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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-05-21
DEATH OF OLD PIONEER.

Thomas Ward Girton, one of Idaho
county's Oldest pioneers, died last
Thursday and was buried Saturday af-
ternoon at the burial grounds on the old
Girton ranch few miles southwest of
the city. Mr.. Girton was born in
Indiana in 1882 and won't to California
in the gold rush excitement of lS49.
He came to Florence, Idaho county, in
the early days and later settled here on
the prairie, where he has lived for many
years. He was married to Elizabeth
Skipton, who died four years later, and
later he married Hulda Hinkle. His
second wife died in 1901. Two sons and
three daughters, beside host of sor-
rowing friends, survive. Mr.. Girton
was a member from Lemhi county of
the first Idaho legislature which met at
Lewiston when that city was the capital
of the state. The funeral was conduct
ed by Undertaken Hancock, Rev. Knox
preaching the sermon.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-05-21

choice for the judgeship Mr.. Morgan
said:
1.-THE last session of the legislature
so amended the election laws that in
the future the office of the Justice of
the Supreme Court and District Judge
will be entirely non-partisan.
1.-The ballot to be used at the prim-
airy election is to be divided into three
columns. In the first column will be
printed the names of candidates for
nomination for congressional and state
offices, other than judicial positions.
The second column will contain the
names of candidates for nomination to
county offices and legislative positions
The third column will be under the
caption Non-Partisan Judicial Tick.
et' and in it will be printed the names
of all those who desire nomination to
the office of District Judge and Justice
of the Supreme Court.
This non partisan judicial column
will appear upon all party ballots and
the same names will be carried upon the
ballot Of each political party. The
voters are directed to vote for two
candidates, not first and second choice,
but upon an equal footing, for each
judicial position.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-05-21
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

A city ordinance of Grangeville
provides for fine of from $40 to $25
where manure is not hauled out of the
corporation at least every thirty days.
The city has just recently paid out
a considerable sum for the hauling out
of rubbish, etc., and hereafter will in
sist that the ordinance regulating the
disposal of manure is strictly adhered
to. The public will please take notice
and do its part toward keeping up the
appearances of the city. A. c. Lanning.
ham, chief of police. 52-2
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-05-21
FISHERMEN IN THE FIELD.

-Four disciples of Ike Walton struck
out for Meadow creek in the Clearwater
section Tuesday morning to stay day
or so and to break all trout fishing rec
ords for the state, Don Fisher, DR.. w.
II. Warner, Pearl Wright and Ed
Abramson making up the party. They
had expected to return to Grangeville
yesterday but word was received late
in the afternoon that they would stay
over another day and get all the fish
in the creek while there.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-05-21
FRUIT INSPECTOR HERE.

c. X. Macy, state horticultural in
speetor, was in the city from Boise
Tuesday evening for brief conference
with John Powell, deputy inspector, re-
garding the fruit and fruit tree condi-
tions in this section. This was Mr..
Macey's first trip to Idaho county, with
which he was most favorably impressed.
He expects a greater fruit yield
throughout the state this year over the
record made last fall.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-05-21
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

In the District Court of the Second
judicial District of the State of Idaho
IN and for the County of Idaho.
w. l.. Campbell, plaintiff VS.. Eva l.
Garfield, defendant.
Notice is hereby given, that an at
taehment has been issued out of the
above entitled court, in the above en-.
titled action against the property of
the above named defendant.
In witness whereof, 1 have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of the
said District Court this 9th day of
May, A. D. 1914.
). A. Bradbury, Clerk District Court.
5l-3 (SeaD By J. F. johnson, Deputy.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-05-21
SEEKS -.uPREME JuDGEsH1P.
Moscow Attorney Visits Grangeville on
State Wide Campaign.

Hon. w. NJ. Morgan, who is seeking
judgeship on the state supreme court
bench, was in the city the last of the
week, having motored over from Cotton
wood after delivering an address to the
graduating class of the Cottonwood
schools Friday evening. Mr. Morgan,
cow, is making a vigorous, statewide
campaign in the interests of his candi-
dacy and is apparently making very
favorable impression throughout the
state.
Relating to his candidacy and the law
under which the people express their
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-05-21
= The candidate receiving the highest

The candidate receiving the highest
number of votes at the primary election
and the one receiving next to the high
est number for one of these judicial
positions will be declared to be the
nominees and their names will be print
ed on the official ballot to be used at
the general election in a column to be
designated "The Non-Partisan Judicial
Column and without reference being
made to any political party.
cit will be observed that it was the
legislative intent to remove the courts
from the influence Of partisan politics.
/ have recently made trip extending
pretty much over the state of Idaho
and find the sentiment to be universal
ly in favor of carrying out the spirit Of
this law. The recognized leaders of
all parties agree that no candidate for a
judgship should receive the endorsement
of any political organization and that
should any political party endorse a
candidate for a judicial position such
action would likely result in his defeat.
cit seems to be the consensus Of
opinion throughout the state that Judge
Ailshie s successor should be selected
from the north Idaho and was pleased
to note that this sentiment of fairness
permeates the entire southern and south
east portion of the state. Up to the
present time no candidate from south
of the Salmon river has been suggested
for this position
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-05-21
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that bids will
be received by the clerk of school dis
trict No. 10. Whitebird, Idaho county.
Idaho, up to noon of the Goth day of
May, 1914, for the construction of a
concrete block school building accord.
ing to the plans and specifications on
file with the said clerk Bond in suf-
fieient amount to securely bind con-
tractor will be required.
o2-2 Fl. A. Everest, Clerk.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-05-21
WhoOPING COUGH.

About year ago my three boys
had whooping cough and found Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy the only one
that would relieve their coughing and
whooping spells. / continued this
treatment and was surprised to find
that it cured the disease in very short
time, writes Mrs. Archie Dalrymple,
Crooksville, Ohio. For sale by all
dealers
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-05-21
FOR A TORPID LIVER.

81 have used Chamberlain IS Tablets
off and on for the past six years when.
ever my liver shows signs of being in a
disordered condition. They have always
acted quickly and given me the desired
relief writes Mrs. F. H. Trubus.
Springville, N. Y. For sale by all
dealers.
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GraxseisentJnms .3sSstheftx
gauu eingetrasen.

George r. Osler on Conner Mar.
let 6. & q. u. Co., $4,000.
GaFanbra 9urroms an gmil Gen.
bol3i. $700.
Mlina Clement an GDaniton .. &
g. Co., $500.
Wiuarb r. RoebIing an 8. 3.
Orr. $500.
5enrp RoelIer, grsbifhof an Me.
tern German Bant, $10,500.
sSrunt g. Dogseti on Gsorgs
9rofnmsr, $500.
Bernard SubspoH on gerlnania
.. u. SO. 3, $3.50.
6tnrp g. Wahsman an Nortb
Tairmount QocdI 6. &: 3. Co.,
$1,000.
german Wobrmaf an 6onne y. &;
6. Co., $4,000.
5oiepb Gbsrman on 3irnm wi.
Bullion. $348.75.
philip 6irihberg an ellie g.
5irfhbers, $1,000.
Jrtb. 20. 6ohman an Muguit Vel
lsrmnn, $4,000.
Sobn gronin an Wlt. WnibinstoH
g. 9. e o. Co., S1750.
Wiuiam R. Collins an Gem .. &
8. 60, $1,000
gielln q Donnsllp on 9urrp 8.
2ebman. $3.50.
gsbba 6. aOisp an anna .. Ma.
dentis, $3.50.
Wli6deI sfIein on gprinu groDe
2lDe., 6. e 8. Co., $1750.
asonnrb penf an Wiiami 1ctDn,
fbiv q. e g. Co.. $3.50.
pbineds 8. 8rabam an 2iberaI
g. & .. Co., $1,000.
DO an b., $1,000.
5onnrb W2eGIOrsp an Mpers p.
Cooper, $700.
GIisabstb 8. Cblsr an sulusurt q.
& o. Co., $3.50.
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- >'s>S-~ - - - y u.
@ntbonb grb all Star .. u. No
3, Co.. $1,000.
syrani gsaita an RationuI .. y
Co., $3.50.
W1aria @fneiber OIL llntsrltii'
bunas gerein, $500.
ssTnbelle 6. Rclplep on cSIadc aeb
man. $1,000.
Qerii o groipn on aleranbsr 6ar'
bupt, 1881.
U1ilIarb r. RoebIing on 6ubbarl
Shparb, $500.
mm. $. glDer an Mm. S6mioi
IT,. S4500.
ghriiiinn Gbsrls an qfntonia q
CORN, $2666.
antbsrine Gpffsn an 2ion gio. 1
8. & 9. Co., $1,000.
Carrie M. Gtraiusn ON Della 8
u. Co., $500.
Carrie Wiaaerin1n on 6cme .
&c 6. Co., $700.
Rcfe Gebbert an bo., $1,000.
Gnd W. grntpforb dn Gree.
Street 3. &c .. Co., $500.
iSrunt u. @ola on Sol. @oi3
$1,000.
sssof. SelObdus on GIisabetb aOsbI
$4,000.
;srant aramer on 1Srsb. 3. Grri
fentarp. $500.
0luaufi $. grinfman on 5arrp 4
Wsiton, $500.
Glen 'Farren on GIisa sdlpsitsri
$1,000.
Carrie 6. Srtman on Grpoiiiion
3. &: 6. 60. 5000.
Senrb 5. Stebr an Jrant gotDles
$1100.
Gbriifian eb.rle an antonia s
Corn. $441.
qmslia RcdfpsG an Meifern Ger.
man pdnf, $4,000.
Glisd Z. gldrte an Wdoiion .,
u. go. 2, S4250.
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Grnnseissuttamsi ibertrssnsasa
gineinnati 10. Dug.

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Suiia 9rimonn. 25 Bel lab s5nb an
Der Qprbisite Der 8. GtraBe, betunnt
ats 1924 20. 6. StraBe. 81.
gmil SenboIsi an gaifau6rd Bur.
rops. 81 Bel 1913 sSuB an Der Rorb.
ieite bes Cliff pIaee, 81.
sSohn u. Climber an Wnrn Motb.
mann. / 4der 2anb In Settipn 8 in
Columbia Sotpnibip. 81.
Ilbert z. 8rotpn on g. Wuurite
9ropH, 75 BEL $50 i5uB an Der Rorb.
ieits bon Dana Qlperiit, 795 Ssuh Df-
lid bon Reabina Rpab. 81.
George gromn,er an Jrdnt @.
9oaaett, 35 6ei120 sgub an Der Giib.
leite BON Waribreit Qlpenue, 81.
6elma &loitermann an Wlr. meib,
aontratt fir @srfauf pon Giger.
tbum betannt als 1923 uTb 1925
pnreell apeuue. fir $4,000.
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lar. 25 bel 85 iSub an Der Wprbieite
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6ofe's llnierobibsiIuns, 81.
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Srbniton Daint Co.. 8 Sabre paHt
pom 4. Guaaf. 1914, auf GigsHtbuus
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YrdisI ais JremOenifast.

9riiFeI iit cine GrfmSenitnbt par
|frcsIlence unb auber6em iifern ibr
peridieDene onseiebene giIounsss
inititute bsr rsselmdBiseh gsiiih DON
4usIdnbsrn. So 4. y. ipirb Die
griifelsr ariessI6uIe bon pielen
frembIdnbii4en Sffisisren, ndmenai1
pOm Yalian unb aus sjiibamerita, be-
iudt. Wdn finbst ba pisIe 8ulsaren,
Ssrben, Wontenesriner. gbiIeneH,
arsentinisr. 9raiiliansr nno ab unb
3it aud Sffi5isre aus anitralisn. aud
bic !6odiduIen lper6en fart Don auss
iGuoern bsiuht. Sn Der IeBten 3eii III
griiHsl iognr Elm Qieblingsaufenibalt
fir bic Gbintisn iinb Japaner stlpors
ben. Ramsntli1 Die Gbinefen eisnsn
iih bier moOerne 9iloims an. @isIsn
ptriern, Iiirsen iinb pprtusisien. Die
aus politiidsn 9riinbm ibr @aterlaHc
perlGfen babsn, bitist bic Sauptitabt
gesieus cine saitlihe Stdtte. Sur
Resieruns5sit Mbbul Samibs mar
YriiHsI cine Der 3sntraIeH bss Sungr
tiirfenthums.
@nn ben pielen Sauienben, bic 5ur
Sommsrs5sit on ois belsilhe Gee se.
ben, ,tni.rlafeu Die fpenisiien sinsn
8eIun griiiieIs Die Stabt bietet BEN
Dur&reiIenoen genug bes Sebensipsrs
then unb stur3psiIigsu. qlasrbinss
muF man. sies9fpie in puris, ben
ihledten 3niinno Der Straben unb
einen ridt gerabe slGnSeno orgdniiirs
ten gdbnbisnit nit in 4auf nebmen.
aaum cine Stabt Der Welt, nif,t eins
nal paris, bat 10 bsrrIide Walber in
b,r nGhiten nmgebuns ipie 9riihel, 10
oas 9pis Sc Ia Gambre nit benz bardn
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minber lobusnb lit Elm Busting naH
5erpueren, Dem fleinen @orprt, BEN
Der peritorbene 25nis 2eopoIb IL.
feline befonbere Siiriorse ssfdenti bat
uno no iih jesi BAG aplonialmuieum
befinbet. Der S9lobsarten bon Ter.
pneren nit fsinsn tsraFtnf0rmistn
anlagen unb berrIiden RoIenbeeten TT
Elm 5ipeitss @erfailles.
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griiiIels iinb bic Weriammlnngsp
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WeiIe ipis in 9riiiiel 1T in ieiner Seiits
fden Stobt Die genilsung Der 9iirser'
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sgremben einsn eigen Rsi5, anf bieitn
SsrraiIen su fpsiien. isIbit ipsnn iis
nit ben Speiien gratis BEN Strnbsu'
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iss qu6lifum promtnirt porbei iin0
bietet benz s5rembsn a,ir5peil. uno
,penn er tritifh pernnlasi 1T. finbet er
aud glnIab gu Bstrahtiinsen iiber bic
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ipeId,e arobe RoIIe I'm belsii4en aeb.n
6as fpeibliHe @ef9leht fpielt. Der
sr5bte prr5sntfnb bes eintommens
zines Welgiers tpirb auf ben Grausns
put perlpenbst. Wenn Der Jrembe eis
men tlefnen Munbguns olird Die pislen
Bars unb Nahtenfes nniernimmt.
ipirb er bort monhss finben, bas ibm
tefremblid eriheint, aber fpenn CT ss
tennen aelsrnt BAT, ipir0 er
periteb,n. fpssbulb in bieism 2anbt.
ipie aud in syrunireif, Der 5rdnens
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SObn Sna ass DnieI Gam.

Die aonboner ,9rutb" brodte
tiir5lid einen 9riiisl. in bsm dlIer!si
0ereIeihe 3fpifhen Den GngIdnberr
uuO almtriiansrn sedossu ipsrbsn:
Das amsriianiide SbsaI bss Dor,
rGrtsorGnsens = beibt ts bu - Idbt
ben Dur9fdnitisamerifane beIonSers
thug unb aiifsepsdt srfdeinsn. pdbs
renb bas ensIiide ,SbeaI bes .aonfsrs
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G9!afmiiBs ma1i. Sd babe Wlonat.
lang in ben perfHiebeniten adnbern
guropas sslsbi. bin i'm n6rbIifen
4friid inb in Siibameriia gsipeien
unb babe nirsenbs 70 piele bumm.
Weniden getroffen fpie in GngIanp.
Der Geiidtsausbrud oes Rsip Dorttrs
in i'm aIIsemeinsn f6arf iiRS liftig.
ipdbrenb Der 2onbpner blob unb
plump ausiisbi. Bon feds paifasies
rem Der Gtrabenbabn balten In gaeip
Yori fiinf Die aippen feft sefdlofen,
IN 2onbon baStsen ben Munb nett
often. Sn mander 5inii9t bat Der
gngldnber before Wlanisren, ols Der
4mtritansr, In pielen Bejiebuneen
aber melt fd3ledtere. Sn einem Hsn
yorier aIub fprehen Die Mitglieber
INNER DON GeI6dften, uno bas 1T
fdIimm; Die MiisIieber zines Cons
boner aIubs ipre9en iiberbnlipt nidi,
unb bas IN nod ibIimmer. Wlun ers
sdbit, bab in ben meiiten englifdsn
alubs Die Msbraabl .per Witsiitoer
nur init ben nd4fsn Greunben. font
aber nit teinsm alubmttglieo rtbst;
in ben amerfianiIdsn alubs oasessn
fpirb Die aamsrnb1Gaft iebr oft Biz
aur 2eihtfertigieit iibertriebtn.
90 iommt ss, bab Der Mmeritaner
oeH gnsIdnber fir isIbfiii9tig. Der
gngldnosr ben Amsritaner fit ipiirbes
log bdIt. Der gnglGnosr beb6li, ipenn
er ein Sbeater betritt, ben But aui
BEN Ropfe, mas Der almsritoner fiir
senau 10 fleselbaft hdlt, als tpsnn mon.
NIT beOedtem sopf in einen 5aIon
singe. Der GnsIdpbsr betritt Dor isis
ner Dome bas Reitaurnnt. ilidt ben
9ifh aus unb f9reibt Dem aelIner
Dor, mas er bringeu foli; oisfss @enshs
men bdit er fir bnr9aus rihtig unp
nafiirlid. Die amsritansrin sebt irns
mer DOr ibrem gsgIeiier inS Rsiiaus
rant; iis tpdbIt ben 9iIh. nnb Iis be.
itimmt. mas gegsiisn iperbsn iolI; ber
Mmeriiansr behduptsf, ods Tel cine
ourhaus angebradts 65fIihteit. Sn
England III Der Wann bas b0bsre, bic
s5rau oas inferiors Weien - baber Die
Gmp0riins Der Stimmrehtlerinnsn.
Sn glmtrita III bic Grau bds bShere,
Der Mnnn bns undergraduate gsfh5pf
- bater bic bielsn Gbsfhsiblmgen.
Der Gnol1noer IN boppeIt 70 gut aes
iIeioet ipis Der Ameriianer. Die Gngs
ldnberin III Hifi balb 70 aiit oellsibet
ipie bic Mmeritansrin. Jn Der ameri.
ioniifxn pDrnthmen WeTslIf4oft aldns
gen bic Mdnner, bic bns GeiS bsrSie.
men unb bic Rpiisn troaeu, bllr6 glbs
ireienbeit, mas pielIeidt sdnJ gut III.
Die Durdidnitts. .qlm,ritanerin In
ilsin linb runSlia uno tl.iost ii9 nit
fron5ohf9sm G6id; bic Durh-
idnistssGnsldnhsrin In lang unh
ftLani iinb 1T in ibrtr ateibung notijs
ldhig tpis Die Gsuti6t Cd. Ser gnes
ldnoer fleioet fit iibrigens nift nur
belisr dls Der Nmsritansr, q iptiB iidi
dn9 better s,i bensbmen; ipmn IN els
mem dmsritanifden IbtuteritHd tine
@oHt sntbdIten In, bic einsn gentles
man erfpr6srt. bann III ber DorfsIer
r.. Y ,lsgn bon sstn Cullen SIN Gna1
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tstannt aIs 223 unb 225 wlnin Stros
| he Wonutlide Wlietbe $65.
Samuel q. .Wolf II. glnb., an bo..
AZ Sabre puht Rom /. Jebrnar,
1915, onf gigentbum bsfunui ais
22B unb 22S Uinin StraBe. Wlonat.
Iide Mietbe, $125.
DO. an bo., Al Sabre podt bonn /.
Gebruar. 1915, auf @iqsutbam be-
funnt aIs 224 Mnin SlraBe. Mcnat.
lihe Wlietbe, $55.
syiaac White an b., 8 Sabre paht
nom l. Qluauit. 1914, auf gigentbum
betonnt als 222 Wsdin Strabs, mo.
ndtIihe Misibe, S65.
ssoiepb Jelbbdus an 6ermonWobrs
man. 51.74 glder 2ano IN 5eftion
21. IN SDtdinore SoipnIbip, $4,000.
Better soirfhberd an gbiljp 6iridls
bera. Got 81 In apneiporthrs 2. In.
terabtteiliina, In aodlanb, 81.
syrant 6. Gbmunbion an Sbe
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go in glortb College 6ia 2anb G.
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tbeilung, 81.
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in berielben lIniernbtbeilune, ST.
6irdm M. RuIiion an pbilip Rp6r
IT,, Got $50 In 0irum M. Buttons
llnierabtbsiluna bon Spsrlooi, 81.
2alprenrs &. S'Weard on sflpen ..
Seobie. Got 10 inS'Wleara's Inter.
abtkiluna bon gleainnt Ribse. 81.
CHARLES 8. gsnnrb an georae 80.
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llnterabtbeiluna BON Mebers 9roDe,
81,
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Reod, Got 15 IN @enl. 90. 8. Sar.
rifon's llnterabtbsiIuns in North
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s unb IL in goleroin 9oipnibip,
81.
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llnterabtheiliins ppn Sbarp Sarm,
81.
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ters Realtp Co., 36 Bel 120 SUB on
her Sftieite Der Serome apenue, 22SI
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81.
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bunf, auf nonatlide Wieibs pon $35. |
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20, 6enfins. Got 306 DON 96e Ohio
anub & Improvement Cos. Inter
abibsiluna in Rorb college Sin. 81. |
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beth 6. Obler, 25 Bel SO 1uB an Der
Wsitfeite Der 2otb Strabe. $1,000.
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Der Weiftfeite Der Goth Strabe. $50.
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fislS 5oipnfbip, 81.
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llnisrdbtbeilung, 81.
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fduF pon gigentbum bsfdnnt aIs Np.
4112 sSerome Strabe fiir, S6250.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-14
MORGAN WOULD SELL U. s. ROAD.
willing to Give Up Copper River
Line In Alaska.

WARRINGTON. Oct. Ia pierpont
Morgan conferred to-day with Secretary
OF the Interior Lane on the subject OF the
sale or lease to the Government OF the
Copper River and Northwestern Railroad
In Alaska. said TO he controlled by Morgan
A Co. 1t II the desire OF the Arm and
others interested to cooperate with the
Government in building the Government
railroad by placing the Copper River
property at the Governments disposal
The Copper River road Is 1876 miles
long and extends from Cordoya, l;s
southern terminus on Prince William
Sound. In northeasterly direction
10 Kennicott, the location Of copper
mines II passes within thirty miles OF
Mr. Morgan. Il w..s said. assured
Secretary Lane that In case IL was de-
cided the Copper River property was
considered desirable II would be available
al satisfactory terms. After the con
ference II was announced that pending a
report from engineers now surveying
proposed routes In the territory Secretary
Lane was unable 10 commit himself 10
any proposition,