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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-10

old Storage plant IS started in a
No expense has been sFar,d 10
AXE this Cold Storage Plant the
st one in the country. It is the
Jst modern plant west OF the Miss
sippi River with the latest i'm
,Ovements in machinery. aud the
st and most costly lnsu,at on
.nown to science. The capacity
n storage is much larger than
he casual observer would think. and
ne opportunity is now here for the
.rst time when the fruit grower
an store his product at home and
ommand his own market prices,
well ss TO inspect his fruit while
store and know what the condi-
ION CT Il is before marketing Should
he fruit need overhsuling or re-
packing he can have it done unLer
mis- own eyes and not be subject 10
reports made from long distance
and where he cannot see for him
self.
When a great enterprise like this
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-10

region that has not enjoyed such
benefits there are always the doubt
al ones to cridcise without knowing
xhat they are talking about, there
re also certain ones who try 10
uurn business 70 other points. OF
-aese people the Company decline 70
say anything. asking them only 10
Join the mass Of people interested
AID inspect and learn what is here.
Payette can furnish the best ice
ever made. and it can preserve its
ruit output at temperatures best
known TO science for such preserva-
ton
Saturday. August u. 1911. is an
open day at the Payotte Cold stor-
age House,
rhe company is preparing to en-
tertain those who come TO inspect
the building and a lunch consisting of
ice cream. cake. lemonade and sand
wiches will be served.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-10

.anUages by way of fruit culture
mat Dead Ux rIae oilers 20 the
aOria win, VITA nesr,y cooperation
iOcaIy ana Juufc.ous al. erJisi-g g
4Oroad, at,ras, a great may peop.e
ana 1t Is 10 Oe hoped tnat May OF
snem wil De experienced TrnIt srow-
ers.
There will always be close business
relations between the people at IA,
cite and those on dead OK Hat
.sasd wnere the present project has
proven 10 be success ana the land
JSners learn by actual experience
nat they can weI AFFORD to pay the
annual maintenance charge, those
Jwning land on the flat higher up
Sill then conclude that they can al
ord 20 pump water even higher. Aud
mus viii the work OF dese.opment
continue until the fiat is covered
Sith prosperous homes aud happy
families.
Tnls l. another strong argument
Why the bridge across Snake river
should not only be built but bull
quickly. and It is now up 10 ever
progressive and enterprising citi
sen to do all within his power 70
accomplish this much desired end
and by cooperation with the Com
snereial Club and otherwise do al
possible to put Payette and this
whole section Of the country on
'he map in red.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-10
CITY Council
RaahtS STATEMENT

rL.Sf~s.s ,..e s,.--..v.-s - d. Nt.1
uisay ~. ~ DU.I~oe-. I..-V. i.-yN- e.s %
,..ss ainouAu. .. .ue vS.id .-ssuo 20 pc
U,eu urOH at 1..e ,VlI4I.i~-IOn =. 1lie
.,..aAs r...e ca 4-f4-se LS,.r LIS C4'Y, On
.AususL IO,n u-A., 4 l4.V.v t.-at tie
vIefh ve i4.seruO ecu " nav puOLs--eu
al uIe new spaYcss "a tn-s el-y, JIe
-0iIo~ ins, s.A,eAleAt:
AT the 4h4e y. calling the bona
election iOr tue ohaAe hlNeF Lr.use,
i.lL a. tue preseH. the, the LrIus
commissioners nave Hot been ALL TO
rovelye oIas ON tue Uo-s,Fu.tICn OF
ne same, TO de,ermme what the
ac,uaI cost OF the bridge VIII be-
me briage commissions Ia. e, how
g, er, inlUrmea ms council, TIA, as
near as tney were aDie TO esC.mate
at the time the probable cost OF tie
Oridge, including approaches and
rights of way. would be about S32, 900.
20, which would leave a Ge-icit Of
81 600. to be raised by the city, in
order to benefit b. the appropriation
of s25, 900 by the state. It is under
stood by this Council. and the pub
lie is hereby so informed. that only
such amount OF the sad $1,000 wi j
be used as is absolutely nee. ssary for
the completion of the said bridge,
and only such amount Of bonds viii
be sold as will cover the same.
Unanimously carried.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-10

There we're no disappo.ntments IL
it.the pallot boxes OF the county when
the woes were coun ED las SATURDAY
on the proposition TO Dond tie eonI'
ty Tor the DuiIdng OF tnr0e orldses
across the Payette river, one at
Letha, the new townsIte on the Fay
cite Valley Railroad extension, the
other near New tls mouth and the
third one between Paye,te and the
bench at a point on the ri. or north
o. LiDerty view scho4l house.
Pre-. ious 10 the lay set by the
commissioners lCr the election the
dif1erenC secIons in,ert steG hau cam
paigneu the coun,y and vlsieed al OF
the principal voting prec.ncts and
cities and nad earnestly pressnted
the ar,ume..t IN IaTor OF buil-ins
the pr.u,es ana asAed for tie sup
pert OF tne proposition on eiect'on
day.
me counting OF the ballots on Sat
uuruay evening showed that the
various O+uSE par - " tlt NSN~Ns -
sponueA uooly 10 tne appeal o.
the rayette Valloy. lOr tlese three
much, noeUeI bfiIges. The gener-
s,ous ma1or.das gwen AL % The pro
positions shC lld be gratifying TO
the Interested sections.
In Payette the Commercial Club
members who were supporting al
three bridges for all there Was In 1t,
was thoroughly organized and with
six automobiles working in the city
and three on the Fruitland bench eV-
ryone who desired to vote was CIV
en- an opportunity to 90 so early
in the day. As a result OF the lard
work OF the different committees OF
the club large ote was pol.ed here
and every bridge went out of Pay
ette with a majority Of over one
thousand. The following is the vote
of Payete prec.nc.s and of other
sections of the county as near as
we are able to get at it While all
precincts have nos been nearI rom
the Two or three scattering places
yet TO report will not have enough .
of a vote to materially change the
figures.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-10

ment roll for The sprinkling districts
and also make up the budget for
the rear. Al present 1t has been
hard TO make up the bndget because
of not having been informed Of the
valuation OF the city this year. The
county clerk has however informed
the City Clerk that this years yai-
nation will be about two AMI one
half times what last yeer was. Last
year the valuation was sss 01e whfch
would make the valuation OF the eity
OF Payetfe s1.sso. 400
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-10
aoOd Dry Farm Crops.

Good Dry Farm Crops.
R. A. Crump brought to Payette
last Saturday some samples of dry
armine frcm his ranch on Fig vii
iow tha, if they are a fair sample
Of what the dry farm gra crop win
be this year certainly portend a
bumper yield. Tie samples were two
bundles OF grain. one OF oats and
1ne of barley. The oats averages SIX
ieet in. length and VIII run seventy
i've bushels to the acre. the barley
four feet long and win 90 thirty
I've Or forty bushels to the acre.
desdows Loses Hackney.
In his last issue Charles Hackney
or many ylars owner and editor. Of
he Meadows Eagle announces hts
'etirsment as editor aud owner of
hat newsy little sheet. having dis
aosed Of the same 70 \. B. Lucas.
While the new management OF the
Eagle may with the growth OF the
'ity and by putting more capital in
the plant give 10 the people Of
he Meadows valley a larger paper.
win never have any more sincere
upport than that given It by Mr..
hackney and while the people may
rejoice in the prosperity Of railroad
ABILITIES and added population. yet
'-uou-fr.r ha mon -e ne 40 ,,,orx ~
them must lock with deep regret up.
IN his deaprture
T. D. LandoH went to Meadows
sunday. and returned Monday with
Mrs. LshdoH aud daughter Ruby who
had been camping near that noun
tain resort for sen'c weeks
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-10
For Sale Horses.

Have forty head of horses for sale.
Eight or ten good work teams in
the bunch, some extra good two
year olds. Eaance mixed stuff un-
broken. Prices will be right if
moved at once.
Austin McWilliams.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-10
Public Inspection of
Payette Cold Storage Plant

Company Ready for Business and LnUite Public to In
spect Their Plant Saturday. August 18th viii be
Open Day. Lunch viii be Served at Noon and the
Public Is Inuited to Call and Inspect the Most Mo-
dern Cold Storage Plant in the West.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-10

See the oxfords at Spr's Shoe Store
at s1ss per pair. Also barefoot sand
ais at soc. See If you can beat them
in price OF quality,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-10
BRIDGES CARRY BY
+ LARGE MLJORIT|ES

People Of Canyon County Place
Their Mark Of Approval on the
Building of the Bridges Across
the Payette Near Letha, Ne"
plymouth and Fruitiand-A'l
Three Carry by Large majoritles
Generous Support from Every
Section of the County.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-10
Secures Fine Position.

VIM. Orcutt left last week for Noi
Yakima Washington, where he takes
charge of the North Yakima Div on
CT the P. F. E. ice business. Young
Mr.. Oreutt is a good steady working
lad and after having had a few
years experience under his father H.
b. Orcutt who is manager of the
plant at Payettte his ability to
handle the North Yakima field is
assured.
Mrs. Jacob Johnson OF Pueblo. Col
orado. is visiting at the home Of
Mrs CIeora Masouheimer in tbs city,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-10

The shoes and oxfords at Sur's
are Just about one year ahead in
style and patterns. Why not have
the style when they first app ar? The
price is just as low for these up TO
the minute goods as for last years
styles at other places. Sur. the
Shoe Man.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-10
Total City vote cast

Below We give the total vote of
various precincts as We have been
able TO get it, A few scattering pre-
cincts we have been unabse to Sc
cure but the vote at those places
missing could not possibly be heavy
enough to change the results TO
any great extent.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-10
Be Sure and Register.

II you want to register for the
special election on next Tuesday Sat
urday is the last day. Mrs. Nova
Lathrop IS registrar for the third
ward Mrs Cleora Nasonheimer fer
the First ward and Mrs. j p. Burns
for the Second ward. Be sure and
get registered.
The Ordway new era., 1911-11-24

The cost OF protective measures
taken by the United States along the
the Mexican border last spring was
$1,73O,526.52. This Is almost the grand
total. for by June 30th large part OF
the expense had been cut down.
Anti-saloon territory created by vote
under the local option, Is not thrown
open to the retail sale OF liquors by
the issuance OF state licenses to phar-
macists. declares Judge George w.
Allen, who at Denver ruled that
Charles J. Clayton. must pay state
license. He fined the druggist 500
for selling two ounces Of whisky on a
prescription. although the druggist had
a state license.
Jerry Micke. aged eleven, is in dy'
ing condition at his home in Fort
Worth, Texas, of lockjaw. week ago.
it is said, he was chewing gum in
school. To punish him his teacher com.
PEELED him to stand before the class
and chew wads Of paper. He was
forced to continue this operation for
half an hour. Physicians are puzzled
by the case and express the opinion
that he cannot recover.
The Ordway new era., 1911-11-24
GEN ERAL.

Chicago believes that it has cinched
the Republican national convention for
1912.
William ]. Bryan announced in Chi
cago he was going into politics with
renewed vigor.
The nations bank clearings continue
to expand. Last weeks disclosed a
gain of S255.OOO.OOO over the CORE.
spending period Of 1910.
The Rev. Clarence v. T. Richeson
will be placed on trial on the charge
of numbering Miss Avis Linnell, at
Boston. on January Is. 1912.
Wellesley College girls of Boston
have started shoe shining parlor in
the basement Of the college building
They earned $50 the first week.
Express Messenger Irving G. Barger
was killed and the safe in his car on
the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
road looted Of $500 to $4,000, near
Scranton, Pa.
The small pox epidemic In Duluth Is
assuming considerable proportions and
new cases are being reported daily.
During the month Of October the dis.
ease doubled in the number of its vic.
tins.
Moving picture show promoters re.
ceived a blow when the United States
Supreme Court decided that moving
pictures based on scenes of copyright
books may constitute an infringement
of copyright rights.
"Felon's stripes" as n punishment
for trust criminals" in the Unitel
States to end Commercial piracy un-
der benevolent rules of reason" are
proposed. in bill amending the Sher-
man antitrust law drafted by Repre-
sentative Henry of Texas, to be intro
duced in the House upon the opening
of Congress next month.
The Ordway new era., 1911-11-24
Commission Form Reduces Tax.

Pueblo.-That the tax levy in Pu-
eblo will be reduced considerably un.
der commission form Of government
was evidenced when the five commits.
sioners completed city tax levy for
the coming year. With material cuts
in almost every department OF the gov
ernment, and with a reduction In the
general city tax levy OF 81 mills and
a net reduction Of IL. the latter fig
ure taking into consideration the levy
OF an entire extra mill for the payment
OF cash warrants during the remain.
der OF the year. the annual city tax
for. the coming year has been tenta-
ti<&ly agreed upon. The levy will be
17.3 mills as compared with 20 mills
last year. and the reduction was made
possible by cutting down the running
expenses OF the city in many ways.
The Ordway new era., 1911-11-24
Minor Mention.

Their has been heavy snowfall at
Ouray and vicinity.
Joe Sargent. aged sixty.nine. was
found dead in bed at North Longmont.
1t Is reported that Gov. Shafroth
will call an extra session OF the Legis.
lature.
Bids have been opened for the ce-
menting Of the Laramie.Poudre irri-
cation tunnel.
Chas. B. KountZe, who came to Den.
yer In 1864. is dead. He was president
of the Colorado National bank.
The sugar factory paid farmers OF
the Fort Collins district 1891, 900 for
the October delivery of beets.
The Colorado & Southern railroad
has discontinued freight service over
the Como to Breckenridge branch.
The improvements under way at the
rado Springs will cost about $3O0.OOO
Stealing four pairs OF trousers at
Lyons cost Adfalas Donata n fine OF
$50. He will serve out his time at the
Boulder Jail.
The frozen body OF Bert Rodgers.
n Silverton boy. was found by q search
ing party about four and a half miles
south OF Silverton.
Beginning December l. lessons in
dancing will be provided for Denver
school teachers by the Denver Play
ground Commission.
E>r,pctccn Noynro opI Cuodolu no
Gonzales, charged with the murder Of
Luciano Magano. were acquitted AMI
discharged. at Castle Rock.
The Delta county exhibitors at the
Denver Apple Show distributed thirty
boxes OF fine apples amog the various
orphanages OF that city.
Water Is again running in Morgan
county bitches following a temporary
shutdown at the headgates on account
Of the recent cold weather.
W. E. Renshaw OF Idaho Springs has
put men ut work stringing wires from
Idaho Springs to Georgetown, the
poles having been set before.
The Royal Order OF Moose propose
to build the big Moose institute in
Colorado during next year. The loca-
ton has not been decided upon.
After spirited bidding. the bulk OF
the stock and fixtures OF the bankrupt
J. s. Appel Suit & Cloak Company In
Denver was purchased for sG9.S75.
The good roads conference at Pu.
eblo. in January. will be asked 10 rec.
ommend the construction OF at least
four highways across Colorado, rs
part OF the great continental highway
now partially constructed, and which
will be In first.class condition before
The Ordway new era., 1911-11-24
Court Stops Sale OF Mines.

Colorado Springs.-ln the Distric:
Court here Judge Sheafor issued a
temporary injunction restraining the
treasurer and commissioners Of Tel.
Ter county from selling for taxes the
properties Of fifteen mining companies
In the Cripple Creek district.
Judge Sheafor's ruling Is the first
step In the battle which mining men
have begun TO obtain better laws re-
garding taxing OF mines. The courts
action is important in mining tax suits
In Colorado in that 1t Is the first In
depreciation by any court OF the mean
Ing OF the statute under which min
ing properties are valued for taxation
The court held that the assessor OF
Teller county has misinterpreted sec
ton 1920 OF the Revised Statutes OF
1905 as to the meaning placed on the
words gross proceeds" He has de-
Gded that gross proceeds" means
gross output. Judge Sheafor ruled tina:
the term means the amount received
In dollars and cents for ore after treat
ment and transportation charges have
been paid.
The Ordway new era., 1911-11-24
WEEKS NEWS IN PARAGRAPHS
Secretary of

Secretary OF the Interior Fisher Is
OF opinion that much of the 100000.
900 which 1t is estimated Is lost an
lurgical industries can be saved:
wherefore. in his estimates for the
next fiscal year. he asks for 100000
for mineral waste Investigations.
A contract has been let at New York
to the American Bridge Company, for
a bridge across Hell Gate. The bridge
vii be three miles in length and the
largest OF its kind In the world. Work
upon the steel fabric will commence in
must be completed in two years and =
half.
In order to maintain the parity OF
the postal savings bonds. the trustees
OF the postal savings banks have am
nounced that they would purchase the
securities at par from persons com
PEELED to relinquish them. This action
resulted from the recent report that
the market value of these bonds Is
only 90.
Mrs. Alexander B. White of Paris,
Tenn, was elected president Of the
United Daughters of the Confederacy
on the second ballot at Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Livingston r. Schuyler of NeO
York, who had the support of the Geor
gia delegation of 212, was defeated by
335 votes, the vote standing 1,077 for
Mrs. White and 742 for Mrs. Schuyler
The other general offices were unani
mously reelected.
In the majority opinion of the Com.
merce Court in Washington, formally
handed down in the transcontinental
rate cases. it Is held that the long and
short haul provision Of the Interstate
Commerce act is constitutional. Judge
Archibald concurs in the issuance Of n
temporary injunction Of the orders o.
the Interstate Commerce Commission
btu in his opinion holds the long and
short haul provision to be invalid.
Beet sugar manufactures who have
been meeting in Chicago for the last
few days. closed their session after
formulating plans to combat the propa
ganda in the interest of free sugar, a.
legged to be carried on by the cane
sugar refiners and the New York i'm
porting interests. The beet sugar men
declare that they produce annually
100000 tons of sugar, draw material
from sixteen states, extending from
Ohio to California, and pay the Amer
lean farmer $3O.OOO.OOO annually there.
for. They contend that by putting raw
sugar on the fre list the domestic in.
dustry would be destroyed, all compe.
tition eliminated, and that thereafter
the importers and refiners would have
complete monopoly.
The Ordway new era., 1911-11-24
FOREIGN.

The German steamer Carrara OF the
Sloman line from Barcelona has been
given up for lost in the North Sea:
% lives are thought to have been lost.
It is announced that the German
government will spend $1.5OO.00O for
military aeroplanes in 1912. Germany
vii be divided into districts. each OF
which will have flying squadron.
Thirteen vessels Of the Chinese i'm
perial fleet went over to the revolu-
tionists at Shanghai. hoisting the
white flag. One OF the largest cru!s-
ers steamed up the river past the set.
tlement and dipped the white ensign
in salute to the foreign warships, to
which none OF them responded.
The Ordway new era., 1911-11-24
Mrs. casseIl Meets Horrible Death

N"S SSSoSs' "'SSsS SSSHs
Denver.-Mrs. Flora Hamilton Cas-.
sell. fifty.nine years old. hymn writer
OF great prominence. former president
OF the Nebraska w. C. T. U., a dis.
tant relative OF Howard Chandler
Christy, the famous artist. and the
wife OF the Rev. DR.. E. 7. Cassell. pas
tor of the Bethel Baptist church OF
Denver. a singing evangelist Of nation
al reputation. was dragged five miles
over a rough country road to her
death by n team OF craZed bronchos
that she herself had broken to har.
ness. Mutilated beyond identifiGa'
ton, her back and limbs were broken.
her clothing torn from her body and
scattered along the terrible five miles
of the Clark Colony road by the mad.
dened team of bronchos. the body Of
Mrs. Cassell was found underneath the
spring buggy by A. c. Lilies. rancher
Of Clark Colony. who. seeing team
running away along the road. had
stopped their flight.
The Ordway new era., 1911-11-24
WESTERN.

One death is credited to the recent
storm in Omaha.
Club women OF San Francisco are
planning a system Of pensioning Wild
ows with children.
., During the recent cold weather the
thermometer at DeaGwood. s. D., was
twenty-five degrees below zero.
The body Of Richard Cormack OF
Miles City, Mont, was found In the
mountains of Custer coup'y, near the
Wyoming line. He was on a hunting
trip and evidently froze to death.
The State Utilities Commission OF
Kansas was granted temporary IN
junction to prevent the Consumers
Light Company from raising the price
OF natural gas In Topeka from ~ to ~
cents per thousand feet.
The Supreme Court Of Missouri sus.
tanned the decision Of Special Commits
sioner Theodore Brace in his finding
for the custer Of the international
Harvester Company of America. Be-
sides being ousted the company must
pay $4,000 fine.
Because many horses have been in.
jured, several fatally, during the pres
slippery spell, carpet slippers for
the animals have been made in large
quantities by the humane society In
st. Paul, and are proving a great sue
cess.
DR.. S. Dalla, said to be prominent
physician of Los Angeles. Cal, after
announcing his purpose to fellow pas
sengers on Santa Fe train near Pauls
Valley, Okla, swallowed carbolic acid
and leaped through window OF the
sleper.
A sweeping reduction of freight
rates from the Atlantic seaboard to
Colorado common points by way of the
Galveston gateway is demanded by the
Denver Consumers and Shippers Asso
citation, in a petition of intervention
in the suit brought before the Inter
state Commerce Commission.
In a duel on the principal street ol
Sapulpa, Okla, Lily Marshall. freed
woman, and Laura Smith, an indian
fought until their friends dragged them
apart Lily Marshall is now in Jail
and Mrs. Smith is dead. Both were
rich oil land holders. and the fight
was the result of a lovers quarrel.
All records for shipments to the
United States assay office at Dead.
wood, S. D., from the mines of the
Black Hills district for July, August
September and October have broken
six and a quarter tons of gold bullion
having been sent to the mint at Den
yer. The total valuation was little
more than S2,750,000.'