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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-26
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-26

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-26
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-26

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nuun piefes Wdltsr 8aebr, 5Aontas
gurte unD Gbdrles Stroepf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-15
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
Order OF Publication.

Order of Publication.
In the Circuit court or OHIO County.
West Virginia. July Rules. 1911.
The Scioto Auto Car
Company. a corpora
ton. Plaintiff. In Chancery.
T. W. Spell. Defendant.
The object Of THIS suit il to recover
from the defendant. T.. " Spell. the sum
the goth day Of December. 1910. until
payment. that being the amount due
herein. under and by Write 81 ~. terms
Of a certain contract in writing. where
by the defendant subscribed and agreed
TO pay for twenty-five t25t shares 81
stock OF the par value % SloO.oo per
share: and also to satisfy whatever de-
rec may he rendered in this cause by
enforcing the lien of the attachment
heretofore issued herein and lcvie. upon
the following described real ost.t" Of
the defendant. l.. ". spell. that l. to
say
Part OF lot No. 229. in what IS known
as the East Wheeling Addition 20 the
city of Nhceliug. and fronting eighteen
'lSl feet. more or less. IN the east side
OF Jacob street " Fifteenth street
and Sixteenth street in said city. and
being the same property which WAS con-
veyed 20 the Defendant herein. by Bont-
faS Gartnrr and wife. 10y decd hearing
date OF the lst day of May. 1903. and
now of record In the office 81 tine clerk
~ tho County Court OF ohio county.
est Virginia. in Deed Book 40. 1870.
page 2Os. to Whicu deed ref~rcue" *
lerehy made FOR a fuller description OF
~aid property.
Aud II appearing from au aff.Iiyit
fii"d In This cause Al these Rules. that
the defendant. T.. " spell. j. not a resi-
lent Of the state 90 West Virginia. and
i" not having been served with process
u said suit. on motion of th" plaintiff.
lf john T. ArherZ. It's counsel. ill.,. or
Ter of publication H. entered a-aliSt
I'm. and g; Is ordered That the defend
ant. above named. be anl he j. hereby
.liir'i Z" apI"Hr within ono month
if;er date ~ the first publication II
us order To- do what ~ necessary to
pfeCt his interests 10 this suit
II Is further ordered that f..I. order
'" published and posted as required by
.aw
Wines John /. KirSlorn. clerk 81
'1r said Court at tr- Court TIous" 1T
-aid COUNTY. this 81. dan Of July. 1911.
tu-wit. july Rules. 1871.
join l. kINGHOE%.
clerk
IoHN J. ARs{E%Z.
counsel for HiAiutiff
Affect
John ]. KINGfioEN.
s-S-I5-.e-.. 'N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-15
Notice TO Contractors.

i~ Nl' DO received 80 fIa Dfnt. of
lf''fi "f commissioner of trt .
""nHty. ..t' fu 90 m. ~.rt-rina.
1911. for pawn. ..
20 yards.
TrAz!sr's Fun, RiteEis district. 1000
yards.
SsthaEy Pa 1000 yards.
FsVk View Lare. cOO yards
National Road. B.Coo yards.
u' ''"N' cunts tr- approximately
'' iihitt" ''l' Tie Board .,-.rv,- tn.
iir , tn ~. o. ans u. .t- l.i-
Ip fHft 'r form. tf,a. ,.Il tho .f.
30 '' i'lrl col: ',u4u.-> ..f.:S CO.,
' .it tu.rt..
s. Hrtr.
'."Hrt. Road i.a.ar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-15

lion William G. Caldwell. Mrs. Jennie
S'htuil. Of Toledo. o.. Mrs. Isabel
lly"n. 81 Charleston. W. Va. Mrs. \
D. Mead. OF Wheeling and Mrs.
Morgan Hart. OF Washington. ID. {.
~" funeral vii take place from the
caldwell nom" ON Saturday afternoon
az . o'Cioch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-15
WANTED-FemaIe Help

%hFrEp-A competent cook. Mrs. II.
Sonneborn. lo6 lath ST. S-I--l
WANTED '1uN. Airly to Sis. d.
iial'lf.r.. L'tt.,rWuod B.I phone
a-s.f. Atm sir
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-12

win increase rapidly and prodigious-
ly as tho trees become greater in age
and size.
What blessings follow powder mill
disasters win be determined at Pleas
ant Prairie as q sequel to the calam-
ity in which lives and property We're
suddenly obliterated in a blow-up
hat broke windows in Chicago and
for many miles around. Agricultural
experts are testing the merits Of the
claim that dynamite is as useful on
the farm as plows ii the sub-soil is
impervious to water. According to
the claims of dynamite makers the
tremendous jar at Pleasant Prairie
should be expected to produce a phe-
nominal growth of crops and trees
SO that next summer those claims
will have to stand or fall on the con-
dition OF growing things roundabout
the holes where stood the powder
magazines at Pleasant Prairie. -" II
the roots OF trees must pump Up neat-
Ivy 500 pounds Of water to produce
one pound of solid matter" one in
vestigator said, moisture Is all inn
portant In that case the great need
is d spongy soil that will hold all
the water possible. Dynamite blast
ing Is said to prove simple aud ef-
fective remedy for this condition.
The blast breaks up To hard-pan ard
permits the roots to take their
natural downward course into Che
lower strata OIL soil in which plenty
OF plant food elements are available
Under these conditions, one tree II
not interfcrred with by another, eatn
one receives the benefit Of all OF the
soil allotted to II at the time the sur
face was measured and laid out u
planting time" IL has been claimed
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-12

Congress- proposed further inyesti-
cation hy a committee, but the SEM
nte amended the resolution by strik-
ing out practically all az its pro-
vision and substituting one con-
nning the Investigation TO this sim
ale inquiry whether on not white
phosphorus matches were iit subjects
for Interstate Commerce The house
refused To concur, the contcreea fail
cd to agree aud SO the resolution
faild OF passage. This leaves the on
tire subject to be revived by Tho
sixty-second Congress, Or John u
Andrews, secretary OF the American
Association for Labor LEGISLATION
made this statement among other
to the committee. ITO one Of tn
most modern establishments, ownci
by the same company since 1870
records OF 40 cases Of phosphoru
poisoning were h or thi
number, IS resulted "a permanen
deformity"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-12

stock selling purposes have begun
to make the wildcat promoter en-
vious. The situation in Chicago and
New York is similar to that I'm Lon
don where dividends will be begun
this year by English companies and
syndicates which planted rubber in
Ceylon, Brazil and Mexico The
wildcat companies are now defunct
or morbid and experience has taught
some OF the legitimate concerns Sc
we're lessons, the net result ofliwhich
has an increasing investmentEin the
rubber district of southern Mexico.
the abandonment of wild projects in
South American behind the Andes
and a steady improvement in rubber
growing in the far East 1t has been
discovered that Para rubber is equal
ley in quality by the Castiloa which
groves wild in the tropical tempera-
lures and aiuvial soils along the
rivers of Tabasco and 'Chspas where
the native Mexican had devoted him
self to cocoa growing because of the
prompt and regular returns secured
with little labor. One syndicate OF
prominent Chicago men lost for
tune in attempting to transport Para
rubber from the headwaters OF the
Amazon over the mountains to the
West coast of South America. Other
losses were sustained In attempts at
rubber culture where the temperature
or soil made rubber growing imprac-
teal Robert j. Kerr, Chicago at
torney who is an authority on Next
co, in reporting to q syndicate fixed
a conservative figure Of three pounds
of rubber per year per tree as the
production Of young rubber treet'
now coming into bearing On this
basis 100000 trees are now yieldinf
profit Of $4,000 and that sfgur'
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-12

Means Committee oil Congress has
notified Congressman E&oh Of Wis
cousin who Introduced tac match
hlli," one prohibiting the manuiac-
ture and sale Of phosphorus matches,
that his measure will nave a hearin@
as soon as Congress eonFenca The
committee already has received
statement from tho Federation for
Urgency OF immediate action and
pointing out all other civilized na-
tions already have already put a hau
upon the phosphorus match. The
reasons urged not only include the
CHASTITY injury TO those who handle
matches in the manufacturers POO
cess, but the deaths Of children Who
put the poisonous phosphorus into
their mouths, as small children are
sure to do Congressman Esch now
has hopes that the opposition TO tbs
bin by match manufacturers win
not succeed in it's defeat or mutila-
ton. He made this statement: IN
Congress during the last session
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-12
LAMBS AS BURNT OFFERINGS
Sacrifices for Benefit Of FIocks MACS
by Shepherds Of the Brit
18Th isles. s

Adelaide Gosset's shepherds OF
Britain tells us that a lamb was burn
ed alive by farmer In recent times
to deliver his fiocks from q spell which
he believed To have been cast upon
them, aud that Prof Rhys knew
very old woman who told him that she
remembered seeing Il live sheep burn
ed as sacrifice. lady contributor
states that lambs have been sacrf
ficially burned, whether alive or not
she does not say, within living mem
DRY In the Isle Of Man May day. Tie
author, as wen as one Of her contrib
utors, believes thar the name collie -
taken from the black-faced Highland
sheep, which were formerly called col
| lies or colleys, hence the dogs which
! drove them came to be called coilio
| dogs, now abbreviated into collies. II
1 may astonish some s0utherners no
| learn that In Shetland, during the win
| ter, when the pastures have become
bare Of grass, the sheep, and Tor thar
| matter, the ponies also. feed largely
upon seaweed; but this Is not SO much
to be wondered at when we remember
that human beings sometimes eat the
same food on the west coast OF Ire
land One OF the greatest enemies Of
the shepherd IL an eagle, when ne
takes to lamb eating, which very many
eagles do THE eagle Is the most vo-
racious glutton, and the best chance
J for the shepherd to take his revenge -
when he weathers on bird gorged 70
/ the heak with doWned mutton. Then
\ the prince of the air and the noun
tains may be knocked senseless with q
staff"
In return for the pleasure Of reading
her book we offer the author the fol
lowing information relating to sheep
AS Ii well known, there u no bad hab
Z Il Of which It Is more difficult to breal
dog than that OF chasing sheep, II
many cases all that can be done ID u
Z destroy the dog The next neighbo
J. Of the reviewer had pack Of hounds
one of which became confirmed am
apparently incurable sheep runner. 1t
III master had also fine flock OF Shror
n shire sheep, and selecting the larges
and most powerful ram he coupled IN
delinquent to 1t and turned them int
= large grass field Much alarmed q
being attached to Its canine compar
IN ion. the ram galloped furiously roun
u and round the field. dragging the r
&C tuctant hound after 1t until both 10
II down thoroughly exhausted. Nothin
IN would induce the hound ever to look
n sheep again. Indeed. instead OF rul
\, ming after sheep. for the future II ra
! away from them.-The Tablet.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-12

Ght young tree5 planted Il. dFnamitea
holes viii make two or three times
as rapid growth as when planted IN
holes.
A retail GOAL monopoly now has
Chicago at Its mercy, a recent con-
solidation Of the two big competitors
having left only 2 per cent Of the
coal supply of the main business dis
trict to be accounted for. The City
Fuel Company had 46 yards and the
Lill-Robinson twenty scattered over
the city. The president of the COM
bined coal concerns Is Fred w. Up
ham, chairman of the Board of Re-
view which has final say about the
tax assessment Of the .skyscrapers,
banks and department stores and of
The real estate which is figured by
the square inch when a sale is made.
The coal trade of the big tax payers
gradually has shifted to the Upham
| concern and Mr.. Upham was treas
urer of the Taft campaign prelimi-
naries. lie has stated that his com
pany "probobly had from 70 to 50
per cent, or even MORE" of the soft
coal trade for the downtown office
buildings. "The business Of the City
Fuel Company was about 100000
| 900 last year he said Complaint
mas been growing in recent years
that the tax levied on the residence
| 7ud outlaying districts was all out
| If proportion to the downtown. Re
ports conflict whether MFR. Uuham
| will have to devote all his time to The
coal business and win resign fror
the taxing body or will continue +
serve----the public. The outcome
is awaited with interest He has dc
clared that the combine Ia not goini
to raise prices. 1.-THE weather reglt
lates the price Of coal" he said
when we have bad winter liz
that of two years ago, when the rail
roads were blocked and practicail
no coal was delivered in the city fc
weeks, the price naturally increased
AS long as the weather does not H.
terfere with delivery by the railroad
3 the price will remain unchanged
lust now coal prices are low and IN
mining industry is depressed Their
has been an oyerproduction and 8
many places they are selling bitun
nous at less than cost"
The self-imposed safeguard c
, banking by means of examination
for clearing house associations,
plan known as the Chicago plan
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-12

bec$use i Originated ~ CAic&go, has
baen given momentum from thc am /
onncoaeat made III washington tyl
COMPTROLLER of tA> Currency Law-
renca o. Murray that he "oal cor
djarlr ala c,caFins House associations
to adopt and carry oat this syStTn
NIL Marray's recent daclor1ioa That
all clearing house associations couIc
wcll adopt the system urged two con
ditions as essential: First conlpa-
tent examiner with the confidence OF
every bank, and, secondly an e.
6cient clearing house committee to
take prompt action when unsafe or
dangerous conditions arc reported
More than one-halt Of the total bank
ing power OF the country would pc
subjected to this additional safe
! guard ii the efforts Of Mr. Murray Tor
the general adoption OF che plan
prove successful. The clcveh reserve
cities which were fast to adopt the
olan are: f[ansas City, Minneapolis,
/ ST. Paul ST. Joseph, LOS Angeies
Esan Francisco, Milwaukee,, Philaae'-
/ nhia. Oklahoma City, Nashville and
! Cleveland. in Chicaso the Cloarins
(. House association held many discus
aons in 1905, toy in tne West par
ticularly theorists were propo5iha
vrious ways to make banks and tacii
natrons seoure. w, r Fsaton. vice
president of the National Bank O
The Republic at the annual meettne
of the Clearing House in January
! 1906. stated that be had come to th'
3 meeting prepared to offer g rosolu
ton for the appointment OF a clear
, ing house examiner aad In his re
, marks gave as one OF the reason
why there should be such an OK
? aminel the fact that within ten year
- two of the largest national banks il
(. CHICAGO had been closed betweei
e Saturday and Monday. The mem
: bers of the association he said ha'
V a right to know whether any BAN
+ was in such a condition as to jeopar
dize the financial interests OF Chi
r cago. The resolution passed and o.
May II, 1906, clearing house eA
amincr was appointed
q The deadly phosphorus match VIII
n lieht the FIRST council fire OF Con
l. aress when II conyencs. tariff cues
lions and other economies bein
given second place to the appailln
IT tariff in poison which amounts
IS. has been found, in Chicago alone
= enough to poison the nation Char
n man Underwood of the Ways an
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-12
WILD CUT AND
RUBBER CROPS |
BREAK RECORDS
,icago Flooded With Fake Cocerns
When Good News Comes
From Tropics
WILL DYNAMITE HELP CROPS?
:xperts Test This Claim After
Big Explosion At Pleasant
Prairie
WILL DYNAMITE HELP CROPS?

Chicago, Nov 1i,-Big profits ac-
tually realized in rubber growing in
the tropics this year have started a
new crop Of wildcat stock iobbing
concerns in Chicago where the Wild
cat mine and the farms-by-m i'm
dustries have languished Of late
Shipments Of rubber ly q uu'nter ot
plantations which were planted dur
ing the great rubber boon iii London
two years ago having been desig-
mated for rubber growing and not
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-12

BY hypnotizing n maniac an Illinois
woman prevented him from attacking
her and her children. It might De wen
for the ladies to drop bridge far
while and take MP hypnotism.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-12

RonR makes an Individual hit ~
Napoleon Newlywed, the baby, y. u,
Don, II the laughingghit as the Ger
man walter while the entire cast
and chorus arc entirely adequate
The play will b seen at the Cairo
Opera House. Thursday Noyem-
Der 49,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-12

~ adequate and the costuminE ol
the company il worthy Of special
mention The gowns o. Mrs. Newly
we'd and the thirty-two Newlywcd
iris are of tha stunning variety.
Loo Hayes and Virginia rraun eara-
Mrs. Mewlywcd while James u.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-12

THE Newlyweds and Their Baby
is the latest addition 70 the class 81
cartoon comedies. The company y Z
large one composed 81 coz people
The half OF course, being the
baby, played by James T. Rosen. 1ne
show is in two acts and four scenes.
Sweet bouquet" and Can't You
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-12

roo, aLoye Time every Baby Is
fGHy and clevery. portyay Mr.. anal
sae i Love You?'' "8ooaio Boo sI
given by Eulalie Young, assisted by
Tho Eisht Poutor Pigeons"
The fony ballet q young girls Is
without doubt a most entertaining
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-12

The self-imposed safeguard OF
banking by means of examinations
for clearing house associations, y
plan known as the Chicago PLAN
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20
>oiier u Publication of Iinr s,,-
pusuffd Far i'f,t isu VIII Efc

~ fiir Probate Court Of the
oluHt 1T ldncplu Stat. al ldehp
IN fha maifef II the estate I'D
panl ! i'aill~0n. Deceased.
Pursuant 40 An urslcf "a said
SQUIRT maae on lhe tsairltsmlb
dat ~ Dtiuln.r i9ii anlite IL here
i'y slAeu That Menda, The Sixth
"a, 81 NNeouief f9li q, IKE a.
eirek { n ~ SAID das "a NJ
tsouf7 fp4lfi ~ said Court "a TIE
t1ffi Honse ia lhs Cnunl. ~ Inn
coin has befn appointed ~ the
liurr snd piaee TOT proving ite
VIII ~ said Paul I paul>nn n.
ceased. and Cor hearing lse anpli
cation of Ole J Paulsen tor he
isenaute To- him 81 leliers res
iaWeuiaf9 nhrn aud where ans
prrson Interested mas appear ahl
contest he same.
i,plsr October 18th. 1911
, 4. FULLER. s4erh.
- NOV 3
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20

ffWf iiVfn hp veteran bee man
iin wood 1iYer e6unlr,. re-
frr0ea fe oay from al easlern
~ Tor ilif Pufpn4t ~ hiking or
lof ifaJued heHtt ~
e1fafiuf y ANS other aplaf, ~
i'iaiiY fan equal the record made
tls teat by NJ fiNiU his colon,
~ LIVES ppGduced over 2OO
fhiHfls each ~ strained honey. ta-
hi q total 81 moff dian 1920
itFffs llflt more lilan doubles
ti'r record ~ fiic iiaeernan val
irt folouy aHd 8 over City pounds
pff hife moro than ihe bcA pubs
i5litd in ~ state lia lfr -four
Nai iiA- observed
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20
CONFIDENCE
NJ Back % Our sssssmsnss with Our
l'srtonsi Heps,sfca aaa Money.

- = ,@"NF - p KNF NtHr~-t '1Ftt@ ~ N 0&F
1'sraonsl Hspssssiea aaa Money
we aFe eRlil4a fl ean 70.
Atfe oAsipa.leu ~ natter how
flrebi 4 nuf ~ lhai Sc oTes b
furnish the mrt.tir FREE Of SO osf Ii
W. 1all
w thlns t.ls Il y ~one llmn nss
less ~ at'rmui 70 enie constipation
sita casharsl {rnR ihafllrs may
d. mpsh nsrm They may caase 4 re-
action. lfrilale apd weakeh the bowels.
nnd make constipation more chronic
Constipation a ogite accompanied
and MAJ b. cansea 81 weakness Of
the nerves enS n44eles of The large
intestine oF colon. - oxpeel cure
yon must therefore tone ~ and
strengthen those parts and restore
shcsn 70 henllhief activity
The discovery OF the aetlge principle
IF our Remedy infnseu lho labor OF
shilfni research CHEMISTS This RENE
ds produces results such "a are ex-
pecfed from the hest of the best.
known inseefinsi tnnles. and Il IL par.
tleuiarlv pvnipl IN is results.
Ne want you te tfy Reash Order
hss On our guarantee. They srs ex
ee~dinxly pleasant 10 take and are
t5csl for children. They apparently
scs dsr~ctjy on tho nerves and musclex
q The bowsia. hevlnx. e would sssm,
: neutral action 90 other organs o.
glands They DO rot purge or cause
meonvsasencs II thsy 40 not posi-
uysiy cnre ehronir o. habitesi cousti-
patton and thus relieve thu myriads OF
associate or dependent chronic all
uhnfs. your money viii be refunded
Try Bexsli Orderlies At our risk
Thre~ sizes AZ packages. Toe. 25c.,
ard SOC Remember. you cau ohtaIn
Hssali Remedies in this community
'hly - Our store The Rexali Store
v Il hsuah u ~ linil Sfwpl
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20

fi'ss a. tarAain WAS lfl iowa
q siiDJi iilue WEDNESDAYS mi busi-
ntas bul be found TINT a. eat ou
fftnd Rev }urnum makes Wen
deil the rruier nfi 0i~ ministry.
occupying llt ilt imme puiwl ~
ille 81 y church pNcts alternate
cuuaay His remaining lne is
eiteu ln llir AeeaUa Circuit con-
sisi'HA ui NceQuia ond Paul on the
Forth Shlp Mlnlaoka projecl, and
alsu enc appointment dn the
sOnlh side of ilie rlsrf southwest
~ Accqtia iill he uW Rupert
Bliss line i flrning regular Trains.
he drives overland the long dis
lance from Wendell a. Aceuuia bN
WAY ~ Miner flIr famiIs still
lit ou lirir t.atcs ranch uear
Jerome. except the eldest daugh-
TEX Who keeps house for lhc ~
lhrf
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20

a post card was received by the
journal >one llmc since containing
"A picture Of an alfalfa field 0i 20
a,tes located on The lGu acre ranch
Vi y 4 Church x Co.. southwest
N p'elrlgh Tins mjalfa was soWn
Mas "a. aud lhe picture WAS taken
sept 10 The crop reaches to the
lips ~ q man standing IN the field
I - S,Ndan Is he manager and
this Is ms first experience on m
tlgaled 'aad
G g. liRurs left Monday for
TWIN Fails 90 attend tbe Grand
bulge ~ The l. o. o. II. beng
.lelcealc from The Shushone lodge
W y Nrrdenhfgh was another
~ lrsaie
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20
PROCEEDINGS or TiIE BUAgn
on COT MY COMMISSIONERS

a. l.. Speaknan. Expenses. 1860
A. lage Expenses Dep.
sl.erlfi ylS5
W Chapman. Sprcial Pep
IT'S Hire. &. az
q. \ rrHman Probation Of
IieeE rs, 20
tirsi National Bank Goodng
Jurors Cert -. g ~. iD.Sl
Jerome state Bank. Jurors
eeuf 81 q. 1890
FIRST Nal Bank Sh0shone.
Jurors terlf II. c.. isS. -
flrs Nat haHk Shoslione,
Witness Ccrlf~. r. c.. 1850
First MAJ. Hank Shoshune.
Witness itrlfs. 4. a.. 1918
llrsl Nat Bank Shoshonc
Witness terifs. ! G.. M 81 90
tdw q Piper. Post Mortem
Exam N.7a
y. n kliien Examining schools
dis $500.
Claims continued on he Road
afd Fridge Fund:
L G. Hndelson labor Roads 81 Is
The application npon affidavit at
hlks erosnNich for refund OF
tpan poll tax on The ground that
D. Is under aga Mas BY the board