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WANTED. Inforrnation-A lady brought up
by Louisa Virden wishes to learn of mother,
Nancy; Uncles John, George, Archie, Ruben
Toiiyer, or DeToiiyer; father. Amos; Uncles
David and George Wilson Mothers second
husband, John McJohn, wishes to learn where
her relatives, both sides. grandparents died
or live. company and regiment any served IN
Geo. H. Maxwell, 404 North Main Street,
Rockyford, Colo
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WANTED-Address of VIM. II. Holmes. son of
Geo. w. Holmes, deceased, late member OF
Co. D. 25th Iowa Inft. Any one knowing his
whereabouts please address his mother, Mrs
Geo. w. Holmes. Charter Oak, Iowa It will
be to their interest to do
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who knew Charles" or
Carl" =. Malmstrom, of go young Swed-
ish m, who came to America for the purpose
of eniisting in the civil war and did so in
Chicago in 1864. and at Chattanooga
lookout Mt), Dec. 25, 1854 Willing to pay
for reliable Information as to what company
and regiment he belonged c. c. Malnstrom,
Care u. s. Mint, Denver, Colo
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any sufferer. at our cost, that DIR. Van
Weeks is the long-sought and true cure for
one Of the worst curses of the human race.
Let Us convince you.
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HELP WANTED.

AGENTS-Guaranteed hosiery Is lightning
seller. Nothing like IL for making money; free
sample Fcrshee Co.. Ii I1is, Dayton, Ohio
statesmen wanted. on commission, or 500
per month, with expenses, as per contract.
Txepicnce unnecessary. Premier Cigar Co..
Cincinnati. Ohio.
IF YOU SEND US 25c. for six Membership
Coupons and sell them to your friends at zoe.
each, and send US the si.50 you receive we
will send you, post free, our beautiful bronzeo
Classic Memorial Tablet, bearing the name
date of death and age OF any old soldier or
other friend whom you wish to memorize The
Avon Art Press Co. Springfield. Mass.
AGENTS s35 WEEKLY selling our Sun.Ray
mantle burner: fits all lamps; ten times
brighter than gas at 1-1O the cost No gener-
otinp: lights Immediately. sells on sight De
scription and Information free. SlAPLEk GAS
LIGHT co, 90 Park Row, New York, Dept zl'
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-RAI MAIL
CLERKSACUSTOM HOUSE CLERKS. Many
Spring. examinations. Salary $500 TO Sl,Soo.
Steady work. Short hours. Annual vacations.
salary twice monthly. Thousands OF appoint
ments during 1910. City and country residents
stand equal chance. Common school educa-
tion sufficient Political influence not needed
TO advertise our schools, we are preparing
candidates free Write Immediately for sched-
ule showing dates and places Of the eXamlna-
tions Franklin Institute Dept. o 80, Roches-
ter. N Y.
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wANTED-If any comrade who knows the
address OF John or James Haines. of I'd Iowa
Reg't, or give any Information of him.
it will be thankfully received by Mrs. Faith
A Hughes (widow Of James NJ. Hughes,)
924 North Corona St. Colorado Springs, Colo.
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IIl :. : 8 8
Let Us Send IOu Our Si.00 3-Fo!d
Absorption Cure TO TRY
.- FREE.
JUST FILL OUT the COUPON
We want 10 send every sulferer from

tnlS cruel aIIlic-
tion our 81 3-fold
Absorption Cure
tOlITkY' FREE.
Don't ne gle C t
yourseif5 for a
trll e iEGase of
r III e s. me er
eures itself, and
the penalty for
delay . Is often
Severe!
,hag ,nc.tslnpt anu,aq
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M EDICAL.

ANY MAN SUFFERING FROM ATROPHY.
varicocle, or any form of weakness. can hnN
a good remedy In Turxo Giant Ointment. 1t Is .
outward application acts directly on
the nerves and muscles and gives strength and
Vitality to old and young men, 4 small box seal
ed in a plain wrapper. zoe; large box 81. We
guarantee to give satisfaction or money back.
DEAN & DEAN, Dspt.H, 692ThirdAye.New York
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Classified Advertisements.

MARRY WEALTH AND BEAUTY.-Marriags
directory FREE. Pay when married New
plan. Box 314 X Kansas City, Mo.
GET MARRIED. MATRIMONIAL PAPER WITH
advertisements of maria ageabIe people from all
sections rich poor. old young Professionals Cathoics
etc. mailed sealed Free G. r. GUNNELS,
Toledo, Ohio
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WANTED-Alexander Harmony, Co. B, J0th
Ohio, now living at Ada, Ohio, writes as
follows: 81 would like to hear from some
Hospital at Wilmington, n. c.. among them
Henry Hays and Lieut.. Richie. and others
was the little light-halred boy who was IN
the doctors office and made pills for the
patients. IL any of the boys remember me,
I would like to baye them write"
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That Man Locke.

Sylvester Brown, 18th Ohio, Pember-
vile, o., says that if j. n. JONES is right
then there were two men BY the name
of r. W. Locke who came to MurFrees-
boro selling songs. He knew man by
the name of Z. w. Locke who sold
songs at Murfreesboro. He knew HIM
before the war, and after the wa he
went back home and wrote a book, en-
titled "Three Years iii the Army" He
lived to be an old man. He used to
teach singing school in Illinois, and
Comrade Brown attended his school.
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PICKET SHOTS
From Alert Comrades Along the
Whole Line.
ShacIling jeff Davis.

Comrade II. S. Mohler, Battery c, Sd
Pa. II. A, Mechanicsburg, Pa, says
the subject of ironing Jeff Davis in The
National Tribune recently needs some
light. He was a member of Battery Z,
3D. Pa Art, and there were two pri-
Yates, Jonathan Barnhill and Samuel
Bates, both living. and two Sergeants,
oliver White and Oliver Hartzell, all OF
Battery C. Barnhill was outside guard
and Bates inside. Capt. Jerome Titlow
and Serg't HartZel and White were in
side Comrade Mohler says Jeff Davis
found fault with his treatment and by
orders of Gen. Miles Jeff was ordered
to be put in irons. There was no black
smith in the cell TO place the irons on
him. When Jeff found that he was to
be ironed he became very vio!ent. ana
asked to be shot rather than tie by
inches" He then made a lunge at one
of the Sergeants, and attempted to take
his gun, when the other grabbed him
and threw him on the floor, when the
shackles were snapped" on his legs
and arms jeff cried out quite loud,
according to the inside and outside
guards who were there, and there is no
guesswork about it. Comrade Soufes
in said article wants to know what be-
came of the shackles. The shackles
were post property, and presumably are
still at the fort with a number of other
instruments of torture.
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wANTED-Address of James Watson. Co. C.
7th u S. Cav, at any time since his discharge
in 1880. W. NJ Camp. TAO Union Ave, Chi
cago, Ill
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ADDRESSES WANTED

names of some comrades who
knew Orren A. Holden, I'd Regiment Vermont
The old veteran is over 20 years
Of age and has never received dime in
pension. Address H L. Harris, Warner. N. II.
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Who Found the Knapsaelk?

Comrade J. Henry Pippitt, Battery
II, I'd Pa. H. A., would like to know
about his knapsack, which he threw
away when the regiment started on its
first march from Front Royal, Va, June
l, 1864 The day was hot and the road
dusty, and many threw their knapsacks
into dry ditch alongside of the BOWL
ing Green road. n short distance out
side of Front Royal he fell out py the
wayside and ran the risk of being cap
tured by guerrillas, as it was then re-
ported that they we're lowering on our
flank and rear. Among the contents oil
his knapsack was his mothers picture
tdagucrreotype in a small oval case)
and Testament she gave him on ms
departure for the war. There was also
a new light blue officers vest with 50
greenback in one of its pockets. The
two articles especially mentioned are
of no use to the finder, the So bill being
sufficient reward. Return of same to
Comrade Pippitt, 1856 Norman avenue.
Brooklyn, N Y. will be appreciated II
some of the natives who were following
in our rear with wheelbarrows. push
carts, etc, picking up such articles as
had been thrown away found them.
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Capture of Spanish Fort.

Comrade Richard Haworth, Co. l,
23d Iowa, Dexter, Kan, says he read
in Picket Shots in The National Trib-
une of Nov 25 that Comrade J. H.
Bowen thinks that he and part of the
47th ILL., captured Spanish Fort, but
that it is mistake, since the 2Sd Iowa
captured that fort and took possession
at 10 O'Clock at night after a siege OF
1s DAYS. They gathered up some boxes
and other stuff and built fire on top
and got shellcd from the fleet OF gun
boats that lay in the bay until Col: >.
l.. Glasco ran down the beach holler-
ing that we had captured the fort ana
to cease firing. The Signal Corps then
took it up and they stopped. After day
light they rounded up the prisoners ana
put them under guard and fired their
own guns at little fortification out in
the bay until they demol shed one OF
them. The rebels sheiled them till late
in the afternoon, one shot hitting the
Captains tent and one of Co l. the
prisoners We're taken to Ship Island ana
left there with the colored troops. They
then returned to Mobile, and heard the
sad news of the assassination OF Lin-
coin. He served three years in Co l.
23d Iowa He would like to hear from
any comrade of co. /, 23d Iowa.
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Cedar Greek.

s. A. Mccartney. 14th Pa. Weston,
Ill, gives his memory of Gen. Sherl-
dams arrival on the field at Cedar
Creek. One thing is sure. and that IS
that Sheridan arrived in ample time to
give Early one of the most terrific lick
incs that Early ever received and it
goes without saying that it lasted him
for the remainder of the war, especially
In the Shenandoah Valley. This fact
cannot be disputed. He remembers see
ing in the Baltimore papers that Gen.
zee sent some cannon to Early in the
care of Gen. Sheridan, and sheridan
tool, good care that none of this artil-
Iery ever got back to him. Comrade
Mccartney would like to hear from any
of his old comrades.
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Helms Heritage, Sd n. Y. Cav, Wal
worth, Wis. thinks that he IS some
iudge as to Sheridan's arrival. He was
with a detail of his regiment supporting
a battery just east of the pike when
Sheridan came up within speaking dis
tance. and this was not later than 10
The National tribune., 1910-01-13
The Light Division.

jeremiah Sheldon, 5th Wis, Fort
n. Y, says that after Gen.
took command of the army
there was a light division formed un-
der the command of Gen. John Sedg-
wick, which consisted of the 9Th Wis,
9Th Me-, ASH Pa, 31st N. Y. and 18th
n. J. It continued to be known as such
until after Charlottesville.
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AGENTS-Guaranteed hosiery Is lightning
seller, Nothin, like it for making money, Free
Sample Ecrshee Co., Ii 11is, Dayton, ONO.
The National tribune., 1910-01-13

John Moulton, Sd VT. Manchester,
n. H., recalls that we got SIG a month
in cheap money when it took $2.S4 to
buy a gold dollar. If that was not
making mans life cheap for target
he does not know what would be. The
country should take care of these men
in their old age. He lost three fingers
and had another one so crippled in
driving Early away from Washington
that he is unable to compete with 9TH
ers in manual labor.
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Scattering.

Comrade c. c. Stemple, Moatsville,
w. Va, is desirous of securing the poem
which begins as follows:
The National tribune., 1910-01-13
There's Relief in Every

Write US now. When
try it-you'll be surprise
nIaa glmf IL &. u NJ
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This is all the comrade can remem-
ber of 1t. If anyone can furnish him
with the poem. 1t should be sent to him
at the above address.
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The trcatIbent comes,
.totsen hoy easy and
Qd Then, If you are
The National tribune., 1910-01-13

Hands, 1878 Wicklife
Ave. Louisville, KY, wishes to hear from
Robt. Hays, Lieut. Ovid, Jno. Carver. and
other members of Co. G, 9th Ohio.
The National tribune., 1910-01-13

Pepple. Bluford, ILL.,, de-
sireS the address OF any members OF the
63d Ill.
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WANTED-Edward II. Smith, formerly
Corporal, Co. E, 37th ILL.,, is desirous OF
corresponding with any surviving members
of his old regiment. Address him at the
Court House, Toledo, Ohio.
WANTED-James Johnson, 40 Jefferson
Ave, Rochester, H., desires to hear from
Edward EStus who formerly served with
him in the 169th n. Y.
The National tribune., 1910-01-13

"On Shiloh's dark and bloody line
The dead and wounded lay.
Among them was q drummer boy
Who beat the drum that day."
The National tribune., 1910-01-13

SAIESNES wanted, on commission, or SlOo
ner month with expenses, per contract
Exepience unnecessary. Premier Cigar Co..
Cincinnati, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1910-01-13

Stopt I.isteni 40-acre valley farm, 800, terms;
other farms. McGrath. Mountain View. Mo-
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-29
COMMISSIONERS, PRocEgoINes

on this Monday. September 18th. 1870
the Board of County Commissioners OF
Idaho county, Idaho, met pursuant TO
ely. in their clerks office in Grangeville
Idaho, for the purpose of ascertainine
me rate necessary to be LEVIED upon
Zach one hundred dollars valuation of
the taxable property of said county. for
the year 1910, and to fix the tax levy
for said year.
Present G. NJ Butler chairman, Chas.
Bentz and Herman Won Bargen COM
missioners. and j. l. Overman clerk.
Whereupon the following business was
had:
The annual determination and appor-
tionment Of state taxes" OF the State
auditor for the year 1910 having been
received and filed August 29th. l9lV'
showing twenty lone thousand. one hun
dred eighty and 5Sclq2 o S2l is 81
taxes for the year 1910; also special
leyies" aggregating ten thousand Ioa S5ssYYeen
797. SD dollars the amount apportloned
as provided by law by the state OF ia -
no. against Idaho county, Idaho same
was here examined by the board. anC
all matters relating TO taxes Tor th'
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-29
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
NO. 1.
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 6.
Substitute for House Joint Resolution
BY JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
a JOINT RESOLUTION

JUN hGoOIO iOiN
PROPOSING THREE SEPARATE
TIoN OF THE STATE OF. IDAHO 50
AS TO PERMIT. % COUNTY ASSES
CLERICAL ASSISTANCE WHEN SO
EMPOWERED BY THE BOARD OF
s S2EHIFFs T To sESc&ED THEM
SELVES. (3) COUNTY ASSESSORS
TO SUCCEED THEMSELVES
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idaho at the next general election shall
be as follows, to-wit:
shall Section s, Article of the Con-
stitution of the state OF Idaho be
amended so as to authorize the Supreme
Court to call a district judge to sit
therein, when a Justice OF the Supreme
Court is DISQUALIFIED or is unable, by
reason of illness or absence. to sit on
the hearing of a cause"
Section 8. The Secretary of State is
hereby authorized to make publication OF
this Constitutional Amendment. in each
county for at least six consecutive week:
prior to the next general election in
not less than one newspaper OF general
Circulation published in each county.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-29

HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 3
BY MCKINNEY. MecRAGkEN MeFAo
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-29

For sale-160 acres OF land 100
acres tillable, the balance pasture;
all under fence; has good 4-room
house, a good well OF water and 50
acres of wheat already sown on
summer fallow. This place il taken
right away can be had for the sum o
$4,000; $500 down, the balance in
one, two and three year payments
interest at per cent Sasenbery &
Wilkinson.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-29
LIBERAL REWARD,

For the return of black shepherd
dog, yellow feet and dots over the
eyes. Answers to the name Of Fox.
Strayed from the mountains soutl Of
Grangeville about August LIST.
BEN R. COOPER.
G. A. GREEN.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-29

Bowling Alley for Sale-Good lard
wood (maple) alleys, regulation
length, etc, together with plenty OF
good tenpins, and ten pin balls, as
well as smaller balls FOR various
games. Owners engaged in other bust
ness and cannot give bowling alley
proper attention. Affords splendid
exercise and amusement Goes at a
bargain price, f or cash, and can be
readily moved. First buyer gets it.
Address Asotin Amusement Co. Aso-
tin, Wash.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-29
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. Is
BY JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.

JOIN RESOGO llON. 49,,
PROPOSING AMEN DMENT OF SEC
TION II. ARTICLE 8 OF THE CON
STITUTlON OF THE STATE OF LA
HO, SO AS TO CONSTITUTE THE
STATE AUDITOR MEMBER OF
THE STATE LAND COMMISSION
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE LEGISLA-
TURE OF THE STATE OF IDAHO:
Section l. That Section I of Article =
of the Constitution of Idaho be 50
amended as to read as follows.
Section T. The Governor, Superntend-
ent of Public Instruction, Secretary OF
State, Attorney General and state Aud
itor shall constitute the State Board oi
Land Commissioners. who shall have tnt
direction. control and disposition of the
public lands of the State. under such
regulations may be prescribed bN law
Section ?. The question to be sub
mitted to the vote of the people at the
next general election shall be as follows
Shall Section I, Article Of the Con
stitution OF Idaho be so amended as L
constitute the State Auditor a membel
/ OF the State Board OF Land Commits
/ sioners?
! shall cause publication of this Dropose'
Constitutional Amendment to be made
! once in each week for six 60 success
sive weeks prior to the next genera
| election, in newspaper published II
| each county of the state.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-29

BY Me8iRNEY. MccRAckEN, MeFAD-
DEN, STOREY AND SHAW.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
TICLE EIGHT OF THE CoNSTTTU- !
AS SBs 70 o. S THN gr = Td Sc i flfG
FoR, THEIR REJEcTIoMs., OF. or s AZ
PRoNAl. AN AMEMn N TO :; St e.,
g grArr 6 SRT I5TH9 T6 rEEaIr THHEE
LEGlSI.ATURE TO AI,rH II, .I N
PIETE THF CONSTRUCTlON AND
FURNISHING, OF THE STATE GAPl-
Toll BUILDING AT BOISE. IDAHO
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE LEGISLA-
TURE or THE STATE OF IDAHO
Section /. That Section one OF ar
tcle eight Of the Constitution OF the
State Of Idaho be amended to read as
follows:
Section l. The LEGISLATURE shall in
any manner create any debt ur debts,
liability or liabilities, which shall sinsly
or in the aggregate, exclusive OF the
debt of the Territory at tbs date of it's
admission a state, ana exclusive OF
debts or liabilities incurred SubseQuent
TO January list. 1911, for the purpose Of
j completing the construction and furnish
/ ing Of the State Capitol Building at
Boise. Idaho. exceed the sum OF one
and one-half per centum upon the as
sessed value of the taxable property in
the State. except in case OF war 10 re-
pei an invasion OF suppress inSurrecuon
unless the same shall be authorized by
law for some single object of word to
be distinctly specified therein. which
law shall provide ways and means eN-
elusive of loans, for payment OF the IN
terest of such debt or liability as II fails
due and also for the payment and dis
charge of the principal OF such DEBT
or liability. within twenty t2O) years OF
the time of the contracting thereof. ana
shall be irrepealable until the principal
and interest thereon shall lie paid and
F.. discharged: but no such law shall take
effect until at a general election II shall
have been submitted to the people, ana
shall have received majority of all the
votes east for and against II at such
election and all moneys raised by ths
authority of such laws shall be applied
only to specified objects therein stated
or to the payment of the debt thereby
created, and such law shall be pupnshee
in at least one newspaper in each CONT
or city and county, If one be published
therein throughout the state for three
months next proceeding the election al
which it is submitted TO the Deonle
The Legislature may at any time attel
the approval of such law, by the neonle
f il no debts shall have been contracted
in the pursuance thereof. repeal the
. section g The question to be sub
s mitted to the electors of the state o
, Idaho at the next general election shall
! be as follows to wit: shall Section on
of article eight of the Constitution o
;he State of Idaho be amended so as L
f permit the Legislature to authorize
sufficient bond issue or make a suffic
D lent appropriation to complete the con
- Struction and furnishing OF state Capl
$ tol Building at Boise. - o.o.o 4,
hereby authorized to make pubncatlo
of this Constitutional Amendment in eac
e bunt. Tor at least six 90 consecutiV
= weeks prior to the next general electio
o in not less than one a. newspaper q
e general circulation published IN eac
5 county.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-29
MAKE SEWER CONNECTIONS

Now Is the time to maxi, connection
with the new sewer stem, While
the general work is Il progress.
Bertsch is well equipped 70 look alter
this matter for you. Gail at his plac
of business and talk II over with 'm
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-29
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
MO 2
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. z.
BY THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
JOINT RESOLUTION.

PEQFoSslNe THE .s,, AMEN P ;d1. SE,r Of p
T44 RSSlT PF THE T6 ST4 4E 81 ELEcTdRs
OF SAID STATE; FOR THEIR IiE4JJIksSC
TBS TBS Q WHA ATFRE2N sab bh I sE9TIh6N
SAL BE Il SO " AMENDED AS TO
AUTHORIZE THE suPREME COUNT
Sir TiHiiEz1REIN. When jIsTIcE
or THE sTPEEME. CoJ1;T Is DIS,
QIAIItlED OK UNABLE TO SIT
BE + If RESOLVED BY THE .LEGIsLA-
TURE OF THE STATE OF IDAHO:
Section /. That Section 8. Article =
no be amended to read as follows;
The Supreme Court shah consist OF
three Justices. "a majority of whom shall
be necessary to make a qourum or pro-
nounce decision. If a Justice of the
supreme Court shall be disqualified from
or be unable to sit therein, by reason
OF Illness on absence. the said court
may call a district judge 10 SIT in said
court on the hearing OF such cause;
The Justices .Uf tile SUPREME Court shall
! be elected BY the electors Of he state
/ at large The terms of office of the
/ Justices of the Supreme Court. except al
IN this article otherwise provided sinai
be six years. The justices OF the SUI
/ ureme Court shall. Immediately after the
/ first election under this Constitution
/ be selected By lot, 50 that one shall mol,
his office for the term of two wears on'
I f0I the term OF four years. ana one fol
the term Of six years. The lots shall be
drawn by the Justices of the Supreme
t'aurf who shall. for that uuruose as
semble at the seat of government. ant
they shall cause the result thereof 70 b'
certified to by the Secretary Of Stat
and filed in his office The Justice hav
ing the shortest term to serve. no
holding his office by appointment o
election to ill q vacancy, shall be Chic
Justice, and shall preside al all term
of the Supreme Court. and in case o
his absence. the Justice having ia Tx
. manner the shortest term to serve sha
preside in his stead
Section ,. The question to be sub
. mitted to the electors of the State Z
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-29
BUFF LEeHoRNs FOR SALE.

Full blood Buff Leghorn chickens
for sale at my place. north part Of
town.
42-45 S. c. COLLINS