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Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-27

The Three Gamblers A sensa- tionaI western drama featuring C. NJ Anderson Bronco Billy" Essany ? reels Pathe Weekly No. B. New London, Con Yale Harvard Varsity boat race or the Thames rrver Port land, Oregon Rose festival. Fall River, Mass Fourth annual open aiI horse show Hammondsport. N. Y Launching of Rodman Wanamakers' Trans Atlantic flyer America. x Y Polo Grounds. Giants-Cincinnati. 'The Wallfiower Lubin Comedy Don't forget the Christmas tree and santa Claus Thursday night. Presents for all the children. regular admis sion.
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FRIDAY

Seventy one thousand dollars was paid. or deposited Saturday by the Copper Queen Go. subject to draft by Sheriff Slaughter to pay over 10 those entitled 10 it. this amour, being the balance due the trustee under the sale of the Neptun Co.'S properties at BiSbee
 The copper mine adjoining the Cop per Queen at Bisbee Arizona, which fell into the hands of four Pueblo Gti- gins so romantically says the Ore and Metal River has proven veritablc bonanza. The gentlemen, Messers Turner. Chandler, McGrew and Meh an have been offered sl50.OOO for the property but we understand that they prefer to work i, themselves
 Int big coach Modoc was loade d with well dressed turkeys today.
 The latest rumor which however is not substantiated by anything tangible is that the Grand Central Co, will sell 10 the Contention Company
 MT Larrieu has nearly finished that new ditch. It is nearly all the way cut in solid rock.
 The Oso Negro Stage came in last night about midnig ht, bringing up a g ,od load of freight and passengers The mine and mill are working m ex- ,cllent shape and are turning out more bullion af the present time than ever in it's history
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MONDAY
Vice President
 and Wife CominQ

PHOENIX, Dec. 2l.-Vice Presi- den: and Mrs Thomas K Marshall left Washington on Saturday to come to Arizona to partake of their Christ. mas dinner with Mir. and Mrs. W. F. Kinsey; of Scottsdale, parents of Mrs. Marshall They had originally planned to come to Arizona for their Thar ks gi wing dinner. but owing to the vice president having lecture enga gcments in the east they were compelled to for go the trip at that time. and they ate their Thanksgiving dinner in Pennsyl- vania
 Owing to the brief holiday vacation of congress they will remain here only two weeks. During the several times they have visited this section. they have endeared themselves to a great many people, and are always assured of a hearty welcome.
 The vice president is not only a dem ocrat in politics, but is thoroughly democratic in his nature. and while he presides with dignity and ability over the most dignifed~body of men in the oountIy-the United States Senate outside of the senate chamber he is plain Tom" Marshall They are due to arrive here on Wednesday.
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5 cling Fast

That the Christmas and New Year Boost Edition of the "Prospector" is meeting with appreciation on every and is evidenced by the rapid sales of thc large amount of copies printed Hey have been going in lots of 9, 5O Gi lCG A greet many have secured
 nty-fve to send to relatives and [ dS in the east To give the names [ !lwi o are sending ,ories to frier s ,I.ld require considerable space. | [ flee it to say, i, is me.ting with hearty pproval. and Tombstone will 10 doutt benefited by the wide distribution f the edition
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TUESDAY
Arizona Cattle Growers
 Association to Meet

DOUGLAS. Dec. 22-Not alone the cattlemen. but the people of Arizona generally. are looking forward to the joint sessions of the Arizona Cattle Growers Association, and the Cochise County Stock Growers Association, which will be held in Douglas. January lth. 9th and 9th inclusive. On account of the excellent list of speakers and the subjects which will be treated at the g: erings. .lrnunusual iportance attaches to both
 The list Of speakers includes Governor C.. W. P. Hunt. Dr K. B won Klein Schmidt. president of the University of Arizona; Hon. C M Zander, Hon. Paul Geary. Hon. Mulford Winsor, (. P. Mullen. president of the state asso- citation. and others. The subjects they will deal with are as varied as they are interesting. and every ca ttieman. whether the owner of few heads of stock or counts his herds by the thou .nds. will find something to absorb his attention every hour during the three days
 The discussions in whic the mem bership of the state association will participate will include Forest Re -srve Regulation" necessary legislation etc. It is anticipated that many of the abuses and hardships put upon the cat tie industry will be discussed and feasi- bIe plans for their smelioration sug- yested to the national government.
 Attendants at the sessions of the state association will undoubtedly be large. Several hundred reservations have been made at the hotels of the city while private homes will be thrown open for their reception of the delegates. or those who are cast in the role of mere specta- tors Tn addition to the large number of stockmen from all parts of Arizona and from other states in the southwest who will attend. the meeting of the county association will bring a large number of delegates aud visitors. Not less than 700 cattiemen are expected in the city during the three days period.
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From Tuesday's Daily.
Temporary lay-0f

The night shift at the local properties of the Phelps Dodge have been tenn porarily laid of. according to official report available today This is only temporary it is stated and only effects adout ten or twelve men. It was at first reported about town yesterday that the entire force had been laid of but this was proven 10 be an error. and il is not known who was responsible for the rumor
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celebrate its seventh anniversary. at Tucson. no the evening of the 20 tn
 A hrist-class minstrel troup will visit Tombstone on the 26th or 29th of this month.
 Tombstone butchers complain of ranchers who bring meat to town and peddle it about at less than market priceS-In consequence they say busi- ness is very du
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Occupy Davey Residence

Contractor F K Williams ,s busy repapering. repainting and putting in order the Davey residence on 2nd and Allen Streets. which will be occupied by County Attorney J F. Ross and family Mir. Ross has arrived and his family will arrive later. As yet Mir Ross has not announced the appoint mCnt of his deputy
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Douglas Refunds The
 1914-15 Saloon Money

DOUGLAS, Dec. 2l-Without wait ing for the outcome of the injunction against the enforcement of the state prohibition amendment. the city coun- cil refunded all liquor licenses paid in
 advance
 The total refund amo Inted to s2500. representing two months license. IL was made in order to avoid action against the city for ''countenancing it. legal pursuits"
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Xmas Trees

Christmas tree mounted and delivered to any address in Tombstone when you wish The choice ones are here, the Dragoon mountain cedars, a hardy species that grows only in the northern range oi these mountains They are from one 10 five feet high. ane each is substantially mounted Send in your order today Fifty cents to Sl 9 each
 Machomich Mercantile Company-Adv
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Christmas At Ranch

Mrs Edith Barr and children. ac- companied by Miss Seay. one of the teachers at the Wolcott school. will leave tomorrow for the Macia ranch in the Swisshelms. where they will spend the Christmas holidays
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L00k|NG BACKWARD
 1WtNN-FouR YEARS
MONDAY

Another mem ber of the Doe family was init lated into the mysterious chain gang this morning He will. during the enSued ten days. have visible means of support
 The Bank of Tombstone received a fine line of new furniture yesterday from California
 The Phoenix Republican says Ben Goodrich the we'll known attorney v arrived by yesterdays train to attend the present session oi the uni.ed States court Mir Goodrich is now established in lucrative law practice in San Deigo.
 The citizen says that 1t is the in tontion of the m ilitia of the territory to organize in a regiment of three bat talions after the meeting of the next legislature The batlalionS will have headquarters al Phoenix. Prescott and Tucson Tucson battalion will com prise the two home companies and tha' of Tombstone
 McGowan who killed his partner in the Chiricahua mountains a short time ago and just succeed in getting out of jail on bonds, IS a brother of ] H Me Gowan oi Washington city. one of the most prominent attorneys there
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Christmas In Tombstone

Clyde Westervelt, son ofE. J. Wes- teryelt of the local E. P. & $. w. de pot. arrived in Tombstone Saturday and will spend the holidays with his father. and sister. Miss Juanita Wes- tervelt. who is one of the teachers al the Wolcott school
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From, Monday's Daily.
Abandon Trip

Attorney Lee o. Woolery and family who had planned a trip overland in in their Cole touring car. to Phoenix to spend the holidays, have abandoned
 the trip until later date. when the roads will be in better shape for travel.
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Making Prepar; 10 ,

Tho girls of the Tombstone Basket Bali Team are making necessary pre- parationS for the big dance on Christ mas Eve al Gage Hall Coed music will be furnished and nothing towards making the affair success will he left undone Several parties are expected over from Gleeson and Courtland to attend the dance
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Return From Bisbee

County Recorder Owen E Murphy and wife returned home yesterday from Bisbee. where they have been for the past several days on a visit with friends
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In From Ranch

Seth Pyeatt is in today from the Pyeatt ranch in the Huachuca noun tains He reports that his father has recently crossed large herd oi cattle over from Mexico
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-27

Do you need letter hea Is, envelops, bill head. calling cards. or anything in the paper and printing hne' If you o call at the "Prospector" office. where your work will be done neatly and artistically
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THURSDAY

The raffie for the dressing case will come of to morrow night at Naples.
 Mark Smith and wife will leave for Smith is able to leave the house.
 The Society Of Arizona Pioneers win
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In From Turner

Bart LanderS is in the city today from his home at Turner having come in last evening T. J Turner is also in own on business matters
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Returns From Ranch

Prof J A RockfellOw returned home this morning from his ranch in the famous Cochise Stronghold, where he has been for the past week looking after business matters that required his at tentiou,
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TUESDAY

The politial pot still Loiis Two in
 dividuaIS had a TOW in an Alien street restaurant. a couple of night, ago and a large mirror was smashed in the melee The damage done amount ed to s25 and i, was all about Grove, Cleveland 's.rccord.
 The infant child of G W Swain is very low with pneumonis.
 A Wentworth of Fairbank mad, Tombstone a visit last night
 The clerk of the board Of supervisor. sent out a large numJef of maps yes Lerday to the military DO Is. schools and supervisors of other counties.
 The chain gang ios, a man yesterday and gaired another The one dischars cd was a eood workman and this fac being plain to a citizen who was ! nctd cf T an to work he paid his fine and employed Linn al some other work
 Arizona hss 25 newspapers. eight of which are published daily Three oI them are printed in Spanish language This gives one paper to every 2.50O of population. which is a higher ave: age than any other state or territory with two exceptions. Alabama has e county with populat ion of 3j.OOC : having only one newspaper. and il. circulation IS SOY Yuma Times
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Returned From Visit

Mrs. A. F. Parker and children re- turned home yesterday from Sherman. Texas, where they have been for the past several months on visit with Mrs. Parker's parents.
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in From Ranch Christmas Services

Rev Father Suarez, of Tncson IS expect ed in Tombstone shortly and will con duct services atthe local Catholic church on Christmas day He will also hold mass on Saturday
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For The Holiday

Prof Tilford of the local schools was an outgoing passenger tobsy for Los Angeles. where he will spend the holi- days with his pareuts.
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officers as well as on the various amendments. They are valuable for future reference and can be had on ap- plication to Clerk Karger.
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To Los Angeles

Miss Girdlestone. one of the teachers at the Central school. teft for Los Angeles, where she will spend the holidays with her parents
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To Industrial School

Two Mexican youths, Ramon Ia Cruz. aged l3. and Liberato Gomez d ed l7, will be tai 'n tb the Industrial l school al Fort Crai | shortly. by Ere b tioa Officer A W. Howe
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Sends Greetings to Old Friends

Samuel Stanton, an old time resident of Cochise county, and who is now in
 the Pioneers Home at Prescott. in a letter to a friend who is in Tombstone at present, sends the seasons greetings
 to all of his Cochise county friends.
 MT. Stanton is enjoying good health,
 and states that the new superintendent
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Visiting Son

] G, Hutchison arrived in Tomb stone this morning from Clay Center. Cal. and will spend Christmas with his con, Deputy Recorder H l.. Hutchi- son and family
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Navajo Blanket

E. H Reeves today received a large .hipment of Navajo Blankets and sad de blankets from the reservation i'll New Mexico
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Over From Bisbee

Jucge Walter Thomas was over yes terday from Bisbee bringing over part of his household goods The remainder will be brought over as soon as the weather permits.
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Up from Ranch

Steve Moore. manager of the Curlew ranch was in town today purchasing supplies.
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No Connections

The incoming train from the east this morning. did not make connect Ions with the main line. and no mail arrived until three o'clock
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-27

Enlighten your office burdens by bringing all matters that demand type written work to the 'Prospector Job plant" We have just installed an en- tirely new job plant and can handle all sorts of printing at the lowest prices.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-27
From Wednesday's Daily.
Xmas On Ranch

The family of Col. Henry Pyeatt left today for the Pyeatt ranch in the Hua chucas to spend the Christmas holidays
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Visiting Mother

Mrs. W. H. Brown, of Bisbee. is in Tombstone for few days or a visit with her mother. Mrs Kate Rafferty.
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In From Bisbee

Attorney Fred Sutter was a visitor on matters before the superior court
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From CourtIand

Mir. and Mrr. NJ H. Brown and daughter, Miss Hein, and son. Elvin today. They report the roads very muddy account of the rains
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From Lewis Springs

Bob Johnson. the we'll known cattle man of Lewis Springs is in the city to- day on business
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On Business

Horace P. Merrill assistant cashier of the Bank of Benson. as mp yesterday on business remaining over night
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h From Valley

Harry Macia, well known cattleman of the Sulphur Spring valley. is spend- ing a few days in Tombstone on busi- ness
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Generous Rain

Tombstone, and in fact the entire sec
 tion of the county is today receiving a
 ge ierous downpour Rain has been [: IT, ing almost continuously duriug the day. and indications point to still more rain.
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In From Ranch

Robert Axtell. proprietor of the JO Bar ranch, accompanied by his wife and child, are in the city. having spent Sunday with E H. Reeves and Mrs. Axtell
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Election Statement

Clerk A. (. Karger. of the board of supervisors, has issued a tabulated statement of the vote at the recent election, which gives the vote of each precinct in the county for all of the
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Visited at Tucson

Mir: and Mrs. James Mars spent yesterday in Tucson on a brief visit, having gone to the Old Pueblo Satur- IaY
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RE MORTGAGE B Nance et uN to Pir~ Douglas prop ....-- ,,oo H Wootton et uN to CA land ..
 Co Beusonr s W Lumber
 <op 1000 z r,,;. ,AeTroN OF MORTGAGE
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Tuesdays s Program

gasoline
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Purchased Auto

mont of his deput,
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Returned to Benson

for the runor.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-03-10

A repetition of your want ad. al
small cost, might 'pay" If you're try
ing to rent rooms.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-03-10
NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE.

Under and by virtue of an execution
issued out of the district court OF the
Fourth judicial district of the state OF
Idaho, in and for Twin Falls county,
in the suit of Ed. Braun VS.. S. N1hart
and Fred Nihart, duly attested Janl-
airy 18th, 1914, / have levied upon all
the right, title, claim and interest OF
the said S. Nihart and Fred Nihart in
and to the following described real
estate, situated in Twin Falls county,
state of Idaho, and described as fol-
lows, to-wit: Lot Seventeen CID
Eighteen (1S) and Nineteen G9) in
Block Sixty-seven (67) in Bull, Idaho
as the same appears of record on the
official plat of the said Townsite, now
on file in the office of the recorder o.
the said county of Twin Falls, state o.
| Idaho.
| Notice is hereby given, that OF
Thursday, the Goth day of March A. D
1914, at 10 o'clock of the salu day, Il
front of the court house in the city .
Twin Falls, Twin Falls county, stat
of Idaho, | will sell all the right. title
claim and interest of the said 5. M
hart and Fred Nihart in and to tn
above described real estate, at publ
auction. to the highest bidder, 10
cash, in lawful money of the Unite
States, to satisfy the said execution
together with interest, and all cost
; H. C. VANAUSDELN, Sheriff.
; BY c. G. SIGGINS, Deput
: LONGLEY & HAZEL,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Z Mar 3-10-17-.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-03-10
NOTICE OF SuERIFF'S SALE.

Thomas M. Lyons, receiver, plain
tiff, VS.. Joe Fitzsimmons, Flo F1tzslm-
mons. and the Weeter Lumber Com
pany, a corporation, defendants.
Under and by virtue of an order OF
sale and decree of foreclosure, issued
out of the district court of the Fourth
Judicial District of the State of Idaho,
in and for the County of Twin Fails,
wherein Thomas M. Lyons, receiver,
was plaintiff, and Joe Fitzsimmons
and Flo F'itzsimmons and the Weeter
Lumber Company, a corporation, were
defendants, wherein the above-named
pIaintiff secured a decree of fore
closure and sale against the above
named defendants, dated the 9th day
of February, 1914, duly attested the
10th day of February, 1914, and re-
corded on the 18th day OF FEBRUARY
1914, in Judgment book 3, at page "a
of the records of the said district
court, I am commanded to sell all thal
certain piece, parcel or lot OF lane
situated, lying and being in the county
of Twin Falls, State of Idaho, to-Wit'
Lot One Cd and Two (2), Block Ihlf,
ty-one (31), also Lots Three (3) ane
-Four (4), in Block Thirty-one CID
| Kimberly, Twin Fails county, oGaee y
| Idaho. -
Together with all and singular thu
tenements, Entertainments, ana appur
tenances thereunto belonging or Il
any wise appertaining.
Notice is hereby given, that o.
| Thursday, the 18th day of March
1914. at 10 o'clock of the said day, il
front of the court house in Twin Falls
Twin Falls County, State of Idaho,
will sell all the right, title, claim an
interest of the above named defend
ants. in and to the above describe
property, at public auction, to til
| highest bidder, for cash, lawful Nor
ey of the United States, to satlsi
plaintiffs decree, together with intel
est and all costs.
II. G. VANAUSDELN, Sheriff.
BY c. G. SIGGINS, Deput
lIONGLEY & HAZEL,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Feb "A Mar
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-03-10
MANY MILLIONS FOR THE DESERT
Continued from Page ~

than the pumping of water from the
Columbia river by electric power gen
Grated by the river itself. A similar
cooperative enterprise has been en-
tered upon with the state of Washing
ton.
THE plan is that we shall do the
work, supplying one-half the funds
and the state one-half. This is ten
dency which it is well to foster; for
the state will appreciate the effort OF
the nation when it makes like sac
rifice itself. And nothing could more
induce to the success of the nations
effort than to have some local check
and interest. To place at states
service a large sum gathered from the
resources of the public lands within
| her borders would enable this charac'
| ter of mutual effort to expand.
"This can be done if we will retair
for national improvement portion O
the national resources. And this ma,
be done, / believe, with the heart.
| good will of the people who are chiefl,
concerned-the people of the west.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-03-10

Ground bone at the Twin Falls Meat
Company. Eight pounds for 20 cts.
Adv Jan tt
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-03-10
ALIAS SUMMONS.
In the District Court of the Fourth Ju-
diciai District, in and for Twin Falls
County, State of Idaho.

A. ]. Devlin, plaintiff, VS.. Joseph
Beusmans, defendant.
The State of Idaho sends Greetings
to Joseph Beausmans, defendant.
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to appear in an action brought
against you by said plaintiff in the
said district court and to answer TO
the complaint of the above-named
plaintiff, filed therein, within twenty
days Exclusive of the day of service)
after the service ON you of this sum-
mons, il served within this judicial
district, or if served elsewhere with
| in forty days That the said action is
brought to recover a judgment against
you for the sum of $3.50, with inter-
est at the rate of 10 per cent per an
mum, from July oath, 1907. That the
said defendant made, executed and de-
livered to this plaintiff his promissory
note for the sum OF $1,650.00, on the
oath day of July, 1907, bearing inter
est at the. rate of 10 per cent from
said date, as will more particular,
show from plaintiffs complaint,
COPY of which is served herewith ant
made part hereof.
And YOU are hereby notified that
you ldll W appear anu ans" 80
complaint as above required, the sal
plaintiff will take Judgment agains
you as prayed for in the plaintiff
: complaint,
9 Attest my hand and the seal OF tn
: District Court of the Fourth Judicif
r District, State of Idaho, in and fc
: Twin Falls county. this 18th day
: February, 1914.
(SEAL) e. j. FINCH, Ger
e w. p. GUTHRIE, Attorney for Plail
S tiff, Residing at Twin Falls, Ida
i Feb 20-27 Mar 6-13-20-.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-03-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Notice is hereby given that l.
Charles Ahrens, convicted OF the
crime Of Incest, at the February term.
A. d. 1912, in the District Court OF
the Fourth Judicial District, IN and
for the County of Twin Falls, State OF
Idaho, and sentenced on March lst,
A. d. 1912, to serve q term OF not less
than three years nor more than ten
years imprisonment in the Idaho state
Penftentiary, will make an application
to the Honorable State Board OF Par
dons at its next regular meeting after
the expiration Of the legal publication
Of this notice, for fun and absolute
pardon. ,rrr,,,>rs
P. O. Box IS, Boise Idaho.
Feb 1924 Mar 3-H