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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14
TO RENT

y. btaucn1 q SON.
TO RENT.
10 REET-cottage house Of rooms and
bath, hot water aud electric lights. Rea8y
January 10 Inquire 70 Maple avenue upstairs
Mrs. Adele G, Scott 2astds
TO RENT--k new cottage house All furnished.
iu good residential part y the city All mod~
ern commences Coal, wapd. etc Supplied. For
particulars address ''s' this eidce 25tf
TO RENT-A tenement al si2 North Main AZ
Is 10 good repair, has bath. hnt-air furnace ahd
electric light Inquire 81 sia IA Main s. 2sotf
TO RENT-2 tsnemenss 30. . Branch ST. Quo
down and one up sfaira &lHe0 and Sa08 la
guire at q Branch ST. q % Ssh Forsyth. No
Brook St 28atf
10 RENT warm. COW tenement 81 foa.
che ssd. Also clean, dry store room. i5 feet
square, SHEA thea az over. Enquire &C in Aver.
y street Mrs George. 2ssff
TO RENT--A very conveniently arranged
seven room tenement if Academy atrees Has
spring water electric lights. fs one az tao
peasantest in che Guy. Enquire 81 tho .. A
Perry fsai Estate Agency aagf
TO LET-A FIVE room tenement ats2 Merchant
street. Al modern conyeniences, newly re-
paired throughout q. ". Mann, "a WeiiinR.
Ton street. 2sftf
TO RENT-sir room fsnemsnton Hoeksravs
nue.. Appls e + 4. TOW Gel Se-22. 2a9tf
10 RENT-A tenement AZ 10 Elm street.
n Ferry, agent z NORTH Maia street iQtf
STORE FOR RENT--The store now used 81
the " cofwOrth and 81 cent store, Vacant
about January 1910 q NJ Perry agent Is
North Aain streee 2ietf
70 RENT Down sfairs tenement Y So sem.
mary street gas rahge electric ishfS. hot Wa
ter fixtures INQUIRE Il f. Parker, Go Wash-
ingtan street MOTT
no RnNg-Down etairs tenement on Second
street Low rent for winter If tgEsu AZ once
Inquire 4, Parker q Washington y n0tf
TO REET-- Five room tenement, team heas.
an modern Improvements. up ore night In
qnifa u a 4. baxzsi 22 Pearl ~ i8ssf
10 RENT-4onemant d rooms 20 Branch
street Rent st200 1871
10 RENT-4enemont on Foster street Rent
ia RENT-Tsnemont OF PARK street lent
10 RENT Cottage house "a curlisr strsaf
FoR SALE Timber lot in winiamst8wn
VIII sell Qanighs OF let tho sustiag Oh
shares 1871
Tenement. srooms on Branch az, sisoa 1851
Tenement Of rooms, hath. not and cold
water, furnace and electric Lights, on Pleasant
street at $1,000 1901
= 4. Phelps Academy street. rhoneq-ih
TO l.ENT Two tsnenent with all mohara
in res lgeatiun, and the hebt
Mann. Tel iss-2l N0. 81 Wellington Sc l7oa
TO Rents Office rooms 10 rent IN Eastman
Brothers block, ls8 North Main street i23u
To RENT 0noes, single Or double L.
3Yafill's htiiiaing i53EE
10 RENT--fargo basemols arg ana lighs
nQctrs " H. N. AvBrilL Sztg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14

FOR SAiE.~One hurrow tread power ems
counter shafE nine feet long. three hangers
three puieYs, d u and 90 inch al noariv new
and mace by Vermont Farm Machine co. also
one Horton StAve Leg Rotary Washer. with
paiiry 81 use with abuvo power. OF crank fot
Held, W. y Z. d. 8 a5sd
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14

To RENT--A new cottage house All furnished
30 good residential part - the city. All mod~
em cenxiences. Coal, wapd. etc. Supplied. For
particulars, address "sH this oiiice 252tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14

a0head d cattle eau be carried on this 1865
acre farm. Land divided into 40 acres ullage
GO acres pasture aud s5 acres wood land sugar
bush so to 1850 hundred trees. Buildings eon.
slft u 9 room house, barns, with Easements
and 100 ton siio, Also creamery store sheds,
granafy, etc. Running water &c house and
Yards Everything ia No I order and nc re-
pairs to make. Price s25Qo Geo. A. Tracy,
Real Estate, Chelsea vi, 4x2W
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14

FOR sALE-FoHr Boston terrier pups. Coed
breed. Apply atal trangiiu street. i75sf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14

FOR SALE Ok EXCHANGE Of about
TO acres. located one-haf mue ffom village.
creamery, stores etc. Keep IS cows and Is
stocked AZ present. Buildings good and cons
sist q 4 Two story house, egnfaininx 70 rooms
barn 32x4S and one lsx3l, silo. and ben house
With the farm the oeneT wishes 20 sell l4 head
Of stock QUO s-year-oia colt. four shuats. brood
SOW. hens. hay, silage. Is bushels o potatoes,
% bushels barley, az tools. including 0ne farm
wagon. worth $500 Price for immediate sale
only S8io0.a0 Inquire of the p. A. Perry Real
Estate Agency, Barre We 1sid
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14

FOR RALE- seyen-roam cottage house and
haiH, vita au0ut four acres ol land. located IN
the city UNIT. House and barn 81 good e.
pair spring water pumped into house. Base
ment under paru. Houee finished ia hard pine
with hard wood floors Sonic fruit trees
buildings Insured Tor $500 % Price $3.50 0e,
x5r0o0 Or sou. 20 d0wn Inquire &c the n II.
Cate Real Esfafe Agency. Barre. VI 4Dtf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14
D. r. DAVIS "The Druggist
Poultry
Feeds

Averill Mills Dry Mash,
Averill Mills Scratch Feed,
Wheat, Barley, Buckwheat,
Oyster Shells, Crit, etc.
Page S Perfected Poultry
Food.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14

Farm Of iss acres, Suitably divided into tll-
iaga. paature aud woodland buildings COZ
sist 81 good dwelling houss, three barns. sheds.
and never failing running water at house and
barn. fhis place Is situated on river road
three miles from q husthng Vermont village
and enc-fourth mile from school Wood enough
on this place to pay for iL The above farm Il
well fenced and win keep q head " stock and
a team A desirable piece If property ct orr
price 81 Els90. VIII sell it for 500 cash down.
the balance % remain on mortgage George A.
Tracy, heal Ettate, Chelsea. W. 12H
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14

ron sALE-Green wood SAYS a cord Dry
wood tI5 d cord, aie0 ffet elaes hay for sals,
Also 2 number Of bills 81 cider aad driving
horse, Terms cash. Fred g. Downing, OraaRe
Center w. Orange %. Telephone. 1s4te'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14

John McTntyre, who died the nrst Of
the week at his home IN Milton. was
veteran in railroad employment. He was
Fin his Goth year and had spent IS years
.pf Biz life il the employment 81 tho
Central Vermont railroad He began
work on il at fhe age Of III For Is
years be was a section foreman, and was
The oldest enc oh the road IN years Of
service. and the oldest but one ii any
branch Of the railroad work. RE was
badly crippled hy rheumatism, but kept
at his work uatH 3 few weeks before
Ifs death
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14

St dohnbury has 4 new industry n
view, a. the American News Vending
company, which is ready to begin bust
ness will locate there IL it receives prop
er support from the public lts product
operates like a penny.in the-alot Ma
chine, being for the purpose 81 selling
newspapers and magazines The person
desiring q paper simply deposits BIS
money and The paper Is Immediately At
bis disposal, The machines are ID actual
use by some 81 the large newspapers and
prove great success. The citizens 81
Sc Johnsbury hope the promoters Of
tho company viii see fit 70 locate there.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14

FOR SALE-block wood dried ia shed. also
limb and chunk wotd w. W. sutton nov
Hin. Barre. VI Telephone. s55-a 1881
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14

Waile Mr.. and Mrs Frank Fisher and
family we're attending q church social in
East Concord one evening last week
their house caught FIRE. II is thought
lamp, which was left turned down,
exploded, as the lamp was found broken
and the oil Oh Gre When TIE house
was entered by Ben Vernott. who was
passing and saw The FIRE. h at once gave
The alarm and extiuguished the blaze,
hut not before considerable damage was
done to both house and furniture.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14

NOT THE KIND USUALLY OFFERED
FOR sA14E--tQ acre place, only one and one
haif miles from eity, on good road. Wood
enough fnr place. Zine stream Of running wa
tai a. buildings. baiidings have been built
Tess Than 1--WE years aud consist 0f nine room
house. finished b hard wood with hard wood
floors. Barn x 20. elaphoardeu aud painted,
with basement underneath. a fine place for
one wishing 10 work IL Barre part Of The tme.
Price 500 y A. Perry haai Estate Agency,
Barre, VT Z2Qtf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14

HOkeE FOR sALE-N aiehs about iig0 grey
u color. Price low For further particulars
Inquire go 40 Maple Ave. IaEes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14

HARROWs FOR sAIE-Ciark Diak Har.
fOws, both getaways and fun disks The best
Harrow on the market The cuttways work IS
much easier than q e full disk as 5 sharp round
pointed spade does easier than a square blad-
ed shovel. and 10 pulvefi2es the ground wofk
better e Carleton. n Highland I've 42tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14

Joseph Debrune Of Greensboro died AZ
the home Of his son last week Thurs.
day, at an advanced age Of 100 years.
he haa been cripple for many years
and FOR the last few years had been
confined to bis bed Mr.. Dehrune was
born IN Portugal and came 20 this conn
try when about fourteen years Of age.
TIE he'd lived in several different places
and Ia 1885 went to the town Of Green's
bore, whore be had since resided
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-14

FOR hAIk~Eafm. ITO acres, In Waits River
Buildings in good fepsir Running water AZ
house and barn. Apple orchard and sugar of-
ehafd The place viii keep 8 o. @ cows and
team Nice growing lumber both hard and
soft, ~ miles FROM creamery and ono milo ta
village and post On ., I mile % two different
schools. Price only $4,000 Inquire At the
y. 3 Cate ReAl hstate AEeney. nafre. We .lotf
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-08-13
VOL. xxvl---No. 1.

this HERALD enters its twenty-six
year. On paper quarter of century looks like goody
time looking back the past twenty-five
years. doesn't long the undersigned We acknowledge
being bit older but still quite feeling at least; not
hope August but not at this time,
ey devoid Of that cheap but cheering elixir of e not
fvll enthusiasm then; confident in the honesty of
people twenty-five but still believer in the
trusm that the majority of people honest and mean
to do what right Looking things from this calm and to
mind rational standpoint look back the past
twenty years good deal of satisfaction. While
haven't accomplished much ambitions had hoped for
feel that endeavors have met with considerable
We have worked diligently for interests for
others. that done than share in
have made mistakes in times by If acknow
lodged apoogzed for tbem We're not hut that We
always what thought right and let at
that We will continue that line In the future in the
not the diplomatic
making way to do things
The growth of and Meeke has been slow
steady permanent From the first the
continues We had booms and don't
But indications point to rapid growth
during the growth that will probably equal
that Of the past twenty five years.
THE HERALD will keep with the growth and develop
ment of Meeker Rio Blanco county,
JAMES LYTTLE, Editor
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-08-13
twenty-five Years Ago Today

Mr.. Adolph Baer, of Baer Bros,
Leadville, was in Meeker In the early
part of the week. Mr.. Baer is here
for recreation and to see the country.
[Out of that visit has grown the
present large holdings of the Baer
Bros. in Rio Bianco county.l
Among the Meeker gentlemen who
kindly rendered their services to the
HERALD last week was Shirt Tail
Bill. Bill is from Missouri and what
he doesn't know about the newspap-
er business isn't worth knowing.
Our thanks are due Messrs. J. w.
Hugus 4 Co., HcHatton & Sheridan,
J. M. Gregory, Judge Hazen, w. H.
Clark and Charles Werdenhoff for
aiding us in getting out the initial
number of THE HERALD.
The national colors were displayed
at half-mast In the park at sunrise on
Saturday last, by Judge J.W. Hugus
and Mr.. N. Major, in honor of the OBJ
seques Of General Grant.
Among the numerous prospective
printers who wrestled with the ''pie"
box during the week, Fred Streblke,
of Leadville, carried off the honors.
Jack Devereaux came down from
Morgan's, last week. Jack is an old
timer in this country and is always a
-
Mr.. G. d. Thayer, of Omaha, Neb-
raska, arrived in town Friday. Mr..
Thayer will be connected with the
firm of J. w. Hugus & Co.
Mr.. Julius Strehlke, one of Lead
ville's solid citizens, arrived in town
last week and has already made To-
cation on the mesa.
Mr.. Hosea Godfrey and daughter,
Of Upper Curtis creek, visited town.
Tom Little was here then, dispens-
ing all kinds Of liquid refreshments,
etc.
1t was recorded that Charley An
| ueTbVu WA6 tuo POPuioA ShCi oe 1he
Meeker hotel.
Hank Leonard's name got into No.
1, Val. /, but we don't know where
/ Hank is now.
Charley Hulett, Of Axial (then
called Mountain Meadows) appeared
in the first issue.
Among the Axial region people who
were mentioned in the first issue were
Al Durham and Ben Morgan.
The Meeker Townsite company
held q we'll attended meeting the
previous Saturday, August 7th.
w. H. Miller, mot our present w.
H. and Sheriff Cooper, were credited
with 35 pounds of trout In an hours
time.
DR.. Brasher brought in bunch Of
cattle, and Jesse Black, Tom McNeill,
Fred Elliott, Jack Burnes and Ed
Smizer put the hot irons on them In
the old government wood corral,
(where the Hulett and Lyttle resi-
dences now stand.)
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-08-13
Twenty-Five Years Ago Today

The famous Mrs. Jubb was running
the Meeker bakery and lunch rooms;
we evidently forgot to note what J Ohm
was doing.
J. w. Hugus & Co. were daily re-
ceiving invoices Of goods. The pion-
eer supply house of the White River
valley is still doing 1t.
1t was noted that the Meeker hotel
register was we'll filled, and-in pass
ing-it might also be noted that the
Meeker has kept the habit up to the
present day.
Morris Dreifuss, Joe Burgett, Har-
ry Gilmore and one Frank McCreary
had returned from Trapper's Lake.
The first three named have long since
Joined the silent majority.
Mr.. (Bud) Beall resigned his posi-
tion as clerk for J. w. Hugus Il Co.
to take position with the White
River Land Il Cattle Co the Dendy,
Hankey and Cooke outflt.)
1t WAS chronicled that Smith Hol-
den and Ed Smizer had returned
from the Savery gold mining district
ION the line between Colo. and Wyo.)
Both were full of hope and alkali
dust; and the gold is still there.
William Burke met with severe
accident. Smith Holden got the
worst of it in mix-up with a horse.
Mr.. Holden is still with us; in fact, it
is doubtful If anything short of
Roosevelcs "Big Stick" will ever
kill Smith off.
Among those .'also mentioned" In
the first issue we note J. B. Dack)
Strauss, of the Garfield Cattle com
pany; Frank Monroe; Johnny Wolfe /;
Captain J. G. Kendall afterwards
of Ute war fame) and last, but not
least, Mr.. George Roberts, better
known as "Friday."
"Billy" Wilson, who owned 1900
head of cattle in the Southeastern
part of the state, was here on visit.
This was the Mr.. w. J. Wilson who,
for many years, was the largest cattle
man in the White River valley. 1t
will be remembered that Mr.. Wilson
WAS shot and killed by n former en-
ploye in Denver few years ago.
The hand of improvement was evil
IDENTIFY abroad in those days rs now,
rs it is noted that Mrs. e. S. Burke
had enlarged her stable and corral l;
Mediation Il Sheridan had enclosed
their town lumber yard with q board
fence; and the Meeker saw mill, To-
Gated on Little Beaver, was getting
out fine lumber. This was McHat-
ton-Sheridan enterprise.
This issue notes that work Is being
done of the Powell Park ditch. The
promoters and owners were :-George
G. Wagner, Howard e. Jones, Charles
w. Beall, Morgan Edgar, John T.
Burnes, Duncan X. Van CIeef, Julius
w. Edwards, John Campbell, How.
ard Edgar, Joseph Ralston and Jane,
L. McHattOn. The capital stock wal
$4,000. Frank Munroe had charge o
the construction work.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-08-13
Twenty-Five Years Ago Today

In this brief resume Of men, meas
ures and happenings Of twenty-five
years ago, we aim to recall to mind
all We met or heard Of In those days.
The following brief salutory intro
duced the first number Of THE HER
AID on Aug. I6, 1885. After a lapse
Of twenty-five years we don't believe
we would change 1t much, excepting
the last sentence. II we had to live
these twenty-five short years over
again, we would pay more attention
to the business end of 1t. But neg
lecting the business end is falling
with nine out of ten country news
paper men. We are no exception to
that rule:
Our opening overture will be brief.
We will pass over the ''long-felt-
want" phrases and proceed to lay
down our platform, After q short
visit to Meeker, some time ago, we
concluded that the country was good
enough for us, and the consequence
is-THE MEEKER HERALD, which is
now before the citizens of Meeker
and the White River country as a
candidate for their support and pat
ronage. The HERALD will not be
run in the interest of the ''rascals"
out or the ''rascals" In. We will con-
fine ourselves to the local interests Of
Meeker and the White River valley,
and we will, at all times, to the best
of our ability, promote and protect
the same. THE HERALD will not be
the medium through which private
parties can air their personal griev-
ances. We are not here exclusively
for the benefit Of our health, although
we have to acknowledge that the eli
mate is delightful and the balmy and
exhilarating air all that could be de-
sired. The HERALD will be con-
Quoted as a business enterprise.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-08-13

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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-08-13
Aliens We're Numerous

Among the many local items In first
issue of THE HERALD, we note the
following:
THE ALLEN PARTY
The "Allen party" from Ohio, ar
rived In Meeker about two weeks ago.
They number forty-two, and will
make q valuable addition to the COM
mnnity. They are welcome. Fol-
lowing is . complete list Of those
composing the party:-David Allen,
ST., Sarah Allen, Mary Ida Allen,
Ezekiel Allen, Mary o. Allen, Annie
Allen, David Allen, Clarence Allen,
Olive Allen, Sarah A. Allen, David
Allen, jr., Alice Allen, Alice v. Allen,
Ira David Allen, Henry Allen, Tanner
A. Allen, Pauline Allen, Viola Allen,
Elijah Allen, Frank Allen, Maud
Allen, John Henry Allen, Elijah
Allen, Catharine Allen, Clarence
Allen, Louisa Allen, Emma Allen,
Grace Allen, Aaron Allen, Annie
Allen, Edward Allen, Phillip Allen,
jr. jackson Hupp, David NJ. Lewis,
Simon Fisher, Sarah Fisher, John A.
Watson, Pauline Watson, Frank Ev-
art Watson. Mary Effie Watson,
Margaret Watson, Ada Watson.
THE HERALD had occasion to move
some of it's heavy machinery last
Monday, and Harry Gilmore, Joe
Burgett, Jim McHatton, Charley
Werdenhofi, Jack Wolfe and Mr..
Porter kindly volunteered to assist.
The boys got along all serenely until
they came to wrestle with the big
marble slab which forms part of THE
HERALD outfit. They couldn't un-
derstand what 1t Is was for, but all
agreed that If we could only get that
fat, greasy old rascal, Mr.. William
H. Colorow, corraled by some means
or other, and get him under 1t, the
Indian question would be permanent
ly settled.
A public dance was noted at which
the following people appeared:
Ladies:-Mrs. N. Major. Mrs. P. P.
Harp, Mrs. Freeman Fairfield, Miss
Maud Major, Miss Fannie Fairfield,
Miss Minnie Fairfield, Miss Mollie
Watson, Miss Mary Holden, Miss
Maggie Watson, Miss Mamie Beard.
Gentlemen:-J. w. Hugus, Charles
Beall, Frank Sheridan, Jim McHat-
ton, Tom Rooney, Charley Anderson,
N. Major, Bud Beall, Ed Wiber,
Edward Fairfield, Joe Burgett, Nor
ris Dreifuss.
Music by the Gilmore and Ames
orchestra.
Judge George 8. Hazen, f. A.
Hughes, J. w. McCracken, P. P.
Harp and Deputy Sheriff Van Cleef
left for Glenwood Springs Saturday
last. Judge Hazen, J. w. McCrak.
en- and Peter P. Harp have all JOINED
the great majority. Last heard o.
Jimmy" Van Cleef, hs was up ir
Nome, Alaska-
Notwithstanding the salubriou,
climate and beautiful scenery tn,
White River valley Ii not . very de-
sireabe place for . man whose outf
consists Of . '.yaller dog" and . rife
In order to succeed he ought to be In
numbered with some other taxabl,
property.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-08-13

OF Meeker A L. Strehlke
trhke AL the county
theory that nothing good for
county Carrying this idea to the
Drug polished hardwood and Par
inadequate picture of this spndidy
pointed drug finest in the
keeps times in all goods handled In the
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-24
Splendid Law Library.

Attorney E. NJ Wolfe has just
added to his law library the largest
single installment of books that has
ever been purchased by an attorney
in this county, and, possibly, in the
state. 1t consists of 172 volumes
Federal Reporter from the West
Publishing company; volumes Of
Digest" complete to date, and
volumes Of ~. S. Statutes Annotat-
ed. from the Edward Thompson
company
The volumes of Federal Reporter
and "U S. Statistics, Annotated give
Mr.. Wolfe all the decisions of all the
United States courts, to the present
time, of all the district courts to tho
supreme court. The gentleman is as
pleased as a boy with a new top, and
we feel that pardonable pride is ex
cusable in an attorney who can boasf
as fine and complete a law library a.
there is in the state of Idaho.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-24
SUMMONS

In the District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District of the State of
Idaho, in and for the County Of El-
more
Ruth A. Hughes. PlainHn. VS..
Roscoe G. Hughes. Defendant
Tie State of idaho sends greeting
to the above named defendant
You are hereby required to appear
In an action brought against you by
the above named Palinrin ia the Dis
tricf Court of the Fourth Judicial
District. State of Idaho, in and for
the County of Elmore. and TO answer
the complaint filed therein within
twenty days exclusive of the day Of
service) after the service on You OF
this summons if served within this
district; or If served out of this dis
trict. within forty days. The said
action IS brought 20 dissolve the
bonds of matrimony existing between
the Plaintiff and the Defendant and
that the custody of a minor child. the
issue of their marriage. be awarded
to the Plaintiff and for such other
and further relief as the Court may
seem just and equitable
And YOU are hereby notified that
If You fail TO appear and answer the
said complaint as above required, the
said Plaintiff viii appeal to the Court
for the relief demanded in the COM
plant
Given under my hand and the
seal of the District Court of the
Fourth Judicial District of the State
of Idaho in and for the County Of
/ Gilmore. this 9th day of February, in
/ the year of our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and ten
4 (Seal) +. G.. SMITH.
Clerk.
BY LOUIS e. NICHOLSON.
Deputy Clerk.
b. F. Crimth. Attorney for Plain
tif. residing at Mountain Home, Ell
more County, State of Idaho.
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