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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-14
Of mercy
CALLED TO HER
REWARD

From Tuesdays Daily 49,.
ysssssdsy morning ~ the Mercy
hospital, the soul Of Sister Mary
Pstrieis vent TO iss Maher. Tae
summons zane Unexpectedly ssd the
sheek 10 not only ssd one To her
associates 10 the Institution, bss al
In the community sincerely feel the
loss Of one whose life WORK Vas 70
beautifully and d~voesiy sosseeratsd
10 the sssse Of charity. The fatal AZ.
Fiction vss BvisAts disease. vita
which she wss suddenly ssised and
which snapped thu ,ssder fiber Il
life wi,host the lsa., warning. All
that medical skill could sxsssd. aad
ell that loving hands could offer,
we're useless. and she passed sway
pssssfuliy and devoutly.
The death Of hi. pure woman 10
. particularly SD css. she cane
TO ,his city but thee weeAs sgo, In
sppsseatiy the best Of health, and
~ss i~bued With that neal ssd AZ.
vsties esly shcse tsov wAe Lave
fcssshsa The rstA 81 shs worldly Zoe
The essshiiaa sauss Of pure Chri.tiss
charity. Her life vas devetedly sad
earnestly ssntsrsd toward siievistias
tbs m6srins Of the sieh and Ne
elected. and In her seader snd con.
s'ders,s regard for tss welfare %
the usfortunsss. she was Mad ssi
dstifsi to all slihs. mesldias %
smbiiies to this purposs and sacred.
" following II 20 her slosing days on
earth.
Slater Patricia came " the Mercy
hopsissi from silver City, n. ~. she
had been = member Of the order suf
ain years. aud in thss hrisf period
had Won the affection et all withip
and without tie seafine. - .......-sr
city, particularly, AZ one Of the fss.
uity. her faithful service 10 tas az
fiistea was known 10 all. and in en-.
tsring this field the mme anselfish
49," "e> NV smttts"oe FuG w.
young in years. only shirty.oss. and
was native Of County Mayo. ire.
land. she came from her native
eeansry six years ago. and i.nedi.
ssely ehoss the life Of sister Of
Mercy. Her loss 10 sincerely regret
ted by oil who enjoyed her aeqasist-
anee.
Her RENAME ~in be laid away To-
morrow and apoa the arrival al
Mother Paul this morning from PAos.
nis. wita other members Of the sis-
tiers Of Mercy, .. definiss hour will
be ses, that oil may be afforded IN
opportunity 10 psyine respect 70 one
wsoss life was without : blshisA.
and whcss uplifting womssAosd srs
.sserstiy fslisvsa - ths sad-
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-14


many Of them yielding to that policy.
some were absorbed, others eonsoli
dated; many left the national bank
ing field and confined .. state or
CARNATIONS and some discontinued
bushes. altogether.
"ft 10 the PURPOSE" the nepor,
says, "to get out Of she aatlopsl sys
ten every bank when !. managed In
such o careless, reckless and spseuls.
tive or incompetent manner ~ 20 en-
dssgsr the safety Of IL. depo.itors. -
National banks, Of course, provide
the principal market for United
states bonds. Their Investments in
these securities have increased CO..
100000 in the last year, and they
nov bold 100000. 900 Of thsss bosds,
Of which approximately 100000 900
sre per sesb.
Clearly, " 10 evident that the ma.
nonai banking system has srpsfi'
spesd Us rsssest growth in the Iss'
ten years. More than half the aa-
tossl banks new In existence have
begun business within that time and
have . eombiaed capital Of s2so, ooo,-
900. During the last ten years the
number % banks In operation has In.
creased by $3.50. and the authorized
capital has increased s5s3,ooo, 900.
The bank note circulation Of the
country Increased at the same time
from sa5t,ooo,ooo 10 s7is,oo0, 900,
and reached the maximum In the BIZ.
tory Of the institutions 10 April Of
lsst year.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-14
MICHAEL OOOLAN
SUCCUMBS TO
ILLNESS


A letter received from wsnden
yesterday states that Michael Doolsn
lied there December ard. Bright =
disease was the fatal mslady.
Mr.. Doolsn was IS yeass old and
. native Of Ireland. lie arrived in
Nevada In the psImy days Of the
Comstoeh, and has been Identified
vitA the nisIsg aistriets Of that
state and this Territory every since.
No known relatives survive him. He
leaves promising mining property In
the wsndsn district, to the develop.
mest Of which he devoted the great.
er part Of the last ten years.
Mr.. Dooisn wss one Of the pie.
taresqus characters Of pioneer days
IN the West. No isnd or mountain
range was too forbidding for him to
explore. lie prospeeted the country
tributary to the Arizona 4 Cali.
fornia railroad for many years be.
fore the projection Of the line and
knew every water supply 10 the
mountaip ranges and desert wastes.
His remains we're inferred at wsaden.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-14
MEMBER
STANDS BY HIS
CONVICTIONS
prom Tuesdays Daily,

Hon. James Scott, Republican dele
gate 10 the Constitutional convention
from Navajo county, passed through
yesterday, en- route home, and while
at the depot was cordially greeted by
many residents Of the city, where he
resided q quarter Of a century ago,
following mining. Mr.. Scott was a
member Of the i+ib Legislative As.
sembly from Apache county, and has
filled many important ofsess in the
gift o. the people.
In speaking Of his attitude with
other delegates Of his party in re.
fasing to sign the Constitution, az
adopted, he stated tina he would leave
the outcome 10 the people in his eoun.
~, snd believed taat his course would
be endorsed. lie IL ardent in the
cause Of statehood, and in the halls
Of the Legislature, when . member,
YES . strong supporter Of . memorial
asking Congress to grant an enabling
act. lie will stand firmly by his
convictions and believes the final out.
come will show the wisdom Of the
concerted action Of the ten Repub.
hssns In standing shoulder "a
shoulder. refusing 10 sign the docu.
neat.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-14
Ten MILE STRIP
Of HIGHWAY IS
FINISHED


saturday night the ten mile section
ef the Territorial Aishray. TO the
ssssh 81 this city, was somplstsd By
the Johssos.shss Construction com.
rsny. and today Il win be ofseialiy
turnsd over to the Beard OF Con.
troll, represented by X. A. Craig, eisi.
sea member. who viii arrive from
Phoenis. Further work for the vim.
ter win he suspended ON that portion
Of the route. and II wlil hereafter be
IN charge Of . section foreman.
sunday the road was traversed BY
MANY people Of the city in all man.
ner Of vehicles. and the general opin.
Ion Is that Il the finest piece Of road.
way in this section Of Arizona. in
fact, 10 a revelation In the skill Of
practical road building, and IL an
agreeable relief In its lire Of a pub.
lie improvement. from that ordinarily
10 be seen.
Beginning today the purpose Of
the Prescott AUTO Clsb IL TO afford
the business men Of this city and
others m opportunity 10 ses sAii
issdabls improvement, that oil may
Inspect iss splendid rcadbsd ssd ~
= psnorsmA without ~ sqssi Ia
beauty an sttssetivsssss In the
county. All vill - taken sst "a
VIE terminal psiss, asa The tin se.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-14

have made Ia the direction Of regard.
isT me soysrsmsst % . factor In
business.
The first move Ia that dirss,ios
was made by the labor unions which
save been asking for many years 20
s~es. governmental boards Of arbi.
ts,ies. Tbi, policy hss been adopt
I'd by the Ns'iosai government 90
yell ss by the states. almost without
exception. M far II has worked vel.
but " is evident that the natural
svoiuiion Of the policy win be In the
direction Of further power for the
vsricu. boards o. labor and srbitfa
tloo. aud sven,ssiiy their ruling viii
No forced on both side. by law ~
10 evident, therefore, that government
~ sonmissIos IL beeomipg more aud
sore q fact.
II 10 only necessary 90 consider for
a moment the vast po~sr possessed
ny the Interstate commsres Comnis-
,siss. a. rsslise tsst Congress To the
creation Of the, commission has
b'sush, INTO srisisses powerful
force In the basisess world. II 10
clear thu, the trend Of thought 10
toward the eres,ies Of . tariff CON.
s'ssiou Organised along the same
iiAss. The Interstate Commerce Con.
sIssIoh sas the psvss 70 reduce ia
railway rate II u considers II too
hss and . special court Of review
les. bssp provided ss . safety valve.
sgpssh from the court 20 20 direct.
y " tbs supreme Court. A tariff
ssssAssies, ossssissd ep the same
pslHslpis, % deal With tariff SEIZED
slss - The in,sssss,s Commerce Con-.
-is-loh desI- eth railway r.,ss ssd
sssshsr special court Of review, are
the logical outcome II she recon
nssdstioss Of President Taft and Of
the Associates @ Manufacturer.
Which first evolved the tariff CON
mission idea.
rhsre 10 10 the seee-sisy foe . rsd
essI Incorporation lac tho ultimate
seed ~ . eemmis-ios 10 rsgsisss ths
larger isdsssv,si corporations, 30 The
sssi~sys are $50 regulated. That
SEGA . ssmmissiea weaid s~estasily
need TO have l.ewer "a regulate prices
10 ssiy The teaching % our expert.
sse- ~iih the isisf,t.ts Commerce
cemmissiou. Here again . special
ssuu of 'sview misA, he found a
asvsssity. We have ihes, &c The
ss~ fern 81 trestlss thess qsss
tless. eeami-sies, court Of rsvlsw
sua the supreme Coars. The relief
lts the rssies States Circuit cousss
~asli greatly facilitate their work
ssd dsf away ~ish such needless De
lss Perhaps, one ~ ,h. mo.s later.
es'isg feature. ~ tee policy, adept.
"a in he ease ~ the railways aud
p'ep.sea for the tariff and isas.
trial combinations. 1. the extent to
which caasres. u asked 10 relessi.,
it, power.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-14
rsrs COMMISSION IDEA.

The reception accorded the second
snaasi message to congress has
shown very s,feRg dIsposisioa TO
look 20 the uovsrnmen, Cor aid. The
de,slopm.n, ef saeI d condition !.
not strange In view Of The legislation
dealing with the .rrsple.iqu aud sup
srvisisn Of great. spssoe.si enterprises,
for o. they have been designed to
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-14

-
Tie 10. AngeIe- Times. ia com
sssting % toe vest Of the Demo
ostis Constitutional convention %
Asisoss says
"Tss Democratic party ba. often
exhibited great sspaeiiis. for ssif
destruction. II s an sdspt in tbs
art 81 doing the wong thing for u.
ssh o, the ngh, time for lie oppon
eat.
"Ths Democratic majority In the
Asisons Coss,itutisnsi convention
have exhibited this tendency 20 q ~.
.ssksbls srteat. They have placed
80 nssy clubs In the hsads Of their
opponents, that ssitssf President
Taft no' cospss. will probably be
compelled To pssfssm the painful
duty % keeping Arizona out % the
Usion, 10, the voters themselves gill.
u !. predicted by msny Ari,oesns. n.
fvss statehood by dselising 20 n,ify
the Constitution which the Demo
ssss hsvs f,sasa fsv them
"Ths D.moessis have been bsgaii
- by slIops,his physicians into p'se.
"s In the proposed Constitutions .
clans. ,h., 90 ds,tm snail, ever be
allowed TO practice mcdieirs 10 All
sesa unls.. he /. member % one
ef abe "rsxshs :" .sbsols % @asi
else. TIL. ~in .hst on, Christian
A,'sstis's -ho s,e very, auwsfous in
the Territory and !, win isslsde o,
tssp.ihis,s, ssipre dseson. vegetable
remedy doeie~. mind sss,s,s sss ell
ether psse,i,iossr. ~hs help people 70
% 20 hsssss--r o,hs,siss-by 80
superstition route,
."Psevisioa 10. bees made 10 The
proposed Constitution fcs dissssssia
ssiss hsis'.fios saslss, rs,isoss.
.ssias. bsoLiss saa eli other cor
rsss,isns. isas sesusisx the i.sip
ssss Of these pe~stfsi agencies
sssirst rs'ifisssiop. tn. elsass In the
rses'i'p,icr whirs ~shs. every Ar
ssssn -he has not lived in the rsf
sisssy live yssrs isslisihis " psb
lie sMss. Gin ssass the iaaiSrs,ie.
~ the one, ,~s. ,ks~~ .sd fsss year
sesidspn. They will sat relish he
,ss ,lss.sd ss 'jesssy sem.lai.iy. -
SD they ~iil vote assiast ra,ifiss.
ties.
"Ths object % The D,moerstle
c..s,i,u,isa maker. ma. sviasn,iy
ssss 10 pa, the HsPuhli,sa. 81 An.
w." ~ s" ""N~'s WNefatY 'hst
al the once. ~ the new eommsu
wealth will n. secuted y, DEMO.
sss,.
''Ths Ahsens Republican. arc no,
~ the tara The other cheek variety
rae, ~ill probably prefer TO rsmair
10 Territorial paPiiase rather ,hAs oh
tain statehood by hslss bound hand
asa foot asd delivered unts the ten
dies mersis. ~ tne cracks and tan
Eaters spi rss,iast statesmen who's.
~s,iss ,u the eosves,ioa have mad
A,lsonn ridiculous +"
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-14
SECOND JuaY DraAoasss.

For the second time, the celebrated
walna, creek dog esse has been tried
aaa sr iaymsn have failed to agree
90 . verdict. se reporting last sight,
at o'clock. after " fsw hours de.
liberation. The trouble grows out Of
the alleged Killing by poison % =
shepherd dog owned by william Joan.
'on. by n w. Ainsworsh. Judge Nc.
Lane states that he viii move II ON
the calendar. ta,
...s ....-4--- a. -. 49,. - - ii. ~
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-14

Weather forssast for Arisens
FAis 10 soutAss. psstiss, ssis o
saw u The sestA.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-01-06
vAcRANr THOUGHTS.

No one is too poor to be respected.
Desire and Duty seldom walk to
gether
A turncoat is far more honorable
than hypocrite.
Sarcasm is excellent medicine for
the ann that knows 1t all"
The man that thinks for himself is
wiser than the bookworm.
II men had not used their eyes and
ears. books never would have been
written.
II you have a skeleton in your closet
1t is wise to lock the door and throw
the key in the river.
We have grown old when we realize
that Youth is the diamond decade in
the rosary Of our years.
manners maketn the man. out II
is well to know whether the manners
are natural or only borrowed for &C.
casions.
Memory signs when we promise to
forgive and forget; for Memory knows
that the mind does not always obey
the heart
They say that every cloud has sill
yer lining; but we take notice that
Innings are generally where we can't
see them: On the wrong side
Does a star notice a wormg Ask
Yourself this when envious tongues
speak evil of you-and then. shine onl
Catherine Frances Cavanagh. In
Sunday Magazine.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-01-06

A certain poet famous for the
warmth ot her earlier illusions desires
to avoid the learned wrinkle that be-
comes part OF the literary face. So
she has above her desk a little mirror
in which she glances occasionally as
she writes. and il she finds her brow
wrinkled in thought she breaks It
by smiling wildly and murmuring
some assertion OF Peace. Joy and Sc
renity!"
One day as she was doing a very
learned essay OF the High Think or
der she found that the crease between
her eyes persevered She got angry
then and stopped the assertions. On
the spur OF the moment she tore q cor.
ner from her writing pad. dabbed II
with mucilage and placed it on the
wrinkle
1t stuck fast in a few minutes and
then hardened, and now she declares
that she has discovered a new fountain
OF eternal youth.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-01-06

The top strawberries are eaten the
FIRST.
Who is the most elevating fellow
you ever knew? l know a sheriff.
You are not necessarily worthless
because some one else IS worth more.
You never heard OF a tree BEING
known by its leaves-i''s the fruit that
counts.
Every mother pats herself on the
back when her daughter marries the
man she selected.
It does not always follow that be
cause a man has large clothes he Is
addicted to loose habits.
Clothes do not make the man." No.
but they make all but his hands and
face during business hours,
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-01-06
SENTENCE SERMONS.

The greedy are always needy.
Life is the mill in which men are
made.
They are richest who give the world
most refreshing.
Making a name for gold does not
make a golden name
Truth rests on facts. but Aer face
reaches higher realms
Hope and aspiration Joined make
the energy of any life
It often takes great load to get a
man down on his knees. ~ss
An appetite for fattery attracts our
foes and repeIs our friends esA.r
The failure to be feared is that Of
tearing to begin lesr YOU fail
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-01-06

The Crane Falls Power company
have instituted Offices in the Bailey
block. from whence they will direct
their operations in this vicinity.
They have let contracts for the
bitches and laterals to Ben. Quarry,
who is already at Applecove getting
ready for business as soon as the
weather permits. They intend to
furnish water for irrigation on this
tract in time for this seasons crops.
Prof. Warner. and his corps of
teachers returned from the annual
meeting of the State Educational
Association at Boise, the latter part
of last week. The meeting was one
of the best and most profitable in
the history of the association. The
lectures by Judge Lindsey attracted
particular attention and widespread
interest The teachers were all bene-
fitted by the meeting and are better
~ Ntoi W Aoi VII IttA9li ttnAA VI tllV pACo-
,ent school year, which starts on next
Monday morning.
Mr. A. T. Thorten was caller In
thea Office Monday This, is his first.
visit since the serious illness he and
his family have been suffering. He
stated that his little daughter is still
very weak and suffering with burn
ing fever. This is her seventh week
and a.change for the better expected.
He lays the cause Of his family being
stricken down almost simultaneously
to the water used while in the state
OF Oregon, not water from wells in
this city. lie came here with his
family aast summer from Oregon
where they We're looking for loca.
Con. Everyone is glad to see him
ont again and learn that his little
daughter Is getting along without any
serious setback.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-01-06
TIME OF TRAINS.


To Thurman, Tuesday and Satur-
day, at S:15 a. m.
Oreana and Grand View, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at a. m.
Bruneau. and Wickahoney daily
except Sunday, at S:15 a. m.
Pine, Rocky Bar. Featherville and
Atlanta 1aily. except Sunday, at 6
a. M
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-01-06
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

-oCfe- '''"' 1870
"A. Utley is in the city this week
W. D. Evans was in Boise the first
of the week.
E. A. Wilmot of sunnyside was in
the city yesterday on business.
Edith Mason has been sick the
past few days, but is better 1T this
writing.
LOST -Child's grey fur; two short
brown ends. Finder please at this
Office.
Miss Grace Grain returned to her
school duties in North Yakima last
Sunday evening
Only few Maverick specials left
You had better secure some before
they are ali gone
From cannibalism to culture by
the New szealanders at the Opera
House, January Sth
w. f. Densel. cashier of the
Stockgrowers State Bank was in the
Capital City Tuesday
Harry X. Bacon, linotype operator
in this Office, spent New Years day
with relatives in Baker City, oregon.
nt
Judge W. C. HOWE left for Boise
Tuesday evening, where he has sew
eraI cases before the Supreme Court
of the state
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy rs
not a common, everyday cough mix
tire 1t is meritorlous remedy for
all the troublesome and dangerous
complication sresulting from cold in
the head, throat, chest or lungs. Sold
by r. w. Smith
Mr.. and Mrs, James Armstrong
entertained number 6ftheir friends
TO a. New Years dinner last Satur-
day. Place cards were original and
decidedly novel. suggestive OF the
twelve months in the year just past
Chamberlain Cough Remedy new
Vt disappoints those who use it for
obstinate coughs, colds and irritations
Of the throat and lungs. It stands
unrivaled as remedy for all throat
and lung diseases. Sold by R. W.
Smith.
Ben r. Gray OF HALEY came down
yesterday to attend the funeral of
his brother. J. ID. Gray, which occurs
this afternoon. Ben. was at one time
resident Of this city and held the
Office OF deputy sheriff of Gilmore
county
The Crystal Theatre offered
special attraction the past two nights
in the nature of Whistling Carl. a
palm whistler and entertainer Man
ager McKibbin is out after the good
things for the entertainment of his
patrons and never fails to put on
good attractions
The Boise Statesman Of January
4th contains a half tone of Worth
Lee OF this city, who has been made
a member of the executive committee
Of the Idaho Wool Growers Assoc
eiation. The association is in session
at Caldwell this week and the forest
reserves is coming for its share in the
discussions.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-01-06

estate. 20
Last Tuesday Joseph Longfellow
returned to his college studies at
Pullman.
Edward Mason returned Tuesday
to North Yakima after his visit dur
ing the holidays
WANTED-House keeper Must
be competent and good cook. Mrs.
Albert W. Broughton.
Howard Gress and wife Of Grand
View are rejoicing over the arrival
Of an V pound boy at their home
last Sunday night
Complete camping outfits. consist
ing of tents, stoves, beds, chairs and
fishing tackle, at the w. L. Thomp-
son Furniture Company store.
Miss Mayme AXE returned to Sea-
tile last Sunday night. to resume her
studies, after the holiday vacation
spent with friends and relatives in
the city
Call and see the new Floor Cover
ings and our new line of linoleums.
The floor covering is entirely new and
the best that has been turned out to
date W. L. Thompson Furniture
company.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
very valuable medicine for throat and
lung troubles. quickly relieves and
cures painful breathing and a danger
ously sounding cough which indicates
congested lungs. Sold by R. w
Smith.
II. e. NJ. Kensit, consulting en-
gineer for the Crane Falls Power &
Irrigation company. has been in this
vicinity the past few weeks looking
after the interests of his company
Mr.. Kensit is an electrical expert and
is in charge of that department.
fA.
A. e. Bailey went down to Grand
View last Monday to attend to bust
ness matters requiring his attention.
Although a very old day. Mr. Bailey
did aot hesitate to make the trip.
being used to the rigors of the Michi-
gan winters. where the mercury goes
lown to 40 below
,esa
Sam Durant has been very i'll the
past week and last Friday his condi-
lion wassserious. Sam has been in
III health ever since coming to Idaho,
nearly three years ago, but the past
winter has been unusually bad. He
is some better at this time and viii
be about again in few days
"
Sam Eckstein expects to take
possession OF his beautiful little
home next week. It is modern in
every respect and will make one OF
the comfortable homes Of the city.
Berg & Johnson did the work. which
guarantees for it high-class work
manship all through.
~
d Miss Elizabeth Hill Of saltwater.
Mimi, VIII silva an elocntionary en-
tertainment. assisted by local musical
talent. at the Opera House Tuesday
evening. January 18th. under the
auspices of the Sub Rosa club for
the benefit OF the cemetery fund Ad-
mission, so and 35 cents; children,
IS cents. Seats on sale at Smiths
drug store.
~
C. + Wheeler and wife left for the
east Wednesday evening. accompanied
by J E. Dalton of New York. counsel
for the Idaho Fruit Land Co., who
has been visiting them for the past
ten days looking over their properties
here. They will stop over in Denver
a few days to attend the apple show
Mr. Dalton is much pleased with the
country
John " Trollope and Louis W.
Hymes of Detroit. Mich. are in the
city, the guests of C. e. Rogers. a
former resident of that city. They
are in the west looking for good in
vestments and stopped in Mountain
Home. They were very well -
pressed with what they found here
and will no doubt become heavily
interested in the near future.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-01-06

Edith Mason has been sick the
past few days, but is better At this
writing.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-01-06

T. A. Wilmot of Sunnyslde was in
the city yesterday on business.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-01-06

The Boise Statesman Of January
4th contains half tone Of Worth
Lee OF this city, who has been made
a member of the executive committee
OF the Idaho Wool Growers Assoc
ciation. The association is in session
at Caldwell this week and the forest
reserves is coming for its share in the
discussions.