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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-03-02

The e. e. Fuller Lumber com.
pany received car of lumber this
week which contained material for
the manufacture of hay racks.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-03-02
CLOTHES MAKE THE MAN
OR THE WOMAN
WE FURNISH THE CLOTHES

If you want satisfaction in style,
fit and quality, you must be able
to see the goods and try them
on before you buy.
You would not think OF paying us
for an article a month before you
get 1t, and then giving us the priv
ilege of furnishing you whatever
we happen to have in stock.
WOULD YOU? THINK 1T OVER
Our new Spring Dress goods have
begun to arrive and are being prie.
ed the same as Mail Order goods.
To sell out our fall stock we will
sell 3o-csnt Pongees at 20 cents.
Ladies Oxfords for Spring will
also arrive shortly.
THE LEADER CLOTHING STORE
{. Kahn, Proprietor.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-03-02
Commissioners Meet Monday
The county commissioners a
scheduled to meet next Monday.


Sheriff In Utah
Sheriff o. H. Smith left for Salt
Lake early In the week. where It
IL reported, he will undergo a sur
gical operation today.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-03-02

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
the Bank of Phoebe, Inc, at Pi-
)che, in the State of Nevada, at
he c,ose of business On the goth
lay OF February, 1912.
RESOURCES
leans and discounts, -. 44,63773
1verdrafts, secured, $3.590.S3
unsecured, $224.69; 80. 3,815.52
runds, stocks, etc, ..... 12,795.11
l.ot banking house, S3,7S50S;
furn and fixt.. s2.466.42; 6,2O1. so
Other real estate owned, 1S,7326O
Due from banks & bankers, 19.350.59
Gxch. for clear. house, .... None
;hecks and other cash items, 10507
ash on Land, viz
Gold coin, ...... 2,240.00
Silver coin, $40. TAI .25
Currency, ... 2,6S6.G0
Total, ....... S106, 3O5. 81
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in -. 5000. 90
Surplus or reserve fund, 49,. None
Undivided profits, 81 ,969.12;
Less cur. exp. and tax pd.
SsCs 81; ..... ..... 1,202.51
dividends unpaid, ..... :. None
Due to banks and bankers etc. None
ndiv. deposits sub to check,
SIS, 239.76; demand certifi-
Gates of deposit. s12l0.00; 76,449.76
Time cert of dep. $323320
Savings deposits, None
Certified checks, None
Cashiers cks. out, 1880
Notes and bills redis., None 3,6531O
Bills, payable including GER
tificates of deposit rep
resenting money borrowed, None
Liabilities other than those
stated above, .... None
Total, ............ ;. $l06,305.37
STATE OF NEVADA,
COUNTY OF LINCOLN,
!, M. l.. Lee. cashier of the above
famed bank, do solemnly swear tha,
the above statement is true. to the
best of my knowledge an belief.
NJ. L. LEE,
Cashier
Correct-Attest:
Chas. A. Thompson
John r. Cook
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
18th day Of February, 1912.
(SeaD JAMES w. ABBOTT,
Notary Public.
My commission expires June
"a, 1918.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-03-02

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
the Bank Of Phoebe, Inc, at Pi-
,che, in the State of Nevada, at
he close of business on the goth
lay OF February, 1912.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-03-02
STATE OF NEVADA,

Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
18th day Of February, 1912.
(SeaD JAMES w. ABBOTT,
Notary Public.
My commission expires June
"a, 1913.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-15

gu nebmen einluo. sic batte es
be11te nibt geton, unb ols iie ibm
fhtmm Die 9ano CAB, faum bon III
rer 9rbeit aufgeidollt. gs batte
i'm serabe iest idh1er5lid beriibrt;
aber pabreno er lie itia beoba6tete.
glaubte Ell 5u 6emerfen, Dob tire
Mugenliber gerotet maren. Satte Tie
por ibm oie Spuren friidgetpein-
ter Sranen perbergen molen2 Der
bergen mollen, BOB iie nod mei1ell
fonnte2 baB Der itarre leere 8lif,
NIT ben iie iebt an ibm poriiber
nod Dem ainoe gu ieben idien,
ipeldes in Ser Siefe oes @artens
ipielte, nidt ser ein5ige @usorltd
iei, oeiien Die EMIT bon ianftem
Geuer 10 id)on belebten @ugen nod
f1big iparen?
Sd ertrage es nidt langer, ipra6
Der iunge Monn bel iid.
CT mar aufgeitanben unb 81 Cd
ellie btniibereegangen, Die, als er
berontrat, ibr 8leio auiammenitri6,
troBoem aud ionit nod Ylas genua
auf Der eroBen 9anf mar.
(5ortiebun1 foINt.)
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11mr 6altiefeit bis sum- 81. Oftcbsr.
Yr6miem>S Tcrte.
Gin perieblae Al, nnIere Srennee.

0a es nms nmmaslid lit, aa 9iirfte mno Counties bes Staates
snrd Geifmne 6carbsiten 5n laAem, nmktem mir anf aaOere gattel 5r i'm.
1er grSFerea |erbreituns nnires ghatcs innem. nnb mir fmo ST benz
GmtIdlmk gefummen, amnebm6are Hramien fir neue Mbonnenten, bic uns
engeibtft iueroea, anssuieken.
gMr planen ndt bic Geranfaltnng zines iogenanHten &untenes,. hui.
rr bei eng1hen 3emmmsen hbGd it, iomoern mir tuoaen Snrd Ansaablnns
elmer li6eralem Gpmmihipn Sreiuiaiee anmerben, bic obne beionSere @a.
be nmo Mniremguns fd cine Me6eneinnabme at beridafem maniden.
gu bniem 3mede offermren mr fir ieoen Sa9resabonnenten emc
&ummiHton ppm S l., eimem 9DlIar.- 9as 8odenblatt Der nJree
@reRe fir seras" fufet So per Sabr @egen Giniemonns oon $1O0 mer.
ben mir ao os 8latt ut irgenb cine nns aufsege6eue Mbre6e ididen.
Slit 10 MbDnnGnten ent GTta : Erdnie D0n $50 Id yaat.
Slit Is 4bonntnten tmt Grtra : Yrdntit un s3.75 it yaar.
Slit 20 Mbonntnten cine Grtra : yrinie pGn $500 1T yaar.
Slit Is 4bpnnenttn cine Grtra : yrdnlie pn $6.25 1T gaar.
Slit 1M5r as Is MbDnntnttn eint Urtra> 1rdnit pon IS it yaat.
Sit mtbr aS 50 Mbonntnten ene G%Ttraptdnie uDn SIG 1T Saar.
Der gOridlae 1T einfad unS ueraanolib senms, @er sinen neuen
M6onnenten Der sr 3Gt midt Geer Der u5ree 9reHe" III, = &c.
mimnt, foaefhert $500, erbaIt rep. bebalt oauon einen Spaar nmS ididt
ben anberem Dollar NIT Der genanen MSrehe bs Gefeaers elm. MuReroem
aebt aer aud nod cine Grtra 8ramie in NnsTdt, falls Die GAIL Da
sebn Mbonnenten oMr barber erreidt mirb. 9ieie GEtra4yramie lem
ben mir ben ba5a 8eredtshn BON ungr Office ans brett
Die ber genaadte Dffrte lit fir Seoen int ueien 0ebnte bes Staa'
ts ofem. Sober fam f@ baran beeiiseu. &r beten nur 8aarpreHe
an, mdl 0elo INNER ienen 8ert hat nb Sober bafar amidafen nno fan-
fen fam, mas er aeraoe braadt.
MQe, bic ppn biefer Shrte gebramd madem uni inter ben pben
seaeltn gebinsnnsen N6Onncnten fir Die u5reie Erefe fir Seras" JAM
mlm woaen, fmc sbden, fd NIT nns nnuersasIb in gerbiubans ~
len fSnnen, Die nmitnns sst Oem gsaeaern brett pn nnfrer G-
flee gu. Sieie Offerte fat MIR giltsfit bs gum 81. SftOber.
yTreie Yrfie fit seraS".
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3mtf

3tpei Sdtpar5Tanoz Sarmen. ieoe un=
fabt LAG Mder, s Neilen 0itli6 bon
@eimar, / MeiIe bon einer Station, Die
6dlfte n1ter @ultur. @inri6tungen,
9euti6e uno b0bmiide anlieoler. $40
per Mder.
Gin &ompleg bon 176 Nder Sdipar3z
Lamb, NIT mooernen ginri6tungen. q
hodges 8aus, grobe Stdue unb bier
Menters9 Guier, Binomiible uno reids
li9 @aifer. Preis $4,000 per Ider.
g, g. Sepmomr, gisentiimer.
Columbus, Serns.
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0eht amseinanberi

inet Elm BoIi5iit gu einem 8olfsauf.
Iauf uno idIdst nit benz aniippel
orein, tpenlt notig. gbenio iagen Die
sroBen, eroben Mineralpiuen bel
Magenltorungen unb MIR @leno
folgt. Or. Sings Stem 2ife Pias
berlesen Die ginaemeioe nidt. Sic
bringen Iie uur gelinoe in Sdtig.
felt uno Gefunobeit foIgt oanad.
25c m alien Mpotbefen.
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9ebrer aelmdJt.

Sir oie @anes 9hule, @alIe.
Seras, miro elm 0ebrer geiudt, Der
9eutih nno gngIii6 unterridtci
fam. uno Sanilie Dat. @ebalt nidt
unter $50 per Monat. @obnung,
@aiier nno Stollutg auf Dem Bfa-
be. Man menoe iid on Die Sbnl-
Sruitecs: Srit @ale. IT., @oolpb
@age, Hiharb SOB, @alle, Seras.
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Ser neuelte Beritob gegen Ga;

= Der neueIte 8erltob gegen oas
Observation-Disclosures, mel6em bus
6emii6e Bureau Der 8unoesregi%
ring auf Die 5pur gefommen lit,
beltebt in Dem gerianot uno Ser
fouf BON @bisfep mcIher in Bro-
Editions Staaten III Slaihelt nn-
ter Der ge5eidnnng als cine Mrt
MtaI5getrdnf fe~ilgebalten miro. @ie
melt oieler Sdminoel Inn fid gee
griffen bat, bat oas 8ureau porlalt-
fig nod niht feltitellen fonnen, aber
auBerbalb ser prohibitions : Staa-
ten lit oas Rroonft nur In Der
Sobrif entoeft woroen.
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geamsltist bic gauge Matiun.

9ie ibredlide 2iite Ser nnfdae
an einem A. Suli iebt Die Welt in
grftaunen. @benio eritaunlid lit Die
tpunoerbare Seihng ourb @udlen's
Mrnica 5albe bon Eauienben, bie
li6 8rano-, S6nitt< auetih- uno
&lleelmunoen su5osen ooer Bel
grplolioner perlebt purben. Sis
BELT i6nen ale @eihmiire, Mus,
idlag, aufgeiprungene 2ippen ooer
&Gmorrboioen. 25c in alien Mpotbe,
fpn
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Qehrer . @eInh.

sir Die Salabo 8anep S6ule
miro Elm 2ebrer geiu6t, Der 0elitlh
irno @nelil6 unterrihten uno Ger
tififat crIter aIaiie a~ufipeiieu fanr
geur perbeirateter Wonn brauht iid)
al meloen. Gutter @ebalt. Man
menoe iid an So. 8ase, q. R. $40.
2, Gan Mntonio, Seras.
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j. j. Fischer,
aIleiuiser Maent. Gaerp, Serass
9e6rer uoer 2ebrerim

eeiuht fir oie Green Sill 9dule in
Wulperoe, 9erar 60, Teras. 9 Mo-
note SdJule. @ebalt $4,000 per
Monat. Dub 9euti6 uno @nsliid
unterridteii fonnen. Ipplifationeu
fino gu ri6ten an Die 9ruitees: al-
FREQ 9opperpein SriB 8ompel,
Otto @oges, 9ulperoet Seras.
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land! Tand!! Tand III!

1901 Mfer. 2h IeiIen bon 3fpei per@
idieoenen gifenbabnitationen entfernt,
nit guten Shulen unb Girben. 400 gf>
fer iinb iest inter @ultilr. $50 Gder
oabon iino gutes i6tpar5es SIuBnieoes
rungslanD. Die iibrigen 600 Mfer be-
iteben ans gutem fdipar5en, ipeligen
FrairieeSaaano, ferti9 fir ben HfIus-
Ser 8poen lit POM beften uno bor5igli6
fir @armpole, aorn Ii. |. m. geeiguet.
9as @an5e lift elm einseridteter YIae
nit Drummer uno @inomiiblen. Hei6lis
der Battle-Ground. Bier quite 8obubdlss
ier nif ber56iebenen Stellen. 9as 2ano
gren5t an elmer 5eite an ben 8uaoas
Iupe Slug, an Der anoeren 5eite befinz
bet Iib Der 8abntpeg Der q. 8. & g. q.
gilenbabn nit einem Seitengeleiie mur
einige bunoert 66ritte bon bier unO
balbfpees 5ipiiden guero uno @ictoria.
Gann eefauft tperoen III Stiideu bon 100
gderu oper mebr NIT 8ebdllDen Il girz
ridtmngen gu 1918 per Ider uber gu
$3.50 per Mder obne @inri9tmgeu.
8egen reiterer Ilsfunft ipenoe man
ii6 an
j. j. Fischer,
ona;u;ocr 9foeut Euern 9proa
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Der alte Wanner an ieiuen sobn.

Der alte 0anmer an ieinem Sobn.
tleb' INNER Srea' Mnb MebltHteit
Meim Gpbm, has brinst midts elm;
Spdj iHminb'fe fleifig ieber5eit,
go bait bu imuter Shtueim.
Damn fammit bm itpl5 im Muto fabr'n,
1lnb giltit ais fetner Wann,
9aum beugen fid ppr Dir bic Harr'n,
ttnb idauen idem bid al.
9amm fannit bn bibfde Wahel freifn,
tlnb in's S6eater ge9'm;
Damn fannit on trinfen eblen Wetn,
tlnb balten Np1e fdlbm.
Damn fannit bm Dir Yalate baum,
Nus Warrnpr unb 0rantt;
Gprtmma mirh bann anf bid iGam'Hn
tlnb fegnen beime Shritt.
9em G6remmann mirb aleS i6tuer,
Sbnn feblt gar oft bas Boot;
Meiit' lit linn 9iid' umb &aife leer
Analt ct iih aud sm Cob. =
Gp lebrt Der 9aumer feinen Sobn,
1olst Sbr nidjt ietner 2ebr';
Spredt Erem nmb Meblihteit niht Sobu
limb ballet bod bic CTR.
Reift aud fein 28ein euh am Spalier,
Sn better Sunnenslmt;
Sett eud) MIR bin beim gone g ia
Sier,
llno trintet frobsemut.
User itpI5 bic Gbre nennt nod iein,
limb WebIidfett balt iuert,
Ser faun beim Come Star Bier Fdj
freu'm,
Nls ,uar' ibm @eim beiheert.
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WaIter MrmoIo, Gin MiIb-
bGnoler, bat Inn 8anferotterflarunJ
nadsefudt. Die Paifipa belaufen
iih anf $3764.34, Die aftipa 6eden
Die Sdnloenmaife nur teilpeiie.
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Fiir County cmmifrdr Prssinkt \.
Sic ~Sreie Brefe1 lit autoriiiert
Gerrm Henry Meyer
aIs &anoioat fir bas Nmt bes County
Rommifidr. Precintt SO. 4, in Der be-
b~orftebenben Rrimdrtuabl i'm sSili ans
sraeieen.
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Wahl.A m3etaen.

Sur County StemersK eneft~r
9ie nSreie Rrefe" 1T autoriiieri,
perm J. Frank Gallagher
aIs &mbibat fir bos Mmt BEG @teuers
Solicitors bon 8egnr County BEL Der
beporftebenoeu 6emotratif6en Rrimdrs
tpnbl anautiin6iaen.
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far Gsmmty,ANeHsr.

Sic .nSreie preHe" 1T autoriiiert.
perm Henry Boerner
als 8anbioat fir bas Mmt bes e;teuers
sG1e11ors bon 8egar COUNTY BEL Der be-
b~orltebenoen bemofratii1en Brimdrs
mail am 81. Suli an~5utiinoigen.
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uno ibr 8ersniigen morgen ot
@noe tit, bahte er iest mdbreno er
langiam ben Sedengang binauf.
fdritt nod einem fleinen, ebcnfaas
ron Seden umgebenen uno nit
9Iumenbeeten ausgele9ten Ylas.
@retden fam inn, fobalo iie lei.
ner aniidtig muroe, entgegenselan-
FEM.
$50 bilt on ge,peien, Snfeo @ott-
bolo? @as bait on mir mitgc-
broht2
@r pflegte Dem ainoe Itets BON
ieinen Streifereien cine l%eltenere
9lume, numbering geformte
Stranolteine ODER irgeno cine anoe-
re Merfmiiroigfeit mit5ubringen
beute bate er gum eritenmal nidt
oaran geba6t. @retden empfano es
iebr libel. Sd babe bid audi gar
nift mebr lieb, iagte lie, inoem iie
ipieoer gu ibrer Mutter lief: nno
Mama ioa bid gar, gar ni6t mebr
lieb babenl rief iie, ibr appfden
aug Dem Sd)oBe Der SHUTTER auf-
ridtenb.
@ottbolo batte, naboem err Cd
ellie beeriiBt, iid IN elmer serinsen
gntfernune BON ibr auf cine 5mei.
te gnnf geiett mie er itets tat
menn Tie i'm nidt neben ibr Flas
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-12-12

well, and in some manner the horse
became frightened and got tangled up
and fell backwards into the 40 foot
well. He was killed instantly and
it was with much difficulty that the
harness was taken from the horse.
There will be preaching at the
Eastside school house Friday night.
Geo. Coates as after piping at the
McGreeyy ranch the first of the
week. Looks as though Geo. is in
tending having well.
Mrs. Neil Gordon took dinner
with Mrs. McGintrie Sunday.
Little John Wiley is improving, we
are glad to hear. He has had quite
a siege.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Skippen and
son Geo. went to Payette to church
Sunday and after service took din
ner with Mr.. and Mrs. Hutton.
Mr. o. Keifer and son Roy were
moving a barn from the old oss
place, their former home.
Mr.. Gordon is having fifty acres
of sage brush grubbed. VIM. Cor
don and Elmer Keifer are doing
the job.
Mr.. Oscar Keller was in Payette
last week and made proof on his
claim before Mr.. Lyon.
Mrs A. Smith and little daugh-
,ers spent Sunday in Washoe.
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*+~-ss ss*"***s+ +s*+J
LITTLE WILLOW NOTES

$500. i I'd. 4. i. f I. 4. s.s r 4. =
On December 2, 1912, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Gissel announced the arrival of
an IL pound baby boy at their home.
Mr. Gissel is thinking of going into
alfalfa hay raising extensively for
three boys must have > something
ready for them TO do in future
years.
A. e. Hartley spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. Hartley at the
hospital in Ontario We are pleased
to state that she is improving nice
ly and will soon return to her home
The Little Willow Irrigation Dis
trict election passed off very quiet
| ly Tuesday December 10. The fol-
lowing board was elected: Leon H.
Patton, Dist. 1; Jasper Roe, Dist. q;
Thomas ]. Windle, Dist. 3. The as
sessment failed to carry.
Mrs. S. Gissel is quite i'll tn S
week. We hope for her speedy re-
covery
Mr.. Kelly, the trapper will board
with J. M. McClenahen in keystone
valley this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs R. E. Olsen were
Payette visitors last week.
Miss Myrtle Hartley visited friends
at the Commercial Hotel in Payette
last week.
There will be dance at the Nell
Drinkwine home next Saturday night
Everyone cordially invited.
Mrs. Chas. Bolton was very pleas
ant caller on Mrs John Syme at
French Sunday afternoon.
Word has been received that
Christian Nelson and Miss Anna
Christensen of Kenmare, N D., were
quietly married on December 1. Mr..
Nelson was one of the young men
in the valley couple of years ago |
and has many friends here who ex-
tend congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs R. Y. Currin are at |
home on the ranch and we think
house warming dance next in order.
Elmer Terney of Witherby, Ore,
is visiting at the Drinkwine home
There will be Xmas entertain
ment at Dist. 4. Miss Bell is get
Ting her pupils those who attend and
hose who do not, lined up for the
occasion. We wonder why some
hing of the sort could not be done
1t the Eastside but were informed
hat the attraction all went to the
PIPER end of the valley this winter.
Errett Skippen was brought home
rom the Institute at Weiser with ;
Uphold fever Sunday. +
John Syme had the misfortune to F
,se enc of his best young horses. He L
as working the horse near an old
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-12-12

reason is plain: the play is one that
creates fun and amusement in large
quantities. The company presenting
it is composed of the best people in
the profession, and the management
insists on their best efforts at all
times. Five of the present cast have
been successful stars at diff4lt
times.
"The Missouri Girl" with Zeke
and Daisy and their fun-making as
sociates will be seen at the Elite OPP
era House Friday Dec. Is.
The brightest, cleanest, funniest
play on the market is 'The Missouri
Girl" which will be seen at the Elite
Opera House, Dec. 10.
1t is hard to conceive of play
that contains SO much comedy, such
a clean, consistent plot, and so
many peculiar characters as The
Missouri Girl" which will be at Elite
Opera House, Dec. 10.
Fred Raymond's famous comedy
1.-THE Missouri Girl will be seen at
Elite Opera House Dec. 10. Every
thing new, bright and clean this sea-
son, a gorgeous production of
first-class comedy.
Some of the most novel and inter-
esting specialties ever witnessed will
be seen in 1.-THE Missouri Girl"
which comes to Elite Opera House,
Dec. 10.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-12-12
To the Farmers Of the Valley.

~ tffC = dFftiGt6 VI LUG faiCJs
We have congratulated ourselves
in past years that the State of Idaho
was practically immune from diseases
of the hog but now the southeastern
part of the State is confronted by a
very severe infection Of cholera and,
what seems still worse, pneumonia.
Since the first of August several
thousand pigs have died of these de-
yastating diseases.
The State Veterinary informs me
that both OF these diseases are infec-
tious and that they spread quite IN
of climatic or sanitary
If any symptoms Of these diseases
become apparent among the pigs of
he valley the State Veterinary
should be notified at once; for while
he infected animal can not be cured
he spread of the disease can be
prevented.
Yours truly,
n. n HAMRTY
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-12-12
WEATHER REPORT.

For week ending Dec. 10, p. m.
Highest temperature "A, date 4.
Lowest temperature IA, date 10.
Means 20.
Precip. total, trace.
Greatest precip. in "a hrs. trace.
Clear days 7.
Partly cloudy, none.
Cloudy, none.
Prevailing direction of winds N.
e. r. ALLEN, Observer.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-12-12
Religious Services at Crystal Bottom

Good singing and a practical help
full sermon by Rev. Henry Van En-
gelen of Payette at the school
house on next Sunday afternoon,
December 18th at O'Clock. Every
person interested in the better things
of life is cordially invited to profit
by this service and to help make
it a success.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-12-12
40 X T."

Jesus used those figures when ex-
planning basic principle in his king
dom. You may hear a sermon on
that vital subject at the Baptist
church next Sunday at II A. M. The
evening service adjourns for the un-
ion Y. M. G. A. service.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-12-12
truly
D. D. HAMBLY.
NOTICE.

All bills contracted with the
Wright-W ilkie Lumber Co. and Cen
trail Lumber & Coal Company prior
to November LIST, 1912, are now due
and payable to the undersigned at
the office Of the Central Lumber &
Coal Company. All bills not paid by
January LIST, 1913. will be placed In
the hands OF a Collection Agency
and suit instituted thereon.
A. D. LOONEY.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-12-12

The unvarying success of Fred Ray
mond's comedy "The Missouri Girl
has become proyerbial among the
theatrical profession and along the
Rialto, or any place where actors col
lect, you will hear the usualremark,
Hasn't he got gold miner" The
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-12-12

Downs sells plush robes at catalcg
house prices. Call and see.
For Sale-Team of horses and Jer-
sey COVE. Dunn, list Ave. S. 81
You can buy heavy, through raw
hide whip at Downs Harness Shop
for 65 cents.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-12-12

II Senator Gore, Of Oklahoma. is
selected to be the floor leader of
the Democrats OF the Senate there
may be an instance of the physically
blind leading the other kind if the
party does not behave itself.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-12-12

Our strictly non-partisan hope is
that the president-elect will make
such a conspicuous success of it
that In 1916 Col. Roosevelt will be
fitting about the country pretend ing
to be second Woodrow Wilson.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-12-12
STYLES IN CROWNS

are now as much studied as styles
in the brims of Hats. We have
crowns to meet all requirements,
both in Derbies and Soft Hats. They
are high and low, wide and narrow,
flat top and round. We have the
latest styles in Hats of all kinds, all
shades, all shapes and all sizes to
suit all kinds of heads. And the
price will suit the tightest pocket
book.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-12-12

An Egyptian papyrus 1000 years old
that has just been presented to the
British museum is 1923 feet long. Sure
ly must have been Sunday edition.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-12-12

a suspicion is beginning to develop
that Europe Is less concerned over
pesce than she Is over the pieces.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-06
HOW SPOKANE
IS PRONOUNCED

Spokane, Wash, Dec. 6.-After two
score years of teaching newcomers
to pronounce Spokane with short
"a" residents of this city have re-
ceived a decided shock in the an
nouncement by Edward S. Curtis,
noted Indian authority, that the "a
should be long. Battle lines are
drawn closely and the argument wax
es warmer as the days pass. Back
east nearly all people call it "Spo-
kane" with the "a long, as in
"cane." When they come west with
this pronunciation they are frowned
down as tenderfeet and are educated
to say Spokane" Now comes the
edict of the Indian expert. and ortho-
graphers and etymologists have had
their two score years of peace shat
tered. Meanwhile. old timers are
clinging tenaciously TO the snort
"a" lest they be designated as ten
derfeet by extremists, A board OF ar
bitration has been suggested to set
tie the dispute.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-06
CHURCH PROBLEM OF
VILLAGE \ BIG ONE

Chicago. Dec. 6.-The story of an
Indian village of 262 inhabitants WIN
6S professed Christians and only
twenty church members attempting to
support three churches, was related
at the federal council of churches
here.
OF the 6S Christians in the village
the forty eight that were not mem
bers of the three local churches were
distributed among nine denomlna-
tions. 1t was said that no young man