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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-12-17
Had One Already.

Il don't know what to give Lizzie
for Christmas present" one chorus
girl is reported to have said to her
mate. while discussing the gift to be
made to a third.
e"Give her a book" suggested the
other.
And the first one replied, meditative-
~: mo. that won't do; she's got a
hook"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-01
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE,

no IuuN UuLER, ms HEIRS, EXECUTORS
ADMINISTRATIONS AND AsslGNs'
You are hereby notified that have expend-
rI during the year 1914 SIX hundred dollars
ia ,bor and improvements upon Income No
i. Income 80 ,. Income No :, Income No 4,
Income so s, aud Income No b Lode Min
lug CLAIMS. situate, yrng and being on With
mgDon Creek, County OF Lemh, State of Ida
Ao. the location notices of which are recorded
ito BOOK pot Nmng Claims al pages IS, 20
y. - and Ia book az" of Mining Claims at
pages ls} aud -, respectively, otthe Mining
record reference Is hereby made Tor more
particular description ct said CLAIMS;
he said amount ot expenditure was SO
made by me ON said claims in order to hold
the SAID claims under the provisions OF sec
uon aga OF the Revised Statutes OF the Unit
rd States and the amendment thereto ap
proved January - 1880. concerning anuua
labor upon mlung CLAIMS, the said amour
si STA hundred dollars 50 expended being th,
amount required to hold the sand claims 10
the period ending on the SIst day of Decem
Der. \. u 1911,
Aud II, within Riuety days from the person
al service OF this notice, OF within ninety day
after the publication thereof, YOU tail or rS
mse Ia contribute your proportion OF sue
expenditure As a co-owner, which amounts
5000 ON ea,h OF said claims, or $4,000 o
all. your interest in the said claims and eac
and every Of them, will become the propert
d the undersigned subscriber, your co.own'
Who has made the required expenditure {
the SAID claims respectively. BY the terms
>aid section
Dated a, salmon, Lcmh, County, idah
on this i3th day o. MAY A ID 1915
FIRED d, PRATT
| F4t.t puh NAV ~ aSt pub Aus 10
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-01
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Karl SPAIN and wife we're down
ron Lemhi the last nf he week for
Il sh.tt visit sith MS mother.
Mr. & A SPAIN is building a
ueW screen porch onto the rear of ct
me residence on Main St
The greatest bargain ever offered In
underwear for men only - cents per
garment, ~ cents suit The Cash
NtDrc, Mrpherson Monk \ Co. Ltd.
Mrs VIM. Carpenter came down
form Trndo, Monday evening to So
Mrs kr ger Who Is ~ At the Shenun
nntob returntug Tuesday m"rning
Mrs Arthur Pyeatt came down
Monday evening from the u. e
ranch 70 consult 4 physician, retrun-
ug bour Tuesday morning.
Ell NInrrt Is Improving the sp-
prarsuca of his residence property Oh
81 Charles ST. ~ putting dawn n
!urd cement aalk the entire length
pt tne front Ut his lot.
ur Strattun moved his nfice tue
FIRST ~ TIE week into the y An
q rws house near the Sh non Ilotsl
trd viii have private hospital in
connection with his office.
hnnS heavy Gotten sex ; pairs for
80 cents During the month Of July
We "lliSgllt pairs Of canvass gloves
mr aH cents The store that gives TIA,
Bargain, Tor cash Mcpherson MouL
4 CO. Lgd Adv
VIII White received \ message
Monday evening sAt ipg that his wifi
would arrive trom Rochester Wednes
day evening, Tue lady has mare
very QaiCk recovery from her sever
operation aud her family aud friend
tra reIotccd over her ret IN, Nil
Winnie White, Who has been wig
hes dating her sickness will retuT
WIN lfett
There has been = program arraug,
/ Iur sunday afternoon Ia be given
/ the hand stand Aayor + J. Atku
witl gtve the address II welcome. Nj
{ peerios Ureea will read the peelar
/ Jton % Independence aud SenAt
/ wh,teomb viii deliver the orttion
the day The band will furnish >uu
lmvsie Let al patriotic citizens tn
.ouJ and manifest The proper spirit
she agcasiun- Tins i certainly tif
when Ne should >bow cur appreclalt
, vg Tie blessing Of peace which Ne &
lo,.
lf H. 3. QuaTivN, wife aud two Chi
, Tru yamg Auu4ag from Denver 10 )
: e. NiJb bis brother g Z. Quarles a
family,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-01
n. P. OFFICIALS
ARE COMING

Mr.. q. " ATnsy, Nsstern Imni
grafton aud industrial Agent, Pro
iemsGT Wilson, The noted authority 10
Agriculture, Il. y. Brlcker, General
immigr4tion Agent ~ the No thsrn
Pacific Railroad, President Johns y
u tho q. n y. X. a., Superintendent
for the Montana Division VI the n,
r. and w. n BiehIsr, supsrintsnhr
ent ami A uditof " the q g. r. ate
planning g. be In Salmon on July tnr
End OF 1rd next, &C which time they
wish 10 meet the business men 0i Sal
mon and tile fAimTTs aud stock rails
ern of Lsmhl County
II IL expected that the Business
Mems As. citation Of SALMON. sili
take nuid vi this maltef Win their
u,uai saergy and provide suitable 90
tsrt ,inmeHI and instruction for tues
nYtAils visitors
TIE visit of these Northern Pacific
oFlciaIs il ths brat tangible step IN
tie comprehensive plans Of that com
pany 10 make Tho q \ y Railroad a
seitanpporting proposition The rail-
road eompany ia. ai~ays felt hat
the l.rmhl and Salmon valleys could
port yery much larger p"pul
Ito than tie, do nov, requiring sew
era tn a. much Ia the ~ay Of gen
sral imui0dities tIaR IL no" con
sumen in ttyse vAilsys aud producing
fOr export macy mute bend Of cattle,
steep, horses, hogs and their prod
uets aud many mote carloads uf po
tatova. hay, grain aud other asficul
tural prod uce all ~ which would b.
shipped one way or the ntufr oyet
oar railroad. Mr. htickar Genera
lmmiarAtion Agent Of the y T..
anu VIZ. ATney, his sest I'm rap,o
sentative, tre thoroughly acrsed y
ell Mates pertaining 20 sottiiNg ~
tt,s uuoeeupied portions Of the north
vest territory A movement uua"f
taken uuder the dilecClun ~ lhrs
gentlemen will result in tte rish
class Of people here and all nocdtu
assistance being extended 90 thcI 10
the railroad company 10 enable then
10 "slay put, Professor Wilson WIN
accompanies the party Is OF nat,ona
Fcputation,in the various lines ut Ak
rlculture and while here viii sNam
i've personally into The agtirultur
aud stock raising possibilities OF thes
valleys and lecture to hose interest
eli Ia this community Of these sut
ivcts Ia their general aspect
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-01
Read M.,Ains,y IA Ops,.bon.

The road machinery Wuicu the
County Commissioner uF'rrcl nu
trial arrived Ia salmon on tue "a,
and was unlOAdod aud set 40 hf
Couaty Engineer Merritt lue toJloW
ing day
~, W. Ireland, representative OF
thv llodsou Eeenaughty Co, ~ Port
land. VITO sold the equipment, at
rived on the cath ana on the rs b bs.
Kan 10 demonstrate the road making
qualities Of the machinery aul all
continue TO operate Il until Tuesday
next.
Geo. 4. Conloe, wau has beeu run
nscted ~ith the road work of this
county fNF the past tNo"ty 1--we arS
h opeTatiug tue grader and Juun
Steele, 81 the SALMON cay Garage. rs
operating the traction englne the
commissioner purchased the Fluig.
meht subIect IA demonstration and
ftum present indtgatiu.S rvyrytblu.
n proving as represented ans lur
commissioner silI 80 ept nr reject Ii
neAt Munday Tie wurk nsi dome
AZ present In on ghv ruai south pt
to@a usar ths Weir and Wsrrp-
ranches whsrv oals permanent uul
h bvlng built.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-01
IA ths Probate C0nrt, I.e'uhI C0uaIy.
state at Iaah0.

In the Matter Of tue rs ate OF
Andy lloher Deceased.
Notice Is Hereby Given That in
pursuance II an order oi the Probate
Court OF lsmhi Cuu ". State Of Ida.
n, made ON the Fifth day 81 June,
1918, In the matter Of the estate Of
Andy llober deceased, tie under.
siEuet, Geor.e Lahr Hober, Admin
t>trator II said Estate, all sell at
private sale Go the highest aud b, It
bidder, Tor ClSh and subject tn conHr.
nation hy said Probate CURT, on
TUESDAY the Sixth day of July, 1915.
On OF after II a'clnck Noon az the OF.
nee % q Brisn \ GlennOn, ATTORNEYS,
salmon, ldaRo, In Lsmhi County, all
the ught, Title interest and estate Of
TIE satt Ardy Hotter Al the time of
hts death, suu all the right, title and
inter st that tho said estate has. by
operation ut IaN " otherwise &C,
Quired, other tran. ur in addition [,
tuat NJ tile said Andy Hotter at the
ume of his death, in aud to all thai
certain lot, piece ov parcel Of lAuc
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-01

situate lying, and being IN Lem
County, state Of Idaho, ana no''i"'"
and described as follows, I0-"lt
The NE4 NE4 Of Sec. p, Ip' :"
\ r p f., the r.! NA4 ara Lou
YoItn Section 80, Tp. . NJ Il. -
E B0tse Meridian, containing l'7'''
.cres being Homestead AppIca'' .'''
se,,sl Number Os8g2; together "lII
rre bitches. water, water rights anu
announcements thereon ana app1rieh-
,pr thereto: also that certai" io'.
,t..a pr parc, o. lsud 10 the koou
s,hdtyi,lon 10 North Salmon, de-
-c,thad A. follows, to-"it:
Commenrin. at tie west quarLs'
coynsr NJ Section Six, Tp. q \. t.
~ T. Boise Meridian running III nee
\ q degrees 80 minutes W. along
m, section line $50 feet, running
thence n. sg degrees 20 minutes T..
el5.7 feer to 1.-THE place II beg inning
Of the description Of the eA error
boundaries of the said lot; thence
continuing y 80 degrees - minutes
= 1906 feet thence \. 0 degree "
minutes " Is feet, thence \. IS de-
yrees 30 minutes + 80 feet more -
less To the center c' jesse Creek,
theme I'm a nOrthwesterly direction
IN and along the center Of Jesse
Creek to point " 0 degrees 81 MN
utes ". and about $50 feet from the
place Of bspinning, thence ,. de-
pre.s 30 minutes h. $50 feet more or
less, To place Of beginning, being
one hftn, Of an acre, more less; TO-
gether with the buildings, appurJeh-
ances and improvements t ere n
Terms and Conditions Of Sale;
Cash, lawful mon OF the United
States for the land described as
Homestead Application: ami one-haIl
cash, the balance OH instAllments TO
he fully paid within two years from
date II sale, and TO be secured by
mortgage OF the premises for lot de
scrlbed as in the Rood subdivision TO
North SALMON subject to conf ma
ton OF sale by said Prbate Court.
Deed at expense Of purchaser.
Sealed bids for either Of the fore
going descriptions OF land VIII be re-
ceived at the Office of O'Brien <
Glpnnon, attorneys, at Salmon, to lC
o'cl ok A NJ. on the day Of sale.
GEORGE LAZAR HOBER,
Administr tor Of the Estate oil
Andy Hober, Deceased.
June 5th, 1918.
June l0.July
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-01
NOTICE Of ATTACHMENT

IN Inf DISTRICT COURT or The
sNru JUDICIAL DISTRICT or
IHf STATE or IDAHO, IN AND
FOX IENm COUNTY
Timothy bore As Special Deputy
state Bank Commissioner l the Lead
gra state Bank, pIaInJIlf Us \. j. An
drrws, defendant. ,,
Notice Is Hereby Given That an
against the property OI
.ahuyr named defendant issued out oil
The above entitled Court on The 2oLh
day 4 June 1919. .
Witnrs, NV hand and the seal Of
said Court at Salmon Idaho, this 18th
day Of June, 1918. -
Clerk,
By " ". SlmmOnds,
Deputy
July LIS
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-01
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF
IDAHO, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
LENtIt.
T.. ". WhitcOmb, plamtlf vs.. Nor
man I. Andrews defendant.
Notice is Hereby Given, That an
attachment against the property OF
above named defendant issued out Of
the above entitled Court On the 25th
day ~ June 1913.
Witness, my hand and the seal OF
said Court at Salmon, Idaho this 2Sth
DAY Of June, 1913
j. l.. kIRTLEY Jr,
Clerk,
Nv ". W. SimmOndS, Deputy.
July II
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-01
WAR NEWS

Sew York, June = --Cohhfni-
loo u tus ~ act scutssd Ffrnrh
credit ~ American bankers sas r.
c.iyed It'd wien r Morgan s
60. announced tie virtual completion
q a she gesr Liam 10 tie Paris
branch Of the Rotn-ehlIds, tbs latter
ietins fof the French government
snd ths bauk II FRINGE, as "eil - a
syndicate Of french bankers.
he amount 81 tie Loan aud IT'S 10
teyest yield are set 10 be determined,
put IL Is In tmat d tuat the sum -
lot likely o. ek eed go 90 000 4 ap-
pmxtmateiy per cent. II vii "
SECURED bt cola eral IN tie form 81
ign 4rade American rail say bohAHf
ID IT, placai With NofRaa & 90
Tnes mis- include some Of TIE
aaniog securities u America = premier
ruad., ~ ~ulci many millions Of dol
| lars worth ,fe owns by French IN
/ testers.
The proceeds " the loan all be
aed b, ia Frsncu government Tor
pay ment mere of is heavy cohimrf-
Icial allegations incurred In the puf'
chase Of var supplies and fcodstnifs
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-01
Notice Of Proof of A application of WateI
10 Beneficial use.
June l0-J l

Notice Is hereby given that at 10 a.
m. on the 8th day OF July, 1915, at
Salmon, County of Lemhi, State OF
IdaDo, before W. &. Sui b a Notary
Public proof Will be submitted of the
application to beneficial use Of 8 4
cubic feet per second OF the waters OF
Lemhi River, in accordance with the
terms and conditions of Permit No
1869 heretofore issued by the State
Engineer of the State of Idaho
The name and postoffice address Of
the person or corporal ion hold <
said permit is Minnie NJ. Sheuon,
Salmon, Lemhi County, Idaho.
The use to which said water has
been applied is Irrigation and domes-
tic purposes
The amount applied to beneficial
use is 4 cubic feet per second
The place where said water Is used
is VIZ NEA, So NWtt and SW1
Sec. 8, Tp. % N, Z. % f. b. NJ.
The name Of the canal or ditch Of
other works by which said water il
conducted to such place of us is til,
Shenon and Mulksy ditch.
The right to take the water frou
such works Is based upon Permit No
1868.
The source Of SUPPLY from whicI
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-01

Harry Pierce returned Monday from
Portland ADD reports Mrs. Pierce d
making god recovery from her
operation.
Rev Quist and family have gone
a.,.p on Fourth VI July creek on a
camping trip. There will b. no sef'-
zee, Ia the Presbyterian church our
lsg July except sunday school.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-01
IL Ih- Ca,s.aa 81 "a msn.

Property uNncs. tenants. and all
lowers - our Natioatl nay ut lade-
psudsucs July tth, pyuclau alton
l. EvIpuy Issued by Tire Mayor " the
Gp ui SalE "a, requesting real
~ uUn,,rAgiou Of practical pAtrlutt,ul
BY Welding your scYthe AMI s.cles IN
irut ~ yous property, and ttcrvbl
help Ia - ldtcAts al ubn xioas Seedi
and stss-ss that others se Sill ge g.
ssed
Rc.p.cttully,
TT, ATKINS,
Manor.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-01
Forfeiture Notice.

TO LYDNIA E. HOLLAND, HER HEIRS AND
ASSIGNS:
You are hereby notified that | have ex-
penfed, during the years 1909. 1910. 1911,
Ior2, 1913 and 1914, Six Hundred Dollars.
BEN q one hundred dollars in each of So I'd
years. in labor and Improvements upon the
Diamond Queen" Lode, situated IN Yellow
Jacket Mining District, County OF Lemhl
State Of Idaho. Of which the Location Ger
ti6cate is found of record in Book IL OF Min
ing Claims at page I2I, in the office OF the
Recorder of said County OF lemhi, in order
to hold said claim under the provisions Of
Section 2324 of the Revised Statutes OF the
United States. and the amendments thereto
concerning annual labor upon mining claims,
beng the amounts required to hold said lode
for the period ending on the 3Ist day OF Dec
ember. A. d. IoI4 And if within ninety days
from the personal service of this notice, OF
within ninety days after the publication there
of. YOU fail or efuse TO contribute your pro
portion OF such expenditure as co-owner
to wit: the sum Of Three Hundred Dollars
your interest in the claim will become the
property Of the $, bscrtber your co.owner
who has made the required expenditure By
the terms Of said Section.
Dated this 3Ist day of May, 1915.
CHARLES {. ANDERSON,
Cn-owner and successor to J. A. Anderson
First pub June 3-Last pub Aug 20
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-01

Special Cable by Arrangement
Attn London Daily Telegraph and
international News Service
London, June -. A sangulnary
Infantry cngagrn ent in which huge
numbers are employed Oh both sides
is heing waged between the spucbsk
sugar factory and tire Bethune Affas
utsltwag. north OF Arras, Tie greii
battly was Initiated by the Germans.
Nhu have teen strongly reinforced at
tgIs p1int, situ the object Of destroy
ins the allies plans for offensive OPP
etations against Leos, key to the
German position.
Already, according to the German
report, the French have bren forced
tn wi, hdrw from trenches they had
taken from the Grrmans half way ne
tween Souchrz and EDyille, repeated
tttackS Dy the french, who app rled
tu greatly increased force, being
broken up under tie German IRE.
Dn tuls sector, we're I r weeks hos
tile airmst nave been struggling Tor
the upper han In var in the air
I Germans claim al last to have
Won the mastery
Str1ng demInStrali ms are b"ing
made by tie Germans against isolit-
ei sections uf Tie french battle llne,
attn the object u keeping the
rbrrh "a ur uuird wtth local en-
gemeuts Tint ey cam with.
Ira, troops u thr first line from any
section OF the Immediate front to
throw tutn the effort b ing made 10
sever Tie German line at Artols
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-01

Jadss Cossn snd tamliv lvit tie
uiadls Of the Nsvk tut their new
home an blaekfOut TIE Hayymauu
family Wili ssun Ocupy their nsw
bone rucoatiy purchased from Judre
owen.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-01

sucb wa err is diverted is Lemhi RiV-
er.
The date Of the priority which said
ser is D epared to establish Is April
26th, 1910.
j. II. SMITH, State Engineer.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-01

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The commonwealth., 1915-09-04
THE LOTT CAREY
CONVENTION.

Quite a number Of distin-
guished Baptists left the city on
last Tuesday for Pittsburgh, Pa,
to attend the 10Th annual session
of the Lott Carey Baptist Conven-
ton, which assembled in that city
Oh the first, second, and third Of
September. Rev. DR.. William M.
Alexander, editor Of "The Voice" "
VI this city, has been, for many
years, the leading spirit in that
good work Lott Carey is the
name Of one Of the distinguished
and useful Negroes born in old
Virginia in the seventies, He was
most remarkable man, in many
respects. He was born a slave,
and by working over time not
only saved enough money to pur-
chase his own freedom, but laid
aside a considerable sum for the
purpose of going to Africa as a
missionary. And although he oc-
cupied a responsible position in a
tobacco factory III Richmond,
Ma, and every financial induce
ment was offered him to remain,
he felt called Of God for the work
in Africa, whittier he went and
labored with great success. The
Lott Carey Convention has for its
object the prosecution Of the
work to which Lott Carey gave
his life. The convention IS not
only building churches III Africa,
bit is sustaining number OF
missionaries in that far off coun-
try.
Certainly, our Baptist brethren
can point with very great pride
to the life and work Of Lott
Carey, one Of the foremost Chris
tians and pioneer constructors for
the race, Of his times.
The commonwealth., 1915-09-04

Episcopal Board Of Missions Will Erect Buildings AS Tribute
The Right Rev S. D. Ferguson
The Episcopal Board of Missions, No. 28 Fourth avenue
decided aid in the erection of building for St. Thomas parish
Monrova Liberia West Africa, tribute the Right Rev
Samuel David Ferguson Bishop of the diocese of Liberia Africa
This will be started while the preate is alive.
Bishop Ferguson who the first and only negro member Of the
House Bishops the American Protestant Episcopal Church.
recently rounded out fifty years as priest and thirty wears as
member Of the Epsopae The city Of Bishop Ferguson Cape
Palmas.
Bishop Ferguson we'll known in Episcopal circles
At the General Convention Of the Episcopal Church held the
Cathedral Of St John the Divine he OF the
commanding figures and the fact that
the least hinder his from being heard often
Bishops and at public joint meetings of the bishops and clergy
Bishop Ferguson sevenythree years old He born
Charleston G. but 1848 emgraed Liberia with his parents.
New York Herald
The commonwealth., 1915-09-04
WEST VIRGINIA NOTES.

DIR. Prouty is the female doctor
of Wheeling. She is a graduate
of Maharry, and is winning laur
els in the town for her race, her
SEX, and her profession. Her
services are in demand by both
white and colored people.
Mr.. @. r. Dickerson, of Lin
side, Monroe county, w. Va, is
among the successful farmers in
this district. Together with his
brother, owns 1900 acres of land,
valued at $4,000. All kinds Of
grains and fruits are cultivated by
them. He is a class leader in the
Methodist Episcopal Church Of
his town. He is the father Of
Prof. II. L. Dickerson, an
alumnus of the State University
of Ohio, and now a teacher in the
Blue6eld Institute.
Mrs. Jane Q. Lowe, of Wheel
ing, w. Va, president Of the
Cumberland District Women's S
Home Missionary Society, and
one of the officers of the Wash
ington Annual Conference, was
among the workers. Mrs. Lowe
travels the district in the interest
of her work with great effect and
benefit to the local organization.
She is a woman of Intelligence
sweet spirited and earnest.
The commonwealth., 1915-09-04
At The Johns Hopkins.

The Rev. R. F. Coates, a mem
Der Of the Washington Annual
Conference, and the pastor at
Woodville, Charles county, is at
the Johns Hopkins to undergo a
minor operation. At this writing
he was convalescing. Mr.. Coates
IS one of the strong men of the
Conference. Before his admission
into the itinerary, he was in the
service of his country and saw
active fighting in the Philippines !;
having been wounded, from which
wo''~d he ie ror suffering.