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The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-03-14
the County Clerk Of Bingham County

the County Clerk. Of Bingham County.
SEC TON II
This right Of franchise shall extend
tho privilege ct constructing their
mes scross the public highways only
at such places designated and shown
by The map of said proposed line on
Comfy Commissioner 1t Bingham
Coups.
SECTION III
The said Idaho Falls Electric Rail-
way Company, it, successors or e.
signs shall have the right or privil-
ege lereby granted to them to erect
poles, string wires and lay conduit &C
ross the highways Of Bingham Coun-
ty wherever and at such placea Is said
line shall intersect with the said pub
Tic highways Of Bingham County ~
shown by map Of said proposed line
on flle *:th the clerk, as Aforesaid
SECTION Nv. ...ss
Said poles so erected, and wires 10
strung, to be erected and strung in
such manner as not to interfere with
the pubic use and occupancy OF said
high ways for the purpose for which the
sauo We maintained and u being now
used. Snid poles and wires to be 50
erected and strung - not toint@fere
with 1.ub.ic travel or the working and
maintaining o: said public Highways.
SECTION
Tue motive power to be used BY
said sailwa. to be hereafter built and
operated BY said grantee, their sue
cAascrs and assigns, shall be Tho Ov-
srhsod Electric System, but Il It should
devslo.,s during the existance OF thu
franchise that some other system y
lnors effective than the one above des-
ignated tbs said grantees shall have
the right to INSTALL such system only
altar such rsilroad company, tn sue
cessors OF assiens,. shall, first, have
Obtained the permission, At the Coun-
t. Commissioners Of BINGHAM County,
"a Eits. SECTION vi
.Cradlnes.. II any. are to Be 90 con-
structed a. to make an easy approach
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-03-14

The games Of this league are held
on Tuesday evening, beginning at four
o'clock and on Friday evening begin
ing at eight o'clock Of each week. A
fine pennant Is to be awarded to the
team that wins the championship.
For lowest prices en- nursery stock
see w. A. Younie. milf
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-03-14

The bid Of Perham / Harris being
the lowest and best bid submitted for
the said bridge and the 10 concrete
piers. it Is ordered that the same be
accepted fer the sum Of $3.50. 90. and
that the said Perham & Davis be re-
quired to enter into q contract with
Bingham County for the construction
OF said bridge and the concrete piers.
as per plans and specifications ON file
with the clerk Of this, board and
give good and sufficient bond for
the faithful performance OF said work.
The bids for gravel appearing TO
the board to be excessive, It is ord
cred that all Of said bids be rejected.
The bid Of F. w. Kiefen to furnish
sufficient dry rot manure for the court
house grounds at 80 cents per square
yard. and this price appearing. to the
board as reasonable, It Is ordered that
the said bid be accepted.
The Idaho Sugar.. Co., having sub.
mitted a proposal 70 furnish crushed
rock from their quarry at Arco at a
price OF 40 cents per ton I. o. b. Arco.
II Is ordered that said proposal be &C.
cepted and that the county purchase
frcm 1900 to1500 tons OF said rock
to be shipped to Blackfoot and placed
upon the public read from a point near
the north end Of the fair grounds to
q point about 100 yards north Of the
Sugar Factory switch.
In the Matter Of the Petition Of n.
3. 6oice, ct al, for the creation Of 4
Herd District.
The time heretofore fixed for the
hearing Of the petition In the above
entitled matter having arrived, the said
petition came regularly on to be heard
and 1t appearing to the board that due
and legal notice Of said hearing has
been given by posting notices In three
conspici, US places within the boundar-
les OF the proposed herd district, and
by publishing notices In the B'ackfoot
Optimist, a newspaper published at
Biackfoot Idaho, and of general circu-
lation in Bingham County for a period
OF three weeks prior to this date
And 1t further appearing to the Board
that said netiticr Is sipned by a ma
5ority Of the qualified electors resi-
wi.nin the DouuLailes OIL SAID propos-
ed district, and no remonstrance or
objections hvaing been filed against
the creation Of said heard district, and
no person or persons appearing in op.
position thereto, it is ordered that said
Herd District be created 1t is fur
Their ordered that all the territory with.
in the boundary hereinafter described
be and the same Is hereby organized
into herd District, pursuant to the
laws Of the State Of Idaho, the bound
aries being as fellows, to wit:
Beginning at the South East corner
of Section IS, TIP. q s Of Range IS e.
B.. NJ, running thence due North with
secticn lines to the North East cor
ner Of Sec. 26, in said township and
range; thence due West with townshi p
lines to the Eastern bank Of Snake riv-
er: thence in S2uthwesterly direc-
ton. alcas the edge of said river, with
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-03-14
,PROFESSIONALCARDS !

w. A. bea<ley, Jas. L. limerick
Res. Phone 1874 b. Res. Phone 270
eEAkLEY 4 LIMERICK
Attorneys and Councillors at Law
Practice In All Courts
Rooms 2 and4, West. and Boyle
Building, Office Phone 1913
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-03-14
BASKET BALL SCHEDULE

The standing Of the 1nter-city Bas.
all League is as follows
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-03-14

LORENZO r. THOMAS
Praclce before the U. 8. Land Of,
flee and Department Of Interior.
Register u. g.. Land Office from
1897 to 1907. All land office bust
ness given careful attention. Look
for the sign near the Land Office.
elAckFooT. IDAHO.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-03-14

STATE OF IDAHO
COUNTY OF BINGHAM
The board Of County Commissioners
met at Blackfoot, Idaho, this 18th, day
OF February 1912, at the hour Of 1O:-
80 q. M, pursuant to adjournment Of
Jan. 26th. last, all members Of the
hoard and the clerk being present,
when the following proceedings were
had, to wit:
In the Matter Of Receiving and OPEN
Ing sealed proposaIs for one. steel
and concrete bridge near Shelley,
- cement pliers under the approach
TO Shelley bridge, gravel for public
road, and manure for the Court
House grounds.
The above entitled matter coming
on for hearing at this time. the board
proceeded to open the sealed propos-
ais for the above matters and found
same to be as follows:
BIDS FOR BRIDGES 4~
| The Security Bridge Co., 10000
James J. Burke & Co., 80. $4,000
Perham & HARRIS .......... 1900 90
Minneapolis Steel & Mac Co. 1890
BIDS FOR CONCRETE PIERS
White & Keith ............. 10000
=. w. Keifer ............... 565 90
Perham & Harris ......... $50 %
Jas J. Burke & C. .......... 1888 On
Security Fridge Co., ..s...... 1884,
| BIDS FOR GRAVEL
+. w. Kiefer -. s .S8 per "a. I'd.
=. D. Brown ..... 116 per "a. I'd.
P. B. VanBlaricom 80 per so. I'd,
A. ]. Reese $50. IS 4per "a. "a.
BID FOR MANTTRE y
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-03-14

n. W. GAUMER
Doctor Of schiropractle
OFFICE WEST PACIFIC ST.
OPPOSITE 1918 THEATRE
Phone 223 Residence 210
eLAcKFooT, IDAHO.
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srunriNG Norns.


Rhode Island auto sboa opens ai
Providence Mondsy
over 9eb athiefes srr enferes in
fhe ifith-A mrrirHn rumrf af NeH
iork. Jan ~
Liste close neat WEDNESDAY Cor fhf
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space slil d. 81 sais1 bY the Detroit
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rails az iu npnlal raffer~ aeek
from fomoffua
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rnl. Hl nerf iur che aorifi
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AruafeHf Athlete i'nion hoNinf
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Cleveland doE fanClefs wlii huif
thfir annual bnnfh sh0e III Cenfra
Armory ners SEES sift entities from
at over fhls e9nniyF and r0pada
irath Gross thr Jewish aenii9
bower naa Temmy aarphg. Nhe ~
realty stood ~ Pactey NtFsriand a.
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Monday
swedsfs afsten vili coapets ia
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Wray Brothers Piano Company


nor NpklNDH. Ara 1au. 10 ~
goifef. from many states sse afflsiHs
IN iiui spriuss. sstfsrtsd ~ ths pro
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tielf and Country elan Dor fhe nesf
fse HDnshs Ca sunday theFe wfii ~
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Tournaments fhr ladies' fisk tenpsti.
iian. fhe ~ l'aifirhs toHrnemgn'
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offeiinss for Nerth and fhr s'aeae
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ft $50 rhoa off biz ne~est ngufes
- rsb is Nsv yofs - sen.
round AFFAIR 18Th jael sieodnap The
$50 oen haro sirsady mei Va t~o fasl
lr8.Fonad bopta Niih hohofs about
effn aHd ihs metropolitan fan- eK.
afsl fhf f0Hlnr bout 81 % al inter
zee one. especially in the nisfief
~ iaat5 inaf4ofh
tlmr rtiiahan. ~ efalasniuE koN
49, sms bach. sass ihst haeei,alli
lnaoi ana isi,acfo a. noi ~ hand ~
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the famouf i.aEafai cap ou HaH1sf
and 90 lan .f-1s there aiil D. n-
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ahauhF af ffurkbolin
Mlte GlhionE. fhe 3f rani atifTr
voifhf earsbampion and lars DNn
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ta boa isa rounds o. fbe fairutri A
SEES Vera ~ FaoHiaf
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haltimufe Afhlefir riuh in che nnsi
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Carl Morris iht Utiah0ma ethe
hoI, riil sake 90 iiaffl West Cin
finnaiis rnfsY la fht ehlia haa
fsr 81 Springfield So SEES ifat
tomuFfoa West rtfenfif defeated
walter Ncnohan
This ssanDnt fosnne Az raiH
gctrh. ila. opens afvi NcrE nlih 4
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many flights ~ driren ein aaaip
ffom sffairb ioF scrsifh pia8 81 fhf
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asa ihs NAiloaal N0iar naaf thua
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has Affanref ethlhitipn 9amse via
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~ 9fiHAi'fi, Mo- sas ia7 HrF'
reepniAfife editors md pahllAher q
fhis sseflOr convened N ~ tpsepA
todag f0f tAd sDassi messlnr " ~
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NhcltAMtNTO. Cal. Jan n NJ
Tse rsf4iai glab ~ This city has Ar
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rlttf * fhe swelling ~ trlaF fFsah
Manteil tna Fflir iioliand if,Tstnsr
to- fn-fpHnG contest The Daut
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81 phona sss- y
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just received---600 new and
up-to-date popular pieces ofshcet
music which will 30 on sale today
for l9c a copy. This offer isonly
good for today - - -
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losi time o. srRi osss ~ the chit
afca herr for meats
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Ads iatvn oter me Phone are
charged M tne same rate a. each
atf fNnnc yonr "a in uou a0|
anris iaya fse
Telephone -
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We make terms to suit the
purchaser, just a few dollars down
and small Monthly Payments
thereafter, will place one of our
fine pianos i'll your home. - -
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Rubber Stamps,
Stencils and Seals
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Afternoon At o'elofk Al ! q. q NJ
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Ross Tssnes f'~Aa'Anasr listsle|
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-25

Early this morning, before most OF
you had been hauled out OF bed by your
own whitehead, riotous kiddies, I went
Christmas calling, and found every
body at home. didn't send in my card
by butler or maid at the homes where I
called today A butler would have
turned up his nose at the idea OF being
seen in such localities. and a maid
oh, dear me, a maid wouldn't begin to
think OF setting foot in such a place.
Ny calling tour took me over beyond
the tracks and up funny little side
streets that never had learned the
meaning Of paving or grading; into
tumble down little shacks tucked away
behind rich folks residences; into the
third floor back rooms Of battered old
houses which used to be homes until
factories smoked out the occupants and
the homes became Rooms to Rent"
They We're chilly like the inside OF a
cave and the wall paper was coming off
around and let the wind slip by and
had to be stuffed with paper and stuck
tight with broken caseknives. They
weren't homes any longer inst places
to- keep out the rain and some Of tine
cold and give the children place TO
stay while their mothers are out look
ing for chance to earn perhaps 50
cents q day.
Led to siums BY Curiosity.
went a-slulnming If that's the
right word-just to see for myself
whether the Empty Stocking Fund had
accomplished any real good. I wanted
to be sure the pre- cents the Christmas
Editor had packed Tor three children at
so-and-so, such a street had reached
the right destination, and whether it
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-25
81 TAKEN FROM
PERILED VESSEL
Revenue Cutter Receives Pas
SengerS and Proceeds With
Them to New York.

NEW YORK. Dec 25.-AH the 81
passengers Of the United Fruit Com
pany's steamer Turrialba, which Is
ashore on The New Jersey coast near
Jersey City, We're safely transferred to
the revenue cutter Seneca today and
are now on the way to New York.
News of the safety of the passengers
who had been in peril on the Jersey
coast for more than "a hours was re-
ceived here today in a wireless message
transmitted to the United Fruit Com
pany by Captain Lindsay of the Tur-
rialba. The message which was re-
ceived at $40 a. m. was as follows:
"All passengers safely transferred to
the Seneca. Sending half weighted bag
gage and mail The Merritt and Com
missioner have arrived and are along
side. Snip going easy and taking no
water. LINDSAY"
The Merritt and Commissioner named
i'm the dispatch are tugs shat We're
sent from New York to help i'm lighter
ing the Turrialba. NO mention Of the
men OF tine crew was made in Captain
Liudsays dispatch and the officers OF
the line say they had remained aboard
the stranded strdus- tu assist iu UNI
loading lhe cargo Of 5o.uuo punches of
bananas and 500 bags of coffee to t.
Merritt and Commissioner and Inc tug
sent TO the scene early today,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-25
Bic POSSE TRAILS
DEPUTY'S SLAYER
Man Hunt, Led by Fellow Off
GERS. Marks Christmas Day
in MuScogee County.

COLUMBUS. GA, Dec 2J.-t'ive
deputy gheriffs and scores of citizens
are securing Nances district in Mus
cogee county for Howard Davis, a ne
gro. who shot and killed Deputy Sheriff
Bussey Wright last night, Wright was
to arrest Davis when the
latter fired at him with shotgun, kill
ing MIN instantly. People Of that sec
tion are much aroused over the trag-
edv. Wright was popular The muir
don. was cold blooded. Sheriff Beard is
directing the search from Columbus
Davis is heavily armed and defying
arrest. After he had shot and killed
Deputy Wright he barricaded himself
in house eight miles from here while
q posse surrounded the house, awaiting
achievements from this city.
No details Of the killing, which &C.
CURED near where the negro has barri
caded himse +, has reached here
sheriff Beard dispatched posse
from here at 1890 o'clock last night to
aid the force that already had sur
rounded the house in which the negro
had taken refuge
Early this morning. undet cover oil
darkness. the negro slipped from the
house and escaped. When this was dis
covered the search OF the district began.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-25
TURNER WILL
CARRY LIGHT
WAR into
COURT
Reprimanded and His Charges
Branded False, City EIeCtrl-
clan Plans Injunction.
HOPES TO BLOCK PACT
ADOPTED BY COUNCIL

Unsubdued by the replimand OF tina
general council, which unanimously
branded his cha tges against the mem
oers of the electric lights committee
"unfomded and outrageously false
City Electrician r. c. Turner today
prepared to have an injunction filed
against the city to prevent the new
street lighting contract from going into
effect
He said if an injunction was filed IL
would be done by q representative Of
the Consumers league, which, he an
hounced. is REORGANIZATION to get low
err electric light and gas rates.
Turner said today he felt like he had
won a victory. so many people had
shaken hands with hing and congratu-
lated him.
City Clerk Walter Taylor runied his
serious mien when me walked up and
"A ia
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-25
GREEKS lombard
RICH TURK TOWN
Final Battle for Possession of
Janina Has Begun-S Shells
Fire Houses.

ATHENS. Dec. 25.-Tue mail battle
for tine capture of Janina. with its rich
stores of Turkish munitions Of war
was opened today 10y the Greeb army.
The last siege gun was placed i'm posi-
ton yesterday and a dawn today q ter-
rife bomDardment was begun from the
north ana east of the city.
Within few hours several houses
within the town We're SET on fire by
bursting shells. but the rapidity with
which the flames were extinguished in
Dictated that the Turks were taking
every precaution to prevent destruction
of the city by IRE.
During the night large force of
Ottoman troops made sortie from the
city, but they were driven back after a
sharp skirmisn. one hundred and
twenty dead Turks were found on the
field after tae main body'retreated. The
Greek loss vas small The following
message was received here from Prince
Cen-t4udn. 10 The Gr,oz commander
today.
we eNp.e .o a,e pauiua Within d
e... SOLDIERS enthusiastic and aux-
lous % add TO tine glory Of Greece"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-25
Wishes Him @
Scrappy New Year.

"Turner, | wish you merry Christ
mas and a scrappy New Year
Nevertheless, the relations between
the city electrician and The city council
are seriously bitter.
Alderman John :, Gambler, as mem
ben of 1le electric lights committee, was
on the stand as a witness at the inves-
tisation yesterday.
Judge" said Turner you say
haven't auy Sense I'd Ike TO know II
YOU are am insanity expert
No replied Judge Gambler. indig
naut ANY man with common sense
could tell that YOU were either q liar or
a fool prefer to believe that you are
a fool
81 don't agree with YOU retorted
Turner, CURLY.
When the investigation closed Coun-
Gilman Harvey Hatcher introduced
resolution declaring that Turner could
no more be believed than any man who
would wilfully lie and denouncing the
charges that members of the electric
lights committee chad been SEEN" and
that they had "obeyed the president OF
the Georgia Railway and Power Com
pany" as untrue. Chairman Hatcher
said Turner's own testimony was SUI
ticieut evidence for such q report
During the hearing Turner was
.sl,,I e.. ,r,,,. ,f ~ obor,as >4,,.
''- ~ ''' ~ ''.
paHeEIhS lof some uiile' ne SAID Do
knew they were true by intuition.
This provoked a laugh from members
of council. but it didn't "feaze" Tur-
i'' 'i'- 0f Nd NUNS
non ue was an excellent witness tof
himself City Attorney AIaysou, the
quest ouer was unable to get a direct
answer from him on any proDosition
that looked risky. The councilmeu
suggested questions for the attorney To
ask.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-25
City Cleaner Socially
Than Ever in It's History.

TN. Stamping out Of the public dens
.ae social evil was the greatest step
bring il about
Whatever may have been ones
an'pn aOoul tue wisdom OF Chief
Beavers act When lie committed it. no
70. ,a question the fact that Atlanta
cleaner socially TO-DAY than the city
1900. has been.
Evil still exists. There are viola
IONS OF the law. Bur a cdmpa rison
with conditions a year ago make the
present evil insigniticant When we
consider tuat this law was a dead let
iet for So many years, it is the best
ntoryed i'm Atlanta of all the criminal
statutes.
There are murders and thef1s. too,
despite the efforts of our police. The
point is that public prostitution in At
anita nov sinks into the dark, subdued,
OBJ equality with the criminal human
tendencies that produce these univer-
sally condemned acts.
We are city on q hill, and our
progress has been seen. It would be a
FEARFUL step backward to allow the old
conditions to return. I am sure that
mere will be no effort in the near flu
.'' to revive the old order. I don't
'..'"Ee any effort Will ever again be
-"'es5fui 10 reopen The houses in our
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-25
THE WEATHER

Forecast for Atlanta and Georgia:
Fair and somewhat warmer Wednes-
DAY. Thursday, fair.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-25
BEAVERS HAS
MADE GOOD,
DECLARES
GAMBLER
AtIanta'S New Moral Tone
Brings Its Best Christmas.
Says Mayor Pro Tenn.
SURE NO ATTEMPT WILL
BE MADE TO REVIVE VICE

"Cmer Beavers has made good in his
crusade gainst vice.
Tt. is The finest Christmas thought
J show, and one that should gladden.
the heart Of every person in Atlanta"
-uca was the statement of Mayor
p. TEN. John S. Gambler today while
group OF which he was member
was discussing what they considered a
new Christmas spirit in the city, An
agreed That wonderful sociological
.uu p-s geological change had taken
aaye here within the past few years
There is a higher moral tone in this
town that is apparent to everyone"
continued the mayor pro tenn. who as
iurist and city official has seen con-
dirions in Atlanta from the viewpoint
If practical sociologist for the past
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