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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05
poultrp, 3oct ano gine Stock

FOR SALE, PEN ENiiTBITTOS "TING.
iet Barred Plymouth Rocks, or a
iHw n ~, Eggs. 50. 10, G. S.
chester. va
3 g; BLACK MiNoRCA EGGS FOR
hitchins sl,9o per sitting. 1877 ".
leigh street.
Foh SALE. ONE Standard BRED
r ria SIN Years old, This mare is a
Apply 20 GEO GILLS. Al Wm, NJ.
larrist.s Farm stables, Mill Road.
FOR sALE BLACK .EGUoRN MD
nuit Cochin bantam eggs. 50 per Is.
Winners at Virginia State Fair, 1908
ahu i'lp l.. ID. HOBSON. 36OS East
Broad street City
FOR SALE CHEAP. ONE GOOD
mule and one good horse for sale.
zoos South Meadow street.
IoK SALE. TWO YOUNG Wits
nn yamlo''e c1ok y,, Tats s.! guar.
Ihirteenth street. South Richmond.
sYDNoWs RHODE ISLAND REDS.
prize winners at the Great Allen
town (Pa.) lfair also a; Virginia
l state Fair and Virginia Poultry AS
i9e' ann9, sh liM E ,aS slSe per
SYDNOE'S POULTRY FARM, Ellcr-
son. Va
FOR SALE, $. c. BROWN LE.GlIoRN
eggs, = per sitting Of 10: sc per
ig9; Visitors welcome, pERDuE
Pines Road, write Highland
Springs. Va
Fol; SALE, GOOD. GENTLE. SOUND
mare, road cart and harness. cheap.
Apply 10 East Loish street.
BABy CHICKS AND EGGS FROM
White Leghorn and Buff orpingtons:
new lot Of baby chicks every twelve
days. 6. =. WESTMAN, 400 West
Marshall
FoR SALE THE PRETTIES'T AND
gentlest shetland pony in the state.
I'll care Times Dispatch.
GKEA1TLsT RARGAINs EVER OF
By ORpliR OF THE; CONSOLE
DATED CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
Twelve horses and mares. ages 1--WE
70 eight years old, Weighing 1000 to
stock. right out Of hard work. This
IS great opportunity for farmers
mat are in need Of good acclimated
single and four double. eight sets Of
wagon harness. See SUPER INTEND
ENI at stable. 012 East Cary street
FOR SALE BNRRED PLYMOUTH
Ana one Sn'geenS IN for lois f Ys hens ems
each alaa chafin street. KIM
EGGS FROM s, G RHODE ISLAND
l EcdS' sl.59 for II $50 per 100 ow-
4HG 10 III hCalth. snail close out
stock end OF season; from now on
cegs from $500. $4,000 and $50 pens
viii be mixed and sold at above
prices. SUNCREST POULTRY conf
FANf. Richmond Va. care Carrier
II HAVE ONLY FOUR MORE HIGH
bred Handsomely marked Licweiiyn
nupies for sale: dam, Nellie Johnson.
2la"3 sire. Indiana spot. grand
champion Virginia State Fair. 1910
purchasers desiring registered stock.
applN I. y. MJCHELL, Highland
Park. Richmond Va
| FOR SAl.E Two GOOD WORK
horses; also pair OF three year old
Sorrcl colts sos East Canal street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05

10Y w Wo! ,I;I} I2l- LAKE.: - GER 100
!luGiil y GoLDSTEfN BIST
HORM LAST WEEK AND IL MAX
ING HER COAT ON THIS FORM.
CAME TO SHoW IT 10 Us. AND
" WAS MORE Bt:AJ,riFCLI.Y
Made MID y BETTER FITTING
.CoAT THAN ANYaI.ALiGS' TAIT.OI;
Uol' 90, TuKN OFT rills coAT
lest LADIES TAIl.oRS AND
THEY ADM i'f TlIA1, THEN COJI.p
NOT DO BETTER. TINS SUIT WAS
MADE OF NERN EXPENSIVE MA
T.II MS ANp Innings. AND ONLY
COST HER $500, WHEREAS s.
l5NplES' TAILOR COULD NOT MT
nLlCAT1 SAME roR LESS THAN
SIo.0". THIS STIOWS H'rIfNr UCR
Stl'r CpSFS HER tiTTlii MORE
#TliAN pNE-TifTRp TILE TAlLOIiS'
pRlCE AS THIS rs rjlB REC;lN-
MING OF THE. SPRING; SEASON
MD MANY LADIES WISH 10
MAKE, THEIk OWN SIYrS. WE
Will. sell 100 BUST FORMS 'FOR
Sl."1S REGULAR PRICE, S250.
MIA. CINE E'UlI. lNFORMNT ALTON
.uoM To MAKE ssllRTs AND
COATS FREE, OF CHARGE ONLY
ONE BUST FORM AT THIS rRlCE
10 y CUSTOMER Tile GOIp.
SritI \ lust MD COLLAR FORM
MIG; NORTH "A SEVENTH
b S'rREE.T.
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SAFES

TIE MOSLERa SAFE COMPANY BANK
safes, the MANGANESE Screw doorard
Coriess. tire and burglar proof vaults
iirc proof safes, etc, Address for
catalogue and estimates G. IT
CRtLLE., Agent for Virginia and
North Carolina. Blacks one va
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MATTRrasEA

HAVE YOUR MATTRESSES Rr.MApE
now: sanitary methods used: reliable
work. SY DNOR ~ HUNDLE.Y, I'll
East Broad street. Madison 1904
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I CHESTERFIELD ToNSORIAI.
PARLOR.
tarN: all white BARRIERS; service IN :
eXcelied. CllAS. r. SElTI. Pro-
rrietor; Wilton t.nroughty. Manager.
AM hony Scln. y i; Gollinbergcr--
all BARRIERS
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'7-'-7-- s'-a777- -
Rotiee8.

SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS, OPPO.
site the old post-ofIice. Phone Madi.
son 1925. Examinations and esi;-
mates free
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DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK T?

If SO WE WILL STOP II FREE. AND
guarantee ii for n period Of two
years, PROVIDING YOU will allow
us to do your roof PAINTING. OUR
prices are always the LOWEST, ana
our workmanship the best WE.
KNOW HOW. T. IL HAMILTON
COMPANY. 12o West Canal street.
Phi one connection
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Mtisrella

ANTIQUES.
YOU CAN GET GENUINE, ANTIQUE,
furniture Mt c.. T. LNDNs; ALSO
antiques and other furniture repair
ed, polished and finished Antiques
bought 10 West Main Street
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CANDY CANDY. BEST IN TOWN
iIAEMI Piss. ON NINTH STREET
BETTER GO AROUND

CAPITAL. FURNISHED FOR Mt,RITC.
IlouS enterprises, stocks and bonds
sod on commission. Facilities for In
cooperating and reorganization or
conpahies For particulars. John
SON 6: CO, Bankers, Madison and La
SALE Chicago
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SHOE REPAIRING.

N EMS SHOES, WHOLE- SOLED, 81;
half-.soled. 75c. ladies'. 60c.; chill
aren S. 4Cc.. and up. according to
Size Every pair sewed: no nails
or pegs Best leather DREW'S
ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY. tbs e.
Main. Phone Monroe 1857.
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rZssSGsst'
ME BEG no ANNOUNCE THAT orr;
LADIES' TAILORING ESTABLISiI..
MENr. THE MOST COMPLETE 4NNio
uP1rO DATE IN EVERY RESPECT.
is NOM READY no TAKE ORDERS:
FOR THE SPRING. We HAVE TIlt,
GOODS MD THE STYLE AND TIit,
iRlCE N. GOLDSTEIN. TILE. la
DIES TAILOR. COR. SEVENTH NND
FRANKLIN.
YOUR RENT ACCOUNT PLACED
with n. " BOWIE & SON insnrss
best results.
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BEST AUTOMOBILE PAINTING DONE
ar K. II. BOSHER'S SONS, 10 South
Ninth street
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MONEY YOUR BEST FRIEND, YOU
can receive 500 TO $4,000 IN tvvn
Years. Immediate loans. SO upwards.
obtained By saving 81 10 S. or more
regularly Send for booklet t,s
tablished % years, COMMERCIAL
GUARANTEE Co. Bankers IS y
Ninth !
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miscellaneous.
RELIABLE TRANSFER.

MEMS SHOES HALE SOLF,D, SOC.
nailed. Ladies' shoes, Zoe, ana chill :
drcn's % cents and up. according TO
size. l5REW'S iLECTRIC SHOE,
FACTORY. 7l6 East Main.
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WANTED. THREE MEN TO JOIN THE
advertiser who can FURNISH $500 cash
plant I'm this city, where large re-
turns can DO had on the amount of
money invested. This proposi,'-,,
VIII bear the strictest Investigations
For particu1nrs a Sdrece Roy fc
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FOR SALE S. &. BROWN I,EC;UoEE
GEES, i5c. sitting; $500 per loo
SIRA " BERRY HILL T'OU II r Y
ARDS. Box 2sT. City
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FOL; SALE, FIVE ROOM HOUSE. TWO
lots: some fruit: one square Of car.
Price S750
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RURRER BOOTS REPAIRED.

JNIRSIiOES, RAIN COATS AND RtJR.
Der goods DREW'S ELECTRIC.
"RUBBER FIN" TO L.. Main Phone
Monroe 26GI
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We, JONES AND EUBANK BROS. this
day. March |. 1911. dissolve partner
ship. Hereafter all debts OF former
nrIn Will he taken care of BY Jones
Eubank the successor OF Jones &
t.ubanll Bros
tSigncdl j. r. JONES
Il. w. EIjBANI[
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Bankrupt Rnftres.

'
N THE pISTR> COURT or THD
cHlIlu STATES FOR TIE EASE
lIliN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA. .-'I'7s.
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CANCERS CURED WITH MEDICINE
\ permanent cure guaranteed i Il
SMITH. Sal Seventh st. Bristol, Tenn
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FARM, on BROAD STREET. ROAD,
three miles from city: new house and
improvements Talk with HARRIS.
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DersonaI8.

soGTHEKN .ynNTAT. ROOMS, 1oPpo.
site the old post Office. Phone Madi.
son 1926 Examinations and esti.
mates tree.
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'cNItA-NF , QUANTITY OEPINGTONS
have won tile blue ribbons this saa
son at New York. Philadelphia, Bal
umore, Richmond and Augusta Ga
Both rose and single comb buzz and
single comb white; trap-ncsted, bred
TO lay. weigh and pay; guaranteed
eggs for Matching, so and So per
n Mating AVID prize lists free
Natter SCHAAF. i2G l.. Broad ST.
Richmond Va
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WRITER AND TYPlST
OF good appearances. With one thous-
position aud interest in business
Address G PIG. care Times-Dispatch
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BROAD STREET INN ESTME NT
fronting two streets, railroad III
rear; splendid brick store Price
$4,000. Talk with Harris.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-05-09
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, That, by or
der of the Board of Trustees of the
Village OF Challis, Custer County. Ida
ho, and pursuant to the law 10 such
case made and provided, the under
signed will offer for sale. 1t the front
door OF the Court House. in said Viii
lage, on the twentieth day of May,
1911, between the hours of 10 o'clock
A. NJ. and 4 o'clock P. NJ. of said day.
to the highest bidder for cash, the fol-
lowing described town lots, belonging
to said Village OF Challis. to-wit:
Lots l. 3. S, Block a.; Lots /, 3, s.
I, Block 81; Lots l. 2. and 3, Block
Sc: Lots 5, :, 6 and 8, Block 81. All of
Blocks e., 63, "a, Is and 66; Lots aud
| 9. Block 60; Lots l. 3, 5 and z, Block II;
Lots l, 3. 5 and 7. Block 72; Lots l, 8,
and :, Block 73: Lots /, 8. and q,
Block "A; Lots l, 3, 5 and Block rs.
All OF Blocks 76 and II. All of said
property above described is appraised
at q. 90 per lot.
No bid will be accepted for less than
the appraised value of said lots, ~
herein set forth, and purchaser will be
required 10 pay all cost of conveyancs
in addition TO the selling price of the
property purchased.
The right is hereby reserved TO offel
said lots separately or collectively.
T. j. KERR,
/ Chairman Board OF Trustees of tn
Village of Challis, Custer
County, Idaho.
: First publication May End, 1911.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-05-09
Notice to Creditors.

In the Probate Court of the County OF
Custer, State Of Idaho.
In the Matter of the Estate of Mrs.
Melissa Wilkinson. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Executor Of the Estate OF Mrs.
Melissa Wilkinson, deceased. to the
creditors OF and all persons having
claims against said deceased, TO ex-
hibit such claims, with the necessary
vouchers, wichin four months after
the first publication of this notice TO
the said Executor, at the office OF X. n.
Hull & Co., 10 Challis, which said ofii-
ce the undersigned selects as his place
of business 10 all matters connected
with said estate of Mrs Melissa Wilk-
inson, deceased
Dated April 18th. 1911.
JAS. r. GAYLE,
Executor of the Estate Of Mrs.
Melissa Wilkinson. Deceased.
First publication April 18th, 1911.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-05-09
S. M. VanCamp Dead.

Stephen Merit VanCamp, an
old Custer county pioneer, and a
brother of James H. VanCanp OF
Challis, died at the Soldiers
Home, Boise, Idaho, Monday
morning, May 1st, 1911.
Stephen M. VanCamp was born
in Wyoming county, Penn. on
the 10Th of March, 1910. When
about 8 years of age he went to
Illinois with his parents and liv-
ed upon farm until the Civil
War. At the first call for three
months men he enlisted in the
Woodstock Light Guards. At
the end of three months he re-
enlisted for three years in Co. A
18th Illinois Volunteer Inf, and
was in many of the hardest
fought battles of the rebellion.
At the end of his enlisted SER
vice, being an engineer and fam
iliar with railroad operations,
the government retained him in
its service and put him in charge
of a military train on the Nash
vile and Chattanooga road. In
an attack made upon this train
by a Confederate battery in am
bush, Mr.. VanCamp received
wounds which he carried to his
grave.
Taps have been sounded and
another old soldier has been sum
moned to answer the last roll
in the Great Beyond.
Deceased came West in 1865
and was wagon master of {
freighting outfit from Omaha t(
Powder River, when the Indian.
were very troublesome. He alst
followed mining in the variOu.
camps of Wyoming, Utah ant
Idaho. He was one of five broth
ers who served in the Civil War
only two of the five are now liv
ing who were in the war, viz
Henry, 80 years of age, a resi-
dent of Chicago, and James H.
) the youngest brother, of Challis
Idaho. There is also one siste
living at Salt Lake, and the ED
est brother 81 years of age, A
B. VanCamp, is living at tn
Odd Fellows Home, at Thalima
\ ito, California.
Deceased came to Challis, Ida
hO, or rather to Salmon River
: in this valley, before there wa
a town here, on Dec. 18th, 1871
and remained here ever sine
following prospecting, minin
and farming, until about yea
ago when he went down to tt
Soldiers Home at Boise. H
death was a surprise to US al
for no one, not even his hrothe
= knew that he was sick, so IL
= telegram received on the 1st
his death by his brother W;
very unexpected, indeed.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-05-09
Serial No. O42Ol.
Notice For Publication.
penartment Of the Interior,

Department of the Interior,
U. s. Land Office At HALEY, Idaho,
April 7th, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that stanton
NJ. VauCamp, of Challis, Custer coun-
ty, Idaho, who. on October 10th. 1908.
made Homestead Entry Serial No.
O42O1), No 1917, for SEA. Section IL,
Townshiy IS n, Range 20 E Boise
Meridian. has filed notice of intention
to make Final Five Year Proof. to esr
tablish claim to the land above des-
cribed, before HERMAN b. Barnes. U.
s. Commissioner, At Challis, Idaho, Oh
the 7th day of June, 1911.
Claimant names Is witnesses
i Finley Zirwell, of Challis, Idaho.
Charles b. Jeuson, OF
samuel TriPp.
Walker D. Webb,
IF. HORNE, Register.
First publication April 18th, 1911.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-05-09

Notice is hereby given, That an ex-
animation for teachers 6rst. second
and third grade county certificates will
be held vt the Office of the County
Supt. of Public Instruction At Challis,
Idaho, on May rs, 26, sud 9Th, 1911.
JENNIE E. KEILEHER,
Co. Supt. Public Inst.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-05-09

If you have we'll located land or
good business proposition for sale q
reasonable price, write mo 1t ouce en-
closing sclf-addressed stamped envel-
ope for for reply (owners ouly).
Address.
j. c. ROSS,
sl6-=nd Ave. So. Minneapolis, Nina,
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-05-09

".
Wayne Darlington. Defendant
County Of Custer.
Notice is hereby given, That on the
2nd day of May, 4. D., 1911, IN attach
ment was issued in the above entitled
action against the property of the
aforesaid defendant. Wayne Darling
ton. for the sum of Five thousand
Five Hundred Sixty (s5s6O.O0) Dollars
with interest thereon at the rate of
ten per cent per annum from the first
day of June, 1903, together with costs
Of this action.
Witness my hand and the seal OF tho
(Seal) said District Court, affixed this
3rd day of May, A. D., 1911
E. j. MICHAEL,
Clerk of District Court.
First publication May 9th. 1911.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-05-09

The water in Salmon river and
the small streams have commen-
ced to rise.
Jas. Hooper and wife were ov-
er from Pahsamaroi Friday and
of last week.
We learn that baby boy was
born to the wife of Commissioner
Campbell of Clayton last week.
C. St. Louis and wife arrived
in Challis Friday evening from
California. Mr.. st. Louis will
soon open up a jewellery store in
the Vandervort building.
District Court is scheduled to
open here May 8th. There are
four criminal cases on the dock
et-State of Idaho VS.. Otto Hud-
son; State of Idaho vs.. Hall;
State of Idaho VS.. Ellis, State of
Idaho VS.. J. B. Hunter and Thai
man, besides there a large num-
Der of civil cases on the docket.
Frank Seal, representing the
Capital Electric Co. of Salt Lake
City, was in Challis two days of
last week making estimates for
installing a electric light and
power plant for the Village of
Challis. After a careful esti-
mate he informed US that pro-
viding the town put in system
of waterworks, he could attach
the dynamo to the main pipe of
the waterworks in the lower end
of town and thereby get water
power sufficient to run from SOC
to 1000 lights. He agreed to in
stall a 5OO.light plant under the
above conditions for S4, 200, anc
the village could furnish three
16 c. p. lights to any building
for 81 90 per month, and each
additional light for the same
building at % cents per month
At this rate it is far cheaper
than coal oil or gasoline, ant
much better, and there is nj
reason why every building ant
residence in town would not in
stall electric lights. Mr.. Sea
said at the above charges for tn
, lights the town could make ;
good protit-in fact it would b.
a better paying proposition thai
the waterwOrks.
But we must have the water
5 works first, but we need both
The question arises that we d
/, not have taxable property in tn
? village to vote bonds for th
r water and lights at the sam
e time. But both waterwOrks an
s lights are alive improvements
|. and il is claimed that the U. s
;. Supreme Court in the case {
e the city of Helena, Mont, VI
# held that city which voted abo,
8 the per cent and issued bono
for waterwOrks, the court clair
ing it alive improvements
which the city could derive
revenue. But for dead improv
ments, such as sidewalks an
D. streets, where no revenue cOu
le be derived, a village could N
a. be bonded above certain p
&c cent. At any rate it would
- - to see if the courts gave such
al decision.
1t is estimated that sufficie
wood pipe to install the watt
oo works system could be laid do'
90 here for $1,000. What it wou
90 cost to put the pipe in we ha
90 no idea. 1t is intended to ia
'al the water from Garden cree
about two miles above town. a
pipe the water from the ere
90 into a storage reservoir.
80 We need the waterworks
oO oo three reasons, viz 4:
m First-In order to get &c
.4s drinking water for the health
= the community.
.sS Second-FOr fire protection
lar Third-To produce power
the electric plant.
But we need both the wa
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-05-09

G. E. Gable is down from Sun
oeam.
Mr.. Schubert and wife of Boise
we're in town last week.
Thomas Ennis was in town
last week from Mackay.
A number of business places
in town are being treated to a
new coat of paint.
Mrs. Chas. Baker, Miss Mild
red Burnett and Solon Clark
are up from Mackay.
Messrs. Simmons and Harper
whe filed on ranches in this val
ley arrived in town last week.
Ed. Jones of Custer returned
the fore part of last week from
Wallace, where he spent the
winter.
Wentworth & Chase, the new
meat market men are in town
and are ready to open shop as
soon as their new building is
completed.
For Sale. A No. 10 Smith
Premier typewriter, good as new.
cost $1,000, for sale at a bar
gain. Inquire of Pierce Dorgan,
Challis, Idaho.
Henry Smith and family ar
rived last week from Minnesota,
and are visiting with Mr.. Julius
Blume and family. The con-
template locating here.
K. D. Williams was down from
Robinson last week. We learn
that Mr.. Williams has about
closed deal for the sale of the
famous Park Medical Springs to
eastern parties.
Sheriff Huntington went down
to Blackfoot last week and
brought up Hall, who has been
in the Blackfoot Jail for some
time, and whose trial comes of
at this term of the District court
Chaffee, Deputy Fruit Inspec
tor for District No. IA, which
comprises Custer and Lemh
counties, was in town last week
While here he appointed j. A
Harrington as deputy for Custe
county.
The county officers under tn
new law now receive their sala
} ries each month, instead of quar-
2 terly under the old law. Audi
e tor Michael drew their warrant
e last week for their salary 70
l the month of April.
= State Warden Gray gives nc
: tice that he will enforce the re
quirements of the law relativ
, to providing fish ladders or way
{ at all dams, and screens in a
. bitches. All persons failing
l. comply with the law will /
prosecuted.
The auto. service started la
4 week between Mackay and Cha
= lis, and have been making dali
- trips, and oftner when necessal
~ to accommodate the passenger
10 Frank Sweeney, who is a frs
class mechanic and who unde
stands how to drive and repa
ot the cars, has leased the Strlr
r. of autos. belonging to the M.
N c. l. Stage Co., and begin ope
ID ating them last week, so VIII
10 you want a quick. easy and sa
70 trip from or to Mackay, call
!, Frank Sweeney.
i'd Last Tuesday there was an a
ek sault case before Judge Horton
court in Challis. 1t was cri
or inal case State of Idaho VS.. j.
Hunter and Thalman, who We
cd arrested for an assault by poll
of ing rifles at two of d. B. Drak'
sheep herders. The defendar
were bound over to the Distr
or court. The bonds were plac
at $3.50 each which they furnis
er ed. Attorneys M. A. Brown a