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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-31
May Divide Schedule.

Another plan which may take def
Dite form in arranging the league
schedule for 1914 is the division Of the
schedule into two sections of perhaps
sixty games each. By this method it
would be possible for one club to win
the early championship and another TO
win the later one. At the end OF the
schedule the two clubs would play q
post-.season series for the championship
OF the league. 1t was pointed out at
today's meeting that where this plan
has been followed in eastern leagues
the same team has very seldom won
both championsh ships, In the case Of the
Union league it would very likely re.
suit IN southern and northern
championship. President BigeIow and
some Of the other directors are in favor
Of the divided schedule plan.
Whatever the 1914 formation of the
league may. be. the Ogden directors will
stand out for strict adherence to the
salary limit. This was made very
plain to President Murphy today, and
he favors the rigid enforcement Of fbe
ediet. Vice President Brown probably
will represent the Ogden association AT
the league meeting in Butte on January
10.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-31
Would Have Eight Clubs.

President Murphy, according to the
impression which he gave at the meet
ing, is enthusiastic for the Union as
sociation with all Of the old clubs in
clude1 and with the addition of Boise
and Pocatello or Twin Falls. This, it
is understood, did not meet with favor
on the part of all the Ogden directors.
Some prefer the addition of Boise and
one other Idaho city, but dropping Mis-
soula and Great Falls, making it q
six-club circuit, as before. Others pre-
fer dropping only one OF the Montana
towns, Great Falls, and including
Boise. Some would even be willing to
eliminate all Of the Montana clubs,
making Salt Lake, Ogden and Boise
the basis of a Utah-Idaho league.
If the Montana towns are retained,
according TO President Bigelow, some
plan must be devised to eliminate the
long out-oftow visits of the southern
clubs. This point was discussed with
President Murphy. One possible solu-
tion Is to arrange the schedule in such
manner that the southern clubs will
make but one trip north during the
season and the northern clubs only
one trip south. In case MissouIa and
Great Falls are not included this diff
Guilty will not be hard to overcome. II
was also proposed to play a greater
number of games at the southern end
of the circuit than at the northern
end, the season in Montana being rela
tively shorter
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-08-12

thelnierseciion OF same with the sec.
tion line running between sections
% and 81. T. 46 N, r. Nv. g..
NJ 60 the south boundary Of the
Chicago. Milwaukee & st Paul right
Of way, by grading It, ourbiug it
Eith concrete curbing. putting in
concrete gutter wnere necessary 70
properly protect said grading, put
ting in the necessary cross walks,
loNering water pipes where necessary
TO permit Of said grading, and raising
or lowering the sewer man holes where
necessary to permit Of said grading.
That Il Is the Intention Of the Oity
Council of the City of ST. Maries to
improve the street known as Ninth
Street in In said city. from the in
tersection Of same with the section
line running between sections % and
81, Il. 46 NJ. r. ? w.. b. NJ, TO
the south boundary of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st Paul right of way
by grading it, curling it with con
crete ourbing putting in concrete
gutter where necessary TO properly
protect said grading. putting in the
necessary Cross walks. lowering the
water pipes where necessary to per
NIT of sal grading. and raising or
lowering the sewer man holes where
necessary to permit OF said grading
That it is the intention Of the City
Council of the City OF 81. Maries 10
improve the street known aa Tenth
Street in said city. from the inter
section Of same with the section line
between sections % aud 27, +. 46 a..
II. B. M. to the south boundary
line of the Chicago and st. Paul
right of way, by grading it, curling
ii with concrete curling. putting 20
concrete gutter where necessary %
properly protect said grading. put
ting Ia the necessary cross walks.
lowering the water pipes where necea
sary to permit of said grading, and
raising or lowering the sewer man
holes where necessary to permit of
said grading. That it is the inten-
tion Of the City Council of the City
of st Maries to improve the street
known as Eleventh Street, in said
city, from the Intersection of the
same with the section line running
between sections % and 81, 4. 46 N.
K. Nv B. NJ. to the north side of Idaho
Avenue by grading 1t curling 1t with
concrete curling putting Ia concrete
gutter where necessary 60 properly
protect said grading putting In the
necessary cross walks lowering the
water pipes when necessary to permit
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-08-12

ting 10 concrete gutter where neces
sary to properly protect said grading
putting 10 the necessary oToss walks
lowering water pipes where necessary
to permit Of said grading and raising
or lowering the sewer man-holes where
necessary to permit Of said grading
Section 2. That the general
character Of the proposed improve
ments on the above described por-
tions OF streets and avenues shall
consist of grading them, ourbing
them with concrete curbing. putting
ia concrete gutter where necessary 20
properly protect said grading, put
ting ia the necessary cross walks,
lowering the water pipes where me-
ceasary to permit to said grading and
raising or lowering the sewer man
holes where necessary TO permit Of
said grading said paving, ourbing,
and cutters to be laid on grades here
tofore established by ordinance OF
said city, aud according to the pro-
dies In the Office of the City Engineer
Section 3. Thst the total esti-
mated cost and expenses Of the pro-
poses improvements to be made on
the ABOVE described portions of said
streets and avenues is sll5.s $50. 90.
The estin,@ed cost and expenses Of
tne proposed grading OF the above
described portions Of said streets and
avenues is SAB, $4,000.
The estimated cost and expense OF
the proposed ourbing Of the above
described portions Of said streets ana
avenues, with concrete curbing Is
sl3.O47.O0
The esti mated cost and expense of
putting in the proposed concrete gut
tiers in the above described portions
OF said streets aud alleys where neoes
sary to properly protect said grading
Is S2l, 5O4. 90.
The estimated cost and expense OF
putting In the proposed CROSS walks
where necessary on the above desorib-
ed portions of safd streets and ave-
uues, is $4,000.
The estimated cost and expense of
the proposed lowering of water pipes
on the above described portions OF
said streets ana avenues, where
necessary to permit OF said grading,
is 1909. w.
Tue estimated cost aud expense OF
the proposed raising or lowering OF
the sewer man holes ON the above
described portions Of said streets and
avenues, where necessary TO permit OF
said grading is $4,000.
And that Of the above total
estimated costs olall the
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-08-12

improvements on the above
described portions Of said streets aud
avenues, the entire estimated cost
and expense to be paid by the city
Of st. Maries, is SIS. $4,000.
Section 4. That the costs aud ex-
penses Of the proposed improvements
90 the above described portions Of
said streets and avenues are 60 be as
sesaed against the property auutting.
fronting, contiguous or tributary to
land included in the improvement
district to be piovlded) the above de-
scrihed PORTIONS of said above named
streets and avenues propused to be
improved, except that the costs ard
expenses Of all improvements made
in the spaces formed by the junction
Of two or more streets or where one
main street terminates In or crosses
another main street. and also all nee
essary street crossings or Cross walks
at corners and intersections of streets
aud the expense incurred IN lowering
water pipes where necessary to permit
of said grading, and the expenses in
Cured In raising or lowering the
sewer man holes where necessary to
permit of said grading, shall be paid
by the city.
Section 8 That any person desir
ing to protest against the said pro
posed Improvements shall file their
written protests thereto Ia the Office
Of Chas r. Schulte, the City Clerk
OF the City of st. Maries, on or be-
fore six o'clock p. m. on the 28sh
day of August, 1913.
Section 6. That all ordinances
and parts of ordinances in conflict
with this ordinance are hereby re-
pealed.
Section Z That this ordinance
shall take effect and be 10 ful, force
upon its passage, approval and publ
cation in two consecutive issues in
1.-THE Record. - bi weekly newspa-
per of general circulation published
in the City of st. Marles, Kootenai
County State of Idaho, on Tuesi lay
and Friday of each and every week.
tue official newspaper of the City OF
st. Maries.
Passed it's frsl reading at the reg
ular meeting Of the City Council of
the City of st. Maries Kootenai
County. State of Idaho, held on the
4th dag OF August, 1913. upon which
yea aud nay vote was taken.
Passed it's second reading upon
which a yea and nay vote was taken,
under suspension of the rules, upon
which a yea aud nay vote was taken,
nt regular meeting OF the City
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-08-12

Of said grading and raising or lower
ing the sewer man holes VII re- neces
sary 60 permit Of said grsdi ig Thai
IL is The intention Of the City Cou
oil Of the City Of st. Mariss to I'm
prove the street known as Twelfth
Street IN said city from the intersec
ton of the came with the section line
runni ng between section % aud ~
I. 46 n. r. 2 W. b. M. to the center
line Of the east and west alley ia
blocks b and 80 Milwaukee Addi-
tion to st. Marles by grading it curb
ing It with concrete curbing putting
IN concrete gutter where necessary TO
properly protect said grading putting
in the necessary cross walks lowering
the water pipes where necessary to
permit Of said grading and raising or
lowering the sewer man hules where
necessay to premlt of said grading
That It Is the intention Of the City
Council of the City of st. Maries to
improve the street known as Thir-
tenth Street Ia said city from the
intersection of same with the section
line running between sections %
and q TO the center line of the east
and west alley In blocks 33 and "a
Milwaukee Addition TO st. Marles
by grading 1t ourbing It with concrete
crubing quitting ia concrete gutter
where necessary to properly protect
said grading putting ia the necessary
Cross walks lowering the water pipes
where necessary to permit Of said
grading and raising or lowering the
sewer man holes where necessary to
permit of said grading. That it Is
the intention of the City Council of
the City Of St. Maries to improve the
street known as Fourteenth Street in
said CITY from the intersection of
sa ne with the section line running
between sections % and 27. to the
north side of Main Avenue, by grad
Jug 1t. curling It with concrete curb.
ing, putting in concrete gutter where
necessary to properly protect said
grading putting 10 the necessary
croaa walks, lowering the water pipes
where necessary to permit Of said
grading, aud raising or lowering
the sewer man holes where necessary
to permit Of said grading. That it is
the intention or the City Council Of
the City of st. Maries to improve the
street known as Fifteenth Street in
said city, FROM the intersection OF
the same with the section lice run
Mug between sections - aud 81, L.
46., r. N , W. q. NJ. to the south sid,
Of College Avenue, by grading it.
ourbing it with concrete curbing put
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ORDINANCE NO 1f3
tContinusd from Page 81

lowering the water pipes where neoes
ssry to permit Of said grading. and
raising or lowering the sewer man-
holes where necessary to permit OF
said grading. That it is the inten-
tion Of the City Council Of the City
Of St. Maries to improve the street
known as Fifth Street 10 said city,
from the intersection Of same with
the section line running between sec
tlons % and 20. I. 46 N, r wv,
B. NJ, to the north side Of Main
Avenue by grading 1t, curbing 1t With
concrete curblng, quitting 10 con.
crete gutter where necessary to prop
erly protect said grading, putting Ia
the necessary cross walks, lowering
the water pipes where necess ry to
permit Of said grading. and raising
or lowering the sewer man holes
where necessary to permit Of said
grading. That II Is the intention of
the City Council of the City of st.
Maries to improve the street known
as Sixth Street, Ia said city, from
the intersection OF the same With
the east and west section line run
ming between sections %, d and %,
90, T. 46., R. ? W., b. NJ, to the
north side of Center Averue. by
grading 1t, ourbing It with concrete
curbing, putting in concrete gutter
where necessary to properly protect
said grading, putting IN the necessary
CROSS walks, lowering the water pipes
where necessary to permit of said
grading, and raising or lowering
the sewer man holes where necessary
to permit of said grading That It
is the intention Of the City Council
Of the City Of st. Maries to improg,
the street known as Seventh Street,
In said city, from the intersection of
same with the section Hue running
between % and 81. L. as NJ, r. 2
W., B. M. to the south boundary
Of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st Paul
right Of way, by grading it. ourbiug
It with concrete curbing, putting IN
concrete gutter where necessary TO
properly protect said grading, putting
In the necessary CROSS walks, lower
ing the water pipes where necessary
to permit Of said grading, and rail-
ing or lowering the sewer man holes
where necessary to permit OF said
grading. That It is the intention
of the City Council Of the City of st
Maries to improve the street known
IS Eighth Street in said city. from
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-08-12
ALIAS SUMMONS

In the District Court OF the Eighth
judicial District Of the State of Ida.
no, in aud for Kootanai County.
Sadie E. Williams, Plaintiff, )
vs..
Am brose p. Williams, Defendant
The State of Idaho 10 Ambrose p.
Williams, the above named defend
ant:
You are hereby notified that a com.
plant has been filed In the Office Of
the Clerk OF the Disrtict Court Of the
Eighth judicial District of the State
Of Idaho. In aud for Kootenai County
at Occur d'Alene. ldahU, by the
above named plaintiff against you
the said defendant.
The said action is brought against
you for the purpose of obtaining an
absolute decree OF divorce from you;
for the purpose of settling the prop
erty rights of TIE parties to said &C
tlon; fer the purpose Of restoring to
IlhlulAn utI nhAutu udluc VI "a
die E. Baldwin; and for aiimony, at
torney fees aud costs Of suit aud for
such other and further relief as the
plaintiff may be in Law and Justice
entitled TO.
The complaint alleges that you and
the plaintiff we're intermarried at
Moore's Greek, Kentucky, on Octo-
Der sth, 1903, aud ever since have
been and now are husband and wife ;
that the plaintiff has been a resident
aud citizen of Idaho fUi more than
elk months last past and has resided
continuously at St Maries, Idaho,
for a PERIOD of four years immediate
ly preceding the commencement OF
this action; that since the said mar
riage, aud for a period of time ex.
ceeding one year Immediately preced-
ing the commencement of this action
you have refused, neglected and fail
ed to provide the plaintiff with the
common necessities of life. because
of your ideness, prohgacy, anc
dissipation. and have. for said perinf
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-08-12

Council Of the City Of st. Msries.
Kooteuai County, Idaho. held or the
4th day Of August, 1913.
Passed its third and hnal read Ing,
upon which a yea and nay vote Was
taken, under suspension oi rules. Up
Oh which a yea aud nay vote was TAX
en- and duly enacted an ordinance Of
the City OF st Maries. at a regular
meeting of the City Council of the
City OF st. Maries, Kootensi County,
Idaho, held on the attn deg of Aug
ust, 1919.
HENRY l.. MULCAHY, Mayor.
Attest: CHAS. r. SCHULTZ,
(SeeD City Clerk.
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Of time contributed nothing to the
support Of this plaintiff.
And for a second and further cause
of action against you the complaint
alleges that disregardinR your duties
az a husband toward the said plant
If, you have been guilty uf habituai
intsmpersnce for more than one year
last past. to-wit; That you have used
intoxicating liquors for more than
QUE year last past to such an extent
as to disqusliiy you greater part Of
the time from properly attending to
business.
That there are two children the is
sue Of the said marriage, Claud, boy,
age five; Floy, girl, age six.
The complaint further alleges that
you are not a proper or fit person to
have the care, custody, or raising Of
children, because of your evil habits,
drunkenness and dissipation.
You are further notified chat the
complaint asks and demands judg
ment as follows:
That the bonds of mstrimony ex-
listing between yourself and defend
ant be dissolved.
That the plaintiffs maiden name be
restored to her, Sadie E. Baldwin.
That the care. custody aud control
of said minor children be awarded to
the plaintiff
And for such other and further re-
lief as the plaintiff may In law and
Justice he entitled to.
All Of which facts aud prayer will
more fully appear from the verified
complaint now on file In said cause
at the Court House at Occur d'Alene.
Idaho, IN the office of tue CLERK of
the said District Court; said com
plant is hereby referred to and is
incorporated herein and made a part
hereof.
You are hereby dir, eted to appear
and answer the said complaint within
twenty days after service hereof, il
served within the Eighth judicial
District of the State of Idaho. and
within forty days if served elsewhere,
exclusive of the day Of service).
And you are further notified that
unless you so appear aud answer the
complaint. as above directed, the
plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
Given under my hand aud seal OF
the District Court of the Eighth Ju-
dicisl District of The State of Idaho,
IN and for Kooteuai County, this 2sth
day of July, 1918.
d. h. DANDY,
/ (SeaD CLERK.
VIM d. Keetun, attorney for the
plaintiff Address and residence, st.
Maries, Idaho. also
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To THE PEOPLE OF ST. MARIES

probably
in o
deep
high bridges Big
Milwaukee
three months The Na o. mill and yards flooded for the length
forSng
bigger than should better
Our obligations than afford stock oms and
clothing To
chndrens third off
35c $500 for Csc Some wash will be oc the but
delivery trunks 9th
placeis ROGANS
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-08-12

In the District Court of the Eighth
judicial District Of the State of Ida.
no, in aud for Kootanai County.
Sadie e. Williams, Plaintiff,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-07-02
BLOOMINGTON

special Correspondence to the Herald.
More Bloomington iteme on anoth-
er page.
The writer enjoyed Sunday even
ing at Manhattan Beach, - near the
north end of the Wisconsin river
bridge at Boscobel. There we found
Uncle Abe Patch. wife and Marie
nicely located in one of the six
cottages on the river bank. We were
royalty entertained by the Patches,
John T. Ruka and Anschuetz families,
who are in camp, and Walt Shipley
and wife and Jack Shipley, who were
over from town for the evening. We
had nice launch ride and the ladies
got us late supper without losing
their temper. The younger ladies
also helped drive away dull care for
the other members of the party.
Messrs. Dave Ballantine, Clyde Fox.
Leo BARLEY and Oscar Selle. Joseph
Him of Fennimore was a guest at the
Anschuetz cottage, and took a boat
ride. Joe doesn' t like water 1.-THE
river kind, and that's wise idea
to be shy of it, Miss Mabel Willett.
our teacher of the deaf, was a guest
at the Patch cottage, enroute to her
home at Grandfathers Falls.
Joseph Horsfall and wife and Hugh
Eorsfall and wife were guests of the
latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ham
mond, at Homer, Sunday. Hugh and
wife we're celebrating their third
wedding anniversary that day.
The Lee Greer family are occupy
ing their cottage at BagleY.
George Monroe and daughter were
injured by the overturning of their
automobile, near Patch Grove Sun
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-07-02

day There is grave danger in the
turning turtle of an auto. When it
happens the occupants rarely escape
unhurt.
Miss Nell Phillips, teacher at Mil
waukee, is home for vacation
Miss Ruby Hatch returned Saturday
from Dakota
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Marshall
mourn the loss of an infant daughter
Jesse REESE is home FROM Chicago
for few days visit He is accom-
panied by a friend from Evansville.
Jesse likes his work in a Chicago
bank.
Harley Hickok, Tom Woodhouse.
Dave Ballaptine and Will Mapes have
gene to Texas with a land excursion.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hayden of Bee.
town have rented the Thos. Woodhouse
house in Brooklyn and will take uI
their residence there soon. Mrs
Hayden conducts the millinery store
in the Butler building,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-07-02
NEW SIGN BOARD LAW
Being Chapter 400, Laws of 1913 Passed
By Present Legislature.

Being Chapter 402, Laws of 1913 Passed
By Present Legislature.
Wisconsin has had sign board
law upon its statute books for couple
of years or more past but it has not
been enforced with any regularity.
The roads throughout this section of
the STAGE are quite generally angling
roads and not being laid along town
ship or section lines at regular dis
tances it is difficult for those who are
not familiar with the roads to readily
drive from place to place without
getting out frequently at road corners
to inquire the way or to make sure
that he is on the right road to the
next town or wherever he wishes to
90.
The present legislature has passed
new law providing that the town
board of each town in the state of
Wisconsin shall cause to be erected
before the first day of December, 1913,
and to be kept in good repair suit.
able and appropriate guide boards on
and along all main travelled public
highways where the same intersect
with other main public highways
within their respective towns. The
expense of the erection and keeping
in repair Of all such guide boards
shall be paid out Of the treasury Of
such town.
Sec. 2. Such guide boards shall
be securely attached at the upper end
of post set in the ground, and shall
when firmly set project seven feet and
six inches above the ground.
Sec. 3. There shall be painted
upon such guide boards in plain
black Roman letters not less than two
and one half inches high, the names
of adjoining or important towns, vii
lagos or cities to and through which
said public highway leads, the dis
lance in miles of such town, village
or city from such guide post, and any
indication Of direction which will
be helpful to the traveller.
Sec. 4. Any person who shall de
face, injure or destroy any such guide
board shall be guilty of misdemeanor
and upon conviction thereof shall be
punished by fine of not less than ten
dollars nor more than twenty five dol
lars.
Sec. 5. It shall be the duty of
the district attorney of any county
upon the receipt of a written COM
plant signed by any resident of such
county alleging that the town board
of any town has failed or refused or
fails or refuses to carry out the provi-
sion of this section, to make such in
vestigation as may be necessary, and
if he shall find the allegations of such
complaint to be true, he shall forth
with notify the town board in default
to comply with the provisions Of this
section, and if said town board shall
thereafter fail within a reasonable
time to comply with such notice and
with the provisions of this section, the
district attorney shall institute proper
proceedings in court of competent
jurisdiction against such town board
to enforce compliance with this Sec
ton.