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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-06

estimated that this ore had valua-
ton in excess of sSSO,0O0. This is
by far the heaviest production the
camp has ever known and it has
brought the amount of money the
camp is turning out up to the av-
erage of Goldfield, which has been
running about SS50,00O a month.
Great as this production seems
to be, it is safe to assert that it
will be increased from month to
month, as the mines are getting in
better shape every day and the out
put increasing. Goldfield is just
ly entitled to the record as a gold
producer, but as silver-gold pro-
Queer Tonopah is going to get into
a class all by itself.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-06
BABY BOY ARRIVES
AT O'CONNELL HOME

There arrived yesterday at the
home of Ebert O'Connell, a big.
fine baby boy, the picture of health
and contentment. Father and moth
err are both happy over the arrival
and the mother is doing well.
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Fresh milk and cream. Tono-
pah Dairy. tt
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-06

FURNISHED rooms at the Brann,
SIS per month and up. 7,29tf.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-06
FUNERAL OF FRANCIS MURPHY.

The funeral of Francis c. Muir
ply took place from the undertake
ing establishment of Wonacott and
Hall at o'clock yesterday morn
ing and was attended by many
friends of the deceased. Interment
took place in the city cemetery,
where services were held by the
Rev. J. ]. H. Reedy of the Episco-
pal church.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-06

Advertise In the Bonanza.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-06

FOR kENT-Furnished 3 and 4
room houses. M. A. Williams.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-06
THE SLAVIN HOME
RECORDS NEW ARRIVAL

There was born yesterday at the
home of Charles Slavin. deputy
chief of police. a bouncing bunch
of humanity in the shape of baby
boy Congratulations are extended.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-06
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED Sewing; 1875 n. Central
st. S-2-6t.
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Fresh milk and cream-T ,nopah
Dairy tt
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-08-26
ROSWELL.

Edwin Brush was in Caldwell FRI
day.
MIR. Bradney will leave Friday for
Long Valley where he has farm.
Mrs. Jesse Baker, Miss Seems, and
Miss Copley left last Thursday LOT
Seattle where they will visit friends.
J. E. Look, "The Watkins Man,
of Fargo was in town Sunday tend
ing to business duties.
Miss Ida Coughlan of Vale, Ore''
has been visiting Miss elizabeth
Brush for couple of days.
Mrs. S. G. Tuning and children
are in Long Valley for an outing
They expect to return the first o.
next week.
Rev Clayton Rice left Tuesday to'
81. George, Utah, where he viii ae
as pastor of the Presbyterian churcI
at that place.
A Watermelon Social was give
under the auspices of the choir o
the Presbyterian church Tuesda
evening at the Presbyterian churcf
Everyone had lots of fine Roswe
watermelons and a good time. Tn
choir realized -- from the analr'
A party of eight, including SEM
tor Borah, took lunch with j. /
Lowell Tuesday. The Senator an
his party visited the reservoir, the
came down to the Roswell benc
then after lunch they returned
Caldwell in time for the Caldwe
Commercial Club meeting.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF SPECIAL ASSESS
MENT SEWERAGE IMPROVEMENT
BONDS OF LOCAL LATERAL
DISTRICT NO s. CITY OF
CALDWELL, IDAHO.

Notice is hereby given by the Mayor and
Citv Council Of the City of Caldwell, Idano,
that the said Mayor and Council intena 70
issue. negotiate and sell the negotiable opeclal
Assessment Sewerage Improvement coupon
bonds, Local Lateral District No 8, OF SAID
Civ to the amount of $II,ooo.oo Tor the purpose
~ having the cost and expense OF the improve
mcnt in Local Lateral Improvement dab ,s''i az
3 3ad bonds are to be issued in denominations
II s1 .ooo.oo each, and will bear interest at a
rate not to exceed eight per cent per annum,
"a interest to be paid on the first days OF
January and July Of each year, at the oihce OF
the CITY Treasurer OF the City OF Caidwell,
Idaho or at the Chase National Bang Oh New
Work CITY, State Of New York, at the. optI9h
~ the holder of the interest coupons Inc
principal of said bonds is to be paid az inc
office of the City Treasurer at Caldwell, Iaaao
Said bonds will be payable ten years rom sft
redeemabe in their numerical order, one j IN
| 80 the total amount of bonds shall be paid SIN
wears from date, and one-htth seen years non,
| date, one-hfth eight years from date ana OILY
| eth and last installment at maturity thereo,
| Roth principal and interest of said bonds shal
he payable in United States Gold Coin.
The bids for the, purchase OF SAD R 1ono'
must be sealed and addTessGdG eT Idaho an,
filed with the City Clerk. Bids VIII De re
ceived until u O'Clock, noon, on Monday, sep
TENDER 2, 1910. Said bids VIII be be opened b o
Ia 1910 at o'clock P. m; at the City Hal
Caldwell c. Idaho SAID BQNRs WILL WILL M NJ
| RREECpPTTFD INTEREST AT THE TIME o.
PELYERY AM No SP BIp MFIL Rf H fGR
IN RATE OF INTEREST THAN 8 PEI
i CENT. PER ANNUM. -.
Each bid must be accompanied by cert
ga cbeck on some bank in the City Of Cali
70 the amount Of tS five PtT S cent ca ID
| Tdabo Said Bids may be for the whole amour
hs bonds Is to on be s 81 The Or bidder 9f aRR GdF II
CIV reserves the right TO reject any or a
and to make "a, TIM hest Of INTERESTS Ss s49d Of
, Civ. The issue of bonds herein specified
authorized by the laws Of the State OF tdah
and the ordinances and resolutions OF Sa
BY BY order of the Mayor and Council of tt
! City of Caldwell Idaho. COwFN
al Mayo
s Clerk Of the City of Caldwell, Tdah
Aug 5-Ia-I9-26.
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Attest:
NOTICE.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:


The e y of the NE 4 Of the SD
II, the NE "a OF the SO "a OF the ~
u, the w p of the & V OF ne 2 ap
he " p of the Z Y, the e 2 q JAs
w =, the Z e OF lot >, the 5" 4 OF
lot 2. and lots and ! Of sec Ion, p;
The w II, the w Y Of the y "a.
the Sc u OF the Sc u, the 5 OF
the NE 4 of the Sc "a, the NM Y
Of the NE "A OF the Sc u OF section
The w y, the w Y Of the f y,
the w y of the e p of the Z z, the
NE "A of the NE "a of the NE 4, the
e 70 of the Sc "a of the Sc "a OF sec
ton 80;
All of section 81;
All of section 80;
The S y of the S " of the SW u
the n - of tn eSW "a of the SW "A
the S u Of the SW u of the Sc n,
the sW u of the Sc "a of the Sc u
OF section 29;
All of section 80;
The E u of the E y of the E II
The SW n of the Sc u of the NE "a
OF section %;
The e u of the Sc "a of the ST
"a, the NE "a of the Sc u, the n y
OF the NV "a of the Sc u, the S u
of the NE a, the S Il of the NV Y
of the NE a the NE "a OF the NV u
of the NE u and the NEA OF thu
i NE "a of section Fl;
The E - of the Sc a, the e IL o
the SW u of the Sc u, the Sc a o
the NE "a of section 16;
The SW n of the NV "a, the S !;
!, of the Sc a of the NV "a, the S y
of the SW u of the NE "a, the NE \
of the SW "a of the NE "a, the NE 4
of the NV 4 of the Sc u the w \
of the NV "A of the Sc " and tn
: SW a of section Is;
5 The w Y of the w Il, the NV \
of the NE u of the NWA Of sectio
%;
The w y o fthe NV u, the NV
n of the SW "a, the w IL of the SV
u of the SW u of section 81;
The S ", the S " of the S "
q the N ", the NV u of the NV Y
| the s y of the NE 4 of the NV Y
!. the NV "A of the NE "a, the NV
of the SW u of the NE "a the N
of the S Y of the NV Il of sectio
"a;
t The w " of the w Y of the s.
s u, the NE Y of the NV " of Il
4 SW IA, the E u of the w " of IL
NV u, the w u of the sW Il of Il
NV u, the NV u of the NV u
r the NV a, the w II OF the NE "a
; the NV u of section 35;
The F. X of the w ", the Sc u
the SW n of the SW "a of secti'
D. The Sc u of the sw u of secti'
alas;
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NORTH MIDDLETON.

Mr.. Main is working on the new
Baptist church in Caldwell.
Mrs M ]. Dickinson is visiting at
the Mcclure ranch near Notus this
week.
Mr. Wilburn Miller of Caldwell
visited friends on the homesteads
Sunday.
A party Of young people from
North Middleton spent Sunday at
Nampa.
Mr.. Epperly has proved up on his
homestead, and moved his family to
Caldwell.
DR.. H. H. Dickinson is over al
New Plymouth this month doing
dentistry.
Mrs Mary Lemon has returned to
her homestead after an absence o.
three weeks.
Mr.. Taylor, of Caldwell, will have
charge of the North Middleton
school this coming year.
Miss Caroline Dickinson has re
turned from Parma, where she visit
ed Miss Blanch Wilburn.
Miss Madge Harriet who has beer
amending a month with Mrs. Holm
at the Curtis ranch, returned hom'
Saturday.
A large number Of friends AM
neighbors attended the funeral ser
vices of the late Mr.. Sacket, in Cald
we'll Monday.
Henry Cox and son are drilling
we'll over in Sand Hollow, afte
which they will put down a we'll TO
Rev. w. s. Hawks at Canyon.
Mr. Geo. Williams has put dow
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FARGO.

Myrtle Parsons was over Sunday
from Roswell.
Wallace Magee and Howard
Evans have returned from Jordan
Valley.
Ontario is after the trade of the
bench and according to reports is
getting it.
Geo. Camp is the possessor OF a
sheep a year old last spring, that
has raised pair of twin lambs that
The people use the new bridge
across the Snake at Ontario, and all
are loud in their praise of the mer-
chants of Ontario.
are good ones. Last week the
sheep gave birth to the second pair
of twins that are living and frisk1
as any lambs could be. Who car
beat this?
Geo Smith had small blaze
Sunday. If the wind had beer
blowing it might have resulted il
more serious damages than the con
Stunning of an out building and hi
wood pile.
On Friday eve the Ontario ban
were over an dentertained the pee
pie of Fruitland. Several aut
loads of Ontario people were over
mingle with the citizens of tn
bench.
The Watkins man made a trl
to Fruftland last week. The cond
tons over there are a revelation
anyone. The apple crop is hun
mer. Car loads of lumber are r
CURED for props under the app
trees.
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ARENA VALLEY.

Eugene Munson built an addition
to his barn.
Charles Asp, Thomas Clark and
Ole Hansen left here last Tuesday
with their teams of horses. They
will work on the New York canal
this fall.
Frank Jones and AL. Moore are
putting in weighers IN the Riverside
Canal. The water will be measured
out correctly during the next irrf-
cation season.
According to reports, the Govern
ment surveyors are in Big Bend sur
veying for an extension of the Gold
~ Gate Canal. This Canal will dis
charge it's waste water into the
Riverside Canal In Roswell.
Theodore Johnson, the boat build
err. built a small boat this week for
August Johnson, which he will use
on Snake river. Mr.. Editor, when
YOU come down our way you can
float down the river in my little
red canoe" and shoot ducks to your
hearts content. BY the way, ducks
are not very plentiful here this sea
son, so far, on account of the drain
I age of Alkali Slough.
The meeting in the Arena valley
school house last Saturday evening
/ was we'll attended by people from
this valley as we'll as Big Bend. 4
lively discussion followed. 1t wal
decided to have as many as possible
join the Payette-Boise Water User
Association and later on try to cleo
a man on the board of director
who is directly interested in AM
living on the land that is to be re
claimed by the Government. GU
next meeting will be Saturday eve
ming, August 81.
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a IT'S #. we'll for Mrs. Byram and
a $50 IT. we'll for Mr.. Jessen. Mr..
Williams is at Emmett putting down
another deep we'll at the present
writing.
Mrs. NJ. w. Lybrand visited
friends in North Middleton this
week. Mrs. Lybrand is a large
property holder IN Iowa, and came
to Boise to invest her money and
give her boys a start. But there
are too many saloons in Boise, sc
Mrs. Lybrand expects to locate
either in Weiser or Caldwell. Sh'
says as a property owner, Give m'
dry town"
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PARMA.

Mr. Hawkness is painting in
Parma.
John Isbel has a fine well at
de..3 OF 25 feet.
Frank Griggs is in Boise for re-
pair5 on his anatomy.
d.. Calvert has the addition for
his new house underway.
l. S. Root has his crew at work
on the ditch above Nampa.
Mrs. c. l.. Weeks sister of Boise
is visiting in the neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Week ano
daughter visited in Caldwell Satur'
day and Sunday.
The G. E. gave an ice cream SO
cial Saturday evening. Every on'
had a good time.
Is it too late for some one to an
nounce themselves a candidate 10
Justice for Fargo? We will sup
port ANY one of any party" an
guarantee no opposition. Don't al
speak at once.
Mr.. Maxey and A. o. Christophe
of Caldwell were down Saturda
evening, giving us the political han
shake. We noticed that Prof. {
hung on rather long while shakin
hands with some of our schoc
ma ams. Only a fraternal feelinI
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district the following lands, to-wit;
In township north, of range 2,
west of Boise Meridian:
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CONTEST NOTICE.
DeparIm emf OF the Interior
United States Land Office.

United States Land Office.
Boise, Idaho, July Il, 1911.
A SUN. lent contest affidavit having been
filed ia this Office by George Bray, Calowe"'
Idaho. contestant, against homestead entry
No. 1921, Serial No. O4s35,. made March
l9Os, for Lot 4, Section 10, Township Norto'
Range s, West, Boise Nerd an, by Arthur
Whorrll, Caldwell, Idaho, Contestee, III
which 1t is alleged that said Afthui
Whorral has wholly abandoned said tract :
that he has changed his reSideuce tnefeTf' NJ
for more than six months since making s'na
entry; that said tract is not settled upon "uo
cultivated by said party as required ~ law
SAID parties are hereby notified t" appear
res pond, and offer evidence taa'A'h= stIo
ilIsg ZION at 10 o. cluc.s IL E. ua september o.
1910, before George ". 5.ot-i, e. 5. ,9nn.i7
,.unar a. Caldwell I.t-Da, tdN |t.t ltu.tt .t'
Ing will be held ut 10 % les De -l- on >t.ri'
! Der 20. l1lO, peflr, Ga. re H-.er ami Receive
lathe unscd States la:,d yi4re iu 5o!se Idaho
/ The said cDuaes5lu. having, Ia % ptope
aadayit, lied ser fortl jaa t.e-s which sa''
,..at tier due dii. .euce persona. service of ,n
notice can not Do mAla, il IS hereby or"e''
ana directed mat SUCH notice he given W du
aud proper publication.
VIM. BALDEGSTON, Register
FRED V, TINKER, Receiver,
Record address or entrym!n, Caldwell, Idaht
Aug. 5, Il, 10, &c.
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d,s+r,o+ tho following lands to-wit.
UiH ~ ~ townsbin north Of range 2.
os4 - poisa Meridian.
"0'U VI
Lot 2, the 5 IL OF lot OF secuon
3;
Tho II ~ 1ot tho NE n OF lot
. ~ Sw u of lot z and the N Y of
the s u of the NV IL of section 2;
The " OF the 81 q T., Oh Inc NV NV"
"A ana the 72 Vi 'no W. - 'sO
! ton l;
In township norm, Oh range o
west Of Boise Meridian: +,
The SW "a Of the D" u oI LIE 2H
"a Of section 35;
on gbo,yi,,o eaid lands ami he
boundaries of ma said proposed Is.
t,.iet 10 On fIa in fha Office of le
T - ~ cnnnfv commissioners Of
/ rsnvou Comfy. Idaho.
.t. .t...#...., ,,II he h. id
mat me aala elsest',l
aL the loito IL ihS ii'',-' no. 1aT..a
~ - - So ~, , Iii ~. zaynsaj5
VI VI ~ ~ If 4gg3
ioIsh' VI rms % ~ y ~ rbe resi-
wei -''idL' ~ 80 r nm in section
80 -.,.,e.-ef-f,, north n. raa % j. west
- 1o"lst-ip > ~. n. 0'+' ,is,g3 No 3. at
i. ,ls'.g.nc.. 81 ~. yt15, IN SEC
-, II N loVnsh.p no. j. Of range
- l1ast - snisa Meridian. and the
~. LII ho omen from eight O'Clock
p'ir9 70 -, e9yen o'cl5ek D. m. OF sad
~. ~ " % -
Jay.
The qualified electors VIII ~, De oa ~.
qutred to cast bailot when WIN niat rG
ain the words lfrl5atlon M" or
, yes" or irrigation district, ~ ol,o
cords equivalent thereto . anu each
i the name of one person from TON. 1a
division for director of said ais!r'V ~,
), That the registrar aPpo,n nton. for
Division NO. l Is W. D, o Marnle; for
!, Division No. Is Geolse = Chris" Christian.
Division No. is John
/ sen. ,.uows.
al The said divisions are as iOtiO oS all
DIVISION NO; ! i sh% nnonosed district
e tnat portlon Oh s% 1iuo - commencIng at
Q ylng east ol iln1 ~ section 26, in
the soulh-eaSC SJ' - ranee s, west OF
Boise Meridian %;ns t Sad s" east miles
thence south NJ to the sh pJi'C consist of all
that portion S of of said %asI PF Of Inc COM
n tbe sE y of the SIC Y of section -, 81
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of lot 7, the Sc " of lot 6 of section

of lot Z, the Sc u OF lot Oh SecUioli
The s y the NV v, the w u Of
the NV u of the NE u, the sW 4
of the NE "A, the w n of the SB u
of the NE " and the STE u of the Sc
a of the NE u of section z;
Lots and Z, the s " of lot 5, and
the w V of the Sc u of the sW u
of section 6;
In township 5 north, OF range o.
west of Boise Meridian:
The w 1a of lot 4, the SW u OF
lot 8, the Sc u of lot 4, the N "a OF
the S u Of the NV "a, the NV n Oh
the SW a of the NE n, the S u OF
the S y of the N " and the s u Oh
section l;
The n n Of the NV u Of the NV
. IL, the Sc Il of the NV "a OF me
NV a, the Z II of the NV "a, the
/ NE a OF the SW u, the d n OF inc
/ Sc u OF the SW Il and the E II OF
section p;
The Ne a of the NE u Of the NV
u, the NE Il the e u of the NV "a
Of the 81 a the NE "a of the Sc =
the NE u of the Sc u of the Sc "a
If section 13;
The E u Of the Sc 4 of the Sc H.
the NV Y o. the SW Il Of the S@
"a, the \ Y of the S Y and the n "a
OF section 2;
The sW u of the NV u of the
NV II, the n Y OF lot 4, lot 3, The
NE "a, the n ~ Of the NE "A Of tn,
Sc u, the Sc Z Of the NE 4 of tn,
Sc a of section 3;
The E Y of lot of section A;
In township north, Of range A
west of Boise Meridian:
The N " of lot l, the Sc u of 10
| of section 1;
In township north, of range 3
! west of Boise Meridian:
Lots 3 and 4, the NE n of lot 6
the Sc u of the NV u, the NE u
J. the N " of the NV u of the Sc Y
I and the NE u of the Sc 4 of sectiol
: Is;
The N ", the N u of the ", tn
Sc "a of the SW u, the S n of tn
7 Sc "A of section s;
: The N " of the NE u of the NJ
: u, the NE II of the NV u of the NJ
"a of section 8;
= The NV u Of the NV u of sectio
Z 10;
( The N " of the Sc u of the Sc !,
Z the N " of the Sc a, the NE a {
u the NE u of the SW u, the Sc Il. I
y the Sc Y of the NV u, the N "a I
" the Sc "A of the NV u, the N " I
Ie the NV u and the NE u of sectiO
9;
/, All of section 4;
ID The N ", the w " of the SW y
the E " of the NV V of the Sc !
oi the NE u of the Sc u, the N Y
Y the Sc u of the Sc Y of section 3;
V The w Y OF the w " OF sectiC
r 10;
c. The NV u, the N " of the SW !
the N " of the " of the SW u, Il
e w X of the NV "a of the Sc Y. Il
W w " of the NE "a, the w II OF l
Z the NE u of lot / of section q.
w Lots 1 and 2, the Z u uf lot 3. Il
+ NV Il OF lot and the N " Of lot
he of section /;
u In township north, of range
west of Boise Meridian:
OF Lot l, the w n of lot 4 of sectiS
6;
v The N n of the N " OF the "
of section 8;
IE The NV " of lot l. the N n of
2, the N u of lot and the N n
he lot 4 of section 4:
" Also to include in said irrIgati
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L
In township ) north, OF range q /
,,os4 ~ Roisa Meridian:
Tha n u of the NE u, the N Y OF
.bo NV u the N y of the SW n OF
he NV Il of section 81; Ill
The s y of the SW a, the > r OF
tho Nh y Of the SW u, the w u OF
rho cyy j. Of the Sc u, the SE q OF
the Sy Il Of the Sc u, the SW "a
OF the ST u OF the oE "A u
81: 80
.he 9 J., If the \ X, the S Y OF the
!. oT the INV tine S Y OF inc
G-y /. Of til NE a the SW 4 o.
III 81 4 q the ne Il the N = q
ia G[v y. the 81, 4 Of the SW a.
the ~ x gt the S- = OF IHe (, ~ v, =
+ III he j. "a on tune w f4'.
.- F.. B.. u she XIV II 81 tae ~ ~ ~
-. .Hs.5y 4 ol .he So .
.s- 2&: F
.,..7 .N - Of the w 3 OF the w q /.
-aa. LID OF he NV "a OF the n" .
tls 80 on INC ~ 4, ~
aa S.I the M = o. til0 " " -
tho lts "A If section 30;
gag EZ Il OF the >" "a, ne . r
f The NV u OF L-e 5# Is, the .
| r .rl 5W Y The S Y OF the 0N u
Of tie 81 u OF section - -,a ME-
.ha 4 4 OF the NE 4 OF the NJ
4, she sW "A OF the NJ y oL ~
Ne a, the NV a OF the 11 De u tho ~ W
NE "A, the W e o. I NV ~ - - ~ The sE
u, the W A Oh ene NY w. = a The 8 "
u, the SW "a OF tne %. ST ,,f Fn soction
Of the Sc "a OF the 0h a u ~
~; o.,o 90.
Al VI oeo tion %.
Al Y S = ~ n u Of the N u of
~ +be SW u Of lot 8, the W "
of lot 4 the Sc u of the NV "A OF
the Sc u, the S " OF OF the Ne -
the SE a Che DE- "a
sec.ion o+ion On.
All of section 10;
The S ", the w u of the NE a,
5 the S u of the NV "a, the r. "
the N y of the NV u, the NV a o.
! the NV "a of the NV "a OF sectloh
is:
i The N Y of the S IL OF the D" a
! of section 6;
: In township north, OF range D
n west of Boise Meridian:
{ Inc N H2 u Nv 2, M - IN CE1L
}. the Sc "a OF the NV a, me - o SW
!, of the SW q OF the NY u, s ' ne cI
< "A and the n 1s OF the oh u 'ne =
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n. All of section 80;
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-08-26

Bookkeeper and clerk wants po-
sition. Best Of references. Box 1873.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-09-01

On his return from two weeks
trip with President Taft's advisory
board of army engineers, Senator
Thomas H. Carter said he was conf
dent that the Sun River and Milk
River irrigation projects would re-
ceive large allotment from the
$2o, ,00o, 900 appropriated by the last
congress to aid in completion of var
ious reclamation schemes. The pres
ident will divide this money among
those projects, which the army engi.
neers designate as practical and war
ranting financial aid.
Senator Carter, through whose ef-
forts the big appropriation was made
possible, believes Montana g two big
projects, which are particularly in
need of aid in order to bring about
their early completion, impressed thu