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Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-10

WASHINGTON, March 9.-Warn-
ing to Americans to leave Mexico has
been reiterated by the State depart
ment, through the Brazilian minister
at Mexico City. Secretary Bryan said
tonight that the United states gov
ernment would do what It could
toward providing transportation for
those who wanted to leave.
American Consul Silliman tele-
graphed from Vera Cruz today that
he had been reliably informed that
the evacuation Of Mexico City by the
forces of General Obregon began at 3
O'Clock last night.
Late today the cruiser Des Moines,
en- route to Vera Cruz. was ordered
TO Progreso, where there has boen
local trouble and friction over Car
ranza's export embargoes.
CnrrnnEn Captures Monterey,
The Carranza agency issued statement
claiming that Monterey has been cap,
tured by Carranza forces, with many
prisoners and a large amount of war sup
plies.
The State department was advised that
PiedrRs Negras had been evacuated by
Carranza troops, who went toward Nuevo
Laredo after placing the official records
OF the town on the .lnerican side,
The follow ing statetnent ent=sas-issosd--Sy
the department:
The department Is In receipt OF advices
dated March s from. Eagle Pass stating
that on the evening OF March the VIZ
llstss captured Alende after a fight last
inE two hours. The Carransa forces are
reported to be In full retreat toward
Nuevo Laredo. Piedras Negras was be-
ing evacuated on the sth. All documents
and customs house books have been
moved 10 the American side. Il IL stated
that the railroad is being torn up from
Piedras Negras to NavS. It is said that
aside from the destruction OF the rail-
read II is not anticipated that there will
be any destruction OF property. Piedras
Negras is reported quiet and there is no
exodus as yet to the American side"
Priests Must Pay Ransom.
Los ANGELES, Cal, March 9-An-
swering an Inquiry as TO the present
status OF the Catholic priests held for
ransom IN Mexico City, General Alvaro
Obregon, commanding the Carranza
forces al the Mexican capital, telegraphed
TO Adolfo Carrillo, constitutionalist rep
resentatiNe here, today that $50 Catholic
clergymen were held and that they would
be kept prisoners until they had paid him
500, 900
This is a church tax" Obregon's mes
sage read. 1t Is due 10 the constitution
alist government and must be paid We
need the money for food to relieve the
suffering OF the Mexican people here"
Obragoa also telegraphed that foreign
ers I'm the Mexican capital were well
protected and that he would continue to
caro- for them"
"Let Them Fight" Says Champ.
BOSTON March 9.--Champ Clark,
speaker Of the house Of representatives.
told callers today that Intervention by
the United States IN Mexican affairs
would be monumental folly Let the
Mexicans fight II out as this country did
in the civil war" Mr.. Clark Is quoted as
saying. II the United States went into
Mexico Il would take lO0.OO men for CEN
turies TO maintain order"
The speaker spent several hours here
on his way from Manchester. n. H., to
darlington.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-10
Kaiser's Army Which Penetrated
Into Northern Poland Retreat
ing Into East Prussia.
SNOW IN THE WESTERN ARENA
Only New Feature of Conflict There
is Air Attack of the Allies
on 0stend.
The Days War News

PETROGRAD dispatches SnSs Rus
SLAMS are advancing toward east
PrrksIa. The German right wing
iS said to have beaten a hasty re-
treat to within eight miles of the
border,
RATTLE OF CHAMPAGNE has he
come less violent. snow has In
terrupted fighting In the NOSEeS,
where along the western front
there is no great activity.
FURTHER ADVANCES by the Rus
sian army which In striking into
Turkish Armenia, along the shore
of the Black sea, arc announced at
PetrOErad.
BULGARIA, considered the least
likely of any of the Balkan nations
now nj peace 70 join the allies, -
conIrORting aT Internal crisis
over the question of peace or war
Reports reaching Paris state that
Premier RRdosIovoff has been
overthrown by the influence OF
King Ferdinand because he de-
sired immediate action against
Tuskey.
THE COURSE OF GREECE IL Htill
to be determined, although King
Constantine, In hts opposition to
war, II said 20 have the support Of
thu RcrernI staff.
BRITISH ADMIRALTY places at fif-
teCu-thC number of merchantmen
Su1E by German submarines from
January - to March 2, out of n
total of S,T34 sRiIinsS and ar
rivals.
LONDON, March - Obstinate
fighting marks the battles along the
eastern front on the continent, with
the Germans slowly Withdrawing
from the River Niemen in the direc-
tion of their own East Prussian
frontier. At the same time the new
offensive movement against Warsaw
and on the Pilica evidently has not
as yet developed into the great en-
gagement which has been expected in
this locality.
In the western arena of hostilities
the only new feature lately has been
the allied air attack on Ostend. In
iOStOhi NhSAC NhV
French have been assuming the Of
fensive lately, snow storm has
given a forced rest to the troops. II
is not unwelcome, for they have been
almost constantly engaged for the
last fortnight.
Judging from the statement made yes
terdsy by the British admiralty it Is ap-
parent that only one merchantmen, the
collier Bengrove, has fallen a victim to
the submarine. blockade of the Germans
since February 25.
The first hint OF British retaliation
against the personnel of German sub
marine raiders has been conveyed in an
official statement that the officers and
crew OF tho German under sea boat U.s.
which fell prey to fIotllla of torpedo
buat destroycrs dctC tn hunt for sub
ma rinec, will be q. re usual priv
ileges of prisoners go ,ySr.
Press comments apI caring in Berlin
indicates a feeling of optimism over the
near eastern situation, The Turkish
opinion that the Dardanelles are impreg-
nable is being endorsed and papers ex-
press the belief that King Constantine
will hold Greece to a course of neutrality.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-10
Negotiations Opened.

BERLIN. March s.-(Via Wireless TO
Suyville. n. Y.D--The Berlin newspapers
report that negotiations between Austria
Hungary and Italy have been opened and
there are good prospects of an agree
ment beng arrived at.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-10
The Weather

Forecast till p. m. Wednesday:
For Omaha, Council Bluffs and Vicinity
Partly cloudy; no important change in
temperature,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-10

Car Leaves for Finland.
PETROGRAD, March o. 90 Ftnperor
Nicholas left Petrogsad today for Hell
gingfOrs, Finland
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-10
HOUSE TURNS DOWN
REQUEST OF GUARD
FOR AMPLE FUNDS
Nebraska Legislature Rejects the
$3o0,000 Offer of Government to
Put State Militia on Eff.
cheney Basis.
STANDS BY COMMITTEE SCALE
Provision of $37,5C0 is Made for
Two Years or Half that Bestowed
Two Years Ago.
CONTEST HEATED UPON FLOOR
lFrom q stnr corrcsnondcntl ,


LINCOLN, March Especial
Telegram The state Of Nebraska
was deprived Of over 100000 Of
tered by the government today be-
cause the legislature would not make
a sufficient appropriation to enable
the National Guard to put itself on
an efficiency basis
The finance committee, under the
leadership of Norton OF Polk. chair
man OF the committee. slashed the
appropriation from $4,000 to S37,-
500 in the face OF the government's s
offer to give the state $aO0, 900 and
besides equip the Ashland range so II
would be mobilization ground for
the militia not only OF this state. but
Of the nearby states. The committee
was supported by a vote OF 4S to Al.
Meredith OF Saunders moved to
amend by making the appropriation
$93, 900.
How They Lined Ip.
Tibbets, Meredith, stelnmeyer. Palmer,
Nichols. Chambers Of Douglas. Jeary,
Broome Hostettler Cronin. ePtersou.
Mockett and others speaking for the in
crease, while Norton, T'uller. Osterman,
Taylor and Hoffmelster spoke against Il.
Nichols pleaded Tor the guard and for
the appropriation. lie said that In the
war OF the revolution the militia was
first on the scene OF action and the same
IN the war OF the rebellion.
Right now the milltiamen Of Texas are
being mobillxed on the frontier for serv-
Ice said he and this state cannot take
backward step In providing IN time of
peace hut with danger lowering near. a
National Guard which will be prepared
for the campaign OF hardship incident 70
war; .cNy r fT ti..a. ..- ti'.t
Chambers OF Douglas spoke in behalf OF
bpiha- -glo.rdr,-AK hileu tionhTd -of peualas
| scored them unmercifully for what he al.
legged dirty work. TAYLOR especially was
bitter against the militia and any appro.
prlati6n above the amount reported by
the COMMITTEES.
Their Service in Tornado.
Palmer OF Douglas thought highly OF the
guard at the time Of the Omaha tornado
and said but for them there would have
been much hardship and prlvation.
A little later the house put itself on
record ss being more favorable to fish
than TO soldiers by raising the report
Of the finance committee OF t5.OOO for the
Valentine fishery to $4,000. Mr.. Jeary
was In favor OF the increased appropri-
alton because he had been told that fish
made good brain food and as this legis-
lature seemed to need brains more than
anything else he would support the bill
After voting down by vote OF 10 TO "a
tn" amendment for an appropriation OF
$4,000 for the national guard, the house
then proceeded to vote down another
amendment making the appropriation
about the same as two years ago,
or $4,000
How They Lined UP.
The vote or the last roll call was as
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-10
There's
Moneyin
Farmland

today, and there is going to be
more money made in the near
future than ever before.
The farmers profit this
year has been so great
that he will want to
purchase more land.
In today's classified section
of The Bee you will find a
large offering of farm land
from most of the states of the
central west. Buy today
while you can-before prices
take the big jump upward,
which they are sure to do.
Telephone Tyler 1000
THE OMAHA BEE
"EVarShndv RaadA h. ur--.. AaAs
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-10

:. D 'AMADE of the French army, in command
I'd force of Canadians, Australians and French
proccan, Egyptian and Sengalese making the ad.
onstantinople
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-10

= enperature and d
lures from the normal
Normal temperature.
Deficiency for the da,
Total deficiency since
Normal precipitation
Deficiency for the de-
Total rainfall since Nj
Excess since March 1
Deficiency for cor. pc
Deficiency for cor. pc
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-10
Temperature at Omaan Yesterday.

Comparative Local Record.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-10
'rts from stations az : p. M.

] lnpl'aies trace OF precipitation.
L. A. WELSH. Local ForecasteT.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-10

DIoGENEs used q lantern but
the up-tO-date business man IN
Omaha uses the advertising col.
unlns Of The Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-10

CONTINUED on Page -Four, Column Two)
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-10

recipitation depar-
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-07-22
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that the clerk
OF this Board of County Commissioners
Of Idaho County Idaho, will receive
bids for the furnishing to the said
county, seventy (70) cords of red fir,
yellow pine, black pine, or tanimarack
wood, four foot in length to be deliver
ed to the county court house, on or
before October Is, 1915.
All bids to be on file on or before
July 26, 1915, at 10 o'clock, a. M, at
which time bids will be opened.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
Dated at Grangevile, Idaho, July IL.
1915.
JOHN P. EIALERS,
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NOTICE OF FoRFEITURE I.


To Clate Vance and Ole Hagburg, their
several Heirs, Administrators, and to
All Whom it may Concern:
You, and each of you, are hereby
notified that l have expended eighteen
hundred dollars. $1,000 90, in labor and
improvements upon the Florence A
group of quartz lode mining claims, con-
sisting of the Florence A. No. l. the
Florence A. No. 2, the Florence A. No
8, the Florence A. No. 4, the Florence
A. No. S, and the Florence A. fraction,
all situated and located on the ground
in Ramey Ridge Mining District, Idaho
County, Idaho, as will appear by three
several affidavits and certificates OF
Annual Representation filed in the Of
flee of the Recorder of Idaho County,
at Grangeville, one in and for each of
the years A. D. 1912, A. D. 1913, and
A. d. 1914, the last said cer'lficate'
bearing date the 9Th day OF December
1914, being recorded, as aforesaid, on
the 18th day of January, 1915, ih Book
of Proof of Labor at page 1s1, OF
the Records of said county, In order
to hold said mining claims and prem
ises under the provisions OF the laws
of the United States and Of this state
that being one hundred dollars per
wear for each and every of said claims,
the amount required to hold the SAID
mining claims for the years ending
December 31st, 1912, December Slst'
1913. and December 31st, 1914; And H.
within ninety days after this notice by
publication, you fail or refuse to con-
tribute your respective proportions
that is to say, you the said cate
Vance, seven hundred and seven DOL
lars. being computed at the raue Oh
Sal. 66 on each and every OF the i've
numbered Florence claims. for SAID
three years. your interest In eaon salu
claims being a five-twelfths IN est
and twenty-five dollars on the Flor
ence A. fraction claim for each ana
every of said three years, your IN
terest in said claim being one fourtn
interest. and you the said ole nag
burg. two hundred fifty dollars being
computed at the rate Of sixteen ana
6e-1OO dollars on each Of the i've
numbered Florence A. claims lot each
and every OF the said three years,
your respective interests In each ana
all of said claims, or the In terests
therein of either of you SO failing OF
refusing will become the properly Oh
the subscriber hereto, under the pro-
visions of Section 1924 Revised stat
utes of the United States.
NJ. B. MERRITT.
Resiaence: Forney, Lemhi County. Ida
no May 6-J ply 20.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To w. A. McMaster. Heirs Or AS
signees: a,,,
Each and every of You are heleoy
notified that l have expended purlne
the wear 1914 two hundred $2OoD ool-
lars in labor during said year On the
Golden and Phoenix placer mihine
claims in the Ten Mile mining ols1Lr,'
Idaho County. State Of Idaho. "i. Sor
said labor was made by the auian' ~
the purpose and in order 10 my
said mining claims under the pFo V'' .Ua
of section 1924, revised statutos - M
United states, and being the ~
required to hold said claims ~ ,.tIn
above mentioned year. and u 49," 49,
ninety (s0) days after the puoi -I,rte
OF this ho'..o oo-ovner of said
your proportion as co-o"het ~ -, cost
expense OF 5000, together with ~ oO %
of this publication, your nv nrpnerty
said claims will become the pro 'i,s,oD
of the undersigned, under the pf rev,sed
Of said section 1924 OF the
stat,,tes of the United States
DATED January /. 1915 m TT NM
d31 -ap15
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY APP
PLlcATioN FOR LEAVE TO SELL
REAL ESTATE SHOULD NOT
az GRANTED

BE GRAN ED.
In the Probate Court of Idaho County,
State of Idaho.
In the Matter of the Guardianship OF
the Estates of Alice l., George NJ,
Albert c., and Beulah c., Hawley
Minors.
Fred G. Painter, the guardian of the
Estates Of Alice l., George M, AL
bert c., and Beulah C. Hawley, Minors,
having this day presented to this
Court, and filed herein. his petition,
duly. verified. praying for an order OF
sale Of certain real estate belonging
70 said minors, for the causes and
reasons therein set forth; and it ap-
pearlng to this court from the said
petition that 1t Is necessary, and would
De beneficial to said minors, that
said real estate described in said Pc
ution or some part of 1t be sold:--
is hereby ordered, that the next
OF Kin of said minors, and all persons
interested in said estates, appear be-
lore this court. in the court room
thereof at Grangeville in the County
81 Idaho, State of Idaho, on the 18th
gay OF August. 1915, at 10 o'clock a. m.
W said day, to show cause why an
Vruer should not be granted for the
SAFE OF the real estate described in
saiu petition. reference to which is
hereby made for further particulars.
is hereby further ordered, that
copy Of this order be published In
me Grangeville Globe, newspaper
puonshed In said county of Idaho, State
y idaho, at least once a week for
'our weeks successfully.
lated this 10th day of July, 1915.
L. M HARRIS,
j, Probate Judge.
NotAll III o. 4
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NOTICE NOT TO SELL INToxicAr.
ING LIQUOR.

ING LIQUOR.
IN the Probate Court of Idaho County.
Idaho.
IN the matter of Henry Soards.
Habitual Drinker.
10 all licensed dealers in LIQUOR and
public:
Complaint having this gath day Of
1uhe, 1915, been made before me, by
NJ Reese Hattabaugh, to the effect
mat Henry Soards is addicted to the
use of liquor and is in the habit OF
getting intoxicated. and such complaint
having been duly VERIFIED
Now therefore all dealers In LIQUOR
Idaho county. druggists, breweries
ana every person or persons are here
oy hotified not to sell, furnish or
sNe away at his place of business or
UNDER his direction any Intoxicating
hquor to Henry Soards. and every per-
son in Idaho county. Idaho is hereby
notified not to sell, give or furnish
liquor to Henry Soards under penalty.
L. NJ. HARRIS,
June z4-Julyl5 Probate Judge,
Idaho County, Idaho.
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$50 to Is, 4ss inclns,, - lsl5, No 49,
July, %. 1914 No 60 "arran IS issued
Date, july * ,oIg ~ 10 SS25, inclusive.
sa-a. FRANK s. RICE
County Treasurer
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ha,, ior the purpose and in order TO
n no,u me said mining claim under the
, DIVISIONS Of section 2s24. revised stat
re res OF the United States, and being
fns amount required to hold said claim
ut me above mentioned years. and II
INN INN ninety 900 days after the pub
.,IS'ion Of this notice you fail to con-
s-iuu'e your proportion -thlrd) OF
s@lo expense of $4,000, together with
ne cost OF this publication, your in
crest In said claim will become the
ptoperty OF the undersigned. under the
pto' iSlons Of said section 1924, OF the
eriseo statutes of the United States.
Dated March rs, 1915.
GEO. R. CURTIS.
Juhez4 Newsome. Idaho
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NOTICE OF ATTACHING M

In the District Court of the sacor,
judicial District of the stat ~
Idaho, in and for the County Of Ida.
no.
Grangeville Savings and Trus Com
pany, a corporation, Plaintiff We
n Oasauv and Dora NJ Cassidy,
Notice Is hereby given that writ
Of attachment was issued out of the
above entitled court on the 10th dav
of July, 1915, against the PROPERTY Of
the above named defendants.
JOHN P. EIMERS,
OlerK OF the District Court, Idaho
County, Idaho
(SeaD BY HAROLD HARRIS,
Deputy.
j. NJ. Gilmore, Residence Grangeville,
Idaho. Attorney for Plaintiff. SS-St
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-, WARRANTS REDEEMED.


sen Il hereby given, that the fol-
school Warrants will be paid on
lo""s alton to the county treasurer
pres. office In Grangeville, Idaho. and
at h's ,ntsrest on said warrants will
s las. on the LIST day Of August, 1915,
to-wit; ,s.naa 49, ,o,s
No fs24s to 1921 inclusive Dist
No 1. ,.s,,ad nao 90 ,o,,
!. Ian. 25, 1915. No. 1902 to 1855 in
s,usive. Dist. No. =.
school warrants issued Apr. "a to
- 1915, No. 1851 to 1S411, in
.,usiye, Dist. No. ~.
sahoo, warrants issued Mar. 4. 1915,
~ 1869 Dist No. IL.
Nc e.hool warrant issued Apr. 2. 1915,
No 1927, Dist. No IL.
NS School warrant issued May "a. 1915,
~ 1896. Dist. No. IN
ea,,ool warrants issued Dec. 49, 1914
:. Ion %. 1915, No. 1928 to 1859 in
s,,sIye Dist. No. 16.
school warrant issued Dec. 5, 1914,
M 1868, Dist No. Is.
Cohool warrants issued May IL to
Ina 2. 1915, No. 13464 to 1896. in
clusive, Dist. NO. IL.
o'S sohoo, warrant issued May 21, 1915,
M 1890, Dist. No. p.
school warrants issued Dec. g. 1914
NJ 1869 to 1850 inclusive, Dist. No
25
school Warrant issued Apr. 8, 1915,
No 1926, Dist No. u.
school warrants issued May 6 to
., 1915. No. 1895 to 1892, inclusive,
DIST No SO.
school warrants issued Jan. s, to
Fab 6. 1915, No. 1275s to 1906, in
elusive. Dist No. 36.
school warrants issued Mar 10, to
Arr i 1915. No. 1888 to 1890 in
elusive Dist. No. 81.
School warrants issued July 9, 1915,
No. 1864, Dist. No 80.
School warrant issued Jan. 3, 1915,
No. 1859, Dist. No. 40.
school warrants issued May, 25, 1915,
No. 1868 to 1896, inclusive, Dist.
No. Al.
school warrant issued June g. 1915,
No. 1887 Dist. No. AZ.
School warrants issued Dec. 22 1914
to Jan. 9, 1915, No. 1900 to 1906, in
elusive, Dist. No. A.
School warrant issued APR. ~, 1915,
No 1882, Dist. No 45.
School warrants issued Nov. to
Dec, g. 1914, No. 1922 to 1851, in
elusive, Dist. No. So.
School warrants issued Mar 26 to
May 81 1915, No. 1924 to 13493, in
elusive, Dist. No. So.
School warrant issued May g. 1915, |
No. 1892, Dist. No. 65.
School warrants issued Feb 16, 1915, |
No. 1905 to 1926 inclusive, Dist |
No 6S.
School warrant issued Feb. 8, 1915, |
No. 1886, Dist. No 20.
School warrants issued Mar. to 6. |
1915. No. 1905 to 13O9S inclusive, Dist. |
No. "A.
School warrants issued Apr to 8,
1915, No. 13267 to 1928, inclusive, |
Dist No. rs.
School warrants issued Mar 2S, 1915, |
No. 1920, Dist. No. rs.
School warrants issued Oct. to 80,
1914, No. 1905 to 1872, inclusive, Dist
No. 70.
School warrants issued Mar. "a to
Apr. 20, 1915, No. 1895 to 1894, in
elusive, Dist, No. "a, and also all of
Districts No 15-2S-46-47- 49-53- 69-72-77
s0-S5 and Sc issued prior to July 20,
1916
Mt. Idaho Highway Warrants, No.
123 to 136, inclusive
Date. July %, 1915.
F. S. RICE,
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NOTICE.
United States

United States Land Ofctca
Lewiston Idaho
The folIow,nu - June %, 1915.
been restored scrloed land has
and win haoa..- 'ii' power site reserve
on Augps+ 10, SUBJECT to settlement
and to entry on September Ia,s' IA,
NWH wv Sr,,t e. sec. ~, SWh
or exerc,sa DC permitted to gain
anv settlan t4sht Whatever under
OF sattlar,a.4 rs uh prior to the date
apnears 80 i'Aeo herein. The land
this office. u Us VI
HENRY HEITFELD Regis+er
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COUNTY WARRANTS REDEEMED.

lou,nae Is hereby given, that the fol-
on .s county warrants win be paid
urss e presentation to the county treas
ana a. MS office in Grangeville, Idaho.
Gu au That interest on said warrants will
wit: e Notn DAY OF July, 1913, To-
sued e Expense Fund, warrants is
Isl = ps. "a to Oct. IL. 1914, No. 49,
y % 1878. inclusive.
Expense Fund, warrants is
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.,ar,cE nE FORFEITURE.

= Auon heIre or aSSIBHs'
TO Marion - =, Won are hereby
Each anu aYnended during
notined that ,nso ,,-12-1s-14 $500 in
,ahor On the Tippie Placer M ~
,nS claim in the Ten Mile Mining als
trict, Idaho county. state OF 20 toA AZ.
wh,cb said labor was made by the d.
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tseal)
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

T
N the District Court of the Second
Suoicial District of the State of
IDAHO, in and for the County of
IDAHO
mcGary. Plaintiff. VS.. w. H..
casady, Defendant.
q, 'o.ce Is hereby given that a writ
a. a'achment was issued out Of the
- entitled court on the 10th day
A. 'uly' 1915, against the property of
"e ABOVE named defendant.
JOHN p. EIMERS,
eierk Of the District Court, Idaho
fsA. County, Idaho.
wal BY HAROLD HARRIS.
7 NJ Deputy.
hyard, Residence: Grangeville, Ida
Nv Attorney for Plaintiff.
July22-Aug s.: