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Washington Journal., 1914-01-24

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luurit, Mettiunrt mnS ale Gdnitte
friIdes Gducineflciid bei 8i6Iers,
go. Is &iggs nnO 532 Genter MarIt
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24

Diilrirt GoIumtia, 9tatt @~albissiOn, IS;
SD, Gbnuno @Olfeg 0alisrer
Der cbeneeuauntea Yunt belhwGrf hermit,
bnb Der cbise YeriGt mad, meinem bsfsr
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GOmunp 9. @olfs. CATER.
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10. Sag tes MOna's Sanuor 1914.
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Sir etr SiiGtisteit attsfirea:
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s v ( ample Girstrrn.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24

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gpr mir beIdmpreu uub uutsrItrisbsn an
II. Saa trs Wionots Saunar 1914.
Wffrsb 3. Gent, TTsntli@sr Netar
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24

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II. Gag hes MonatS 3omuar 1914.
@Oteri q. aiHe', UTentlibsr Notar.
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DireftCren.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24
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Riggs National Bank

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@tl6dis- atiblub an i3. 5inudr 1874
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Washington Journal., 1914-01-24
8cri9t iiber Ocn 5tano
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Company,

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Second National Bank,

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Ebeim misunderstanding AM Is. Sanuaf lS'4.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21

head additional for each animal 50
taken up.
Sec. 1880. Any person taking up u
hog under this article, must ia medi-
ately thereafter write out three no
ticeS In plain, legihle hand, giving
correct description thereof with the
marks and brands, il any, on said
hog, aud the time and place Of tax
ing up, and at once pust up said no
tices In good and substantial man
ner IN three conspicuous places In
the precinct In which said hog WAS
taken up.
Sec. 1850. II the owner aud taker
up of sucn hog cannot agree as to
the amount Of damage, they must
each select a disintsrssted person, re-
siding In the precinct where such
trespass has been committed, Who
must, after first hearing all tie facts
In the case from both parties Inter
estsd, fix the amount OF damages, "
any. t0 be paid, and the sauie are a
lieu upon said hog aud other personal
property OF the Osner, not exsnp by
iA~, and II said amount IL not paid
within five days, together with costa
of Keeping said hog, the taksf up
must notify the constable Of tile pre-
einct whose duty IL 10 to levy upon
the i,og and a sufficient amount OF
other personal property OF the OWOer
noi exempt by law, a. shall pay all
damages aud costs, aud shall sell at
public auJion OIL the premises where
the said bos sss taken up, after hfst
giving five days notice of such sale.
ia tie uIApneT prescribed in the last
ss 'iton, aud must be applied. hrst,
ia tire payment Of tie constable >
fees. which are the szmE as on execu-
tion second, TIE payment OF the
award and 81 uuseguent charges fof
keeping, to the taker % Of such hos
and tie remainder, II any. must be
paid D ust te psid 10 the owner OF
suCH uus itnhA"sh' AtiAA ~iliief
party feeling sggrieyed by the sAArd
MAJ appeal 10 ans justice OF pro-
hat~ court within the county ~itbin
i've days after said award and the
yarty ~ APPEALING must hie a good
and sufficient trond for tbe pay aasnl
OF all costs and EXPENSES arising from
said appeal
SEC. l2s2 II the owner ~ persOn
entitled 10 ite possession Of such hos
does not appear aud subtsntiats his
title thereto. and pay the charges
therson within thirty days after tie
uotice has b-en given, as sbose pro.
vIdsd, the absolute oEnersblp Of suct
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21
TRESPASSING HOGS. HOW
TO COLLECT DAMAGES

In almost every precinct in the
county one or more persons have
gone into the hog business. Since
many OF these persons nave not
forced their hog pastures 10 n man
ner adequate TO contine these Ani-
IA ais, much annoyance, II not great
damage, is being caused their neigh
bors 10y wandering animsls. Since
this trouble Sili continue in many
localities until hog fences become
Il ore universal, and even afterwards
uy occasional strays, a copy Of the
entire article In our Jaws, dealing
with this subject. mas be Of use and
a guidance ,oih To the owners of
such livestock and the persons in
juTed thereby.
IL j. evidently the intention Of ihr
las To permit 'ttlemsnt OF ti,ess
matters ~ eGpcditiousiy aud Win -
little extra expense as possible; In
most caseS the award Of damages can
lie mad by two neignb0rs, even II
the complainant aud the owner can
not agree ~ithout such intermediS.
ton a public sale % tie impouBded
annual Is only necessary ~here the
oSnsr refuses "a pay tile damages
a~srdeu, or Ahere tbe owner is un-
knuAD.
The sections comprising tie entire
srIlcle ava tiog Trespsss, here foll1~
Sc. l-1s. Tie oWner OF occupant
of premises Is not required To fence
against hogs
Sec. ls7g IL any hos is found
trespassing, the owner or proprietor
ol the Urehi ises may take up and
safely Eeep, Al tie expense Of the
owner thereof, such hog, and boif
the same until the payment Of th,
expense and damages by the owner
and shall be allowed diiy cents PEI
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21
PREPARING
FOR FOURTH

salmon is going 10 celebrats the
glorious Ourth again this year. Al
meeting Monday evening called for
the purpose OF arranging Tor Fourth
f.July celebration there vas fair
sized attendance OF the business in
terests of the town.
The meeting was called 10 order by
Chairman Russ White who stated
the purpose Of the meeting. The
first business MAS the election Of =
new chairman. Lew Vogler's name
vas proposed and he was duly elec ted
10 be the chairman Of the Fourth OF
July committee for 1914. ". +. Me-
Cracken was chosen secretary and
Jesse Langsdorf was retained AS
treasurer, Thr following named per
sons we're then chosen to serve on the
committees, the trst nAmed beine
chairman Of each committee.
Finance COMMITTEES Waiter Sh0up,
George IL. Monk. e. q. Maihewson.
Sports: Frank flavemann, Joe
Vaughn, Geo. Andrews, Frank Hall,
Carl Clark, James Caplss, wm. Sim.
monds, Geo, Brown, +. J. Atkins,
Jerry" Davis.
Printing Allen Merritt, Dos"
Hart, Frank Beliamy.
Speaking; N. |, Address. u. l..
Hubbard, DIR. Stratton, Rev Lush,
A. e. Cherry.
Music: W, IA. o'Brisn, J. +. Nod.
dings, Phil Rand.
Reception: Judge Padshsm, wm.
Peterson. +. J. Cowsn. b. T.. Ne.
Cracken, Dan o'Connsli, +. J.
Stroud, J. l.. Kirtley, Mrs. ". {,
whitwell, Mrs. Geo. w. Msitzisr.
Miss Lena Shuup, Mrs. X. \. kInssy.
decorating: Ralph Irvin, Roy
Herndon, Jack watkins. Roy Shoup,
Jack Wright, Chauncsy stroud, T.. G.
Frazier.
SaIuting VIM. Kadletl, V. Pa
petit, Louis Mogg.
Dance Fred White, Chas. HamAn,
Ed Brown, shorty" bradshaw.
Transportation W. II. Shoup, II
VI Shaw, John Pearson, q H. Burk.
Horse Racing Chris Van Strait,
Jack DonneIly. Harry White, Bon
Moore.
II was moved and carried that the
manager of the base ball team. Walt
er Harmon. act la conjunction with
the chairman OF the Fourth of july
committee In the matter n arrang-
ing games.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21

tile town of Jordan Valley; thence
down the Jordan TO a point near
where that stream enters the Owyhee
river, across the Owyhee and in n
southwesterly direction following as
near as practicable Crooked creek
for distance OF about 10 miles and
as near as possible following the
trail of the old Oregon and California
military road TO point at the south
west corner Of Steen mountains
thu nee 10y n westerly course to the
nurtheast corner OF the state OF Cal.
liOrnia. From thai point in a south
westerly direction TO Willow ranch
near the east bank OF Goose lake
thence along the east shore OF Goose
lake to \ point near where the line
would lntersect Pitt river; from
there the line would follow in a
sOntnweSterly course down the Pitt
river "here the Pitt river eaters the
Sacramento valley at a point near
Anderson, California, Ia a southerly
direction and most practicable route
on tue. west siGe Of the Sacramento
valley to point near Woodland.
From Woodland in 4 southwesterly
direction to IA point near Napa june
tion and from Napa junction west
erly and southeTly by the most prac-
tical route To the terminals at or near
Sausalito, Cal
Tine estimated length OF said road
as herein described is about loot
miles.
NO intermediate branches are
contemplated at this time, but such
branches and extensions may be con
structed from time To time as may
be deemed advisable 10y the board
of directors, and such board is au-
tnorized TO make such deyiatinns
from the route herein described. aud
such alterations thereof As they may
deem advisable, and nothing con.
tanned in this paragraph shall he
deemed IN limit or restrict the u.
eral powers and purposes expresse
in the preceding paragraph.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21
YOUNG CHILD
DROWNED

Last Friday evening word was
received from Wisdom that the
youngest child OF Harry Hedges and
wife had been drowned. A. near as
the Recorder can learn, The .facts
are about as follows:
Mrs hedRes missed the little boy
Harry Allen who Is about two and
a half years OF age. lie had been
out in the yard playing with some
school childen on their way from
school When she began locking
for him she supposed he had fol-
lowed some of them away. Being
unable to lind him she gave the
alarm and soon the neighhors all
Joined in the search. In the rear OF
the house was a..well from which the
water vas drawn by hand but which
had cover aud the box which was
covered Was several feet above the
floor. Mrs. Hedges had always been
very careful about letting the child
near the we'll and kept the door to
the room closed. She never thought
OF the well for 1t seemed impossible
for him To have gotten into IL. Put
seeing chair tipped near II she looK-
ed into the we'll aud found the little
body floating on the water. He had
not been in very long for he had not
been out Of her sight more than IA
half hour. The we'll Was about
twenty Ieet deep man was quickly
lowered into the we'll and brought
the body Of little Harry To the sur
face. Every effort was made 10 re-
store him, but in vain. 1t Is thought
IL was the fall which killed him aud
not drowning. 1t Is supposed the
child had climbed upon chair and
was leaning over the back Of the
chair looking into the we'll when the
chair tipped and he fell into the
water. As he fell the cover dropped
down which muiiied any sound the
child might have made.
Kind friends did all that could
nave been done and Mrs. Hedges
started early Saturday morning for
Salmon with the body OF her baby.
George l., Davis, of Wisdom accom-
panied her on this sad journey.
Friends from Salmon met them this
side OF North Fork Sunday.
The funeral services were leld from
tie home OF Mrs. kingsbury Monday
afternoon after the arrival of the
train, Rev. Bush conducting the ser
vices. The father nf the hoy Was
some where in Canada and was unable
to be present at the funeral I he
hereaved family have the sympathy
OF the community, and especially tire
young mother who has grown up in
Salmon.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21
PRESBYTERIAN cnvRcH.

NeHt sunday nornlag the q. A.
X. ard their frIeads will asssGbls
at the Presbyterian church fer toe
Memorial Day services. Pieess hslp
by notifying your friends. sad AIso
by attending Yourself. 10 ths.svsn-
!ng the pastor wlll pre.ch Of tlss
theme keep ia the Middle Of ths
Road. A full hoase Is dssirsd at
both services.
"RailgioR Is equally the hasis of
private virtue and public faith; Of
tie happiness Of the Individual and
the prosperity of the uatioc. "-w.
Barrow.
Doat fsrget that tlssrs viii 10
preaching al Carmsn asxa Sundsy
Afternoon al ) o'elock. The Sun1ay
~cnool will hsxin at ~. LsGbssh
parents aud ehildrsn bs loyal 10 ghsss
services.
when rsligioa 10 nads Q saieacs
there is nothing more tntsteatsi !
when IL Is made . daty, tisrs is
nsthins sOFs sAsy. II ss nAks
religion our business. God wiu @aka
Il our blessing. "-H. q. J. Ad&ms
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21
GIVEN PERMISSION
TO CHANGE RATES

Tie Gilmore & Pittsburs Raiirosd
company, limited. is permitted,
through an order issuef 10y the pub
lie utilities commission. ~ change
It's schedule Of rates foI express on
butter and 10 amend other class
rates, on less tnAn statutory notice
The road il required TO poet DUtiers
OF the change ia rates Tor period
OF ~ days frGm tue time it receives
notice Of the order from the c1u-
mis.iun. Ia all OF its stations and
placss Of doing business along tie
liBs VI it, route where the rates
sppiy aud TO keep the notices posss.l
for publlc iRspectiob. II is held 10
be In ths interest Of the public that
the nee rates asksd for ~ into sHeci
aud there II no increase IN lhs rates.
Capital News.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21
WOOL CROP
SOLD

}. u Spencer, OF Ogden, has been
IN the valley during the past week ,
inspecting a numbsr OF focks Of
sheep aud contracting for the wool
clips from some OF the focks. lie
represents Heeht Lsiebabmann l.
20, OF Boston. lie inspected the
nocks OF Kane 4 Smith and CON
trhcted for the clips at very salts
factory price. This drm has a very
me bunch OF sheep among which are
large number uf yearlings from
which an extra tine class Of wool will
be obtained.
Messrs. Kane & Smith have about
$500 head OF sheep and expect that
when the lambiug season closes.
which Will be in few days, that
they will have at least 800 Young
lambs. Their fiocks are said To be
in excellent shape and froms which
1t is estimated they estimate getting
1T least 10000 pounds Jf wool.
lie recorder Is also informed that
the tiock OF fhos. Yearian is excep-
tionally good and they have contract.
eu their clips to outside part los at a
good hpure and expect to have as
much or more perhaps tnan the Ten
doy Livestock con pany. Both of
these people are making decided
success Of the sheep business, which
we are yer, glad to learn
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21

hog shall he vested Ia the person TAX
INK up such hog Provided, he shall
keep - copy Of tire notices posted. A.
described in this article. which shall
have endorsed thereon the date and
manner VI posting and the places
where posted, which shall have the
same force aud eject As . bill of sale
Of such hog
Sec 1888 1t shall be the duty OF
any consta ble OF peace ofiioer Ia any
plated and recorded town. upon the
complaint Of anv citizen thereof. H.
take ap aud impound all h1ss found
running at large within the limit
OF said town. He shall keep and dis
pOse Of all hogs ~ taken up in THE
manner prescribed by this srtlcls
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21
LAND TO BE
RESTORED

BY Executive Order of Modifiica.
tion and Restoration VI April /. 1914,
the public lands ia tile following lie
scribed area along lhe Salmon liver
Idaho, Included in Power Site Re
serve No. s, Involving 500 acres.
we're restored To the public domain,
| and where not other~tse reserved,
Withdrawn, or appropriated, shall,
under the laws applicable thereto,
become subject To settlement on June
s, 1914, at y o'clook a. M, and where
surveyed, to entry or other appropri-
alton on July, 5, 1914, and where un.
surveyed at that date. upon the tiling
of the township plat.
Ii Ii hereby ordered that 81 much
Of the order OF wIthdra wal of May v,
1909, and Of lhs Executive Order uf
July ?, 1910, creating Power Site Re.
serve No. $, Salmon river, Idaho, rs
described unsurveyed lands in H. 10
and Il n, X. p e.. Boise Meridian,
be and hereby 10 mod ned TO read AS
follows:
I. l6 N, II. 81 r., Boise Meridian,
Sec. 4, lots 4, 5, aud 8 Sec, s, lots |,
>, S, q, :, $, y, 10, and II; Sec. :.
lots |, ,, ), I, 3, u, :, and $, NV aof
NEa; Sec. Il, lots /, ,, and }. SEA
OF NwA; Sec Is, lots ;, I, ), q, :,
s, 10, II, and IL; Sec. 10, lots ard .;
7 II, N, X. 2lE., Sec. 4, lots /, 4, 8,
o, Z, :, ., 10, and II; Sec s, lots /,
), 4, 5, 9, Z, anG s, SWA OF SWA /;
Sex. y, iots, ;, I, aud SWA OF
SwA; Sec. IL, lots /, ?, ), 4, 3, q,
< aud y SEA of NwA SWh OF
SEA; SEC Is, lots ; and NEA
OF SWA Sec, ~ lots | % $50 8 :
and NEA OF SEA Sec. - lots | ,
aud ; SWla OF S"A; Sec. ~ lots /
23+5 5 9 { and X aLd NEIL OF
NWi4; Sec. 81 lots 234 9 / aud :
SWl of NEA Sec IS W. Of SWA
A ld il Is further ordreed that all
lands In the said Townships 10 and
/; n. K. p +. Boise Meridian affect
ed by the said orders OF May ~ 1909
and July 1910 which are not de.
scribed in the foregoing modification
aud ate not otherwise reserved OF
Withdrawn are hereby restored to the
public domain and shall become sub
ject To settlement and entry under
the laws applicable thereto upon
such date aud after such notice 40
may be determined upon by the Sec.
retary Of the Interior.
Warning is hereby given that 20
person will he permitted tn gain OF
exercise any right whatever under
any settlement begun prior to the
date OF settlement fixed herein and
all such settlement or occupancy Is
forbidden aud those settling In viola.
tion hereof are liable to be elected
Intending settlers are also warned
To ascertain the Status OF the survey
ed lands and 10 get all informal ion
available As 10 unsuryeyed lands 10y
inquiry at the local land ofiice be.
fore making settlement thereon.
Persons having yaiid, subsistiu.
rights initiated prior to reservation.
and who have maintained the same,
will be allowed To complete such
rights in accordance with existing
lA~ aud regulation.
Assistant Commissioner.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21
BA((ALAURFTTF
S[RVI(f:

Ahs oaccalaureate services we're
held at the auditorium Of the High
School SUNDAY evening and srfs
very much appreciated by tt,r A.r,.
lHn'"nre II over two hundrsd peaels
WHO heard them. Bishop Fuu.toa.
oi Bolse opened tile ssrvie~. With
the Episcopal ceremony, Revs Bush
s'd Vnist each reading q portion "
scripture. A chorus eflDir com oossd
Of members of the Eplscapsl. Mstho.
dist and presby terian chaTehs. fur.
nished the music, Mrs. King prssld.
ing al the piano.
Bishop Funston took an IA. thsms
The Significance of Life" and hi,
text sas, For what Ii -FOUR lifsy
II Is even . sap.T that apeeass,h
Tor little time and then vsnisissth
asay, James ala.
After comnIending the citizens Of
salmon fur their enterprise and COED
Judgment la providing such asagni.
ticent school building. aud compli-
msnting the teachers for lnsir suc.
,essiul wulk in tsaoiiing the BIslsop
said la part to the school
These privileges have been prosid.
cd for YOU practically frss OF cost 70
you, In order 10 make you better
md mare useful citizens. IL in
impossible 10 speak on an occasion
like this without speaking Of serviss.
There is great responsibility rssi
tiny upon you young people because OF
the advantages that you have sn.
Ioyed. The U. ;. sovsramsns ex.
pects something In rstua,--tiaAI.Is
10 make tie most Of Jour oppestan.
tiles. Every bot and girl looks Tor.
ward 10 bright future Aad veil
they may. for the wofid 10 full al
opportunities ior those who nave
made the aust Of tnslf pEapasAiion
while at school
Failure 10 impo@lbls for those WHO
are following the tsAchlaaa af shs
Bible. IL is the foundation upon
which soVsramsnt, lac, a. wsIi -
society Is resting.
Life at bes, Is very brief and
pass"tn away even - . vapaF "
Let no trivial mattara turn sou
aside from the highest puFguss In
lie, that of getting 81 sdac.Iioa.
and 10 making sour life ceEnt fof
the most 10 serving God and yoaF
feliow man.
But while there 10 sure victory
and success for those who live for
God and pattern their lives acsordsng
to the pr scspts OF the bibls. tnsrs ID
just A. certain failure awaiting shoss
~h0 dare 70 venture out on the dark
and stormy ocean of life without .
pilot, Many vessel 10 wrecksAs ap.
on the rocks bscAnse tire pilot had
not kept 10 the right path, IL ws
make Christ the Captain Of uur hsss
there will bs ne shlpwFeck Ia life.
Tie most smiDsnt physicians and
most brilliant ms1 Of our country
have sometimes bacoins wrecks
through The uss Of liquor, almply
beeauss they could not osercoms the
temptations without Christ.
In closing this splendid address the
Blsbop emphasized the importance
Of watching the little things. IL 10
tile little temptations which often
sreck the Hast brilliant carcass aaa
make shipwrsck of mAnkind. he
also spoke Of the close rslatiomship y
Of the church and school.
Bishop Funston 10 an sbls spsAk-
or and the splendid Audisncs which
greeted him Sunday testified 20 the
esteem To- which be IL hsld by the
residents Of salmon aud vielnity.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21

The Annual meeting of the sto X .
holders Of the salmon & Western
Telepieus Co.. Ltd. will meet Al the
once OF John H. padghAm in Sal
mon. Idaho Of Monday, June Ist
1914 At u o clock u.
Geo. ". Neither, See'y.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21

Russ White inlOrns Tue kscer1sf
that to is settling tngsthsr a9rsAt
for the pabll in eonnsction with the
play to b given By the hand esJs
June gth. 1, Is q chorus u siEtssn
male voices sho slil sing tee anan-
hen during tue eveaing. Thsy ara
prActieing aud sili hslp materially
q. make the sntsrtai"msnl . success.
Mr.. White will also have me orchss-
ira eonsisfinx Of slEtesn Or nurs
pisceS. TIE play 10 b ssisan b an
titled, "Ths Private SseretaryH
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21

John " kaalstx j. improving his
residence by the addition of a Ds~
screensd porch.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-24
DOUGLAS REeEccAs ASSIST
 JUNEAU IN DEGREE WORK

Local Odd Fellows were out in force last night in attendance on the great dolngs among the Rebeccas in Odd Fellows Hall. The degree team from Northern Light Rebeccas No. l, of Douglas came over in full numbers for the purpose of putting on degree work for Perseverance Rebeccas No. 2, of Juneau. A class of four was given the work.
 Local odd Fellows who have been accustomed to see good degree work say that the service of the Northern Light degree team last night was far in advance of anything ever before witnessed. Everything was perfect.
 After the degree work was over a very enjoyable social session was held. A lunch was served and cards and dancing consumed the remainder of the evening. Everyone had good time and went home happy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-24

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