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Evening journal., 1914-02-21
l. ECEIvER's SALE or vALuA
IL STORE FIXTUREs.

In accordance wlfh tne order Of the Chan.
,elor OF the state of Delaware, the Receiver
oi James II. Wright Company will offer ~
public sale az the store lately occupied by
ne james n. Wrlghi Company at Eeht4
md Market streets. Wilmington. Delaware.
on Thursday. March 5 1914. at no o'c.ock
In the forenoon, al the fxiures owned and
used BY the James II Wright Company,
among Which are the following.
As tables. about 200 feet shelving s
showcases. 7 umbrella case. mirrors. nickel
and wood window fixtures clofhinc forms
i hat conforncr. sewing machines 1 tailor :
stove. tailor's irons. ] electric iron. I
eas stove. signs on building. ohice furni.
turc, safe. desks i letter flo and
Hammond typewriter.
All Of the above fixtures will be offered
a. an entirety and then In separate lots or
parcels. IN accordance with the order OF the
court Terms cash. subject o. conhrma-
Iion BY the Chancellor on Friday. March 6.
q o O'Clock Ia iho forenoon
JOSEPH II. BARTLETT Receiver.
Marvel. Marvel and Wolcou Solicitors
~ Receiver febc1.2f2O IS. MART
Evening journal., 1914-02-21
PATRIOTIC SERVICE
At OLD SWEDES.

In Old Swedes Holy Trinity
Churchl tomorrow evening a. the
7.30 o'clock service there will be a
special patriotic service IN commem-
oration OF Washington's Birthday on
Monday.
The Old Swedes Troop OF Boy
Scouts Will be present as also will
be scouts from other of the city
troops. Others present win include
public officials and prominent citi-
zens. There viii be a patr otto mus
ical program, a special feature OF
which will be the blessing OF the
cOlOrs.
Miss Annie Cunninsham. Miss Marion
Mckim.
Committee on bylaws - Mrs.
Charles I. Kent, Miss Todd. Mrs.
Eleanor Fluke.
Evening journal., 1914-02-21
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

al ANTED-AT ONCE. A COMPETENT
w white woman for chambermaid wat.
ress. References required. Mrs. Thomas
r Bayard. No. Q Red Oak Road.
feb1l-8t.
Evening journal., 1914-02-21

n, ANTED-VHITE GIRL FOR GEN.
W eral homework. No. 1909 Van
hurcn St. feb2i-2t
Evening journal., 1914-02-21
UNDLRTAKERs

ID. & A., 61S;
Aut., 1899.
III Jefferson St
Lady Embalmer,
Evening journal., 1914-02-21

OsT--WHILE GOING FROM NINTH
- and King 20 Sixth and King streets. j
suall brown pocketbook. containing $500.
leb2l-2t.
Evening journal., 1914-02-21
Sarah COrIeio

UNDERTAKUR.
The Only Licensed
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-01-15
Bowen Perm MeddinE.

Last Wednesday evening. at the
home Of A c. Bowen and wife, &c.
Cured the marriage Of their dauRh-
ter, Mabel Bowen to Mr. Roy Perrin.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Lingenielter, Of the Adventist
church. and the immediate friends Of
the contracting par les u the number
Of twenIy-four witnessed tue serr-
mOny.
The bride has grown TO womanhood
in Salmon and vicinity and has many
friends.
The groom is aB industrious young
man from Gilmore. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Perrin, proprietors Of the Perrin
hotel at Gilmore.
The happy Joung couple leit THIS
morning for tbeir CeW nome at Gil
more, where they have leaseI the
Perrin hotel aud will conGuct tie
business. May their measure u sue
cess ana happiness De filled to owe
flowing.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-01-15
Proposed Drainage Law

There n bill now pending befof
Congress for a National drainage law
The department OF agriculture seen
20 faYcr such Law, and II this bill
passes il will be wonderful benefit
to Itano. IS it will enanle drainap
bitches to be formed Lnder National
authority that will make the selling
Of the bonds sn easy matter.
However, this bill goes still father
and authorizes the government 10 DO
the work aud take bonds for the con
strJction, and this scenes to be- tbs
iaW mast suited - the eds ~ tie
people. There are large tracts 81
land IA Northern ldsbo. especially in
Bonner aud k0Jtenai counties tlat
would be very valuable II dfaiUed
ssnstor Brany has had ttis matter
up with ths secretary # Agriculture
ana IS trying ~ havc tne government
have t4ese lands surveyed and est.-
ma - made 50 hat al esti mate "
tie cost ~ drainage ran be Obtained
7 here 10 a question that Las arisen
IN tue K0otenai valley ia 30 aer
county thal makes 81 40 Information
al question. aud sens or B.Baf ls
trying to arraug with tae Secretary
q .. riCulture to nave a c0ai n issi Ir
appointed 20 confer With similar
com mission 10 - app iuiea - the
ca adlAE Government, TO meet and
agree upon a fair aud equitable piau
% reclafallng THESE labds and protect
log them from oyefh1~.
seems reasonably certain tia a
lsv0rab ole artion @ill be taken 10 tbs
ua ter. and 81 So. - viii bs great
step furszFd toEafd lie seeom glish-
ment q tie drainage o. kootsnai
| Valley.
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uary /. 1906, and has not abandoned
same, has a preference right tu make
homestead entry for the lands actual
Is occupied. said lands were listed
upon the applications OF the persons
mentioned below, who have "A pref
erence right subject In the prior right
of any such settler, provided such set
tier or applicant l. qualified lu make
homestead entry aud the preference
I8sht II exercised prior ln frl u1fl
IS. lal4 un which date tile jaude VII
ie subject ga settlement ANA entry hy
unN qualified prlSm. i tTaCl ul "a A.
acres Within What mil probably B
when surveyed ~rc n, I - ~ *. II
f. H. NJ, described as fellows, Rcgiu-
nng AT corner NJ. I. i pine post ioen
zeal with corner No =, ui application
Nu. 81, extending thence \. 36 ~ y.
- chs thence \ - - h ilhB
chs: thence - 81 - f. l4.G2 chs /.
hence y. III 81 W, 54.ao chains o.
ne place of beginning Listed upon
he application 81 J. | iaIleugcr,
Jsihh1nNyille, ldahw List Tsl A
ract oi 3a.31 acres within whai Will
probably be when surveyed sec. - y.
II n. II Is f.. described an toliuws.
ieginning a. cornor No. !, "A granite
tone, Nhencelhe Forest Service monu-
ment hereinafter described hears y.
IS 20 w, / % chains. extending
hence =. IS 30 W 33 NJ chs thence
10 - W, l2li clls., thence ;. -
20 ". 1a2 chs. thence \ - W.
a. rs chs thence \. 90 f., loss chs
hence \. - 80 E., 1851 chs thence
\. - 30 f., 3.57 chs; thence \ 20
20 E. 1881 chs, thence n 20 80 H.,
:. rs chs thence >. Z 80 e., al chs, IL
place OF beginning Forest Service
Monument consists of "A granite stone.
situated west Of Red Bluf creek and
,outh OF Middle Fork Of Salmon river,
whence the confluence OF Red Biufl
| sreca and Middle Fork Of salmon
river, hears \. : f.. 1913 chains.
Application OF Charles Larsen, Meyers
Cove, ltaho: List l224, December
| Z. 1913, G. VI. BRUCE, Assistant
! Commissioner uf the General Land
| 1llice
LIST +. Dec. - 1
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Lemhi Represented al Jackson Day
Banquet

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Newton Hibbs returned by Mon
days train from Boise, where lie at
tended the democratic banquet on
ackson Day. lie reports this to have
been the largest and most enthusiast
ic democratic gathering that has as
sembled in the state for several years.
1t was pre-eminently a get-togethei
meeting. No discard ~as manifest
at tue banquet or any OF the assen.'
blIes where political programs and
policies were considered.
Mr. Hibbs says the contention oyei
federal appointments is practically Al
an end Tue II arshalship is cunced
ed to Senator Reed, and the land
Office appointments, with the excep'
tinn # Blackfo0t, are no longer con
tested The Mormon question com
plcates the fight OF the Blackfool
positions
The So-called factions OF the party
have settled their differences and
good feeling is everywhere uanifesg.
The threatened discnrd has subsideC
to few disappointed office seekers
where 1T may rankle as petty person
al spites, but the party Is united
mure generally than IL has been al
any line in the plst ten years. Iner,
viii be an earnest contest at tht
primaries, but this will result in 4
satisfac tory party expression OF pes
sonal preference rather than diyis
ion on lines uf polic, 1t will be /
lively cout st that will leave unitet
party H. annihilate the common foe
Mr. ilibps says general business
conditions Invoke general complaint
ia the Boise district The effect o
the bolm reaction is affecting al
lines Of enterprise. Real estate de-
probation aud high taxes are cause
Of complaint. Farm products CON
mand high prices, but the farmer
have misdirected their efforts as u re
suit of the influence OF the bad ad
/ vice of the promoters who hoomei
the country for speculation in wilu
cat theories. Commercial interest
are hurdened by an Xcess OF pape
b ised on real estate that has nepTeci
atad i'm yalue
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NoFICE o. PUBLICATION.


Serial Mes. tH#.3 and Jala2
department 81 the Interior. -
Lana oilic@ 80 liaiiet Idaho. lic,rnt
her n. lob
Npttct ls ltrH'A given thaI Lew Il.
Jones uftlHlau>ri*, IdaiIo. vino tn
atf s a'4n uaae Homestead
t'.l Fit ~'tEt. Af $685. and on Dee
tiF ~ lr3H, iHade Additional
lt"lf>l eat Entry. Serial NJ. 0pl.a.
l3r aeS,r u'iou of The combined en-
li', being as ioluwS A tract OF
i7 800 ACRES OF tmsUryeYed iaud within
Naiuun National Forest approximate
IS 10 uuAfrfeycd section Is. Tow uSbIp
Youth Range y Fast. lb,ise Meri-
oian, designated as Homestead Entry
~ifseY No. -, List No. ~ ana List
VA. 4-.iNl. aud described hy metsS and
Nun.S - follows: Beginning al Cor
urr Nu from whence : Mineral
Monument Nh bears y. Il Y 4
ih'@ chains, extending thence y. 81
=. W, = bB chains "a Corner M ..
thence :. Be- ~ W -.la chains Ia
Corner No. .; thence >. T. II w, "a.
a cnaina 90 curnei No 1, thence \ &
= r., ll.s2 chains 10 Corner No. =;
ieiiiWV =. as T. w lu4s chains 10
'fhAfff afffr 800 tAHfAAA = - IL W
M II chains Go Conner Ma. I. thence :.
- b T.. 4.6i chains 10 Corner No. :.
thence >. - ~ f., 1858 chs 20 Corner
Ne y thence \ q - r., q. ~ chs. 10
toruer Ne 10; thence y. Is a T..
So chains 10 Corner No. ii; thence
\. ~ u r.. 1.72 chains to Corner
No, II. thence ~ II ~ r.. gl.5s
imliuS "a Corner No. Is: thence n. IT
- H. 2f.22 chains To Corner No. /.
the place u beginning, has filed notice
II intention 10 make Final Three year
/ Proof. 10 establish claim 10 the land
lhove described, before Frank p. Ne.
Cracker, Probate Judge of Lemhl
County. Idaho. at salmon, Idaho. on
the 18th day Of February, 1914.
Claimant names as Witnesses Ed
lie +. Edwards, Curtis A. Ricketts,,
Alexander w Beason, Zera W. Ballen-
ger. all OF GibbonSyille, Idaho.
Il. r. HORNE, Register,
LIST Il. kan. i-6
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SALMON LOCALS
See Dryer for wire.

Mrs. A. +. Taylor left tnis, Thurs
day, moruiag on visit 10 relatives
in Utah.
A. e. Ludwig came out from Black
bird Monday aud will re nain 10
town for some time.
Mrs. Murdoch McNicol has re-
turned from a visit with her parents
at Tendoy. She is much improved
in health.
Saturday morning Tor Tendoy where
she will be the guest OF relatives for
several days.
Two carloads of lambs for mutton
were shipped from Tendoy this week
one by Stephen Mahaffey aud one by
the Teudoy Livestock company
Kane and Smith.
1t is said that one application for
saloon license has been denied by the
board, and at least one other being
further considered before taking ac-
ton.
". White, cattle buyer from
Butte or Anaconda, sippedd car
load of cattle from here SATURDAY.
morning. The stock was purchased
from Peter Mckinney,
s. E Bowler and wife came up
from their ranch on Boyle creek
Tuesday, and remained over to at
tend the meeting of Hugh Duncan
Chapter Tuesday evening.
1t is reported that the Latest Out
has struck rich ore in the double
compartment shaft they are sinking.
Particula are not given but it is
said to be quite high grade and In
encouraging amount.
John Steele has purchased the wood
saw OF Ed Powers and is prepared TO
cut your wood at any time. Watkins
pone l42, Bell phone 1863 or leave Or
ders at the Pattison rooming house.
Usual terms. BONA. Adv.
County commissioners are in ses-
sion tnis week. 1t will be busy
session, since the settlement between
the Assessor and Auditor must be
gone over, the jury st drawn, appli-
cations for saloon licenses considered,
and many other important business
matters considered at this meeting.
A misGeGeanor charge of pointing
gun at Bert Macnab will be tried
on Saturday before Judge McCracken,
Minert Maydole beng the defendant.
1t is felt that the practice OF calling
guys into play in disputes between
neigubors should b. discouraged, he
fore greater harm is done.
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NOTICE oB SHEmIFI"s sab as
REAL ESTATE ENDRW
EXECUTION.

By sirturc OF an execution issued
out 81 thr District Court ut tie SIXTH
Judicial District " The state VI Ida.
ho, in and Tor the County ~ Lemhi.
wherein George II Monk 4 90. Ltd.
a corporation. is piaintiG. aud Martin
j. Finley Is defendant upon u judy
ment rendered In said tuuri on the
18Th day ut ApTil. 1872. for the sum ul
one Hundred ElRhty~unp and ~ one
huudrcdihs, ln lawful money 81 The
United States. besides costs inleresf
ana aCCrulug costs, have THIS da5
levied ut3u all right title. claim and
interest uf said defendant Martin }.
FINLEY. ol iu and 90 ths foilpWins
described real estate.
An uud ytdcd uusutIt interest 10. Thu
HOmesttke No ] lode mining claim.
fhc location certificate whereof is oI
record iu the ufilCe 90 Recorder OF
Lcmhi County, Idaho lu Book y Of
mining claims al page ZJl, The Home
stake No = 5pie mining claim, thr
location certificate whereof IS OF rex
ard iu said ufi5Cr la said BOX y 81
page 81 and the ii0mesiake No. 3
loee lluinR claim. the location Ger
ttdcaBp whereof ls recorded Ia salu
oHUe Ia said BOOK \ at page 3a3 Al
lot which said mining claims are stu
ate. lyinE ana being 10 The Eureka
Mining District. 40 Lemhi CmntG
Idaho same being property inCatel
Uy VI J. FINLEY "a by sad location
certificates iuli1 appears aud an uD-
divided pue-haIf interest in which
sa5d claims vas conveyed 70 " l.
Thompson by deed. recorded Ia said
ufCe % Recorder In BOOK 4 o. Deeds
at page ~ and dated October G7th.
1910.
Public notice is hereby given that 1
will. on >aturda. the seventh day u
February. 1914. at . o'clock p. IA, Of
that d8y, IN front 81 TIE Court House
door Of the County Of Lemhi, sell a.
public auction. TO the highest bidder
iof cash, al the right. title, claim and
interested said defendant. Martin }.
Finley, Of. IN and 10 the above de-
scriDed property OF NJ much thereof
a. MAY re necessary TO raiSe sufficient
money 70 satisfy the said Judgment,
win interest, costs, etc.
Dated January 18th, igl4
THOMAS J. STROUD, Sheriff.
BY DAN O'CoSSELL.
jan l. Deputy Sheriff
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-01-15

Geo. Andrews, proprietor OF the
Andrews Feed Store, went on TO
Matte Saturday on business trip.
Miss Winnie White returned home
from a visit al st. Anthony Monday.
Receiver Mccormick returned 10
SALMON Monday
Clareace Wiel, Otis Noodle, and
Herman Nassau OF Kansas are visit
ing at the home Of Homer Harris
The order OF q. A. K. will hold its
Installation Of officers Thursday even
ing, Jan 22ud, at the hall
Horse Smith, VI Dillon, Leld
an auction SAFE Of furs at tile sample
room of the Sheuon Hotel Tuesday.
SUNDAY night last was reported TO
have been the coolest night OF the
winter thus far. Ii is said the Their
mometer registered below zero.
Geo. Radford, who has been en-
ployed i'll the Stone Mere Intiie Co. at
Leadore for several months, returned
home on Mondays train.
A girl baby was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Rood sunday Mrs.
X I0d is stopping at the home OF her
parents, Judge and Mrs. McCracken
in this city.
Chauncey Stroud and George Brown
made a trip to Pocatello the last OF
the week to attend the SeniUr tall at
the Academy. They returned Men
day reborting fine time.
/ 1t is stated by the Parma Herald
/ That Miss Clara Miller, form eriy a
teacher In the Salmon school Is en-
/ gagged as assistant principal OF the
Parma High school.
Mrs. VIM. II. Shoup aud two sons,
william aud George K. left Thursday
morning for San BernaTdino, Cali
iornia, where they will spend the re
mainder OF the winter for the nealti
Of the children. Miss Margaret ShuuI
accompanied them.
Miss Nellie Cherry, sister OF At
! t0rney a. Q. Cherry, arrived on Mon
days train from her home in Ken
| lucky. Miss Cherry is going to ente
the office Of her brother as stenogra
pher and expects to remain in Sal
/ mon permanently
FOR SALE. Mare. SIX years old
( weight 100, works anywhere, gentle
/ willing; her mare colt worth $50
useful single buggy: double harness
good condition, fixed for single use
Price Sl60. Colt will soon be- woTtl
whole amount. Inquire of John Os
from, May, Idaho. ADV. 29~4
One of the largest and most unique
parties of the season was that giveI
last Saturday afternoon by Mrs
Louis Lamborn and sister, Miss LaEI
born There were thirteen tables AM
agch table had different game
There we're spelling and wordmakinI
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-01-15
Cry CosneiI A-stint

TIE city council teld their mont ~
NEE -Iug Wednesday tie I'm. The
meeting AS E8Q.tiy taken up Nith
the regular routine u business o
he allowing Of biIh.
Councilman Z l. Abbott tenasrso
his slgnatiou which sss accepted.
The matter ~ : petition prs nted
st a fora sr meeting by Attorney
Psdguam asking hat the eity pat
two li.uts Al the depot %as discussed
knd the matter referred D. the com
mittse o. water and lights
Il Is found thai the city Is nov
out Of debt, Tie present council nav
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NorICE oF PUHI.,CaTIoS.
serial M. Olll30

Serial No. 0ll43B
department Of the Interior, L. ;.
Land ONCE M HALEY, Idaho, January
:, 1914
NOTICE Is hereby given that Ed
sol 4. Morris. Of Tendoy Idaho, who,
on Mas ~ 1912, made Homestead En-.
try, serial No 0il438, FOR NMf SWt,
section III, Township - North, RANG
% East, Boise Meridian. has died me-
tlcc ~ intention to make Final Com
mutation Proof, to establish claim Ia
he land above described, before Frank
=. McCracken, Probate Judge ot Lem.
hl county, Idaho al salmon, Idaho.
on the 9Th day oi March 1914
Claimant names as witnesses
Archie Eckcrsell, seth A. Bail.
Dwight 4. smith. Andrew Moline, ali
OF Tendoy, Idaho.
4. r. HORN Il. Register.
Pub Jan. n
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-01-15

THIS remedy has no superior for
coughs and colds. 1t is pleasant to
take. II contains no opium CT other
narcotic. IL always cures For sale
by al dealers
81 them. lie ssEs. / WAS troubled
SitL heart burn, indigestion, and liy-
~ complaint until ! used Chamber
lIin's Tablets, then ms trouble vas
oseT. Sold by all dealers.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-01-15

ierc EFT over
frat rai5 all
expense eanjfst le rF So
enr term
Mr. Naunattl uf ~W Francisco,
special agent Tor tie r. 4 u kond-
ing company, came in Monday.
Invitations nave been issued by
Mesd mes G. Il Monk, Fred Riscoe,
Carnes, and wm White FOR a party
at the pleasant Monk home Thursday
and riuay evenings Of THIS week.
= Rev. II. ". Parker, of Twin rails.
Dist Supt. Of the Methodist church,
will arrive Friday and viii hold a
conference at the Methodist church
that evenin. tie will occupy he pull
pit at the Methodist church both
q nrnine and evening next sunday,
Rev. II Ellis Bush was All outgo-
inS passenger Tuesday morning,
hound OF Armstead. where he viii
ule, Geo. ". Pade ham on his return
from "A trip To Helena, where he Caa
teen in consultation with BISHOP
Lucrock about college matters. In
an probability Rev. Bust viii 90 OF
TO Helena for bire visit with tht
Bishop He expects 10 return Fri
] nav
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rrun sour ter rot veatner

A delicious ice cold SOUP Is made ~
follows Take OF aus small fruit
blackberries, strawberries currants or
raspherrles tive eapfuis mash the
fruit and add one cup Of sugar. enough
ice water and broken Ice 10 iili soup
tureen Al the last dot spoonfnls %
mcringue on top and serve wafenettes
or dainty oyster crackers with Il Make
the meringue OF re whites OF two
eggs. beaten stiff and one half cup Of
powdered sugHt
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Not,ee ut Publication.


NefiAl No bA4sb anu WAN
Department oi the interior q. y. Land
ihce. Haley. Idaho, December o, 1913
NOTICE is henrbY given that Charles L
Buslef d Nouhtak, Idaho, who, On lniy :,
looQ made Homestead Entry. Serial No. oaa 10,
ial 50 SEA sen SNs See. 10. w. NV y
MEX. w EN NWa MA. Lots 1, q See. a.
e. "a A.. 4. n t.. Is, NJ, ana on May 70,
SsrtaI M. oa4aa, ior III ( scc. All. "a N.
r. q f. BOISE Meridian, has filed notice oi
intention 20 make Final Three Year Proof,
- establish claim 10 the land above dcscIib
"a. htiore Frank r. McCmckrn. Probate
Judge ut cmhi Cnunty, Idaho. at Salmon
Idaho, un the oih day " February, 1914.
Claimant uanes az Witnesses; Alexan'
ict D'Nesi George ] Thomas, Edward
Roske. John Nicholson, al oi North Fork
idaho.
T.. r. HORNE.
paH Dee, - Register
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NOTICE roR punI.IcArIoN.


Serial No. oieSla
apartment OF the lnge'loT, T. ). altl
'ucc ut HALEY. Idaho. December ~. i9iS.
NOTICE is heTehy given that David ed
, u. of salmon. Idaho, who, on November
1 Ioi,, made nrsert-Land Entry, Serial
~, nllsIt. Tor SFs SW4 Lots :. 10 Sec. IS;
/ MI Nwa section n Township IS,
>,Ffh EauEe q tasI. Boise Meridian. has
h.aa notice 40 intention 70 make FINAL Ptool,
ia establish claim 10 the and above described
before Frank T.. NcCracken, Probate Judge,
al cmhi County, Idaho, at salmon, Idaho,
on tbs s5ih dan - February, lqI@.
ClaimlHl names as witnesses. Adam He'll
man, ierN poody, George b. ahoup. John
g.. DIVER. 3a ni salmon, Idaho
p.E. HORNE, Register.
tr>i pub. Jan )
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RT~TORATION TO Entry OF
LANDS ~ NATION FOREST

= r. tAtN 49, ~ r y &C. ~
LANDS N NATION Al FOREST
NOTICE. u heTeby gwen thai the
lands described below. embracing
y. - acres. within the salmon & thal.
rs National Forest. Idaho. viii be
subject to settlement and entry under
the provisions ~ the homestead avs
Of the United States and the ACT ~
June l. 1876. - stat. 2S5l. al the
United states Land Off1cs az Hailey,
Idah.. o. February IS 1914 Any set
tier who was actually and In good
faith claiming ans Of said lands for
agricultural purposes prior " Jan
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Great Ski Contest

Virginia, Mimi, Feb. 14.-Fifty
delegates from 35 clubs will be here
tomorrow for the tenth annual tour
nament and convention of the Ma
tional Ski association Of America. One
hundred and fifty skiers will take
part.
The fifteen mile cross country ski
championship Of the United States
will be fought for tomorrow morning.
In the afternoon the national amateur
Jumping contests will take place. They
are divided into two classes: over 1S
years and under.
The championship for last year was
won by John Jobe, in jump of l43
feet. The championship jumping con
test for professionals takes place on
Sunday afternoon. The holder of the
title, Ragnar Omtvedt of Chicago, es-
tablished record of 169 feet a year
ago at Ironwood. The skier attains
speed of 90 miles an hour unde,
good conditions, going down the steer
incline towards and out over the take
off.