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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
No New Facts Develop

Aside from the testimony of the detec- tive nurse little else was brought out at the trial today, although the state showed that Mrs Schenk had ordered $75 over coat from Daniel Phillips, who testified yesterday that he had taken many nigh. rides with Mrs. Schenk in her automo- bile.
 By Harry Smith, clerk in McAllister's Island Pharmacy. the state sought to prove that there was no arsenic in the water delivered to the Schenk home and no lead poison in the maltine and cas- caria which was prepared TOT him on a prescription of pr. Hupp. at laast when it left the drug store. Dr. Thornton, the pathologist whose testimony has been a feature in the states case, was again on the stand, but a close examination. as we'll as a rigid cross-examination, failed to elicit anything new of import ance.
 Prosecuting Attorney Handlan stated that Dr. Thornton will be called to the stand again Monday, when the hypothet- ical question embracing all, of the facts thus far adduced will be propounded.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
THOSE RETURNING

Quite a number of lawmakers Of both the upper. and lower house, and some Of the third house. returned to Birming- ham last night on the late train.
 The legislators have been busily engaged during the week getting the general as sembly organized and down to business They will spend the weekend with their families and return to Montgomery this afternoon and tomorrow morning.
 Senator Hugh Morrow of Jefferson, who was elected president of the senate. was among those returning. His election was unopposed. except up to tho convening of the senate and was especially gratify- ing to Birmingham. his home.
 W. P. .G. Harding. president of the First National bank. and strong friend or Governor O'Neal, also returned. He had been in Montgomery only a short time and was there to sec a few friends and to get acquainted with the lawmakers in a general way. Nr. Harding will perhaps become interested in some bank legisla- ton and return to Montgomery when that comes up. ~
 Representative T. H. Motion of the Jefferson delegation. whose vote for Judge Almon for speaker was widely commented upon and in regard to whics he made an explanation in Montgomery. was 6 passen- ger reaching Birmingham last night. He will be here until tomorrow morning, when he returns to the capitol.
 Lee Cowart. to be secretary to Gov arro. O'Neal ana hoorned for lieutenant governor four years hence, returned to the city last night. He smiled mysteri- ously when questioned about his boom for the second highest honor in the gift of the people. MT. Cowart will be hero until Monday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15

0 Adults, oz5, ChalAsen, Orom6TkO0 e1A CaneAnnntl CSensa-
 tlen Co. OGloa e W18. olne nlesst caasaaRaAL .. 1Sshlsts asse.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15

Representative A. A. Griffith of Gull man county, Representative Henderson of Limestone. Senator Ali Tunstall, and John P. Abbott.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15

4. See Godden's Seed & Flower Store, 2O1s 1st avenue
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15

Hear Dr. Wise at Temple Emanu-El 3::30 this afternoon. No admission.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
A Personal Question

q said to her: T am going to ask you a personal question and you don't need to answer unless you want to. My ex- perience as a nurse teaches me that there is something wrong with John. Tt looks like poisoning to me. Haven't you been giving him arsenic?' She did not say any thing to that. She only tossed her head and said: "Poof'"
 The morning session of court adjourned without further testimony from the wit ness and as no sessions are held on Sat urday afternoons. the direct examination of the witness will be resumed Monday morning. The defense in cross-examinine will. then attempt to discredit her testi- mony, which was the most damaging yet given.
 The witness admitted that she had been brought here and put on as nurse in order to work herself into the confidence of Mrs. Schenk and to finally trap her in an attempt to take the life of her hus- band, or to secure an admission that such was her purpose.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
Agreed Upon n Plan

Mrs. schenk did not come to the hos pital the next morning, which was No vember g. as she said she would. I called her up and asked her why she did not bring the stuff. She said she did not care to talk about 1t over the phone, and that she would be up later. When she came we went into a vacant room. I asked her why she had not brought the pill, and she said she was afraid to; that she had tried to get the stuff, though, but could not She said she was afraid because if John died suddenly Albert Schenk and Dr. Haskins, Johns brother in-law, would have the stomach examined right away. Then I would be sus- pected.'"
 The plan to poison Schenk, the witness said, was then dropped by Mrs. Schenk. whom she did not see for some time. The next time they took an automobile ride together, Miss Zoeckler testified. she tried to learn from Mrs. Schenk if she had not already administered the arsenic.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
Very Risky Business

"I told her that this was very risky business for that small amount. but finally agreed, if she would give me a pa per in writing showing that she was to pay me the money as soon as she came into her widows rights. - j.
 Mrs Schenk promised to give mo the money, but objected to giving me any written promise. She said that would be dangerous. She also said she would get the'stuff, and would bring 1t up to the hospital on the next morning. She want ed me to either give 1t to MT Schenk or to put 1t in his medicine, which would be placed beside his bed so he could take 1t himself.
 How could you stand anything like that? I asked her. You would know that you and killed him.
 I will never be happy until that man Is dead she said. If he dies I will wear a double veil so they can't see me fugh- ing behind it.
 We agreed on the plan and she said: As soon as John is dead, call me before you do the Schenks. If Albert Schenk knew about this he would be up to the hospital before I could cross the bridge. And see that you get Johns keys for me on the way
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
SHAW. m. usa.rtas.r. phenss .
LICE LoY. Undertakes. Phones 7A

GREEN UndsrtekIng co. Phones looa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-15
NURSE TEST|F|ES IN SCHENK TRIAL Damaging Evidence Is Pre-
 sented to the Jury OFFER OF $1OOO MADE Detective Nurse Says Mrs. Schenk Of- fered Her One Thousand Dollars
 to Administer Poison to
 John o. Schenk
OFFER OF 5000 MADE

Wheeling, w. Va, January 14-Testi- mony to the effect that Mrs. Laura Farms worth Schenk had offered her S10O0 to ad- minister poisonous pill to John O. Schenk while he lay i'll at the North Wheeling hospital last November, was given today by Eleanor Zoeckler, a de- tective nurse, who had heretofore ap- peared in the public print as Mrs. Klein, a professional nurse."
 The attempt to induce the nurse" to give the poison to Schenk, the witness testified, was made while the two were riding in Mrs. Schenk's automobile. Mrs. Schenk. declared Miss Zoeckler said to her: John treats me like a dog When Miss Evans (another nurse in the Schenk easel calls up from the hospital and tells me that my husband is dead, will be the happiest person in the world. I feel at times like could kill that man.
 Why don't you?' I asked She turned around and said:
 Well, you do it for me-
 " That Is another thing I told her.
 What will you take to give him a pill? she asked me.
 T will take $5000,' replied. T need money awful bad. have my mother and a child to keep
 "'Good Lord replied Mrs. Schenk, I haven't S5000, but I will give you 5000 If you will make it that
Arizona republican., 1911-04-03

Household Premium Coupons appear regularly every day and Sunday in THE ARIZONA RE PUBLICAN. .'st'! AA
Arizona republican., 1911-04-03

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 and Forks. ............. 14-Piece Rogers Silver Spoons Sanitary Priceless Cooker. =. 30 Piece Dinner Set. ........ Fruit Jar Openers to fit any
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Arizona republican., 1911-04-03
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 Watch for the Special Coupons. They are equiVa- lent to ten Regular Coupons.
Arizona republican., 1911-04-03

There is a charming and practical variety of pre- miums. We will add to this list of premiums from time tO time If what you wish is not listed here. save your coupons. By the time you have clipped the necessary number of coupons some premium to satisfy your needs will appear. Consider the saving and commence clipping coupons now. You will have first choice of premiums.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-14

FL ilustr1simo Obspo catolieo, Mo
senior Jones, Sc encuentra actualmente {
Ponce, donde ha sido objeto Gle efusiv
demostracicnes lie afecto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-14
UNA GANGA

Quien desee adquirir nn mobiliaz1,
para sala, compuesto de loee sillaa,
cuatro sillones, dos butaeas, un sofa y
una mesita centro, MADEIRA curvada de
Viena, tiene ahora propicis oportuni-
dad.
Hay ademas, una mesa seis sillas
para comedor; un gnarda-c comidas, pn
chinero, un tinajero con su piedra, sn
fltro y una mesa con pie5@a marmo
para ell servicio del comedor.
Tambien puede adquirirse, una CANA
de hierro, para una plaza, y un lavabo.
Este mobiliario esta completamerto
nuevo y puede verse, en- la casa nimero
3S de Ia calle de Tetuan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-14
Certan1en Literario Y
Cientlfico de la Feria

Debia celebrarse el domingo ante
rior; pero fue tan extraordinario Ell nt-
nero de concurrentes que lnvadlan to-
dos los edifcios de la Feria, y tanto Ell
r4lido que hac1an los anunciadores de
espectaculos, las bandas de m1sica,
Y los mllltiples instrumentos acusticos
en- acci6n incesante, que era impossible
de todo punto realizar entonces aquel
acto. Sc acord0 aplazarle para Ell do
mingo proximo, quedando comisiona-
do Don Juan Hernandez Lopez para
resolver con Mr.. Tingle el sitio adecua-
do la hora del solemne acto.
Sc va conociendo ell nombre de los
autores favorecidos: la prensa ha fe-
licitado va al senior Matos Bernier (don
Felix, autor del "Canto al Progreso
de Puerto Rico; Sc dice que la "Mo-
nografla" premiada sobre siembra,
oultivo y preparation del cafe es del
Captain Arturo G. Hansar, y suena el
nombre de don Conrado Asenjo como
autor del ''Programa de una Feria
Puertoriquena. No Sc recibieron aim
noticias del autor de la "Narraci6n de
un episodio de Puerto Rico" que re-
suite premiada, nj de la "CartiIi2' So
bre cafe que obtuvo nedalla de plata
y mencion honorlfica
Por ausencia del senor Matos Ber-
nier, leera la poes1a que obtuvo prenio
el tambien laureado poeta don Jesus
Maria Lago, y recibira la flor natural,
para Ia DANA que haya de presidir el
acto. Los dos discursos estaran a car
go de los oradores puertorriquenos Sc
flores Toro Cuebas y Hernandez L6~
peZ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-14

de esta noche Caruso nos defraud6, en-
c&mbio, oimos a Frida Hempel, Ia estre-
liza &c Ia Opera de Berlin, verdadero rui-
senor que ales;~6 Ia sala con sus trinos. :.
Frida Hempel es Ell ldolo de los berline-
ses, y par ella fueron los aplausos de la
nOche.
Realmente, cuando el p1blico, en- pie,
y ell Kaiser el primero, aclamaron a Fri
da Hempel al terminar la representa-
ci6n, el pobre Caruso debi6 pasar un NAL
rato...
Menos NAL que luego legaria al hotel
y volveria a contar los 1880 marcos.
i Que diablo! Por este precio Sc puede
sufcir un ligero disgustillo.
Jose Juan CG<le7Gs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-14
HONOR MERECIDO

La soeiedad de Escritore> y Artistas
ha nombrado socio de homer d naestra
buena amiga la simpatica senorita Mini
Ma del Vale, Ell premio a los buenos
trabajos de pintura que ella aa hecho
ultinamente.
Els honor merecido por el cual fell
citamos efusivamente la senorita del
ValIe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-14
{Continuaci6n.)

Habla el doctor Coronas y dice que no
tiene NADIA que objetar 4 10 dicho por
sus companeros, los cualeS han tratad0
una question que merece IN detenido es-
-udio y que, para resolverla ell ayudara
|buenamente en- todo cuanto lie sea possible
EXplica 10 referente al Registro Civil
Airma g. Puerto Rico tiene IN promedio
de mortalidad de veinticuatro por MIL 10
|que reyela un estado antihigienico, Pc
20 que este no quiere decir que estemos
2trasados pues Ia mortalidad ha dismi
nuido grandemente desde el afio del ci-
lion en- que alcanz6 la mortalidad un
oromedio de cuarenta por mil Dice que
la antigua ley de Sanidad era incomple-
ia y que Sc ha progresado mucho.
Sc eXtiende en- consideraciones sobre
las causas de la mortalidad Y llama la
atencl0A acerca de San Juan que actual
mente da un promedio de 20 por 1000
Mayaguez 81 por 1000, Ponce 26 por
1000, Arecibo 2S1 40 por 1000, Arroyo
35 por 1000, Comerio Is por 1000 Aibo-
nito Is por 1000. Santa Isabel es el
Duehlo que da IN promedio mas alto
10 por 1000 y Naranjito ell mas bajo IL
por 1000. ~ Naranjito carece de me-
7ico!, dice el doctor Lippit.
El doctor Ruiz Soler, melico inspec-
tor de distrito, da lectura i un traba-
jo en- Ell que trtta de sintetizar las de-
ticiencias que el practicamente cree ha-
Der encontrado al aplicar la ley de Sa-
nidad. Propone ell doctor Ruiz Soler que
desaparezcan las actuales zonas santa
rlas para que sean reemplazadas por
munlcipaldades de primero, segundo y
5ercer orden q. estaran respectivamente d
cargo de un Official de Sanidad.
Propone, ademas, que la Legislature
autorice 4 los ofciales de Sanidad. asi
|constituidos, para cobrar de los munici-
pios los servicios de Beneficencia que
ellos prestasen, pues seg1n Ia ley de sa-
nidad actual no pueden cobrar estos otra
remuneration que la autorizada por di-
cha ley.
Intervinieron en- este debate los doc
torres Sein, Bou, Cancio, exponen nu-
merosas razones Ell contra de la PROPOSE
ci6n Ruiz Soler.
Sigui6 la discussion animadamente Y
por 1ltimo ell director de Sanidad pro-
nunci6 algunas palabras para explicar ell
espirltu de una circular que promulgd
con Ell fin de atender las quejas ruegos
de algunos municipios de Ia isla.
Ell honorable doctor Lippit suplic6
los concurrentes que dejasen su auto
grafo como recuerdo de la primera reu-
ni6n celebrada y despues obsequi6 q to.
dos profusamente con tabacos, cigarri.
Hos, emparedados y cerveza.
"A las once termin6 la reunion en- me.
dio de la mayor y mas exquisite fra
ternidad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-14
PERSONALES

Sc encuentran en- esta capital don Pas
casio Fajardo, de Mayaguez; doctor, Jo-
vellat, de Arroyo; Jose Matienzo y Luis
Oviedo, de Arecibo Pablo Cabral Baez
de Mayaguez; Juan r. Carrot y familia,
de Naguabo; y Rafael B. Sama, de San
German.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-14

Ponce, l3 de Diciembre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-14
D1REsToH' j. Perez Lesada.
Ponce aI dla

Sc estan haciendo las gestiones ten
dentes reglnir los mil quinientos do
liars que pide el aviador Beachey que
esta maravillando al p1blico de San
Juan, por yenir a Ponce hacer varlos
wuelos en- los d1as veintitres veinti-
euatro del corriente.
En- Ia ciudad hay vivo interes por adj
1lirar de nuevo ell interesante espec-
4aculO.
Mr. L. d. Moore, representante del
eonocido aviador. ha enyiado IN tele-
grarna con tai objeto al alcalde Sr, Mo-
ret, este. naturalmente, Sc ha intere-
sado mslcho en que Ponce pueda admi-
par de nuevo ell vuelo de IN aeroplano
Ell Sr. DON Luis TeXidOr, acompa1a-
aiO de su esposa, ha llegadO 4 esta ciu-
clad donde piensan pasar varios dlas.
Los senores de Texidor tienen su ha-
bitual resideracia en- Guayamao
Monsenof Jones sc hospeda en- Ia re-
sidencia de los Padres Panles.
Todos los festejos religiosos estan re-
suitando solemnisimos y con inusitada
asistencia de fieles.
Ell bale def Casino de Ponce resulto,
como estaba previsto un gran acto So
\clal. Ell Casino de Ponce nos tiene
acostumbrados estas magnifcencias,
pero Ia de anoche diriase que no ha te-
nidO precedantes
Ha sido muy sentida aqui la muerte
sca1rrida eu Barcelona del Sr. Don Pc
dro Cot Blanque, miemoro muy esti-
nlable de la oolonia espaIola, que resi-
dli6 aigunos amos Ell esta cludad Y aqul
1uyo s1s negocios.
Sc nota bastante ans1naei0n entire los
teosofstas de la ci1dad, que sc propo-
men dar impulso al desarrollo de Ia To-
gia '<Aranda en- euyo domicilio han
eelebrado ultiInamente una reunion que
resuito nauy lnteresaate-
La Inga de ,DetalIlstas sc prapone pn-
Dffear una fevista mensual, para Ia de-
fensa de sus intereses.
La proposition fle hecha EN- La ulti-
ma junta por el presidente Don Hila-
rio Rangel, Y muy bien acogida por los
miembros de la sociedad que compren-
den euanto puede eonveRirles tan po-
derosa arma de defensa.
La eitada Liga, en- su Ultima session.
3aa nonbrado socios honorarios de la
naisnaa q Don jose Romaguera, Don
Eugen1o AstoI y Ell Sr. Tog,s Soto.
Termlnada la senaporadita del ena-
a1ro bufo que .dirige Ell aplaudido ''Mi-
zrriendo ef teatro <<La Perla'' sc pro-
pene dar una serie de faneiones cine
matograficas, conaenzsndo desde el sa-
bado pr6xlma-
El Ola de Ia Patrena pas6, como pasa
en esa capital, Ell del Patron, envuelto
en sombras. Nadie toma su cargo la
organizsei6n de los festejos populares,
v Ponce es una eiudad triste que no
ofreee al forastero ell menor attractive.
Es precise que La ''Liga Progresista -
tome q SUI cargo, el restablecimiento
de los festeios populares poneefios.
Ef cuadro bufo de "Miguelete" ha
salido para Mayaguez; ell de Altoona
dos de Ponce, Sc propone ir q Guayama
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-14
A s A Nj BILE 4

de Oficiales de Sanitlad y PROFESSIONALS
del servicio convocada por ell Homo
rable doctor Lippit, Director de sa
nidad, "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-14

con objeto de dar algunos espectacu-
los.
El rio Portuguese lleva un alarmador
catpdal de aguas. La necesidad de los
puentes tantas yeces pedidos Sc deja
sentlr ahora con nuevos apremios.
El Corresponsa1.
Ponce, l3 de Dicielnbre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-14
.ADMoR. Miguel mascara Garcia
N()rI~ICIAS

Hoy e1npaa@r1a las oarnera> 3e nocI.e
en- ell Hip0Gr0mo 0nraran +@1}a la ten
porada de F'eria.
Esto no es 6bice para que Sc sigan efeo-
tuando, como de costumbre. las anuncia-
das para pOr FL dla.
Permaneci6 aver toda Ia n3anana en- su
oficina Ell honorable Presidente de Ia
Camara seIior de Diego ocupandose del
cable del Comisionado Residente.
Copia de aquel ha gido enviada TO-
dos los diariOs Gle Ia isla.
So tienen notieias de que el general
Carlos r. Morales, ex-presidente de Ia
Rep1blica Dominicana muy conocido
en- esta ciudad donde residi6 hagta hacf
pocos dias, ha desenbarcado en- punta
de Macorls.
La expedition que acaudilla es relat1~
yamente peque1a.
Ell gobierno dominicano ha enviado
tr0pa numerosas para capturar los re
v0luciOnarios
Ha' regresadO a su residencia de La
res nuestro distinguido amigo Ell doctor
Francisco Sein que vino con objeto Gle
visitar(la Feria.
LIE despedimos carinosamente.
Con motive del cable recibldo ultima,
mente por el 1edo. de Diego, y que nos
otros publlcamos en- nuestra edici6n de
aver, hay gran anJma maci6n entire algunos
elementos de csta ciuda1 que 10 comer-
tan y discuten
En- todas parties solo Sc habla del asun
to que dicho cable oontiene.
Sc encuentra en- esta capital, y hemoa
tenidO oportunidad de salut1arle ell doe
tor Juan Benet Valdes, distinguido ami
go nuestro residente en- Marieao.
En- Ell C0nse1o Executive Sc exhibe el
plano de cnsanche de Ia carretera dc
Santurce que ests siendo objeto de d.
versos concentrates
In la manana de aver Sc reunieron en-
ell salon de Ia Canlana de Delegados va
RIOS postmasters de fistintos pueblos dc
la isla que accidentalmente Sc encuer~
tran aQui.
Sc nos inforn6 que Ell objeto de Ia re1l
MON era tratar de formar uua Asocia-
cl0n de Postmasters parecida q Ia exit5,
tente EN- los Estados Unidos para cuyo
Tin Sc convocara a una junta general !
todos los companeros Gle la isla.
FL ilustrlsimo Oblspo cat0ieo, Mon
senior Jones, Sc encuentra actualmente en-
Ponce, donde ha sido objeto Gle efusivsss
demostracicnes lie ateeto.
--ss3s-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-14

Hoy e1npaa@rlso lz:s oar"er&> 3e nocLe
en- ell Hipo6romo tnraran +1sla la ten
porada de F'eria
Esto no es 6bice para que Sc sigan efec-
tuando, como de costumbre, las anuncia~
das para por FL dia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-14

Permaneci6 aver toda Ia n1anana en- su
oficina ell honorable Presidente de Ia
Camara senor de Diego ocupandose del
cable del Co1nisionado Residente.
Copia de aquel ha gido enviada To-
dos los diarios Gle Ia isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-14

En- el Consejo Executive Sc exhibe el
plano de onsanche de la carretera Dc
Santurce que esta sien'do objeto de d.
verSOS concentrates.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-14

Sc encuantra en- esta capital, y hemoa
tenido oportunidad de saludarbe, ell doe
tor Juan Benet Valdes, distinguido ami
go nuestro residente en- Marieao.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-01-26
stractso of TO Property n Lincoln
THE LINCOLN COUNTY ABSTRACT CO., LTD.
SHOSHONE IDAHO
SHOSHONE.
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

Mice is hereby given that at l
D. m. on the 18th day of February,
1911 at Richfieid, County of Lincoln
State of Idaho before D. G. Brake,
Notary Public, proof will be submit
ted of the completion of works for
the diversion of 800 cubic feet per
second of the waters of Little Wood
River and all tributaries thereof in
Guiding particularly Silver Greek an
Cottonwood Slough in accordance
with the terms and conditions of a
certain permit heretofore issued by
the State Engineer of the State Of
Idaho
/. The name of the person or
corporation holding said permit is l
Idaho Irrigation Company Limited.
2. The postoffice address of such
person or the place of business of
such corporation is Richfield. Coun-
of Lincoln, State of Idaho.
3. The number of such permit is
LOtt anu luC QiCC SCI LII tiC SOAh
pletion of such work March 29
1912.
A. Said water to be used for ir-
rigation and domestic purposes.
5. Said works of diversion will
be fully completed on the date set
for such completion and the amount
of water which said works are cap
able of conducting to the place of in
ended use, in accordance with the
)lans accompanying the application
or such permit is 800 cubic feet
per second.
The amount of lands for which
said water is available is 15077.26
acres, particularly described as fol
lows: TIPS. s., R. IA and IS e.
and S., r. IA, 1 5 and 16 e. Lin
con county, State of Idaho, the said
lands being all the irrigable lands
under the south Gooding canal of tn
Idaho Irrigation Company, Limited
d. G. MARTIN
State Engineer