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The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-03
Outlook fo' Fruits and Vegetables in Texas
Never Better.


Some weeks ago conditions
in Texas we're given as too dry,
then too wet in some localities,
and then the crop had been dam
aged by frost, and a few other
unfavorable circumstances such
as light acreage, large holdings
of old crops, and so on. Accord.
ing to great many reports re.
ceived here by the reprenenta-
tive of the Texas Commercial
Secretaries Assn, the effects of
the frost Of the last of April,
which was so terribly disas.
trous to the crops of the North,
have been found to amount Ia
nothing in this state worthy OF
mention. Furthermore. it is an
i'll wind that blows no one some
good, and while the people here
deeply regret to learn of the g
normous losses TO fruits and We,
getableS in the North, they at
the same time will welcome &c
their midst the great inflow OF
fruit and vegetable growers this
summer and the coming fall,
from among the multitudes of
growers in the North and East,
who are sick of planting only to
lose their work and crops by fire.
Quent and unexpected frosts
Although Texas sometimes
has a little newspaper scare
about frost damage, it generally
turns out TO have been AL on
paper, as Texas has long since
proven itself to be the sure
crop" state, and there is small
chance of there being further e.
migration from the north of this
country still farther north into
Manitoba, British Columbia or
other west Canadian provinces,
when Texas will now present to
them more forcibly than ever be
fore that it is better to be sure
than sorry, and that here they
are not only sure of one crop, but
can grow crops the year around.
Take Horace Greely's advice and
cone to Texas, the southern or
mild part of the West"
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-03
Sell Appointed Weather Bureau Wanted.

From a number of non resi-
dents we are constantly receiv-
ing requests to give more
weather news in this locality.
While we are always willing to
comply with their wishes in such
matters we also feel that we can
not pose as a candidate for the
office of weather bureau as our
forecasts may conflict with those
made by the signal service at
Amarillo station located some
twenty miles away and is
conducted under the auspices of
the Federal Government. AL
though we feel we are at liberty
to announce any unusual weather
disturbance that should occur
from time to time in this locality
without infringing on the rights
of the Federal Government ser
vice that is sent out from ANA
rillo every day. We consider
this subject a good subject for
our many correspondence to open
their many good news items
with
1t is an appropriate subject in
conversation to start on the
weather and end in matters of
politics, or church. Just now in
this State with five or more can
didates in the field for the Office
of Governor, our readers will
understand that politics in Texas
is warming up, and weather
news, farm news and many
other good news items are being
sidetracked.
While the News is not reflect
ing upon the sincerity of any of
it's readers, we strive to give a
little readable matter on all items
of great import, and especially
that which pertains to Randall
county and Canyon City first,
and then State matters, then
Governmental affairs. So when
it showers, whether they be
merely sprinkles or just show
ers, unless they assume a down
pour sufficient to clog the
sewers or cause the loose wood
en- street crossings to make a
start to float, we probably will
fail to make mention of the
weather. This locality has so
many bright pleasant days tol
continually mention them would
Indicate an overcharged weather
system.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-03

a peck, and stir well. Throw the
corn out on a sieve or in q bas-
ket to drain, and then stir in a
few handouts of land plaster
(gypsum). DO not pour the tar
on the dry seed.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-03
Sumption on The Farm

BE prompt at meals
Is the mower ready?
Cold wet May-barn full of hay
Don't slight the corn corn is
King,
A field is not fenced when the
bars are down.
Don't put away steel tools wet
dry them first, then oil them.
Lift up your eyes occasional
| ly. All good things aren't in the
burrows
Ifyou think nobody cares for
you, have a carbuncle on the
back of your neck.
Never lead a colt at the end of
a long strap Men have been
killed in this way
After all it is the producing
power of the farm that deter
mines the boy in his going or
staying. Show him thai there's
money in it, and he will stick to
the old farm like a sand bur to a
sleeps tail.
Don't let the back step be un-
slightly with swill pals, cat dish
es and hen food, thus strewing
food and attracting flies and dis
ease. Cart away all the old cans,
broken dishes, old coats and
boots, from back places and
yards.
Here is the most approved me
thod of treating seed potatoes to
prevent a scabby crop: Soak the
whole seed for two hours in a
mixture of formalin (often called
formaldehyde) and fifteen gallons
of cold water; dry the seed, cut.
and plant in ground that has not
recently grown potatoes.
Probably not one farmer in a
thousand ever took his moving
machine guards out and ground
them on the cutting edge. Look
at them and see how dull they
are. Some day before haying,
when you have little time, just
take them all out and sharpen
them. You have no idea how
much better they will work.
The machine will cut almost like
a new one.
Tarring corn: In coating seed
corn with coal-tar as a protection
against crows and blackbirds,
put the grain into pail and pour
on enough warm water to cover
il. Add teaspoOnful of tar to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-26
ESTABLISHED OVER FIALFA CENTURY

his clean C'I' swallow had been going
down the wind lk" blue blaZas
DO YOU realize what that means"
they asked On. another That's ten
miles 10 lees, than SIX minutes and a half 10
Perhaps ~ WASH quite A. fast a. that
n"cau-" ih"r" was no way of telling that
~" pe"pl" ~ IN" balloon w"rr catching
10 precisely ~ the end Of m" first lEg,
hut u Cuuldnt hay. been much slower
~ifh"r. for UISt flicker after NiDr-aut
vent dancing over the tap. some on"
shouted Her" comes Radley back again
and m another minute he had circl.-d The
field and wa holding mp iubllant hand
a. b" cross" the finish. II was ~ min
ui''s and hactIon over ~ seconds for th"
twenty
HoXsey and John-tone on their home
ward tril~ from very tall levels came
down spiral staIrCaS@S and great was
the JOY Of the watchers. Sometimes n
looked as they were aiming straight
a. d"si rllction. Latham before h. took
hts involuntary heart stopper took one
or two rises upward and To the right
unili he seemed 10 he leaning backward
and ih"-" things had IN" polo coated
folk- jumping up and down and had
lot ~ people ga-ping. Incidentally
when Latham iumr@d back into the IN
Held after his pause ont side. the announcer
brought out hearty reception for him.
LIKLp m sEE INV MACHINFS SFNK ny
HOIs"y made very good with tho lawn
and - did tombstone when they held M
their hands - the crowd after their alrI-
tude performance And then HpN.sy
put un" over when h" climbed uu' 81 his
plan" Jus' across the track and left IN.
tanning gently and walked
away Having ~ trained - stand Win
"ui huching dIdn -..em 20 b.. 4 bad
idea. Nothing seemed 20 ha 80 welcome
A. having N" HI"r~. waohn" and man.
brought right up wh"r" they could IL.
" -p.rfod And the folks likaI .. -
taken into m" aviator's confidence bv
"A wave of he hand
They got q lot of SITUATIONS from
Mis- scar when IN" was f.r-l,d around
by Grahame- Whit" II looked from Tho
ground ~ Il something wa gong -
rlp-Iz- ~" way she ICEl-I around sf.i
looked Uy"r Ter shoulder But beyond
a Iiil" 'r"akiuk mor" han usual and
wahhi" had" heavier 'hln ordinarily
nothing appeared 20 hapI"n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-26

forenoon hours was sailing about with
~" various members = the Mckenli"
family DRILL" Wright made ms frs n ght-
ia tins ue,k u IN" - ppds IA faVt m" only
lights b" has mad" 10 IN" ta,t "Vr.G'
he SPINS J." made at Fort Nvsr h,.u
i"aDh hing the arm" mon - hV Mr. Wright
was u.t To- CIy" IN" new Wright fi.r it,
'rS' Nv AZ tho Cpurs.
IN las morning spins N" American and
i"T"lEn birds and th"Ir mechanics irupp.-l
"s"rvthug ELSE To- -. - hat ih" u.n Twp"
racer would d. When ~ wa trIrdI,si
Hnin the field they saw hDy 4, ~iy..l .sil-
'lun q 'h" Wright biplan" e familiar
model. tIt with wings just q few Iu,h".
UHr" than half IA. -IZ'. II the hIg Wright
ua,h hines Fur the first INN" 'pu he -IW
Wright model 'sI.Ipu.d vlfh an eight
cylinder engine. IN" 'ylIui'.'- hu,i ~
tour abreast and '"ny"rE.ug O.. form
aN
In p'ac" q IN" curl that hangs IN q
l", 81 with 10" iu,, uf 'h. il la'.r. e. rti, 10
N" hIE NUEh', AMI vh.rh I- M" ,rlf.rN
that -'aT- ~" engine no" u'rI" rt,.r -
equipped with = small ,U'H" switch ,.rrr
mon .. al rtr"- a"ruU'au'.- hI' 4Hu-Ia1
IN Wright Al~H m" ..u,. -Dt' .- il,.,.t
- 'p IN" LEFT { ~" ,.ufr" e tl" lover
main plan" 50 thar tho drgy"' = W"Ighf
u 10 h"lp In m" STERILIZATION # ih" ar,'.,.
plan" by MAI .uE up for IN" increased
"a "iEH' = M. l"tsl "r "UEiu" ~ Hr- rrgn'
j. 49, fr'oUf %. -" morning 49," hrif".
led" racer. With Cr,Ili" Wr'gh. 49, -Lrp.
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said young man ho,lv who had edged
Through the crowd
Mr. Bishop whlrled around
Can't you tax. a joLe7' Nr Bishop
demanded Il the indignant ono. ] Was
Gully Joking when tod you that
BI' W. bishop d"t"nU" TIT not -0i'"n
M" heated young man. "a be- iYuE barS a.
b" turned away -"m"' hing about h'Ing
-thr.IEh with you. Bishop for good
AMI % VI N-hnY hal -ali N" mo
word y's 'n nv question. announced
tho cunt 90 m" group. I Wuf.li smash
he face Ku' he incident ,lu-s'i' h"r"
Count 10 l"-I"p- took Nr- EI-'I," for
-pIn TWICE around IN" short CuIr-.. later
Evidently IN" matter -'IIi VA ou hi-
uIud. fpT upon alIgh'Ing %" annpuuC.'l
thai H.' never had iak"n 'Ip auv one for
pavfu"n' and never would In m" mon.
ing hour, ~" Count took pa~-.sng"r-
\ e thr"" iIm"- bl' pIr'Iv A. a matter
of friendship b." auuDInH"i one i hi-
passenger was ME- tifs,. MCh'uIla -
! .fsnfu and "a" 'Wo 'h.Ts wero NJ
N'k,nTn".- sisters. Mr. William Beard
NOR" ami Mis- Ethel y. koUlIa who Ai-u
ll'" '0 Toronto
"HAH ,Nir wHiIL INkF- ritASpFA SP,R,
fU
last t"ipr" tho uuu' and Mrs Eus' .r"
sale alrr Yesterday afternoon Graham.
u h'" "a" ~ hl- a''"rui'- e. PM"
money AMI 'gI't'EE'.s -..D-'I'..'.l lu
a"rIsl 'HVlrl"'"r iHr h'- ra'rCrlrh
IN" EnCr~hwan. wh.-s' ban. account
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few times with HuN>"v Nir Wright. 20
continued the manage - IA" meet, : m
your n"~- puph II ypuN htN" Inc.
But our ns~"~t pupils AZ" going M
NOR" than ;.,ss, f'-t 'hs-., laws laughed
Wilbur Wright with pardouable prid-
You u haN-tp cliwh liN- that Won know
Wei. III do ~ tusH.' answered Nlr
Ryan And he started M immediately
t"tdk IA" matter - lessons ry'r "a d"tah
BISHOP ANp ~ I.tsSFPS 'LAsu
just about IN. sam. time and not far
from whore tn" presidential c.,udidat" ~
the Aero Club Mr. Ryan. wa talking with
Wilbur and Or' lie MTlgh' th" r"tIring
president. tortlanit fIald Bishop. wa-
having "a conversation with another aNla-
tor. Count -" I.-~-"p- which was 80
dissirnilIar - ih" Ryan Wright cunfah
that for a tIIne u luuk"d A. II somebody
WAS gpIng e. start sonnet hing
IL began when Nlr Bishop told a group
near IN. u" l.'S~"p- hangar that IA"
Count. who wa about 10 tax. Ip Mrs
EustI'e as "a passenger ~ hi- Bl"riDt. had
received from Mrs Eu>tIr. a certified
check ~ S2.tHn IA payment Tor her air
trip Some one ~pugri - verify thus nv
asking IA" Count II s. ~ were rho correct
amount
The Count had - ha," the question
carefully explained - hIm 200 French
~" waited juS' long enough thoroughly
20 grasp - all and u" started nn a r,In
down along the hangar- - lpsat" his
quest Yn-r'S aTih"rlty. Nr BISHOP
Dld Won say demanded count u.
IyaS-epS "a French shaking hi, n>ts NJ
and drV n"r .ouSlv. -'ha' I an rhirEinK
Mime tu-tICe. my Ast"r frl.Jl 4 8 INTO
tai" h"r a. a passenger
did not Answered Nlr Bishop
That - ! merely
YIN I'D Tai ',ll no. Ir Bishop 20
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~ TiFE suddenly. Hcnrv PsrcvA ss.o,s;
husband ~ l,l- Van WycE RG'ler 80 ~
90 tho l,r~ George B.'Ier In me 49, Jsc
~ tis 40
neral private
,OSAST Funeral services for Os-y, r.,r,.
tonAnt AMI his Sife. Mary ioI's- EoTs
touAnt. Niii b. held ~ Al Angels - "a
oorn"r 18th - and West Fnd sv At, n -i1es
noon On "Wednesday. October a 1870 10
ieTment At ~. AibAns ~
JOY on Sunday. october - 1910 At D,usI
Mich Marion Handy Joy. aged 70 Jssrs
dAughte! Of Henry Bourne ana Helsn Nss
berry Joy.
faner.I service, "Wednesday morning. oe'"sS
"A Ati.O
LAWRENCE. On October -. 1910. ~ be- re-
denee . MoatEomsTy place Brcoslyu 'z'
gsne \ Lawrence beloved wife Of hseof7
X Lawrence
I.rs-A .e',ieesstSt Luxe Epi,-ops csl'ts
.'.5'on o., near Fulton St. on weiussisr
OCTOBER "a at O'Clock p. ". ln's'nesi"
Greenwood
NCtAvRIN suddenly. =, :os Fr,ns2n ~.
Mogn, vernon. y v Jane. % NclA4-',
treasurer Of the SsilinEs. Whiinegs Rafns'
.rbcf IoupanS.
IEerA A. his ate residence m N-'-'s'H
,c'obs- - 1870 A. . o'rlocS ,1's---1' a.
clarence, OUtario. on ThIfsiN .'--r''.
Boston. Mon treA ant Toronto ,'ns.' .-"'
.ogy.
MAD On Noaday Crtos.- - 49, A.. 'rH
Mead. b~oved husband % Aida N-sE
Funeral services viii be he'd a. be - no.
de-,e. Hss. assn a. % Nssres.f.
n.-g. Dciobe. - at 1-.oca la.-
~ cDaN cnienee OF ia=s.J
PRICE Al Troy. on october q l..,.'r
whoa - commodore steer Tr's =
4ns-A services % 1T - T-os. ''' ..
o. C.Dss :nie-meat WArfsn .rf.. 80
wood .cmelsry
~'H'rFTTi'N >lid-rly. - - .-..'
Wet So ~. on pctob-r = a.. 90
>,H.e~eIin. sOg ~ WcaArf fr.
b ~
Un".HI s'f'ir"s ~ - FhN-Iss
o. ~ 90 - on Ih4g,lAE a.
I've. amt '-."nds are lH,.'"I 90
'srrrUf ~ ne pr,-ni~1r" - .'. p.
10" m'rnr.s - 500 NEE pa
~p'ErrT ere feqI~.'~i % sr-u.
-S''t.s, = george .urha-f
uua NICo President y ne .n
IlunIAs church IN 90.
Thursday upruInr Dr'ou~r To-
s.N'FL 4 UuFFW.s f..
I'u-I' Ni0HuIs. Hr,orIiTg NJ. '''.
SMITH ~l.idrnF or October -. TO-.
smith in me ~ r,r ~ hi> ags
IIurrsI services VII b~ Fod - -ss e=@s'
80 81. UAfthoionrV church. ~ "
Npd'son -, On "Wednesday l'~''o-' y
lpiu AfsNrN
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Fnf about 40 weeks 7 rad vssT Cut.
el'a soap in' her every das, tI"r I 80
DOE "i CuiFura ointment and bryan g., lee
thh IN a N""k there Va \ marked I...
rfo'eW"n' u al I I.ri Two ,al.- 81 t.f.t..
'Hfa SOAP and IN" buN - tu'ru-, Du.'rr.gt
- my hab' Wa cured - ~" .usss Ttts
n' u. "IN nti a." hts un' s,af lr Is-
''E TOY p'Ais" 'u'I.TrA cough. I .. a..
~ ,hLl a1F'h"'" a'i poop. ar' srvt.r.l -
f'@ l'' wEroI' q tu-. IrYu t.. ,tfr. 80
va i''i' weeks nj ! uTtE so pas .Hr,. yss-s
20 - Co.. - Niihu.It The Terrible srupt On
- 20" '.arks To- trIfi.Ira ! la.. a -!
Th.i. NJ " IlpI.rrpuier .DpI v IL
h'.'n ~ ha.'.m'-r. Mi Ma ~ lJ.U.'
'u'i'u'A Rsmsd.ss atssn.d through ,r' ne uo,a
'".I.- tug hen 'Hf. -..- IrHTs HHs'Ya.
A~haLsd tree. i.ts.t 32-yAss ,utIcna b.sa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-26

has n""n increased very rpuch during his
AMERICAN visit 10y taking NJ passengers
~ Sjyp and up the TIM. naturally fsrs
=, hi- friends cav that u passeugars wish
- take gp his time they ought ~ paw for
IN" pl"a=Ir" Yesterday tho famous AR
.uI.'I"'IT ( Farmau and Bl"rIut typ.s
'u1A AZ Miss Llsan "a sears Il Boston
i.r a .hprr hight
NFw wBIGur FLIEB orr
While Count lie Lessons N 'h- .1r.y
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baNF Oi itr1i~G. tpriurinE
e"zsmA. /, GfstCarns Nhsn
she was hoiNee~ tree A.i
four weeks old. Appearing
IN her head J used every.
thing IMAGINABLE ard had
ono doctor bu. after an.
other but nothing cured q.
Then the eczema broke cut
- badly behind lsr rar
that ! really thought her
'ar would come N F9r
months ! doc'orrd Z: but
TO no avau Thor u hsRan
a. her rDs@ and hs- eyrs
wee noiHiEg but sores I
had 70 keep her in a dA-k
room Tor Two weeks The
doctor ~ 30 good 80 1
alugIiad hun tou.t..g
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MARRIED..

kNAP e RAINIER on Tuesday. October = Il
Hob Rood church. New Yor. ciy ~ -.
Rev stuart Grockr'I ID. n EnlB R,~
'ramer daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs George
'rsrn ~. and Joseph DAy Knsp
SHIHip'k BINGHAM At Souh R..sa
conn October IS rs the Rev e n rrEss
Ton. Charles Sherlpc. ana Mrs. LoAs
Tabor Bingham.
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GERMAN ARMY Filler kILLrD
Lieut.. Nente Fell With Hl. Neroplan,,
which Was Demolished.

NTFF1I- E7IF UFfP1f-1 % THT w
MNGDEFTRG. Oct. IS. Lieut. Ms,,.
an army aviator. was killed AT the ava.
tlun meeting here to-day n. va. ~
III" AIR when something went wrong VII,
hl~ a"roplAna and II fell 70 the ground IT,
maChin" was demolished
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TO-" "a. street edition - Tue rvIN1s. -.>
contains 900 no nnar.ff. u"ws ant NO stl.. d.. q
i"'.., UI"ftun- 90 mo ,ID-. ~ no market Tr.
losing quota il"ns. including me .htf and ts.rI-
ptu'r' vim additional urvs matter ar CON
tAinsH hl-' w ne night edition = rHr FyEsfSo
sVN ..tfs
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HOW HAPPY THE
WORD 'CUT|CURA'
SOUNDS TO NE
For Il Cured My Baby ofItching, Tor
turing Eczema. First Came when
Between 8 and 4Weeks Old. Used
Everything imaginable. 2 Cakes
Soap and One Box Ointment Cured.

81 rant tell IN words how happy the word
'Cuti"ura sounds 20 me. FOR Il cured nv
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UNDERTAKINGS

FRAME CAMPBELL 7AI.3s1r 7ia .,.
Chapel Ambulance Service. Tel ~ r''
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DIED..

~ TirH suddenly. Henry PercivA s,.o,s
husband ~ l,I- Van WycE Rufle- s-1 ~
~ m" lat" George u Bg'l-r In me +sia e.
~ tis 40
neral private
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-04-21
Alias Summons.

In the District Court of the Seventh Judicial
District Of the State OF Idaho, in and for the
County of Owyhee
EUGENE KEEFER, Plaintiff, vs. Mark T. Phil
lips, Olive NJ. Phillips, David Dodge. C. Baltzer.
John Mitchell, comprising the firm of Baltzer
and Mitchell and all persons unknown who have
or claim to have any interest in Lot /, Sec. 4 and
Lot l, See. Is all in r.. s., R. E., B. NJ, in
Owyhee County, Idaho, and also all unknown
heirs and deyisees of the above named Mark I.
Phillips and Olive NJ. Phillips and C. Baltzer
and each of them, Defendants.
THE STATE OF IDAHO
Sends Greeting to the above named / efendants
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against You by the above named plain
tiff in the District Court of the Seventh Judicial
District State Of Idaho, in and for the County of
Owyhee, and TO answer the complaint filed
therein Ia copy of which is hereto attached)
within twenty days exclusive OF the dav of ser
vice. after the service on you OF this summons
If served within this district; if served out OF
this district, within forty days. The said action
is brought to require the defendants to set forth
the nature OF their claims to Lot Four az of Sec
ton Seven C0 and Lot One ~ of Section Eighteen
ls), Township Seven a. South, Range Five (5)
East Boise Meridian, in Owyhee County, Idaho
and that all adverse claims of said defendants
or either of them, to said property, may be de-
termined by decree Of this courl that BY said
decree it shall be declared and adjudged that
the defendants have no estate or interest in or
to said lands or premises, and that the title of
the plaintiff i, good and valid; that the defend
ants, and each and every OF them, be forever en-
Joined and debarred from asserting any claim
whatever in and to said lands or premises ad-
verse to the plaintiff and for such other and fur
Their relief as to this Court may seem equitable
and just and for costs of suit.
And You Are Hereby Notified, That if you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint, as
above required, the said plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the com
plant.
Given under my hand and the seal of the Dis
trict Court of the Seventh Judicial District OF
the State of Idaho, in and for the County of
Owyhee, this 2sth day OF February. in the year
of our ord one thousand nine hundred and ten.
SEAL J. s. 81 CLAIR, Clerk
E. NJ. WOLFE.
Residence, Mountain Home, Idaho,
Attorney for Plaintiff
First publication March "a 1910
Last publication April %, 1910
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-04-21
Contest Notice.

Department Of the Interior United States
Land Office at Boise, Idaho, March %, 1910. {
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this Office by Charles F. Webb, Nampa, Idaho.
contestant, against homestead entry No. 74O7,
made June 6, 1904, for E1k seq, &c. 4, sW14
NWA, NWA sWA, [serial O3l59I Section 8,
Township South, Range West, Boise Meridi-
an by John vickers, Murphy, Idaho, Contestee,
in which it is alleged that "Said John Vickers
has made no improvements on said land and
has totally abandoned said tract and has not
established his residence ON the land and has
abandoned said land for more than six months
last past"
Said parties are hereby notified to appear, re-
spond, and offer evidence touching said allega-
ton at 10 O'Clock a. M on May s. 1910, before
the Register and Receiver at the United States
Land Office in Boise, Idaho,
The said contestant having, in a proper affida-
Wit. filed March %, 1910, set forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal service of
this notice can not be made, il is hereby ordered
and directed that such notice be given by due
and proper publication.
WIN. BALDERsToN, Register.
so FRED V. TINKER, Receiver.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-04-21

County Bank, Corporation, for Voluntary Dis
solution.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the said eorpo-
ration, the owyhee County Bank formed under
and by virtue Of the laws Of the state OF Idaho.
did, on the 2sth day of March, 1910, present to
the Honorable Ed. L. Bryan, Judge of the Dis
trict Court Of the Seventh Judicial District Of
the State Of Idaho, in and for the County of
owyhee, its petition wherein it prayed for a
voluntary dissolution, and that the said the
Honorable Ed. Bryan, Judge as aforesaid has
fixed Wednesday, the 4th day of May 1910 at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard, at the court room of the
said District Court in the Town OF Silver City,
County of owyhee, State of Idaho, as the time
and place when and where the said petition will
be heard.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, | have hereuntl
set my hand and affixed the seal of said District
Court this Both day of March, 1910
lseall J. S, ST CLAIR, Clerk.
]. F. NUGENT,
Attorney for Petitioners.
First publication March 81, 1910.
Last publication April 2s, 1910.