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Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-03
To Build Power
 Plant on Colorado

The supervisors Of Mohsve county have granted to the Arscy Engineer ing company a franchise on the Col orsdo river to various places in the vicinity of Kingmsn, especially to the McCrscken mines An immense plspt. capable of generating mspy thousands of horsepower. is to be built ou the Colorado. With this cheap power the old.McCrscken mine. one of the greatest properties in the southwest, will be revived.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-03
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF Ik-
 IeReSI CONDENSED.

Hon c D Reppy is having a steel tower and ten-foot windmill erected at bis Tesidelce. Also 900 gallon storage tsok. he sill use the plant in irFigsting his trees and shrubhery Florence Tribrne.
 c z Nemes. the representative ot the National Agricultural Society of Budapest, Hungary, sho has been in Pboenix the past seversl dave, said bis official mission in this country was to attend the Dry Farming Con- gress at Colorado Springs during the month Of October and he is studying ths agricultural conditions in the var ious sections, 10 secure & fret hand knowledge of the wonderful country of which he has so long read.
 RJ Barron, former business mana ger of the Globe Democrat, who wss 60 severely injured st the time that the Fi.k automobile turned over while enroute to Phoenix. is making rapid strides towards recovery Owing % the sbrssious of the spinal cord and the injuries to his hip he is still unable to sit up but the doctors cay that he has made remarkable progress in the past week and will soon be able to leave the hospital.
 Lieutenant Chapman hss srriv in Nogsles with detachment. 0! ten men who will prepare camping ground for the coming of the entire 9th regi- ment of United States cavalry early next week. This action is taken on the part ot the government because o! ported information of 6 contemplst- ed revolutionary noveme at on Sonora, necessitsting an entire regiment at the line st Nogales.
 The Ray Consolidated has set aside cottage near the dormitory for . library and reading room. The locs- tion is within easy reach of the lodg- ing places of all the employees.
 A number of carloads of marble from the quNries of the Arizona Mar bic company at Bowie, were shipped to points in the north and east during the past week.
 Preston \ Jacobus, former mayor ofTucson. home builders potent fsctol in progress and improvement, snC one ~ho counted himself close per. sonsl friend to every worthy youns man in the city, died at o'clock Tuesday evening at bis home in thsr city.
 Charles Nj Strauss, son of one Of th' oldest Ameri,sn pioneers of Piml county, died Tuesday evening q his home ID Tucson.
 At the end of his TOW, five thousand miles from home with 8 single copper cent in his pocket, in 6 land where copper cents are parasites in the coir of the realm, a man whose name i not positively known. committed sui eide at Bisbee some tune Tuesda, nigh. by hanging himself with heml cord from 6 brake wheel of a South western box car near the depot Tn body was found early the nex. morn ing by Mexican.
 A cattle man from CAnspes who al rived in Mesa Monday with the ex pectation of purchasing carload o COWS, returned home cowless. Not single milk COW wss obtsinsble iron Mesa ranches.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-03
ink spota

These troublesome stains may bs re moved by an application of equal part. of ciuic acid and cream oi IAs tar melted on a plate. Mix and rub over the stains and then wash out carefully. h almost all cases the ink will disappoar at once without i1 jury to the color. Stains that have been iaundersd may require ssvsral treatments before they yisaA.-Womr ans Homs Companaoa
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-03

prisoner refused the jail food s1d lh knowing Chinese trusty s-id all light bye and bye you likee,. iills- trsting t attitude of Arizona re pu' licsn- un the Arizona cODstitu.- tiun.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-03
Business End of New State

Mir Hunt was greeted with much applause. He made 6 straightfor, ward impressive talk The speaker esid Arizona as being pu. 10 the crucial test in conducting her stste affairs pleading for 6 continuance the progressive spirit that character izes our constitution and not permit the reactionsries to control. He pledged the square deal and his hes. efforts for the glory of Arizona. He called attention to the attacks of & | republican press to stigmatize him in cartoons and misrepresentstions, be : 1 jog characterized as & h.sh-slinger He wss proud oi having served in menial petitions in Arizona and oi his othcial records and acts. II elected his administration would be & positive one full Of activity. The searchlighl of investigation would be thrown into the capitol building and unlswfn acts exposed and the square deal as sured sl. His remsrks were loutl applauded
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-03
Goodwin Sentenced
 To Be Hanged

John B Goodwin, convicted of the murder of two Arizonans st Globe, was sentenced to he hanged Feb 9th at Florence.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-03
Democratic Rally
 Enthusiastic One

The democrat rally at the court house last night sas ronsing meet ing full of enthusiasm and interest, Much applause wa. accorded speak. CTS throughout
 CommittemaD Chss k Howe called the meeting to order by introducing Judge E n GOodto ody az chairman of the meeting The judge made an tx cellent chairman He smilingly re- vertod 10 the fact ths, he was out of politics. being legislsted out of A job through sbolishment of the office of Probate Judge but was grateful for political outrage extended him pre- viously by the people With & few appropriate words of introd duction Hon. Geo w P Hunt, candidate for governor vas the first speaker, being presented ss the
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-03
Court Cases Filed
PROBATE COURT

E,ta,e March Fletcher; decree es- tablishins notice 90 cred,tors. Order appointing Dec l4, 1911 at 10 q. m., 6sy of settlement ot account Of Mary Fletcher. admr1, and directing Dotice to be given.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-03
DISTRICT COURT

Suit No 6460. Duquese Sstiona Bank vs Pittsburg- -Ariz Gold X Cop ger Go. Action for deot S5l All 90
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-01-13

system. A storage reservoir Will be
built in Succor creek, the capacity OF
which will 21,OOO acre feet, The sup
plv ditch from the reservoir to the
point of delivering the water on the
lands is eight and one-third miles IN
length.
There will be three levels from
which the water of Snake river Will
be pumped by electricity. There are
7,221 acres under the SIS foot lift; TO-
1888 under the 90 foot lift, and l2,lo3
under the 100 foot lift
This beautiful tract OF land is TO-
Gated Just across Snake river, about
II miles from Caldwell. 1t is all di-
rectly tributary to this city, When
under water it will be one OF the
greatest fruit sections in the west
The people of Caldwell are greatly IN
terested in the progress and develop
ment of this enterprise.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-01-13
CHANGES MADE At
COMMERCIAL BANK
E. H. PLOWHEAD SUCCEEDS
EA CLARK AS CASHIER
COMMERCIAL BANK.

w. E. Parker Elected Assistant Gasn-
Ter in Place of Mr.. Plowhead al
Last Meeting of Board OF Direct
eors-Bank in Flourishing Condition
AT a meeting of the directors OF the
Commercial Bank held Saturday ME-
F. H. Plowhead was elected cashier
to succeed Mr.. E. A. Clark, who dis
posed of his stock in the bank and re-
signed. At the same time Mr.. w. +.
Parker was elected assistant cashier
to succeed Mr.. Plowhead. The OF
ficers of the bank now are: John
c. Rice, president; J. H. Lowell, vice
| president; E. H. Plowhead, cashier;
w. F. Parker, assistant cashier. The
directors found the bank in flourish
ing condition and look forward to a
wear Of growth and prosperity.
The new cashier is we'll known IN
this section Of the state. He has
lived practically all his life IN the
Boise valley. He S a graduate OF the
College of Idaho and is one OF the
prominent and substantial men OF the
Younger generation. Some years ago
Mr., Plowhead went into business in
Boise, engaging in the grocery bust
ness He retains his business in
Boise, but has given his personal at
tention to the Commercial Bank OF
this city for the past three years. Mr.,
| Plowhead is a pleasant, affabie, en-
terprising young man. He has been
very successful in his business life
| and will continue so in this new and
larger field.
The assistant cashier came to this
city about eight years ago from Pay
cite and to that city from Chicago
He and Mr.. George W. Stovel went
into the abstract business. In 1904
Mr.. Parker sold his interest in the alb
stract business to become deputy as
SCISSOR under J. W. Watkins. At the
close of Mr.. Watkins term of office
he became chief deputy clerk under
| Mr. !. A. Tucker Four years ago he
accepted position with the CONNER
cial Bank and has been with the in
stitution ever since. He is a first rate
man in every particular His promo
ton has been we'll earned We are
confident the bank will realize on Mr.
| Parker.
Mr.. Clark has other interests in
Caldwell to which he will devote his
time and attention. He is one of the
stockholders in the Western National
Bank to which he will be devoted in
the future.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-01-13
Notice.

The merchants of Caldwell are here
by notified not to sell merchandise to
the Pioneer Irrigation District without
an order signed by the secretary, sup
erintendent or one of the board of d.
rectors OF the district.
By order fthe Board of Directors
j6 st
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-01-13
oYsTERsI oYsTERsl

Night Lunch at Frank Woods
Bakery.
The largest instrument ever filed
in Canyon county was filed for re-
cord Monday by Clerk Bailey as the
last official act of his administration
The instrument was a trust deed from
the Idaho-Oregon Light & Power Co
The recording fees were SIS and it
contained nine pages of printed mat
ter
c. Peckham, who has been in the
real estate office of Banks & Walker
has bought an interest in the Plat
Furniture Store and will take an &C
tive interest in the establishment at
once Mr.. Plat will leave for the
east in a few days to purchase new
stock. These two gentlemen should
make strong team in the furniture
business.
FOR SALE, on easy monthly pay
ments, six room house and six lots on
Kimball Ave. Also block 135 close to
Lincoln School. Write owner, ]. ].
Petty, Turlock, Calf, or see J. S.
Harrington, Agent, Caldwell, Idaho.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-01-13

R. B. Scatterday was in Boise Mon
day arguing a case before the State
Supreme Court.
Mrs. c. L. Surber returned Saturday
from Payette where she has been for
two weeks visiting her son and daugh-
ter.
Household furniture for sale cheap
Call at 718 9th avenue, Caldwell.
j6-13-21
F. A. Brolier, who was called to Fit
Collins, Colo, by the sickness OF his
father, writes that the old gentleman
is we'll on the road to recovery and
that he will bring his mother back
Caldwell with him.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-01-13
FOR RENT

On or about Feb |, 12-room room
ing house, strictly modern and partly
furnished. Apply to VIM. Bury, New
Home Hotel
Jan Is If.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-01-13
Personal And SOCIAL
The Big 2 paint everything.

6@<aPS@S~A@S@$@eS@S~~~~
The Big 2 paint everything.
Mrs. A. J. Simpson is improving
from a recent sickness
The Caldwell Ice and Cold Storage
Co. wants your poultry.
C. f. Ross Of Mountain Home was
business visitor in Caldwell Mon
day.
WANTED-Room and board by
young lady, private family Apply
at Gem State Rural.
L. ]. Ross was Boise business Wis
itor Saturday. He had bridge bust
ness to transact with the Ada County
commissioners
$25O0 to loan on farm security, 8 per
cent interest. Smith & Scatterday.
Bring your poultry to the Caldwell
Ice and Cold Storage Co.
Burns, Ore, were in the Gem City
Wednesday.
License to wed was issued Jan. 18th
to w. S. Taylor of Granb Wyoming,
and Mrs. M. j. Higgins of Milford, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Hall of this city
are rejoicing over girl baby who ar
rived Wednesday.
The room at the rear of the Saratoga
Stationery Store is being fitted up for
a Bcard room.
The Caldwell Clothing company filed
an amendment Jan. 10th, to their ar
ticles of incorporation with the county
clerk.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Miller
of Middleton, Thursday of this week,
a boy.
W. R. Cupp was in Boise on business
Wednesday.
Henry Griffitns Is recovering from
seriously wrenched ankle.
VIM. Ross was in from Rockville
Wednesday.
Tim Driscoll, probation officer for
Canyon, was in the county seat We'd
nesday.
]. R. Blackaby, the bank man of On
tario, was in town day or so ago.
Mrs. A. l. Myers and little son have
been entertaining the grip for the past
week.
The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wheat
ley of Star is suffering with a serious
case of pntumonia at Canyon Hospital.
Mrs. w. A. Douglass underwent an
operation for tumor this week at Can.
yon Hospital. Friends will be glad to
learn that she is doing nicely.
Mrs. Dyer and Mrs. Parker entertain
ed company of friends Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs Dyer.
Five hundred was the diversion of the
afternoon.
Mrs. DR.. Z. F. A. Drake went to
New Plymouth Tuesday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Drysdale, wife of Dr.
Drysdale.
The Women's League will meet next
Monday in the city hall at 3 O'Clock,
that members may compare their can
Yass of the city and report progress
and prospects for the Chapter House.
Miss Clara Joe Brett from Boise has
been spending a week at the home of
Mr., and Mrs. ]. H. Altizer.
Invitations are out for a tea to be
given on the 18th inst. by Mesdames
Parker and Dyer.
Miss Charlotte Steelman has accept
ed a position in the schools at Rich
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-01-13

carry all the latest instruments for examining Don't
tail consult DR. Pon about during this visit all
the latest machinery duplicate short notice.
of glasses fit and grind myself guarantee them give
aon and shall visit Caldwell four from this Dr.
Pons graduate of three optical colleges and has four
boards of examination within the last three If all others
failed satisfy call pair Dr. Pons CRYSTALS
made to special desire and suffering.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-01-13

Night Lunch at Frank Wood
Bakery.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-01-13

w. E. Parker Elected Assistant OaSn-
Ter in Place of Mr.. Plowhead at
Last Meeting of Board OF Direct
,eors-Bank in Flourishing Condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-27
RoCNAWAY LOTS AT AUCTION
Big Sale To Be Held on September 8 IN
Centre of Building Activity.

Builders at Belle Harbor' completed nity-
Eve new structures last year and fifty
EIGHT in l9oo. This year they are running
far ahead of these figures and land
values are rising in proportion. II is con-
tire Of activity on the Rockaway peninsula.
Many of the new houses are all-year
homes Belle Ha~bor is only thirty-ive
minutes from Manhattan. The climate is
more settled and hcalthful than that in the
city. because IT Is warmer in winter and
cooler IN summer That makes all-yesr
homes at Belle Harbor attractive I'm addi-
ton TO their nearness % the metropolitan
business centres.
Great energy was impaired 20 the Rock
away movement 10y the auction sale OF lots
and homes 70 Belle Harbor on June "a
last. BRYAN l.. Kennedy conducted il for
the West Rockaway Land COMPANY. Bid
ding was so lively that all 81 the offerings
were taken. and site buyers have been busy
all summer with plans for Improvement
The demand for more lots has grown so in
siytent and the promise Of vastly ex-
banded building campaign has become so
decisive that the company has determined
10 offer 40 more lots through Mr.. Kennedy
on September O. He viii hold the sale
under a great tent. and il will 20 on ire
spective Of weather The property TO he
offered is bounded by The Atlantic Ocean
on the south, Rockaway Park on the east.
Jamaica Bay on the north, Neponsit Beach
on the west.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-27
trading IN THE REAL ESTATE MARKET
Volume Of Business Transacted Lest Week Shows an improve
ment-SOme Of the interesting Sales Reported.
APARTMENT IMPROVEMENTS FOR THE DYCKMAN SECTION

~, real estate market showed an i'm
-,r,ert list week The buying reflected
s,rorecr tendency toward Investments
-, specuiation. with a fair proportion Of
~ transactions representing purchases Tor
s.,ronroverent. although being 10 the main
:, az urf-1pcrtant character
,.ohabIv thc NEST interesting transac-
-, was the purchase by Judson s. Todd.
s...isert OF the STATE Realty and Mort
80 Cor,oany. from Nellie 3. Nugore. OF
~ three old dwelling houses, at Nos.
x 20 &c West 45th street. The site Is likely
- ha improved with a commercial build
'.v The plot adjoining on the east. in
.,,sinq no % go . was acquired last
,5,-ch By Lee and Fleischman This VIII
-, he improved with business structure.
~ New York Hospital added % its eX-
..-sve holdings by the purchase Il 40.
= West 10Th street. four story dwelling
Aus on a plot Gxlo3.S feet which adj
sl,s No 1l. bou-st oy the hospital O 1925.
r. purchase is evidently made with a
Nv 10 aod to the value Of the hospitals
.5so,rirg holdinss Tho hospital now con-
,ryls plot with G frontage Of 22S feet in
p-,st 10Th street
"A n.ererting sale on the urpc- west
ode was that of a plot OF Eve avd a haH
iots At the northwest CORNER OF Manhattan
avenue ard i5th street. bv SOM Brothers
"a The GorEam CONSTRUCTION Company. The
,-opertv sewers che c1t.re block 'front.'
eaxl05 feet. between Eighth aud Manhat-
,sn avenues. leased by SOM Brothers from
ne late Johnston LIVINGSTON. president Of
he National EXPRESS Company with Che
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-27
TO ESTABLISH A COLONY
Theatrical Folk 10 Erect Bungalows at
Sea Breeze Heights.

II was announced that eight members OF
the theatrical profession. after visiting Sea
Breeze Heights. at Tottenville, Staten ISL
and. have made arrangements to purchase
two blocks in the heart of the development,
and will at once start 70 establish bun
galow colony.
In fact. one of the members Of the syndi-
cate has already selected A site. and is ar
ranging 10 have the ground broken at once
for bungalow 10 be finished by January l..
Sea Breeze Heights is located near the
station at Tottenville. and permit has been
applied for 10 build a pier out from the
property in order TO establish a steamboat
line between the Battery and the village.
Should the permit be granted the work will
be started at once The development was
placed on the market late this spring. and
". c. Reeves & Co. the owners. announce
that it is one OF the best selling develop
ments they have offered to the public this
season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-27
HOUSES FOR SMALL FARMERS.

one of the most attractive plans for the
sale of homes 10 small wage earners ever
introduced In this country has been per
facted by William C. Dcmorest president
Of the Realty Trust Houses are 90 De inn
mediateIy erected in Brooklyn which VIII
be sold with a first mortgage covering
neriod Of twenty years and a second mort
gage for ten years thus making the mi
tial paynest comparatively small Up to
this pIan. the longest term mortgage made
was Tor five years Recently, however
ten-vear mortgage plan was perfected by
title company as the first step toward pop
uIsrizing the long-term MORTGAGES offered
In France, Germany and other foreign
countries
Besides the twenty-year mortgage 'he
COMPANY offers 20 homeseckefs An lnHIr-
ance plan by which the purchaser is guar
antced that. in the event OF his death ms
family will be protected and upon signing
OF the deed Of sale the purchaser - gwen
a paid-up tweuty-year policy written by
life insurance company Tor the full amount
OF the mortgage. The policy rs aut )ma ucaI-
Iv reduced with the mortgage. and lapses
AZ the expiration OF twenty years, when
the mortgage Is fully paid.
The first OF two hundred dwellings 10 be
built under this plan will be located on the
Sea Reach line Of the Brooklyn Rapid Tran
si, close 10 the Twentieth and Twenty-sec-
ond avenue stations, within the ays-eeat-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-27
LEASES.

Benjamin r. Lummins has leased for a
term of years TO the Boettger SILK Finish
ing Company the store in tho new building
Nos l37 ard ~ Madison avenue.
Sawson e. Hobbs have rented fer a term
of years the store No. 23s9 Broadway to
Thomas Cook d Son. also for a term Of
years the store No. PA Broadway to the
Dolly Trading Company.
William N Benjamin reports the follow
ing leases No. 2i6 East 18th street to
A. Stamm, No. $50 East 65th street to
Clarence Winter. No. 65 East 18th street
20 Rufus Cole 40. 81 East nth street 20
Dudley Davis and Ne. j35 West li2d street
70 DR. Cleveland Ferris.
The Duross Company has leased the store
at Nos. 100 and l22 West 18th street TO B. T
Rabbit e. Co. for premium room; also the
eighth floor in Nos. ~ and li9 West 25th
street 10 NJ Ingerman for a term Of years
J. Arthur Fischer has leased for William
r. Hunt the three story dwelling house no.
rs Wesr Bath street 10 Carrie r. Burk-
hardt: also for Michael Mcbride the four
story dwelling house No. 22l West Ssth
street 10 r. Katcherlam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-27

story apartment on the property -H L'--
comb avenue. opposite l-ad street
In point af wel sustained volume OK
busire.s the Dvckwau section is making
2 gallant showing for midsummer ana one
which gives much promise Tor in. 4o'
The following two interesting sales were
renortea- T. C. Gaardi 81 Go. solo tle w
fye stoI- apartment houses on me west
side Of V.rm.Iyoa avenue, l.j IecI No- III
u .1rh EMERSON street. IneE etc- .0
cupv RI plot -Uxl25 feet. and have peeh
bought av an investor The property was
held al $4,000 This is The first sale mace
b. builders I'M the newer group or houses
erected in tho last few years. The otner
Transaction involves the plot of eight lots
a. the northeast corner Of Nerm.Iyea ave-
nue. and Academy street. fronting lO' feet
IN the avenue and 20 feet so tho street
The property has been sold By frank A.
< Bo.and To was held az $4,000 The
buyer is a builder. who plans 60 improve
the Plot a. once with apartments.
The summary Of the business transacted
last week shows that dwelling house prop
critics were 6veit In principally. ana IN
only a few Instances were sales q spec
ulacve nature. The demand which this
trediug reflects is rather unusual al
srch time. and IS difficult Of ex'
PLANTATION. other than perhaps that prlce'
were advantageous 20 the buyers. rms l.
probably Indicated in the disposal OF d
dwel.ing house ln East I'D street three
tines within the month, each saie sHV"
ing slight advance over the hgure paid
by the first buyer. VINO took the house De-
cause 10 was cheap. West Side d"el-ihs
houses also attracted a number of buyers
and one pot on Riverside Drive. just south
Of The schwab house was taken out OF the
market for Improvement wiki dwelling
house
In the Greenwich village section me
five story tenement house. with three
stores, on a plot 4ox556X Irregular. al ~,
sohthWest corner of Charles ana ID go
wich streets. was sold for ne second time
within the last two months