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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-25

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The Detroit times., 1911-02-21
ARTICLE XXX.

section i. DEFINITIONS Any
building occupied. intended to be
occupied. OF arranged 10 De occu-
dance for three or more famiiiss.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-21

Sec. 1, SIDEWALKS AND COW
ERS. Whenever a building imme-
dfately abutting a street shall be
constructed or repaired to a height
temporary sidewalk and sidewalk
covers shall be erected and main
fained during such construction
and repair. The temporary side
walk shall be at least Ave feet
wide unless otherwise permitted in
writing by the Department OF Pub
more than four feet above the
regular sidewalk level with sub
stantfal steps at either end. such
sidewalk to be kept free and un-
obstructed and clear OF rubbish.
dirt and snow.
Excavations on either side OF
such sidewalk must be protected
by substantial railIngs so long as
any danger exists.
over this sidewalk and covering.
the entire space from the building
to the outer edge Of this temper
ary sidewalk there shall be a pro-
tecting cover on heavy timber sup
ports. and a two-inch plank roof
with a solid rail on the outer edge
OF the roof at least 80 inches high
The clear head room over the tenn
porary sidewalk shall be az least
eight (e) feet. This protectinp
cover shall be maintained so long
as the building material IL being
handled on the building front
above the level OF the cover.
Sec; =; FLOOR PROTECTION
WHILE BUILDING. In skeleton
Construction buildings solid
three (3) inch plank floor, shall be
maintained over the entire build
Ing within two. f2) Stories OF the
riveterx and within four (t) stories
~ the erectors. Such floors shall
be shifted at two CD story heights.
~ Mil or Regular Construction
q permanent or tempor-
ary moor shall be laid at each story
Of beams. before the walls are car
re . soose sns n,,Tssnr no15 ,evsli si, rro, =
Outside scaffolds. either supported
~ continuous supports from the
ground or By thrust outs, through
sssIss .ssv. ss q. iRRiiSsi's6sj ezra Is .sals. ssss
The Detroit times., 1911-02-21

INGS. No movable iron or wood
frames for the purpose of adver-
on the inside OF building. except
such frames as may be fastened
nat against the outside face of
walls. No such frames shall ex-
tend across or cover up openings
OF egress to fre escapes.
Sec. 9. HOUSE FIREMAN. II
shall be the duty OF every owner,
lessee or manager OF every such
show house used for theatrical
purposes, that shall be open or oc-
cupied by an assembly OF people,
to have In their employ man
more. In uniform as near like that
used by City Fireman as may be.
and he shall wear a hat or cap
whereon shall be printed the words
"House Fireman" Such persons
shall be employed solely for the
tanning fire appliance and imple-
ments OF safety. and 10 drill and
instruct the employees thereof In
the use OF such fre appliance and
20 command them In case of alarm;
said fireman shall not be required
I'm or about such show house, dur
Ing the time that such show house
shall be open TO the public and oc-
cupied by an assembly of people,
except that said fireman may act
in the capacity OF an usher.
Sec. 10. FIRE APPLIANCES.
Axes. water pipes. hose and such
number OF chemical hre ex-
tinguishers. which In the judgment
of the chief OF Fire Department or
his assistants may be necessary,
shall be furnished and kept In
such places as said Chief or his
assistants may designate and be at
all times subject to their inspec-
tion.
ARTICLE XXI
Section 1. DEFINITIONS Any
building occupied. intended to be
occupied. OF arranged to De occS-
The Detroit times., 1911-02-21

Sec. s2. CROSS AIsLEs TO BE
PROVIDED There shall be pro-
vided q cross aisle, not less than
two (2) feet six (s) Inches wide, In
directly to the emergency, exits
and extending across the full width
OF such Balcony or Gallery; and
should n cross aisle contain a row
OF seats then such cross aisle shall
be not less than three CD feet ten
(10) inches wide.
II any Balcony or Gallery con-
tains a seating capacity exceeding
shall be provided additional cross
alsles. exits and stairways.
Sec, 80. AIsLEs TO BE KEPT
stairways OF all buildings affected
by the provisions OF this Ordinance.
now or hereafter erected. shall be
kept clear of camp stools. chairs
and shall not be obstructed in any
manner whatsoever.
No person or persons shall be al.
lowed 10 stand In or occupy any OF
the aisles or pasageways OF such
building during h any entertainment,
Kind ~ '
Sec "a. RADIATORS. ETC,
PROHIBITED IN AIsLEs No coil
or radiator or floor register. shall
be placed IN any aisle. or PASSAGE
way used as an exit, but all such
coils, radiators. etc, shall be placed
I'm recesses formed I'm the wall or
partition 20 receive the same.
No boiler. furnace. engine or
heating apparatus, except steam.
diators. shall be located under the
Auditorium or under any passage
way. stairway or exit OF any Thea
Sec as. SALE OF TICKETS FOR
Standing Room tickets shall be
limited TO the space between the
backs OF the seats on the Main
Floor OF the Auditorium ana ths
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-05-05

| CLASSIFIED WANTS
The Bell Telephone oflice 81
snoshone Is short 81 operatoes
ex Of more ladies' can sa8r.
aglf nest either ezperieneel D.
opi to qualify for chief and local
Defa'ofs Apply at once.
LOST one light sorrel horse.
Neigal about 400 pounds. acaf Oh
fore leg Notify I1ctor Lan0.
Menceii ilahO. itpd.
fOR SALE sewing machine.
fly new, cheap. Mrs. Ben OAR
rsb sh0sh0ne. Idah0 fl-3
FOR SALE: Two desirable Ibis
on Knob Hill. $3.50 for both. terms
Oh part. HaddOck-Nackcy Land Co.,
shosh0ae, Idaho.
/ FOR SALE: At cur camp 81 Je-
( rome Reservoir. awo. three ana four
inch iron pipe, centrifugal pumps.
gasoline engines. water hose. etc.
Write US at ShoshOne o. call 1t
camp
DONALD GRANT & CONPA
Anyone wishing raspberry, dew
berry, currant or g0OseDerry slips
should call On L. ". Reynolds.
Eggs for Matching from thorough
bred Black MllOrcas- =. l. heGs.
and Kelly Blue Games. Frank
AIllsaps. shoshone, Idaho. 9-tf.
Mich COWS for sale. Frank Mill
gaps, ohOshOne, Idaho 9-tf
Clearing, blowing leveling. fenc-
ing, building. OF any kind Of i'm
proving Good equipment. prices
right. work guaranteed. Chas. L.
Burgess. bCx fi6. Shoshone, Idaho.
FOR RENT - Furnished rooms
Tor light Housekeeping. VIII be In
eaeh Saturday to let them. Id
ward Pratt at the Shosh0ne Hotel
FOR SALE. 40 acres Carey
land, proved up, fenced, first class
and miles north OF ShOsh0ne. $
an acre bonus If taken soon. Ad-
dress
W. o. ZEIGLER,
ShOshone. Idaho. Stiff
FOR SALE. one 10 inch John
Deere suIky plow. Two small size
wheel scrapers. Three Angora
goats. two males. one female
Geo. ". Redm0n, ShOshone u It.
FOR RENT. Nrs. Thaysrs SIX
room house has been repaired and
painted Water In kitchen. sew
sral fruit and shade trees. SIS per
month. Mrs. Thayer, 635 Loncrest
St. Riverside, Calf. f3-2pd.
FOR RENT. & four room house.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-05-05

The Ladies Ala Of the Method
isI church met with Mrs. Harry W.
Anderson Wednesday afternoon Of
TINS week.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-05-05

The Ladies Ala Of the Method
lsI church met with Mrs. Harry "
! Andersen Wednesday afternoon Of
TINS week.
a bunch Of railroad men passed
through town Monday on theiI
way to the fishing grounds on Sill
yer Greek.
Agent Whitneck Of the Shoshone
depot acted as station agent at
This place last week 1uring the re-
moval OF Nj. Booth.-Gooding
Leader.
Ore Of our prominent young bus
mess men was passing candy ana
cigars among the employees Of the
court house Wednesday. We must
say that it looks a little suspicious
at the best.
The following marriage licenses
were issued this week by CLERK
Harry W. Anderson: James A. Bax-
ler Of ShOshOne and Dora BOsh OF
Gooding, Henry Fulbright and NJ.
klncald both Of Bichfield.
H. NJ. SpangIer. the man who took
caibolic acid a couple Of weeks ago,
and has been IN the county hospi-
tai since that time, was removed to
,ae county jail Wednesday evening
He Will have his hearing as soon
as he RECEIVERS sufficiently.
The ease of G. N. Brown against
the 0. :. L. railroad was heard in
the District court "Wednesday and
the jury found in favor Of Mr.
Brown for the full amount asked
The case grew out Of stock that
had been killed on the road. At
torneys D. Worth Clark and Frank
I. Disney represented the railroad
and the law firm Of Haddock and
Johnson Of this city looked sfte-
The interests Of Mr.. Brown.
The Sh0Shcne Regulars and the
High School bail team Will cross
bats at the ball park sunday after
lOon at three o'clock. This prom 4
ses to be one Of the best games Of (
he season as the Regulars have +.
hood IN their eyes and are prae-
icing every evening and the Il. 5.
loys have not been beat SO far this
eason and are determined to main
ain their reputation. So all you
ans come out and see a good game
4 ball and yell your heads off for
he winning team. IS per cent Of
be gate receipts viii go to the
winning team and . per cent as !
consolation prize TO the one that
leets defeat.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-05-05

FOR sAEE: 40 acres Carey
land, proved up, fenced, first class
and . miles north OF ShOshOne. 8
an acre bonus il taken soon. Ad-
dress
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-05-05

A. /. McMahon made a business
trip to Rupert the last Of the
week.
Mrs. W Hail Horne visited for
severa. days last week with rel
atives in HALEY.
Mrs. William Justice OF Hagerman
was in Shoshone over sunday Wis
--.ng with friends.
J. NJ. Churchill, the live real
estate man Of Dietrich, was in
town between trains Yesterday.
Mrs. Gustinson Of Boise Is spend
ing the week in Shoshone as the
guest Of Mrs. Thomas H. Gooding.
Mrs. Albert Coates of Haley is.
visiting in the city as the guest OF
her daughter, Mrs. George Fra
sier.
Barlow EefguSOn, one OF the
pr minent sheep men Of this part
OF the country was in Shoshone /
V sieFday.
F. ". Jordon Of Boise spent sew
eral days Of this week in Shosh0ne
attending to some matters IN the
District court.
Dr c. W. Dill returned Wednes- /
cay evening from Wendell where I
he had been called to assist in
several operations.
Attorney J. W. Porter Of Twin
Falls was in the city Monday Of
his week looking after some mat
.ers in the District court.
J. NJ. Wise, one of the leading
attorneys of Twin Falls, was trans
ieting legal business before the
District court Monday Of this week.
P. H. Dawson, the veteran ira
-eling man for the NJ. E. Smith Dry
Foods company OF Omaha with
headquarters IN Boise was in Sho-
hone the first OF the week calling
IN his numerous customers.
Ralph 7. Bickel returned Friday
rom Boise where ne had been for .
he past ten days taking treatment
or necrosis Of the jaw bone. He IS
ceiling fine once more and is at /.
lis usual place in the county re-
orders office.
Mrs. ]. W. Wheeler and son
lloyd returned last FrIUay evening
rom Boise where Floyd has been {
or the past month recovering from
n operation for appendicitis. The q
I'D is able to run ar0unu and Wis :
his friends. Il
H. G. Simpson and J. c. Packard
-ere in the city last evening from
heir home in Dietrich having come 2
own to witness the performance 4
wen by the Juvenile Bostoniansl I;
ne same evening. y
E. f. Jamison, sales agent for \
lie Idaho Irrigation company with y
eadquarters in Dietrich, passed :,
trough Shosnone yesterday on I,
is way to Richfield on a matter +,
business. M
Sidney Goure Of Boise is spend q
G few weeks on Carey claim u
/ the North Shoshone tract, in "
'mpany with Albert Smith who a
'eparing to make final proof. N
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-05-05

{. N. Grigsby, manager Of the
Zen Cent theatre. mas secured the
services OF Harry Wallace, one OF
the best piano players that has
been in the city Tor some time.
Wallace can not read a note OF
music but can play any selection
on the piano after hearing 1t once.
With good music and first class
pictures the show IS one Of merit.
You cannot afford to make dresses
Ike those the Morse Store will sell
YOU for s400, much less hire them
made.
The shoshone Stars, an aggre-
cation OF school boys Of the sew
enth and eighth grade played a
game Of base ball with bunch of
boys from Jerome last Saturday
afternoon at the ball park and as
result our kids carried of the hon
ors to the tune Of is to four.
If good merchandise, low prices,
prompt service and personal atten-
ton appeal to you, trade at the
AOrSe Store.
). Il. Mills was this week appoint /
ed deputy court reporter to assist /
Reporter StottS who is busily en-
gagged typewriting the short handi
notes OF the Leo Cramr trial that
has been appealed to the Supreme
court. Mr.. StOtts says that it Will
take him more than thirty days to
complete the work.
Fine ladies and Misses shoes,
latest styles of slippers in Suede,
Velvet, Patent and dull finish at
the Morse Store.
A. J. Bruce. an 0. s. L. lineman,
was taken seriously i'll while out
ln the road between here and Die
rich last Tuesday evening. DR.. Il.
6. Baugh was called and made a
sW trip to Brady on a speeder
d brought Mr.. Bruce to town for
The Millinery Showing at the
Morse Store embraces all the lates
md most popular styles of trim
md the newest shapes. Hats are
llso made to your order at the
most reasonable prices.
P. P. Haines is in the city from G
hc Salmon dam. Mr.. Haines was
resident of this place some years
go and sees a marked improve :
uent IL the town since his last visit +
lere.
J. D. marlborough, deputy d
ounty assessor is busy these days il
interview e tie business men and
itizens in regard to their taxes y
or this year. !
Charles French, one of the live d
as of Jerome, was called to 9
ne county seat the flrSt OF the u
EEK to serve as a juror in the
lstrict court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lumb ar h
we'd Monday from Pocatello and h
ill visit with Mrs. Lumbs parents, h
r. and Mrs. John Lumb on Big Of
Tood river.
Mr.. BoweFman arrived here the in
rst of the week from Half Way, OF
RECON, and is taking treatment in &C
e Blondin hospital. lpI
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-05-05
PURELY PERSONAL
WaLer ~ At Hedmon

Lazy VpDi ntDLo anu student ODGT-
ators wanted at TIE local office
Bell Telephone. Apply at once.
Col. ferguson, leaoing attorney
OF the Gate City spent several
days 10 shoshone this week On H.
gal business.
Fish and game licenses for sale at
Bowler Bros. f2-3
Lady operators ana student oper-
ators wanted at the local office
Bell Telephone. Apply at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Albers were
IN the city Wednesday from Die
trich. They left The same evening
for their home in Illinois.
The silk petticoats at the
Morse Store are only $3.50.
l. W. Mcconnell, manager Of
the Idaho Irrigation company. was
III town Wednesday from Richfield
on mission Of business.
Let US show you our 1914" line
Of wall paper. Boeck Bros.
Lady operators and student oper-
ators wanted at the local office
Bell Telephone. Apply at once.
Judge J. H. Richards, one Of the
leading attorneys Of Ada county.
was in shoshone The first of mel
week Oh business before the Dis
trict court.
Thos. J. Redmon handles the
American Rabbit fence. The best
going.
Lady operators and student oper-
aIors wanted at the local office
Of the Bell Telephone co. Apply at
once.
W. Ii. Pucketi OF the law firm
Of Hav iey puesel; * Hawley OF
Boise was looking after business
matters In The city one day the
first Of the week
Fine new line Of ladies neck
wear, the very latest, at the Morse
Store.
Lady operators and student oper- !
ators wanted at the local office Of
the Bell Telephone Co. Apply at
ohce.
Attorney Martin was IN town the ,
first of the week from Jerome look
ing after the case OF LOUIS Walz
who was being tried in the District
court for booletgging.
H. P. Blodgett, editor Of the Good
ing Leader, is spending the week
in Shoshone having been caught :
in Sheriff Tugs dgag net when he
was out getting jury.
A. B. Barclay and Henry Hall OF
the law firm Of Barclay & Hall Of
Jerome were in the county seat !
Tuesday and Wednesday of this !
week looking after some cases they ,
had in the District court.
The best $500 investment you t
can make is to get a water filter h
at Redmon's. g
Attorney D. Worth Clark, gen =
eral counsel for the Oregon Short :
Line in Idaho with headquarters :.
in Pocatello, was in Shoshone this =
week being called here 10 appear
in a case in the District court.
See the new tailored shirtwaists V
marked at $3.50 and sI.75 at the r
Morse Store.
Lady operators and student oper-
ators wanted at the local office "
Of the Bell Telephone Co. Apply at u
)nce. = =
E. B. Hughes, the Gooding sv
has secured the contract
or the plumbing on the new ad- tr
iition to the McFall hotel in
shoshone and will be busy at that
,oint, for some time to come NJ
iooding Leader. an
See the up-to-date Millinery at al.
he Morse Store at one half the IN,
ity prices.
Frank Wilmington of the She Ia
hone Bottling works made bus
ness trip to Dietrich "Wednesday az
n the interest of the Fizz works. ~,
The company is doing splendid he
BUSINESS and are shipping their
GODS all along the line. 49,
Why drink liquid mud when a mt
500 filter from Redmon's, will give cit
GU pure, clear water. iol
Floyd Weeks, manager of the
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-05-05

FOR RENT. s four room house.
Inquire at Room Z McMahon build
INF. f4tf
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-05-05
CONSERVATISM


We hear the word used whole lot regarding
banks and their management. It IS a good thing
and properly applied IS Of very great advantage but
IN many cases the word does not bear out its dehni-
ton or rather its application does not.
Fossilism. dry rot codness---these are not con-
servatsm How often some good fellow. a great
Sucker for what he calls conservatism but who was
simply petnfying, has been succeeded in bank by
man Of ideas and good sound sense, with result
that the bank Aourshes under the new administration
Our bank is conservative, but we do not use the
iceberg variety. that brand has been and always
will be detrnent to any bank
Come in and examine our bank. let US talk bust
ness with. We want you to make our bank your
bank
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-05-05

FOR RENT. 3lrs. Thayer's SIX
room house has been repaired and
painted Water In kitchen, sew
eral fruit and shade trees. SIS per
month. Mrs. Thayer, 635 L0ncrest
St. Riverside. Calf f3-2pd
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-05-05

FOR SALE: One 10 inch John
Deere sulky plOw. Two small size
wheel scrapers. Three Angora
goats. two males. one female
Geo. ". RedmOn, ShOshOne II 1t.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-05-18
AUSTIN and YOUMANS
Won CHAMPIONSHIP
Tournament Developed Ex-
CGlIGDt Playing

The local tennis tournament inau-
guarted and conducted under the aus
piccs of the Young Mems Christian
Association practically came to a close
yesterday afternoon when the entire
schedule was completed with the ex-
ception of one postponed game, Messrs.
Austin and Youmans having come out
victorious and with a clean score.
The excellent service, team work
and general playing by the winners
carried them through the tournament
with perfect score, every set and every
series being won by them through
out the entire time of play. A total Of
twelve series is credited to the victors,
who We're the recipients of many
congratulations on account of the mas
terly playing they did.
In yesterday afternoons game the
champions were easy winners of the
series by scores of 60, 6-1, G-2, Stokes
and Taylor being their opponents. The
second team in the tournament stand
ing is Bryan and Harvey, who played
such excellent tennis as to push the
victors close for first honors.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-05-18

Juarez,, Mexico, May 17-In re-
sponse to request from the Mexican
federal government, Provisional Presi-
dent Francisco I. Madero, Jr., and his
cabinet gathered at II o'clock today
to formulate a final peace agreement
which is to be submitted by telegraph
by Judge Carbajal today to President
Diaz. 1t has been decided to have
the rebels submit their peace program
in full for blanket ratification by tae
DiaZ government. The ratification will
be cO-incident with the announcement
of an armstice.
The signing in Juarez for the govern
ment itself in few days by judge
Carbajal and the representative
whom the insurrectos may name will
end the armistice, and a normal con-
dition of peace will be recognized rs
existent.
1t is believed that within a week all
arms will have been laid down in the
republic. One of the things which may
cause some delay in the signing of the
peace agreement, but which will not
affect the resumption of normal condi-
tions as soon as the armistice is agreed
upon, will be the naming of the pro-
visional governors of fourteen states.
Insurrectos viii get in touch with pub
lie opinion in the distant states to Sc
lect the most capable men for govern
orns-men whose nomination will i'm
mediately have a tranquilizing effect.
1t is not expected than an answer 20
the proposals of the insurrectos, which
will be completed late this afternoon
Will be received before tomorrow.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-05-18
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