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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-06

lands OF the RfCnmOn0 GO0l MtHiHE
and Manufacturing company; on the
south by the lands of Joseph Ledbet-
ter: on the west by the lands OF Henry
Johnson and otherss and on the north
by the lands Of w. N. Ashby, and
others.
Tract H. All of those tracts or
parcels Of lands conveyed by John
T. Jones to Joseph w. Voolfolk, by
deed dated the 18th day Of December.
in the year 1908, and recorded in the
clerks office OF Henfico county in
d. 3. 1s4 A. p. 222. and in the clerks
Office OF the Circuit court OF Gooch-
land in d. r. Sc, p. 267, together with
certain right title and interest in two
parcels OF land conveyed by Thomas
J. Evans special commissioner OF the
Circuit court of the city OF Richmond.
by deed dated the 5th day OF May,
1871. and of record in said clerk s
once in d. r. So, p 564, containing
about one hundred and seven and one
half COZ 1-2) acres, more or less.
lying and befng IN the county of Hem
rico Virginia, on 1Nckahoe creek, and
near Booths branch. and all that cer-
tain tract or parcel of land lying and
being in the county Of Goochland. and
on Tuckahoe creek, containing one
hundred and three and one-half. los
1-2) acres adjoining the lands OF
Robert Jordan, and others.
Tact IL. An undivided. one-half
I-2) Interest In the coal and other
minerals, with all the right. tito and
interest acquired by John T, Jones, by
the deed hereinafter mentioned. In
and to that certain tract Of land
lying and being in Goochland county,
state OF Virginia. containing cne hun
1red and sixty- elkltt and three-fourths
{IeS 3i4) Acfen nsOr6l or i&sh heanx
tract f0suhsriy OW1seA ~ Obadiah
|IOr<nns K = An& excepAanG 0ne-
INue1e t1s4 " y tseo 49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-06

the said decree, and any orders here
matter made as to future payments
or otherwise; hut said deposited sum
shall be returned in case the bid In
question is not successful
The court reserves the right to re-
tect any, bid. and to resell the prop
erty In respect to which the bid may
have been made, or any part thereof
npon failure OF the purchaser to COM
ply with any order Of the conrt as
to payment Of the purchase. price, OF
any part thereof.
There shall be paid in cash of the
price at<which the said property shall
be sold. in addition to the amount
paid at the time Of the sale. such
further portions Of the purchase
money as the court shall direct. The
remainder OF the purchase money
may be. paid as follows:
In cash. or in claims payable under
article three, OF the, decretal part of
said decree or In said first mortgage
bonds with interest thereon at such
proportion of value as the holders
thereof would be entitled to receive
thereon. upon distribution of the pro-
ceeds OF such sale. in case such price
were wholly paid in cash.
All taxes and assessments upon the
property sold. and all claims payable
under article three OF the decretal
part Oh SAt0 decree, Will DC ditOWcu
out of the purchase money. where
the purchaser produces proof of sid
liens OF claims and receipts for the
payment thereof. The Metropolitan
Trust company OF the City OF New
York. as trustee. will In its discretion
accept temporarily, instead of, the
actual delivery of said bonds the rer~
tificate of any trust company salts
factory to II. that 1t holds the said
bonds subject tn the order Of said
Metropolitan Trust Company OF the
city OF New York, as trustee, ana Will
deliver them 10 It on demand for
cancellation or other disposition.
Amy person proposink to purchase
properties at the said sale Ii referred
to said decee in this notice spccifi-
cally. mentioned. for a more full and
com piete description OF the proper
ties thereby directed to be sold. which
II Is proposed to sell In accordance
with the foregoing notice, ana also
for the terms and conditions upOr
which the sale Of tho said properties
alaali ~ naade IShA anAd d1Gfea iil
fnaeor " Meeronelitan lxsa ceesas
|pa1sv M ~ ely AZ Aott N n ~ Is 81
tn ~ lIl 1
W. .ss ,issIs:'' =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02

lmpolitiideS alcio, es miro Der nieo-
rige 3ped Oamit perfoIat, oud Oie
Sugeno oeutider 6anilieu in ole
glebe ser o1nii9en @iini9e 5u sic.
ben. SSn oieieu geriammlineeu tre-
ten beimlid reidsodniide 9leoner
aui Uiele 3ei6en oeuten ailf elm redt
inniges @erbdltniB DER noroidles-
wiei6en SugenOoereiue nit ben
reidsodniiden bin.
Sn oieiem Sabre wuroe am 81.
SUM ein Jog. Sugenotag abgebalten.
gIn Oieiem Sonntag iammeIte iih Die
odniide SSugeno OH Z peri6ieoenen
Orten 8ii einer Sugeno6eeresibaIi,
Die Die @eid6rIidfeit oieier 9ewe-
glmg ms belite 2idt iebtc.
Gs 1T Die bo1ite 3eit, oaB peiteite
@reiie oui oieie itootSieinOliden @iu-
benIdoiten Der 0dnGnpartei auf-
merfiam gemaht werOen, oenu Die
Odniihe SSugenoogitation beoelttet
cine ser i9weriten @efobreu fir oas
0euti6t6lm in Der gtoromarf. "~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02

cr5ielte gl6fommen nidt wegen ir-
genotuelher g3apbtba aon5eiiionen
i6eiiern miro. Gs luGre nit ni1ts
pereiubar, 3u erporten, OaB sic peit-
bIidenoe eugIiide Diplomatic III Die
fem Sale einen groBen Seller ma.
ben miro. Gie engIiid,rIiiiiden BE.
5ie6uneen iinO gut. Ger 8eiub Oes
eugliiden @eidpaoers lit Elm neuer
gepeiS fir oie engliid-ruiiiibe
Srelinoi6oftIiAfeit. 9lber SSreuno.
ihoftlidfeit lit ems, lmo 9leaIpolitif,
Die nit Dem @odstbum elmer mad.
tigen Staotli1feit iibqreinitimmt, lit
ettpos onOeres. Qieie @oIitif Bat
ibre eieene 9oeif, Der GnalanO folgt,
nobel eS iid fir ieOcn 9lugen6lid Die
Sdnoe frei6dlt. SIN 2iHte oieier 60
gif miro man oud Ben Hegeu bon
9eeriiBungen betradten miiiien, Der
iid6 auf Oas Saupt ser eualiihenSee-
leute ergoiien Bat"
9iel ibdrier iormltlirt oie ng3omo-
ie @renlio" i6r llrtbeil iiber oel
engliiheu llebergriif in 8eriien. Gas
befanute Gboupiniitenblatt, oos itets
fir cine oggreiiibe auspdrtige Yoli-
tit eintritt, idrei6t II. a.:
nsSu ser @eibidte Der periiIden
Groge bat Elm neues aopitel begon-
ncu; leioer fein beionoers erfrelli-
dies fiir oie rliiiiiHen Sntereiien.
Gem Oird Sen Gintritt DER eugli-
itben 9legierung IN Die ngInglo.Eer-
iion Oil Company bat iie BON 5lpei
Qritteln oes perliihen @ebietes 10
gut wie 9eiiB ereriffen 100000
GnaOratfiloneter .. \. ein Webiet,
OaS pierntnl 10 groB lit, iuie gang
gnglano). Tas enaIiid-ruiiiiAe glb-
tommen iiber Eeriien bonn Sabre
1907 mar aber bod geraoe 81 Dem
3mede abaeihIoiien, Inn elm lleber-
muheru oes @infhliies zines Der bei-
Sen Stoaten 81 perbinoern Iie ruiz
iiiden Sntereiien in Vlittelperiien
iino iebt ernitlih beorobt lno 9iiIb'
lanos Diplomatic imO oifentIicbe
@lehnng ioatcu Die neue gntlpid-
lung in 9eriieu nit geipanntelter
9luimertiamfeit perfolgen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02
Dir rMiiidje @reiie iiber Oie ensliIdje
Cel.GUmseiIUm in @eriicn.

Tus oftiielle S6emn Gnglano mo
@crlien iGngt an, aiid ole liberole
riiliIde &reiic ehuos 81 6eunrnbi'
Gen. So ai6t OoS uSiopremennoie
Silouo~ 5lt ooB oie 9oge in @eriIen
ourd Gnqlon0s 9lnfoui Ser ylopb-
tbofon3eiIionen meientlid uerdnoert
miro GnqlunoS GinfInBipbGre per
aroberc iidl, sic 9eitinunuusen ocs
ruIGih.engliihen gIbtommens mir.
oen ooourH perdnoert, unO oieS fons
ne alii ole ruiiiibe Eolitit in Feriien
einruirfen. Gas glntt glaubt 3ipor,
0aB es Oorlm niht 5un 9rad 3lui-
idlen oen nSreunoen" fommen miro.
aber ser Eou ieiner glusiiibringen
3cidnet Ii6 bod Onrh merflide &iiD'
le aus, luenn eS ihreibt.
oeomoro @rep bat i'm lluterbnns
erfldrt, 0oB CT FEM Gntgegenbdnoeln
BON Ieitcn 9iublonoS eriuorte. Gr
irrt lid, idmcrIid. Gin Gnteegen-
bonoeIn miro notiirlid niht Itatt'
finOen. glber sic oeutihe Erelie, Die
oie enoliiG.riiiiiide YoIitif aufmerf'
lam uerfolgt, bemcrft ihorL Dab ooS
Sdliueiqen 0llBInuOs feiu 3eiden
Oes Ginperit1n0niiies it, o1Drer
Grooition getrelL~ iagt iie oiuartet
sic rniIiide Diplomatic nur oaB
england icine 0jei6dfte IN Sronuns
6ringt, ino oonn miro iie nit Ssom'
pcnIotionSforoermgen ailfreten, ole
Die BON gnglonO erholtencn 9ortbei'
Ie oililpieaen." MeIhes Sdidiul
oieic 3orOerlingen eriuoriet oaS 81
errat6en, lit nod 81 friib, Dlai fam
o6er onne6men ooB bel oen beiteDen.
Sen irelluoidaitIiden 9e5iebllngen
3miiben Gnglono mo AllBlano Elm
neucr 9ompromiB aeiunoen weroen
miro. unO Dab ooS nit 10 oiel @lii9e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02
gnnnberh6hIe Inn 0npfcrInnOe.

@S beiBt uie0er einmal, 0aB cine
S0blc. Die man lmIdngit bel gisbee,
glri3ona, cntoedte, Die bemerfenswer-
t6eitc lnieres 2anOes, penm ni1t ser
gan3en 8elt Iei. glun oerartige Be
buuphlugeu iino nibt allf Die @olo-
pooee 81 legen; immerbin aber lit es
beoHtenspertb. mas ein @eologe IN
elmer 6a6- 3eitidrift iiber oieie So6le
uittbeilt.
Die Soble Iiegt i'm aipierlanoe
bon 9lri5ono, ulo man ltieB aiIf lie
bel ser gcarbeihug zines @erglDcr-
fes Der ,,Sbattlld 9lri5oua Cooper
@o.~ IS iino in oemlelben 0iItrift
i1on periAieoenc intereiiante S0blen
aeiilnOen moroen, ooruuter cine, Iuel.
de idon Dor pielen ,Sabrcn ais Ser
Iamnlungs.9ofol eincs Nriioerlid-
feits.Sroens beriibmt pnrOe, iIno
cine onOere, ole beinabe pollltdnoig
nah Dem 9latllrgei6ihtlihen yiu.
ieum in gtem.Norf transportirt nor.
ben lit. 9Iber oieie inO nod ionltige
S506len ser &egion eri6einen nur i'm.
be0eilteno I'M &ergleib 5u oerienigen,
peldc neuerOings eridloiien woroen
lit. gNdre Der betreiienoe Stolen i'm
8ergiperf au6 mr. menige Sub luei'
Ter redts ooer linfs gelcgt moroen,
70 lpGrc pielleidt ole S06le nod lauge
Sabre inbefannt geblieben.
sSebt bat Die 86bIe eleftriibe Be
leu6tung erbalten; un0 Der erIte @in-
orlld, sen man BON ibrem Snupt-
Halune, nit leiner bon Staluftiten
beIesten allppel, erbdlt, iit Der bonn
Snnern cineS berrliden gotbiiAen
0oms, nit ianft oeOdmpitem Sidte.
gluf feline dnoere, 6isber betanntc,
imtcriroiiAe @S6le trifit oieier Ser
gleim in iolheul DlaBe 81, man
fonutc beinobe iid IN Die 9oriteIllng
binein perIebea, oaB iroeno cine be-
rii6mte aatbeorale 9otbil1en StDlcs
bier untcr Dem GrOboOeli beriunten
pare, Inn tief orilnten ai9 peiterbin
ais Uottcsbolis 81 oienenl
0ci naberer getrahhlng iinoet
man piele Eanenoe uerihieocner 6or.
men BON Gropiitein. imo friitaIIini-
ldeli gilouuoen, oild IN iebr nan.
nigioden 6arbeu uno Shattiringen;
uno in Der elcttriiben 9elelldtimg
madt oas @on5e einen bohit wunoer-
pollen GinorlId.
Ser gan5e Ban Nieier S0ble maht
es fir 0eu &enner oifelIibtli6, Dab,
nudoem Iid) bereits bic iripriinoli.
den Stalattiten irno Stalogmiten ge-
biloet 6atten cine ltart nit @alf
0urdIcbte @oiier.2oiling groBe Ebei.
Ie ser Soble iiiate mo, che lie iuih,
cine 6eoeutcnoe 9Renge Yiinerolien
ais ibimmernoe forollenartige Sage
ruugen ollf ienen Stolaftiten uno
Stolagmiten 5ariidlieB. Sonacb p0-
re sic So6Ie ol0 ein 9roOutt 5lueier
Oerihie0ener 3eitrdumc an5lIieben,
penn niHt bon mebr SowobI oas
urIpriinglidc 6eihueroen mo Sid.
aii6leu Der W}oiie, luas 81 tbeilIpeiien
natiirli1cn @ruppeu geiiibrt bobcn
mag, mie Ip0ter fulf- mo fieIelIaiire
meteoriihe @aiiermaiien, mogcn nc.
Ientli6 sur grmeiterimg Der S0bIe
beieetragen bo6en inter gleid5eiti-
gem gIusbou ibrer inueren Serrlid-
teiteu. 0ie Bergbau-@eieuihait sc.
oentt. oieies 9otirwlmoer 5u idoueu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02
0auiitje nl0ccrIdan~ in ylurOIdJlss

g9ie in @lIaB.2ot6ringen 10 miro
and in SloroIdleswig iortlud6rcuoe
glgitotion getric6en gc9cn Teutid.
lono. g9ie es in ben 9leidSlauocn
5a6lrei1e 3rou5oieuirelnoe gicbt,
oeren 9ontnaswort lit: u3nriid an
8ronfrei4l4, 70 aiebt cs in Der 9loro-
mart piele Eoiienoe, welde Die I'M
Iinniee SOee perfolgeu, oaB oos oellt'
ide gtoroidleswig oocr gar gon5
SdleSmig 5uriid all gdncmarf ge6en
ioQtc. gIaidbrlid oeriammeIt iib
oas noroihleswiaihc Gducut6unl
81 elmer io9enannteu Sa9resperiamm-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02
Sin eeitfaSen fir Seu 0ampf oeseu
%robiMiiun.

Der befonnte &orfdmpicr ipobrer
WlGBigteit, o6cr merbittIide @eg.
ner pro6ibiiiouitiiMer 3vangsaeiese
9SoItor 9. 6. u. @olion BON Der
Gpiscopolfirde bat inter Dem Eitel
,Religion ono 9rinf~ ein oaBeror-
oeutli6 leicnswcrt6eS @ud erideincn
laliea. %aiior @aiiou lit tein glei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02

ling in Dem Sample aegen SeuhcIci
uno llnouloiamfeit 0enn ieit So6ren
itebt er mitteu I'M oi6teiten @eipiIbl
Oieics Samples. 0as bat i6m @ele.
genbeit geeeben geobadtineen 81
MAIDEN, Die nidt sSeoem 5ugdnolib
iino, unO grfabrnngen 5u iommeln,
Die fiir Ole 6reunoe Der perionlihen
sSreibeit BON lni1dBbarem @ertbe
iiuO. 0aS @aiion'ide Bud muB
0esbol6 ais geraoe5u merieblides
9iuit5elig fir 9lIle betrodtet perOen,
Die in Dem Sample gegen Oas orgoni.
iirte Seu6Iertbum cine iiibrenoe
Stealng ein8unebmen ba6en. Der
@eriaiier oes 9u6eS ipeiit 5ilndhlt
Ole abiolltc lln6oIt6arfeit Der DIT
9c10rteu 9ebaiiptlng na1, Dab oaS,
mas Die 9ibel ais Nein be5eihnet,
lingegobrener Sraubeniaft iei. gln
SanO 3oblrei1er Steaen mo ouf
@rln0 Der &ebensgerpobnbeiten Der
oamaIigen 3eit legt er einpanoirei
oar, ooB Die Suoen @ein tronfen,
ooB ou6 alli Ger Sod5eit 5iI aono
@ein getrlmfen ipuroe, unO Dab
Gbriihs ii6 bel Der @inieBung oes
glbenOma6les OeS Q9eines beOieilte,
alp aegobreuen Graubeuiaites, in
pel1em 3ir 3uder iid IN glltobol
perpanoelt Bat. @iner anoeren gIn.
iidt linO aud Die @riinoer mo Die
@6ter Der Metbooiitentirhe, bellte eli
ner ser eifrigiten @orfdmpierinneu
ser @ro1ibition, nidt gelpeicn. Sic
lebrten uno banoelten nod Ocm
@rlmOiabe, Dab man DldBigteit uu6
I'M Triufen iiben niiiie, aber feineH
bon ibuen iit es eingefallen, geiebli.
der llnteroriidlng oes Eranfbeoiirf-
uiiies OaS @ort 5ll reoen. gIuh ie.
nen tritt %aitor @aiion nit iHarfen
ggaifen entgegen oie Bebaipten,
@robi6itiou i6rOere Die Dloral uno
Iiege OesboIb I'M Sntereiie ser 6ani.
lie, Der Stride imO oes Staotes.
Nln Ser Sono Ser einidIdgigen
StotiItifen peiit er nod, ooB Ser
Tpnlilienrlliu ourb Gbeiheioungen
nirgenopo bGufieer 1T aIs in Den
@robibitionsltaoten. Su Der 0oppeI.
cefooe 1SS7-19O6 fam I'M @robibi.
tionsItoote &anios cine Sheioung
ouf lehs Chen, in SiiO.Dotota cine
ouf oebn in Dem felidtfrobli6en
Oleiu SSerieD cine mlf fiinfuuoDieroig
Chen. Bon Den gls6eten obgeiebcn,
hobe es in Der 6riitlihen Stride ME.
mails W16nner geeeben iiibrt Yoltor
ggoiion aus, Die in Dem Erinfeu ct
mos @eriperflihes geIebet ooer an
oere Oobon ob5ubolten periuht bat
ten, neil iie etipos llnrehtes oorin
erblidten. D1it 6eionoerer Gutidie-
oenbeit weuoet 4oitor @aiion lid
qcgen Die 9(lffoiiune aIs f6nuc man
ourd 8pongsgeiebe tugenobnfte
W}enihcn mohcn. Gr beitreitet ole
9(lImodt oes @eieses. SSSn einen
fteibeitlid regierten Stootsluelen
teIonoers fonne man ourd oaS @e'
ies ni6ts er0mineen mas Oos llr.
tbeil IL. oos @eipiiien ser @eiommt'
Felt niHt ougciteben wolle. 9lud BON
Ser bon Sen @robibitioniiten befilr'
iuorteten geieitieung Der Serlll
diinq, nit Ser man Ben &ernid)s
tllngsfriee eceen Die @irtbihoften
10 germ gu re6tiertieen iudt bdlt
9oItor @oiion nihts. Domit erdiebe
man nur S6mdhlinec. Gbriitus
Icbre, man miiiic sic 8eriubuugen
ii6erwinoen. Nddt 9eieitiermg Der
Ierluduug, ionoeru Starhug Ser
noroliiten OIotllr uiiiie oos 3iel
lein, oenn oie itorfen iittlihen Sea-
hiren ipiiroen immer ollm moBig i'm
C5enuB geiItieer @etrGufc fem.
=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02

Oas bel oIlcr ieincr @igcndrtl9.lssI,'
Ood ibperIib Der Nammut'e'V'
Gonfurren5 MAIDEN miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02

9(ul n9lun iieb Dir bios ~ y,
oiele oluumc Spielcrei BON Dem 2n~ .'d
Sc an: friBt er bod oic balbe 3eIi''''@o ~
binlmter." n9m 8 MIRO
@uritblott ieinl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02

Ger @runo. a@orum ous l',.
ert MIR oie SheiOlng bel oenI %
cerloien Gbepoar 8widel 70 lallgs N
9lnmolt: n3eines bon pelpr -.
SbeiIen wiIl ouf oen a)1opperl ~
aiMten.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02

@ 6ncIl bereit.-@ine inv ny,
lnio biibide Dame Bat in ser Nfar y,
foIienbonOlllng peri9ieoene ysolS 's.
ocfouft. Sic ipeuoct iid gum NuS "a
gang. @losIiA febrt iie eiIig pvr w
eiumoI 0uriid. .A6,~ ioet iie, ol'r ~.
Bate id Oos @idtigite beinabe ~,
eciieu. @ebeu sic mir ood 'lOT
~Gineu SUB, beoor mir ideioen' VI
Ger iinge Gcrf6uer, nit e'n'D
Soe iiber ben 2ooentiih iprlree",gs
rSooieI Sie uoaen 6rdulein l0O''
sic woIlenl"
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-06-27

jected and being brought face to
face with a certain loss but of hurt
ing the reputation which the Associa-
tion Is endeavoring to build up.
The executive committee will meet
at Pocatello on the End Tuesday Of
each month for the transaction of
any business which may be brought
before it, audit all bills, and general
ly supervise the business of the AS
sociation.
1t was decided at the meeting to
make the cost Of handling this sea-
son eight cents per hundred weight,
one cent of which is to be placed in
a sinking fund for the purpose Of
paying Of a loan incurred by the AS
sociation hast season and for caring
for small similar loan incurred at
this time to finance the association
until the returns begin to come In
from this seasons crop. The associa-
tion is very optimistic as to the ulti-
mate success of the organization and
firmly believe that the only road to
success for the Idaho grower Is
through cooperation.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-06-27
NEEDLESS WASTE OF WATER
Sir William Wilcox Issues Statement in Regard
to the Use of Water in the West.
Sees Trouble Ahead.

Sir William Wilcox, the world re
nowned irrigation engineer, inspecte
the Boise project last week. H,
paid particular attention to the dut,
OF water and drainage.
To A. ]. Wiley, the well knowl
Idaho irrigation expert, Sir William
expressed himself with perfect frank
ness and sincerely. He points ou,
some grave dangers.
In the first place he says there Ia
an abundance of water running
through the Boise Canyon to irrigate
400, 900 acres.
One second foot of water at the
head of the canal is sufficient for
100 acres in the arid deserts of
Egypt. That much is not needed
in Idaho.
At Los Angeles the duty of water
is one second foot for 200 acres.
There they pay SIS an acre for water
and $75 an acre for fertilizer, and
reap crops worth $500 an acre from
the land.
Drainage is of vital Importance and
Sir William found good land in all
parts of the west completely ruined
by the application of too much water.
This lis the grave danger pointed out
for this part of Idaho.
The visitor laid special stress on
the fearful waste of water under all
the irrigation projects.
BY A. J. Wiley.
Before attempting to give a report
Of the interesting observations of Sir
William Wilcox regarding irrigation
practice in this country as compar-
ed with India and Egypt, 1t may be
advisable to show by a. brief account |
Of his achievements that he possess
as the highest possible claim to |
speak with authority upon this sub
iect.
AS he himself expresses it, he was
BORN on an irrigation canal In In
liza and has lived on one ever since
lie was educated at the Thompson
:ivil engineering college at Roorkee,
md devoted himself to irrigation en-
,ineering in the service of the En-
.lish government I'M India until 1888,
he date Of the English occupation
4 Egypt. At this time he was trans
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-06-27
HOPE ABANDONED
AT THIS SESSION
Rural Credit Bill will Be Put on
the Shelf Until Next Session
Of Congress.

Washington d. C.-"Notwithstand-
ing the promises made by the DOM
lnant party leaders in Congress- when
| the Currency bill was under consid.
Grafton that special rural credits
OIL would be enacted this session,
IL the currency bill was supported.
all hope for rural credit legislation is
abandoned for this session." remark
ed Congressman Smith of Idaho.
! voted against the currency bill be-
cause 1t contained no provisions, that
IN my opinion, would benefit the
armers, the class that most needs
telief and most deserves it. If the
cost OF living is to be reduced we
aust give more encouragement to the
producers and be less concerned
about the middlemen.
Il do not see why the farmer
should not be regarded as a business
man or one who could be trained In
a Ibusnels man. He is the crea-
or of wealth, and il given the aid
re should have by longtime loans at
a low rate of interest so that he
could equip his farm with machinery
Ind stock, all the people would be
more prosperous and the cost of ly.
ng reduced.
There are millions of dollars in
he savings banks and the postal
savings banks in the east which could
be loaned to farmers ON favorable
terms, II the government would give
Is sanction; and while the curren-
" law Is claimed by Its supporters
o furnish ample money for all legit-
.nate purposes, fear the farmer
Will find he will have to furnish Sc.
,urity of the same value and pay
he same or higher rate OF inter.
sst as before Its enactment"
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-06-27

SAVE YOUR SEEDS FOR THE
STATE SEED SHOW

The Idaho Seed Growers Associa-
..on, composed of Idaho farmers who
are raising seed, will have a State
seed Show and Seed Growers Con-
lention in Twin Falls, December 1st,
Ind, and 3rd Of this year.
An excellent premium list has been
put out and 1t is hoped that every
seed grower In the state will send
his best seed to the show at Twin
Falls. The last show, held at Poca-
tello under the auspices of the Seed
Growers Association, was one of
the largest and best of it's kind ever
held In the Northwest. The winning
seed ut the Pocatello show was TAX
en- to the National show at Dallas,
Texas, and there won many prizes In
competition with seed from all over
the world. The winning seed this
year will probably be taken TO the
Panama-Pacific Exposition at San
Francisco next year and there come
into competition with seed from all
over the world.
There Is no question as to the
of Idaho soil, climate and
other conditions to seed production,--
the only question Is, is the farmer
selling the opportunity. One of the
primary requirements of the Seed
exhibited at Twin Falls Is that 1t be
free from weed seed, especially those
defined as noxious. This state of pur.
lty can best be attained by pulling
weeds from the seed field before the
seed is ripe.
The Idaho Seed Growers Associa-
ton invites you to send your best seed
to the show at Twin Falls. For fur
ther information write to r. B. Cog
lon, Boise, or d. C. MacWatters, Mil
ner. Sc copy of the premium list
at the office Of this paper.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-06-27
BRADY KEEPS ASSAY OFFICE ON
MAP


Senator Brady % amendment to the
Legislative, Executive and Judicial
appropriation bill, appropriating SO,
700 for the Boise Assay Office, pas
led the senate In committee of the
whole, last Friday and passed the Sc
nate on Monday. The bill will go
o Conference committee and 1t will
depend on its action as to whether
The amendment is retained In the bill.
II the Conference Committee agrees
% retain 1t In the bill, 1t will have
to be passed by both the Senate
and the House, as the amendment
cannot fail unless the bill fails.
In speaking of the matter Senator
Brady said:
"The people OF the east do not
understand the necessity of the as
say offices of the west. They seem
perfectly willing to maintain an assay
office at New Orleans, with a loss
that is as great as the entire west
ern assay offices combined, and
make an extremely large appropria-
ton for an assay office In New York,
but try in every way to prevent the
operation Of assay offices i'm the
center of the mining districts of the
west, where they should be main
taoined. think we made the mat
ter plain, that the east must recog-
nize the west or else have some of
their own appropriations materially
decreased. The entire delegation i'm
he House and theSenate are work
ing in harmony for the recognition
,f the Boise Assay office, and we all
hope that theConference Committee
may retain the amendment in the
BILL"