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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-12

Notics q Sale b Hsesres
II the Circuit Court Of the STATE Of
Oregon. for klamath County.
Rosina BurkhaFdt. Mario Jaissr. and
Kari Wscksrt. Plainti6s.
70.
Fred Wscksrt. Defendant.
Notice 10 hereby given that. In pur.
suancs OF dsersss. made and entered
In the above entitled court and cause
on June -. 1919. and August 10,
1919. respectively. the undsrsisnsd.
- referee. viii cell the premises
hereinafter described. at public aue-
tion. to the highest bidder. for cash.
such sale to b q 10 o'clock .. N.
ON Tuesday. the 3Sth day Of Ssptsm.
bsr. 1919. at the front door OF the
court house Of said court. In klamath
Falls. Klamath County. Oregon.
The property to bs sold being par
tieularly described ~ follows. to-wit:
The SEX OF NEh and the NE Y
OF SEX OF Sec. &: the 6Wk OF
NWk and the Nwh Of awk OF
Sec. .. all In Township ~. 8. r. ..
u. w. NJ. In Klamath County. Ore
gon.
Dated this seth day OF August. 1919,
q. 4. KRAUSE.
ss.s-s-ls.SSh b Referee.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-12
"1i'/ng-Up
BY Joe Bush

Il 10 getting popular In the paper
ell over the eouhtry TO publish from
time 10 time brain teassrs." Here's
oas that has bssn sent TO The Herald
for solution:
Two old men we're engaged In the
apple psddlins bushes. They had
80 apples each. One had hxsd the
price Of bis applsa At two for one cent,
The other nxsd his price at three fos
one cent. One day one OF tho old
mon was taken sick. He asked the
other man to sell his apples for him.
A deal was arranged 20 one old man
took out so apples. to bs sold. 80 st
two for a cent and 80 At three for .
cent.
After rsachinG his stand the old
man concluded that II would b too
much bother 10 sell his stock at dis-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-12

Salt In Equity - FerscSees . Mon.
GAes-oanoeas
In the Circuit Coar: Of the STATE OF
Oregon for klamath County
Joseph T. Peters. Plaiatia,
~.
Leila Hardy. Ira Hardy. Jane Roe Har-
dy. John Doe Hardy. Hsirs se
Law Of J. FranS Iisidy. Ds.
ceased: Also the unknowa Heirs
Of J. Frank Hardy. Dsessssd; |;
Also. AL Unknown Psrsons or
Parties Claiming Any Right.
Title. Estate. Lien or intsrsst In
the Real Estate Described In the
Complaint Herein. Defendants.
To Leila Hardy. Ira Hardy. Jane
Roe Hardy. John Doe Hardy. heirs at
the unknown heirs Of J. Frank Hardy.
deceased: also all unknown persons or
parties claiming any right. title. e.
tate. lien or interest In the real -
tate described In the complaint here
In. the above named defendants.
In the name Of the state Of Oregon.
you are hereby required 70 appear and
answer the complaint Of the above
named plaintiff In the above entitled
court. now on ale with the clerk Of
said court. within six weeks from the
date OF the nrst publication OF this
summons. and you are notified that II
you fail to appear and answer said
complaint - hereby required. the
plaintiff will apply for decree OF this
court. a. prayed for In his complaint.
to-wit: That . certain mortgage Civ
en- BY J. Frank Hardy to this plain,
tin on the thirteenth day OF Ssptsm'
Der. 1909. to secure the payment oi
the sum OF four hundred and eighty,
ave dollars (e\sS.oo). with interest
At the rate Of ten (lo) per cent -,
annum from said date - forselossd
defendants equity Of y rsdsnptioI
therein forsclossd. aad the land Do
scribsd therein. to-wit: South hall
(M) OF the southsast quarter (k) el
Section Thirty (So) aad north hall
(x) OF northeast auAStss (kl q
Section Thirty-ons (sl). TownsAiI
tvsnty-thrss (1N ssutA. Range Aina
(e). sass Of willaastts meridian. y
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-12

fercnt prices, 30 he concluded to mig
them up and sell at the rate Of i've for
two cents.
Was the old man right Ia his caicu.
lstions' Did he get - much money
10 the aggregate - he shouid' 10 sos
Why was there Q loes.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-12
GENERAl NOTICES

There are funds In The city 6asssy
for the rsdsnptiea Of alI 6asfaats
protested On Or before aasasy Q.
1910. IassrsS viii ~ fse. Iass
hereof.
Dated st klanst Alls. ORE. tAis
"a day Of 6sptsmbelSbol9
J. w. olrNDN0,s City Treasurer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-12
LOST AND FOUND

klamath county. 0fsgoa. soll u ~
manner provided b. Law: asA The ~.
cssds Of said sale b apDlie1 - ~
lows. to-wit:
First-To The payment q u ssss
Of this suit and the foreclosure 90
sale.
sseoad-To the paynsos q 80
sum - the court may sdjulse ssoDeop
able - attorneys fsss 70 - ailsvs1
therein.
Third--To the paynsas - ths
plaintiff Of the sum Of four hunlfel.
eishty-nvs (etss.eo). with intsesse
thereon at the rate Of ~ ~ esas
(i0D per annum from the thiftssath
day Of September. 1909. until PAID:
rnd to the payment TO plaintiR oe he
further sum Of fourtssa aol1aso
(3fp. with interest thereon q u
rste Of elk per cent Per aanum fresa
he nftsenth day OF March. 1903. unaA
I'll paid: and the further sum Of feur.
teen dollars (elO. with iatsssss
thereon at the rate Of six PER esot ~
annvm from the nftsentA lay ee
March. 1905. until paid: asA The fus.
thsr sum Of fourteen dollars (o1%l.
with interest thereon ct the rate oe
six per cent per anaum from TIE %.
centh day OF March. 1895. uatu Dos1:
ana the further ssm of fSs. tssa 80
lJ-Io0 dollars e(lt.te). VIII inAseuss
thsreoa at the rate ef sls pr cent ~
snnum from the AftssaaA Aay g
March. 1907. until paiA: - tAs fus.
thsr sum Of stxtssa an SA.loo oe1-
lars (eis.6tl. with intsesse thesssa
at the rate OF six pse esas pr e.
mum from the aftssath aay Of MassA.
1905. until paid: and the fsrtAR suo
OF sixteen and 7t-loo 1ollAse
,els.7D. with interest thsesoa q ths
rate Of six per cent Per aanuA mn
ne fifteenth day Of March. 1919. unt1i
raid: and the further sun q osvsn-
teen and 70-lO0 dollars (ol1.fe).
with interest thsrsoa at The rato g
six per esat pr saso eron u q.
esatA Asg - March. 1o1eI unsil paS1s
,nd the further sa8 - e1Unteeo aa1
t7-i00 teis.<D. vSsh interest tAses.
On st the rate OF six pr cent pr a.
mum from the fifteenth 1ay ef March.
1914. until paid.
.Fourth-That the plainti4 rseevUs
Ct and from dsssndaats his eeses anl
disbursements herein.
Fifth-For such other further aal
general relief - to the court ~
seem meet with equity.
This summons u served upoa you
by order Of the Honorabls HsaSy L.
benson. Judge Of the Circuit Court oe
the State OF Oregon. for klamath
county. made on the thirty-arst day es
August. a. d. 1919. BY publication
thereof In the klamath County Re-
publican. . weekly nswspapsr puh-
lishsd In Klamath county. Oregon. fov
siA consecutive and successive wesks.
the date Of the arst publication being
The 6th day OF September. 4. D. 1917.
w. LAIR THOMPSON.
s-S-lo-l0r Attorney for PLAINTIFF.
NoHiea Ror RnhlscaHA.~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-12

Crater Lake company automobiles
are meeting sll Q. r. trains at Chile
quin. Round trip fare. ChiloQuin 70
Crater Lake. oli.ee.
|
when advised BY Dhsns. sutsoe-
bilss will meet launches st Aseacy
l.aAlinS. Rsuad TRIP rats sans -
|Chileluin.
= =
Automebilss fren Crater Lake 70
nsAiord. Aonday ald TAursday. fare
eis. ess rss.l tiA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-12

Are yos isisrsssse To p6AMArH
COUNTY, 0. sss y, Stephens
Mss';. ..... %.!s.;nA n.:,.'& ~ have some
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-12

wANTED-ssadis peAy. Inquire ..
J. Bailey at f>(6A( depot s-u
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-12

FOR RENT--etors rooms 81 house
keeping rooms. III MaiD lo-sts
FOR KENT-FouF ROOM Tor house:
keeping In private omily. Tsls-
phone 50. ~ eft
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-12

NICELY fusnishsd Rooms st the Ore
gon House, Sixth and klamath
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-14
TEMPLE.

The idol Of Detroit base ball fans.
Hughis Jennings, Will appear at the
head OF the Temple theater program
next week. New Workers enthusiast
tically endorsed HuRhie when he ap-
peared at Hammerstcin's last week.
where he took first honoTs on a pro-
gram OF IL numbers With the assist
ance of Ben smith. q well-knOwu
black-face comedian. Hughie will OF :
fer a new base ball comedy skit en-
titled The New Mascot" In addition
Hughie gives abont ten minutes of
what he calls "EA-Yah Roofing" ana
Inside Baseball" Probably there H.
no player In the country who enjoys
greater popularity than the Detroit
manager. Hughie Will remain In
vaudeville until the beginning OF the
spring training season. A. daring
equestrian circus feature wia be see
ond I'm Importance on the bill in The
act or the With family Australian
riding wonders. who star Miss Nav
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-14

the vaudeville stage and return TO
buTlesque. he determined 20 get to-
gether Az strong company as had
ever been seen In the burlesque houses
and the verdict in cities where the
Hen Welch hurlesauers have played
this season has been 10 70 the enect
that he succeeded The two burlettas.
The Love Arbor" and "a Day at West
Point" have been deliberately staged
under the direction OF that skiilful
producer, Leon Enrol Almost all or
the song numbers were written espe-
cially for this show, while the chorus
OF 20 pretty girls has been drilled In
some unique dances and ensemble Ell
feets There will be an augmented
orchestra. directed by George Connen'
10 bring out the musical novelties
FlorenoA Rother. the Australian so
prano. IL one OF the women principals
while others are Helen Delaney.
whirlwind dancer: Eta Hastings
dainty comedienne; Dolly pefrius, Dor
othy Deyina ana Maud Heath, rat
Kearney and Frank 7. Murphy. Leo
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-14

producer and manager. % the famous
Get Rich quick Walliugford' Chester
stories. MIR Cohan has taken certain
liberties with Mr.. Chester's stories. hut
they have lost nothing ia the dramatic
ipulation The principal action
ctnters around j Rufus WalhugfOrd a
young man who comes To the sleepy
little town OF Rattlesburg with his
breezy manners. suavs ways amt glib
tongue. and decides that too much
money is reposing ina the banks there.
tie organizes q manufacturing company
with the iuteution ~ heecins the yil-
Layers Just when he IS about to skip
out ana clean up a quarter ot a million
dollars he falls In love with his steu-
ographer. Then real manhood asserts
itself and ne determines 10 leave her
name unsullied Through play OF
fate his company has created a COM
mercial article OF actual value and he
becomes a rich man by honest meth
DDS. The comedy viii he presented by
a capable company headed by Lincoln
Plumer. who Will play walllngford
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-14
nErRorr oPERA HOUSE.

No aweeteT, daInter and az TIC 5AIls
time more thoughtful play has peer
comedy by Arnold Bennett qovehsi
ana essaylst. and Edward knoolauSh,
author Of "Kismey" which IL 70 be
preae nted In the Detroit Opera house
nent. sAIllestone" comes 10 Detroit
With a company OF English actors. who
have received superlative praise, The
story OF the play covers the lives OF
every act showing tho members OF
these families In a different period, act
Ing out their destinles In the very same
room which, like its occupants, chang IS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-14

leader OF the fun brigade OF Tho
and Is introduced Ia a two-act musical
bundle OF nonsense called "A Circus
Day" This skit has 10 do with circus
people and seminary girls, and It's
and the mansion or "A circus proprie-
tor. Ike gets involved In the affairs
OF Elephant Toots. proprietor OF the
"grandest show on earth" Mrs. Luz
amored OF the stage, and Cora, the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-14
:. IN LOCAL PLA YI7OUSES

uncultured. but very sweet MapN
aiIuTing offers were mace 10 me
Young man. agd refused. unul we
management ~ The Aauonat the@lc'
offered a twenty-five weeks Nagus
Vile engagement For 4tappe's aet
has been prepared a stage Attlps pre-
senting an exact copy " the ChaMoe.
OF q mmeTce building where ne vas
discovered at work Rape u lakIns
lessons from one OF petroits Fsl
vocal teachers Hts hrst appearance
Viii bs in the double oil Monday
morning and on MONDAY, tuesday anu
Wednesday evenings the balance Vl
the week IN the afternoons pth'r
acts - Importance on the hiIl Hre
Happy Kids IN kidland.' snappy
musical comedy by seven people, AN
Horn and Jackson. the "long and short
of a.. offering new songs rouI
Benos late features OF the Rinsllns
Bros circus who perform many won
derful feats of strength and SKIN; JACK
and Nellye KppeL Not Splash, just
a ripple" two eccentric entHtalners'
Chief Tendehoe and Mr. BaNon dis
playing different features in muscular
and comedy strength. Miller ana
Cleveland. drawing room entertainers
IN Parls.An gowns Doyle, Charcoe ana
}. c. Matthews, English singers, dl-
rect from the large music halls; pho
to-plays Will round out the program.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-14
colt MBIA.

The star feature OF next weeks pro-
gram in the Columbia will be. Dick
Crollus a Co. In comedy playlet en-
titled shorty" This IL one ofstae star
sketches of vaudeville and has never
before played a popular price house
in Detroit The Blanche CARNEY trio
OF vocalists and Texas Tommy" dan
GERS will offer a singing. dancing and
character speciality: Fun In = Gro
Gerry" presents the interior OF a corner
grocery presided over by an eccentric
old German who with the comedy
types that patronize his store. furnish
es the fun; the Davis Imperial trio. In
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-14

the bill. The four scenes are laid at
Atlantic City, with special scenery and
elaborate costumes. The musical num-
bers are said To be new and tuneful
and Miss Des Roches 10 known as one
OF the prcttiest girls In stagelapd. On
the same bill viii be Sadie sherman.
always a fayorite with Miles patrons
who promises new character songs and
approximations: Florence Banks and
company come to the Miles for the first
time In comedy piaylet OF the hllari-
Gus sort; Bud" Williamson. who has
been Identified with some OF the bes !,
known minstrel organizations. viii Of
fer a new blackface turn: lie Roy and
Paul viii open the show with comedy
bar act and the Milescope pictures win
close the performance, as usual.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-14
BROADWAY.

The new Broadway tneater Is rap
idly being completed and II Is sX-
pected that the theater will open about
the middle OF January. John NJ Ward.
general manager OF the United Amuse-
ment Co, which has acquired the house.
says the vaudeville OF the highest Gle IS
VIII be presented in the Broadway. I'VE
viii have the exclusive bookings in
Detroit or the sullivan -Considine- Loew
circuit said Mr. Ward The Broad
way VIII be- one % rge abandonment
heaters In the countTy when COM
pletsd-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-14

In Appearances rather IMAM In char
acter. These changes are depicted with
historical hdelity, the furnishings and
decorations OF the room, Is well as the.
clothes and manners OF the people who
grow In u. The three acts represent
the periods OF 1860, 1855. and 1912, and
as we see the young folk OF the first
act develop into maturity and thence
TO old age the spirit OF youth Is never
lost. for each brings it's own generation
OF young folk with their am billions.
their disappointments and their roman
ces
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-14

a black face comedian In monologue
and parody songs the Dalton trio with
dog comedian have an entire com
edy act In which a dude furnishes
a lot OF merriment with new line OF
antics Mime. he RusaTs cats. pigeons
and monkeys perform a number OF
marvellous tricks; motion pictures VIII
complete the bin.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-14
MILES.

Ralph Works is the latest baseball
star TO enter vaudeville He VIII make
his debut in the Miles thsattr, next
week. when he viii present "mcchan-
icAl doll" novelty. called polio as
sisted by Miss Dorothy Hushmore As
former member OF the Y gers pitch.
ing stan Works has large following
OF local admirers who are anxious 10
see him make good IN his new venture,
Miss Rushmore Is not unknown 10 Miles
patrons She IL clever performer IN
her chosen line and her doll imper-
sonatlons have found much favor with
vaudeville audiences. pretentious
musical comedy entitled. The Incuba-
tor Girls" will be presented by Charles
Wayne. Gertrude nes Roches and com
pany as another headline feature Of
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-14
AVENUE

Joe Adams. who mas done ms shaa
20 rreata laughter will illustrate the
adventures OF Rubber Ike. the oounc-
ing hall tourist. with strong wetN
ness for drink" in the Avenue theateI
sunday afternoon Mr.. Adams Is IN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-14

belle os the seminary. There Is every
premise 81 action end zest "a portion
~ which is supplied by 90 young wo-
men used In the staging OF singing
ana CHuCing numbers one OF the lat
ter Is an elaborate IDEA called The
Flower Ballet" In addition TO the
comedian Joe Adams. the coInpanN
includes Clayton Frye. who plays
ToNts. Helen Van Burcn handsome
primo donna, as Mrs. Nardcrslip; I.a0'
ra Houston. 80 Cora. the soubrette.
and Mabel Hazciton rs a schoolmls-
tresS There VIII DO specialties by
(ContInued on page nve).
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-14

musl,al comedy skit, "a College
Scamper' are said 10 have clever
cabaret act; Delaney q Wallace, a.
the kid kutups" are two nifty girls
Ia neat kid singing. dancing and
talking act with costume changes;
..That Sonthern Bow" billy Burna DO
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-14

ise Meyers. Margery Pearson. Amy Let
cester. Edna Caruthers, Lille leslie,
Marta spears, Make Macdonald, Teddy
Webb. George Schiller and Stewart
Baird
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-14
NATIONAL.

The National theater has secured for
next weeks headline attraction. the
young Itsllantenor, Jim Rape. who
was discovered working as lsborer
on the New Chamber OF Commerce
Building. Rappes voice was tried be-
fore several severe critics and found
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-14

Kendall Tom Conroy and william
Geissler Ben Welch Is seen net only
In his familiar and popular htoreN
impersorations but also in an Italian
character role.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-14
LYCEIM.

In the u ceum theater SUNDAY after
noon. will be offered one OF the most
amusing comedies Oct Rich Quick
Wall ngford The piece Ia dramati-
zation by George Cchan. actor, author,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-14
GARRICK.

The GaFrick theatAr will remain
dark" ell next week. the announced
engagement OF Ready Money" having
beeu "a pcaiisd nv the Shnbert honkinV
Offices en- New York. The thea'er win
rPonen Monday evening Dec 30 with
50 n BARNARD ~ the paw musical com
edy "AlI for the TpdIes."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-14
GANHTN

When Ben Welch. the famous He
Gayety next week, decided TO leave
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-14

IAN for the Tsdies" With The popu-
To- ea,redian Sarr Bernard viii ne the
atsre csion IN the Garrf"k theater
C.h -t-.v, we Hav and 9sfurdav M Rar-
nard ~ anishIne hrisf tom D~elirp' NJ
arv - openfno In New Yn~k Jauuarv
The production copse6uehflv ~ new
and sha s~ene-v and gowns ars s9ia 90
he upuauaiiv elaborate Special attention.
hpa b@en baid 10 the latter 49, al OF the
a~e-ea 80 the ccV~nstv are laid tn
dreesupskipg es.ahilshreDt ~ Parts
nve- ~hich Mr uerpard prssides - The
'theaa $780, The sunDorting COMPANY.
o. eddifion 20 n chorus ~ sixty. In
-Anies Adele. Ritchis. Alice Gentle. Lou
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-14

Wirth wonderful bareback rider.
LAMBERT, The Master Musician"
third feature Of the program, la cor
rect makeup and costume Will imper-
senate several famous musicians and
composers. playing the favorite com
position of each willard Simms and
company win present "A ripping comedy
entitled FLINDERS Furnished Flat In
which Simms eHdeavors to paper a
room with dire disaster to himself and
unbouDded merriment for the audi
ence; a funny backwoods comedian ~
Walter $. Dickinson. known as The
Ex-Justice OF the Peace" James Too
ney snd Antoinette Norman have a
bundle OF new nonsense: sullivan and
Bartling will contribute little com
edy drama entitled THE Fighter AMI
the Boss John Higgins will open the
bill with an athletic novelty In which
he does some remarka BILE jumping and
the Moorescope Pathe weekly will close
the program.
DIT. Carl Herman. "the man who
tanned electricity" will feature the bill
In the Temple theater Christmas week
His remarkable demonstrations with
electricity seem to turn 10 ridlcule all
OF natures sternest rules ana from 4
scientinc standpoint he is said 10 be
really n wonder While his act abound,
IN pre found SURPRISES IL also serves Z,
create unlimited laughter.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-04-04
Attention stock1nen.

/ Article 4 Of Chapter 1 Of Title
10, Idaho Revised Codes, at Sec
ton 1862, provides in part as
follows; that whenever any live
stock is removed, or kept, driven or
pastured, or suffered to range or
Craze, or does range or Craze, in
any county other than its home
county, the owner thereof or his
agent shall, within ten days from
I the time any such livestock enters
such other county, notify the az
SCISSOR Of said county that he has
entered or intends to enter said
county. stating the date Of entry,
the number, description and di =
ferent kinds, with their marks and
brands, when practicable, Of live
stock, in his possession or under
his control or charge within said
county, and he shall make and de
liver, and it shall be the duty OF
such assessor TO demand, q written
statement under oath similar in all
respects as far as applicable TO
the statement required in the hon
county. showing the full length OF
time during the current fiscal year
that such livestock and every part.
portion and kind thereof, has been
and will be in such county; and II
any such stock shall not be remoy-
ed from any county on OF before
the expiration Of the time men
tened in any such written state
ment as the time during which
they will remain in said county, IL
shall be the duty Of the owner or
his agent 10 al once seek the as
sessor Of the county and make an
additional statement, under oath.
similar 70 that hereinbe ore pro
vided for. and stating the addition
al time which such livestock has
been and will remain in said coun
ty within the fiscal year
Section 1867. Any owner or g
gent negIecting to give any notice
70 any assessor or refusing 20 make
any statement required by this ar
tieIe relating to the assessment
OF Livestock, OF making a vii
fully false statement, or removing
or suffering 20 be removed any
such livestock frcm any county TO
evade the payment Of any taxes
payable 10 said county, according
TO the provisions Of this article.
shall be guilty Of a misdemeanOr-
The foregoing statutory pro-
visions will be strictly enforced in
Boise county, Idaho, for the year
1912.
H. H. HAMILTON,
Assessor, Boise county, Idaho