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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-24

UTIL.-El im6n es reconocido
como superiar al quinlno para la ma
laria. Sc corta un Imon, Sc pone q
hervir en- un cuartilo de aqua hasta
que Sc consuma Ia mitad, y Sc toma
una cucharadita antes de cada CO.
mida. Este rene dio Sc usa mucho en-
Italia. En- Cohma di6 muy buenos
resulta dos para IA flebre amarllla.
Ellim6n es bueno para blanquear
las uaas, untando con el jugo por
Ia noche y lavan dose en- Ia mahana
con aqua caiente.
Para Ia fiebre escarlatina Sc re-
comien dan como muy eficaces, las
friegas frecuentes con fmon y man
teca.
CURIOSO.-El nuevo soberano
del RENO Undo de la Gran Bretaha
esta Gga do por los lazos del parentez
co con casi todos los soberanos de
Europa. Es sobrino del Rey Jorge de
Grecia y del Rey Federico VIII de
Dinamarca; primo, en- primer grado,
del Kaiser Guillermo II. del Gar Nj
colas de Ia Kaiserina yde Ia Tsantza,
de Ia Reina Victoria de Espana, de
Ia Crown Princess de Suecia, de Ia
Crown Princess de Espaha de Ia
Crown Princess de Suecia y del Rey
Haakon de Noruega, qulen, ademas,
es su cuiiado, pues esta casado
con su hermana Ia Reina Maud. Es
primo en- segunda grado, del Rey
Ferdinan de Bulgaria, y en- tercero
del Rey Alberto de Belgica, de Ia
Princesa Militia de Montenegro y
del Rey Manuel de Portugal. De
"a Reina Guillermina es tamblen1
oariente, aunque en- un grado mas
ejano.
ExQUIsITo-Nuslos de ganso
la lionesd. Sc cruecen los muslos
N manteca & fuego muy suave;
,uan do esten casl cocidos Sc les pone
fueg 60 mas fuerte para que Sc doren
;e sacan y Sc escurren. Sc slrven po-
lien doles cebollas fritas en- Ia grasa
lei ganso , cubriendolo despues con
a salsa que Sc qulera.
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HUMORISMO.

En- el despacho de billetes del fe-
rrocarril:
Una sefora-Un billete para Dos
Hermanas.
Tn paleto-Y ami otro, para pa
DIRE e hijo.
-iQue Sc va a quemar usted las
espuelas en- el brasero, mi conan dan
te.
Las botas guerra usted decir.
Las botas Sc las ha quema do US
ted va.
En- un eXamer.
-Digame usted algo de los meta
les.
No puedo contestar. porque mi
hbro no trata nada de ellos.
-iQue disparate! 4 Yer el llbro.
ST, senior; yea usted el in Dice.
Nj. trato de cobre, nj. .trato de
plata.
\ un pintor lie han tenldo que am
putar los brazos.
-iY que plensas dedlcarte aho
ra, tu que no sirves mas que para pin
tar?-le dice un ami 60 escrtor.
Hare 10 owe til; trabajare con
los pies.
En- una estacion de ferrocarril Sc
encuentran dos avaros:
-sPor que tomas bilete de ida Y
vuelta?
-Porque sale mas econ6nico.
Me prarece qve esta Nez no cal
culas ben.
y ESQ.,
-Figurate cue a Ia ida hay un 81
niestro y plerdes en- q Ia vida. Ha-
orss adelanta do un dine,o que no
aprovechas.
Themes raz6n.
Aver vino Perez a pedirme cua-
tro duros.
-sY Sc los diste?
Como habris~ de darselos 81
apenas lie conozco?
-sEntonces no ten dras inconve-
niente en- prestamelos q mi?
-Tampoco. A ii te conozco de-
masia do.
-Descuide usted sehonto, antes
faltare para mi que para el.
Entire ANA v criada:
Ell sehorlro sabe que anoche
estuvo aoui un caballero La porte
"a Sc 10 ha dicho
-Pues en- ese case le dirAs { mi
mando que vino por #.
De ningIn modo.
-SPoroue?
-Poroue Sc enfa darfa mucho
mas.
Tn matnmonlo entra en- un cafe v
ocupa una de las mesas.
Ell mozo,-:Que Va & ser?
Ell mando.-Traig game usted cho-
colste con biscochos.
Elmozo.-Y la sehora, :que va &
tomar?
FL mando.-Nsda: IA sehora esta
CastIsad
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DEL DlA.

Mr.. Richards, famoso hipnctista
V presti di gtador recorri6 en- triunfo
todos los Estados Uni dos, elslas ad
yacentes.
Y al llegar 4 Puerto Rico iquien
10 creyera !-se le eclipse su estrella.
Ell eximio Richards encontr6 su
rival en- Ponce que le dio ounce y
raya a sus trabajos. FL tanque de
Neptune era una de sus suertes mas
brillantes. Miles de publicos queda
ron boquiabiertos ante aquella ma
ravilla de la magia blanca. Aquello
era un prodigio de arte y Mr.. Ri
chards un portento de destreza. .Pero
lego a Ponce y. .... ALI halo su So
cids en- ell arte.
Uno de los especta dores que OBJ
servaba los manejos de Mr.. Richards
exclamo: 4 Yo 10 ha 60" Y manos a Ia
obra. Prepare un gran bid6n a senle-
janza del de Mr.. Richards y heteme
al Sr. VillaN convertible en- una mara
villa. 81, senior, una maravilla con to
dos los esplendores de Ia apoteosls.
Y todavia hay auien nos ME ga ap-
titudes y competencia para servir
nuestro propio gobierno, y Sc habla
en- tono despectivo de nosotros, CO.
mo cosa explotable sin mas lncen
two que el uSWructo nj mas encan-
to que el nesocio'
Los canjes de la Argentina nos
traen una bella information
Con motive de Ia fiesta centennial
del 4 de Julio el ministro americana
en- Buenos Aires senor Sheriff., nom
bre que pronuncia do a pede Letter su-
pone dlgo indomable) dl6 una fiesta
en- la le egaci6n a Ia cual concurrleron
a mas de la colonia de sus connaclo-
males, representatives del goblerno.
Mr.. Sherrlllev6un un discurso eloglan-
do Ia poitica del secretarlo Knox al
que llam6 pocitcador y el anna do del
dos Exito en- las hdes de Ia pohtlca
international, modelo de prudencia
etc, etc.
Lo creo. En- ruanto a 10 de pdclf
cador-titulo que ostentaha Lii en-
los documentos pubhcos-es muy cier
to. Como Que las preseas que cuel
gan de sus hombros 10 tienen abru-
ma do. El ha suprimidO las solem-
nida des en- el temple de Marte V ha
licencia do q los oelonarios por no ser
va necesario velsr iunto a las reli-
ouias del genio de Ia guerra. y en- 10
de eel anna DO eel dos Exi:o,' zig Il
10 sus triunfos diplomaticos. La neu-
tralizaci6n &c Nanchuria, constItuye
uno de los tXltos mas brillantes de Ia
dinlomacia en los tiempos modernos.
Como prudeate V sabio, va 10 veis
en- ell mensaJe cIngldo al goblerno de
Nicara qua. E; un documento que
deja muy arrss, en- Ia punta del "a
DO al publica 10 en- la pAgina nglesa
de FL Temp IN su edicion del mier
coles II.
Dijo Mr.. SLe.r!ll Que "el gobierno
De Washin g,or solo asplra al des4-
rrollo come.c!:l del tuturo SIN
AGREDIR" 3!cho con mas propie-
dad: sin coesr "terntor!o alguno".
Decir es, y nuy cierto. Ali estA
Bluffelds, pue-o de Nicsrs qua hasta
aver Y hoy e. nanos del sobierno
de u casa b!a-oa, med!ante trata COS
con el rebelde Estrada.
No cito 4 Panama poroue ESQ esta
convertido e.. historia aparte V fuk
anterior 4 IS afrms sciones de Mr
Sheriff..
Cuba, cEyo po-venir esta rodando
soore e! H.o Z II sable ' 81 puerto
del Callao sore cuyo mar aota Ell
alma inau.e's 3e Bl2ine.
FL diaEio = cue coo:o el sigu!en-
te psEEaato-. d:c4 :. zimin:stro tuvo
que tCI--- 7-.- --aa d0S:S - se.,,-
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FRAGMENTO.

Los que en- ell t1cio Sc dnegdn
los que cdlumnion y otenden,
los que traiciondn g re,eden
su patrlo q su porrenlr;
los que en- ell odio Sc drrastran,
los que las leyes ultralan,
los que oprimen, los que bajon, 4
fSos debierdn morir.
Vox-LATAT
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-24
ACORREsPONDE DE PUERTO RICO a DE AGOSTO DE Is
dad para que le saliera tan puIdo j

dad para que le saliera tan pull do
gallardo.
| Oidlo:
'No estA, lejano el dfa, en- que s.
enten dera claramente Ia intenci6r
del gobierno del presi dente Taft y 81
amaran las estrellas, y listones (ys
van resultando estacas) cuyo unict
emblema es la amistad, la paz y Ia
buena fe."
ESQ no Sc ncesita jurarlo para
creerlo.
Desde los golfos de California Gn-
cluyend do Ia bahia de Magdalena)
hasta el htoral patagonico estan
contestes con las apreciaciones de!
minlstro norteamerlcano en- Buenos
Aires.
El jueves de la semana pasada fue
interpelado en- Ia Camara de los CO.
munes el 'ninistro Winston Churchill
sobre sus opiniones acerca de Ia pc
llcula cinematograhca que representa-
la lucha de pugilato entire Johnson y
Jeffries.
Ell insigne hacendista y diplomatic
contesto que Ell goblerno no taene po-
testad para prohlblr dicho espectdcat-
10.
Estos mgleses son la diabla! C.al-
quiera creeria que 10 hacen ex-r--ofe-
So por llevarnos Ia contraria!
FL diario de Domenech esta que
ruge como leon y patea como una mu
la por nor del comentario que hic!e-
ramos de Ia asamblea de Guayama.
Empehado en- que aquel magno
suceso fue de 10 mas cordial que Sc
ha visto, Ia emprende a zarpazos
con nosotros, porque no hicimos
mas que resenar a punto largo y CO.
mentar & la palida luz de la reali-
dad sus consecuencias.
Sc enapeaa en- que hubo banquete
turco. va 10 henos dicho.
Lo que no conoclamos era un de-
tale que, muy velado, nos 10 deia
entrever el aludido diario, y es
que en- el banquete de referencia
en- uno de los actos mds culminan-
tes, en- el paroxismo de la contra
ternidad, de labio a labio, de par
en- par Sc quitaban las viandas y
los girones de las presas. iTal era
Ia solida solidaridad de los leaders y
adldteres.
Y en- uno de los angulos del salon
El Ag,ala lloraba enternecida.
Don Sincere.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-24

bable que por ell cruzamiento Sc pue-
dan transmitir sus cuai dades desea-
bles a un n1afz de grano mas grueso
y asi sera mas adaptable a nuestros
cimas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-24

D,,ol;on,.. En- Ia sucursai
] 0QuEHlUUS, de los Sres San
chez Morales y
Comp, calle Marina 8, Ponce, hay
un esplendido surtido de jon6gycjos
de Columbia. Records de los mas
atamados cantantes. Escri5anos )
Wsftenos. P. 0. Box IS. Ponce,
?. K. Manager, Jose Diaz Mar
ella.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-24

Irr.,;. LUIS A. GONZALEZ
lUptUIGl Hace toda clase de
trabajos de su profe-
SION. Su casa. Parada 4l3 calle
San Mateo q Ia del Parque. San
turce, Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-24

uofo Do,io El mejor y don
HUlG! | dIIS.--de mejor Sc CO.
me. Habitacio-
nes frescas. Excelente secvicio, Vi
sitelo usted. Fortaleza II San
Juan. P. R. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-24

Ofrece & las
The Mayaguez ?:?::.; ':s::.:',; 4, az IA
isla toda class
Light ( Ice Co :i:,,P;ss: d as;:';sis: s5s;
cedentes de Las
mejoras fabricas de los Estados Uni.
dos. Sc hacen insta Ia clones COM
pletas en- las centrales. Direction.
Apartado 355 Mayaguez.
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Entered the Post Ofice San Juan P. R
90 second class matter July 1900.

La Correspondence de Pto. Rico
PRECIO DE sUsCRIPCION
EN- TODA LA ISLA
Por medic de los Agentesu sun NUN 5 0-02
Directa. Un trimestre oro .....$2-25
Unsemestre ...... $3.50
Un aho por adelantados8-Oo
e. ell exterior Unaiio oro......$8.OO
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Chocolate, 54 3ss sanssso aS5za;3n 1s'. M: 81:

V1VVUi0KU 70 5039 W"
nos Y personals debi-
les. In 1854 en- las meriendas d,
Versales-ya. se consumia el cho.
colats como aimento principa..
Todos los que usaa nuestro choco.
late gozsu do buena saud EN-.
pleamos azucsr de la. class y ca.
Gao superior. NJ. sobrino y Ca.
San. juan Tetuan ii. Telefou oua
l2S. 20. Box 1863.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-24

Sc mudo u ?RxEs4: 2sI:5;s to,5s?ss's: as sss;
de Texera Sc abnrA
pronto al pubico, frente a Ia Plaza
del mercado numero IS donde con-
tmuara ofreciendo sus servicios &
su 1lumerosa clientela. Ponce. :
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-24

A precios muy m6dicos y en- las
me!ores condolences venden los
Sres LA
Maquinas de ccseI. $s :.a. y San en-
su como
cido esta blecimiento ia SuItana"
San Justo IL, nadquinas de coser de
magnfficos modelos. Por muy po-
cos dias Sc ofrece esta buena opol-
tunidad para las familias que de-
seen obtenel una maquina de fach
manejo y de titles rendimientos.
Sc aqua !: f; ::s;;:;; !; ;;:' ;;:::s: :;::
1nformaran Box. w., San Juan.
kh.v,n,,., Hotel, Pazmsr.- Calls
W1Y1pu6Z de Mendez vigo No.
a.. Muy cerca del
ferrocarril. BahosHd todds horo,
Habitaciones ventiladas. Sewic,o
& Ia carta Alumbrado electrieo y
tinbres en- todas habitacionsa To.
iefono No IS. iIabitaeione. par.
agentes viajeros, propias para exhi-
blc ZONES 90 muestras. Tel9fono
no, 5a No. /.
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r. Farmacia Polanco.-Fun
u1Uu1S dada hace sesentd amos.
Pulcritud y esmeo en-
81 despacho de formulas. .Paten,
tizados de toda clase. Situada en-
el Paruue central. 3
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|cIi Ell Bazaar Otero de Pom
OGlbGld ce ttne el gusto de
anunciar & su numero-
Ga. cientela, que por elvapor fran
ces recibio un magnifico surtido.
de pevume,1o francesa. Lo meior
de los mas afamados fabricantes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-24

posito de Gcores de todas classes,
especialidad en- ron LAGO y ron
ExTRA-LAGO. Anises, Einos de
California y espanoles. Sc sirven
pedidos a toda Ia isla Telefono
46. P. 0. Box 1913.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-05-31
Notice Of Publication.

Notice is hereby given that at =.
NJ, on the both day of June, 1910, at
Howe, County of Fremont, State of
Idaho. before d. Il. Hawley, N. P,
proof will be submitted of the compile
ton of works for the diversion of l6.5
cubic feet per second of the waters OF
Dry Creek, in accordance with the
terms and conditions of certain per-
nit heretofore issued BY the State En-
gineer of the State OF Idaho.
/. The names of the persons holding
said permit are C. NJ. Mulkey, Perry
Bas;nger, 0. p. Williams, A. IL. Will
liams, w. IL. Bortel, Jr., of Clyde
Idaho. and w. II. Bortel, Sr., of Howe
State of Idaho.
. The number of such permit il
sooo. and the date set for the comple
,;on of such work is June 80, 1910.
2 Said water to be used for irriga
ton aud domestic purposes.
4 Said works Of diversion will b.
fully completed on the date set TO
such completion, and the amount o
water which said works are capable o
conducting to the place Of intended
use. in accordance with the plans &C
companying the application for sucl
,,.rm;t. is l6. s cubic feet per second.
s. The amount of lands for whic
IA ,,.ter is available is $40 acres
ss,r psrticularly described as follows
XVI sWi, SEA SEA Sec. 10, ",
Swis Sec. 20, Nw4 NWA and s.
SCI Sec. 90, NE1a NEA Sec; 81; an
! NW1l NWls Sec. SO, Tp: lws. 10 n NV, n
SwI. Sec. Is, and NWl4 Sec. 81, Up.
n n R. 81 E. I'm sen SEA Sec.
, NJ Me-. aud MEL NWi4 See. H. II
i. g., r. ~ f.. B. M:
w. " u. G. MARTIN, State Euginee
rirs, publication May 81, 1910
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-05-31
We're Arrested

A number of citizens of the
incorporated town of Challis
were placed under arrest on last
Friday, by information sworn to
bv the town marshal, claiming
some people had violated GER
tain ordinance and allowed wood
and other things to remain on
certain streets, which is great
crime against said town, although
other ordinances are broken ev-
ery day. Out of twenty or more
people who are violating the
same ordinance only six were
arrested. Is this square deal:
We think not. Why are not all
the people treated alike This
has been the mode of the iucor-
poration since it has been in Op-
Grafton, until the taxpayers are
disgusted with the whole anair'
and they are the ones who have
to pay for the luxury, by taxes
and then special taxes, until 1t
has become burden, until they
are about ready to call a halt.
Ordinances are broken and the
town marshal is doing some 9TH
er work besides paying any at
tention to the duties of that ON
ce. so the whole affair has result
ed that about all there is to the
incorporation is to ring the cur
few bell at 5000 per year. IL IS
a known fact that stock are run
ming the streets day and nlgnt'
all of which is contrary to our
ordinances. Challis now has .
population Of 331 people, accord
ing to last census, and probably
not over 75 taxpayers, 50 tn's
burden of incorporation, and no
results, is 8 heavy tax.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-05-31
Barber Shop.
FIRST-CLASS WORK.
Slaves 25 Cents.
Hair-cuts 80 Cents.
Drop in and see me.
You're Next
J. L. EBBERTs. Prop.
Challis. Main Street) Idaho.


Frank Baxter-fruit dish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burpett-china sugar
bowl and creamer.N
Mr.. and Mrs. Keyes-china sugar
bowl and creamer.
Miss O'Day. Miss McCabe and Mrs.
J. II. Thompson-china celery dish.
Mrs. WelIs-cracker jar.
Oliver McBride-cracker jars
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Chivers-cbins
bon bon dish.
Ruth and Pierce Dorgan-cake plat
es and berry dish.
VIM. Babcock-berry set
Mr. and Mrs. Peck-rocking chair.
MIR. and Mrs. Tolman-berry howl
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed-salad dish.
Harry McKeudrick-fruit dish.
Bert Fox-berry dish.
MIR. and Mrs. freyer-ice cream set
Mrs. Morrison and china
banana dish.
MIR. and Mrs. Robt Campbell-six
plates, : vegetable dishes.
Mrs. Keene-cracker plate.
MIR. and Mrs. Millick- fruit plate.
| Earl q - q
| Pearl - cake -
Is. Hodges-brooch.
Jas Gayle and family, Mrs. Horton
& Sally Wells-fulI dinner set
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson-cake plate
JOS Ebberts & famiiy-fruit plate.
Carlton Gerrish-bread plate.
L. W. Chivers and family-plates.
j. T.. bradbury aud family-tea cups
and saucers.
Mr.. & Mrs. Wm. Brsdbury-six nap
kins and lunch cloth.
Paul Gardiol and wife-lace curtains
Mr.. Black and wife, Mr.. Coryell and
Sife-table cloth.
Chas. Wilkinson and wife-table
cloth.
Arthur Fox aud wife-dresser scarf.
Louise and Msshx Jopes-lunch
cloth.
Ralph Baxter and wife-table cloth.
Earl Michael and wife-hair dresser
scarfs.
Halle and Millie Brown-sherbert
set.
Mrs. McKendrick-fruit plate.
Tommy Jose--ase-
Mr.. and Mrs Donald-bed spread.
NJ. A. Brown sad wife-picture-
Will Leaton aud wife-picture.
Chas. Waddleton and wife-picture-
M. NJ. Sweet and wife-stAnd cloth
, John Malm-butter knife. lxdel.
Wxlliu job & Emma Malm-chocOiet
! set.
Lee Watson and wife-cooking uten-
sells and bedding.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. Burnett of Boise-two
4 doz carnations and wedding cake
I Iornaments-
The bride and groom are both
8 we'll known, having been raised
j. in this community, and have
S many friends who wish them q
happy married life.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-05-31

INOy moore Is SICK Win Qlpn-
liberia, we are informed.
Mayor Rodgers family return
ed from Salt Lake Thursday.
Decoration day was appropri-
ately observer in Challis yester-
day.
Grand Patriarch johnson of
Pocatello, visited Custer En-
campment No. 10 at Challis last
week.
Mrs. Campbell and children
were down from Clayton We'd
nesday last to attend the we'd
ding.
DR.. Good was acquitted at
Mackay last week. He was
charged with violating the state
dental law.
There is only one hotel now in
town where people can obtain
board. There is an opening fol
another good hotel.
We learn that Messrs. Clark
and Spalding of Butte last week
located ledge of high grade ore
up Garden creek, six or eigh
J miles west of Challis.
The Odd Fellows Hall viii
soon have a new maple floor
!, probably the only hardwood foo
| in the county, and it will be tn
best floor for dancing
James McLerren, who is vel
! known in Challis, died at hi
: home in Mackay on Tuesday
5 May "a. from hemorrhages, afte
t only a few days sickness. H
5 leaves wife 5 children.
Mrs. P. F. Horne of Haley
= paid an official visit to the lOcs
( Rebekah ledge of Challis las
night, and reception was give
her. She is president of the Re
O bekah Assembly, of Idaho.
n Brick clay of fine quality wa
a recently found 3 miles west {
s Challis, and Arthur Fox wi
soon commence burning bricl
+ Heretofore we have shipped tt
o brick, paying from 3 to 4 cen1
y, freight on each brick shippe
,. from Mackay.
;. The Mackay minstrels appea
,r ed in Challis last Friday nigh
IS and played to a packed hous
If The boys did remarkably wel
considering that they do n
claim to be professionals and
not depend on the show busine
for living. Some of the DO.
we're very clever indeed, espet
" ally the "culled lady" The bO
come up for the trip and go'
:" time. and there were about Is j
cluding the musicians, in t
It.
- company.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-05-31

Mrs. VIM. Buster of Challis,
carries the largest and best sell
ected line Of millinery goods in
Custer county. The stock is the
latest styles and prices are rea-
sOnable.
Mrs. Buster is also agent for
the Boise Daily Capital News.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-05-31
How to Get Nominated

Do YOU want to run for Office
If so, you can nominate yourself
Or have friend, who is a quail
led voter, nominate you by i'll
ing with the county auditor, c.
M. Henderson, at any time be-
tween July l, 1910 and July 30,
1910, a statement substantially
in the following form :
Il, the undersigned, being a
qualified elector Off,. .....
Precinct, Custer county, State
of Idaho, and member OF the
-. -. party hereby nomin-
ate who resides
in the town of. ..... -.... Custer
county, Idaho, as candidate for
the office of to be
voted for at the primary to be
held on the Both day of August,
1910, and certify that he is leg
ally qualified to fill said Office
and represents the principles OF
said party. And l hereby de-
clare that l intend to support
said candidate for said Office and
that I have signed no other NOM
ination paper for candidate for
the same office, and believe that
said person would accept said
nomination.
Subscribed and sworn to be-
fore me this. day of. 1910.
Blanks must be filed, signed
with full name and sworn to and
the affidavit may be taken be-
fore any officer authorized to ad-
minister oaths. Justice of the
Peace of county will do. The
fee must accompany the nomin-
ating papers. When the salary
is $500 per year or less the fee
is 50. When the salary per year
is more than $500 the fee is s.
for the first $500, and 81 per
hundred for the excess. That
is the fling fee for an Office pay
ing 81, ZOO salary would be $500.
The payment of this fee can
be avoided by filing a petition
Gin same form as nominating
paper) signed by 5 per cent O.
the party voters in the county
and this must include 5 per cen
of the party voters in one-fourtl
or more of the election precinct
in the county. Ten per cent o
voters, if not from one-fOurth o
precincts would not be sufficien
and must contain names, adde's
ses and dates of signing. Thi
petition must be sworn to by
! qualified voter who has signes
: the same. This voter mus
swear -
/. That the parties who's
names are affixed to the petitiO
signed it personally.
2. That they reside at the az
q dresses given.
:, 3. That they signed same G
E. dates set opposite their respe'
. tive names.
= 4. That according to the be.
= information and belief of the a
l. tiaut all the signers belong
the same political party as tt
e candidate. This may also
, sworn to before any one autho
. lied to administer Oaths.
e. Within 5 days after the 6lir
of either a nomination paper
is petition, if you wish to be
candidate you must file with IL
a. Auditer a written acceptance.
1t must be remembered tn
be within 10 days after the prima
or each candidate must file an iteI
=. lied statement of his personal e
.d penses in connection with sut
&C. candidacy, but any sums expe
oh ded before he has filed his wr
ten acceptance must not be
90 ~" cluded, and this amount of ite
$ lied expenses must not exceed
~ per cent of the salary of the o
nd ce. Nc petition fer nominate
~ can be circulated before June