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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10

Senator Hanna has Won warm place
in the hearts Of the settlers in Williams
county by his efforts in behalf of
bill giving relief to the users, of the
government water rights in that vicin-
i1v.
The bill provides that the secretary
OF the interior may withdraw any
public notice issued under section I of
the reclamation act Of June II. 1902.
and he may agree to such modification
OF water right applications duly fled
or contracts with the water users as
ISOLATION and others, entered into prior
to such withdrawal as he may deem
advisable or he may consent to the
abrogation of such water right applica-
tons and contracts and proceed in all
respects as if no such notice had been
given.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10

tent to defraud shall make OF draw or
after or deliver an: cheei:, draft o.
order Tor the payment OF niour:- upon
any bank or other depository. knowing
at the time OF such making. drawing ut
.ering or delivery that ia esnaker or
drawer has not sufficient funds in or
credit with such bank CT other iepoSi-
tory for the payment OF suel. check.
draft or order in full upon its presrn-
tation, shall be guilty OF q m:s,lemssn-
or. and upon CONJUNCTION thereon shall
be fined not more than IL, hun';-e.:
dollars (s5o0.00l or imprisoned in the
county jail not omrv tn. ns;S months.
or both. The making. iraNinE. utter
ing or delivering OF such chee.:. draft
Or order as aforesai,:. shall :,e :-i,na
facie evidence OF intent 70 yiet-aul
The wore; ''credit as used herein shall
De construed 10 mean sn arrangement
IT understanding with lha bank or CO.
pository fcr the payment Of src,. check,
draft or order.
Referred 70 committee on :.ansi1g.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10
NEW CREAM RATE IS
ORDERED IN N. OAK.
Centralized Plants in the Big Towns
Pleased With Court Settlement.

Bismarck. n. D., Feb. 6.-Members
of the North Dakota railroad commits
sion have received notice from Wash
ington of the settlement of the Cobb
cream rate case against the Northern
Pacific railroad. Cobb is sustained, and
the railroad and the state, which was
an ;ntervenor in the case, lose.
The cream rate fixed by the inter
state commerce commission is what is
known as the Beatrice rate, and fixes
a regular charge for the tire esizes of
cream cans in use, according to the
distance which they are hauled. The
ten gallon can is to be carried twenty
five miles for 90 cents, the eight-gallon
one for IS cents and the fve-gallon
one for IA cents.
For longer distances an added charge
of l cent is made for every five miles
up to fifty miles; after that and up to
a hundred miles 70 revery ten miles.
Then l cent can is added thereafter
for every fifteen miles, the result be-
ing that on journey Of sos miles a
ten-gallon can is carried for 81 cents
and a fve-gallon can for 10 cents,
although one contains twice as much
cream as the other.
The state objected to the Beatrice
rate on tn eground that it would hurt
the small creameries of the state BY
giving the large centraizing plants
cheap hauling charges, and giving
them better opportunity to pay
higher prices for cream, thereby driv-
ing the samller institutions out of bus.
mess.
| Attorney General Miller made spec.
ial trip to Washington in an endeavo,
to prevent the commission from putting
the new rate into effect, but without
avail. In Nebraska, where the rate
is employed, it is said to have driven
many of the smaller creameries out OF
business an dbuilt up the large cen
tralization plants in the big cities.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10

good time. Let's get to it. The other
fellow is going-you II feel like .thun-
der-sticking behind!
WAKE UP. CHEER UP. GET UP.
Try feeling like kid once more and
get INTO the game. Never mind about
sleep-the year is young-there II be
plenty of time later on. The light
weight pet of the world, our old friend
Rudsey Leech, (more respectfully an
nounced as)
DISTRICT DEPUTY LEECH OF
NORTH DAKOTA
will exercise the dignity Of his Office
at that time. Let us all 60 and back
him up. We want to take A SPECIAL
CAR. Fill out the enclosed card and
have pew reserved for you by mailing
same without delay. Seriously,
SAM MCDONALD.
HECTOR BARNES,
ERNEST ORCHARD,
/ - .,tus Committee
".
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10

\ message received in the state last
week from Washington announced that
IS q result Of caucus held IN thar city
North Dakota will get but two con
s-ess,n.n under the new apportionmen1
act. This does away with the congress
sional division question so far as three
districts are concerned.
Under thu decision OF the caucus in
Washington. North Dakota vii! have
only two congressman in the next ten
wears. it being decided TO keep the
membership Of the lower house AT its
present number.
The congressional division with three
districts has been the central topic
about the legislature last week. and
with the new situation. bills providing
for two districts are being introduced.
The first OF these was introduced by
Representative Homes providing for a
western and an eastern district.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10
q CERTIFICATES
WERE ISSUED
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC IN
sTRUcTIoN TAYLOR MAKES
REPORT.

Bismarck, n. d.. Feb. s.-There were
during the first month Of the year two
dozen certificates Of all classes issued
to teachers of this state, SIX of them
being life certificates and eight first
class certificates and the rest Of them
were divided among second class and
special certificates.
Following are the names of the
teachers and the class of certificates
issued as shown by the statement issued
by Superintendent Taylor:
Life Certificates.
Jan. 11-Annie Mclean. Langdon.
Jan. 14-1nglev Jesten, Crazy.
Jan 15-Guri Sand. Hamilton
Jan. 3o-Jessie Middaugh, Lansford
First Class Certificates.
Dee. SIC. L. Melby. Emerson
Jan. 3-Marie l. Stack, Bottineau.
Jan. 6-Fred B. Haines, Towner.
Jan. ia. T. Fe1land, Portland.
Jan. 16-Leon C. Peterson. Donny-
brook.
jan. 26-Nellie Grebe, Cleveland.
Jan. 27-Ethel Toye, Lisbon.
seeon Class Certificates.
Jan. EDNA Riley, Mandan.
Jan. EDNA Nelson, Starkweather.
Jan. 16-Carrie Wik, Thorne.
Jan. 1s-Fannie E. Wilson, Lansford.
Jan. 1877. E. Griffith, Thinner.
Jan. 24-Mae E. McCubrev. Finley.
Special Certificates.
Jan 13-Mabel LaDue, Devils Lake.
Jan. 16-Fannie Dunning, James.
town.
Jan. 1s-Theresa West, Velva-
Jan 1s-Gertrude E. Wood, Lari
more.
Total amount of fees received and
paid t. the state treasurer, $1,000.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10
rRuGH. ruaH TRuaH.

There was young artist named Hugh,
Whose pictures were certainly trugh;
But he drew Aphrodite
Without any mite,
And raised quite hullaballugh.
Life.
Then there was a policeman named
John,
WAC said to the artist, "Come ohn!''
Said Hugh, est g not lewd
TITS but Art in the newd."
And the Cop replied "'eut ont the
cotn.'' II : q.
Grand Forks Herald.
The policeman took poor John to Gaol
Who're he hung up his coat on a naol
And the Judge said he knew
That poor Johnny was blew
Though looking exceedingly paol.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10
The Devils Lake World is the newes

The Devils Lake World is the newest
publication to come to our exchange ia
bit and is hum dinger for neatness
and completeness, and for the meat in
the cocoanut, so to speak. The liberal
ity in patronage extended to its adver-
Using columns not only is further ev.
idence of the bangup live business
town the burg by the Devils Lake is.
but tells that Editor a. z. Mitchell is
appreciated in his efforts to give 'em
the best in the land in the way of coun-
try newspaperdom.-Minto Journal.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10
ISSUES CALL FOR COURT
JUDGE cowAN SETS COURT TERN
Foa FEB. IS GRAND JURY
Is DRAWN.

The January term Of the District
Cour. will convene in this city on Feb.
18th and on Monday the Grand and
Petit juries were drawn as follows:
LIST OF NAMES OF PERSONS
DRAWN TO SERVE AS GRAND
JURORS
l. 4. Walters, Devils Lake
? Ray Cunningham. Newbre
5. Chas- Peterson, Lake
/. c. Q. Russell, Devils Lake
5. 4. w. Harrison. Freshwater
6, A c. Lunde. 1866
{. 4. P. Bjorlie, Devils Lake
5. 4. Belcourt, Grand Harbor
9. Ole Erhardt, Coulee
10. George Smith. Edmore
II. NJ. A. Doheney, Devils Lake
Il. Ole Hoghaug, Faneher
IS. Jas h. Newbre, Village of Crar.
u. H. E Jewell. Devils Lake
is. J. ". Wright, 1862
is. {. J. B. Turner, Devils Lake
IS. A P. Enslehorn, Chnrchs Fery
10. Casper Skratass. Devils Lake
20. F. \. Maurer, S,arkwea1hec
y. J. ". Cavers. Chu-chs Ferry
LIST OF NAMES OF PERSONS
DRAWN TO SERVE AS PETIT
JURORS
l. Warren Boyer. Lawson
>. ". ]. Dovle. Coulee
8. Albert Gressens, Dry Lake
:. Go-3ie Davidson. Law1cn
: ). Q. T. Simmons, Village OF Bartlett
g. James Nash. Webster
{. August Wolf. Ontario
5. F. s. Baker. Morris
9. Louis Rubbelke, Village of Crary
10. Iver Peterson, Minnewaukan
II. @. P. 4. Borssad. Minnewauhan
70. N. NJ Strawhecker, Freshwater
IS. ". G. Samuels, De Groat
Il z. Taylor. Devils Lake
Is. Alfred Anderson, Overland
l6. David Jones, Bergen
Il. F. D. Weed. Grand Harbor
Is. B. F. Green, Devils Lake
10. a. Il. Noltimie-, Churehs Ferry
20. Joseph Braund, Gilmore. n. D.
y. II. L. Mackey. Mortified
%. s. f. Bromseth, Norway
90. D. C. Mcleod, Stevens
q. John 4. johnson. Highland
25. F. D. Ellis. Webster
%. Erick Anderson. Morris
%. Thor Bryn. Grand Harbor
/ %. N. A Mcdonald, Highland
I %. II. Redmond. Devils Lake
F.! 80. Nels E. johnson, Royal
. There are number Of important
cases on both the civil and erimina!
calendars.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10
Edward Warner Dead.

The community was greatly shocked
yesterday afternoon to learn of the
death Of Edward Warner, whic'. occur.
red 4. clock Tuesday afternoon at
Devils Lake, where he had been taken
for special treatment. His wife, father
and two Of his brothers were at his
bedside when the end came. The re.
mains will arrive home tomorrow and
the funeral will be held in th.. church
Friday at - 'clock noon.-Hamp1en
Guardian.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10

The most successful entertainment
ever held in Devils Lake was given re.
Gently by the commercial club. It was
"get together banquet. Now could.
Mt the Calvin commercial club have
one' Let's set her going.-Calvin
Times.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10

People will have to be pretty careful
about writing checks when they have
no money in the bank. if tho bill of
Senator Movius becomes law.
The bill provides for a fine up to
$500 for giving check where there is
not enough money in the bank to meet
it.
The bill follows:
Section /. Any person who with in.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10

The Fargo Courier-News ran short
column yesterday of Moorhead Visitors.
We do not wish to accuse their reporter
of laxness but there were six Minot
men in the metropolis On that lay az
cordi:lg to the hotel column. vet they
were not mentioned among the "-isit-
ors.''
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10

Editor Mitchell of The Devils Lake
World is to be congratulated upon the
merits of his new publication. He is a
live newspaper man and the Satanic
city is great gamer by his presence
and activities.-Lisbon Free Press.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10
KEo IS PUNISHED?

The following editorial from the Du-
iuth Nsws.T!itune touches :. problem
that every state and every municipality
is al present struggling with and will
undoubtedly be read with interest:
Sometimes the strongest argument
tha. ean BE- made is just suppose. .
Suppose q hoboe. a vas. tramp. one
OF those typical avoiders OF labor, who
Ike hv begging or by petty 1hef1s and
to whom wori. is even more abhorent
than wate-. Is ~ in police court.
What earthly use il ii TO send him to
iailo IL * the sorr that lives in jails.
al Lass during the winter months: they
ara his no-elz. his winter resorts. where
ne Lounges. loat<. reads the papers.
learns .ha gossip Of the craft and new
was q heating the world.
Eu- suppose he IS not sent 10 Jail: he
is not given suspended sentence 70
s,lra-;o-: NJ Is fned SO and commit.
~; 10 The county farm until he earns
i. l. ha ean 80 The Job in 2 week well
and good: !; Il takes him q month h.
STAYS north: i re IS oEostreperous and
il takes ninety days. ne stays ninety
davs. Pu- every iav ne works or else
h does net ca.
Su-ucoSe instead OF this worst form
OF police plaques the c,llprit IS one OF
the r?anv forms OF DRINKS. What good
has ever come from sending anyone OF
them 10 Jail Il there is dependent
family. !. probably is compelled to ask
aid and 50 be classed as ''paupers:
tn. children are stigmatized. the whole
family disgrace3
II the drunk is unattached, if he is
a foater. still somewhere there may be
a family. mother. Who is ''punish-
ed by his commitment? Who is pun
ished by the iai! sentence OF any petty
offender against the law?
Nine times out OF ten it is not the
man sent to jail. In majority OF the
cases it is the wife and children. or
father and mother or some equally IN
nocent person. Yet through custom,
the habit OF the years. such maleIac-
tors fill the jails to overaowing. so that
larger and still larger must be built.
For such as these massive piles OF
concrete brick and stone. with every
opening barred with steel. are built at
enormous cost. as though they were OF
the hardened criminal class. 1t is but
one of many examples OF how the PEG
pie of today. through convention, are
burdened by the unwisdom of the ages.
Where all these belong is not in con-
fnement and idieness, but in the open
at work They should not be housed in
prisons nor guarded by bars and guns.
Put them in the simple rude surround
ings to which most Of them are accus-
toned. Enforce cleanliness and labor.
Let them earn their keep and surplus
to pay fines or to help support tthei,
families.
Let their community have the ten
dency to decency and self respect, in.
stead of to further degradation. Don t
build palatial jails for them. but com.
mon farm dwellings. such as still are
good enough, as we find, for our pic.
neers. If sd me escape, let them GO; at
least those who stay will be more de
cent when released. which is more than
can be said of the output of our jails
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10

Edmore has: High School band of
twenty-six members that will give
concert tonight. The citizens of that
town should be mighty proud of an or
ganization of that number who will at
tempt the music. that they have out
lined on their program.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10

The Grand Forks Herald tried to diff
ferentiate between a blizzard and the
thing that hit US on Tuesday night.
That is too fine a point for US. A lot
of snow fell in number Of places, de-
pending on on how many times the
wind could pick it up and lay it down.
-Tolna Tribune.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10

Ben G. Whitehead;s Williston State
wasa again damaged by fire last week.
This is the second time in few weeks
and should impress the genial Colonel
with the disadvantages of writing such
red hot editorials as he has become
addicted to- 49,: I'll: " :;
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10

The Lisbon Commercial Club is en-
deavoring to locate canning factoC
at that town and Editor Biyden of the
Free Press remarks that "we II eat
what we can and what We can't We
can OF words to that effect
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10

The Pingree Patriot entered on its
eighth wear last week and Editor Smith.
who has straddled its tripod during that
time. promises to keep on boosting for
those who pin their faith to Pingree-
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10

The institution of the Eiks in Dew
lis Lake. Feb. e5th, is receiving some
splendid advertising from the papers
IN the district belonging to the new
lodge.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10

The Hillsboro Banner,f ormerly edited
by the late Alvin Schmidt and now
published by his estate, entered upon
it's thirty-second year last week.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10

For the sake of the editor of the
Calvin Times the editor of the Munich
Herald should discard his red waist
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10

Editor Falkenstein of the Bottinear
County News believes in Woman SUI
ferase-with a string to it
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10

100 pound sack of sugar for $685.
Saturday only at T. A. Haslam 8.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10

100 pound sack of sugar for $685.
Satur!a" only at T. A. Haslam's
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10
SENDS OUT CIRCULARS.
Faro 1osee lend. ont cireulatr >
Boosting for Devils Lake 1nsE-
tuition.

The following circular issued by the
Fargo lodge of Elks has been received
in this city, boosting for the institution
of the new lodge here ON Feb. 25th:
B. P. o. e. No. 200.
Fargo, North Dakota.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10
Fargo, North Dakota.
ST THERE!-YOU!-BILL!

WHOA! HOLD YOUR HORSES!
On February 25th, 1911, Devils Lake
Lodge No. 1916 will be installed. The
Committee appointed have promised tc
get word to every member Of No. 260
that be is needed at Devils Lake that
day. The Devils have offered us a
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-08-04
Personally Escorted Tour.

A personally escorted Nil ex-
pense tour to Chicago, New York,
Washington, etc, hus been plan
ned Making eighteen hours sea
voyage from New York 70 Old
Point Comfort; fifteen day tour,
leaving Salt Lake City and Ogden
Wednesday, August 10th, lglII
Going direct 70 Chicago stop
ping over At Niagara Falls and fax
ing the Royal Gorge Ronte around
the falls and Whirlpool Rapids,
thence Hudson River Day Line
from Albany u New York, Old
Domination Line, New York 10
Ncrfcrk, making delightful trip
from Old Point Comfort 70 Wash
ington on the Potomac River, re-
turning via Cincinnati to
Chicago. and Chicago Union
Pacific Northwestern line to
Salt Lake City
Two days will be spent in
Chicago, one.half day 1T Niagarn
Falls, four days At New York,
giving opportunity 70 visit coney
Island. Long Branch, Atlantic
City and other points Of interest
The rate will be 1880, in
Guiding ali expenses from Ogden
or Salt Lake, same % cover rail
road transportation with follow.
ing side trips
Scenic Niagara Falls trip, cover.
ing oil points 81 intereat on Amer
lean and Canadian sides.
Daylight trip on the Hudson
River from Albany 70 New York.
Eighteen hours 1T Sea from
New York to Old Point Comfort
and Norfork
Automobile sight seeing trips,
Chicago, New York and WASH
Iington,
Passengers on the Oregon Short
Line other tnan Salt Lake City
and Ogden arc invited 10 join the
excursion, and proportionate rates
will be made from those points e
Ogden or Salt Lake for any who
desire to avail themselves of these
benefits.
Reservations or any other in
formation desired regarding this
tour will be promptly furnished
upon application 70 the Oregon
Short Line Agent AZ Meridian, OF
w. III, Miniely, G. Ia, @. :, L
II. r., Idan.ha Hotel, Boise
! Idaho.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-08-04
New Time Card.

Effective June 22d, a new time
card is in effect on the Short
Line. Outgoing trains leave
Meridian as follows: Salt Lake
Special $50 a. M; Pony to Weiser
I.22 a, m, and $50 p. m, passenger
to meet No, ! aud No. &, 5.25 p. m.
passenger to meet No. II and
No, Is 303 a. m. Incoming
trains pass Meridian going to
Boise as follows; Connecting from
No. II aud No. Is, 4.25 u. m,
Pony, lly2S a. M, Connecting
from No, : and No. 6, G.55 D. IN.
Pony, G,l0 p. m, Salt Lake
special, Ills p. IN.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-08-04
Make the Farm More Attrac-
tive

Agricultural papers sud peri
odirals Of al kinds have been
written at great length on the
subject, why tho Boys and
Girls LsaYe the Farm They
generally convey the idea that the
prime reason for the farm boy or
girl going 10 the city ARE the long
hours 81 toll on the farm and the
attractions 81 the glare and glitter
u the city n they are right in
assuming these conditions 70 be
responsible for the boy or girl
leaving the farm, the surroundings
90 the farm should DO made 10 abb
preach the attractions q the city.
Make the farm worth while.
There are many things that are
NOT "a an expensive nature which
can be done that wonld add 10 the
attraction and comfort Of thefarm.
A few trees planted about the
farm, well kept fence rows, good
fences, an attractive drive to the
house and around the farm build
ings, flower gardens, tennis
court. and many other things d
like nature can be done 10 beau.
tify, and make more comfortable
the surroundings 81 the young
A beautiful we'll kept farm al
ways demands enough greater
price when on the market, 10 mors
than repay the extra expense
necessary for such improvements
| do not believe that the average
farm by shrinks from labor bu
that monotony IL 10 great 70
him. Give them an interest il
lhe affairs 81 the farm. Give then
the opportunity Of the city boy, 0
girl and they win DO more con
tent The young IN the city ar
not 40 content as they appear
A piano in farm house ID a
essential az In the city home,
adds TO the attraction Of the home
and the boy looks forward wit
mnch pleasure 20 the hours afte
supper, when the days work !
done, for the Preside pleasures
and hs feels that life Is not on
continuous round OF toll and drud
gerry.
pREE MooRE,
Farm Foreman. universit
Experiment Station
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-08-04
BARGAINS

In fruit jars, at the Bargain
Store, Meridian, Idaho.
Rubbers and lids and Jelly
glasses, dishes, glassware,
knives. forks, tin and granite
ware, farm tools.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-08-04
Il the District Court

Of the Third judicial District of the
state OF Idaho, in and for the county
OF Ada.
Edward c. Haliinger Plaintiff,
w Alias Summons
catharine nallinger, Defendant.
The state OF Idaho sends greeting to
the above,named defendants
You are hereby required to appear
In an action brought against You by
the above-uamed plaintiff, in the Dis
trict court Of the Third Judicial Dis.
trict, state of Idaho, In aud for the
County OF Ada, aud 10 answer the
complaint filed therein. "a copy OF
which il hereto Rttachedl within
twenty DAYS tex slnsiye OF the day OF
serSicel after the service on You OF
district, or IL served oat Of this dis.
trict, within forty days,
The said action Is brought 10 secure
decree OF divorce tlissolving
the bonds OF matrimony now existing
between plaintlif on the grounds OF
defendants wiiful desertian %
plaintiff for more than one year last
past all OF which more fully appears
from plaintiffs complaint, copy OF
which Is served herewith, hereby
referred to aud made part hereof
Aud you are hereby notified, That II
you fail TO appear and answer the said
complaint, as above required, the said
plaintiff will apply 10 the court for
the relief demanded Ia the complaint,
Given under my hand and the seal Of
the District Court 81 the Third Judi
cial district OF the State of Idaho, IN
aud Tor the county OF Ada, this 18th
day 81 July, ia the year Of our LORD
enc thousand niue hundred and eleven,
Stephen Utter, clerk
tseail ily otto Peterson
Deputy Clerk.
WiLLiAM IL. SAvlnGR Attorney fut
Plaintiff, residing at Boise, Idaho
First Publication, July IA. 1911.
Last Publication, Aug. Is, 1911.