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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-16

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The approximate amount Of the lien Or
charge. to satisfy which tho above described
property r. to be sold, is Thirteen Thousand
tfve Hundred Ftfty-two and b0-toO Dollars
Nl35b2.bob with interest thereon from the
eth day Of January, 1914, together with tho
costs and allowance amounting TO y3s2.1e.
with interest from January 18th. 1914. to
Eether with the expenses OF the salo The
approximate amount of the taxes. sseese-
rnents and water rates or other liens. which
are TO be allowed to the purchaser out o.
the purchase money or paid by tho Referee
Is $685. and interest.
said premises will be sold subject 10
agreenhsnt recorded in Iiber rs, Section 7:
ConveyAnces, Page "a; covenants against
nuisances in deed recorded In Liber $50. Con
veyances, Page Gil. to any state Of facts
which an accurate survey would show. snd
TO monthly lsttings by the receiver In the
above entitled action.
Dated. New York, January s2nd. 1915
JOSEPH T. RYAN. Referee
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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 20.
LAT ~ vESEY STREET.
Ax lnsenh p Day
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

TRANSFERS.
with name and address. Of owner ,,,, ana
address party OF second part)
(south of Fourteenth ST.
ILpRIpoE ST, W. being Let SIS; Dsla .,s,y
. ' Nary Loyen.s.in. sSo " iiiih st. iF::Ss
sRANp ST :. ii.t iB;ow.ry. run. n se.iss
Estsi TO At XIV 81 TO bes-Kenton Realty
e to , !sSsS' Jan k = as,s.. hism.n
stME q Northumberland Blank 70. Kenton
Realty 10, 1856 Bway. Oct 81. 1912; a, .inc
srSswsToS ST. cor Alien st. isiox75-
i In , jacobson to Biima Wittsi. Botoshsu.
ttumania, Feb IS; address %, 10 stsni ,on
.rH ST. $50, 5 3. ii ioxs7-Jno o Lowe,
Jr ref to Mary q Richardson. II .tth
s sna @m f. Orr Isl - ai,s ss' Edw Best
West side.
'""a' u Firth av between Fourteenth ana
iSTi IT. 30 W. Q, 1sxiO2.2-Henrietta II
P4tfcu and 'Ernestine A Cochran, sxrs
A 81 ii1 hS'; st. m 70 sSssSs s,,y hosi:
81 sonpenbers. IS Liberty st; ~. .sss ,;oo
18th Id. ST. hss S5a, to E sx asi
Iieitn'' 5ss W 18th st. mtse $4,000
AN' same - '''''''''s'
Manhattan Island, north Of 10th ST.
1TH Az. W cor 18th ct. ioo.1isioo--osk
CONSTR 90 TO Isidor Reis. s. Lenox ay.
,ntge $4,000 Feb 10; atty, q Co. iIS
Iii ST, 900 4, n .. s5.ss..ii-Fiai:y II
Foster 10 Ruth Pembsr Northrvp. ORANGE
n.5fis 4 sanSsis. 81 Liberty s,'....HS
ST. " e. 2s!,i n !nwood ct. runs 2 ass
'urns <?s2k . lt.sx 5000 to beg; lo:s
,.-5s, map s6<. Inwood-Ursuis G Burns
Sarasota Realty 4 impt Co. Inc 2st
0vsy. mtge ti.6o0. Dec II; sttys. Hast.
ing d Gleason. sSs Bwsy. .eio.voe
Broa1.
Borough Of The Bronx.)
ANTHONY Ay, W .. 80 W 1874 st. Ge. 5xs2.2x
u 5xS0--ErnestI Wsnigmann to Annie
bsrtett, 40 w b6th st. Feb 10; atty.
LOTS and 10. bik 90, MAG Pelham psfk-
Lyman Pourhsr, ref TO Julia = cprran
. . a : . q L.
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srpREME COURT. NEW YORK COW

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK CorNt
G Fl lew p'aaIn ntanaon again
pursuance of an interlooutory judgment 70
The partition and sale OF the premises her.
the above entitled action, bearing date M
lith day Of February, 1871 l. thC under
signed, tn. referee In .aid iudEment nsnSa
Real Estate Sales Rooms. MOI lA-l5 Nesc5
street in the Borough OF Manhattan. Gu,
at twelve o'clock noon on that day by JOSEPH
T.. Day, auctionesr. the premises with III.
buildings and improvements thereon directed
soribed as follows;
AZ ;hat lot; piece or pare, @t ,ana ~ ~
ate lying and being In the BorogGh Of Mar
haitian. City. County and state OF New York
'ohhasa eiH St' at pain, on the Easter,
side OF Madison Avenue distant twrniy-nvs
U5J feet six 90 inches sou,h"rly from ths
southerIy side OF lOsth street with the
Ess,eriy side OF Madison Avenue; theme.
iOs,h street and Tor part Of the distance
throush parry wall nI4sM ,, NE ", az, ~, t,.,
parallel with the southerly side OF lO9th
Street and part OF the distance through AZ
Easteriy side OF Madison Avenue; thence
Northeriy along Che Easteriy side Of Madison
plac. Of beginning, being known as 1879
Madison Avenue
sUsJEcT - moT,ssge sysn 70 :.Sur'
100000 dollars recorded in the once of ~
Register of the County Of New York In Sec
Dated New York, February Isth, 1914
suan EpWAHp MccALi. Refer.
The following 10 a diagram Of the prem
i.e. TO be sold 1t; street number Is ic.'
City Of New York;
Iosth street
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West tsth St.

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge to satisfy which the above described
property 10 TO be sold. IL Fifteen thousand
seven hundred twenty seven and os-loo
from the 18th day of January. 1914. to-
gether with the costs and allowances amount.
ing 10 Three hundred and twenty seven and
5000 (S3?7.is) Dollars. With interest from
January ?7th. 1914, together with the es.
Of the taxes. assessments and water rates,
or other Items, which are TO be allowed TO
the purchaser out of the purchase money or
paid by tho Referee, Is Five hundred and
eighty and 40-ioo N5so.+o) Dollars and
dated. New York. January 30. 1914.
JAMES a. FARRELL. Referee.
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PANAMA and JAMAICA

THKOUGH CUBA ROUTE"
FAST NEW SERVICE BETWEEN SANII.
40 ~ .Sr hAAND JANA CA Bl TIE NEW
=. - "PRlNlE RUPERT" the fastest and
u Steamer leaves san tia 90 Monde, y, cines days
fridays; " Nj arrives Port Antonio $50 r. NJ
arrives Kingston 100 A. NJ. following morning
Steamer leaves Kin Rston Tuesdays, ThursadyS
SAtuideys. $50 u. NJ: arrives y, An tonic $50 p.
n T.: arrives SANTA 60 TO a, N. following morning
~ Jamaica passen g-rs may connect with any
OF N. steamships from or 10 tho Panama Cana
anu 'he luxurious trains ~ the Cuba Railroad
between Havana and Santa go afford q splendid
opportunity OF seeing Cuba en- route.
for nnrihcr PARTICULARS apply 10 THE CUBA
IA uROAD 90, 81 william H.. Now York.
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The premises arc 20 ne sold IN ore parcel
subject TO any state of facts shown by an
accurate suryes. and subject to existing
tenancies
ments or other liens upon the said property
which are to be allowed to the purchaser
out OF the purchase money or which are to
be paid by the referee In -Four hundred
ninety three and $1,000 t&g3.s9) dollsis
with Interest thereon
Dated, New York, February l3th, l9lt
EDWARD H. Mct'AT !. Referee
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Tho premises are TO be cold In one parcel
subject TO any state OF facts shown by an
accurate survey, and subject to existing
tenAncies
The approximate amount for taxes. assess
ments or other liens upon the said property
which are to be allowed to the purchaser out
psid by the referee L. Two thousand four
hundred .ixty,ays and sc.ioo Oa.ssS,so)
Dotted N Hnpw VAN T;s,Ns scz t;sh ,:a
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West Houston Street,

West Houston street
The Approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above described
property 10 TO be sold. In Sixty.three thou
SAND al, hundred and forty i've Dollars
V6s,s&5.0o>, with Interest thereon from tho
:ist day Of November. is'& together with
rosts and allowance. amounting to Three
hundred and sixty-two 7I-io0 DoliAS
lsG2.,D, together With tho expenses OF the
sale.
sessuents and water charges other liens
which are 20 b. allowed TO the purchaser out
Of the purchase money. or paid by tho
referee q; t2V00 s5 Deiists and interest
Dated. Jew York, January esth, 1914.
rOWNsEND MORGAN, Referee.
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co TO BERMuDA-Tdeal Vacation Resort.
: Days from y. Y. Round Trip ~ up. Any
Aren't
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nlpDLErOwN PROPERTY LEASES

]. Arthur Fischer has leased to tho
Gotham Electrical supply Company tho
store At iob West Thirty-eighth street ;
the first loft In 7e5 Sixth avenue to
Hall \ Cohn and tho store and basement
g as etDoA svseSs = oaaeD lsuA
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Nanhnttan.

RERLER. Oscar. to Katie Spunberg 81
HEIDELBERG. Herman, to Wolf Fried
nau VII. ooO
FRIEDMAN, Wolf. to Sarah Goldheld. 100
JASMULOWskf; Albert Of al. esrs and
trus. to Brooklyn Trust Co. 49,. SIS 900
WOOD. James, and sno. exrs and tru-. to
BrOokiyn Trust Co. ...,............fss o00
fCCHMAE. Leon. TO Fannie II Tobias $3.50
BronX.
MUNRoE. Harry A. to Candei. Smith a
Howlund Co. .................S 81
TITLE GUAR TRUST co 10 Annie
anu anu 20, h"V
SAME TO Oscar Hahne, ....,,.........s 81. 900
SOLOMON. Flora L, to Maria Cocker u
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LIS PENDENa.
Manhattan.
MECHANICS LIENS.
AaAAhaA titan
sArIsFIED MECHANICs' LIENS.
ManhnA(nu

s1TR ct, los ard lot W--Peiham Operating
co sgt Frsundachaft Society ct al. jan q:
ah asis sss SsDe eXRK w. snd' 7.Hsjss
Hros q Co agt city Mission and
Tract Society ct a. Nov II. isis !by
bond) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,t'SS'.'o
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LOIS ycs, 49, s a. az a as %.g W lots
Kaiser SO Bssy A.' Jan ~. .si
Lot {, map Benz Richard.on.Emms =
a!s. sii y liam st Jan az; atty. W
sH GsSssie 3. Pine CO.. ;si;s
;rrsaNFr.dsric Dc P.ysisf 1' q, al to ' lea,
bella NJ Meeks AL i7sd st, Feb 5: atty.
Lot q. BLK a.. map Pelham Park -Myman
. ~ I'Gn boS SHsri is s a.s SEQ
NORTGA0Es.
with name ,s s9s .s ss,o,s. % lender and
Downtown.
south OF Fourteenth ST.
y &: ssss T * ca is n.;s
West of Fifth a.. ,;., between Fourteenth and
5ssh Stree; ' Nm al eonSI Toso W..
.res IL. yrs, p C; attys Eisys z
r NV nWS....... ......... ...ise0oV
fManhsttan leland. north Of 10th ST.
7TH Az, sw cor 18th st 100 llSioo---isidor
Refs 10 Oak cons' Co $50 Bwny, Feb IL,
%i sa: S:SSs fss 81 As' NJ 1'i 5000
SAME PRoPERTY.same TO same Feb ~,
mi SSSGSn. a s:o G Swa u 1871
SHERMAN Az. - $50 Academy =. 5es
ss per bond; atty. chas Benner 100
sHERSA AN Xv.. Is, 800 Academy -. sss
iso-Samc to same. Feb IL. due per
bond. atty. same .................,S4< . 900
Bro0x.
Borough OF The Bronx
SHERMAN SHERMAN, Az ~ x cor isS,s q. iOoxio;;.
Peyster. Is ssth 81, Feb 10 5 yrs D G:
SHERIDAN AV, n cor lain n. ioosioo i
same to same. Feb 10. yrs. p c: atty,
wEsTcHEsTER Az. 10, ssi " man
unicnport. e7x3i3 io--Katharina schmitx
TO John Eichler brewing Co. ASA Sd av.
rrey' Stss al aV ',............ $4,000
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

BEEKMAN ST, ~ and -, stoIe-chss W
10 yrs from May I, 1915 address, 4?
1ExfS%ToS Az, l.,s, store and cellar. iin,GOO
Harry N Kohn to Frank o. Brt.n ne
SD st; yrr f,Sm Oct, L. 1915; ss,f nno
7TH Az 1850 store ,, snd ce LA,
st. 10 yrs from Jan l. 1914 p,7oo
JACKSON Az. COS, store noor-Msrgaretha
OLSON to Curt Richter, 400 y l<6th ST, 3
yrs from Jan l, 1914; atty G Arns,ein
si2 Brook 49, ',,.,,,.',,:' SS.iss,
smith, Jr, TO VIM q Roeder, ~ issth
st, 81 yr from May I. 1914, privilege OF
two renewals of 81 years each: attvs
Kantrowits q II. s2o Bwsy $4,000 to $500
LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan.
soTH ST, $, lal q Az A 81 snloss-Aiics
Richard agt Giovanni Parish at 81 fore-
closure OF mOrtgaEel; atty kohn'.
LOTS 81 and 80. map Union Hiii Powell
estate-smsdA Realty Co sgt Joseph
Tcsoro ct al foreclosure OF mortssge);
atty. o Il Davis.
MECHANICS LIENS.
MAnhattAn.
TT WASHINGTON Ay. n = cor isQth st,
IssxI02-A Pardi Tile Co agt saranac
Construction Co. owner and contrse ,
,, III sr,' III w.Lou,: iBr.in.r q. ii sst
Arthur l.. Lucy r. Lucy L and Ethel !.
Hanscom, also Kate l. White. owners:
Thomas NJ Connolly contractor. $500
sArIsFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Msshsttsa.
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TRANkFEks.
with name and address OF owner an
s'torney. When attorneys name r omit'e
address party Of second part,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-09
Mrs. Arthur coIen.

San Francisco, CaI.-While Ralph
Fariss, train bandit and slayer of H.
E. Montague, sat in the death cell of
San Quentin prison, woman was
paid $4,000. for sending him there.
She is Mrs. Arthur M Colen, one Of
those robbed when Fariss held up the
Sunset express and killed Montague.
Her eyes picked Fariss from crowd
in Market street, San Francisco, and
she, with her husband, caused his ar
rest.
The Southern Pacific Company
had offered reward of $4,000 for the
arrest of the train bandit
That the Colens would have re-
ceived the reward much sooner had
not claim for the money been made
by the policeman who actually ar
rested Fariss, is the statement Of
Southern Pacific officials
After Fariss had been sentenced to
death and was in the condemned cell
at San, Quentin the Colens claimed
the reward.
The policeman put in a counter
claim and obtained an injunction re-
straining the Southern Pacific from
paying the money to the Colens
Later the Injunction was dissolved.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-09
Murdoek

Wichita, Kan.--The farm woman
will be an important parsonage at the
Panama Exposition. In model
farmhouse, designed according to
aristocratic principles and sanitary
requirements, the farm woman viii
demonstrate what the International
Congress of Farm Women is doing to
tighten the burden of toll that is bend
ing the back and breaking the will
of the American farmers wife. -
The model farm house has been de-
signed by Mrs. Roland P. Murdoch of
Wichita, and farmers wives and wo-
men interested in the advancement of
farm life will hold daily receptions
there throughout the exposition.
1880
Bats sleep head downward, hang
ing by their hind claws. -,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-09

Farriss' appeal for new trial Il
under considerationSby the Supreme
Court.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-21

the telephone bills which he had charged the county, and when
published the history of the Snake River Water follow
ing the claims of Hs paper that he entitled great credit
for being Judge when it handled
Thoughtful people lining up these matters and
asking what the judiciary coming when district Judge one
who passes upon points of honor and honesty Others keeps
the peoples money and until newspaper audts
his expense bills and under prospect of exposure through
the press the Judge hands back of the money with lame
People asking what the judiciary and the press
both coming when the papers controlled by the district
Judge abuse the who his expense takes up public
work auditing the bills of the county, with the result that the
the head of the judiciary walks in and urrendes the peoples
money which he had kept for months years his possession
and while surrendeng it, acknowledges that for twenty months
so he has known that the accounts wrong
Thoughtful asking whether they much alegi
newspaper that perseny defends such and abuses
for auditing and publishing the accounts of lawsuit in
which approximately $4,000 of the ltgans sunk
useless expense and vastly greater sacrificed useless
delays The fact that the Judges paper pued to
be directly under his CONTROL keeps constantly referring
tain criminal court and by inference, threatens the liberty
of the exposing the alleged msmanagement the judiciary
is sinking deep into the minds of they consider who
what might be the real power and motive behind the original
prosecution With all other questions brushed aside they ask
ing themselves whether dirty attack" when newspaper
publishes abstract of official expense account after
ddate for office refers and lays claims political preference
on account of it. saa
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-21

exchanges with all of them Careful observation of what they
saying politically indicates that only few of them
pressing any choice the congressional delegation Addison T.
Smith be favote, and many predict that he will be
nominated by big majority.
In the gubrnaoral race the advertising columns indicate
that NJ E. Lewis leads the of paid matter published
and NJ Hanes in the of editorial preference expressed
Stevens doing very little newspaper advertising and in
where his reading notices printed for pay the publisher
inserts his editorial against him the column by the
side of it, There practically comment in his favor in any
papers except The Evening Courier Bcoo and The Pioneer
Shelley few passing mentions have been noted in other
papers, but nothing substantial in his favor except that
he is good mixer something of that kind
One thing that is universally recognized by the of the
that high and be reduced Very few
offer any definite information where the trouble lies and
Just what to do to reduce them
Another thing the press agreed upon is that the direct
primary final this year. and unless the people turn
sody and make of it, the law will be repealed
to be revived.
County division fights in the Legislature recognized as
evil second only senatorial fights and the coming session
will be tied up with them unless strong stand taken
to keep them down.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-21
WORSE THAN WE REPORTED 1T
Continued from page one

stated done verbally possibly probably cham
bers
Whatever the satisfactory to the prose
cutting attorney satisfactory to the defendants attorney
and satisfactory Judge Stevens for he dismissed the
There features about that easily understood
The record says that both Cotre and his attorney appeared
and said they ready for trial Nobody responded
behalf of the state and then Mr. Holden stated the
and appears that the county attorney advised both the court
and defendants attorney that he would prosecute the
further.
If Mr.. Holden had this assurance from Mr. Good that
nothing further going be done why did he take Mr. Colt
re Salmon all? Why did he simply for dismissal
because had been agreed that nothing should be done
The stated that Mr. Good had advised him that he
going do anything about it, and hereupon the
1.-THE case was dismissed Then the of agree
between prosecution and defense that prosecution should
cease and the reason whatever was has been withheld from
THE public They dsregarded the law and approved practice in
court and kept that from the public we'll keeping
from them the fact the case was dismissed at all.
Naturally the circumstance suspicion For certain
period the county attorney for prosecuting the case; then
something happened and he did not favor prosecuting Then the
defense appeared distant point and demanded trial
Was it bluff? And when they found there nobody there
dispute then that Attorney Holden remembered that Mr.
Mr. Goods absence? This theory not enab for it would
indicate that the judge also taking the kind Of advantage
and certainly will question the honor of the court The
conclusion that Mr. Good possession of information
something that looked him like good and sufficient reason
for stopping his activity against this alleged horse thief and that
he took irregular and unusual way of getting the case off of
the docket.
In the face of these things do you want Mr. Good for dis
trict Judge?
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-21
AS TO STATE TREASURER

There several candidates for and o. V.
Allen the present incumbent has served two terms So far
learn he has given good administrations is friend
of the writer and naturally friends favor friends Bankers the
southeast complain that Mr. Allen has Disseminated against them
placing the monies in the various banks where security
bonds furnished and they declare that if he reelected
they will take the trouble and the expense of furnishing
bonds ALL and will let the money other parts of the state
where has gone in the main anyhow under Mr. Aliens
puaons If that true and suppose it is the people of
the southeast would be only human they Remember the
Maine at the polls 4......
Mrs. May Scott Workman, of Emmett, Blackfoot
woman highly esteemed and respected This locality helped elect
four positions she craved and she remarked to
few days ago that if she did get good vote in Bingham
county she would feel the quick
W. Egleson of Boise and Byron Defenbach of lewiston
are also in the race.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-21
NOTICE FOR BIDS

Notice is hereby given that the
trustees of school district number Sc,
of Bingham county, Idaho, will re-
ceive bids for the erection Of a school
house in said district, up to l o'clock
p. M, August 22nd, 1914. Plans and
specifications can be seen at the office
of the Idaho Lumber company at
Sterling, Idaho. The board reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
The building will be 32x67, with full
basement Bids should be addressed
ito the undersigned in care of the
Idaho Lumber company, Sterling, Ida
no.
H. X. WILEY,
adv. 3-3 clerk of the board.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-21

each of them. If should offer readers anys
should 90 down the line and analytic each of them,
and might say than would be helpful them Some of
them better than Others and thing know which
that They all bigger and better than most of
u.s. and we sorry can't have all of them the senate
for with all their energy and shortcomings there is
of them who would work hard for Idaho. We think
of these have been very greatly wronged already by their
critics. and if the people Judge correctly at the primary
they ought to settle things there.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-21
BIG AVIATION MEET, REXBURG
SEPTEMBER 1. 2, 3

Excursions via Oregon Shore Line
from points between Victor, Spencer
and Pocatello on the dates given.
Sensational aeroplane flights will be
made each day, the meet being under
the direction of the posiant Aviation
company of New York. The ma
chimes used will be the very latest
types of aeroplanes and much excite
ment may be expected See agents
for rates and further particulars.
adv SO
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-21
NOTICE TO STOCK HOLDERS

There will be a special meeting OF
the stock holders of the Bond Bros.
and company, It'd, to be held at their
office at Blackfoot, Idaho, on the
29th day of August, 1914, at 5 p. m,
for the purpose of adopting a new
set of bylaws, election of officers and
such other business that is necessary
to come before the meeting.
BOND BROS, & CO., Ltd.
By JOHN H. BOND, secretary ad 2-5
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-21
HORSES LOST-REWARD

Strayed away: Two horses, left
home on June 20, one iron grey, FIVE
years old, weight about 1000 pounds;
the other light dapple grey, 10 years
old, weight about $50 pounds, both
wore halters and one was hobbled.
$25 reward Please notify w. M.
Hirning, Aberdeen, Idaho. adv Az
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-21
FOR SALE

80 acres of good land, good water
right, all under cultivation on Little
Lost river. Address, Dick Kyle,
Howe, Jefferson county, Ida. ad. 3tf
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-21
AT A BARGAIN

Danskin Ditch stock at $50 a share
IL taken at once. Terms. Byrd
Trego. II
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-21
THE SENATORIAL RACE

This paper has contend itself with keeping silent regarding
senatorial candidates. There number aspiring and know
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-21
SOME NEWSPAPER NEWS

There are tx papers published in Idaho and this office