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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-14
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Havana, Nov 13.-The Detroit base
BAN team today defeated the Almen-
dares team by a score of to 0.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-14

Montevideo, Nov. ia peace agree
ment has been practically agreed to by
the government and the revolutionists,
the only condition attaching thereto
being that the insurgents retire to
their homes. The brother of the revo-
lutionary leader, Plateros, was arrest
ed today on board the British steamer
Hortensius
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-14

Germany, Following the Example of
Great Britain, has resumed negotia-
tionS with the Portuguese government.
John A. Hinsey who was with the
Chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul rail-
road for II years, has been retired on
a pension.
The ConstitutionaIity of the so-called
full crew. railroad laws of Arkansas
and Indiana was submitted to the su-
preme court.
The Resignation of the British min
lStrN VIII soon be placed in the hands
of King George, and d general narlia-
mentary election will soon be ordered.
William 3. Mechling, a university
of Pennsylvania graduate, was ap-
pointed by Census Director Durand to
edit the census of the Indians of the
United States.
The Princess de TaIeyrand Gormer-
ly Anna Could says that Count de
Castellane is trying to obtain from
the Vatican an annulment Of his mar
riage to her. SO that he can marry Miss
Anna Morgan.
During the Riotina and Assaults
upon Americans AT Guadaajara, Mex
lCO, HuFSudN nlSnt, CdGlOS. 1dTOInerS,
an American, fired into a crowd of
Mexicans, and killed a boy and wound
ed a policeman.
Democrats in the Eight States in
which they captured Sena torshps now
have an opportunity to gerrymander
those states SO that they can always
control the legislature and insure tho
election of democrats senators.
1t Appears That the Idea for another
general parliamentary election in
England is unpopular with the people
and may react to the governments
disadvantage. Both the English par
ties resent Irish domination of the sit
uation.
President CIowry of the Western
Union Telegraph company, says that
negotiations are proceeding in Lon
don as to reduction of cable rates and
an agreement will proba bly, be reach
ed upon a basis of half rates for plain
1an,tHa ge. -
Frederick w. Gibbs, a wealesgsseon-
tractor of Montclair, \. j., was al
most instantly killed when the steering
gear of his automobile iammed and
the car ran wild and upset. There
was not bruise on his body, but an
autopsy showed that he had died of in
ternai injuries.
The Revolutionary Movement
against President Davila of Honduras
is making headway and the adherents
of General Valladares have declared
for Bonilla for president. ~ The for
eign warships at Amapala landed
soldiers on Thursday to protect for
eigners in anticipation of an uprising
against General Nalladares.
Or. Lyman Abbott, editor of The
Outlook, of which Colonel Roosevelt is
a contributing editor. in an editorial
on the subject. will contend that the
results do not indicate reaction and
revolution, and that in every state,
except Indiana. where there was
definite popular insurgent movement
within the republican party, that party
succeeded
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-14

Stockholm, Nov 13.-The Nobel prize
Tor chemistry has been awarded to
Prof. Otto Wallach of the University
of Gottingan.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-14

Marquis de Ojeda, former Spanish
ambassador to the Vatican, will not
return to Rome.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-14

Berlin, Nov. 13-The third game for
the chess championship in the match
between Emanuel LaSker of New York
and ID. Janowski of Paris, which was
continued here today after an adjourn
ment yesterday, was further adjourned
after sixty moves. The game will be
continued Tuesday, The score stands:
Lasker l, drawn l, adjourned L
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The British Home Fleet will well
come next Wednesday the great Amer
lean fleet at Portland.
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A Movement 70 oroaniss

A Movement TO Organize the Pan
American Society of the United
Statea With Headquarters in New
York and branches i'll the other lrin-
cIpat cItles OF the country. has hceE
Intti1ted lrN Director General Barrett
of the Fan- American unJen.
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Steamship Arrivals.

At Southampton. Nov. 13, New York
from New \ ork
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-14

Thousands of Anxioua DePositors
We're in the run upon tie Birkceck
bank in London.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-14

The Floods in France Continue, and
at Nancy 1,500 persons have been
driven from their homes.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-14

Deposits in the 1879 Savings Banks
of the country during the year ending
June 80 increased over $4,000, ,OO0, 900.
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Condensed Te1egrams

Smallpox Has Developed at thirty
points in Michigan.
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Darmstad, Germany Nov. 13.-Prince
Henry of Prussia made several flights
alone in military aeroplane today.
Prince Henry has been devoting con-
siderable time to learning the opera
ton Of the machine and his flights to-
day indicate that he has made rapid
progress in acquiring the art of con-
troll.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-14

Col. Theodore Roosevelt Remains in
secluSion at Sycamore Hill.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-14

Modena. Italy. Nov 1S-Catholics
and socialists came into collision here
TO-DAY A serious fight ensued and po-
lice attachments had difficulty in re-
storing order. Several parsons We're
badly injured. Catholic delegates who
are holding their national congress
here, after adopting a resolution pro-
testing against Mayor Nathan of Rome
for his recent letter to the mayor of
Montreal. formed a procession in which
several thousands Joined. The paraders
We're attacked by bands of socialists,
crying Viva Ferrer! Viva. Nathan! The
Catholics responded with cries of Viva
Italy! Viva Bruchesit (the archbishop
of MontreaD.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-14

Germany, Following the Example of
Great Britain, has resumed negotia-
tionS with the Portuguese government.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-14

The ConstitutionaIity of the So called
full crew. railroad laws of Arkansas
and Indiana was submitted to the su-
preme court.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-14

John A. Hinsey who was with the
Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul rail-
road for Il years, has been retired on
a pension.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-14

The Princess de TaIieyrand CORNER
ly Anna Could says that Count de
Castellane is trying to obtain from
the Vatican an annulment of his mar
riage to her. SO that he can marry Miss
Anna Morgan
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-14

The Resignation of the British min
1stry will soon be placed in the hands
of King George, and a general parlia-
mentarE election will soon be ordered.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-05-19

The baseball game between
Roswell and tile College OF Idaho
on the Roswell diamond Satt1r-
day afternoon restilted In VIC
tory for the Roswell nine.
c. e. Mitchells big plate glass
window that was puncttired by
either n bullet from n rifle or
small rock from "a bean shooter
has been fixed and held In
plnce by Using two pieces of
tin riveted together.
Miss DC ugan will conduct the
9Th grade esainlfiations of this
dix ision. The examinations VIII
be held in the Parma school
house, beginning Wednesday and
lasting three days. Miss Dou-
gan will then go to Caldwell
where she will act OH the 9Th
grade examining board.
There are two or three places
IN the road Just as ou strike the
Q lge of town going westg that
should be filled in. An auto will
strike the bumps and for a sec
ond the watcher wonders wlieth
er the machine Is going to devel-
opc into n flying machine or dis
locate itself. We don't have the
pleasure Of owning Il machine, no
country paper ever did or Will
but lust the same the road
should be leveIed up.
Considerable scare. fun and
amusement was experienced
Thursday morning about two
O'Clock when the alarm was
turned in that ~ 81 Kibble'e
lumber office was being robbed.
+. J. WnImsley's big dog Bruce
strapped on hts six-gun and, un.
daunted, led the way while scvs
eral citixsns followed IN the rear.
When the dog and assistants
reached kibble's office it was
found that intruders had entered
SIRE enough and were still
tustllng around. When the dog
threw his sixsgun down on the
intruders 1t was found that il
was Bill Ross, the well known
lcattle buye~S weiA hing hogs that
were to be shipped To Portland
ON hurry order to keep the
tnultitudes from starving. E-
cry one Of the rescuers except the
dog stay ed up the rest OF the
morning TO get a hook at Hal.
ley's comet.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-05-19

Mrs: Hackett is closing out
Ter millinery stock at cost.
IL you need Notary Public call
at this office.
II. c. Baldridge was business
visitor In Boise this week.
Read SkiIlern's ad ON the
comic supplement.
East Lawn Prince, the well
known stallion, will stand ut the
8. ii. Scott & Son ranch Mon
days and Thursdays. On other
week days lie will be at the barn
OF $. Ii. Scott < Son in this
city. If
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-05-19
now OPEN

Watson & Bates have opened
up n tlrst-class Confectionery
store. They now have in a fine
line OF cigars. tobaccos, candies.
nuts, fruits, ice cream, soda, etc.
They also expect TO open up a
fish stall in Connection and dnrs
ing the season VIII carry oh the
dellcacies of the season IN that
line The new store IS something.
that has been needed in Parma
Tor some time and ii will be APP
preciated BY the public in gen
erut.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-05-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DsrARrNxsr OF rrk IsrrHiox,
United States Land Office.
Burns. Oregon. April 8, 1910

Notice i hereby given that the State 81 ore
gon has nled IN this ONCE its application
Serial No. ostss) to select. 1rdcr the proyis-
ions Of the Act of Congress. approved August
"a. ists, and acts supplemental and amenia.
tory thereto. the
sw it 81 l., Sec. 2s. T. n s.. n. s6E Lots l
( aud ~ IA NE - Sec, 1t as. r. ss F.
Nw ttSw - see c, r.2ss.. 4. AZ T., W NJ
any and all PERSONS claiming adversely the
lands described. or desiring 10 object because
OF The mineral character Of fhe land OF Tor and
other reason. to the tisposAi 70 applicant,
once, op OF before The & iiiation Of the period
Of publication.
fiss, pueiisAtion Atsli2l. 1910.
Last publication. Ms}sc, 1910
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-05-19


Call on Mrs. ITackett for you,
hat. Prices md styles thnt vii
please you.
Louie Andersen. who has been
visiting relatives here for aome
time, returned to Seattle Sutur.
day.
! You hear Of every other coun-
try OF any Importance in the
world developing their flying
machlue squadrons--except ia
pan. Did you ever stop TO
think why that was?
Three car loads Of ~ and 6
Inch pipe was received by the
Idaho Investment Company for
their fruit land west OF town.
The pipe will be used for irrign-
ton purposes.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-05-19
kotIct FOR qualifications.
DEf1srMKsr OF RITZ Isrxsiok.
u. 8. Land Office az Bossa Id.b,


April 8, 1910.
notice. i ncfcby gisen that the following
'isnfcd cntfyihcu have filed notice of intcntion
TO make final proof to establish claim to the
lands hereinafter described beiofc the Register
and Receiver, at Boise Idaho, On the th day
o. juno. mo:
William q, schmeixcl, Of Boise Idaho, who.
On june = fre made iesett land application
No. 2i2e, serial Ne. c5i75, Tor NV "a Swi and
lot :, See. so r. IN. H. 5w., BM
cefcllne =. Cruise, OF Roisci Idaho. who, on
June . 1900, made acssft hand application No.
2i27, serial No osi7o. for sw INV III ana Lot
Q, Sec III r. tN.sR.6w.. BIN
Claimants name as witnesses the following !:
fsed NJ. colcmsn, William q. Cruise.
Josiah A. Cruise, wifliam a. sehmelxci, all Of
Boise, Idaho. and chafl,s Nccord Of Home.
dslci Idaho.
Wml Baldcrston, Register
First publication. AprIl Il. 1919.
Last publication, May ~. isi0.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-05-19
PREVENTION
THE BEST SAFEGUARD

If for any eause the horse or other
domestic animal exhibits lack Of energy,
proper fetish for food, Of an appearance
q GENERAL debility, Timely action should
be taken for tho restoration Of its health.
In tie natural food II our domestic
aniiiials Nature pfovides certain peculiar
medicinal herbs, leaves. bArks and roots
wliicd sesfn necessary fof Their health.
Pacific Stock FeDd in greatly condensed
forth i Intended TO supply the essential
Virtues Of those healkh-9iving natural
remedies and Is prepared expressly for
those animals deprived By man of their,
NATURAL food. Is is an Alternative tonic
which stimulates the various organs Of
the bsdy, pruinotss the sccfetions, tones
up the general system and restores the
disofdefed conditions 10 d normal state.
1t stimulates Me appetite, improves the
digestion and assimilation Of food, purifes
the blood and iisures good healthy
condition. Booklet free.
HoYT CHEMICAL Co. Portland, Oregou
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-05-19
EXCURSIONS rAsf

Oregon Short Line.
e 10 Cheyenne. Denver. Colorado
3p1lnss' Pueblo, Kansas cny. st.
LOUIS ynaha. Chicago, st. Paul,
~ ~ .lnn,eapol's and many other points.
Tfckctl on sale May 9Th aud llth' lime
9Th. til, 18th, 27th. ard july 7th and
18th August Eth aud September f4th
snt 2ard. Limit October Sist.
SEE AGENTS FOX RATES AND
re RFfiER PARTICULARS. Il
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-05-19

The Law md Order League
81 tnnyoh comfy have ignomin.
ioualy iaslesi IN lhs prosecution
q the fsrss ak cnsr~ brought by
them Tor violation Of the local
option laws We can uscfibe
his ia but one cause. namely;
That thc local option LAWS nre
not ueiux violated. We believe
that our conftr and our public
Prosecutors will dotheir full duty
10 prosecute III offenders and
the failure 10 secure convictions
did not Ile with them, Lnt with
The character OF the evidence
nith which they rrrs furnished
~ the Law aud Order Icague. .
Dur only criticism for the courts
and the Rrpwcnting officer ON
he c'sses 80 fur brought II based
on the fact that they should
husc known that the evidence
''b~rei would I've Insufficient 10
secure convktion, aud that they
~src puttlng the county to Ise
'sss land rors than usclsss--.
EXPENSE, IN order 10 plarnse the
Law and urder Ieague''. 10,
every PROSECUTION that has So
''rr tsvn brought, and ever,
prosecution ihas probably will
'r bruugisi sor violation of the
iocni option laws, tn predicated
IA a betrayal OF friendsh'p, or
pretended friendship. and no
nourf or bury looks With favor
npon surli erlirnrs.
The West cur that stalks the
streets nj night, Homeless. urs
'r'endsds 10 gentleman beside
the b~'s'g in human gnise that
'Tsii bstrny n friend, for the eur
MI lick tlie hand extended to
linn h kindnes-, and fsht Tor
he friend who gives him Hood
and drink. Tile rfornma net
~ 'uiiHny rftorIsd IN the Bible
rus that performed by Judas
'scar3ot.
Isu, the "1ar and Order
feagns' has declared that its
'nrpoee y tu r~s TINT ALI or.
esr uphold ALI. the Inns Of the
state and TO Secure Justice In
Nil cases where such laws.
moral or otl,trw sse, hate been
intasse'i wewifi take them a,
'bssr ucrd und give them an rs
slxpmsnt
fiN rtffse land lsvari Of IInl,o
has h~es' publicly charged With
rfky1sfaG promoters to rob The
tsit1sswoi southern Idaho out ~
hfhHns 81 dollars hy allowing
eed continuing 10 ni.or, It's
pfh~ Tor water ON arcy Net
hrofvts to be fuis u ol selling
sirfttrcd iards to- nonupo,ies ~
t'-s fssFsn their renl value n,
tcrrtliefr Idaho; Of s~urirY val.
sa'ae trncts 81 land bs means
That eortrasene tire moral, il
not the posi.haI law.
let the Law and Order
beogne take up this matter and
fTosecrte h III IN uuhiased mnn.
her irss from party prejudice
md reiiglous envy. let II make a
thorough Investigation OF every
tncutssr ~ the state lnrsd bostfd.
showing no favors TO nnvs let il
t0fify every member Of that
board pubiiciy that IL vii, con
tret sueif Investigation: let il
enfpoy honest counsel and hon.
EST Investigators. giving prcSer
f1fcs TO no pfmp from Haley who
hrs been discarded by his gin.
Afd run out of the town by tn.
police let Them do tlsis honesti,
and FearlessIy, in the name O
0Od and Humanity and we vii
apologize for everything we eve
1ssu def0gatoIy tc the "Isac
ard Order League OF Idaho an,
I'D our contribution to he'll
~ ctst1ee aIoH9.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-05-19
NOTICE FOR ftBIic&Tidf.
DErAhrARsf or fffi iS3xRtok.

u s. Land once. * Boise, fdaf6,
March -, 1910:
SoTIck is hereby fivsh that John +; l6sk
Of Parma, idaho, who, on October H., 1871.
made homestesd entity No 1855. serial No
os2c5 for N Ia Nw IL. Section "a. Township I
\, Range ". Boise Mefidian, has fiied notice
Of intention 70 make final nve- year Proof. to
establish claim 10 tie land above described
befpfe Z, S, commissioher Geo. W, stoveT al
cdldseli, IDAHO, on the Al day Of June, Igio.
Ciairnant names aswifnesses:
Johns. smalfey. Israel 8. Root, and oeorg.
=. Camp, Of Pafhan, Idaho. and John B. Ram
scy. Of caIdwen. Idaho.
$50, VIM Baldetsfon, Register
First publication May S, 1910,
last publication. june 2. 1910.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-05-19
chkaoH SHORT LiNfRklfwAS
pGssaa MA,A stnvIcf.

Holly Hook Flour, the best
made manufactured by the Cald-
well Milling and Elevator Go.
For sale BY oil Parma mef-
chants.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-05-19

FOR sALE-Eggs from Thoroughbred
Rhode Island Reds. Pen one, 10 eggs
for VI 30 pen Two, 10 eggs. 81 90,
Mrs. A. J. Mitchell.
Up-to-da;e Job work Of all
kinds done ut this Office. Bring
IN your copy.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-05-19
SorioE FOR PUBLICATION.
DRPARrxkSr or rHE fSrxRloR.

~ NJ AMI "a tNf OF Ihh t<1EkIOk,
q. S. Land ONCE at Boise, Idaho,
April ii, IeI6;
NOTICES hereby given that Judd
Stewart q Parma, Idaho, Who. on
March 20, 1908, made Homestead entry
No, SOIL, serial, No. 034lf, p for SWi1
NW4 and lot 4, Section 4, Towpship 4
\, Range s v, Boise Meridian, has died
notice Of intention to make Final five
wear Proof, TO cstabiish claim to. the
land above described. before z. s. Com
missioner Geo W. Stovel, at Caliwell
Idaho, on the lfth day Of June, 1910
Claimant names as witnesses:
BepmmiN Anderson, ,oi Roswell. Ia.
no. a, a. Sessions, OF. Parma. Idaho. &
y. CoItier, Of Roswell. idaho, George
II. Obehdorf, Of Parma, Idaho.
VIM. Balderston.
-. 40, :. Register
Last publication. June 9, 1910
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-05-19
SCHOOL EXERCISES
Parma Psblls Ssheels clsss
TN Yssr viii FlsisaU Pre-
sram 81 nhss ~ vIessrs.


The second annual exercises
VI the Parma High School were
held Thursday night at the First
Presbyterian Church. Miss Shir-
Icy Iiernice Fisk was the only
graduate, having finished the
four-yenr course. The songs by
tie 9Th grade and High School
pupils were very enjoyable num-
beers OF the program and refIecl led
credit upon the earnest work OF
the music supervisor, Miss Pearl
Hall The contest between the
stella and Ednho Literary So
cieties was very interesting. Tbs
contest WAS close, the contest.
ants all dong exceptionally well
IN delivering their essays aud
d, clums.tionc. Parents and
tenchers wee very proud Of the
young people aud the SteIlns ac-
cepted their defent gracefully and
gave full homage 10 the virtors,
the E'Iahos. The prize WAS q
beautiful bionse bust of Shake
speare and there wua great ac-
cl'sim when the winning colors.
orange and black, were placed
upon~tne bust. The contestants
wers lrma Shaver, Ruth Camp
beh, Elmo Peterson, Walter ker-
rick. Elnu Fisk and Signft An
dersen, the last three being on
the winning side. At the close
oi the contest Miss Shirley Fisk
read her essay, an interesting
comparison OF yesterday and
today"
Miss Alidn Andersen sang a
charming solo. The presenta-
tion of the diploma To Miss Fisk
aud the congratulations oil
friends and well wishers closed n
very entertaining program.
Supt. Gorowt OF the Parma
Public School, requ ssted that we
publish the vote OF the Judges In
the StellnaEdaho literary cons
TO :. Following Ia the votei
Defamation, Sigurt Andersen
Il.
Essay, Walter Kertick 81 Elmo
Peterson I.
Defamation. Flma Fisk Isl
Ruth Campbell one Judge rot
ing fUt II tic.
Mrs, Earl Payne entertained
the faculty OF the l'1rInn Public
sch ,ol at dinner Sunday.
Ms. rete Ereidet OF tile soutl,
eide attended the graduating ex-
ercises 81 tie Par,lia Public
School Thursday night.
Supt. cunklin OF the Ontnflo
city sclfooIs was III I'nrmn Thurs
day To attend the SteIia Eduho
contest
The rafma futfic ecltool
tlosrd Friday with II pic,llc at
the II T. Andersen grove. Ev-
eryone went and Ind n good
tiue. The base ball game he
tween the High School and Sth
grade boys was won bv The
latter.
Miss Cleora Cariipbell gave a
reception ut her beautiful ho,nef
Roselawn, on Parma Heights
last evening III honor Of Miss
Shirley Fisk. 4 large number OF
friends were. present to give
greeting to Parma's fair grad.
uate who with Miss Campbell
comprise Parmn's High School
alumni.
The faculty aud Junior class
OF the Parma Higlf Sch aol, enter
tanned the graduating class,
alumni, and Board OF Education
OF the Parma Public School ali
banquet at the Illinois fIote
Friday night. The following
toasts we're givens tlfe Juniors
Miss Edna Rose; Alumni, Mis-,
\ Cleora Campbell; Seniors, Mis-.
/ Shirley Eisk; te9chers, Miss j ose
phine Dopgap; Board OF Educa
Il ton, II. G. Baldridge. Twenty
six guests were present
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-05-19
NOTICE FOX ftjBIie ATi6N.
DEFARfassf OF THE INTERIOR;
~ ~ = -. -. = -. -

WI iOc rOh Il u Ol4S ALVIN.
DEFARfassi or THE ISrERlcr; =
U. 8. Lahd Office at Boiss: idaho;
March Sd. i5l0.
E6T1CE !, hereby given that Jose
phihe A. Mckenzie, Of Parma, Idaho,
who; on Dec, ,26, 1908, made home ste al
entry No. 76f8, serial No. 057b8, for NJ
NE1z, Section 80, Township S n, Range
5 WI Boise Meridiani has filed notice %
intention to make Final I've year Proof
to establish claim to the land above de-
scribedi before u. S Com n,issioher Geo.
". stovel, at Caldwell. idaho, on ths
18th day Of June, 1910.
Claimant names as Sitheeses:
William r. Stevens, Sylvester fill,
and II. Carlyle Smith, Of Parma, Idaho;
and Andrew .. Mccormick, Al Roswell
Vim. Baiderston,.
First publication. May s. 1910.
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