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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
so,les ., Proof Of Application OF water % Ben

Notice OF Proof Of Application OF Water 70 Ben
ehcsal Use.
Notice Is hereby given that At II a. IA. on the
ltth day Of April, 1914, OF Forest, county OF
bawis. state Of la@hp, beapge n. A. Hoslegs jos
tee OF the peace. proof viii be submitted OF the
application 70 beneGessi nse Of x OF one cubic
foot per second Of the waters Of Deer Greek, IN
&ecofda nee with the terms and conditions Of
PeF1nst no. S8IT. heretofore issued BIZ the state
Engineer Of the state Of idaho.
!. The name aud poesofick address of the
pefGop or corporation bcleing said permit are
John A. Platts Forest. idaho.
z. The pne 70 which said watef has been APP
piled ls irrigation and domestic Use.
3. Tbe AEa0Hnt appiied - beneficial use IL
x Of one cubic foot per sec0nd.
T. The place where said water fs used Is
partly in Ehe nw5< OF the ne,< and the ne54 OF
the nss<. balance in lots and 3; ali in sec n
twp 81. range ~. n. NJ.
D. The canal ia unnamed.
6. The right 70 take MAter from such works
IL based upon permit No. 89iT.
2. he source Of supply from which such
Hster IL diverted lie Deer Greek.
g. The date Of priority which said user Is
prepared 70 establish ia Aug. II, 1903
y. r. King. STATE Engineer.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-26

W. H. Ralph has sold his property
holdings and a half interest ia his
auctioneering business to r. w. Cline
Of Wilbur, Wn., formerly from Iowa
who will arrive next week. Mr.. c.
IL an up-to-dAle salesman and while
the Ralph family expects 70 remove
to Spokane after school IN out Mr..
Ralph and bis partner win continue
10 bold the foEt here.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-26

AT the regular meeting Of the Nez
Perez county commissioners on April
18th petitions will be presented for
the esIl Of local option eieciioa In
that county. II is expected that
many over the required 30 per cent
Of the voters will sign the petitions.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-26
SING LAUNDRY
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

DcparEsaent Of the Interior. u. {. Land 0fice
al lewiston. Idaho. February 2oth, lgls
Notice IL hereby given that Frank Graham,
Of Nesperce, Idaho. = be, on October sth. 1870.
nsksa Homestead entries no. 9SST4. i0F a. (
nws&. sec II and ej& neSz sec 10, twp. "a NJ. re-.
z x. b. NJ. has fied notice OF intention 70 make
khrng@anMs proof. 20 stabiisn claim 30 the land
above described. before Register and Receiver
II. II. Land ofHce al Lewiston. Idaho. on the
sezh day OF March. ssas.
Claimant names as witnesses: Sen Schultz.
@t1nAen Gilman. Emanuel Carey. Clem Carey.
IS So tn. Bartlett. Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-26

TO those Of our patrons who de-
sire to help their favorite candidates
Ia The Piano Contest can do so by
calling I'd our store end paying their
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-26

John Brooke moved his family and
household effects to Greencreek the
early part Of last week. He has
leased ranch near there and will
put crop thereon this season.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-26

Rumor has II that w. C. Fores.
man will retire from the MANAGEMENT
Of The Winchs ester Journal next week
and the paper thereafter will be CON
Quoted by successor 10 be appoint
ed by the bank Of Winchester, which
owns the plant.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-26

VIM. ~. Morgan, the widely
known astofnsy Of Moscow, last week
announced his candidacy for justice
of the supreme court. to succeed
Justice Ailshie, who will resign in .
few weeks to make the race for the
United States senate.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-26
We Need the Money Your Candidate
Needs the Votes.

To those of our patrons who de-
sire to help their favorite candidates
in the Piano Contest can do SO by
calling at our store and paying their
accounts any time before s o'clock,
Tuesday March 3ist. Remember
our prizes for coupon selling.
Anderson Pharmacy Co.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-26

Miss Addie Laird who has been
visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. ]. Fl. Lewis. for some time de.
parted this morning for Pullman,
Wn.. where see viii keep house for
a brother.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-26

=. D. Blakely aud Mrs. c. Ter
nahan Who departed about two weeks
ago for Indianola, Iowa. are expect
ed home tomorrow evening. Their
father. whom they went to visit died
before their arrival, but they got
there in time for the funeral.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-26

Mr., and Mrs. A. Huber returned
home Monday from California,
where they basked In the sunshine
and feasted on oranges. grapes and
such during the long sinter months.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-26

-Four coed ones, from bunch of 90,
fresh and coming fresh soon. r. c.
Fuller, Route 5, Nezperce. If
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-26

Guy Bryant, who recently retired
from the Hardware and Implement
business 10 Ito, with which be has
been connected for many years. bad
good bye to his many Lewis county
friends Tuesday and departed to
make his permanent home in Califor-
MA.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-26

Or. Booth. registered opsomstrist.
Have those pictures framed al
Fink Brcs.
STEERS for SALE head short
yeaFlings. G. Il. Rllis.
Soms extra snaps in land. See
Harding O Sharkey. n
BLURSTEM HAY FOR SALE
See B. z. Jeiterls If
Pine watch, clock and jewelry re-
pairing Al she Booth Jesslry Store.
EGGS Pure bred Barred Rocks,
81 per setting Of IS. c. II. Ellis.
RCCS-Full.blood White wyan-
dots setting Is. 500. ]. w. More
Land. g.
II you care TO trade your proper
~ for Alberta land, Address w. 3.
Larson. KiIlam. Alberta. sssf
You get the real cream Of The
wheat In Germ best break
fast food Of them all.
I'VE aren't engaged anymore you
mastn't" Dorothy 10 The Elope-
meat Of Ellsn'' April Z.
Dlamond Urea. tubes and other
emergency auto supplies at NeS-
perez Machine Works.
Attorney Sam Tannahill gent 10
Lewiston Saturday incoming On a
professional visit.
EGGS FOR MATCHING Thor
oagh-brd Barred Plymouth Rocks.
Is fcr 81. Chas. Cilea. 42.4
chaa. Giles and John Collins made
shsir regular over Sunday waits with
their families here, and again re-
tuned 10 10 Monday morning.
]. q. White wens to vollmer Mon-
day morning and met Mrs. White
and little heir Who had been visiting
. week With relatives Ia Grangcville.
.sRich run 10 the long distance
phone and get Molly a new maid.
ThIa one Ia going TO elope wish ne. F."
BOB IN "The EiOpsmsna Of Ellen"
April 4.
The local Masonic lodge held an
interesting meeting Monday night,
conferrlng the degree Of Master Ma
son upon Roy Sanford, and sftsrward
enjoying . luncheon and social hour.
an automobile party consisting Of
Mr.. and Mrs. wv. S. Harvey and
daughter. and the Misses Jessie
Kempfer and Helen Rees mosored
over 10 the county hub Sunday after
noon and spent several hours at she
home Of the Sasse family.
FOR SAlE--Minneapolis "a
horse engine, good a. new-nan
just IS days. Cost $4,000; viIi go
nj a bargain. Easy terms. Also q
IA #. headers; good "a
new. al bargain. A. 8. Seeker.
( ! miles Eat Nezperce- s.
F. N. Damon departed Monday
Tor Portland and coast cities 10 see II
be might be able 10 find a land that
% fairer than this, where to make |
biz home in Che future. mr.. Damon
lald he might 40 a. Ear a. Mexico
before returning !. but didn't shink he
pould pick ous a permanent location
here, just yet.
FARM TO RENTThe Charles
Zrumeich ranch, II mile southeast
II Russell for season 1914, expiring |
Ian. /, 1915, for $500 cash In adj
rance. Don't write unless you pay |
he price. Barney Krumeich, RID .. |
2omulus, NJ. x. 4w.
JOAN Carter, she pioneer auc-
ionesr of this and Camas Prairie,
low residing III cnldesac vas In the |
,isy Saturday and placed . business
ard In The Herald. Mr. Carter ex-
,ects TO 20 10 Canada soon to sell |
lis quarter section Of land 10 q Pull
nan rancher, and will then locate in
here aud get buay crying sales. /
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-26

FOR RENT-i20 acres. 81 miles
south Of Winchester. NJ. Sharkey
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-26

Wsnted-elderly people and all
others to hear the sermon addressed
to the former mentioned at II 100 a.
m. at the M z. church next Sunday.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-26

The people read The Herald.
EyeatFain--sse DR.. Booth.
Cut class-a swell line 90 display
al Booths.
Madison Lumber Company for
coal and wood.
Stevens Restaurant. the beat place
10 eat. 42si
FOR SALE-Ssyeral hundred
pounds cabbage. w. L. Schafer. a.
FOR sALR--or trade for stock
good house. barn. ? lots. city water.
GET THE HABrT-and get your
clothes from caElsOa. the tailor. II
Fiks q Lehman ell buy your
stock. See then before selling. If
For up-so-dais millinsry. see Mrs.
JohnsOn'a line. Opposite postofsscs.
WANTED At oNcE-Second-
hand organ. Esquire al shls Office.
GET The HABIT Place your
order quick fer Easter clothes al
cArlaon'a Nv
HAY FOR SALE 50 psF ton.
cash: mile easa Nszpescs. wn.
Rapport. -
Madison Lumber Company Tor
belldlng material The bess and
tho cheapest.
100000 private money 10 loan
On Farm properly acquire unlcn
State Bank. n
"oh. doa's BE- a goose Maz,"
Dorothy In "Ths Blopemens Of
Eliza" April Z.
GET THE HABIT-Have your
clothes cleaned and made 10 look
like neg. al caslsoo's. n
Queen Of the West ID an excellent
straight grade aoar--ever try az
Is's guaranteed.
County Treasurer and Ars. L. 7.
Mckee returned Saturday from .
several weeks soioarn al Lewiston.
Steam heated rooms for rens At
reasonable rates. Inquire Union
State Bank. a.
s, Remember DR.. Z S.
Booth When POUR
~ eyes bother you.
We can make your farm loai.s On
the most attractive terma. II - 10
your interest 10 see us before making
your loans. Farmers State Bank.
LAUNDRY The Electric, nj
CrangeviIle. guarantees good work.
Leave bundles al Stevens Ressau.
rant. Ship Wednesday afternoons.
resurn Saturdays. 42H
Carl Price had the misfortune one
day last seek 10 run nail Ia one Of |
ais feet and has been laid up since
al consequence. Latest reports are
that he 10 on the mend.
County Assessor E. q. Ralliif and
family last week moved into The
handsome bungalow owncd by Mrs. |
Boles 10 Northwest Ne8perce, and
recently vacated by John Ssellmon
and family, who moved out 10 their
ranch.
Ceneral Manager I. G. Kjosness
OF the Madison Lumber & MIll Co,
With headquarters al Lewiston, and
Local Manager A. L. Chance Of 10
we're guests Of A. A. Hunter, mana
ger OF the Nezperce branch, last
Saturday and mes quite number Of
our business men.
MIRA. w. A. Burghards returned
LAT Friday from an extended Walt
9th her sIster at I'll Paso, Texas.
During her stay on the Mexican
frontier, Mrs. Burghardt visited
many historic points on both sides Of
the Rio Grande and learned much at
firsl hand OF the var conditions In
The little aspublic, and we hope soon
10 be- able TO publish a story Of her
trim which would be very interesting
to the readers Of the Herald,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-30
Poisoning Victim Told His
Mother, So. Mrs. Mary
Curry Testified
BISBEE PUT ON TRIAL
FOR MANSLAUGHTER
Cyrus Curry Was One of 13
Men Who Died at
Bristol

Middlebury Dec. 30.-The prosecution
rested in Addison county court to-day il
the trial of Don A. Bisbee of Bristol
charged with manslaughter in the deatf
OF Cyrus Curry OF Bristol, one of l3 vic
tins of wood alcohol alleged to have been
sold by Bisbee.
The first witness in the case was DR.
| H. p. Williamson of Bristol, who testified
that he had treated Curry on Nov. !,
and that he understood at that time that
the man was suffering from effects OF
alcoholic poisoning, but that he did not
see the patient again until after he died,
on Nov. 2.
| The next witness was DR.. B. RI. Stone
OF Burlington, director Of the state lah-
oratory Of hygiene and professor in the
University Of Vermont college of medi-
cine, who testified that he performed an
autopsy upon the body of Cyrus Curry
on the third day of November, and that
in his opinion Curry died from poison
ing and that he believed the poison was
wood alcohol.
On cross examination DIR. Stone said it
was difficult to notice the difference he
tween wood alcohol and more highly
refined preparations, such as cologne
spirits. and il was still harder to detect
the difference by the odor.
Mrs. Mary Curry. mother of the dead
man, testified that on the second day OF
November at about 4 o'clock in the aft
ernoon her son was at the house and
complained OF being i'll, and that he said
he was also sick at s o'clock in the morn
ing, before he fed his pigs and started
to work, and at $50 o'clock he went to
bed and said he did not believe he could
live After that he did not talk about
his condition Mrs. Curry. said. but she
heard him tell DIR. Williamson that he
obtained liquor of Bisbee and did not
think that he could live. DIR. William
son stated that the deceased was in his
normal state of mind when he made his
statement to him.
Deputy Sheriff George 6. Farr. the
next witness. testified that he arrested
and Jailed Bisbee and searched his place
Of business on Sunday, the first day Of
Novem ber. and that he found in the
store 10 one-quart bottles of stuff sup
posed TO he whiskev and a l0.gallon can
partly full OF stuff which he has since
had reason TO believe was wood alcohol,
and in addition to these a large number
Of half-pint bottles containing something
that was supposed to be and is now
claimed to be poisonous liquor known
as wood alcohol
The Jurors are; Levi Beech Of Ferris.
burg. NJ. B. Ferson Of Leicester, John L. /
Of Shoreham. George A. Bar 4
nard OF Lincoln, Ward :. Benedict or .
-ornwall, Frank A. Nisun Of Bridport. /
Joseph Bodett Of Addison. r. 4. Durham
u Hancock. George r. Slack Of Ncr.
,ennes. f. A. Needham Of Whiting,
'harles , Devoid Of Starksboro, Carl J, 4
3ottum Of New Haven.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-30
TURKS ARE CLAIMING
DEFEAT OF RUSSIANS
Noticeable Slackening in AL
lies Efforts in the West
Causes Comment in Brit
ish Papers, with Promise
That Reason Will Soon Be
Known

The Russian assertion of an important
victory won over the Austrians in Cali
cia was confirmed to-day in an official
statement from Vienna. The Russians
claim to victory over the Turks in the
Caucasus is disputed. Reports have
reached Berlin from Constantinople, say
ing that the Turks have won another
success and are pursuing the Russians.
1t is also said at Constantinople that an
other British attempt to land troops in
Arabia failed.
The soldiers of Emperor Nicholas still
hold the main German armies in check
and continue to press the advantage, ac-
cording to dispatches reaching London.
At the same time they are harrassing
the Austrians, who have been flung back
over the Carpathian mountains.
In the western area the allies continue
to claim slow progress but the offensive
started in the middle of December has
noticeably slackened, fact which Bsr-
lin declares means failure of the at
tempted allied advance. Even some of
the British newspapers call attention to
the marked decrease of the vigor of the
French, British and Belgian thrusts at
the German line, but they add that the
reason for the quiet will soon be dis
closed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-30
NOTE s1IRs BRITAIN
Wfo Ar Surprised Over American Pro
tti on Shpping Interference.

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-30
ENTIRE AUSTRIAN
ARMY IN RETREAT
Official Communication at Vienna Ad-
mits ttat Russians Have Driven
Them Back Along Whole
Eastern Front.

Vienna via wireless to London. Dec
30, "a. m An official communication
says ho old Russian army which
week ago commenced an offensive against
those ot our forces which had crossed the
Carpataians has been reinforced with
supplementary troops and fresh divisions
H. such manner that IL was necessary
tor ~ to withdraw our troops along
the entire eastern lront and in the plain
of Goflicc The situation in the north
hss not brru influenced there hy. Ia the
Balkan theatre tie Montenegrins showed
great hut unsuccessful activity. s weak
attaek at Treuipje IN Herzegovina near
The hordct we rcpul-ed easily The Mon.
tenegim artillery has had 40 effect on
the strong fortress 81 krie,osiie."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-30
CLAIMS HE SHOT
IN SELF DEFENSE
Rocco Olivia Arrested in Rutland for
Shooting His Italian Countryman,
Filipo Annello, In Burlington.

Burlington. Dec 30 Rocco, Olivia, who
! l. charged with shooting his countryman
| Fiipo Annello. on Barrett street last
Monday night was brought 10 this city
last night from Rutland, where he was
arrested at the railroad station yester-
day afternoon. He was questioned by
Chief OF Police Russell.
Anncllo, he said. was always calling
him a bad boy al the mills and threat
cning tc cut his face When they were
together Monday night opposite the cot :
ton mill storehouse Just after they had
lett Cosimo PrOdenzana. Annello told
him il was a good time 10 cut bis face
and reached has hand down to his pocket.
DIVA said he was scared and thought
Annello was irving to get = gun. He then
drew his own gun and shot Annello in
tending 10 hit Kim IN the arm. He
struck Annello and be did not know
whether be was dead OF not.
Immediately after the shooting he
dropped the gun aud ran lie followed
the car track down town and later he
saw a street car come down the bill and
also saw Prodenana a Il. Tie stepped
behind a tree aud when he saw Proden-
zana get out Of the car ne ran up the
street he did not see The police patrol
wagon he kept walking until be came
10 the railroad track He then walked
along the track aud late a. night be
reached the station AZ Charlotte. where
lte remained until morning TIE then
walked to Nergcnnes where h. purchased
n ticket to New York ilc was arrested
when be- arrived ~ Rutland
Olivia denies that pc bias carrird the
gun RECENTLY iis aid the weapon Was
= present from friend about two year-
ago He had tbc gun stuck in he belt
MONDAY night tut bad MT carried II ~
Is that time Ho also denies thar he
, ,hraateued 10 sh00t Proirnuua VI hen the
latter came up after AuneIio bad been
shot
The cine that lei Is the arrest 81 Oiita
VS. FURNISHED ht caorca z Tuttie who
sau Oi'ta at A.frcrues ulen ~ Tuttif
Ras taking ~ traHn thtre to tiis city
yesterday morning When D. afi1ed n
harrington - told ChIaf ~ polrr Eus
.sU that he was eartaiu - hnd srrn
silva Tl,e ttsr immediately not5frH
ha ehisf 81 Hrtisul and the latter TOOK
tiisa ~ t.ie train
FIHro Aruslis tlss 5tjm rf WNas
aunft 3 resting comfortably 81 ~
1arr f1tf5ter hnartsi au8 u7 mnannit
dis recover The = rsr gas rm ~
- ruunH Yesterday aus tla iuli.t una
ratsA 90 uI ffraiat1f r talru uut
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-30
SLID INTO A WRECK.
Slippery Rails Caused Troy Street Car to
Dash OF Iron.

Troy, \. y, Dec 30-Owing to slip.
perry rails a trolley car while descend.
ing Tow hill, one OF the steepest streets
in the city, became unmanageabIe late
yesterday afternoon and dashed at a high
rate of speed down the thoroughfare.
At the foot Of the incline the car left
the rails, and, crashing into telegraph
pole was demolished, Nine passengers
who were in the ear and the motor
man and conductor were injured, several
OF them internally Physicians and am
balances were summoned and the most
severely injured were taken to hos
pital.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-30
POPULAR PLAINFIELD MAN.
Frank Richardson Passed Away Late
Yesterday.

plainfcld Dee 30 This village was
ssddeued last evening 60 learn Of the
sudden passing away Of one of her Young
men. Frank Richardson az O'Clock
Mr.. Richardson had been IN declining
health for the past seven wears and Al.
though he made brave struggle and al
though everything that the hove and
Kindness of friends could DO was done
for him il was an of no avail
Frank Richardson was born in Groton
Nov. % 1879. one ot the four children 81
Mr and Mrs Henry Richardson the ed
est aud The onls son 10 married Incia
Douse Jult i0. 1901 moving 10 this vi
lagr the following February
Mr. Richardson Aas carpenter hv
trade and. being ot an Inventive aud mo
cbauical genius aas stcf bust uutH fad.
ing health caused hifa a. do lrss and less
each year Tho rsst year had lseen II
great suffering % the man but b. never
theirss barf be burden hratriy 4 great
lover 81 nature and eager q rrrain his
health u wss founi H the camp. -
Edreeatsr through ffe nH aui vinter
tu Not 23 uhen he rsturnrd h1me
Mr. Richardson Be- surgItis8 o. the uif
~ his mothfr. Mfs " thaftfs uf Har
ardtifir lunu tuo s'sters Mrs Frri
F1anHers 81 0ranre sr8 Wfs FrB Rrr
traua of HHrarasIIif Coma nuf auHt
anH 81 anaias frasiaas Z hasi 81 FRIENDS
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