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Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-03-23
LEGAL N01I(ES
NOTICE OF PROOF
Of Completion of Works and AppIica-
ton of Water to Beneficial Use.

Of Completion of Works and Appica
ton of Water to Beneficial Use.
Notice is hereby given that at
10 A. NJ, on the 18th day of April
1912, at Prairie, County of Elmore
State of Idaho. before Silas Norton,
proof will be submitted of the com
pletion Of works for the diversion
of 112 cubic feet per second of the
waters of Rock Creek, and the appli-
cation to beneficial use of said water
in accordance with the terms and
conditions of Permit No. 4517, here
tofore issued by the State Engineer
of the State of Idaho
/. The names and postoffice ad-
dress of the persons holding said per
NIT, are M. f. Rudge, e. M. Kent
and w. N. Rudge, Boise, Idaho
2. Said works of diversion will be
fully completed on the date set for
such completion, and the amount of
water which said works are capable
of conducting to the place of use, in
accordance with the plans accom-
panying the application for such per
nit is 11.2 cubic feet per second.
3. The use to which said water
has been applied is irrigation and
domestic purposes, and the amount
applied to beneficial use is 112 cubic
feet per second.
4. The place where said water is
used is E1a NEA Sec. 20, SEA Sec,
IA, SWA, S1 NWA, We NEA Sec.
10, T. N, R. z E. B. M.
5. The date of priority which said
user is prepared to establish is
April IL, 1909.
A. e. Robinson,
State Engineer
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-03-23
PUBLIC LAND AND MINING
CASES.

If you are interested in any delayed
final proof or any matter before the
Interior Department, write to
CLARK & WRIGHT, registered
land lawyers, oo2 + Street N. w.,
Opposite Interior Department.
Washington, D. c.
Free information about contests and
where to obtain SCRIP, locatable-
upon public lands, without residence
CT cultivation.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-03-23

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Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-03-23
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ALIAS SUMMONS

In the District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District, of the State of
Idaho, in and for EImore County.
Charles B. Smith and Benjamin Moy-
seS.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1912-03-23
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29
HOSPITAL OFFER
AGAIN RENEWED
Charlotte Williams Corporation
Willing to Cede Memorial
Hospital to City.
MATTER STILL IN THE AIR
Subcommittee Appointed to Deal
With Problem Fails to
Secure Quorum.
MATTER STILL IN THE. AIR

Failure on the part Of the, subcom-
mittee on Relief of the Poor to secure
a quorum yesterday afternoon prevent
ed the reopening Of the City Hospital spit
busines In anticipation OF the meet
ing, Chairman Welsh. Of the subcom-
mittee, accompanied by Councilman
Jan W. Moore. made an inspection
OF the Memorial Hospital. the acQuisi-
ton Of which has been urged in some
quarters as a solution of the hospital
problem.
Mr.. Welsh stated after the inspection
that officers of the Charlotte Williams
Corporation. which owns the property.
tee earlier in the year. Under the
terms of this offer the Charlotte Will
liams Corporation would cede to the
city of Richmond the whole Memorial
Hospital plant If the municipality VIII
agree to operate it as free institu-
ton on the general lines laid down
by the founders, and give the present
management a voice in Its government.
Favor New Hospital.
1t was objected. when the PROPOSE
| ton was broached that IN aequir'ns
this hospital the city would have to
! c assume an indebtedness Of $4,000 at
present encumbering the property. ana
that it would be more economical TO
build a new hospital on a site which
would offer more room for expansion
! than would seem 30 be possible by
I the present location Of the Memorial.
p. The plan of building new plant re-
ceived the Endorsement OF Building In
] spector II. p. Beck.
! In response to report submitted
recently by the visiting staff of the
| City Home, pointing out the urgent
need of immediate enlargement, the
Committee. on Relief Of the Poor
recommended the selection OF COM
petent architect to furnish 1t with es-
Inmates concerning the comparative
feasibility Of the various plans pre-
scented.
The subcommittee yesterday was TO
have taken up the matter OF employing
an architect for this purpose. IL was
stated, however. by member or the
subcommittee that no advance In THIS
direction could have been made be
cause the committee has at this Tune
no funds from which to make the
necessary appropriation.
Chairman Welsh called another meet
ing of the subcommittee for next FIJI
day afternoon at $50 o'clock: An az sa-
fort will be made at that time to de-
eide upon some definite action a
meeting of the full Committee on ne,
lief of the Poor is called for the same
day at O'CLOCK.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29
WESTERN UNION
MUST OBEY LAW
Street Committee Will Not Hear
Petition for Any Extension
of Time Limit.

rIatly refusing to consider any ex-
tension of time, the Council Commit
tee on Streets yesterday afternoon ia
rected City Engineer Charles E. Boil
ing to notify the Western Union Tele-
graph Company to remove forthwith
it's poles and wires from Broad and
other streets in tho underground dls-
trIct. Inc company has been operat-
ing as an outlaw in Richmond Tor
many years. refusing to recognize the
underground ordinance OF the city and
shelterins itself behind intunctions OF
the Federal courts .Uile ease was fought
through appeal after appeal by city
Attorney Pollard, who finally Won a
sweeping victory for the city In the
United States Supreme Court. where
the validity Of the ordinance was az
hrmed.
Tnereupon. the Council. by an ordi-
nance, save the company notice TO
remove the offending and unsishtiy
poles and wires within a specihed
time. That time has expired. and
nothing has been done by the COM
pany, either to obey the ordinances or
the city or the mandate OF the Su-
preme Court of the United States A
petition was before the Committee on
streets yesterday asking an extension
Of sixty days for the filing OF plans
for q new underground system. me
committee decided that IL would not
be a party to any delay and instructed
the City Engineer to notify the COM
pany to have its poles and wires re-
moved AT once. and that no further
extensions would be considered or
granted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29
HEARING POSTPONED

Consideration OF the bias for the proposed
r,ybt and power franchise by the CounciI
.-,muiftee on Streets, scheduled Tor last
,isb, vas pos. poaed TO Thursday afternoon
a, ; o'clock at the request Of counsel :or the
bidders
The Street Committee yesterday adopfee
the r.por: % 4 subcommittee fixing com
r-o-nis. building line for the block OF fhe
so.,tb sid. O, Franklin Street between Laurie.
AMI Sha..r Street at twsnty-one Zee: eleven
INCHES back from the curb line This Will
,l.cc -r- new Monroe Terrace Apartment
house on a line with adjoining buildings IN
s-,ad Of scy.rai fecc back 90 the line as
yax NJ a-s. proposed. 4 building fne was
a..c adopted FOR the north side OF Grace
Si-rc. between Madison and Monroe Streets.
AT ordinance was recommended TO the
Council. changing che name OF the cary
street Road west cf the Boulevard TO the
NV city limits 20 Wcsthamptcn Avenue
Tho street Is only sixty feet wide. the shut-
;inr property owners having refused TO Join
with the city some time ago In widening u
int, Ia aSso.n. -ho-ouchfsrc. 80 the com
rpt;ts- thought g would be absurd to adopt
IN. proposed name 90 Northampton DoSlc-
yard "
Tn. southern Railway was directed 10
erect rates az the intersection OF Patton
SIRE; AID the York River Line within thirty
days.
resolution VS. adopted requesting Tire
Stree, Cleaning Department TO remedy dust
and dir; conditions On the boulevard. Nonu-
men. Avenue aad Grove RSsd west % the
pT.seu; .na O. smooth paving.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29
MUST SHOW WHY
WORK IS DELAYED
Mayo Bridge Contractor Ordered
to Explain Failure to Com
plete Structure.

Consideration of the reasons, If any.
which justify the contracting firm OF
!. J. Smith & Co. in its delays in the
construction of the new Mayo Bridge
will be heard at a special meeting OF
the Committee on Streets on We'd
nesday. November s, at oclooq. Con-
tractor Smith had been summoned to
appear yesterday before the commit
tee in response to the statement OF
City Engineer Boiling that the time
limit on construction of the work
would expire November IL. that the
bridge was only ~ per cent completed
and that the work was not being
prosecuted with as large force or
as much equipment as could be en-
ployed.
Mr.. Smith. was represented by At
torney c. v. Meredith. who agreed that
1t was nov absolutely Impossible to
complete the bridge by November IL,
the time limit Under the contract, after
including the four months extensions
for Indictment weather. The question
Mr.. Meredith stated. was whether the
Smith firm was exercising due DILL
gence and whether it was not true
that extraordinary difficulties had been
met with. points on which he desired to
offer testimony before the committee
in support of his application for a
further extension The foundations OF
the piers were found to be more difh-
cult. Mr.. Meredith said. than the con-
tractor had been led to expect The
committee determined to set Speciai
meeting to go fully into the delay, 10
hear at that time not only from the
contractor. but also from citizens in
terested in the progress OF the WORK
who are suffering serious business
losses by reason of the delay IN COM
pletion OF the bridge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29
iORUNkAROS NEED
EPARAIE CARE
Report of Eastern Hospital for
Insane Urges New Policy.
Per Capita Cost Reduced.

These should be separate care for
alcoholics and moral oeiinQuents. "a
the opinion or Or. e. w. Brown. ~.
perInIenQent OF Inc Eastern Stdto
Hospital. whose one hundred and thir-
ty ninth annual report was received
by Governor Mann yesterday. In tnls
pronouncement. Or. Brown echoes
what has so often been said by Dr.
King. OF the Southwestern state hos-
pital who has urged tor years sep
are not insane. II is held. but are dis
eased, and should have treatment In
open air occupations.
1t Is the policy in the Williamsburg
hospital to abruptly stop the sup
plies of alcoholics and morphine users
as soon as they are admitted. The
drunkards usually get out on the
yard within six days. and those ad-
dicted to the morphine habit In from
ten to twenty days. One woman. VINO
had been taking twenty grains
day, was out in the hall within ten
days after admission. and IN six
weeks she gained iwenty-three pounds
Morphine users are given 01tter
tonic, while to alcoholics Is admin
istered fluid extract Of ergot for four
or five days.
During the year DR.. Brown sue
ceeded in reducing the per capita cost
OF keeping patients in the Eastern
Hospital to $l3s.35. a reduction OF
s. So per head per year.
On October !. 1911. there were in
the hospital 7,6 patients. besides hfty-
two on parole. During the year ifI
men and Iol women were admitted,
and nrty-seven on furiough returned
During the year 1876 were paroied.
I64 died and sixty-four were dis
cnarged-thirty as recovered. twenty
as improved two not improved and
xix IA not insane This left 3Si men
and 800 women on October I, 1912. or
a total Of 7el. making. including 1855
on parole, a4c in all.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29
STREET CLEANER
ORDERED TO JAIL
Conway Convicted for Brutal AS
sault on Aged Keeper OF
Railroad Gates.

X. H. Conway. a MEMBER Oh S"e
street Cleaning department, was con
victed yesterday by a jury In tne
Hastings Court OF having commitIeo
, brutal assault upon G. ~ ilier'
an aged gatekeeper and father Oh d.
cycle Policeman p. L. Tlier. lie was
fined $50 and costs and sentenced "
serve sixty days in the City Jail.
The attack upon the old man oc-
CURED on the might of July last al
r,rteenth and Marshall Streets where
Mr.. Tiller was employed by the sea
hoard Air Line Railway as gatekeep-
er. The gates were lowered. and
angry because Mr.. Tiiler was allow IN
raising them, Conway. who was seat
ed in a buggy. proceeded to start q
row. He left the vehicle and struck
the ratekeeper The latter attempted
to defend himself and then fell to the
ground. Mr.. Tiller's arm was brok-
on Conway then picked Up a rock
and hit him several blows. and wo0no
nm his assault by throwing beer bot
tie and iniiictinS further INJURIES
The rock and bottle used were pro-
,uced in court as evidence aSainst
Conway, who denied that he had useo
them.
The Jury was out nearly an hour
befor. returning its verdict
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29
STUART AND Duke
SPEAK At HOTEL
Scene Of Rally Changed to JEFF
ferson-Mon.ague to Speak
Saturday Night.

Instead % the City Auditorium as
heretofore announced. TIE Democratic
rally "f Thursday nigh: OF tails week
VIII BE- held ~ the auditorium Of the
Jefferson Hotel. The campaign COM
mite. having the matter IN charge
decided yesterday upon this change
o.. plans.
"ity Chairman Mics " Martin Will
preside. H. vail nTsI introduce Henry
- stuart 90 Russell Nhcu Mr..
$tuast has conCIgd.d his address.
Major Martin WI! present Lp5E- y. r.
" Bskc. % Chariot rsV3.sc. one of
the pTsstd"rtiAl .i-stoFs-a'- laTE. from
virginia. who viii make the Conciad-
!ns speech.
Because 80 'ir. popularity " both
Nr. stuart and JBs.- BAKE ss SPEAK
cTs. = good sized ,rowd - expected
~ j. fuTthsF announced tia: the fnai
MEETING o! the campaign In E!ohmopd
viii ~ In the chamber OF Hastings
court. Part H. Saturday night, when
former Governor Andrew Jackson
GoutszU. Democratic nominee for
Congress from this district. viii de-
liver an address THIS engagement
= made IN response 60 q request for a
speech from Governor Montague from
many % his ss-borters south Of ths
river. The me. s1uG viii be under ths
auspices % The Oouthsioe Demecrss's
CluA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29
CHILD SEEKS $1,000


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b. 10 mother. yrs gvr;ss Mcdonnell. -
r,p; .rsea1. against S;cEssa stsEE .gr dam
ages .ag1 81 500
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wears Old. TIA. Ee hz. Fs-f al8-HfsF s-o-r. %
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wsNxzrt "a Esir STREET aas the
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29
GOVERNOR THINKS
WILSON WILL WIN
Believes Northern States Will Be
Carried Easily by Demo-
cratic Nominees.
UNKNOWN MAKES DEMANDS
Wants Corporations Assessed.
List of Automobile Owners
Is Published.

Back from a speech,naking trip into
doubtful States Of the North. Governor
Mann was enthusiastic yesterday over
the situati IN from a Democratic stand
point. He made speeches in Massacnu-
setts. Connecticut. Now York and Del
aware and regards all these states as
absolutely certain Tor wilson anu
Marshall. Besides. he believes eugene
Noble Foss, Simeon L. BALDWIN anu
William Sulzer will be elected as ch'cA
executives of their respective states.
In Massachusetts,. the nome Oh pios
tected industry. Governor Mann 1oui.o
the working people drinking In 'ue
gospel Of tariff reform. turning 70 ~
as a solution of the burden OF n!Sn-
cost living. He attended con1erehSo
of all candidates for State ONCE. neio
in Boston, where local political conoi-
lions in every part OF the common
wealth were discussed. The idea was
regarded by the Governor as excei1ehC.
Governor Baldwin will win by d
larger majority than Will Waison IN
Connecticut, because OF his PERSONA
popularity New York Will go LOT
Wilson by 10000 plurality over Ihe-
odore Roosevelt. In Governor Mann
opinion. He is impressed with the con
viction that Roosevelt Will run aheao
of Taft.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-29
SEEKS RECRUITS
N MARINE CORPS
Another Enlistment Station in
Richmond-Naval Office
Made Permanent.

Almost on the heels Of the estao-
iishment in Richmond OF q naval re-
cruiting station comes an off1cer OF
the United States Marine Corps on
the same mission. He 10 under orders
to establish himself for good. and IL
on the lookout for suitable offices.
Captain E. S. Yates. n G.. Will be
the officer In charge. He has been DE
tailed for recruiting service and a.
ter Investigation. the powers that are
determined to make Richmond one oil
the bases.
It has not become generally known
that the naval recruiting station mere
has been made q permanent one
Some two months ago travsnns re-
cruiting party secured omees Oh
Broad street. This party completed
It's intended stay here and went on 70
the next point In a tour pianned
year ago.
Its success was such that the Navy
Department thought best to make II
a standing proposition. Lieutenant a
S. wadsworth. U. S. ~, was sent here
and he has opened offices at Eighth
and Main Streets. in the building un-
til recently occupied by the general
Offices Of the Chesapeake and ONO
hallway.
During last week Lieutenant wads-
worth sent FIVE applicants to the navy
ward at Portsmouth Three more went
yesterday, opening this week auspic'-
ousiy.
1t seems the department sent OUT
many circulars over the country as
q sort Of test. From the replies re-
ceived II was gathered that many men
are deferred from enlistment because
the government Will not pay trans
portatfon to the recruiting station
80 the government decided to take the
station to the men and came to Rich
mond.
Ten applicants presented them
selves yesterday. and six were re1ected
for physical reasons alone. indicating
the test now required
An army recruiting station has been
in existence here for years. and ali
three branches of the service are now
represented.