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Court Commissioner In and for said
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A. ID. 1913
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-11-19
DEATH AT GILMORE

Friday Coroner Doehler was called
to Gilmore by Or. Story In the case of
woman who had died suddenly.
The woman was a Mrs. Marie Mer-
lit aud a cook at the Latest Out mine
having been there but few days
when she was found dead She came
to Gilmore from Belgrade, Montana.
There was a bottle OF chlOroform
setting close to the bed and for q
time il was thought possibly she mad
died firm the effect Of dose of that
The inquest was held Friday, the
18th, and DR.. Story testified that she
had Been dead about half hour be-
fore be arrived but that he could find
no evidence that she had died from
the effects of chloroform, her death
occurring about n 80 p. III the 18th
The verdict Of the inquest Sas death
by natural causes due TO asthma and
the nigh altitude.
In her possession we're found two
notes saying, III anything happens
to me notify Ed. inertia, Woodward
Iowa, and also J r. Morris, Lennox,
H., or c + L. Railroad and tele-
graph Ed. Merritt. Woodward IoSa.
Mr.. Doebler telegraphed both these
parties but AS yet has not receive an
answer.
Mr.. Doebler later informs us that
be also found another letter 10 the
stove which she had written To al
aunt in which she complained Of her
asthma ana said she did not think
she coulc live three days. She was
sick a. the time Of coming 20 Gil
more. two days previous to her death.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-11-19
WESTEREERS FIND QUICK RELIEF
FROM THEIR STOMACH TROUBLES

crs Of This remedy IN all parts Of the
country, MaSr Wonderful stomach
Remedy proves with the first dose,
Mo long treatment.
Mayrs Wonderful Stomadh Remedy
clears the digestive tract Of mucoid
accretions and poisonous matter IL
brings swift relief To sufferers from
ailments Of the stomach, liver .and
bowels, Many said Il has saved them
from dangerous operations and many
are SURF u has saved their lives
We want al people who have ehrun-
ic stomach trouble OF constipation,
no matter ~ how long standing, 10
try one dose Of Mayrs Wonderful
stomach Remedy one desc viii CON
vince you. This is the medicine ~
many ~ our people have been taking
with surprising results The mist
thorough system cleanser ever sold.
Mayr's Wonderful stomach Remedy IS
now sold here by Geo. W. MsiIzler \
Go. aud druggists everywhere,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-11-19

Saturday morning J. r. Watkins,
Lynn Fowler, and Superintendent
Casterlin vent up the river duck
hunting. They went in Mr.. Caster
in's car aud went up near The mouth
Of the Pahsimorai, returning sunday
Afternoon.
The smelter Of the Red Bird Sn elt-
ing Company, at Clayton. is about to
close down after a successful run.
While in commission the plant
turned out 100 bars OF bullion, daily,
weighing about 100 pounds each.
Work will be continued In opening
up and adding TO the ore reserves OF
the compauy's properties. Salt Lake
Mining NeWsl
Allen Merritt, W. S. Verdin. J. A.
Vaughn, and MIR. Liscoe, Of the Kirt-
ley creek dredge returned from
hunting the first OF the week. They
struck country which had been
hunted over so much that the deer
were pretty well driven out and tile
weather was so bad that they did not
go as far as they would otherwise.
They got only one deer to the party,
Allen Merritt being the lucky one.
A. c. Ludwig came over from
BLACKBOARD Saturday. He brought
with him fine pelt of brown bear
which he killed a few weeks ago
The bear vas killed with the help Of
one Of his hear dogs which went into
the hole where the bear had gone in
for his winter quarters, woke him up
and made it so warm for the bear
that be drove him out 10 the open
ing where Mr.. Ludwig could shoot
IT, The dog was pretty badly torn
up, but after a few days was in fight
ing trim again. Mr.. Ludwig says
that the snow has just begun to come
there, when he left there was about
an inch. Said there was about -four
inches on the LeesbuTg divide.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-11-19
Hundreds Praise Mayr's Won
derfUl Remedy The First
Dose ConviRces.

Hundreds OF people ia The west and
northwest have found quick deliver
ance from stomach rrouh.e by the use
Of MayrsWonderIul stomach Remedy
This remarkable treatment has
established record Of proven results
and benefits IL has friends every
where. Here is what two western
folks say.
Mrs. Peter l.. Mock, Dayton, Wyo.
have suffered untold agony, and
twice the doctors wanted me To under
80 anuperatian Since TOOK the tirst
dtse of your remedy ! have not had a
bad attack
Daniel Sheehan, Dubois, Idaho
have taken four doses aud think
they have done the work, ! ana feel
nicely now and can eat heartily,
Such words Of praise eome from as
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-11-19

IS urged 10 take part la these sery.
ices. The best preacher would he a
failure without your support in at.
tendance and PRAYER and personal
work
Next Sunday morning will be spe-
cial Thanksgiving services To which
all are cordially invited And Ia the
evening a practical sermon entitled
Lost and Found will be preached.
There will be Thanksgiving services
at Carmen next sunday afternoon ,
O'Clock and Sunday school at $50.
You always find hearty welcome at
the Carmen services.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-11-19

Buy q sack Of the Sllulon aour ana
patronize home ia ustry.
NJ. II. Phillips, from tho t,,ti,,
mine came in to mon WEDNESDAY
Don't fOrset the darce to Be yt,an
II the Opera House Thurs iay pipbt
Nov. 26h. Good music
MIS-. Barrow and daughters Of
Leadore, were salmon yisitors ~
several days during the past week.
Sale of faucy work, cooked food
aprons candy and Xmas novelties
oy the Woman's Guild, Dec. 5th D
Choice five room house for sale
at great sacrifice. See Lsmhi
''0"'' w. IT,.
bancing pumps 10 satin and Pa.
tent Kid. Advance spring STYLES
Special for Thanksgiving at $3.50
Mack Shoe Co,
T. j. Dempsey returned Tuesday
evening from hunainp trip over on
Big creek. He brought home one
buck.
Ladies Gun Metal and dark tan
mahogany lace Rubber soles and
heels, S. value special this week at
$3.50. Mack Shoe Co.
Mrs. j. S. Johnson was operated
TN last Friday afternoon for appendi.
Gals. 1t was very serious case but
she is recovering nicely. Drs. Whit.
we'll, Wright and Stratton were the
attending physicians.
Mrs. Frost of Salmon City, Grand
Matron of the order of Eastern Star.
visited the local lodge here on Mon
day night. From here SHE went to
Arco and will call on every lodge in
the state before the year is through.
-Mackay Miner.
According to Ralpb C. Nichols. a
| considerable amount of development
being done around Gilmore, and over
100 men are employed at the three
producing mines The Latest Out
produced 400 tons Of ore assaying 30
per cent lead, II to Is OF. silver, and
75c. gold per ton in October. 1t also
contains an excess of iron. The main
shaft is $50 fest deep on the Incline.
Water-leVel is about 700 feet lower, -
Mining a nd Scientific Press.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-11-19
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SALMON LOCALS
rs r z y 2 =

Brlney vas a salmon VISITOR
d Of the week.
LINES Turnbull was reported
II, IN the first of the week.
Arthur Greene entertained
4 ladies' at cards Saturday
gOou.
a CHILLY, who is reaching The
.,sek school, was an over Sun
,i,Itor in Salmon this week.
p.corder will take a few loads
GOOD on subscription.
Goodell will saw wood at
...ble rates. Watkins phone IA.
you want house of your own
30 YOU now pay in rent? See
bi Rally Co. II.
!. Hull. county commissioner
tbe lower district, was in town
~ NJ the week attending the
,,.inQ board, checking up the
ion returns.
! DRYER about wire. Adv.
Thursday evening, Nov. 26'
INOdern Woodnen will give a
I in the Opera House. Good
IL,
losrjDtendent Shaw Of the Lemhi
Iobone company, returned We'd
N Of last week from visit with
potber who was quite i'll, at Lew
\. Kentucky He reports that
1t his mother temporary i'm
I'd.
Is Polly Walters, Miss Nina Pet
l and her mother of Leadore,
visitors at the Ford home III
city for several days during the
| week They returned to their
Is Saturday morning.
1. Edwards went over the hill
IusgrOve the last of the week to
|Dine where be will stay for a
be OF weeks while they make a
pup at the mill.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-11-19
PREsBYTERIAE cHvRIH.

Df. Anderson will begin a series OF
special services at the Presbyterian
church sunday, Nov. D. He comes
70 salmon highly recommended as
sneaker and all 90 all in his power
to give the people u salmon interest
Ing services. He comes fecommended
from Or. Barton. Hhu speaks very
bighly Of bin. Everyone 10 Salmon
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-11-19

Friends Of lay &, Dryer have re-
ceiyed word fron him that both him-
eli ana Mrs. Dryer are making a
short visit win relatives at Ogden,
Utah.
Jack Leitch has gone 60 Iello"
jacket for the winter
Il. 4. Edwards made trip 90 Nus
grove iast Saturday.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-11-19
LEESBuRG


Mr.. and Mrs Pemble Mrs. Carnss
and Others went over To Moose creek
~ hunting trip last week in the
vicinity OF the Mullen dredge. We
learn the party met ~ith excellent
cucsess in gelting game,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-11-19
METHODIST CHURCH.

sunday school 10 a. ~.
Preaching service ii u, m
Epworth League $50 y. N.
Song service ! 80 y. IN.
Preaching service At 90 .. m.
PRAYER meeting followed by choi
rehearsal at 80 p. m. Wednesday.
Y0u are ALWAYS welcome at the
Methodist church.
II. T.. Crahtree, PastoT
Now is the time to sub
scribe for The Recorder.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-02-27
BENEFITS LOCAL PEOPLE

Addison T. Smith has just intro
duced bill in congress for the re-
lief. of some people in Bingham and
Bannock counties for damages sus-
tanned by flooding thier lands when
the Blackfoot reservoir was built. It
names Mrs. James Heatley, of Black
foot, and 81 other persons who had
possessory rights in the valley used
for the storage reservoir. Following
are the names of the claimants:
Mrs. James Heatley and children,
Abe Anderson, David Anderson, Neils
Anderson, Chris Wittinrich, w. H.
Chester, William Winchell, Fred Lar
sen, James w Chester, Grant e. Bar
ney, Joseph Nelson, John Swank,
Mrs. Matte M. Clement, Peter An
derson, Fred A. Rogers, George E.,
Tolmie, George w. Strong, Ira H.
Hogan, Mrs. Donald Tolmie, Francis
M. MerrelI, Junior, Charles G. Dewitt,
John Boyd, Mrs. Abe c. Anderson,
Lewis s. Pond and L. s. Marriott.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-02-27
BANKERS MOVE FOR CHANGE
OF VENUE
Nampa Bank Officials Enter Plea of
not Guilty in District
Court

CALDWELL. A. Givens, G. E.
Lore and G. l.. Robbins, officials of
the defunct Bank of Nampa, charged
with making a false report to the
state bank commissioner, entered
pleas of not guilty before Judge
Bryan in district court here Friday
afternoon.
The time for their trial was not
set by the court, a motion having
been made Wednesday by attorneys
for the defendants asking for a
change of venue from the district
court in Canyon county. The motion
is made on the grounds that popular
prejudice in this county precludes
the defendants from having a fair
trial here. The defense was given
until February % to present affida-
Wits in support Of this contention.
1t is generally considered here that
while the prosecution is prepared to
proceed at once with the case, there
Is little likelihood of the trial of the
bank officials being heard at the
present term of the district court,
should the motion for a change Of
venue be denied.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-02-27
HYPNOTTSED

Our friend who runs the Richfield
Record is SO much in love with
Colonel Roosevelt that he is impati-
'ent that anyone should criticise him
even in mild way. Did he ever
notice the colonel's style, or the COM
pound adjectives that he hurls at men
and women alike when they cross
his path? Our friend in the sheep
has permitted the colonel to
pull the wool over his eyes. He is
badly hypnoEized. If he ever re-
covers, he will suddenly discover
that the colonel loves himself more
than all else in the world except
office and spoils, and that for these
Tin New York; he is ready to betray
friends, party and country, and all
the time shouting his love for the
people, with an egotism that is mo-
mental and ingratitude that is appal-
ling.-Goodwins Weekly.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-02-27
D. R. Jones Case Reversed
By the Supreme Court

of the bank to a use and purpose
not in the due and lawful execution
of his trust as said agent and banker,
towit: to his own use."
On December II, 1910, Jones sent
his personal check for $1,000 drawn
on the Blackfoot State bank, to Will
Marley at Nampa, according to the
evidence. The check was paid by
the Bank of Nampa and sent to Salt
Lake, where it cleared and came into
the hands of the Utah National Bank,
which RENTED the check with others
to the Blackfoot State bank on De-
cember 81, 1910. The check was last
seen by Jones on the afternoon of
December q, 1910. The check was
never charged to his account and the
Blackfoot State bank never received
credit for, the amount to Offset the
debit on the books of the bank; the
def ndant arbitrarily gave the Utah
National bank credit for $1,000, it is
alleged of the Blackfoot State bank
by similar alleged fictitious amount.
Jones had Right to Explain
Jones said at the trial he did not
have the check in his possession and
that he never had it.. He admitted
his liability to the bank for the
amount of $1,000 and according to
the opinion made no attempt to con-
cealment with reference to the check
or his obligation. :..
After reciting numerous author
tiles the court says:
Under these authorities It Is
clear in this case that it was error
in the trial court to prevent the de-
PENDANT from explaining any and all
acts by him done with reference to
the check in question, and the re-
fusal of the court to allow him to
further testify was prejudicial error
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to these men and the fact that 1t is
the first plant of its kind to be in
stalled, makes the magnitude of their
efforts the more apparent.
Fourteen miles east of Rupert is
the U. s. reclamation dam for divert
ing water from the Snake river for
irrigating the Minidoka irrigation
project. There is located a power
house with capacity IL need of $4,000
horse power. During the summer
months much of the current gener-
ated is used for pumping water into
the nighttime canals of the South
Side irrigation unit. This current
becomes surplus during the winter
months and the government is will
ing to dispose of it for heating pur-
poses at about cost. The rate to
consumers for heating purposes is
jone dollar per kilowat per month,
fiat rate. This rate in competition
with coal at $500 per ton makes the
use of electricity for heating pur-
poses cost about the same as coal
and its use does away with all drit
smoke, SCOT and labor, to say nothing
of the convenience.
1t is estimated that the cost OF
heating the high school will be
SLIGO per year. Coal, perhaps,
would cost at least $1,000 per year.
However, the use of electric heat
saves the wages of fireman at SIS
per month. The cost Of installing
the electric system was $4,000 less
than any other system of heat-the
interest on this investment being
saved annually. Thus it will be seen
that the use of electric heat in this
high school is actual economy, to say
nothing Of its many obvious advant-
ages. Besides this several rooms in
the basement are made available for
school purposes which would other
wise have been filled. with more or
less coal dust and dirt and could
have been used only for storage pur-
poses.