dred of the growers on the bench Wis
tied the new bank and registered in
the visitors register provided and were
shown the vault, safe and other con-
veniences of the institution. Without
any particular effort being made along
this line by the management $4,000
were deposited on this the first day and
the indications are that the new bank
will do a fine business from the very
start.
The president, G. H. Sergent, and
the cashier, J. o. Scritchfeld, were
the hosts of the occasion and every
caller that smoked was given a good
cigar, while the ladies were given a
bag Of Englishwa lnuts. A fine note
and valuable paper file was also given
to every caller and a neat advertise
ment of the bank printed on the COW
er.-Payette Enterprise.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Charley J. Bays and wife, to Mel
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-03-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court of the County of Canyon,
State of Idaho.
In the matter of the Estate of Mandania
Banister, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
administrator of the Estate OF Mandania
ali persons having 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 admin
istrator at the office of the Payette Commits
sion Co., Payette, Idaho, the same being des-
ignated as the place for the transaction of the
business of said estate in the County OF Can
yon, State of Idaho.
Dated February IS, 1910.
FRANK BANISTER,
Administrator of the Estate of Mandania
Banistef, deceased
M-A-II-IS-zs.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-03-04

slderation, 10000, part of section
= twp. 6 north, range l W.B.M.
Chas Il. Bays and wife to Nellie
L. jackson, consideration $4,000 10
interest in lot 5, block 8, Emmetts-
vile.
Mollie Byers, nee Mrs. ]. A Order
and G. W. Byers, her husband, to E.
W. Sltzer' all of Nampa; southwest
quarter, northeast quarter southeast
quarter, section "a, twp. 3 N. range
2 W. B. M. 10 acres; consideration
$127O.
Z. H. Dewey and wife Nampa, to
the Idaho Northern Ry. Co., part of
sections 5, 6, Z, 8, twp. 6 N. range
l W. B. M; consideration $4,000.
William c. H. Young ct al, Lathrop,
Mo-, to Kate Morrow, Caldwell, lots
10, 20, 81, %, %, "a, block 8, Golden
Gate Addition to Caldwell; considera-
ton 1925.
Monte Frost to Jane E. Hall, both
OF Caldwell, tract 10, Orchard Hts,
Canyon county; consideration $500.
Charles S. Gibson and wife and w.
M. Brooks and wife to Martha A,
Vassar, Lille M. Vassar and Simpson
+. Vassar, all of Caldwell, southwest
quarter, southeast quarter section rs,
twp. N. range 8 w. B. M; considtr-
alton $4,000.
Bernard Eastman and wife, Rich
land Co., Ohio, to Rena B. Goucher;
consideration $4,000, ten acres.
Olive McRae Lord and C. M. Ford,
Nampa, to the Idaho Title & Trust
Co., consideration $2356.O3, lot 40,
block SO, Nampa.
S. S. Foote and wife to Peter Meth,
both of Middleton, consideration 81,
part of section 6, twp. north, range
2 w. B. M.
James Strobe, to City of Nampa,
consideration, $25OO.OO, part of lots
10, IL, block, 4, Nampa.
b. .. Clark and wife, Emmett to
Andrew Marker, Emmett, considera-
ton 100000, part of section 8, twp. 6
north, range l W. B. NJ, called lots
SO, go, 81.
w. A. Prothero and wife, Grant,
Mimi, to Ruth Drake Drysdale, Can
yon Co., consideration $1755.9O, part
of section IL, twp. north, range
W. B. M, 1902 acres.
John STROBE and wife, Nampa, to
George Strobe of Nyssa, consideration
81, part lots 38 and 40, block so, Nam
pa, tract SO 1-3x1OO feet.
w. W. Wilton and wife and V. T.
Craig and wife, Emmett, to John T.
Driscoll, Fruitland, consideration,
100000, part of lot 2, section A, twp.
6 north, range w. B. M; also 1-5
interest in a water wheel that con-
veys water to said land.
Minnie D. Marshall and Walter A.
Marshall, her husband, Emmett, to
Frederick J. Fuller, Emmett, consid-
GRAFTON $4,000, block 8, in w. SUBJ
division of NV quarter section IL,
twp. north, range 2 w. B. M.
DIR. GipraV. dentist. Room 445
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-03-04
You'll like Caldwell flower.
ORDINANCE NO 1s4.


SELLING OF CoUPoN Bonds OF
THE CITY OF CALDWELL. IDAHO,
PRoVfDfNG FOR THE coNSTRGc.
TON AND MAINTENANCE OF NEG
essay vo hD PITT GIAv w WATER CEIS
PLYING THE SAME WITH WATER,
AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE PAY.
MENT THEREOF AND THE INTER
Caldwell, idaho, on the zIst day Of Febru.
airy, 1910, in accordance with provisions of
Ordinance No. $50 of said City, more than
two-thrds OF the qualified electors who are
taxpayers, assented to the issuance and sale
OF coupon bonds OF said city to the sum of
Fifty Thousand Dollars for the purpose of
providing for the construction and tnainten-
said city, and supplying the same with water.
Now, therefore, be il Ordained by the Mayor
and Council Of the City Of Caldweli:
Section l. That for the purpose of providing
for the construction and maintenance Of nee.
essary additional waterworks of the City of
Caldwell, Idaho, and supplying the same with
said city in the sum Of Fifty Thousand Dollars
In denominations OF One Thousand Dollars
each numbered consecutvely from one to
fifty inclusive. bearing interest at the rate OF
five per cent per annum, payable In semi.
annual installments on the first day Of Janu.
airy and the first day OF July OF each year at
the office Of the City Treasurer or at the
City and State Of New York. at the option of
the holder OF said coupons, Roth principal
and interest Of said bonds shall be payable
in United States gold coin; Each OF said
years from the date OF It's issuance but said
bonds shall be redeemable at the pleasure OF
said city az any time after the expiration OF
ten years from the date Of the Issuance thereof
and each bond shall be redeemed in the order
In which Il Is numbered, The principal OF said
bond shall he payable at the Office Of the City
Treasured.
Section .. There shall be attached TO each
Of said bonds semi-annuai interest coupons
covering the interest, expressed IN the bonds
from the date Of the issuance until paid. Such
bonds shall be signed by the, Mayor and at
tested by the City Clerk Rnd bear the seal of
the city and be countersigned by the City
Treasurer. The coupons attached TO such
and each coupon shall have a number cor
responding TO the number OF the bond to
which i Is attached. Each bond shall state
upon its face the amount for which
shall bo made payable to ......................
or bearer. Each bond shall also recite that
L. Is issued IN conformity with the provisions
Of Chapter =. Title -, Political Code, Idaho
Section = Said bonds shalt be substan.
TALLY in the following form;
BOND NO. .........
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA iV00'''
cSN SYcS V eou trSA9o'
City Of Caldwell Municipal Per Cent Gold
Bonds.
KNOW ALI. MEN BY THESE PRESENTS
That the City of Caldwell. municipal cor
poration In Canyon County. State Of Idaho.
hereby acknowledges itself to be indebted.
and for value received, promises TO pay to
hereof, the sum OF One Thousand Dollars
($r ,ooooo) In United States Gold Coin, on
the first day Of January 1880 or at any time
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior,

U. S. Land Office at Boise, Idaho.
February q. 1910
Hanson, Of Caldwell, Idaho, who on October l.,
1904, made homestead entry No. 1859, serial
No. o3s6I, for Q half, sw quarter, Section sS,
Township N, Range 4 w, Boise Meridian,
has filed notice OF Intention to make Final
hve-year Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before u. S. Commissioners
George w. Stovel, at Caldwell, Idaho, on the
4th day OF April, 1910.
Ernst, Seth Morris, William Ames,
Onooeoo B. Reed, all OF Caldwell, Idaho.
WIN. BALDERSTON,
Register.
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NOTICE OF MEETING OF MEM
BEERS OF THE NJ. E. CHURCH
OF CALDWELL.
Notice is hereby given that there
will be a meeting of all members of
the M. E. church of Caldwell, Idaho,
at said church in Caldwell, on the
14th day of March, 1910, at 7:S0 p.
M, for the purpose Of voting on the
proposition as to whether or not the
trustees of said corporation be direct
ed to mortgage lots to 8 inclusive
in Block 10, City Of Caldwell, Idaho,
together with Appearances thereon for
the purpose of constructing a new
building on said lots.
r. s. MADDEN,
Chairman of Board Of Trustees.
o. v. BADLEY,
Clerk Of Board Of Trustees.
Feb. 25-tS
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Charley J. Bays and wife, to Mel
lie L. Jackson, all Of Emmett, con-
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DR.. Gigray, dentist. Room 445
Egleston Block.
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Steunenberg, the shoe maker, at
Kahn's.
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For value received I will pay tothebeares
Twenty-Five Dollars ($as.oo) in gold coin on
the first day OF ................., 1910, on pre-
sentation and surrender Of this coupon at the
office Of the city treasurer Of the City OF Gald-
we'll, Idaho or at the Chase National Bank
OF New York, in the city ond state OF New
York, place Of payment Of semi-annual inter
est on its bond numbered as above
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