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Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
StaIien.
NttcntGter uirb prOseiIiert.

@Om. 5. DIT. Ser grOseB bon
antonia 0olba, tpelber am IA. Mar8
Elm attentat auf aonie giftor Gmo-
nuel maGte, begann beute I'M Aiiiien-
geridt.
ga iid fem antpqlt iteGte. Inn
Die @ertetoigung 5u iibernebmen, err
nannte Der p~rGiiOirenoe Gidter Sen
io5ialiitilden Abgeoroneten gnricc
Serri ais @~erteioiger.
@6breno ieines A~ufentboItes I'M
@efdngnis ueriudte 0oIbo oreimal
Selbitmorb 81 begeben. gr hat per-
ldie0ene Mdnner nls MitIduIOigg
be3ei6net. bod baben Die 8eb0rOen
in alien 6dIen Die unidulo Ser BE.
~treffenOen feitgeitelt.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
3apatiitcu- @rcMeI.

vi terrific Stir, 8. DIT. Seute
trai ans Dem Siiopeiten Oie 0adridt
Gin, ouB ein 0eta6ernent 9anotUahen
mo cine 9lu3abI 5rallen uno Rinoer
III eilem Sample nit 3apatiiten-Ne-
belen nabe SnllepecDe aufgerieben
puroeu. Die ein5iaen lleberIebenoen,
9rei Ntdnuer mo cine 6ralt, l1Iepp-
ten iid nod 8oluca. sic iagten, Oas
SO Nlann 3d6lenoe 0eta6ement, 10,
mic Die 6rauen uno Sinner, Ieien
'iberraidt moroen, mGbreno 1ie Die
8feroe fiitterten. Ole 2onotuod)en
Dcrteioigten iif orei Stunoen lang
TOPPER, ais ibnen Die Munition aug.
girlg. 0ann begann oas @emebeI.
Ofaior 6loces. Der 5iibrer Der Nar-
aleS, wir0e in Stiife gebadt, unO
Damn oerbrannt.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
MOmtencsrO

Gettinie, 8. Oft. a0nie Sci
folaus bat cine proclamation erlai-
fen, in pelfer er Die Montenegriner
~aufforoert, ibren 8riioern in Alt-
Serbien unper5iiglib at Siilfe 81 Ell
len tpoieIbit Srauen uno 4inoer OBJ
qeidlaftet tDeroen. Ole 8roflamati-
on f1brt fort:
0Wonteneero bofft Die 8efreiuug
in oerSiirfei obne 8lut oerSerben gu
bergieBerL oo6 blieben ale 8eriu6e
fru1tlos, uno es blieb nidtS an0e-
res iibrig, ais gum S1wert 81 grei=
fen. @ir itno in oielem beiligen linz
ternebmen Der nnteritiibung Der gan
gen 3ipiliIierten Melt ii1er, unO mir
meroen Sic loDale llnteritiibung Der
&0nige BON 9ulgarien, Serbien uno
@rieheulano uno ibrer Boiler ba-
ben, lpelbe li1 BEL oieler AngeIegen-
belt tpie 8riioer 3u 8riloern anidlie=
BEN.
W%ontenegro greift Ole Siirfei niht
bon Motipen Der Arrogai5 an, Ior-
bern geleitet bon einem nobIen 3e-
%iolpeto, Die enOgiiltige @ernihtung
ibrer griioer gu berbiiten.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
n9c 9aiitidi Safer.

Sn ben o9telleiten 3iirider Nod.
ridten" beiBt Elm munoartiger 8oet,
8alter 0liiller, oeu Oeutihen Safer
piafoumeu mo frGgt babel, mas Der
Safer DEM ei9entlih BON ben
Shmei5ern Dole:
Ger oiiiitlhi &aiier ii6t ie5 Grumpf
limo olli Malt nit Stiel uno Stumpf
2ile9t bit uf's dluni ShpD5erIanO
llio o1nft: @aB mill Die 5iirltebouO,
Die bit im5dmD8er o'5inger rei1t?
Gn Chr lids, Dies nio ieoem breiht!
@miiB Soft niiO 86ies, odnfiO on,
0e aaiier @ilbelm ii1t 10 iflou
llilo lobnt Gus Shpp6er SdpD5er il
llno itedt il 9tnie ME ne Ori,
8o's i'm milo o9otb; er beo g'nue
0e6eim nit ipne S1mobe 3'tbue.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
@rens-aampfe.

SaIonifi, 8. Oft. Grnitere
Sample balten apiiden Den tiirfii1en
mo neutrality-suspicious. 3ruppen an.
Gfao 9aibo, Der Commandment
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fiirScu-
tari, hat, obne auf erniten @ioer=
itano 81 itoBen, ben 8opana iiber-
ifritten.
Die NlbaneIen in ben @%ren5oiltrif-
ten baben periproden, Die montene=
griniiben 9ruppen obne @ilfe Der
Siirfen 5uriid5ubalten.
Die la6ri6ten pom &riegsi1au-
plot laufen iebr Ip1rli1 elm. Cine
Depei6e ans gonltantinopel belogt,
bob ein Detabement Montegrienpr,
nelhe Die @renoe freu3ten, aufgerie-
bn tDuroe uno oaB 1000 Alboneien
in Wontenegro e%ingeOrungen lino.
4n ben ierbii6en uno bulgarii6en
@ren5en iollen ebenfans @cfe6te
ItattgefunOen baben, uno peiter ber-
fautet, Die bulgarii1e Nrrnee iei i'm
Inmari6 al1f Wuitapba Ynihn, Inn
ben @eg nah Norianopel, polelblt
Die 9irfen in GROCER StGrfe fon8en-
trirt lino, frei 81 balten.
8oogoriBa, 10. Oft. Die
montenegrinil6e Armee eroffnete
geitern Morgen ben &rieg gegen Die
Eiirfei nit Dem Angriff ouf cine
itarfe tiirfiide Toiition gegeniiber
BON YoogoriBo. Sran5 Yeter, Der
jiingite Sobn oes &onigs Nifolnus,
feuerte ben eriten SbuB.
Dies mar oas Signol fir Croft
nuitg Oes Seuers auf Der gan3en 81
ME, uno baIo mar Elm artinerie-9 IL
ed i'm @ange. S~nnerbalb BON elm.
lno5pan3ig Minnten iDaren flint Der
tiirfii6en 4anonen gum S6neigen
gebradt uno Die Siirfen 5ogen iid
bon ibrer erlten Stenlng auf ben
Berg &laniniba 5uriif. lin Mittne
batten Die Siirfen ben Berg ger1umt.
Ho6goriBa tit oaS &ouptquartier
Der neutrality-suspicious. Screen, un6
unter Dem entbuiioftii9en SubeI oes
Bottles rift 4onig NifoInus mil
@rin5 Mirfo, ieinem 8ipeiten Sobne,
uno ieinem Stabe nod Dem @ebirge,
I'M Die SteIungen gu inipi5ieren.
Die montenegrinii6en Ganonen ma
rem am Mbeno porber aufgeiteat uni
ftarfe Nbteilungen purOen in Heier-
be gebalten fir oen6an, oaB Die tiir-
fifden Screen itdrfer iein ioItet, als
Die geri6te Der 2eute pom Auffl1-
%run9soienit a~ngegeben.
Der Gaftidiffer GeIesen6eit.
garig. 9. 0ft. Gum aaerer.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
Der Sapit ais germitteIr.

2onoOn, 8. Oft. Die aufiiu-
oigung, OoB Der 9apit bereit iei, in
Der 8alfan-S ituation ais 0ermitt-
fer auf3utreten, nuroe bonn 8atifan
ausgeeeberl, naboem oos &l. Sole
girm in aIer gile cine 5ikung ab-
gebalten. Die gaa6ribt miro BON eli
ner 0epei1e elmer Na1riAtell- Agen-
tnr pom &om aebraAt.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
aad GnsanO einDcrftanOen.

8oris, 9. Oft. 0ie eurOpdii6-
en- Ma9te haben beidloIfen, in Oen
Sauptltdoten Der 8alfanltaaten uno
in &onitantinopel gu interpeniren,
iobaIo es mogli6 iit, Die notigen
MaBnobmen %an8uorOnen.
@nglanO bat iein ginDerltdnOnis
nit oen fron3oiiiden 9ori9Idgeu
fund gegeben, unO oemnad iin0 ieBi
ale Wadte in 8e3ug auf Die 8alfan,
Jrage in bol~ltdnoigem ginperneb-
men.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
0entidlanS.

9erItn, 8. DIT. Der fir Die
oeutihe 6lotte erbalte 3eppelin-
2uftfrer3er bot bon 6rieori6sbafeH
aus cine erfolgreihe Brobefabrt itber
Den 9%ooenIee unternommen. 9aS
5obr3eug bat Wotoren bon 5108fer-
oefrGften, uno fam lid 5meiun0ein-
balb Gage in Ser Suit halten. @s
lit NIT Mpparaten fir orobtloie Se-
legrapbie, einem eleftrifAen ,Shain-
perfer, Waidinengeipebrenz &ii6e
S1laffobinen fir Die 0ffi5iere uno
@1ngematten fir Die Mannfdaften
a~llsgeriiitet. Der &relt5er miro naA
Der Mbnabme 0ur9 oos &ei6smari-
neamt nod cine 5peite, 4Sitiinoige
9robefobrt MAIDEN uno Damn nod
ieiner Station @amburg- 6ublsbiittel
gebradt meroeu.
Berlin, s. Oft. IS mer6en
sur Belt 8erbonolungen gepflogen,
Inn eiuen 2uftidiff-9 oitoienit 5pi-
lben 0elttlHlun0 mo SaHel1art
ein3ufiibren. 3ugleid miro init Der
Zeppelin Snftldiff @efeai6aft fir
Die Qieferung Der erforoerIi6en2uft-
iegler oerban0elt.
9rei NiliOnen Marf fir Arbeiter.
Berlin, Z. Oft. Die beriibmte
5irma Sdidau in gliding hegebt Die
5eier tbres 75-jdbrigen 8eItebens.
NnldBlih oes @reigni{ies baden Die
@igentiimer Die Sunlme bon orei
Miaionen Morf geitiftet, nelde fir
3mede Der Arbeiter- 6iiriorge Ser
menoung finoen ion. Seroinano
S6idau, am 80. Sotuar 1874 in
Ching geboren, uno am 90. Sanuar
1896 oaielbit g%eitorben, griin0ete I'M
Oftober 1887 oas S6i1alltperf, mel
DIES li6 i'm 2aufe Der Sabr3ebnte 81
Der meltberiibmten Mai9inenfabrif
un0 S6iffsperft entlpidelt bat.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
Sitter SrieOs.

Gem Orleans, Ga, 8. OF.
Slion 8. 3aoalo, Der beige QonIu[
fiir 9ticaragla. erbielt bellte 9tbeno
in aabelgramn oent5ufoIge Der
6rie0e in ienem 2anoe tpieOer berge-
ltelt lit. Die 0epeihe, Die BON Sci.
carugua's Miuiiter oes geuBeru 3l
Mana9ua fam gob feline Details.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
@Obilmadnns se6t flOtt non itotteu.

2%onoon, 9. Oft. Ro6ri6ten
aus Sofia, 8uIgorien. 8ufoIge, bot
Die 56neaigfeit, nit meIAer Die
gruppen 8uiommenge5ogen tpitroen,
ale @rtpartungen iibertroffen uno
peitere @nttpidelungen oiirften iebt
foIeen. Die MobiImadung ging
dlBerit elatt BON ltatten, uno i'm
ariegsminilterium berridt feinerlei
8crpirrung.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
sdaOlide SrGitc.

9oIn, s. Oft. Der 6roft Der
lebten Gage bat am &bein lno in
ben Nchbargebieten @ein I'M Berte
BON Miaionen Collars 5eritort uno
oaourn manhen @einbaiiern gum
armen Mann gemodt.
Aub Die Erauben inn Woiel- uno
Aar-@ ebiet lino unbrauhbar ge-
tpor0en.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12

lem 5rontiuedieI bon Screen einber.
itonoeu lit, oenn fir Ite mar es in
ben meilteu 5dnen oaes onoere nls
cine @emtgtiulng, Den moithmoI blu.
tigcn Sammer, Den lire notgeorunae.
uen @ntideioungen berborriefen, an.
iebet unO ouboren 81 miiIien.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12

Sn Der 9~ebringsfee iino in
oieiem Sabre MIR 1864 &obben ge-
idlagen moroen. Die nieorieite an-
5abl fir piele Sabre. Die Seize per-
Den in Sonilor in 2onoou berfauft
weroen ualo Der @rl0B 8tpiiden ben
bier SanOern Ser. Staoten England
RuBlano uuo Sapal geteilt DerOen.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
Ote mcme
2mft. OIOtte
Ser nelIe 3eppelins0nftireuSer.

Sine eaft- 5eituns eisener grt 1T
Der nene Zeppelin. - Gr lit im.
ftanOr, 8ueieinbaIb Gage in Der
emit az bIeiben. Arbeiter- SIR
urge ciner gerIincr 6irma.- Der
SrOmpeter OOn Mars-la-S Our. =
Sn Der Gifcl uirO @OIO seluOn-
men. ~ @rGfIidcr 1lnfaa BEL
Gtrakbnrs.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12

@dbreno ser @ohe uerOen in
0ew9orf Die @eItmeiiteribnfts Bale
gaIl Spiele geipielt, uno Aler ail-
gen lill0 oortbin gerihtet. 90s erlte
Der @ettipiele gewonn Bolton. O1s
5peite mar unentihieoen, oas brittle
geluannen Die Netp gorfer.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
@ei6mafladen

0ep gort, Q. Oft. @ic Ser
v@rooflDn Gayle beridtet, babeu
lid 200 9ler5te BON 8rOoflpn uno
Gong Ssfano oerpflidtet, freiniaia
ibre 2ei6en mad ibrem Gooe Der
8ifeni6oft 8ur 8erfiigung Sl itel-
len, INN Die Notmenoigfeit fir mebr
Autopiien %oor5utlln.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
Oie 6rie0sfmrie
emtfeHcIt,
MOntenegrO bat Der giriei ben
TebOebmOidub bingewOrfen.

Su sinsm @rems : @sfedte spiiden
MOntenegrienern nnO Eiirfen Oer.
loren Grftere mebrere banOert
Mamm. = Die. 9risgsnadlridtem
MIR ipGrlid. = Die IrOfIamatiOm
Oes G6nigS 3ifOIans non MOntene-
gro. - enftidiffe DerOen in Nf-
tim treten,
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
sdiffs unslid.

Samburg, 6. Oft. 3wei DAM
pier Der Samburg ; Amerifa 2inie
gingen in Ser unteren Glbe inter.
Die uganoalia~. elm Sdiff BON
2670 Gonnen coaiOirte beim @eginn
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12

Ger 9eder 9folentbol : MOrO-
pro5eB hat tatiddlid in Stem gort
leinen 4nfang genommen. 90 melt
it man ieOod MIR bis our austpabI
elmer Sltr0 gelon9t.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
osn Meriro hohen

Sn Wferlco baben Stu0enfen
Der 0eoi5in cine 6ran uno ibr So
By bel lebenoigem 2eibe opperiert.
Die beiOen Spfer itarben unter il.
rem Meiiern. Mnltatt ole beioen
Moroer 81 berbaften, puroen iie nur
aus Der meoi3inii6en 6afuItdt aus
geitOBen.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
@OlOscuinnnns in Ser GifeI.

GaffeIborf Z. Oft. Gem
bieiigen 8anfbouie Simons uno 60
mltroen feds @ergmerfe in ben 4rei-
fen Walmeop, Montjoie uno im2ano-
freis 9la6en lino Der 6irma 5dr0-
Ser un0 StaOelmann in Sberlabn-
itein elm 8ergperf I'M areiie Malme-
on our @eninnung bon in Seloern
D~orfommenoen @oloes perlieben.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12

SSn einem SoipitaI in 8oltimo.
re puroe cine 5rnu BON RifmonO
auf ein Wfagenleioen opperiert, Die
oas 9er5 anf Der redten Seite BAT.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12

ibrer &eiie no1 Mmerifo nit einem
ihipimmenoen 0od, meIdes Die 81
be binabgeidleppt murOe, unO iant
ougenbIidIih mitten i'm 4anol.
Surge Belt oarauf coloOirte Die
u@ruecio". Elm 0ampfer BON 1850
9onnen, orf Der 5abrt nod @eit-Sn-
oten nit penn @rod Der o@anoalia~
uno iatlf ebenfoIls.
Die Manni6often Der beioen 9am-
pier. ionic 20 H~oiiagiere Der g@rac-
clio" muroen nod Samburg 5uriidge-
bradt.
IS muroe lpater berihtet, Dob Der
aoh Der oGauoalia" uno oeilen @e-
billie nermiBt meroen uno mobr-
iheinlih ertrunfen lino.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
SrOmpeter Dpn Mars-la-SOnr 5nr
grOfen Nrmee %abbernfen.

Berlin, Z. Oft. 0ieier Gage
puroe olf Dem Grieobofe in S60ne-
berg elm @eteran BON 1870, Der 81
i1brige @eridtsDoa3ieber S6mtot
3n @rnbe getragen. CT mar es ge-
peien, Der in Der S6ladt bon Mars-
la-Sour oas Signal gum Angriff ge-
blaien hotte.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
Observation-Disclosures Snbilamm,

0armfoot, Z. Oft. Sn Dem
oberbeiiiiden Stdot6en Sdlib MUIR
oe in Mnpeienbeit oes 8rin8en au-
quit @ilbelm bon 8reuBen, ols Ser
treter oes aaiiers, oes @roBber5ogs
bon &eiien uno bieler peltli1er uno
fir6li6er @iiroentr1ger oas HOO
iabrige Srts- nno 4irdeniltbildum
ourb SeitgottesOienit, 6eitmahl uno
6eitouffiibrune gefeiert. @rof BON
@oerb itiftete Der Stride ans 4noB
oes Subil1ums tpertboue mad eige-
mem gnttpurfe MISUNDERSTANDING
ungen.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
@raRIi6er llnfaa BEL etraRbnrg.

stroBburas7. 0ft. Gin emit
iebliher llnfaa ereignete iid in SCENT
min9eu. Gin glrbeiter, Der beim
0rei6eu nit Der 9reihmaidine oas
ginla0en oes @etrei0es beiurgte, fiel
in Die S~trobpreBmaihine uno wurOe
ben Meg getrieben Den oas geOroide-
ne Strob nimmt, Inn in 8iinneI ge-
legt 81 meroen. 8rob iofortiger Sil=
feleiltungen bon Seiten Der Wiitor-
better mar Dem l1ngliidItAen nibt
mebr 5n beIfen. gr fonnte nur als
breitgeoriidte 2ei6e aus Der Mai6i-
lie ge5ogen peroen.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12

lie ge5ogen meroen.
Der lteinerue 2Gipc DOn Maims
Main3, Z. Oft. 9[rf Dem bieii-
gen S6iaerplaB nllroe bel oen M1ts-
neutrality-suspicious. fir cine 8rons-
Characterization in elmer Siefe Don
flint Nletern elm mddtiger %Iteinerner
Come mlsgegraben. Der Some befin-
oct iih in rllbenoer StelIung anf eli
ner Steinplatte nit leitipdrts gepeu-
oetem ssaopf gr miBt LAO Wierer in
Ser &6be, 3tuei Meter in Der 26nge,
uno bat einen Rumpfourdmeiier BON
ettpa einem Meter.
@r oiirfte aus Dem bierten bis
neunten Sabrbunoert itammen lit
iebr gut erbalten, uno in rotemSauo-
item ausgefiibrt. Mon permttet, OaB
er nit einem 3tpeiten 2omen ben Git
gang bonn @oiier gum llfer bil0ete,
% in Der NGbe Der 6unoltelle bereits
friiberllfermauern alts9egraben NOR
ben tparen. Der 6itno miro Dem
it1otil1en MliIeum iibergeben.
@eidcr 5dab i'm alien Sdluk ge-
bpben.
0ufieIoorf, 8. Oft. auF
@runo BON in ieinem 9efiB befino=
lihen 6amilienpapieren permlttete
Der gigentiimer oes nieoerlduoii1en
S6loiies @ea, 8rooin8 2imburg,
Or. @olters BON bier, oaB ouf leinem
8eiib in einem 8aiierlalif elm SdaB
Dergraben iei. Inter ieiner perion-
liden 6iibrung puroe Der @raben
mebrmals nergeblid abgefiidt.
0ana6 fling man an i'm 8aa
ldngs Dem @raben al iu6en. Wan
fano ald balo einige Wiin5en, mo-
our6 ii6 Die grpartungen oes Be
liBerS mieoer boben. Als feline Ar-
better i6on fort iporen, grub elm Be
amter meter, uno ItieB i6lieBli6 auf
cine einbalb Meter LANCE uno einbier-
tel Meter breite &iite. 8orii6tig
miiroe oieie ins SdloB getrageu uno
%ge0ffnet.
Sbenauf lag eineaette BON idpar-
sen 4orollen. Sonit mar Die 2ilte
fait gar8 nit often @olomiin8en ge-
flint. Neben Der Settle lag elm Set
tel nit 9[ngaben iiber ben uripriing-
lihen Better oes S9abes nno Die
3eit oes @ergrabens. Or. @olters
weigert iid einitpeilen, peitere aus-
funft 81 erteileh aber BON &un0igen
miro Der @ert Der @olOmiin3en ani
mebrere Sun0erttauieno Mart &C.
iddbt.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
Der Guftidiffsr Gelesen6eit,

8oris. 9. of. Gum auerer-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-02-23

County Attorney J. A Flston was at
Nampa Friday to appear as the pro-
scouting attorney in case in the JUS
tice court of that city. The use was
an unusual one and created sorc con-
siderable interest. William Gousson
was charged with killing horse be-
longing to a neighboring ranchcr. Gus
Hoffman. The case summ"nd large
number of local people as witnesses
and most of the legal talent of the
city was connected with the affair
Gousson claimed that the horse was
diseased and old, and turned ou. by
the owner as worthless. and that m
killing it he performed humane act
and protected the horses Of the COM
munity from disease. The court sup
ported the contention and tho lefepd'
ant was discharged.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-02-23
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-02-23

Miss Phoebe Sheldon, a former STU
dent, is visiting her sister. Althea
Sheldon, of the faculty, this week. She
expects to remain over Sunday.
There was no school Thursday after
noon on account of Washington's
birthday.
DR.. G. L. Powell attended the Y. NJ.
c. A. last Monday evening, addressing
the body on "The Ministry as Pro-
fession." The talk was enjoyed by all
and DR.. Powell was made a welcome
visitor.
The Y. NJ. and Y. w. are planning
a joint meeting for next Sunday after
noon.
The Columbian Literary Society
held a good meeting last Mondy ev-
ening. Each clan was represented
and some good defamation, oratory
and extemp speaking were delivered
Miss Dickinson, accompanied by Mr.
Olmstead, favored the society with a
solo. The Columbian quartet also
rendered selection.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-02-23

Sec. ID and SEA sWA and SWA
SEA l1-4-6.
VIM. A. Hall ct ux to Colin Mcleod,
consideration $l.0O, ~ acres in 2S-4-3.
VIM. Kasner to Chas. Waygand,
consideration $l00, SEA NWA To-
80.
United States of America, patent,
Geo. B. Barker, VIZ seq Sec. "a and
NJ NEA 1854.
United States of America, patent
c. w. Cloud, EH NWA NEA SWH
and Lot 3, l7-5-4.
H. G. Hortes ct Tx to F. ]. Colburn,
consideration $1,000, VIZ seq seq
35-7-2.
w. w. Wilton ct Tx to H. o. Ober-
meyer, consideration $500, EJ5 SWA
NWA 1862.
J. F. Bow ct ux to D. D. Ulrich,
consideration 500, Lot 4, Blk. IS, in
Bowmont.
w. E. Mosby to c. L. Sloan, con-
sideration $475, Lots Is and 10, Blk
80, Caldwell.
E. f. Rowland ct al to c. o. Ocker
$1,000, Lot 10, Bigelow's Subdivision
H. M. Ruddock ct ux to F. G. Lee
consideration $500, l5sxl5O feet in Lot
|, Fairacres.
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c. J. Atkinson, partner of F. D. Mil
Ter in the meat business here last year,
but now running meat shop at Cald-
we'll, was in this section last week to
buy fat cattle. After a trip through
Squaw Creek valley and the butte
country, he was able to find only FIVE
animals fit for butchering. Not for
many years have beef cattle been Sc
scarce. This is accounted for by the
fact that large numbers have beer
used to supply the railroad camps with
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Real Estate Transfers.

T. N. Kerr ct ux to Eagle Heights
Orchard company, consideration $lOO,
NEA NEH 24-3-2.
w. A. Reed to F. J. Coburn, consid-
Grafton $1,000, Ez EH 81 35-7-2.
E. M. Hamilton to c. A. Farris, con-
sideration $l.00, SWA NEA 24-3-3.
F. J. Coburn to w. A. Reed, consid-
Grafton $4,000 NJ NEA NEA 1885,
20 acres.
Geo. Albert to Edwin Lauer, consid-
Grafton $500, lS0x25 feet Blk l6, Mas
ters' Add, Payette.
Florence N. Clanton to R. G. Banks
ct ux, consideration $1,000, 123x2OS
NWA seq 1885.
United States of America (patent)
to Cleophas Murphy, SWA Sec. Is
So.
Claude M. Schermerhorn to H. P.
Lowe, consideration $3.50, Lots 8, 10
and II, Blk Ia, Park Add. Nampa.
Matilda Darnall to Payette Valley
Land & Orchard company, considera-
ton $4,000, NJ seq 12-7-5.
J. F. Bow ct ux to John G. Krehbeil,
consideration $500, Lot IS, Blk, 7,
Bowmont.
United States of America, patent,
to Joseph Middleton, NJ NW14 and
VIZ sWA 1868.
United States of America, patent, to
F. S. Knight, seq seq Sec. 10 and
M NEA and NE14 NWA 1852.
c. B. Bowers ct ux to Idaho Nor. Ry.
Co., $500, right of way.
Union Savings and Trust company,
to c. o. Olson, $500, Tract No. 81,
Lemp Park Urban Tracts.
Walter Reed ct ux to Chas Way
gand, consideration $l00, seq NWH
1852.
Newton Jones ct ux to c. J. Ham,
consideration $l.00, part of Blk. l,
Jones Add Middleton.
State of Idaho to VIM Kasner, con-
sidration 5000, SEA NWA 1852.
VIM. A. Bridges ct ux to L. G. Beal
consideration $1,000, Lots II and 18,
Block SO, Goandu Add Caldwell.
L. H. Ely ct al to Edna Schubert, con-
sideration $2lOO, En- EH NJ NEA
SWN 1885.
L. H. Eby ct al to L. H. Eby, con-
sideration $2lOO, VIZ EH NJ NEA
SWA 1885.
J. H. Whitsell to w. o. Marion ct
al, consideration $4,000, NEA SEA
34-8-5.
F. S. Knight to Nancy E. Knight
consideration $l00, Lots IA and IS,
Blk, l, Foote's Add Middleton.
Nancy Kline to S. w. Rowland, con-
sideration $1,000, ID acres in 244-3.
Lonisa Keys ct con to Geo. Nord
horst, consideration $500, Lot l ane
SWA seq 1913, "a acres.
United States of America, patent
Celia Stark, EH NWA and VIZ NEN
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COUNTY NEWS FROM
THE COURT HOUSE

list were as follows Thos. Rooney
Nj. Nicholson A. E .Edmundston Ed
Nahlberg, J. w. Cook, J. J. Durnill
VIM. d. Kerr, Fred D. Miller, Walter
Thomas, E. T. Rice, J. NJ. Royston
M. Greenstreet, Geo. w. Jeffries, c.
w. Van Kirk, N A. Jacobsen, d. W.
Gray, VIM H. Burns, Boise Riggs, l.
F. Cook, w. S. Adams, C. II. Ensign
H. M. West, J. H. Hanigan, J. H. Gil
bert, S, r. Collins, Elmer Newman, w
T. CROUCH. They are all to report for
duty Feb. 20, 1912.
A marriage license was issued Wed
nesday morning to Albert J. Tompkins
of Boise and Florence Maybe of Cald.
we'll, which was the only license is.
sued this week.
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Good Roads Dist
Court House Notes.

The February term of the district
court opened Tusday with five GRIM
inal and one hundred nineteen civil
cases on the calendar.
The Canyon County Bar Association
held their annual meeting in the Court
room at the court house Tuesday, John
J .Plowhead was elected president, H.
E. Wallace vice-president, and T. A.
Walters secretary.
Seven persons were admitted to
citizenship of the United States at
this term of court. They are: Elmer
Lee Rose, of Emmett; Lars Nelson
Aarland, of Parma; William Holman of
Payette; Larey Maloney of Nampa;
Colin Mcleod of Caldwell and John
Mattson of Nampa.
The following cases were filed in the
district court: Laura A. Fry VS.. Jas.
Hopkins, ct ux.; First National Bank
of Emmett VS.. w. B. Banks; Alfred E.
Namely VS.. Frederick S. Namely;
Miller & Carlson VS.. J. c. Thornburg
and G. H. Wood.
w. G. Calender of Emmett was ap-
pointed administrator of the estate Of
Orley w. Calender. Bond was given
in the amount of $4,000.
The county superintendent has fin
ished grading the Eleventh Grade
papers of the January examinations.
Thirty three diplomas were issued.
Teachers examinations will be held
Thursday and Friday of this week.
Articles of incorporation were filed
this week by the Canyon County farm
ers Mutual Fire Insurance company;
Peaceful Valley Cemetery Associa-
ton; Parma Orchard Lands company
with its principal place of business at
Boise. Capital stock 100000; Cor
ham Mercantile company, with prin-
cipal place of business at Payette; cap
ital stock $4,000.
Jurors drawn from the regular jury