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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-07
COUNTY COURT MAKES APPOINT
MENT FOLLOWING RECON-
MENDATION OF FRUIT
GROWERS ASSOCIATION.
is PROMINENT oRCHARDIsT
Court in Regular Session Appoints
Viewers For Two Proposed Roads;
Names Official Newspapers anu
Transacts Much Other Routine
Business in Two Day Meeting.

Amendment of John I'll. Parker
+o he county fruit inspector vice b.
A. Allen, resigned, the appointment
of viewers for two proposed roaos
and the transaction of large amount
of detail matters occupied the attteh"
+ion Of the Polk county court at their
regular monthly session in TINS cl'y'
beginning Wednesday,
Hort C. Eakin, representing lh'
Dallas Fruit Growers association,
onneared before the court and asked
the appointment of Mr.. Parker as
fruit inspector. Mr.. Parker is an en-
+busiastic orchardist, it is claimed'aro
ono who is entirely familiar with the
bes+ interests of the fruit growers Oh
POLK county. Mr.. Eakin SAID tilaC
the association would stand penlhu
Mr.. Parker and desired MS appolh'-
ment. The request was agreed u
and the appointment made.
Road viewers Appointed.
Tn 4+be- matter of the petition oi
n Holman ct al for the establish
,,,ent of a county road to be kohWiI
&C the "Holman road" it was order'
od that on account of the apsehce
of Deputy County Surveyor SuVer
= II Fawk and H. d. Stats be ap'
nointed as viewers to locate an'
assass damages and to report at ti''
rext term of this court.
In +be matter of the propose
oouo+v road in districts A and D. u
- ,,nou,n as the CLARK road" it wa
oudorad that the county surveyor OF
IN his absence, the deputy counl
., srrvevor. H. D. Stats, and =
Fawk be appointed as viewers
. - an investigation and report
tha newt meeting of this court
county Official Newspapers
or5ered that the Polk County VI
{ - and the Polk County Itemize
> he designated as the county ONCE
newspapers for the publication Oh d, a
: nonntv official notices and other ma
!. !. ters reouil ed 10y law to be puollshea'
70 ordored that the Sheriff give creu
ond rebate to w. r. Allen the SUI
IS al s-toq taxes wrongfully assesse'
= u ordered that bills numbered l
> s1 botb inclusive, aggregatins %
/ osq ~ ON special road fund IN ro'
At district No. l, be allowed
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-07
ANNUAL SCHOOL AFFAIR ON
JUNE is PROMISES INTEREST
ING PROGRAM IN MORN
ING AND AFTERNOON.
SINGING TO BE FEATURE
One Thousand Children to Unite M
Well Drilled VocaIizattons; baso
Rou Game Between Dallas and
sheridan For Two-County Cham
pionship i'm Afternoon.

The annual school picnic to be held
at Rickreall on Saturday, June lo' y
arousing much interest througnout
the county and, from present indica-
t,ons it is. certain that large
crowd from all portions of the county
will be in attendance Those VINO
have attended like occasions hereto
fore know that they have been sue
cesses and believe that the coming
event will be no exception TO the
rule
Favorable rates on the railroaos
and special train accommodations oi
fered are such that it Is compara-
tivelv easy matter for persons IN an
parts Of the county to go.
Arrangements for the affair arg
nrogressing favorably and the diner
ont committees are said to have their
,uor,, well in hand and are confident
of success.
Singing VIII Be Feature.
feature of the occasion will be
singing by the school children Oh tho
county Several songs suggested Dy
state superintendent Alderman nave
hoer nracticed by the students during
tho winter months and these VIII pc
hoard Among them is the stirrihs
natriotic piece, my own Uniteo
states" which 1t is hoped TO eyeh'"-
allv make the national song.' Tnose
, who have heard it know that II Is
e,,inently fitted for such a purpose
6 and to hear 900 children singing y
in unison will certainly prove an m
7 spiration. hoer
Nor has the sports program Deen
O neglected. Interesting events are
nromised in this line, prom'hen'
7 among them being basepah saiis
for the championship of Yamhni an"
. pot,, counties between the Sheridan
and DALLAS high schools. fhese
toaros have met once before this sea
son and on that OCCASION Dai'u-
,yon but the sheridan boys nave
hoer practicIng consistently since
G u,at time and have also played seN'
% orol Games and are in much pe'.e'
70 condition than during the first OF th'
season. This will make the coi'te'
p interesting and is evidence OF 'n'
Fact that it is anybody's contest
90 In connection with the muster !,
and literary program the Monmou''
p,blic school orchestra and the NOT
80 a1 clee club will prove features o
the the day which none should mis- mis-.
% po,b these organizations have bee
esneeiaily drilled for this picnic an
r. promise a rare treat. ,u
,s The picnic grove at Riekreali
pleasant and ample to aecommou@' -,
on ne crowds. All sorts Of stands vi
be ne IN readiness TO serve lunches an
"a cold drinks to the crowds EveI. ',
Da ming needful for the comfort OF 'ho, mo
.,e Who attend the picnic VIII De pi'
,n- vlded.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-07
TWO POLKTTES PINCHED
One Larceny Case to be Tried; steer
-. Fine For Assault and BattefS'
WOW Case in Department =

p. winslow. a former resioenr M
II. H. county was arrested hy
S5sri Of r6iA minto. Of Marion ssg,,dn county, IN
sn,. silsi Tuesday, upon informatlon infot.
salem szl sheriff Grant of Polk county, 13,
rom r,.lr,s5 s with the theft of a plow. He :.
ehargeq cha Sronrht mil' to DALLAS wednesday sgoiy
was was srrsiened or0ds before Esquire l.I5.,, H0l-
anu winslow pleaded not uI5s IT,
man 49, " trisI TAI was set for June Il He De
and ms ,.lle5 - on his reoognizanee 10
srDear at that time. p,ena
1PRSl5 Robert steele was arrested 1t at Ba1n u1on
,.-r T'ls upon the person I Of J. H Dl.adaS gsas.5
~ ,s'' Independence steele, steele p IBie-
guilty before re, 5o.,.o' t. aH.5 %li'0a ss5oo e and
costs.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-07
TRIP ENDS
IN DALLAS
PORTLAND BOY PICKED UP bh
SHERIFF GRANT.
loft Home with Pony to See inc
world: With Home Made Tent ana
Rox Of Crackers, on Way to coast

The II year old son of J. A haiii'
an Of portland. but formerly
resident of Dallas, was picKeu up =
tbis CITY wednesday morhihs
Shorief Grant after reading a story III
: portland newspaper detailing no"
.ba bov had suddenly left nome
,,,itbm1t permission to go out ihlo .ne
World and fight Indians. he lell me
,o,,e in Portland Tuesday mofhins
10 a nony. with a home maoe
-. s,ranned to his saddle and start
"a for the Coast. He told ms la'iiS.
10 was going. but the latter oeiie,eu
-. he was only joking until iiis
-. convinced him that the lau
- N earnest. Sheriff Grant com
r,,nicated with Ramsdell in foi 'i.'i'1 u
nd was instructed 70 send the uOs
80 He willingly agreed to re1uii
a.. a,nressed disappointment ina
sl. Tin 70 the Coast had been lh'ei
-nnted He declared that his parenu pl
- coming TO the Coast later any
- ,ntu they arrived, he Woui'
atcl-st his pony on the grass ana iiN' ~,
t,-,se1f bv eating clans ana s.e'
fsb which he would pick up on III
beach. e--o-can
-. -of crackers when found Du
s.eued not 70 be discourased % -
.,ssnee Of regular meals az !,
s,e-ir Grant had told him tna' =
-o,,r5 be arrested and placed in 20
20 =. 5,5 not return. the boy oiieIe
=, 1.srr 20 Portland and leit ye'
..-5sv morning on his return loli'i'
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-07
CONTINUED on Page Two)


Da1ras will not celebrate the touFlh
- TnIv this year. That much was
s.otded or rather went By default
when the mass meeting called ~
MAYOR Craven for Tuesday night ~
tbe county court room, failed 70 ma
,c-isirze. one or two patriots Wei.
an ,bat turned out and 81 was eFiaen'
-. 81. buriness men didn't want a
celebration. Those promotns
srair have. consequently, dropped ~ II
rerotiafious and The matter is o.-
me sentiment among the pus-u-- p.
-, appeared 20 be that every .' eilol'
.so-,s be made 20 make the fail iaii
wccez and permit the ceis'i- '''
Ises 10 90 b. default
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-07
..DyCAL CHANGE IN MANAGE
wENr OF COMMERCIAL Or
cANIZATION is PROVIDED
FOR IN NEW RULES.
ROARD OF NINE DIRECTORS
rO Have Charge of Club Affairs and
Meet Monthly; New Committee ~
Named; Movement For New ho"o
&c Taken Up; Factory Site Win
Committee.

Adontion of a new constitution anu
ty,ows which materially change the
management of the organization anu
aiscussion of plans for the comihs
wear formed the principal items Vi
bnsiness considered at the regular
,ooeting of the Dallas Commerclal
clnb wednesday night. AS adop'eo
,be bylaws provide for a board OIL
nine directors elected by the cluo'
who will have the acutal manage
ment of the affairs of the club. They
will elect the officers, provide 1or the
salaries of the secretary and the H.
nanciaI secretary, and outline the
plans for the club to take up IheS
will hold monthly meetings, but the
regular meetings of the club VIII oe
held as at present, on the first anu
third Wednesday nights OF eacn
month.
In addition to the committees al
ready appointed, a commlttee oN
.Judiciary and Legislation" is pro
vided for and the president annouhc'
ed as members of this commlI'ee
Lot D. Brown, Oscar Hayter ana II
H. Belt. On motion made at tn'
last meeting. following the adoptoi
of the bylaws, the chairmen OIL III
different committees were constitute
the board of directors until thel
successors are elected and qualille
at the annual meeting of the clup o
the first meeting night in January
This action leaves the pefsohhel
the board as follows: Edwin Jacol
son, H. G. Campbell, j. L. Whlte' I
L. Fenton, w. V. Fuller Irae
Stats, w. A. Ayres, w. l.. soehrei
Lot D. Brown.
The committee on publicity an
promotion was instructed TO nay
the bylaws printed in pamph'
form. Also a list of the commlt'ee
Cooper Hollow Road.
Chairman Fuller, of the comml'''
on roads and highways reported III
people living in the Cooper Hoilo'
neighborhood were desirous OF secu
ing a road to Dallas and that ne y"
looking the matter up and Wouiu !
port as soon as anything deilhI'e u
veloped. This road proposltioh (
listed the attention of the clup
once and every member present III
ed that something be done low
securing a road from Dallas 10 u
neighborhood.
Secretary Tooze, the only menu
of the publicity committee prese
said that the committee had succe'
ed in making arrangements 70 se
Miss Gertrude Pollow on the Eas'e
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-07

saturday. June s. 500 p m
March. King Of the Air go-l.-7
Pearl Of the Pyrenees." a ST.,
lsn lntermezzo- -----------
land OF Liberty National y,
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alEez. Hearts Courageous
arch. The Chancellor --- Law
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-07
MONTHLY REPORT BY COUNTY
SUPERINTENDENT SEYMOUR
SHOWS ENCOURAGING
CONDITIONS.
YEARS ATTENDANCE is .s5
Schools Make Best Record in History
and Pass Mark Aimed at i'm Be-
ginning; Complete List OF Standard
Schools shows Substantial Increase
For Month.

Showing 28 Polk county schools on
the standard list and showing an at
tendance of more than 95 per cent
the monthly school report Tor the
county schools for the month ehulhs
NAV II has just been issued py
County Superintendent II. q Sey-
mour. The report declares that TOT
the first time in history, the county
schools have made record for at
tendance greater than 80 per cent
As This is the mark aimed at at the
beginning of the year, its attainment
is cause for congratulation on tne
mart of the Superintendent and the
other school officials.
Eighth Grade Exams.
Eighth grade examinations are pc
ing held today in the diferent
schools. The county examining board
will meet Monday in the County su-
nerintendent's office to pass upon the
napers and it is predicted that all
grades will be out by TUESDAY
prom ,ntness is necessary in this mat
fer as all grade graduates must DC
notified in time to take part IN th'
big picnic at Riekreall on SATURDAY
June Is.
Comfy School Report.
Number of schools reporting cor
and on time ........''''''
Ny,,r,her and names of schools not
reporting on time-Mistletoe.
Number of pupils remaining at
time of last report .......' Z4'
Numbers of pupils registered new
during month .....'.'''.''.'
Number of pupils registered sec
ondary during month .'..''' l
Number of readmitted pupils dur
inc month ............''' -
rotal number of pupils registered
during month .....'...'.'' 1oO
Number of pupils dropped during
month .............. ''''''' 81
Npuber of pupils remaining at
Y time of this report ......'' Zzs
Number of days taught curing
month ........'''.'.'.
Whole number Of days attend
apcs ............. 90
h whole number days absence .' l9'
whole number times late ....'
y Number of pupils neither absent
or tardy .........'...'''. 70
Average number Of pupils belong
,rg ........... z4
Average daily attendance -. 2So'
n Per cent Of attendance ..'.''' o
+ Number Of visits by parents 80
= Number Of visits by members Oh
m school boards .......''''''''
:. Roll of Honor.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-07
++++++++ ++++++ -


4 Surveyors in Northefh =
4 A crew Of ten men arrived IN
= Northern Polk county last wees
a and have established camp ~
: Rsntlev. they are making pre-
= lirinary surveys for a railway
= line from the Coast TO MeMinn-
= vile according 10 well authen-
= ticated reports and II is believed :
: mat they are Representatives on
!. me oregon Electric or the . hlil
= trteroetq. II g. claimed that ne
= .,-,rany's engineers have dis
:. c@yer.d a route from MeMinn-
= vme 10 the Coast that VIII short
= =, the time more than Two
= bours and provide a much oeiiel
= ~r,se through the mountlil'
= ,t.n that now used - The Har-
. riman lines
S%%%%4%% %+<$$$%~
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-07

rnrA the enyeao daughter of Colonel cen IV S d dis
~ rni+eeman from Star State had tne cov
oton Of christening battehp Texas at the @ of
~ Newport News Ing an4 tSoro
tne la e successfully in spite OF the taet @ a
liz soe brburnngs the choice OF sponsor 49, ho+o Of cham
were SOME above broke tne oote "
Oue b nrow as accurately she had peeh ol 20 bu sbo
pagne ao ru other wanp Se' o
experience Ell ood dsplacement 10000 length Oh 90
c0S od twentyone and 10000 indicated [ mnrovd
zee" inch breechIoading rifles of the latest anu u
ries ten tin NOT vet built called the New YORK
Her sister shiP' n0t ~
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-07

rhot the roll Of honor has mater
tally Increased for the month ]"
shovn The report says. further
THE following schools have Deen s
,,aced on the roll Of honor Tor tne
aourtv for having made an attend
ance Of s5 per cent OF more; Heha'
Dauas. Pedee (1OO), Red Prelrle'
TewisviIle. Ballston. Parker. Mon-
r,o,tb Bethel. Perrydale. FairVle"'
oaE Point Elklns. Independence
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-07

Miss Aimeda Fuller is home TOT tn.
.,-.ner after spending the winter =.
,sscber In the public schools al
FfsrrishurE. oregon
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-06-07
Continued on Page Two)
HOLD SHORT BUSINESS SESSION
WOman's Club is Grateful for ASsiS'
ance Rendered at Dinner.

ance Rendered at Dinner
Following the program
night at the ArmOry, the ai',--
Noman's club held a short sess'O'i
which resolutions Of thanks We
passed for the band and the glIis -
the May pole dance and theH =
zructors. to those who took part y
the program and to Mrs e0.7 -.
Gerlinger. president Of the eiuo -
her labors in behalf Of the clue o"'
ing the past year.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-04
PASAJEROS

Relacion de los pasajeros hospedados
en- ell Hotel Inglaterra. =
Samuel E. Allen, r. S. Cumming.
5. Suau, Maria Hernandez, Margot Sua-
u, Dr. J. A. Vidal, G. Clausintzer, F. G.
Fehr Salvador Mestre y Sra, P. B.
Kearns, DR.. N. Doval, Catalina Espiert.
'Conchita Colominos, acknowledgements.
j. R. Aponte, Jose Romaguera, Carlos
Lebrtln, j. Silva, c. Wesphaling. A.
Sard, +. Estrada, NJ. Estrada. DR.. Snso-
NIB. Vale, F. Fernandez, F. N1nez
Bertrand, A. Budet, L. Battistini G.
q. Elsaser, Dr. Bou de la Tore. s. Sa-
las, A. Salas, Angel Rolan, J. Marques
Antonio Collazo, Antonio Gomez. R. Nc
Sailane, Isabel Vazquez, Esther Nc Sal
lane, l.. B. Palmer Sra, Paquita Coll.
). W. Laguna, j. r. Fuertes, E. Fosnt Y
Ginebra, J. G. Nc Cormick, NJ. Gonzalez.
A. L. Lahongrais y familia, ]. r. Chou
dens, W. NJ Sandison, L. Mathey. J.
Alvarez, W. G Miles y Enrique Ma
rrero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-04
SOlicite EstudiOS Y Pianos.
ESpectdcuLo para
Ell Domingo
EN- Ell TEATRO MUNICIPAL

Ell aplaudido tenor Merighi, en- combi-
naci6n con la Liga Antituberculosa, ha
organizado para ell pr6ximo domingo un
ameno espectaculo en- ell Teatro Munici-
pal
FL tenor Merighi cantara varios nume-
IS de su repertoire de operas y opere-
tas, algunos de estos acompanado de la
s;mn5tica MIA Augusta Merighi.
III programa Sc completa con la Over
tura Morning, Noon and Night in Vie
ma. del maestro Lopp6, ejecutada por
Ia banda del Regimiento de Puerto Ri
co Y varios interesantes vistas cinemato-
grafcas.
Es un programa divertido que, segu-
ramente, ha de llevar mucho p1blicc
el domingo al Municipal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-04
DE CAGUAS
D. JUAN GIMENEZ DELGADO.

Antenoche ha fallecido en- esta pobla-
ci6n nuestro estimado amigo don Juan
Jimenez Delgado quien desde hace seis
meses venia padeciendo de la funesta
enfermedad que lie ha llevado al sepul-
Gro.
FL senior Jimenez era aqui muy es-
timado por sus bellas cualidades de hom-
bre lntegro, honrado, creador de un no.
gar ennoblecido por todas las virtudes
Tenia ell afecto de todas las classes So
ciales, siendo un elemento distinguido
de la sociedad caguena
Ell ilustrado doctor don Felipe B. Cor
dero estuvo luchando con la enfermedad
que lley6 a nuestro amigo a la tumba,
durante vtrios meses; lucho con una
constancia digna de elogio por salvarlo
de la muerte; pero la dolencia era fa-
tai, incurable, y los sabios cuidados del
doctor Cordero, medico de indiscutible
valer, solo lograron- y va es mucho,
prolongar la vida del enfermo.
Ell entierro del senior Jim6nez Sc efec-
tue aver, fue una demostraci6n elocuente
de o mucho que aqu1 Sc le estimaba.
A los deudos del inado, y especialmen-
tie su distinguida viuda dona Agueda
Rivera y a sus bellas hijas Ana Luisa,
Maria y Manuela testimoniamos nuestro
pesame sentido.
El Correspoysal
Caguas, JUNO 2 de 1912
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-04
La detective
en- Santurce

FL Jefe del Cuerpo de Detective ha
constituido en- Santurce un puesto.
Consta de cuatro detectives al mando
del cabo seiior Gonzalez Galvarfn Que
tan buenos servicios viene prestando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-04
TOSTAR SIN FUEGO


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dspue.o os de dfa de
No
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-04

Ell dinero busca dinero. Y ent6nces,
6qne hace usted, 81 quiere vender sus
articulos y efectos sin anunciarse en- ell
BOLETIN?
mo sabe usted que ell BOLETIN 10
lee todo e} mundo2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-04

I'd. Territorial eo
IL. fuerto Rlco 40 40
Co. 81 So. - 80 "
Ea;ardo g.
I,,nooa ,,r
T To;va ,a9 S
Mnono N,,oono rze @
Ta1sfono naaaso, o %
canta Ts.bo1 ,oo
Vannlna
narolina n sugar
! ia'a sugar
CEDrIAs
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-02-01
BETTER RATES ON BONNER COUNTY ORES.

The Standpoint News says: The that is lying
the dumps OF the several mines in Bonner county be ship
ped TO the smetes without allowing the freight rates to alb
sorb the profits and largely responsible to local mining
who have refused to ship quantity of their to the
East Helena smeter account of the prOibve rates. In
the past the maximum rate 81 per on which rate has
been reduced to 1925
Mining in this city who interested in the devel
opent OF MINES IN this vicinity jubilant the
nouncemen of the freight reduction and state that it is the
biggest boost the mines in this vicinity have received
They state that without doubt there will be activity in
the mining business during the coming year than has
been experienced in the Lake Pend Orele district.
The announcement of the freight reductions in the
form OF tn following letter from f. Nj. Smith, manager of the
American Smelling Refining company of East Helena:
w. e. Ames-Dear Sir In order to stimulate shipments
OF from the Lake Pend Orele district the Northern Pa
cihc Railway company have at request established
very low freight from Standpoint and Hope Idaho, to
East Helena, Mont.
Northern Pacific tariff No. 7S9-B issued November 20,
1911 and effective January s. 1872 the following rates
on and concentrates, minimum weight 10000 pounds,
from Standpoint and Hope Idaho to East Helena, Mont,
follows:
"Value not $l5 per ton, S.. per ton.
"Nalue not over $35 per ton $3.50 per ton.
"Value not $50 per ton, $3.50 per ton
"N aIle not over 800 per ton 1925 per ton.
Ihe smeler returns to the mine owner before deduc-
ing the transportation charges shall be the value to be used
in determining the freight charges under the provisions Of
this tariff.
"Witb view to stimulating shipments from the dis
tct Offering very low rates for treatment which
will be pleased to quote upon application In requesting
rates. kindly state the character of the giving the appox
assays of gold silver and lead and also state the
and location of the mine'
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-02-01
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
Office of the Bobby Anderson Group
Mining Company, Wallace, Idaho,

office of the Bobby Anderson Group
Mining Company, Wallace, Idaho,
Janaury 10, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the board Of directors of the
Bobby Anderson Group Mining Com
pany, held at the office of the com
pany, in Wallace, Idaho on the 10th
day of January, A. d. 1912, an assess
ment of l mill per share was levied
upon the capital stock of the corpora
ton, payable on or before the 14th day
of February, A. ID. 1912, to Herman j.
Rossi, secretary treasurer of the com
pany, his office, sos Bank street,
Wallace, Idaho,
Any stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid on the 14th day
of February. A. d. 1912. will be de-
linquent and advertised for sale at
public auction and unless payment is
is made before will be sold on the 18th
day of March, A. d. 1912, at 10 o'clock
a. m. of said day, to pay the dein-
quent assessment thereon, together
with the costs Of advertising and ex-
penses of sale.
HERMAN j. ROSSI,
Secretary Treasurer Of Bobby Ander-
son Group Mining Company, sos
Bank Street, Wallace, Idaho
Jan 11-Feb S-5t
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-02-01
NOTICE OF THE ISSUANCE OF AN
ATTACHMENT.

In the District Court of the First IN -
dicial District of the State of Id nc .
in and for the County of Shosh ne.
Lowengart & Co., a corporation, pii n
tiff, VS.. d. c. Hally, defendant.
State of Idaho County of Shoshone IS.
Notice is hereby given that on The
18th day Of January, A. D. 1912, at
tachment issued in the above emit .e
action against the property of the
aforesaid defendant, d. G. Hally for
the sum of six hundred fifty-four and
2S-1O0 ($6542S) dollars. with interest
thereon at the rate of per cent Der
annum from October %. 1911, toge, her
with the costs of this action
Witness my hand and the seal of
said district court affixed this 18th
day of January, A. D. 1912.
JOHN r. SHEEHI.
(SeaD Clerk Of District Court
By L. r. ADAMS,
Deplty.