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FIRST-CIJASS CABINET MAKERS
wanted. Apply TO w. L. Wetherbee Co.
158 West 1st South. k3091
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CARRIAGE WOOD WORKER 81 SO.
West Temple. k31S3
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A COURSE WITH THE UTAH BUSI-
ness college spells Success" for you.
Special summer terms. three months. So
cash. ml6O9
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PRACTICAL ACCOUNTANT WITH EX-
perience. Apply. giving reference and
experience ABB. Tribune. mt14
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MIDWIFE.

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs. Lizzie Goisler. a38 W. 3rd
North. Bell 14a2-X Ing t0SL taII
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skilled and unskilled laborers furnished,
80 East lst South. cor. Commercial Bell
phone 33SS Ind 923 DAB
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CHEMISTS AND ASSAYERS

BIRD COWAN CO.
le0 SO, w. Temple, Bell phone ala.
Xl250
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HAIRDRESsING COLLEGE,

WANTED, SEVERAL GIRLS TO LEARN
maDicurlnS, massage, etc. Girls placed
In positions daily. Salary TO graduates,
Hair combings bought; hair switches,
wigs toupces, pufs, etc. Bell 2199. Ind.
2n42.. Upstairs over era abbc's mi9l
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NOW IS THE TIME TO ENROLL AT
Henager's Business College; special low
rates TO those enrolling at this time.
mills
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WANTED. TWO MEN TO WORK UTAH
and Idaho territory; well established
business. $3.50 per month 10 right parties.
Call sal Constitution bldg, bet. 10 and
IL a. m. ml293
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SOME GOOD SOLICITORS WANTED.
Perfection Mfg Co. 6i5 w. Bird North,
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ADVERTISING SOLICITOR. MAGAZINE
ads and collections; must be resident
Of city; bond and reference required
SHELTON Pub Co. 235 Edison st. ml655
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wANTED-BE AN ACTOR. IF YOU
have the ability Il is our business to
bring IL out. We teach you and secure
you opportunity. Preparatory courses In
lyceum work. Salt Lake School of Act
ing. over Merchants bank mll25
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WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS MAKE QUICK MONEY HAN
ding our new Electric Heaters: at
lachable TO any current. BoilS liquids in
one minute. Rctais 81; large profits.
Write FOR exclusive territory. Presto
Electrical Manufacture Co, 323 Geary st.
san Francisco ml929
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Consult county clerk or the respective
siencrs for further lnformation).
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r. r. OFFICER ~ CO. ASSAYERs. 1e9
South West Temple St. Salt Lake
City m260
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WHEN YOU TAKE A COURSE AT
Henager's Business College you get the
best instruction and good position as
soon as competent. mlI14
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OLD-TIME, EXPERIENCED SOLICI-
tors. accustomed to making good money;
best proposition In city for both public
and solicitors. Call 9 to 10 n M. 3l2
Security & Trust Bldg, "a So. Main.
ml033
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WANTED HELP-FEMALE

HOME EMPL L.OYMENT AGENCY,
headquarters for cooks, chainbermads,
mattresses and house girls. 215 West 5th
South. Bell 36S7-k k3202
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HAT FACTORY
TYPEWRITERS

RENTED. EXCHANG-
ed. sold. Utah Typewriter Exchange
Co, phones S30. 50 w. 2nd SO. b2IS3
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SHOWCASES. WALLCASES. APOLLO
| cash register; at 83i So. Main. m1+92
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LADIES TO BORROW MONEY ON
their diamonds from Uncle Frank. .
East 3rd South. Ind phone 952- I592
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GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AP-
PLY MORNINGS 7:45. AFTERNOONS
Al ~ As. SUPERINTENDENT'S OF
EAST ST
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LET us FRAME YOUR PICTURE. ART
WAL Paper Co., 4S East LIST South st:
h3550
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pe Performance OF tho FIVE dogs under
rrection Of Max York at the Mission
week is proving one OF the best ami
acts that has been seen in this city
rhny months The dogs go through
sct without a word or Il whip being
curing the entire act.
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plus freight IL S. Daynes, office SO
Main street, with the Smart Shop. Bell
1854 h29G7
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MOVING, STORAGE, PACKING,
SHIPPING
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS

GLADYS SCHURTZ. 3O7 JUDGE BLDG.
expert In office dictation; satisfaction
guaranteed Bell 17ll. 1868
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) ADJUSTMENTS


I'M SALT LAKE THEATtRs. .
Drama.
LAKE TtlEATER"T Inc
Akl Akl,kenins Of Helena Richie" with
5af%"rraret a%rnt Anglin. Evening, Sis.
apr,rrrM THEATER-"In Gods .
iSS[s,,nTrv" with Willard MACK :
Sf,ndc Leone and associate play
49, Evening. SID
Vaudeville. :
ErssroN THEATER-Imperial vau-
Il IcyiIle. Matinee, 2;SO. Evening !
S:I5 and s'lS. :;
L.srNo THEATEE-Fishers vau- I!
'io,ille and moving pictures. Mat !
fnce' 2. Evening, A. 7
I,,r,sERT THEATEE-Htsh- class :;
re,,deyjlIe and moving pictures. ::
<faflnee. Q. Evening, 4 :
Motion Pictures. >:
[r,NA ISIS, ELITE TIiEATERS- ::
ttofion pictures, continuous per- :.
sormance, afternoon ard even ::
Ing. :;
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VISIT HENAGER'S BUSINESS COL
lege before you decide to enter else
where. Get the best, 40 So. Main St
Both phones. d29l9
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212 ACRES. PRIMARY WATER RIGHT:
also 1i-inch pipe for culinary purposes:
S-room brick house. large barn and cat
tie sheds; 40 head OF cattle, head OF
horses. farm implements; 40 acres now
In crop; all under fence: 30 miles from
Salt Lake on S. p. l.. a & S. l.. r R.
Sl3, 700. Gundry C Alder 5oi Scott bldg.
Bell 4110. mliS2
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STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel, restaurant and household help
Headquarters for laborers.
E 2nd South Phones 464. c743
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2nuing room only was the word at all
N performances In the Shubert theater
night. thus showing in no unmls-
tnie terms the high appreciation In
~ This weeks bill at the popular
nousc Is held.
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and diamonds at Uncle Franks Loan
Office, East 3rd South. Ind. phone 952.
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DRAMATIC

>>~~>~>~~~~~~-~-~~~>-@>-
SALT LAKE SCHOOL OF ACTING.
Special summer rates. Complete courses
in c!ocutlon. orntory and all branches OF
the dramatic art, Coaching for public
appearances. 2I5 So. Main. over Mer-
chants bank, n1259
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pleasinS comedy. lively music, pretty
aad handsome costumes can do
u .,r 10 MAKE an attractive programme,
inc Jolly Widow" 10 he opened by
Allen Curtis company at tho Daniels
~ saturday evening. June is. should
ps feature OF the summer theatrical
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OSTEOPATHy

DIR ALICE HOUGHTON. 1880 MER-
camille block (over Walkers store). Bell
phone Sol. ring ?. d2l3S
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TO LEASE
ATTORNEYS
TO HIRE
CLEANING AND DYEINa

SALT LAKE CLEANING CO. a5l so.
state. Bell phone 5935. Ind. 1884. d221O
CALIFORNIA EXPERT CLEANING co,
French dry cleaning, work guaranteed,
called for and delivered 376 So, State
street. Phones 1892. m26a
Arizona republican., 1910-09-28
ADJUSTMENTS
COLISEUM.

Last night opened the new bill, and the universal comment from the audi
 ence was, "The best show We have ever seen at the Coliseum" The first number, |" Frederik' the Great" an act of mystery, was presented by Mir. Frederik in an excellent manner, he performing some wonderfully clever tricks, leaving the audience mystified and highly entertained. The next num- ber Harrison Bros, presenting their original comedy act entitled, "The Matrimonial Agency" was a roar of laughter from start to finish, one of the brothers appearing as the country jay and the other as an old maid mat rimonially inclined. Both are exceed ingly clever in their line, making a decided hit with the audience. The next and last number. Hayes, Roberts and Hayes. introducing MT. Hayes as The Original Rag Time Hayes" who is a wonder on the piano. he ragging such pieces as "The Palms" and the Toreador song from Carmen. was well received by the audience Gus Rob- erts, the Australian Baritone" has an excellent baritone voice, singing his songs with much expression, and lone Hayes has an excellent voice and is a graceful dancer and has some beauti- ful costumes. The double between Gus Roberts and Miss Hayes, intro ducing George M. Cohan's Lets Take an Old Fashioned Walk" is beautiful in melody. and the costumes are very appropriate, closing a show which would be mighty hard to beat There were some very fine pictures shown. one subject being beautifully colored. This line of pictures is manufactured only by the licensed manufacturers, and this house is the only house ex- hibiting licensed pictures at the pres ent time in the city.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-28
STATIONARY ENGINEERS
 ID BANQUET DELEGATE
Will Hold Reception for orten Wiley and Listen to His Report.

As fitting tribute to their return ing delegate. Orten $. Wiley. Arizona Association No. l, Stationary Engi- neers, win tomorrow evening tender a banquet and reception in Lamson's s hall at which MT. Wiley will be the guest of honor Mir. Wiley is ex- pected to return today from Roches- ter, N. Y, where he went to attend the annual convention of the National Association of Stationary Engineers, as delegate from the local subordi- nate association.
 Of course, the banquet will be the principal form of entertainment, but there will be a reception following the discussion of the edibles, at which it is expected that Delegate Wiley will make a report of the work of the national convention. This session will be presided over by J. J. Mcintosh, the president of the Local No l, who will probably make a fitting address to the returning delegate in behalf of the membership.
 Incidentally an invitation is eXtend- ed to every visiting stationary engi- neer who may happen to be in PhOe- nix at this time, to attend the ban quet and become acquainted with the members of the Phoenix local. There is no way that these visiting engi- neers may be located. and the invi- tation is extended through the press, in order that all may feel free to come and know that they are wei come.
 Reports received from the national convention while it was in session during the week of September 12-17 indicate that it was the most instrue- tive and interesting session ever held by the national body. The details of what was accomplished will be gone into by Delegate Wiley upon his re- turn.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-28
"FRiEpLANDER ARRIVES"

Billie Friedlander and his big music al comedy company. twenty-two in number, arrived last night over the Southern Pacific from the south and are now busy renewing old acquaint- ances, and will put in today and to- morrow taking in the sights around the city and resting up Tomorrow night they open their engagement at the Grand theater with that latest musical success, "The Suffragettes. With the arriving of the Fpiedlander company this makes three big musical comedy companies in the city at one time-one company will close its en- gagement tonight and the other two companies will open engagements to- morrow night. Phoenix is now con sidered one of the best show towns in the southwest
Arizona republican., 1910-09-28
LEATHER HATS AND BELTS.


 Patent leather hats and belts are quite the smart things for the young sters The sailor hat .withe broad. upturned brim, or the little mushroom either in black or red patent leather, are as."eute as can be" The black pat ent leather belts have leather buckles about three inches long and an inch and half wide. Some of the black and some of the white leather belts have big gold buttons in the front or on the side One youngster looked all together charming in suit of black and white check gingham with bias bands piped in red, and a wide red patent leather belt. Another attract i've child wore a dark blue chambray dress with a black patent leather belt with a big leather buckle and black patent leather sailor hat.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-28
GRAND.

Another big crowd was on hand last night to greet Jimmie Lee and his company in that roaring farce comedy, "Finnigan's Alley and everyone went away happy. Tonight will be the last chance to see the James r. Lee com pany under its present engagement "Finnigans Alley" will be repeated and after the show big farewell dance and reception will be given in honor of the company and everyone attend ing tonight's performance is invited to stay for the dance.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-28
A BROKEN RAIL.
Wrecking of D. & R. G. Train On Con-
 tinental Divide.

Denver, Sept. 27-Westbound pas senger train No. on the Denver X Rio Grande railroad was wrecked at Tennessee Pass, where the main line crosses the continental divide, tonight. Three coaches left the track The de- railment was due to a broken rail. None of the passengers or trainmen were injured. The road will be blocked several hours.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-28
ITALIAN CHOLERA.
Censorship Removed, the Extent of
 the Plague is Understood.

Rome. Sept 27.-With the removal of the censorship. startling details of the cholera epidemic in Naples are being received A number of per sons have died in the streets and popular excitement is such that the police have great difficulty in main taining order. It is reported that 100000 persons of the better classes have already fled. i--.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-28

DR. BELLS REMoVAl-Dr W. M. Bell has, moved from 1g0S North Cen ter street to No. q West, Portland street. .his,' new. Overland telephone number being 116S. 5l7.i.' .,'-i
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-02-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior
United States Land Office,
Itnrna Arr.<.... I..... ~ ,

.|+"f - Fl|f'ff - fttfNAtN iiUl
Notice Is hereby given that The State
~ Oregon has llel in this Office its M.
plieatlon to reject, under the
provisions Of the Act OF Con.
gress, approved August II, 1913, and
acts supplementary and anienda,ory
thereto the
Wa " See. 7, VIZ VIZ Sec. rs. n.
% y, X. AZ r. (sefiai No OllaN;
= = Ela See. II. WI, Wa See ~. T.
20 !: r. 40 +. Serial No. 0IIs5); I,
Eh Ele Sec. IL, Els Els See l9. T.
~ y. X, 10 l.. (Scrial No O4l3Gl:
Lots 4 2. Sec. 6 Lots 2,3N4. Sec.
Lots ] 2, 3 & 1. See. IS, +. % S.. r
" g., W. M. (Seria No Oil3D.
ANY and all persons claiming adverse
~ Tue lands 'lecribed. or desiring to OH
ret because OF the mineral character ol
The land, ~ Tor any other reason, 10
! he disposal TO applicant, should file
Their nili,lavits Of protest IN this office.
on or before ths expiration Of The peri,
Oh Of publication.
r WIN Fare, Register.
.Irst publication. Jan. -, 1910.
last publication, March &. 1910.
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cnAscF 10 srAsr SOMETHING

An instiiation 81 great lmpo,.
'anr to I'.1rmn and Tie sur.
rounding country bn- hsen king
'i''rmapt FOR The pnst Two rear.
y 'san Institution TINT former.
a brought moro ready ensh ia
oar pope dur.ng iIiedulImonsl,s
shpn my other. IL built a r,.pu.
'nt'o' FOR pafpn TINT mnle M
kuevn MI over The ucsf. We ~.
'sr 70 The Parma Creamery
iuder the ,.sanamemrnt 81
stewart GenfI,nfs onr erea,ner,
ioa'Iv "A record for butter excel
srara 'hni has ser Ieen sur.
i,asvsi LIS product took every
first priza for which 1t competed
X vas never nble 20 liil lfznrde,
even at az advanced prize over
s'f'ser creamery butter. The
uoIcsn Rod became so We'll
Ano"n Ier excellence that a Boise
freamsfy counlerlfticd the brand
Ia order 70 sell its producer.
AiisrtalkirQ With Mr.. Uenflnr.
Tie uthsr day. we believe he ean
~ inipessl "a reopen tho larmn |
''fss'n'vsy. all ihut Is uecesKar, |
''r't~ uss hearty co.0pefatiun of |
'ne l'fu'srs apd rarusa bn l,les~ |
men. isqt u takA this % Ia tho
'cmmetr'll tlnlg. aud sse Ii wel
',n : aanin make the name al
''nriu4 hss1v'lF 'pr tn bnttcrnRl I
dairy herd.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-02-10

hEP49TNENT or TIE INTERIOR GIN.
rrAL ~ NJ OFFICE. WAsHING1aS, u. (. De-
rynber 1901. NOTICE OF RESTOR A ny
1E flbiIt LANDS 10 sETTLEMEST Avn
81 Notife Il hereby given thai ~ a
ovrlvtery ~ the Interior has yacntcd Jensr'
lsfI;sni order of vi lhdrawai In 50 far AZ H..
ran'e ancfts the withdrawal for irrisat,n',
purposes Under the at OF June Il, 1879 "a
Ttat-, j-s), Tor use in connection vim w
tnyctie-boise Project. ldahp-Orce ~ ~.
ioii""ing Described lands In The state II orr
Ep,' and BY hi< aulhority such OF said freess
~ nave not been heretofore finally restor.J
anu az are not Otherwise Withdrawn. r, served
w,.,npPr1psalnd, will be subject to settlement
nnIct the public baud laws Of The rnit,.,I
n,AteS on ana after March x, 1910 hui shall No,
pr sunleet to eptry. fling ar sclect;on mi.
'ft,li ihv, AZ the tnited States lnnI ofijr,
~ Durns. Vfrgnn, warming being exnrcsslv
safsn mat no person will be permitted i1
gam OF gxcfcisc any right whichever sndet.
NY settlement or occupation bcgun rfffr
H,vpFembeF y 1879 and prior to March K ia;o
= J. such SETTLEMENT or Occupation being for.
ppluaen; willamette Meridirn T2Is i; a
r., Log ., 9. 1aila Sec ~ r. 81 s.. II a. -
l.ut J. see. .; lots 4. ., Sec y and lots Ia x
, ne Hepcrel Land Office. Frank FIX roe FRI
,sssi s,ant seci etary OF the Interior my
irst publication. December 23 1909
'"ss Iublieatiop, February a. laiO
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80 - ~ tpef4 loosr fsi,fua,.' ~.
~ Ne No. 1akiiiafe ~ no 49,
{e1a $ sioeiil a. ghflr ~, 49,,
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az. si'--''tFem iofi 10 Fut~-J .lls.
49,. .A.is--4 cspls Charms III e
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her fh9sfor ''''.
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Splitting tape-F y Flax
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Mercantile q
I, 1 z s;,s directions 'or making pie
write eur naue sittiaxon ,sv
, .'.'' i'at ton o. coal Adams Lun,bes
DyFs eoltt,st
..;1 n, /. . estssiz 60 afest-Tsnner & smita
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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-02-10
NorIoEFoR sAlEorREALE srArp

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Tina,
4 meeting OF Caldwell Lodge NJ. ID. /
y O. n, will be held NJ the lolge room
Of said lodge in Caldwell, Idaho. on
Wednesday, February IG. 1910, Tor The
purpose Of voting on the question OF
anthnri1ine the i,ustees oi said l1d.e 10
sell The following describe real estate.
situated in Canyon county, Idaho. to-
Wit Commencing at the pafth west
corner OF the ~ "a OF theS. W. of IA.
,. w a OF section %, In township four.
north, OF range three, west Of Boise Nj,
fidian, running thence east ESQ feet
thence south 1920 ies.t thei,ce west e50
'set thence north S32 8 feet To the Mace
~ beginning; and To- make. execute and
deliver a good and sufficient deed To
said real estate la Gaze said sale i or.
tered- Said nlcesirg viii convene n,
~ o'clock =. m. Of said day.
Dated this 2lst day Of January, A. ID.
Chap A. Cakes.
John Stcunenberg.
J.. W. Cue,
Trustees.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-02-10

MrlA n Wright Who has been
''s'reyiwing ihepigizniso ~ Parma
IA iii rLort To raise funds 10
assist IA The ansupisti)n al ia.
organization 81 tho dropnsed
i'lack 'Asnnynn lrsgatiou oistlief
Frpufts that he has met with
sn"ss s'.csess thnn he anticipate
Ever % bad hsen raiscd 1'ue.
day bflu@ gisen by tue follow.
ing i'arsnn hnsinesspeople:--
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-02-10

:, ,DEPARTAiENT OF THE INTERIOR CRY
E 'a "A Nd OFFICE WAsHlssTox, b. e. De-
HsmDer q 1909. NOTICE or. RFyTOR A,rfnX
g , ~ Bl.lC LANDS TO SETTLEMENT I'm
70 70 ~ Notice Is hegeby given that the Aci-
~ secretary q the Interior has vacafsd de-
p,arlmenial order OF withdrawai.in So h,r
IN. me same effects the withdrawal for irrigriion'
pudtpose" under the act OF June H. 1862 (,5 Sfrt
roo} 10. use IN connection with the Pnvette,
poise roget Orcgon-Idaho OF the fcil9,yin,,
hSesorlDed lands in the State of Oreeor. liz
ha'.,, siirh Of said tracts as have not
~, Desii heretofore finally restored and are noi
ntnerVlse Withdrawn, reserved or approprin
'en, WI pc subject to settlement under ths
pupIlt ianu laws Of the United States IN nni
hi,eI Msrch 10, 1910, but shall not be subierf II,
eihtry, ming, or selection until April q igln 81
me United States land office al purns. or.,i,.,,
", wns,Ilng being expressly given that no peis,,
VII oe permitted To gain or exercise any rivht
wnAieNer under any settlement or occripat1ou
neeHn aiier October rs, 1909 and prior IL Mnr,,h
~, iaio an such settlement nr occupation being
,,na,pluden' Willamette Meridian + ~ II
70 r., ~ Sec. III Sc II SEQ IL; f. Up sec III ali
soci y; a SEQ. p: all SECS % and 81 T u
,, X; % r. - SEQ. W IL See. sail src Il
VA \ = SEQ I FRED DExNE1T, Commissioner
~ tne Dcneral Land Ofiee FRASk prrrcy
riIss assistant secretary e the Interior
lrst publication, December 30 laSp
LAST rAbiiraiiop, Marels gln
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-02-10
NOTICE For PUBLICATION

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
U. S. Land Office at Boise, Idaho,
Dec. l8, 1909.
: NOTICE il here by given that James
{, Hamilton, OF Parma, Idaho, who. on
December a 1904, made homestead
e sn No. 1873, sesial, No. c33S9, for
WIS seq NEi5 SEl5. SEP NEil,
Section 80, Township & II, Range 5 r.
Boise Meridian, has filed notice Of in.
tention to make Final fiye-year Proof TO
establish claim 10 the lard above
described, before u. S. Commissioner
Geo: W. Stoyel. at Caldwell. Idaho. on
the 18th day of February, 1910.
claimant names rs witnesses,
Harry +. Peterson, James p. Wei.
oourn, CARLYLE Smith, William o. Con-.
man. all OF Parma. Idaho.
Wm. Dalderston,
re-, Register.
First publication, January IS, 1910.
Last publication, February 10. 1910.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-02-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

- "3AANt " lhE AtfEHlOk,
y. ;. Land 0fiee at Boise, Idaho.
Dec. 10, 1909
NOTICE j. hereby given that George
on Jeny. =. 1893. made Homestead
knify No 1851. Serial, No. O3a55.
Ter eWt4 sEl1 Section IS, Township s n
Range W Ioise Meridian. has filed
notsre q intension 10 make Final Ave
year Proof, 10 establish claim to the
land above deeoribed. before u. s.
Commissioner Geo w stove. al CALI.
weils Idaho, Oh the 18th dry 81 Feb
runry 1870
tsimant names az witnesses
Leroy W. Peck, Edward Sloan. Hugh
"a i'rock and hedioFd Greenstreet.
All Of Parma, Idaho.
VIM. Balderston,
Register
FIRST Publication, January 10, 1910.
: A'asi fueneatiyn. February ~. 1910,