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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-12

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I1zAss. n al fo~ tie County u
Ixse5yss-
IL C1z-l-s--x- az Cozuerelzl
Tr.s- az Sz1Eg. Bz.k- Tr1s-ee,
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II
5zz - A.>srs.- az M. Samuel
1.cs-so-- vie q D@.s.1z-r san
- A11srsDz- z-1 Hooker-X-ts-srl
C1-czzg. : sDr>,orz-iol. Defend
z.-s
T1s 5,z.s u I1zho se-1s grsetings
u 5z- - A.1srao1 zzc Ma Sz-us.
AEcsFsO-. Elts u Defendant Samuel
AzcsrBoz. z-c HoCkeF-Vizhzrt Con-
oz1g. : eDr,,ogxtio-. TIE z1oTs named
1efzzczE-x.
Yo1 arr le-ssy 1or1sc that :
eO1n Dlzi1t nzx ben tied against you
I f. TIE Dls-r5fr Cur Ct the Fourth
J zctizl Dlstr5ef q tts Stzts Q. Idaho
r. zLc for tas County q Lincoln by
The zDc,s nz=sd Dlzi1tir. and you
are 1srsDg directed 70 zpyezr and
answer M zzic complaint within
twenty czys ot the ssrTi1e d this
s11nlnols i ssrrsd within Ezid Judi
eizl D.str1Efs ard within forty dsys
II sSrys1 slss%1sre. and you are
further noiifsd thai unless you %
APPEAR AID znEEer Exio complaint
Sithin The ti1s herein sDscifed. the
plaintiff vii take judgment against
you a. DFzysd IL kzid complaint.
That laid zefion f. brought for the
iOrclOs1rs II The lien Of certain
water eo1trzetk, numbered sO7
szs. szs. szs. made and executed
~ and tetsse the Twin Fzlls North
Side Land and Water Company and
John 9. Bolton, On the 9Th dzy Of
OCTOBER. 1907, duly recorded in Book
81 water Contracts. al pages %,
30. ~, -. u The records Of the
county u Lincoln, Stz;e Of Idaho.
when eontfzfts prior 70 the eorn-
msneensnt u this setiOn we're duly
and legally sssizred ~ this Dlziafiff
That the amount u the principal and
Interest nov due 1ncsf aid water
contracts IL the sgn u s11,9sz.4z,
With interest therein e. the rate o,
seven per cent PER snngm from the
zsth day Of February. 1918. and the
sum OF fz11.s4 maintenance charges,
with Interest thereon al the rate OF
seven per cent per anpum from the
zatn day OF February, 1915. That
the premises covered by the said lien
are described az follows. to-wit:
SEA NEA. SWH SEA, NV
4 SEH, SEH NEH. Sec. 3, T. 8
B.. X. II, 4. Il. NJ, together with
the 100 shares OF stock In the North
Side Canal Company. Limited, rep
resenting the water and water rights
sppurisnant 10 said land.
That the said premises and shares
OF stock may be sold, and the pro-
ceeds thereof applied to the payment
OF the sum 80 due 10 said plaintiff
Including costs and accruing costs:
that the defendants and all persons
claiming BY, through or under them
may be forever barred and fore
closed OF all title, right, claim, lien.
equity OF redemption and interest IN
and TO said premises and shares OF
stock; and for such other and fur-
ther relief az may be Just and equit-
able.
For full and complete statement
Of said cause Of action, see the yeri-
ned complaint on file herein.
witness my hand and the seal OF
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-12


Holmes G. Lash and Mrs. Holmes C.
Lash. wife OF Defendant Holmes
G. Lash, and &. d. NcSeal and Mrs.
{. L. HeNssl. xife Of Defendant c.
D. HcSszl. Defendants
The State Of Idaho sends greetings
70 Holmes G. Lash and Mrs. Holmes
q. Lash, wife Of Defendant Holmes G.
Lash, and c. d. McNeal and Mrs. c.
d. HcSeal, wife OF Defendant {. d.
AeSsal, the above named defendants.
You are hereby notified that a
complaint has been fled against you
Ia the District Court Of the Fourth
Judicial District OF the State Of Idaho
In and for the County OF Lincoln by
the above named plaintiff. and you
are hereby directed 10 appear and
answer the said complaint within
twenty days Of the service Of this
summons II served within said Judi
eial District, snc within forty days II
served elsewhere; and you are fur
thsr notified that unless you 90 ap-
pear and answer kzid complaint With
In the time herein specified. the plain
TN viii take Judgement against you
a. prayed IN sSid complaint.
That szio action IL brought for the
foreclosure Of the lien OF certain wa
tsr contracts. numbered 1903, 1409A,
l31sB, made and executed by and
between the Twin Falls North Side
Land and Water Company and Cliff
Ton Dale AcNeal and Holmes @. Lash.
On the z1st day OF March, 1908,
duly recorded In Books s, 8, OF Wa
ter Contracts. at pages 275, 81, 227.
OF the records OF the County of Lin
coin, State OF Idaho, which contract
prior to the commencement of this
action was duly and legally assigned
TO this plaintiff. That the amount OF
the principal and interest now due
under said water contract is the sum
OF }S61s.45, with interest thereon at
the rate or seven per cent per annum
from the 18th day OF February. 1919.
and the sum OF s176.7O maintenance
charges, with interest thereon at tho
fale OF seven per cent per annum
from the 18th day OF February, 1915
mat the premises covered by the said
lien are described as follows, to-wit.
NV NWA, Sec. IL, NEK MEL
Sec. 10, Twp. s s., X. 16, e. b. M
together with the 80 shares OF stock
In the North Side Canal COMPANY
Limited, representing the water and
water rights aDpurtenant to said
land. '"iu
That the said premises and shares
OIL stock may be sold, and the pro.
ceeds thereof applied TO the navmant
1l the sum so due to said plaintifr
costs and accruing costs;
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-12
xO1ICE TO HEAR AND CDN-IDFgP
OE%E[TJON- TO -PE[IsL A.
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LING ORDINANCE NTHEEK
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sessf1e1f roll cfDFlci1z ,Df tEs as
s<zssms1t ztelr1irz " liz crDElssO1s
~ ssi1 orclnzsees .or tls yszF 1918.
nss D@5s1 sls1 IL ~ o@es u The
z7th csy ~ J1ly. 1913. an hat szid
yylzzs D,zsd n trgzts<z sill hear
and fOIslcsr al oD.ectio.s " aid a.
sessnent roll ~ any Dsrriee szTr5eT-
u ~ s1en sss@sslnsrf N r.s zSth
czT ~ August, 1918, and I'll DerzDns
szgrisgsc ~ s1eh zssess,aslt must
ne with fne cIsrk their ob.setsOns irs
writing fefDfs szic czts
Dated tbis eth DAY u J1iy, 1913.
f5eaIJ T. D. HILL. Village Clerk
IL pub July -. lat pub. Aug. Il
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-12
PiSnplss. skin Elsznjstss.. E<zsras
Cured

81 o11s hos ssf'Dss. hog NIX
standing Josf ezss. there's help mr.
yos IL sgsfy DzrtleIs n Or. HEDs11 =
Efzsfnz Dintnslt. u siDee Ozf 80
ifses u yoBr zilnosnt. and lszyes YozF
kin eiszn and s<ft - : enil1's. Hun
crsds ~ urn have se1t yolgntzry
lsttsfs ri thanks. JBst III Ons box
n will mean frss1DfA from sprsr1n9
ann sMbsrrzsmsnt 17-D-z-s-s
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-12

szio Distrset Court. this Isth day O,
Jay. 1873
Attorneys for Plzinfi-. Paul Had
ooek. AID Lolxisy L Walters
ElsEics-cs ard PoEto1ce Address
SzOshOze. and Twin Fails. Idaho
seal J " LUSDIS. Clerk
Mildred Bzrgsr. Deputy Clerk
IL Dub- July .. last pub. Aug.-zs
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-12
NOTICE

The Trgstses " Jerome InosDsl-
dent ScbOOl Dist. 50. ~ Will rsesiye
zDDliestioDs for teams and drlYers y,
sehOol routes established az 1sseriDsd
D@iOn. Applications must BE- IN PER
sDn, ~ the special meeting uhich will
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-12
MEAT

which is allowed to hang and ripen
develops added favor Beef natur-
ally has more flavor than pork or
mutton. We allow time for our beef
TO ripen before Offering 1t for sale.
That Is the reason why
Our Beef Tastes So Good.
The better the meat tastes. the cas-
Ter 1t is digested. Good meat. like
ours. excites the flow OF saliva and
the gastric juices and does the most
good
INDEPENDENT MEAT MARKET
Jos. SchloegeI. Prop.
JEROME. IDAHO.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-12
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Fourth
Judicial District Of the state Of
Idaho. in and for the County of
Lincoln
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-12

Tie Confidential and Commercisl
Trust and Savings Bank. Trustee
Plaintiff
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-05-28
DEFINING, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY, MAY IS. 1915
GOOD INTENTIONS

It's all right what thinksomeimes But only the
Ignorant fool believes that mpote mpoc truth should
happens be uppemos the mind The
be committed to negative philosophy which Is against
almost everything nothing particular To place the faculties
thinking tearing down instead
of building m the ability conceive and
of mind infectious quail
ties. measles and deadly than the
ing sickness the healthy of optimism in individuals
and individual initiative atrope community
terpse
You often Of born domatist spoken of
"ness wihy washy without principles
moras that such condones when he
fail, of evil shows itself "De
y" these knockers and they to "e the
motive Justify the result" They we'll
found ready pour little oil troubled
they wrath and with soft soap grease
the and social They point
rejoice the failures about them they
their sympathy and help for worthy
enlisted II because of the eaen that saved from
Vaccinations of the loud but stupid knockers who hesitate
harm if they thereby njue their community
New Mexico that suffering from
misguided efforts refomers. So much do
they forake all constructive effort
they their evil the do they dis
nothing found that has not its flaw Their clarion call
until it, echoes the harmonie of industry and
enterprise and the reach far cities There
Mexico that devoted the widespread advertising of the
communities which they published They breed strife
the uou who might be attracted but who
brave the life feud
their good
hell and doing their best make local
institution
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-05-28
ITALY TAKES THE PLUNGE

her tabled Charybdi Italy has plunged into the
whirlpool She will the her
blood though she succeeds
aburg of the Italian provinces Italy honest
enough making secret Of the fact that she out for the so ."
conquest.
Italy Austria traditional enemies The Italians hate the Aus
TRANS tyranny which, for prevented the
summation aspirations The shades of Cavour and
Garabad leading the "unredeemed lily the
all Italians for the first the fall of
the Roman empire leadership of the Eternal City.
human tragedies. There much that worthy
sacrifice which Italy making, and much that Is
that and condemnation alike Inadequate
the blow to the Teuonc
likely that the weight Of the added numbers
Immediately felt by the Teuon Practically all the that
fighting there and while additional
be will exerted until later is when
Hungary down and their
the terrible odds will tell they inevitably WILL
bitter critics of the Germans frankly admire
resolution with which they meeting the will
generas that will oppose the Italians before Vienna rather
will the the fighting the
Of Alps
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-05-28
A PLEDGE OF PEACE

Day perpetual pledge of patriotism, and loyalty
m the part of the United the Union On that
.ay those in the will friendly
dead comrades who the blue and the
There the pride military SHOW the
gather deck the of the fallen but rather
humility before Him who casiised the nation that might
"have birth of freedom
As plans the day Deng
Dcmng federal soldiers who would BE-
The citizens of this
them the hono they earned They
the opportunity is privilege that will be-
The this generation all that
uobLe aiant,a and unselhsh
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-05-28
.BUTTING IN" ON GEORGIA

Harris of Georgia has declared in substance that
Leo Frank citizens de-
sentnenats NEEDLE the
of sovereign Of him
the interference of who
Judged Frank reports who substitute
sentiment Frank has bad all the safeguards which the law
all the legal advice that buy
[ he hung he will have had o for his
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-05-28

lane Addams great social worker of Chicago back the
an peaee conference with the Europe has
rome mad" of the school Of pafsis that believes
uug the cheek Her whole philosophy has by the board
and Il; her the responsibility with
hut hsrssk
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-05-28

rrhnk NiinDull Oh 10Th IL upon tue
Mimbres transacting business.
Mrs. Stanley, grandmother of Mrs.
Henry Raiihel, is i'll at Silver City.
}. |. Burr of Deming is in Pinos
Altos ON business.
Mr.. Clancy and william Clancy
made trip To Silver City Tuesday.
Forrest Mckinley is still i'll in II
Washington ID. &. hospital. hut is
reported To be- improving.
jackson Agec. cashier of the Sill
yer City National bank. was in Dem.
ing the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Forrest Mckinley kft the
city the latter part of last week for
II few days visit in I.ns Cruces.
A. D. Hufford left the city We'd
nesday for Greenville, Ohio, by way
of III Paso and Denver.
$. r. Cox. II cattle buyer of Fl
Paso. was in Deming transacting
business this week.
John McCabe of Lordsbnrg was in
the city Wednesday transaciing bus
mess.
Mrs. Charles Heath left the city
Wednesday for San Diego, Califor-
min.
MIR. and Mrs. Fowler of the I'm
pcrial Valley, California, are visit
ing their son, Earl Fowler in Deming.
David Pryor and wife are in Dem
ing from the y AN ranch on the
Mimbres.
F.y- senator J. \. Upton and son
Lee. motored in from their ranch TO
Deming Tuesday.
James Hewlett spent few days
in Deming visiting his brother, Chas.
Hewlett.
Will Foster. the popular Diamond
\ foreman. came to Deming Friday
from Lordsburg. The general round
up of cattle will commence Monday,
The Rev. J. |. Seder of the Anti |
Saloon league. was in the city from
Albuquerque the latter part of last
week.
". J. Cox. well known cattlr
buyer of FL paso, has made frequent
trips here recently looking after
syringe ontracts and deliveries.
Wade Cunningham. travelling pas.
,enger and freight agent for the g.,
II. d $. A. Ry., was in the city Wed.
nc>day en- route 10 Silver City.
/ Lon Hyatt and County Agricultur-
/ Isl i. d. Southworth Wednesday took
possession of their new coupe Fords
nj the Park garage.
/ Mrs. Bertha Tinsley of Las Cruces
arrived in the city Wednesday to Wis.
il her cousin, Miss Elizabeth Wad-
dill.
f.. j. Tilley. ticket agent for the
Southern Pacific Company here, is
spending his vacation in Mitchell.
Ontario. Canada.
W. X. Brown. travelling freight and
passenger agent for the Santa Fe
railroad at FL Paso. was in Deming
the latter part Of last week.
Miss JoWilla Watkins has return. /
ed from Denton. Texas. where she
has been attending school taking u
normal course.
Prof. Arno Leopold is back from
Albuquerque to spend the summer
with his parents. Prof. Leopold is |
II member of the faculty Of the Uni .
versity. Of New Mexico.
Mrs. J. n. Upton. her son Philip,
and grandson Forrest Fielder. will
return to their home in Deming. For
rest has been quite III in Los Ange.
A l. a
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-05-28

Mrs. J. n. Upton, her son Philip.
and grandson Forrest Fielder, will
return to their home in Deming. For
rest has been quite III in Los Angs.
les. An operation of the throat be.
ing necessary, il was decided to have
il performed in Deming.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-21
LECTURED ON GUN PLAY
Police Judge Thinks Special Officer
Too Free With Smoke Tool.'

Gun plays on the part of policemen
and special officers were flayed this
morning in police court by judge
Robert Yates. Ed Gaines, Union Pa
cific special officer, bore the brunt
of the lecture.
According to evidence in police
court this morning Gaines drew a gun
on William Stanley and threatened
to shoot when Stanley attempted to
argue the question of his being arrest
ed in the Union Pacific yards Mon
day evening.
Gaines admitted that he would
have shot Stanley in the FOOT had
his gun been in working order. 1t
seems that Stanley was attempting to
board a freight train. Gaines says
he had a rock in his hand which he
threatened to use. The melee ended
when Stanley was fined $40 for tres
passing on railroad property and
Gaines was called for his intentions
to use tile gun
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-21
BLACK EYE EVIDENCE
Decorated Optic Causes Woman to Be
Held for Larceny.

Because Luella Sneed had black
eye similar to the decorated optic of
woman who frisked $45 in money
from the pockets of Santiago FARO
zoga, a Mexican, about a month ago.
she was bound over to the district
court on a charge of larceny from per-
son in the court of Topeka by Judge
Fisher this morning.
Lucia, who is well known in local
courts, sat in the court room and
heard her sins aired in detail The
Mexican claimed to be minding his
own business when a colored woman
swooped down upon him at 1910 Mon
roe street and lifted his pocketbook
All that he could tel. Has that she had
a black eye when he reported the theft
to Detective Alba.
Alba remembered that Luella had a
freshly colored optic and started on
her trail. She evaded officers and left
town, returning a few days ago. She
was nabbed by cop who decided that
she had too many grips in her possess
sion and she was booked on an inves-
ugation charge. Later the charge on
which she is now being tried was made
against her.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-21
FIGHT OVER MILLIONS
Three Parties Claim to Have Wills Dis
posing of Texans Property.

Houston, Texas, Sept. Elbow to
dispose of the fortune of Frank A. Og-
den, eccentric millionaire, who died
IN Houston June 6, 1914, was the ques-
tlon confronting probate court here
To-Day. With one purported will al
ready held invalid and it's holder,
InomaS S. Earl, suicide, and with
two others up for decision both con-
tested by Ogden's heirs the court adj
mlttedly faced a difficult proposition.
Judge w. H. Ward, of probate
court expected to call the Maud Holt
Will first and counsel for the claimant
said his client would be ready. COun-
sci for the Leve Harper will, on the
other hand, announced he would not
be ready
In the Holt will, ogden is alleged
TO nave left one-tenth of his estate to
the claimant, who resides at Mebane,
n. {. 1t was said her counsel would
sketch her girlhood acquaintance with
the millionaire and seek to prove ia
when he was a struggling young real
Will claiming all the estate is based on
the claim of Mrs M. L. Sellers, of
CAIRO, Ga, heir to Leve Harper, who
is said to have been Ogden's dearest
friend in his young manhood
The heirs contend that neither will
Is genuine and that Ogden died in
testate. According to estimates of
Andral Vann and N. B. Knight adj
mlnlstrator, the estate in Texas has
shrunk in value from million dol
lars to $4,000. In other states, the
ogden properties it is said will swell
the estate we'll into the millions.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-21
new LAWS SCOPE
Building Ordinance Will Not
Affect Erected Buildings.
1T Will Apply Only to New
Structures.

The city's new building ordinance
which is soon to become a city law,
although providing for many changes
in building methods, does not effect
buildings already constructed There
will be no general remodeling of old
buildings to make them conform to
the new regulations The ordinance
will regulate only the buildings erect
ed subsequent to the passage OF the
ordinance
The new ordinance makes speclal
provision for safety in theaters Ger
tain occupations involving fire RISK
are prohibited from being in the
same building in which theatef is
located. No new theaters will be per-
mitted which do not have either an
open court connecting exits with a
street or alley, or a passa geWay quit
of fireproof material.
al hotels or school buildings more
than two stories high must be OF
fireproof construction. Fire-trap
tenement or apartment houses are an
other thing which the new ordinance
prohibits. Frame tenements will not
be permitted to house more than four
families above the second floor unless
walls of fireproof material are pro-
vided.
In the matter OF using Sidewalks
and streets for me assembling or
building materials, not more than one
third of the street may be used ana
the sidewalk must De kept clear and
when the building under construction
is built above the first floor an over
head protection to prevent iEJur1eS TO
pedestrians from falling objects must
be provided.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-21
FACES dip" CHARGES
Negro Being Tried Today for Picking
Pockets at the Fair.

Facing a charge of frisking several
out of town visitors at the Topeka
free fair and confronted by a part
of his alleged victims, Will Smith,
colored, declared his intentions of
pleading guilty in the district court
when the preliminary examination
began in the court of Topeka this
morning. He was bound over for
sentence.
1t seems that Smith was doing d
rushing business in the crowds at
the fair grounds when w. H. Howe.
a northern Kansas man, discovered
that the colored mans hand was in
his pocket A minute or SO later
Smith was in the hands of Detectives
Alba and Woodward en- route to the
city follower.
John Lindgren and T. ]. Harburn.
two Topeka men, claimed pocketbooks
found in Smiths pockets after his
arrest. Will Davis, another negro,
was slated for hearing in the court OF
Topeka this afternoon on a charge
of knowing too much about Smith
alleged operations. However. the case
against Davis was not considered a
strong one
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-21
BIRDIE BELL IS INSANE
Daughter of Manhattan Politician Is
Taken to State Hospital.

Following examination in probate
court before Judge MacFarland Mon
day afternoon, Birdie Bell, member of
prominent Manhattan family, was
committed to the State hospital for
the insane. She was taken to the hos
pitaI Monday evening.
The Bell woman was brought here
from Valencia Sunday evening by
Manhattan officials. According to
the week and walked the entire dis
lance to the Shawnee county village.
When an attempt was made to place
the woman in the Shawnee county
Jail Sunday evening she did not favor
the idea at all and three men were
necessary to force her in the door.
Her father has been connected with
politics at Manhattan for a number
of years. Shawnee county officials say.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-21
TRAVEL STILL HEAVY
Many Winter Tourists Are Going to
the Coast Now.

Winter travel to California will be-
gin much earlier this year than ever
before, acco -ding to J. M Council,
general passenger agent of the Santa
Fee railway. .-..-.-- -....
The passenger department is still
being deluged with inquiries about
California and California rates.
"Of course the summer months
were the big exposition months" said
MIR. Conneu today, but we are GER
tainIy surprised to see what a large
number of people have waited until
fall. Our coast trains west are we'll
filled and our eastbound trains are
packed Then there are the thou
sands OF people who winter in south
ern California. Instead of waiting un-
til January OF February to go west, a
very large per cent of them are going
late this fall in time to see both eX-
positions"
There are also many travellers who
prefer cool weather when they jaunt
around the country. The favora Bile
climatic conditions in August sent
many of them to California in that
month, but a large number did not
take the risk and are leaving now.