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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-04-18

and spread upon the minutes of the said
City of Leavenworth, and which said reso-
luton of acceptance was in words ana ng-
ures as follows, to-wit:
RESOLUTION
Whereas, a proposition has this day been
offered by the Tumwater Light " water
Company to the CITY II heaSenw o}tTs
to sell and convey to the City of Leaven-
worth Its water distribution system located
within the corporate limits OF the City OF
Whereas a considerable portion of the
water system of said Tumwater Light u
Water Company can be used adyantageously
in the construction of the system now be-
ing installed by the City of Leavenworth,
to the benefit of the said City and of the
Whereas, II appears to the satisfaction of
the Council of said City, that the property
being purchased is worth the whole pur-
property is to the financial advantage of
said City; and
Whereas, the said City of Leavenworth
desired to accept said proposition ana does
| hereby accept said proposition and hereby
agrees to purchase said water system To-
cated within the City of Leavenworth upon
| the terms submitted by said company,
which said proposition is as follows:
I'VE hereby offer to sell to the City OF
| Leavenworth the water system Including
all pipes, connections, meters, franchises
and all appliances of whatsoever nature or
kind being part of the water system OF the
Tumwater Light Water Company. 10
City OF Leavenworth, including good will
and so much of the business of said COM
pany as is connected with the water system
of said company within said City for the
sum of Seven thousand five hundred sixty
and 100 ($7S60.40) Dollars.
| The said Tumwater Light & Water Com
pany agrees, upon demand of the City OF
LeaVenworth, to convey to the City OF Lea
venworth all of the property hereinbefore
described upon payment by said City to
said company, or to the assigns OF said com,
pany, of the said sum OF Seven thousand
| five hundred sixty and 40-l00 Dollars
($75G0. 40), but nothing in this offer contained
shall be construed to mean that the Com
pany agrees to convey any real property
other than its water franchises, nor any
property of any kind whatsoever except Its
water system.
Possession of said water system, SO far
as making connections or otherwise improv-
ing same or adding thereto, or to connect
with the system being installed at present
by the said City of Leavenworth, shall be
delivered to said City of Leavenworth upon
the payment of the purchase price, but the
business of conducting said water system
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ORDINANCE NO. I17

An Ordinance ratifying and confirming a
resolution of the City Council of the date
of April 8th, 1913, purchasing from the
Tumwater Light q Water Company a
corporation, the property in said resolu-
ton described.
Tumwater Light & Water Company, cor.
poration, made an offer in writing to the
City of Leavenworth, which said offer was
To the Honorable Mayor City Council,
City of Leavenworth,
Gentlemen:
venworth, the water system, including all
pipes, connections, meters, franchises and
all appliances of whatsoever nature or kind
being part of the water system of the Turn
water Light & Water Company, located
within the corporate limits of the City of
LeaVenworth, including good will and so
much of the business of said company as is
connected with the water system of said
company within said city for the sum of
seven thousand i've hundred sixty and 40 lOU
Dollars (S7560.40.)
The said Tumwater Light & Water Com
pany agrees upon demand of the City of
Leavenworth to convey to the City of Lea
venworth all of the property hereinbefore
described upon payment by said City to
said Company, or its assigns, of the said
sum of Seven thousand five hundred sixty
and 40-l00 Dollars, (S7560.40), but nothing in
this offer contained shall be construed to
mean that the Company agrees to convey
any real property other than its water fran
chises, nor any property OF any kind what
soeyer except its water system.
Possession of said water system, so far as
making connections or otherwise improving
same or adding thereto, or to connect with
the system being installed at present by the
said City of Leavenworth, shall be delivered
to said City of Leavenworth upon the pay
ment of the purchase price, but the bust
ness of conducting said water system shall
not be turned over to the City OF Leaven-
worth until such time as said City shall be
able to operate said system with its own
water from the system now being installed
by said City and until such time the said
Tumwater Light & Water Company shall
keep and have for its own all revenue de-
rived from the operation of said water sys-
tenn.
Respectfully submitted,
TUMWATER LIGHT d WATER co.
By j B. Adams,
President
Whereas the City of Leavenworth did on
the Sth day of April, 1913, by and through its
City council accept said offer by resolution
In writing duly passed by said city council
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which improvements are shown by plans
and specifications prepared by the City En-
gineer and included in Improvement Dis
trict 2.
All bids must be filed with the City Clerk
of the City of Leayenworth on or before
O'Clock D. m. of the Goth day of April, 1913.
Each bid must be accompanied by GER
titled check for sum not less than per
cent of the amount of the bid.
The City Council reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
Plans and specifications are on file with
the City Clerk of the City of LeaVenworth
Dated this 18th day of April, 1913, Leaven-
worth, Wash.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Notice is hereby given that the City OF
Leavenworth will, on the 10Th day OF April,
1918, let a contract for the improvement OF
Evans street and Benton Street rs des-
cribed in Improvement District 3.
All bids must be filed with the City CLERK
of the City of Leayenworth on or before .
O'Clock p. m, of the Goth day of April, 1913.
Each bid must be accompanied by a GER
titled check for sum not less than per
cent of the amount or the bid.
The City Council reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
Plans and specifications are on file with
the City CLERK of the City of Leavenworth.
Dated this 18th day of April, 1913. Leayen-
worth, Wash.
GUY A. HAMILTON, City Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Notice is hereby given that the City of
Leavenworth will, on the 29th day of April.
Price Avenue as included in Improvement
District 4.
All bids must be filed with the City CLERK
O'Clock o. M of the 10Th day of April, 1913.
Each bid must be accompanied by certi-
fled check for sum not less than five per
cent of the amount OF the bid.
The City Council reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
Plans and specifications are on file with
the City Clerk of the City OF Leavenworth'
Dated this 18th day. of April 1913. Leaven-
worth, Wash.
GUY A. HAMILTON, City Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Notice is hereby given that the City OF
Leavenworth will, on the 10Th day OF April;
1918, let contract for the Improvement OF
Street, 18th Street: 18th street; l4th street;
and an extension of Commercial Street TO
the City limits of the City OF Leavenworth'
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quarantined and their offspring, shall
be allowed upon any quarantined
premises until quarantine has been Of
ficially raised.
Rule 5. The period of quarantine
shall extend for period of six
months unless sooner raised by state
veterinarian
Rule 6. Hogs shipped from county
or district in the state of Idaho where
hog cholera is known to exist unless
intended for immediate slaughter shall
be treated the same as those imported
into the state.
Rule Z. ALI dogs in a township
where hog cholera exists must be con-
fined to owners premises. This must
be strictly adhered to.
Rule 8. Carcasses of hogs, dead
from hog cholera, must be burned to
ashes.
Rule 8. Any person convicted of
the violation of the above proclama-
tons, rules and regulations shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor and punished
as in such cases provided by law.
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THE PEOPLES CAFE
D. S. Hall. I'M & WARE, Projectors
THE POPULAR PLACE FOR "A SQUARE MEAL

mine, tornadoes, earthquakes and 9TH
er calamities frequently visit the
earth?
Q3.) God generally finds some ame-
Iteration for every calamity. wWouid
You therefore say, and why, that Jo-
seph was raised up by God to prepare
Tor the coming seven years of famine?
Q4.) How much merit was due to
Joseph Tor being able to interpret this
dreamg (This Is one of the questions
"hlch may be answered In writing by
members Of the club.)
(l5.) Verses 33-36-Is it the duty Of
every normal man to save money or
make provision for the time when he
| may not be able to earn any? Why?
(16.) Should every man who has a
wife or family depending on him in
sure his life for as much as his in
| come will allow him to carry? Why
or why not?
| Q7) Would you say that Joseph s
advice to Pharaoh was divinely in
| spired, or simply the advice of level
headed man? Why?
(1S) Verses 37-45-Would you say
that the spirit of God dwelt in Jo-
seph all the time? Why?
09O Was Joseph conscious that il
was God who showed him all these
things, and may every godly man have
a similar consciousness?
| (20) Did the plan to make Joseph
ruler of Egypt originate with Pharaoh
or with God? Why?
CID Is it the duty of every good
man to marry and raise a family?
Lesson for Sunday May IS, 1913
Joseph Meets His Brethren. Gen. xiii
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KIMBERLY ITEMS.

AsA ss
The, Ladies' Aid met Wednesday
with Mrs. Lynch.
The regular business and social
meeting Of the Epworth League will
be held Friday evening in the church.
OFFICERS will be elected for the COM
ing six months.
The Pioneer club will enjoy their
regular meeting Thursday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs Voss
Miss Katherine Detweiler is home
for a few days from Twin Falls and
will soon leave for Boise.
Mrs. H. Hills was operated on for
appendicitis Monday at the Twin Falls
hospital. According to late reports
she was getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stowe, Miss Hubert
and Mr.. Gaskill visited the places of
interest along the river Sunday.
Con Clausen was unable to go to the
country Sunday SO went twice Monday.
j. l.. Yelton and family were visit
Ing In Burley Saturday and Sunday.
Messrs. Ogg and Greasy were fish
ing Monday with their usual good luck.
Mr.. LaSalle, the mail carrier, left
his horse standing while he went
after the mail Monday and 1t became
- A5AlCACO Clu Gil LUZ uOIuc, SERIOUSLY
damaging the mail wagon
Mrs. McAdams visited school Mon
day.
Mrs. Bigger and Mrs Claiborn are
extoling the merits of their new cleo
trio ranges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogg and Mr.. Belden
were In Twin Falls Monday evening.
Mr. Fred Prentice was very badly
hurt while leading horse Monday.
His arm was broken and he was 9TH
| erwise seriously injured
Mr.. and Mrs. Summers were at the
Claiborn home Monday evening.
They are busy night and day invoic-
ing at the Wilson store. AS soon as
this is completed Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Wilson will leave for Omaah
Many improvements are being made
In the general appearance of the in
terror of the hotel.
The Potato club organized recently
and elected the following officers:
4 President, Linton Massie; secretary,
Earl Newbry; club advisor, w. E.
Lewis.
The Bread Making club chose the
following officers: President, Inez
Pomeroy; secretary, Stella Dolen;
club advisor, Mrs Frank Ogg.
Mr.. Alec. Makem from Pleasant VAL
ley was in town Sunday.
\ G. E. Byard returned from HOLSTER
|. Tuesday where he and j. E. Halferty
are building a house for Mr. Bert
. Richie.
j. E. Halferty, superintendent of the
Methodist Sunday school, Is very
grateful to all who so literally donat-
ed to the fund for the new hymn book
: and invites all to come and assist in
In the Sunday school work.
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SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS
On the Sunday School Lesson
by Rev. DIR. LinscOtt for the
International Press BIZ
BILE Question Club,
May II, 1918.
Copyright, 1912, by Rev. T. S. Lin
co0%< n ~

May II, 1918.
Copyright, 1912, by Rev. T. S. Lin
scott, D. d.
Joseph Made Ruler of Egypt. Gen.
XII :1-45.
Golden God giveth grace to
the humble. I Pet v:5.
Q.) Verses 1-7-What river is prob
ably here referred to?
(2.) What relation did this river
have, and have today, upon the fir
tility of Egypt?
go What animals are meant by the
word "kine?"
a. Verse 8-If Pharoah had been
a man of God would his spirit have
been troubled by dream or by any
other experience? Why?
go Is care, evil foreboding or any
kind OF anxiety consistent with abso-
lutte faith In God? Give your reasons.
co. Verses 9-13-What part has
this chief butler previously taken in
this history, and how would you esti-
mate his character?
(7.) What sort Of man is he who for
gets the one from whom he has re-
ceived vital benefits?
(8.) Verse 14-What part does q
good personal appearance play In
helping men and women get the posi-
tons they are seeking aud in keeping
them afterward?
CO.. Verses Would 1t be well
or III for IN, and why, II We could get
the Interpretation Of all our dreams
(10.) To whom are We indgbted both
for our ability and our opportunities
(11.) Taxa great mar a. statesmen
pcete, muatc3anA phil0eophefa. ora,
torn, ptop6eee ma otheTs and stAte
how much o. their ahN1ty and eppor.
tvnity casne from 0od aad how much
= 4no 70 Then olyoG. Isl 81
|5s W V91 ~ 80 r..
- ~ 4! g! ~ y ~ CO. q y .
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Veterinarian " C. White issued the
following rules relating to CONTAGIOUS
diseases among cattle, horses and
hogs:
Cattle.
Rule l. All cattle reacting to tu-
berculin test made by the state or as
sistant state veterinarian must be de-
stroyed and burned, or buried six feet
in the ground and covered with quick
lime or kerosene, but If owner desires
he may tag and ship animals to a
| slaughter or packing house at which
a government inspector is located.
Said inspector may pass carcass for
food If it meets proper requirements.
Rule 2. The stable and stalls in
which tubercular cattle have been
kept must be thoroughly disinfected
with disinfecting solution; such as
creolin, carbolic, whitewash, etc., be-
fore healthy animals are placed in
such barn or stalls.
Rule 3. When requested by owner
to do so, the state veterinarian or one
of his assistants shall inspect or test
cattle to determine their health. The
actual hotel and travelling expenses Of
the state veterinarian or his assist
ants, together with the sum of $500
per day as fee for his assistants or
deputy's services, for the actual days
or parts of days consumed in making
such inspection or test and disinfec-
| ton of premises, shall be paid by the
owner of the cattle examined This
office advises that all dairy cattle
should be bought subject to the tuber-
culin test.
Horses.
Rule l. All horses and mules re-
acting to Mallein test within the
state of Idaho when tested by the state
veterinarian or one Of his assistants
shall be Immediately destroyed and
burned or buried six feet in the ground
and covered with kerosene or quick
lime.
Rule 2. The stable and stalls in
which glandered animals have been
confined must be thoroughly disin
fected with solution of creolin, car
bolic acid, whitewash, ETC., before a
healthy animal is placed in such sta
BILE or stall.
Rule 3. When requested by owner
to do SO, the state veterinarian or one
Of his assistants shall inspect or test
horses or mules in order to determine
| tWo4E u004CU. U0 6Ctuhl uOt01 huO
travelling expenses of state veterinar-
ian or his assistants, together with the
sum Of S. per day az q fee for his
assistants' services for actual days OF
parts Of days consumed In making
such inspection or test and disinfec-
ton Of premises, shall be paid by the
owner Of horses or mules examined.
Hogs.
Rule !. When an outbreak OF hos
cholera appears, the owner must mo-
fifty the state veterinarians office. The
state veterinarian or his ASSISTANT
shall Quarantine all portions Of prem
ises upon which hog cholera exists.
| Rule .. All persons, excepting own.
Ter, duly authorised attendants, o.
medical advisora, are forbidden to en-.
tor any Enclosures where diseased
hogs are kept on Qparantined prem.
lloee.
Rule 3. Hogs must not be removed
from any quatautipe4 prsnt1 eYnabl
Iby pefmjsa3on Of STATS v1Ee1lnf k1Sn. Il
| Rule 4. No hog1, exceptang E
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See Our Windows
PROCLAMATION ISSUED.
FOrbidding I'm. ,rtation of Diseased
Animals.

AS a result of the two days meet
ing of the state livestock sanitary
board with l.. l.. Ormsby, Arthur
Pence, w. H. Philbrick and Fred w.
Gooding present, Governor Haines is
sued two proclamations Saturday, one
against the importation into the state
of horses affected with certain dis
eas~s and the other against the impor-
tat of hogs affected with certain
diseases. These proclaAnations are in
line with the cattle proclamation is
sued at the opening of the year.
1t was also given out by President
Crmsby that the manufacture Of hog
cholera serum at the University of
Idaho under the appropriation of
n 400 made by the last legislature
dad not proved successful up to this
time, but that serum was being
shipped in from the east and would be
furnished at It by the state veteri-
nary surgeon co any who needed 1t.
Governor Haines' proclamations are
as follows:
Against Hogs.
Whereas, 1t is my duty under the
laws of Idaho, upon recommendation
of the state veterinary surgeon, to is
sue proclamation prohibiting the Inn
portation into this state of animals
affected with or exposed to any dam
gerous, contagious or communicable
disease; and
Whereas, The state veterinary sur
geon has recommended the issuance
Of a quarantine proclamation forbid
ding the importation Of hogs into this
State under certain restrictions.
Therefore, I, John M. Haines, gov
dation, and owing to the fact that I
feel reasonably well satisfied that hog
cholera among hogs is prevalent to
relatively large degree in all the
states of this country. In the Dominion
OF Canada and in all foreign countries
do hereby order that no hogs intended
for other purposes except Immediate
slaughter shall be admitted into this
state unless such hogs are accom-
panied by health certificate issued
BY q federal or state veterinarian, stat
ing that such hogs have been immun-
fxzed ~ the Dorset Nc Bride iles
serum udethod within fifteen (16) days
from dde OF shipment into this state !;
aaid certificate must also state that
hog chotara has not existed on the
premisen from whence hogs were
ahippeds 1or period. 6f at least six
months trior to shipment.
CSnnon Cnux3otB Warned.
All railroad companies, common
carriers and all persons trailing or
driyinR uuch abovn described hogs into
! fhia atatA must, &e4ofe crossing the
etsH TIM. rive dne md sufficient mo-
dcA Il 61eh int the 1teAe vet.
esas z; & !! 81 n ~ Sszs ia tSs .t sae
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This proclamation shall be in force
from date to December 81, 1918.
In testimony whereof, l have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
great seal of the state of Idaho, at the
city Of Boise, the capital of said state,
this Sd day of May, one thousand, nine
hundred and thirteen.
JOHN M. HAINES,
Governor.
W. L. Clifford, Secretary Of State.
Ban ON Horses.
Whereas, 1t is my duty, under the
laws OF Idaho, upon recommendation
of the state veterinary surgeon, to is
sue proclamation prohibiting the i'm
portation into this state of animals
gerous, contagious or communicable
disease; and
Whereas, The state veterinary sur
geon has recommended the issuance
Of a quarantine proclamation forbid
ding the importation Of horses into
this state under certain restrictions.
Therefore, 1, John M. Haines, gov
ernor of Idaho, upon such recommen-
dalton and owing to the fact that l
feel reasonably we'll satisfied that
to a relatively large degree in all OF
the states of this country, in the Do
minion Of Canada, and in all foreign
countries, do hereby order that no
horses shall be admitted to this state
unless such horses be accompanied by
health certificate including Mallein
test chart. Such certificate must be
issued by state or federal veterina-
I'd nd vu,tn4 H0%
panied by such certificate and Mallein
test chart the owners or parties In
charge shall notify the state veteri-
marian at Boise, Idaho, before pro-
ceeding more than two miles over the
state line or more than two miles from
their railroad destination, II shipped
In, and to make arrangements where
the horses are to be tested with NAL
shall be borne by the owner, which
shall be IS day and expenses 60
ing and returning from the testing.
All railroad companies, common
carriers and all persons trailing or
driving such above described horses
into this state must, before crossing
the state line, give due and sufficient
notice Of such intention to the state
veterinary surgeon ~ 6O190, lQ20O,
and must Immediately deliver to the
state veterinary surgeon or deputy the
health certificate or Mallein test chart
accompanying such horses.
All persons are hereby ordered and
warned not to ship or bring into this
/ state any horses except under the re-
strictions herein provided.
This proclamation shall be In force
from date to December 81, 1913.
In testimony whereof have here
unto set my hand and caused the
great zeal Of the state Of Idaho to be
affixed hereto, at the city Of Boise.
the capital Of said state, this 3D. day 81
May, one thousand nine hundred and
| thirteen.
JOHN NJ. HAINES,
/. Governor.
Wilfred L. Clifford, Secretary Of
State. 1870 '-s
Veterinarian Issues RAles.
In Conformity With these proclams-
tdons ard With To Guthdtlty vested b
him BY law and BY the board. State