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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-26
Resolution

Declaring the intention Of the Board OF
Trustees OF the Village Of Jerome, Lin
coin County, Idaho, 10 form and e.
tablish sprinkling district in said vii
lage, TO be known a. sprnkling dis
trict No. One, describing the territory
10 be included therein, and the street
TO be sprinkled, estimating the cost
thereof, and providing Tor the manner
OF paying the same.
Be it resolved by the Chairman and
Board OF Trustees OF the Village OF Je-
rome, Lincoln County, Idaho;
That whereas, it appearing TO the
Chairman and Board OF Trustees OF said
village that it is and will be necessary to
sprinkle the street in said village, known
as Main Street, or part thereof, and it
further appearing that the cost of oper-
ating a sprinkler thereon and sprinkling
the same should be borne by the owners
OF the property abutting, contiguous and
tributary thereto;
Now therefore, be it resolved, by the
chairman and board oi trustees OF said
village;
That it is the intention OF said chair
man and board OF trustees To create and
establish a sprinkling district. 10 be.
known as sprlnkling district No. One, for
the purpose OF sprinkling said district
and paying the cost thereof, as follows
The street known as Main Street Of
Sdlu village, beginning at YAK street on
the east and ending at Peach Street on
the west.
The estimated cost OF sprinkling said
street as above described and maintain
ing said sprinklng district is the sum OF
two dollors annually for each lot OF TWEEN
ty-five feet frontage on said street in
blocks 10, 80, 70, "A, IS, and 81, and
four dollars annually for each lot OF TWEEN
ty-fve feet frontage on said street in
blocks 50, "a, So, Sc, 70, 10, II and IS:
and said sum or so much thereof as may
be necessary to defray said expense will be
assessed and levied against the lots front
| ing or abuting said street, between the
| points above mentioned.
Amy and all owners OF property To-
Gated and included within the sprinkline
district as above proposed, and desiring L
protest against the creation and stablish
ment thereof as herein specified, must fl,
in the Office OF the clerk of said village
on or before the Both day OF June, 1913
at O'Clock p. IN. a written protcs
thereto, which protest shall describe tn,
real estate owned by him, and the rea
son OF such protest.
w. A. PETERS,
Chairman.
Attest
\. ID. WILLIAMSON,
| Clerk
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-26
Most Children Have Worms.

Many mothers think their children are
suffering from indigestion. headache.
nervousness. weakness. co-tiNeneS>. Wh hen
they are victims OF that most common OF
all children : ailmentS-worins. Peevish.
ill-temp% ireliul children. who toss
and grind their teeth, with had breath
and colicky pains. have AL the symptoms
Kick apoo Worm Killer, pleasant candy
lozenge. which expelS worms. regulates
the bowels, tones up the system. and
makes children well and happy kickapOo
Worm Killer i guaranteed. All druggists
or by mail Price -. kickapOo Indian
Medicine 20. Philiielpnia and It. Louis.
(Adv)
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-26
Ulcers and Skin Troubles.

Ii you are suffering with any old, run
ming or fever sores. ulcers, boils, ecze-
ma OF other skin troubles, get box OF
Bueklen's Arnica Salve and you will get
relief promptly. Mrs. Bruce Jones, of
Birmingham. Ala, suffered from an ugly
ulcer for nine months andBucklen' sArnica
Salve cured her in two weeks Will help
you. Only pc. Recommended by all
druggists. (Adv.D
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-26
National Educational Association Con-
vention,

salt Lake City, July oil. 1913.
Excursions via Oregon Short Line from
all points. Tickets on sale from Utah
points July 9TH TO 9th, inclusive, limited
10 July 18th. From other points, July
4th TO sth, inclusive. limited 10 July
10Th. See agents for rates and further
particulars.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-26
For Sale.

i nice Jersey and Shorthorn Heiiers.
Twenty months TO two years old. All
good dairy types. Some coming fresh
soon. Also young Holstein bull.
LIND, miles West I South.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-26
OREGON SHORT LINE

Freight will leave Minidoka. Monday
Wednesday and Friday and Bliss every
alternate day.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-26
Idaho Southern Railroad Train Schedule
Effective March 10th, 1913.

ALLY No. = STATIONS DAILY No.
Nv. l2:O5 pm. Gooding Art. SIS pm.
Lv. l2:20 pm. Bennett Arr. ) 80 pm.
Lv. 12:4O pm. Wendell AIT. 52i pm.
I.v. 1855 pm. Appleton Art. sos pm.
Art. lilo pm. Jerome Lv. 40 pm.
D. c. MAcWArTERs, V. ?. d q. NJ,
Miner, Ida.
f.. s. JACKSON, Supt., Gooding. Ida.
=. II. RADCLIFFE, G. P. A, Miner, Ida
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-26
Guaranteed Eczema Remedy.

The constant itching. burning r'inesS'
rash ana ai~asr,t.ahie effects 90 eczema.
letter. salt rheum. itch. piles ami irr-
Eating skin erupiion~ can u- readily CURED
and the skin made clear ana smooth With
pr. Hohsou'> Eczema Ointment Mir. j.
G. F,elani oi bath. H.. says Il had
eczema twenty-five years ami had tried
everything Al failed. When l found
Or. Hob>on'> Eczema Ointment l found
a cure. This ointment l. the formula
OF physician .-ld las n'cn IA Use Cor
year, mot AN experiment. That Is Why
We can guarantee. H. AL druggists OF oN
mail. Price Tv pieiher Chemical Co.,,
Philadelphia and - Louis 'NdN.l
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-26

L pic Date Farmer.
The upto-daJe farmer is always
busy laying his plans for the next
seasons work. no matter whether it
Is summer or winter just ahead.
Morgan County republican., 1913-01-30
Entertaining The Preachers.

Mayor +. y. Harrison and Mrs.
Harrison entertained the Versailles
preachers and their wives at a sump-
Gus SIX O'Clock dinner, Friday,
Jan. 24th, 1918, at the their beau,i
ful home. said to he the handsomest
and best turnised residence in Ver-
sailles. Those present we're: Elder
Edmond Wilkes, of Columbia. Mo. .
pastor OF the Versailles Christian
church, Rev. and Mrs. f. B. Woods,
OF Versailles, Rev. and Mrs. 5. r.
Cay ton, pastor M. +. Clutch, South !;
Rev. n. $. rhornhill and wife. Of the
Versailles Baptist church, and Rev.
T. +. Orr and wife Of Westminster
PresbyterianChurCh, Versailles. With
abundan VI good things furnished
by Mrs. Harrison peace and harmon
prevailed. ..
Morgan County republican., 1913-01-30
G. n. Hargett Got His n.

Gov. Ma jor has appointed G.. M.
Hargett. Asst. Cashier of the Bank Of
Versailles. as state bank examiner, a
position ,ha, pays $1,000 per year and
travelling expenses. We congratulate
Mr.. hargett on his appoint. ent, AS
we know he has honestly earned It,,
and Gov. Major has done well IN rec
ognling merit. both in the work
done. and the ability 10 fill so impor-
tant a POSITION. MIR. iiargeu will
continue to make Versailles his home
but his duties will Keep him on the
move the greater paIt OF hi, time.
Morgan County republican., 1913-01-30
A Coming Profession.

As FAR as our knowledge goes, the
city oi Sumter. South Carolina. is
justified in claiming that it has intro
ductd "a new and coming profess
sion. through the secretary of its
Chamber of Commerce. and enter
pri>ing community OF ten thousand
people has ann 'uaccd tina, applica-
tinnS will be received tor the Office
OF ci'y manager of Sumter. From
the brief summary of the requirements
for his office, We gather that that the
applicant should be competent to
oversee public work, such as,paving,
lighting. water supply. and SO forth,
that Nh engineer would be preferred:
thai he INNS, state what has been his
previous experience in municipal
work: that he viii have complete
administrative control Of the city,
subject to the approval of board OF
three elected commissioners and that
he will hold office as long as he gives
satisfaction to the commissioners ;
tnat hts work will be purely that OF
an expert: and that he will be tree
from political control: finally. al.
though local conditions and traditions
will be taken into cunsideration
local citizenship will not be- necessary
The announcement concludes, by
designating this as "a splendid
chance for the right man to make a
record IN a new and coming profess
Morgan County republican., 1913-01-30
State Secretary CominS.

Rev. : |. Williams state secretary
OF the Missouri Sunday School As
soCiation is to be in our city next
Sunday and hold a Sunday school
conference at the Christian Church Al
a:3o p. m. and address mass
meeting a, the Methodist church at
'7:5o p. m.
1t is hoped that everybody will
take advantage at his oppor'un,tV t"
learn more about, and get inspiration
for this most ,u,pnrtanl department OF
church work. and "i public Improve
ment generally.
SECRETARY ot Pastors A!ance.
Morgan County republican., 1913-01-30
Mary Melinda Hicks.

Died. at the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. ". J. Williams. Versailles, Sun
day. Jan. a6th. I9I2. Mrs. Mary
Malinda Hicks. aged 68 years, Of
old age and its accompanying cares
and troubles.
Mrs Hicks was born in Virginia
Janv. 26th. I84s. She came to Nor
gan County when but a child. with
her parents. Mr., and Mrs, John
Crane. She married II. J.. Cochran
Feby. Iath, 1870, to which union
one child was born, Mary Ann. MI
Cochran died May az, 1871. and she
married Elisha Hicks October 81,
1875. to which union seven children
were born. one (SamueD dying in
infancy the other six. Mrs. DAME
Williams. Gravois Mills: Mrs. Chas
Slia, Springfield ; George A Barnett
John A. Watonga, Okla. Mrs. w
/ Williams, Versailles. and Rober
L., Pilot Rock, Oregon. still survive
her.
She united with the Baptist Churcl
over thirty years ago, and was bap
tised by Rev. Ed Sims, who conduct
ed the funeral services at Big Roc
church. and her remains laid 10 res
Jan. 27th.
Morgan County republican., 1913-01-30
LEGISLATORS Too Numer US.

The Missouri gen"r,l assembly
would do better work il its member
shig were reduced onc-h,li the salary
OF its members doubled and
some way found 10 discourage
the Introduction ut freak bills
"1hat'> the opinion Of Newlan
Conkling Of Carroll county, former
representative and leader OF the
Democratlc minority OF the house
during the Folk administration.
The assembly i, too large for
practical purposes. sud Mr.. Crnk-
ling at the Hotel Baltimore. III II
could be cur IN two anu the salary
doubled, we'd get better men and
they'd attend to business far more
effectively, At present there are too
my men Of small Calib"r in the
assembly. AS, there are Il good
many who devote their time To freak
bills ton the mere purpose "i attain.
ing not ,rIely. x ,nsas City lar
nal. Nl..a
Morgan County republican., 1913-01-30
A Lazy ans Garden.

Albert Taylor was in town Wednes-
dav morning, and talking about the
fine weather. he said he h ,d raised
big lot OF fine cabbage but didn't
have time to gather them, hut now
goes out and gets 'em as he wants
EN-. and they are just fine. 1t seems
as it God was helping the women and
girls to take of the bachelors.
Morgan County republican., 1913-01-30
Preaching AT The Presbytrlan
Church Sunday

, Regular services next SUNDAY.
morning at IL 100. aud a. I 100 in the
evening at the PRESBYTERIAN Church.
SUNDAY school at 9:45. T. a Crew
son Supt. You are invited.
Subject at the morning service:
"Chr,slian EduCation.'
No service at night on account OF
mass meeting at the Methodist church
in the interest Of Sunday School
Work.
Morgan County republican., 1913-01-30
An Additional Offer.

For a shor, time we will add The
Kansas City Weekly Post to both OF
our big offers. SO that You get The
Morgan County REPUBLICAN. Nc
Calls Magazine and pattern. the
weekly Kansas City Star and weekly
Kansas Ciiy Post tor 8l.OO.
The weekly Post goes with our big
$3.50 offer. making Sr7rn papers
and magazines one wear for $3.50.
possibly sooner. so do no, put off un-
til to" late and then wish YOU had
now is the time.
Morgan County republican., 1913-01-30
Mineral Resources
OF Missouri.
Handy Vest Pocket Pamphlet
IsSaed BY Geological Survey.

In neatly illustrated vest pocxet
pamphlet the Missouri Geological
Survey shows that Missouri leads All
other states IN the production Of zinc.
lead, barytcS. and Irlpol,: has lm-
portant seams ct coal. the hnt st lime
stone and granite, the highest grade
fire Clal~ and glass sand. extensive
deposits OF cobalt, nickel. copper, +,
pyrites. iron ores. mllrrhl pants, and
abundant mineral waters.
These and other mineral deposits
constitutes vast underground wealth
of Missouri. the output Of which is
valued at more than 81 900, 900 an
nually.
The pamphlet outlines briefly the
general, distribution. as well as the
value n the output of each OF the
mineral resources. Small illustrations
show typical mines. mills and quarrirs,
while the distribution OF the various
deposits IS Indicated bv double
page outline map. A list OF the re-
ports OF the Survey available tor dis
trihu,lon is also gwen.
4 copy OF the pamphlet should be
in the hands OF every citizen and car
be obtained upon representatives
H. A Buehler, State Geologist, Rol
| la. Missouri.
Morgan County republican., 1913-01-30

The Professor is regular con-
tributOr to The Missouri, Farmer,
Missouri's greatest farm and stock
paper. published at Columbia.
Send dollar to the wspaper in
which yon see this article. for three
years subsCription--l special offer
which will soon be Withdrawn. Your
money back in six months If YOU
don't consider The Missouri Farmer
the most helpful farm paper you ever
read. See notice elsewhere of the
great list of special articles which are
now appearing. or will soon appear
in The Missouri Farmer.
Morgan County republican., 1913-01-30

Miss Julia Moss is quite sick with
bronchitis.
-. &. Payne. and wife, OF Stock
ton. Tex. were here few days This
week visiting his sister, Mrs Ed
Nelson. and family.
Morgan County republican., 1913-01-30
Gett ;n9 Better.

The editor continues to Improve in
health. but cannot vet walk withou,
crutch hes. and the amount ut work he
can do in the Office W. uldn't more
than earn the feed tor chicken II the
lre.enI high cost of living. So The
g'rl, are really running the RrpuBli-
C\N. with the editor trying To- boss.
The paper and office is Tor sale at
$1,000 90 any time buyer CONES.
A friend saws he endorses the name
"Ncrs lilies Watchman, suggested
recently tor the REPUBLICAN,. He
saws We have L"a,lrr, and II it is a
leader It is leader enough; and a
Statesman. and with its brand of
craftsmanship it is enough, and with
the WdtChman to watch the Leader
and Statesman and try Ia guide them
into thu path OF truth and uSciuln, s..
and to keep an eye on the graiters
and boudcrs and other wrongdorrs, ,
it will find plenty of work and its
name will >pond with its ecIs
| A wat' hman on the tower i, alway,
needed.
Morgan County republican., 1913-01-30
Organ For Sale

An Estey Organ, good as
new, cost SIS 90, offered for
S25,oo, For particulars call
at TheRepublican Office, Yer
sailles, Mo.
Morgan County republican., 1913-01-30
LOCAL NEWS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

gone again.
Mrs. G.. M. Hargett and daughter.
Helen. were visiting relatives in K.
e.. last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. &. Settle. and
baby. &. jr OF 81. Louis. came IN
Tuesday foi visit with Mrs. Settles
parents. Mr. and Mrs. f. Price.
You've read of the "57 varieties -
Well. they say that is the number of
apple, ants for the Versailles post
Office. and AS many .'varie,ies' as
there are applicants.
The city election will soon he here.
April 4th, and those Interested in the
pr 'prtss OF our city should ge, busy
and select the right men to keep
things mo, ing forward.
We would like 20 live to see the
United States government OF the com
mission form. the congress one house
Compnsci OF one commissioned from
each >t,tr And the same form for
Missouri and every county and city
in the Imperial State. 1t rs coming.
the civ has IN offer Of 50 900 for
the electric li.ht plant two or three
p,rIles want it. also parties wish to
e,>c. Better II. # you en- ge'
'nough to pay off the Indebtedness.
light and power business OF Versailles
ShpulI be Il paving propn>ill"n. and
wiYl he when run in !. business way On
ahus'ne,s basis.
t The parcel post is doing 4 big bu>i-
| ness. and it gwen t" the people wn, n
| hrst PROPOSED would have saved them
which they have been robbed by the
express companies. When adjusted
to reasonable rate and the red tape
cut out it will try the pn>lothct de-
partnent 10 the utmost To handle the
emo nous business Now. 1t comes
h me t., the business man OF the
small town. II he would continue in
business, that he must u,e the parcel
posi- and educate his country custom =
rrs t" use it. and to make i, work just
right and meet the mail order houses
he must adverll.e con iuuali> and
,ruthful.y and prove bv his goods and
figures that he can sell as Cheaply a
$nv mail order house on earth. bu,
don't forget the combination the
parcel post and the advertising col
umns OF the ne"spaper-they art
>Siamrse TWINS.
We called at the Bank Of Versailles
Monday. and inquired a> to wht
would succeed G.. M. Ha,gcit m tn,
bank Bank people don't talk much
they seem to pin their ia,th to the ole
adage: money talks but Presi
dent Ross informed IS that lher,
would he no successor. the prcsen
force feeling able and competent /,
keep the institution forging ahead
Mrs. Hargett looked as if she woul'
say, that as far far as work in IN
bank was concerned. it always KEEP
her guessing as to whether Guido wa
u wors in the bank OF off hcbnobbln
with the politicians. ~. l.. fee!
c nfiden. he could do 1t all, II he ha
to; and il you lister to Ross for
minute he will convince you he doe
do it all. and our deductions are tha
the real work what keeps the whee
a.running round is done by Mrs, Hal
gett, but one thing sure the bushes
Of the Bank OF Versailles is in sue
smooth running order. like the go'
ernment at Washington, il could ju
run itself for month or two witho'
Morgan County republican., 1913-01-30
Wanted-Cop,es OF last week

"dUVc0 -NVJ'VH VI IdHt "cck
REPUBI.IcAN r. l.. Carson. ex-edi-
tor Cole Camp Courier. asks for six
copies o, last weeks issue. and we
! have none but our file. Would like
to accommodate Bro. Carson. and will
do SO It our subscriber, wilr ust send
us the papers.
Morgan County republican., 1913-01-30

sion: since this is the first time that
"A permanent charter position OF this
sort has been created IN the United
States. '-SCientitiC American.
Morgan County republican., 1913-01-30

Alfred Neville. and family, of El-
don. visited his aunt. Mrs. II. r.
Neville. last week.
Morgan County republican., 1913-01-30

Old PAPERS for sale AT this Of
ice. 20" per hundred.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-31

FIGURES
JUCCLED
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Washington. May 31.-Flatly deny
ing the claims of former Postmaster
General Hitchcock that the postal
system was self-sustaining during the
last Republican administration, Post
master General Burleson today made
public the report Of the postal survey
board, severely indicting the Republi.
can regime for juggling figures to
show surplus which did not exist.
"Uniustifiable methods Of book.
keeping" "ruthlessly enforced policy
Of false economy crippling Of public
service and conspiracy to embarrass
part of the Democratic administration
were sweeping charges made against
Republican officeholders.
Instead of a surplus of 100000, as
claimed by Hitchcock, for the 1911 re-
port he asserts that there was a de-
ficit Of over S750Oo0.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-31

". Emlin Roosevelt, cousin and chum
Of the ex-president, swore his relative
was never under the influence Of Ii.
quor
1t is rumored that the suit may term
mate suddenly through the action Of
the defense attorneys, but neither side
would admit it.
Dispositions from George Emlin
Roosevelt, a cousin, DIR. Albert Shaw
editor of the Review Of Reviews,
George B. Cortelyou, former secretary
to Roosevelt and Alexander Graham,
newspaper correspondent. were read,
all testified to the Colonel's strict so
briefly Dispositions from Admiral
Dewey and others will be read this
afternoon. concluding the Colonel's
case
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-31
Plan BIRD
SHOW FOR
DECEMBER

Last night at the meeting Of the
Grady County Poultry association the
date for the second annual poultry
show Of the association was definitely
decided upon and steps were taken
to at once secure the services of a
Judge, that there may be no hitch in
the proceedings later
According to the plans adopted last
night the show will open on the last
day in December and continue five
days therefrom. However it is barely
possible that the date may be changed
in order not to conflict with the dates
Of othe. shows in the southwest, as
chicken fanciers win wish to enter
their birds in all the big shows in this
part Of the country.
That the second annual show will
have liberal display Of fine fowls
has long been evidenced BY the NUM-
erous inquiries that have been receiy-
ed by the association regarding next
winters show The officers state that
at the present time they can safely
count on 1000 fine exhibition chick
ems for the show, which number will
doubtless be Increased as the time
for the show draws nearer
BY vote Of the members, Kendall
Galloway, president Of the association,
was instructed to at once get into
communication with some thoroughly
reliable and competent judge and Sc
cure a contract for his services at the
1854 show.
It was agreed to purchase 100 col
lapslble, regulation exhibition coops
which will be furnished at the show
free Of charge.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-31
GIVE CONCERTS
AT BALL PARK


Announcement was made today that
thi chickasha Concert band VIII give
Thursday evening concerts at Univers-
ity park, beginning next week. and
continuing throughout the summer
The band now has II members and
has been doing some good practice
work. An excellent program has been
prepared for the first concert There
win be dancing after the concert for
those who wish to indulge in that pas.
time. The general admission price to
the park viii be ten cents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-31
DRILLINCIS
STARTED AT
STERLING

NARROW Okla, May BIN. 9.
Gormley Of Chicago, Who has large oil
interests in the state, is making Mar.
low his headquarters while conduct.
ing drilling operations on a large
acreage in the vicinity Of Sterling.
The name Of biz company is the
Sterling OIL, Gas and development
Co., and their rig is running on sec
ton 80 Nsa aW. It isa standard rig
and IS equipped to drill a $500 foot
we'll
J. G. Fisher, a driller, with exper.
ience IN California, Chic. and In Okla
homa, Is IN charge Of the work. For
several years he has been with the
W. T. Henry Oil company.
Mr. Gormley says that at least three
test wells viii be drilled and that $500
ieet Is the minimum depth unless the
oil is found shallower.
An expert geologist expresses the
opinion that the "anticline from the
Gotebo field extends from the north
west TO the southeast passing under
Sterling" In my opinion Sterling is
in the main field.
Mr. Gormley evidently has a great
deal Of faith in the proposition, for
he is financing his own operations and
is not reddling stock over tle country