davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-03

discouraged and want to trade him.
Of all the managers only McGraw
seems to understand him.
1t has been funny to see McGraw
get Zimmerman in games. Many
spectators think McGraw angers
Zimmerman and causes him to lose
his temper. The fact is McGraw
takes exactly the opposite angle. He
sympathizes with Jimmy. Waiting
until something goes wrong he re-
marks:
ct isn't any wonder you're going
bad. Nobody could play for that
guy" then he walks away leaving
"The Great Tim" to think it over.
Pretty soon he passes again and
says:
Don't pay any attention to these
boobs roasting you. No one could
hit on a team like that. wish I
had you"
And by the fifth inning Tim is
mile in the air, forgetting all about
the game and thinking only how he
"OulO Inc " NC Will hhCNAo" WIN
understands and sympathizes.
At that there may be more in Nc
Graw's sympathy than ballield bunk.
If he gets Zim the sympathy will
cease.
Before he goes entirely wrong I
want to see Zimmerman play ball on
one club into which he fits, and
which has a manager who under
stands him and one he likes. Then
look out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-16

A special lot of
Pleatings, in dainty
shadow laces. plain
net and chiffon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-16
United States Court of Claims.

Present: Chief Justice Edward x
campbell. Judge Charles B. Howry,
Judge Fenton ". Booth. Judge Samuel
s Barney and Judge George W. Atkin-
son.
On motion of Mr.. Harry Peyton, Mr.. r.
+. Spearman. Greenville. Texas. was ad-
mittei to practice.
On motion of Mr.. F. Carter Pope, Mr.
Frank W. Aitken. San Francisco. Cal,
MAS admitted to practice.
The Chief Justice announced the fol-
lowing opinions:
No. ol4ol. Elliot A. De Pass ct al:
findings of fact and conclusion of law
Diminishing petition; opinion by Judge At
kinson.
No. :s07s-. Lincoln c. Andrews: claim
ants motion for new trial allowed: for
iner dismissal of petition vacated and
set aside; findings of fact and conclusion
Of law this day filed entering judgment
for claimant in the sum of s32J; opinion
hy Judge Barney
No. 3oS:}o Germann & Co: findings of
fact and conclusion OF law, contract re-
formed and Judgment entered for claim
ant In the sum of 81 ,6c5; opinion by
Judge Barney.
Nc. o63os. William Cramp & Sons Ship
and Engine Building Company; findings
Of fact and conclusion of law, Judgment
for claimant in the sum of slo5.611. 80: SO;
opinion by Judge Booth.
Nos, ~. 1116. French spoliation.
Schooner Experiment. Maxwell. master:
claimant not entitled to indemnity; opir-
ion by Judge Howry.
No 3246'. Carnegie Steel Company;
defendants demurrer sustained In part
and overrIled in part; opinion by Chief
Justice Campbell.
General Jurisdiction
25c93 Atlantic. Gulf and Pacific Com
pany; findings of fact and conclusions OF
law: Judgment for defendants on their
counterclaim in the sum of S42 6.S.64
FINDINGS of fact and conclusions law
Judgment for claimants in:
247o3. Gilbert v. Carpenter $3.50
1927. John B. Montjoy, 1854.
:7o51. Marcus F. Bartholomew, $3.50
1851. DIN r Booth. S12O.6a
2Sn61. Frank r. Trevor. 500
1855. Arthur Ryle ct al. trustees; find
ings of fact and conclusion OF law dis
missing petition.
Indian Observation-Disclosures of fact
and conclusion Of law Diminishing petition
in:
a705. William T Lancaster ct al.
1924. Jacob Miller.
1895. Thomas Abbot.
f0Sl5. James D. Wilcox.
Departmental:
1856 Luther l.. Martin: findings of fact
and conclusion of law that petition should
be dismissed.
Congressional: ....".
1854. Ed D. Steger ct al: findings of
fact and conclusion; no amount.
Loyalty not found in:
14i62. Ambrose Chewing deceased
Orders and motions-Generai jurisdic-
ton:
211S2 John G. and Isaiah N Day; order
overruling claimants motion to amend
judgment: allowing in part and overruling
in part claimants motion to amend find
ings: withdrawing former findings and
filing amended findings of this date;
JUDGMENT and opinion to stand.
1881. Warner. Barnes &. Co.: defend
ants motion to dismiss sustained and pc
tition dismissed.
2SI17. Clifford III. West claimants mo-
ton for new trial allowed and cause re-
tanned by court for further consideration
:a2s3 Maria l.. Overton ct al; defend
ants demurrer to claimants amended
petition sustained and petition dismissed
30742. Van II. Gwinn: claimants mo-
ton for new trial remanded to law calen-
dar.
S:732 Bethlehem Steel Company; de-
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PENDANTS demurrer overruled.
Indian depreciation:
SJ7. William Kinsey: claimants motion
for new trial overruled.
572s. S. N Hedges ct al; defendants
amity plea sustained and petition dis
missed.
amity plea sustained and petition dis
missed
Congressional:
l3Osl. Louis P. Labarthe. administra-
tor; claimants motion for new trial on
loyalty overruled.
i3al7. Catherine O'Donnell. executrix:
claimants motion for new trial on loyalty
allowed: former finding that Catherine
O'Donnell was not loyal vacated and set
aside. and finding of loyalty of James
O'Donnell this day filed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-16
District Supreme Court.

EQUITY COURT NO. 2-Justice Stafford.
Charpentier agt. Charpentier; reference
to Margaret NJ. Murray. examiner;
plaintiffs attorneys. D. Rothschiid ana
H. B. Moulton; defendants attorney, W..
Z. Ambrose.
Sudwarth agt Brands: restraining order
returnable March 20: plaintiffs attorneys,
Frank j. Hogan and H. /. Quinn.
Anderson agt. Sands; trustee author
lied to invest funds: attorney, W. c. Gle
phane.
Adams ast. Lansdale: receiver author
lied to sell property: plaintiffs attorney,
George C. Gertman; defendants attorney,
w. +. Lester.
Hilton agt Hilton; rule as to alimony
returnable March 20 and ne exeat grant
ed: bond, $1,000; plaintiffs attorneys,
Shinn & Owen.
Guggenheim agt Sugar: hearing on rule
continued to March Il; plaintiffs attor-
ney, A. l.. Newmyer
In re lunacy of Julius Hermann: COM
mittee authorized to keep funds of ward
on deposit; attorney, Frederick A. Fen
ming.
In re lunacy of George Allen; commit
tee authorized to keep funds of ward on
deposit.
Shea agt Shea: order Of publication;
plaintiffs attorneys, NJ ]. keane and
Edmund Brady.
Foster agt. Arcade Company: receivers
authorized to pay certain bills: plaintiff $
attorney. R. B. F'leharty: defendants at
torneys, Leckie. Cox & kratz.
Brown agt. schultze; pro confesso or
dered; plaintiffs attorneys, w. H. Ma
noeue and j. E. Podgett.
Hulfish agt. Carlin; Worth Hulfish ap-
pointed trustee to sell: bond. $1,000;
plaintiffs attorney, S. f. Swayze.
Henry agt. Baxter; Edmund Car
rington appointed guardian ad Item;
plaintiffs attorneys, Richardson &
Shreve, +. F. Bundy; defendants at
torney, Irving Williamson.
Ridenour agt. Spriggs: decree estab-
fishing title; plaintiffs attorneys,
Barnard & johnson.
Butt agt. White; order of publication;
plaintiffs attorney. George c. Gertman.
Dante agt. Hutchins; trustee au-
thorized to secure renewal of certain
notes; exception noted; plaintiffs at
torneys. Brandenburg & Brandenourg;
defendants attorneys, Cuttings &
Chamberlin.
Ferris agt Ferris; trustee authorized
to pay taxes; plaintiff attorney. w. P.
Plumley.
Stadtler agt. Spratt; pro confesso or
dered. plaintiffs attorneys, E. L.
Schmidt and George c. Gertman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-16
DECLINES WILSON'S OFFER.
R. B. Fosdick Will Not Be Immi.
grafton Commissioner.

Raymond B. Fosdick, former commits
sioner of accounts of New York city, to-
day declined President Wilson's offer to
become commissioner of immigration at
the port of New York.
Mr.. Fosdick told the President he had
been spending the last two years study
ing police conditions in New York and
that he now saw an opportunity through
the Mitchell administration of putting
some of his ideas into effect and he pre-
ferred to continue at that work for the
present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-16

Springs fairestsstyles are rep
resented, including. smart "Irot'
Suits, the chic 'sMaNiNe' Suit,
as well as every slovel effect in
Etons, Boleros. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-16

burger: defendants attorneys, Leckie,
Cox & KratZ.
Coleman agt Washington Railway and
Electric Company; on trial: plaintiffs at
torneys. Montague & Moriarty; de-
PENDANT attorney, W. G. Johnson.
CIRCUIT COURT NO. 2-Justice Ander-
son.
Tolchinsky agt. Capital Traction
Company; certified to Circuit Court No.
l for trial. plaintiffs attorney, D. w.
Baker; defendants attorney. George I.
Dunlop.
Parry agt. Carroll; time TO submit
bill of exceptions extended to April A
and to file transcript extended to May
Il; plaintiffs attorney. Cranda1 Mackey;
defendants attorneys, Rothschild &
Diggs.
Hinelright agt. Washington Virginia
attorneys, L. J. Mather and j. D. Car
mody; defendants attorneys, Mackall,
Barbour & Boteler.
CIRCUIT COURT NO 1-Justice Gould
United States agt. Hugh W. Roney,
carnal knowledge; time to submit and
settle bill of exceptions extended to April
10. and to file transcript to May /; attor-
ney, ]. A. O'Shea.
United States agt Clarence Rowzee,
murder: on trial; attorneys. J. G. Capers,
NJ. w. Sullivan and L. B. Perkins
CRIMINAL COURT NO. Justice
Wright.
In re. estate of Zachariah S. Buckler;
trial of issues reset for March %.
In re estate of Emanuel c. Peach:
trial of issues reset for March %.
In re estate of Alfred S. Gillett; jury
respited until March %: caveator's at
torneys, A. S. Worthington. c. Fl. Mer-
illat. 8. S. Minor and Edwin Garrett;
caveatee's attorneys. J. J. Darlington
and F. J. Hogan.
PROBATE COURT-Justice Stafford
Estate of Annie E. Davis; will admitted
to probate and letters testamentary
granted to Edward s. Wescott and James
G. Grant; bond, 500; attorney, a. S. Tay-
lor
Estate of Parker A. Nelson: letters of
administration granted to Ethel NJ. Pitch
lynn: bond, 500: attorney, ]. R. Fague.
In re Winifred B. Israel; order to oc-
cupy real estate and pay on incumbrance;
attorney, J. NJ. Proctor.
Estate of Catherine Kelly; will admitted
to probate and letters testamentary
granted to Margaret Kelly; bond. $500;
attorney, G. P. McGlue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-16

Although only
to
worth a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-16
Stopping Places for Water Wagon

From the Detroit Free Press.
The birth Of somebody's baby.
Somebody's wedding.
Somebody's birthday.
Somebody's promotion.
Somebody's Inheritance
Somebody's new suit.
Somebody's return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-16
CIRCUIT COURT NO. 1-Justice Bar

Smith agt Allen; Judgment for posses
sion of goods with costs against defend
ant: plaintiffs attorney. A. D. Smith
Hugh Reilly Company agt. Walker ct
al. judgment by default against John T.
Walker jr.: plaintiffs attorneys, Hoeh-
ling. Peelle & Ogilby.
Rice agt. Haines; bill of exceptions
submitted; plaintiffs attorney. NJ. Stras-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-16

Skirts are designed in the lat
est Tunic, Two and Three Tier,
Peg, Draped and Rufle effects.
All sizes from II to "A in the
lot.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-13
Suddenly the War Broke
Out and Noble Count Don
Rath and Beautiful Cecilia
May Were Morooned, With
the Atlantic BetlOeen Them,
While Six Suitor5 Who also
Ran" Haue Their Reuenge

~ In Gods OF War Chance taking only
81 the love affair OF tickle Cecilia May and
~ t Wilhelm
N.s4I Majesty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-13

~ hts Imperial
&z.@z41 Majesty Wilhelm
rie masculine
May. Washington. will did other
nc o. europe vouii o
Whe. broke the only
Won h being officer in the German we'll diplomat
Washington ordered
from the fair Ceces arms and sent out on the battlefield? He
Cor Cecilia in Germany herself Oh Joy! Neither
them of
That IS Well poor
and separated from her b aarums the high seas
lie no knows he
hard enough But he hwsd No English French
Dutch ships would
his sad and moving
there German country.
gurges OF distinctly
masculine persuasion filed the air Why? Why should
laugh be glee!u
first by the Kaiser joke
loving American girl should be practically bottled up Carlsbad
while the wep forlorny
the shores OF these United
Nc you sardonic chores
emanaed from socdookng young
had all at snndTy times fallen May
She OH so deeply with
each them, over-jied them so to
peakwhen she discovered ssery feeling
them Only unfortunately the members Of this mas
ouino changeabe Cecilia
uanged her mind aud each hoped his
she would
Philippines flashed the news
% Count captain
agile
ing" until the
When Bonaparte.
Jersey actually up Carlsbad.
like princess a gurged
1T Is Ksme Robert
Jr-
Von o he
burbed into the mouthpece "snt it 'Cece'?'
And Robert married the changeable lady
himself short burbled back:
We'll. rather!"
gleeu pleased Punch
loved
n sailor. ana army officer, civilians and others
What OF sixth? lie between switzerland anu
Martin the Beau Brunmel or the
dAhaires Of the Swiss Legation
he begged his nome gov
Washington berth he had held for
his gleeful chukes
Of tha adorable and
only-toooften-adored Miss
The Newport He engaged to
perhaps the foxtro the
German
Il"
to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-13


This morning OF
He conveying the Duchess Marlborough and her mother
Mrs Oliver H. Belmont seats by the tennis courts With his
onocle fixed firmly his and expression of determine
the advanced New York.
Germany is OF Cecilia adored in Germany
shall her shall heart before into battle
There n O
Philadelphia
gil! who before him called with outstretched
could He kept her brutaly though chained
by the leg
him His chum staff the Russian
advised him
Engishman-in fact far than
But not his adored would
Why was Miss May in Germany with her engagement only
few weeks old? She the
because OF Won ahs diplomatic and army connections he had
receive his EmperoT permission the
Kaiser diplomats marrying
expressly alliances unless
permission is granted by
ea times Won Rath placed his
In June and at the the they
have influential
scented TO the Kaiser and just before the broke
Was irony august approval
the lovers should be apart? Bun what verdict
the threats those before? They
the Joke is Cecilia the
sextette feels that he is avenged
Only recently
but his adoIcd his
enc r,oo, 49,,
going into battle II Miss win
out the wedding might Summer Was there
O
incidentally, OF Nav viii
have share of the May wealth there
complications.
The financial indeed, telling for the Kaiser
emphaicaly does believe FOR his army Off
GERS This fact well known in families con-
tanning manageable May undoubtedly was able
TO present satisfactory
respect
Equally Won Rahs ability ncedful without appeal
TO his wife epdoar him to be social
powers this side OF the
enthusiasm for titles which outatebows
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-04-03

a high-priced boar than with a high
priced stallion or bull, for the pro-
geny are more numerous.
A boar that has been we'll fed and
we'll cared for by breeder who has
developed him properly will not thrive
and meet your expectations if turned
into a lot with herd of sows, and
left to shift for himself on corn and
oats. If you adopt such a radical
change do not blame the breeder if
the boar fails to do we'll. Inquire of
the man from whom you buy how the
pig has been fed and cared for and
then comply with the methods he is
used to and you should have good re-
suits. A boar properly developed
should be ready for light service at
9 months of age. He could be used
once on alternate days without i'm
pairing his future usefulness and
should be a reliable stock getter for
10 years. If he gets too large for
young sows, use breed crate.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-04-03
CANYON HILL.
k*+++*++& ++++++++++

M. G. Temple of the Hartley Gulch
planted potatoes last week.
Miss Jessie Snodgrass of Boise is
the guest of Miss Carrie Smeade for
a few days.
The Jackson brothers bought a
pair of big mares last week for their
Island Grove ranch.
A California family has traded for
the Mrs. Frost place and has moved
in.
C. F. Berry on the Mrs. Fowler
place has 10 head of graded Short
Horn cattle.
There will be dance at the home
of D. B. Myers next Saturday.
Tom Sturtevant and wife of Cald-
well were guests of G. Fl. Myers Sun
day afternoon.
Ed Barney of Middleton was Sc
verely injured in runaway Monday
and was taken to the Caldwell hos
pital for treatment.
w. F. Lobb and wife we're shop
ping in Caldwell Monday afternoon
F. M. Burris is having some level
ing done this week.
A. D. Robertson will put in Gem
ent spillway at the end of the Can
yon Hill ditch.
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burn and Clara Gottenburg and
Messrs. Delbert Fletcher, VIM. Lang
ford, Frank Myler, John Fellows,
Jack Hamley.
Notus Monday making final arrange
ments and will move his family here
the last of the week.
F. T. Rogers, who is to be resident
manager for the Blackaby Nero. Co.,
has rented the c. L. Freeburn cottage
and will move his family here at once.
Sam Woodland and sons from
Council have rented the Peck build
ing and will put in stock of general
merchandise this week.
Martin Jensen was over from Cald-
we'll in his car Monday.
T. T. Kohout, manager of the
Blackaby Mercantile Co., was in town
on business Thursday.
w. w. Wright is having vel
drilled at his ranch.
A man representing the Robt
Clothing Co. of Nampa was in towr
Monday investigating business pros
poets. His firm may open store
here.
A building was erected the first o
the week to house the transformer.
H. o. Kohler arrived here from
Boise last week. He will assist J. D
Young on his contract work.
Hon. Dow Dunning was a Bots
visitor last week.
]. P. Wood made a business trip t
Richfield last week.
The regular business meeting Of til
Commercial club will be held Satur
day evening.
John Redmond has contracted t
clear and level rs acres of the Crus
ranch. Mr.. Cruise will put out $50
prune trees. Mr.. Redmond also ha
a contract to clear and level IS acre
for c. L. Van Buskirk and is farmin
Chas. McKinley's 40 acres and seec
ing his own place.
Chas. Mckinley has gone to j
rome, where he will superintend til
work on several farms.
Miss Fern Bitner and Helen Bea
were in Ontario last week from Tue
day until Thursday visiting with Mr.
Bean.
Mr.. Lawson came home from A
row Rock Wednesday.
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Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

from Oregon last week. They are
looking over the country and will
probably locate here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bush left Thurs
day morning for their homestead on
McBride's creek, where they will
spend the summer.
Mrs. Arbuta B. Olsen was in town
shopping Saturday.
John Johnson is having house
built on his ranch.
Hearde's Overland company will
present "a Country Kid" at Heath
hall Monday night, April 6.
Clifford Paine assisted w, ]. Hell
ton in installing his water plant the
first of the week. The plant consists
of a centrifugal pump run by gaso-
line engine. The water will be used
for irrigating Island Park.
w. P. Bean went to Ontario Mon
day and escorted Mrs. Bean and Mas
ter Thomas home Tuesday.
The Traders Day sale held last
Saturday was a great success. The
cash sales amounted to over $5O0. 1t
has been decided to hold another sale
next month.
Lorene and Eliza Johnson entered
school here this week.
d. ]. Sullivan, who has been in the
Capital city for medical treatment,
returned home Thursday. He is feel
ing much better.
Charles Dugdaie is home again at,
ter spending two weeks at Mt. Home,
Dan Butt is blowing and preparing
to put i'm crops on the Jackson 4
! Walters 40 acres
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Sample and
baby son were in town trading Mon
day.
+. E. Means wife and daughter ar
rived Thursday.
The M. E, church has received IT'S
final coat of paint.
The Crescent valley school closes
very successful term this week.
i Misss Louise Dunning, who ha:
been attending St. Terea's academy
in Boise. arrived home last week. Mrs
Tolley and daughter, Miss Carmen
are visitors from Boise at the Dun
ming home.
Delbert Fletcher, w. w. Bush anC
Fred Bush drove large bunch o
! horses TO the summer range on NC
Bride creek last week.
Lewis Smith and Mrs. II. b. Bra.
, were Caldwell visitors Monday.
Toe Harvey Of Bruneau is visiting
/ at the Dunning home. =,
C. E. Freeburn is laid up with sci
attic rheumatism.
, Thirty acres of wheat have bee
l seeded on the Chas. Dugdale rancl
s Among the Homedale. people wh
g attended the dance at Warm Spring
: Friday evening were Mr.. and Mr
c. E. Freeburn, Mrs. F. 3. Ricnare
c son, Misses Zelda and Sadie Free
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< HoMEDALE.
EkkR%RkkR k&kkk&k&&-


Mrs. George Hero and baby daugh-
ter, Chloris Marie, are visiting friends
in Vale.
Mark Price has completed two
wells for the Idaho Title & Trust and
is drilling the third. Water was found
in the first we'll at 4l0 feet 9 in and
in the second at 372 feet An abund-
ant flow was obtained in each well. :.
A dance was given at Peck hall
Wednesday evening for the beneht
of the baseball team. A good crowd
attended and the evening was. pro-
nounced a perfect success. Midnight
lunch was served by Mrs. Alma
Landbeck.
F. B. Richardson spent Saturday
and Sunday in Boise.
Miss Ida Sehenck was entertained
at the c. Z. Freeburn home Wednes'
day night. !,
A pie social was given at Heatl
hall Friday evening by the Christian
Endeavor society. The evening was
spent playing games. The pies were
all pronounced delicious but a dew
berry carried off the honors.
Mr. Stevens and sons arrived herr
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fine and costs.
ANTOINE HINKEY,
Caldwell, Idaho. m27-al7
About Selecting a Good Boar.


In selecting boar to head the herd
the first desire should be to secure
good individual for a reasonable price,
not a low-priced boar of mongrel
type, but representative animal from
one of the pure breeds from prolific
family OF heaveyweights and good
feeders. Never use a mongeral be-
cause he has good form, writes H. A.
Stone in the National Stockman. One
never knows what such a sire will
produce when mated with good sows.
Otter their filters are disappointing
as to size and quality. A poor pig
makes an expensive porker when ma
tured. Look at your herd of sows
critically as to size, length of body,
length of leg. shoulders, hams, head
and general conformation and see
where you can improve by judicious
mating with boar which will correct
many of these defects in their off
spring.
Now may be found good specimens
of all the different breeds at the fairs
| 1t is not necessary to buy show boar
at a fancy price. Often the breeder
has just as good in his herd at home
which can be bought for less money
don't buy a Gull of any one because
he has a pedigree and you can buy
him cheap. But get good one from
careful breeder wha has taken pain!
to develop his herd. l do not advo
cate extreme high prices, although
D., breeder would win out quicker witt
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that I, An
tone Hinkey, convicted of the crime
of violation of the local option law,
at the October term, A. D. 1918, in
the District Court of the Seventh
Judicial District, in and for the
county of Canyon, State of Idaho,
and sentenced on October 3rd, A. D.,
1918, to serve sentence of 60 days
in the Canyon county Jail at Cald-
well, Idaho, and pay fine of $4,000
and costs, making a total of $4,000,
will make application to the Honor
able State Board of Pardons at its
next regular meeting after the ex-
piration of the legal publication oil
this notice, for the remittance Of sid