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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-08-11
LITTLE WILLOW CREEK

Airs, W. u. shrimp who has been
Visiting In Ontario for some time
returned home Thursday.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Roe are en-.
Ioying pleasant outing In Pine
Valley. Oregon. Mrs. Roe's sister.
Mrs. Hodge and Miss Jessie Ringer
are staying at the ranch during their
absence.
Mr., W. Il. shlmp made several trips
10 Ontario last week. tearing down
a barn on his place there and hauling
the lumber 10 the ranch.
u, u. Mcintyre was Payette Wis.
ltor Monday and Tuesday.
Mr., aud Mrs. Ray Chatfleld. who
have boon visiting in Payettc re.
turned TO their home the first OF
the week
George syme aud sister Tena. left
Saturday for an outing AZ the Payetto
Lakes
w. u, shimp gave Mrs. shrimp
fine horse and new buggy. She Is
very proud OF such fine gilt.
y }, winslow was out from Pay.
ctts 20 the shrimp ranch the first
of the week.
JAS McGrevie came out from town
the first OF the week to pillow for
Milt I.auer on his desert land
$, Gissel and wife and baby Lester
we're Payette visitors Tuesday
Miss Anna Smith who has accepted
, position to teach at Indian Valley
he coming school year. will leave
shortly for Washington Co.
Mrs, Nina Dilty went to Payette
Friday and she will 80 To Plymouth
O Walt with her brother for some
lime.
The well drilling machine viii Do
N the crock to drill several wells. ,
here viii be \ deep well drilled az !,
be school house In Dist T. (,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-08-11
AppLes a cUaE ron DRINK
Fesws Beauty ard Jsnsshan MAJ Vet
Best oss ths W. c. 7. v,

Aed roe king Apple IL being land
"a ~ carr Ter iaismpeuHee
ReeeeH.see b. scientists - the
paasf heAilhfui food product known.
eefsAipgea 81 ehiiafVn of al ages.
aaid - D. ths innoernf participant In
hgipkies ssa into the worid now com
~ ihe apple Into lgs owh Il b.
ei4smd b. a. apple loving country
soeses stas ~ apple will Al least
asesssfy. II nos enfireis eliminate. The
asssre ~ aieohoile ssimaisnts Thus
a. hosae iaeaa0 and the Jona,han
u.ay 81 tsHe b. mofc powerful than
uiils sanstas o. oyps, su.iih
Pr 80 II apslss - an article %
alss wii wuh aiminish. decrease an
plsinssieiy abAie sAe APOSTLE fos Az
eaA4ss stimnlanis declares Dr.
6Amnel Bailey - Noant AR. lowa.
Thai shss 10 faet eaa b. proved
10 mReY issianess n liitie care.
raasloa aae slgi,1nea 3err taken 10
iAas asaly iasesssrats eoaanions. A.
8 wls sAs hNelsuai a.ef q aicoh0ssc
stim4lanfs u rsse,y a lnyey 90 con
sa@ff - applies
fAsfe ssms 20 ~ pecailar
ee@Aiaasioa is Appirs, IA AZ eeia Ia
llm ~ - gbs psraiAF ehemisal
ameiassier cs 10 sppis. that aiiays
- lrfesfien - the seeaiied sppslits
isFeaaesd ~ tie ose ~ liquor / ana
aise q ihs oplnioa that tha keen
aspslse ~ tgeaeee - iimitea b.
sAse rae 8 fpaasee am thoroaehly
soasiaese fhat shY H4n who Il lev
y a. ahlgkr and u h. eopdition
shsa - sklaks a. nssi hass a arluf.
4 ~ ein "a 81 apels befour hv
|Fa&a fse AflnA VII md THAR hls
80 its fof AZ criak has beea ma .
erssiiT iesseeee Il pos easirrly shat
"a fer she slme
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-08-11

Did 4 ever occur 10 you that the
less man has 20 fuss about tho
easier Il Is to grumbie9 Il gets a
irifie earm At times In Payette. bat
there's ems niee thing about the
climate you cant Kgi Loaf IN bliz.
sard Or staus By suustreke You
can >leep anfer a blanket aud you
can eai uatdoors Tor ten moaths la
the year ren me what other neck
Of ihis blessed earth Is equally good
20 Yoo And speaking Of earth.
think % the soil. where you can
gro1 most syerythlus from apples
% bank account. The applea pro
aaes the bank account. ten
you sha, she farmers are coming 70
the front ilat 40 don't need any
~ondeFberry" farmers we want
appie farmers and chicken farmers
and eanlaloape farmers We have
pivuig " good brocds IN vegetables
md fruits and forestry without Try.
he % faise freak plants Tho edi.
BE- cactus Is = good stunt but what's
~ use q tryins 10 Improve the
strawberry You cant DO Il. No
aore ean yoa beat our s. 90 hats. We
aase made header Of our sa.oo hats
or years and yoa were never disap-
'ointsd IN thsm we're y0as
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-08-11
WILLIE. With
{. c. KEITH 4 SON
CLOTHIERS

Wanted Music pupils. win 20
to the house and win give good
hour. Prices reasonable. Leave
word at Enterprise printing office or
cali E. A. Blair's residence. Payctte.
Idsho.-Mrs. T. o. Mead. formerly
Miss Leela Blair.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-08-11
AN491eH4%A

engineer pending final suspension by
the City Council, in addition to any
o'her penalties that may be imposed
under this ordinance, and such sus-
pension shall operate until such pen
allies are paid and until license is
restored by the City Council: nor
shall such suspension give the Of
Tending party the right to the re-
turn Of any money paid for such IL
cenSa
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-08-11
LAWN MOWERS GROUND At
Jensora's Machine Shop.
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ments with the same sewer, the
main drain or lateral shall terminate
in man hole not less than two and
one half feet in diameter at the
bottom and two feet at the top; the
inverts shall be carefully formed in
the concrete foundation and the top
shall have tight cast-iron locking
cover.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-08-11
CESS POOLS.

Section 10.
Cess pools shall not be constructed
on property abutting on sanitary sew
ers. and the use of old cess pools
shall be discontinued when public
sewers are constructed.
STORM WATER.
Section t6.
Where rain water leaders are per-
mitted to be connected with the
sewers, provisions must be made TO
secure against the entrance of any
Objectionable material into the sewer.
IMPROPER USE.
Section II.
Entrance into the manholes or OBJ
euing the same for any purpose what
ever except by the engineer or 9th.
err persons duly authorized. is strict.
" prohibited. No one shall throw or
deposit, or cause or permit to be
thrown on deposited in any vessel or
receptacle connected with the public
sewer, garbage, hair, ashes, fruit. veg.
stables. Feelings. refuse. rags. sticks
'inders or any other matter or thing
whatever except human excrement,
lriue. the necessary closet paper.
liquid slops, and drainage OF such
hara2ter.
INSPECTION.
lection rs.
The city engineer may adopt such
ules as he may deem necessary 10
rovide for proper inspection of the
FORK, and no work shall be covered
ntil IL has been approved by the on. a
ineer or inspector, who will endorse
certificate Of final inspection upou
le permit issued for that particular
ork or connection. q
PENALTY. $,
sction ~.
Any person, firm OF corporatiop CT
no shall be found guilty of violating az
" Of the provisions OF this ordi, da
nice, or who shall fail or neglect to
IMPLY with any OF such provisions. da
all, on conviction thereof. be fined
It less than five dollars tS5.0O) nor
pre- than one hundred dollars At
10000 for each offense. and ten
liars $4,000 for each day such
rson shall continue in violation
sreot.
Wiltul violations of said regulations Ca
OF the directions of the city engin. the
or his inspector shall be cause Av
temporary suspension Of the Ii sch
Use of the offender by the city
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-08-11
LAST SEA SHORE EXCURSION
Auesss gath.

Via Oregon Shor Line. Tickets
good 10 any point on North Beach.
limited TO 10 days aud good Tor stop
overs at Portland and other points
returning Ask agents for rates and
further particulars.
q. =. JOHNSON. As't.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-08-11
TO THE VOTERS or
CANYON COUNTY

I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for House of Representatives
from Canyon county on the Democrat
&c ticket a. the primary election.
GUY GRAHAM.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-08-11
GREASE TRAP.
Section 20.

. FNNhAbt ~.
In all cases where a building is
used as hotel, tenement. boarding
house, restaurant or any other build
ing the City Engineer deems nee
essary, the owner or occupant shall
provide properly constructed grease
trap not les than thirty inches in di,
ameter and eighteen inches deem.
through which all slops of a greasy
nature shall be drained, ana the
City Engineer shall have authority
and he is hereby authorized and di.
gected to compel any person. firm
or corporation to provide and use
a grease trap as aforesaid. when
ever in his Judgment the same is nee.
assary.
Section p.
rms ordnance shall be in force
ma take effect from and after its
passage. approval and publication.
Passed and approved this Sth day
Of August, 1910.
W. A. COUGHANOUR.
Mayor.
Attest.
MARTIN o. LUTHER.
City Clerk.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-08-11
ORDINANCE NO. f66.
BY Woodward.

An Ordinance to Regulate the Con-
struetion, Alteration and Repair Of
Severn and House Drains in the
City Of Payette, Idaho, and Provid-
ing a Penalty for the Violation
thereof.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-08-11

any other person direotly or Indirect
ly. either to obtain permit or 70 do
any work under his or their license
or bond
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-08-11
EXCURSION TO SALT LAKE AND
OGDEN.

August 10. via Oregon short Line,
Special low roasd trip rates with
limit Of Aus@t 23rd. ASK agents
for rates and further particulars
q. v. JOHNSON, AGENT.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-08-11

For Rent-Good place near city
judst outside limits. Plenty Of small
fruit. good chicken yards Inquire at
this office.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-08-11
Attest
Attest.
MARTIN o. LUTHER.
City Clerk.

Having bought a home in southern
California. viii now sell very cheap
the south half OF block 10 on Payette
Ave. 1t is one block from the
Sehool house and two from Boise st.
aps. S. Marion Smith,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-08-11

lfon~esipe hene. sasho. nisi be- the
lnaustrsai cry n TIE state uhcn The
rzllrs&i kaii6sse ~ Payetis river
resfises tunn Coal nlnins. metal
mtnsas. lnmber manufacturing and
osiey Industries fnrnish pay roll.
fresxhfine. farming. frnlgxroulng
livestock. Get Ii ahead Of the boom.
For booklets wrife Horseshoe Bend
Development company. c. y. Adams.
sianager. go Mccarty Block. Boise
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-08-11
FEE FOR CONNECTION.

Section 9.
A Zee of five dollars $4,000 will
be charged and collected by the
city engineer for each connection. to
cover the cost of setting grade and
filing in the engineers office a plan
OF the work as completed One half
Of all moneys collected for sewer con-
nections shall be paid into the city
treasury to the credit OF the Sewer
Maintenance Fund and one half to
be retained by the city Engineer for
his services.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-08-11
APPLICATIONS FOR PERMIT.

Section 3.
All applications for permits must
be made In writing upon the proper
blanks for that purpose. and signed
by the owner or his authorized agent,
and when IL Is required they shall
be accompanied by a plan showing
the whole course OF the drain which
Is TO be constructed, together with
the size OF same. the location Of all
branches. depth Of drain below the
floor Of building. and such other in
formation as may be required By the
engineer for the proper direction Of
the work. II the drain Is to be
connected with a sewer built by
private parties, or TO pass through
property not owned by the applicant.
the written consent OF the owner
must be procured aud filed with the
application before the permit is is
sued.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-08-11
PIPE
Section t3.

\ Section IL.
All pipes shall be first quality, salt
glazed. thoroughly yitrified earthen,
ware. sound and well burned. smooth
and thoroughly glazed exterior and
interior surfaces All connections
shall be laid to uniform grade,
Changes in the direction of the
sewer shall be made by bends and
suitable fittings, Pipes shall not be
cut or Clipped except by permission
OF the city engineer or inspector. and
shall be done under his supervision
Each pipe shall be carefully beddad
rs laid. the joint filled with fresh
morton composed OF one part Port. I
land cement and two parts of clean I
sharp sand. The pipe shall be Gov .
cred with fine earth or sand, free 4
from rocks. and thoroughly packed
to prevent the slightest settlement of
the drain \ swRb shall be drawn
through the pipe as laying progresses
to clean the morton joints and OK
lAuNt NhltNAlNNAoic ututet ihA lA Nih
entering the sewer The swab shall
be removed from the pipe by the
train layer az the completion OF the ,
work % sewer connection vilrified
pipes shall not approach within two ,
eet OF any building. cellar, vault. q
'r areaway, from which point cast d
ron pipes shall be used In case e
oil pipe has been previously laid $
o said point by plumber. the drain n
aver shall connect the two pipes sl n
careful and wOrkmanlike manner q
SEPARATE CONNECTIONS. d
eetion IA. p
Every building shall be separately Il
nd Independently connected with the
ever: provided. however. that when, Of
/ the opinion of the engineer, il e,
deemed advisable to connect two &c
r more buildings or a line OF tene- C,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-08-11
ORDINANCE NO. 172.
BY &. C. S. erainard.

An Ordinance Repeating Or3inance
No. III Of the City Of Payatte.
Idaho.
Re il ordained by the Mayor and
Council Of The City Of Payette. Idaho.
Section ].
That Ordinance No III Of the
City of Poyette Idaho. passed and
approved on the twenty first t2rst
day Of July 1910. is hereby repealed.
Passed and approved this eighth
day Of August 1910.
W. A. COUGHANOUR.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-08-11
PERMIT.

Section 7.
Before commencing the construc.
ton, modification or repair Of any
sewer, drain or cesspool the drain
layer shall first obtain written per-
NIT from the city engineer. and such
permit shall be upon the ground at
all times during the progress OF the
work and must be shown any officer
In authority on demand.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-08-11


ing Penalty for the Violation
thereof
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAY.
OR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY
or PAYETTE. IDAHO:
( SUPERVISION.
Section T.
/ The construction, repair and main.
tenance OF all sewers. drains. aud
cess pools, whether public or private.
shall be under the supervision and
control Of the City Engineer
LICENSE.
Section 2.
No person. firm or corporation
shall engage In or conduct the bust.
ness Of sewer connecting or house
draining, or exeavate any trenches
for sewer pipe or open. uncover. or
In any manner make connection with,
or lay any sewer or drain. or attach !
to. modify or repair any appurtenanc-
es 10 sewer connections with the .
sewer In the streets or alleys or
with any private sewer or drain
In the City OF Payette without hold
Ing the proper license for such work
from the City Council of the City
OF Payette. Idaho, excepting only
persons operating under special con
tract with the City for such work.
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.
Section 3.
The application for license shall be
to the City Council and
no person, firm or corporation shall !
receive such license who does not
have an established place of business /
within the corporate limits OF the {
'ity OF Payette. and who shall not :
lrst have furnished the city engineer 4
evidence OF his or their {
responsibility and qualifications TO
'ly their trade IN accordance with the S
OF this ordinance and
he engineers rules for the conduct G
4 such work "
BOND. a
lection (. A
After favorable action by the city s.
ouncil granting license, and be- C
pre- the same shall be issued, the 81
ppllCant or applicants shall file 81
18th the city clerk a surety bond In C,
10 sum OF one thousand dollars OF
'iOOO0Ol which bond shall be APP 81
royed by the mayor and city at T.
'rney. conditioned upon the protoc- as
ON Of the City OF Payette against m
I loss or damage which may occur la
! account Of such licensee through st
~ carelessness or negligence In or
Their the execution or protection OF fr,
8 work. or by reason Of any un. to
ithnll or inadequate work done by en-
oh person. finn or corporation. or tn
his or their employees. aud that to
IA iicensee as such will also con- cit
rm TO the conditions and require en-
,nts OF the city Tor his or their be
yernment. or In default thereof will dIJ
bmit to such penalties as are or We
~ be prescribed by the city en- pir
leer Zee
LICENSE FEe. or
elton 8. iro
The license fee OF a drain layer sol
an be $4,000 quarter or fifty dol to
y ls50,0O per annum, payable I'm lay
vance. and no license shall be c
.nted for a greater period than
J year Sec
USE or LICENSE.
,tion s. and
Jo person. firm or corporation en-. sew
Ted in the business OF sewer con- in
ting and drain laying shall allow Is I
or their names 70 be used by or
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-08-11

r you want yoar truak there In
time call Scott. Ind. ls9B.
Biz sale nov on al Salisbury's
Clothing and gents furnishings nov
at cost.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-08-11
sARRIcAoEs.

Section 10.
Excavations in streets and alleys
shall be made In such manner as to
impede travel as little as possible, and
the engineer may determine and linn
it the time such excavations may re-
main open. and when unnecessarily
delayed he may direct that the num-
Der of workmen be increased to has
ton the work to such an extent as
he may deem necessary. Red lights
shall be maintained upon all unfinish-
cd work at night, from dark to sun
rise. and sufficient barbados shall
be In place at all times until the
work is completed.
REFlLLlNe OF TRENCHES.
Section H.
All trenches shall be refilled in a
careful and workmanlike manner, and
tamped or puddled so as to replace
rs nearly as possible all excavated /
and leave the surface in as
good condition as before the com
OF work
Special care shall be observed with
renches within streets and alleys
md all surplus material must be re,
moved when work is completed. and
my refllling of trenches necessary to
the highway in good
condition for a period Of~one year
hall be done by the drain layer.
SIZE OF DRAINS.
lection ~.
No drain or sewer pipe shall be
sss than four (4) inches, internal
iameter and all sewers and drains
hall be of sufficient size to accomo- ,
ate the property they are intended ,
, drain.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-08-11

BE TT ORDAINED BY THE MAY.
or AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY
or PAYETTE, IDAHO:
uPERVlsIoN.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-08-11

Section 10.
Cess pools shall not be constructed
on property abutting on sanitary sew
ers, and the use of old cess pools
shall be discontinued when public
sewers are constructed.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-08-11
LICENSE FEE

Section 8.
The license fee Of drain layer
shall be $1,000 quarter or fifty dol
bars (S50,0Ol per annum. payable I'm
advance. and no license shall be
granted for greater period than
one year,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-08-11
USE or LICENSE.

Section s.
No person. firm or corporation en-.
gagged in the business OF sewer con-
Meeting and drain laying shall allow
his or their names 20 be used by
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-01
BIG TONNAGE
TRIBUTARY TO
WILLAMETTE

In response to Senator Bourne's
telegfaphic request for information
concerning the river tonnage affected
by the Oregon City locks, President
b. W. Johnson, after no little effort,
secured information that warranted
him in sending the following tele-
gram last night:
Hon. Jonathan Bourne, Jr.,
Washington, d. c.
Exclusive of lumber estimate an
nual tonnage Benton and Linn coun-
ties 5000 tons. and for william
ette valley to Eugene, 100000 tons.
valued at one million dollars. Fed
eral control Oregon City locks of
greatest Importance to western Ore
gon. Sincerely hope your efforts
may be successful.
CORVALLIS COMMERCIAL CLUB
b. w. Johnson, President.
1t is considered this statement is
conservative rather than maximum.
and 1t is the consensus of opinion
here that the opening of the locks
and work on the river is of extreme
importance to the entire valley.
Corvallis is one of the smaller cities
that is vitally interested in the viii
lamette, and the Commercial club
is ready to take any action, join in
any effort, to make the river service
what it should be. The locks at
Oregon City should be free and the
river should be properly opened.
One-tenth of the N 1ney the govern
ment is spending on less significant
streams would make the Willamette
one of the most useful streams west
of the Mississippi. The present
chance of getting goyermental aid
should not be perm tied to go glinl-
mering simply for the want OF ac-
tive encouragement here at home
Corvallis Gazette
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-01
SOCIETY
GIRL is A
fine WALKER
WOULD HAVE MADE 1OS MILES
IN 90 HOURS If HER MALE
PACE MAKER HAD NOT GOT
COLD FEET AND QUIT.

Gilroy, Calf, April 1.-After
covering a distance of 65 miles in 20
hours Miss Eleanor Sears, the socie-
ty girl who was walking againt
time to Del Monte from Burlingame,
was compelled to give up the race
today. Miss Sears was in excellent
condition to continue but her male
escort refused to act as pace-maker
out of here and her chaperon, Mrs
Frances Carolan refused to allow
Miss Sears to proceed without man
to accompany them. Miss Sears,
Lowery and the Carolan party in the
automobile that carried the pedes-
trienne supplies arrived here at 2:10
this morning, having covered ap-
proXimately 65 miles in a little more
than 20 hours.
Miss Sears was assigned a room at
the hotel and call was left for 3
o'clock this morning. At $3.50 Miss
Sears was up and ready to proceed
toward Del Monte Lowery however,
announced that he had been called
to San Francisco on business and
could not go on with the party. Miss
Sears expressed a willingness to ad-
vance alone under the chaperonage
of Mrs. Carolan but Mrs. Carolan
would not permit the race to con-
tinue under those conditions. Low
cry boarded the 7:40 train for San
Francisco and Miss Sears entered
Mrs. Carolan's automobile and was
driven northward toward Burlin-
game, Had she continued she
would have lost but three hours and
20 minutes at Gilroy which would
have made her time for the 65 miles
something near "a hours and 20
minutes. She had planned to go
the distance of 10S miles in SIS
hours and in view of her excellent
condition could easily have won the
race against time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-01
Salonfe Dancer Had 10 Pay.

Kansas City, Mo, April Maud
Allen, the Salome dancer, who left
for California today, has many rea-
sons to remember Kansas City, ow-
ing to the fact that her maid, Julia
Surmount, caused her much incon-
venience, by filing a damage suit for
$1,000, and a civil suit for 1925.
The sheriff attached the dancers
luggage to satisfy the latter claim,
sum Miss Surmount asserted was
due for services.
The civil action for $1,000 dam
ages was brought by the maid who
alleged that Miss Allan slapped her
face. The dancer denied this, say
ing that she merely reprimanded the
young woman.
Later in the day Miss Allan paid
the maid 1925 and the damage suit
was withdrawn.