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THE GRAIN MARKET.
wheat Tirm-Hnrvest Retarded
other Cereals Advance.

The cash wheat situation was the
price sustaining influence yesterday. II
was not the urgent inquiry for actual
grain that caused the upturns OF from
! 10 3 cents, but rather the absence or
arm offerings. Harvest was said to be
progrsssing at many points. but several
~ the important Southwestern districts,
Kansas in particular. had W and
Ne receipts of new wheat continued very
Sappointing.
Yesterdays primary movement
amounted to only 1858, 900 bushels.
against 800, 400 "A week age and l,l5o,-
600 a year ago. The arrivals have been
at'ormally small for the past ten days.
agl.ug which. time an overabundance or
"rufail has occurred Crop experts re-
'eIatrd that much wheat in the fields
No. ripe awaiting cutting. but that the
Quality was being impaired and quaTai-
l's Teducel somewhat.
There are authorities who predict sur
~ 'ug,y poor threshlng returns from
various parts of the Southwest in the
''I" future. 1t was contended that had
'.r Gpvernment taken observations In
'H' N.uter wheat belt as OF July 7, in
''''i Of late June, the winter wheat
'ra would have been given at nearer
'.. fo0, 600 bushels instead OF 66S ,O00,-
.". f- reported. Early threshing re-
'N - eIoulieu ny tHc "o"''H ""se'
Ne' aid to be under expectations.
1'"s" comments bearing on the yields
'"t '.r" and The complaints Of the wet
-as' Ier had more or less weight in
'it.H'rt,y- circles yesterday. A. u mat
,"' ~ tact, the precipitation In the win
yer N'"at region was not important,
.''" from the showers in Kansas. But
we forecast for additional rains In parts
~ virtually all grain States over the
'"enl 'id for to-day was not ignored.
NH". ~ the absorption In the future
HarN'' VAS looked upon as represent
s d r'tlreIi.ut of the short Intel est,
:. rrW.n 'uu been of large proportions.
Quill many operators were upset by
we a'' mat the list reacted only q frac-
W., M ""~lorse TO the big crop estimate
'a'' thursday, The fresh speculative
u''nauo "ts restricted by the realisation
,ua' 'hr'' wa much room for deteriora-
~. IL a." winter wheat belt, especially
oe climatic conditions in the spring
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The French liner ESpaguc. sailing to-
DAY for Bordeaux. will take mail, closing
at moon, for France. Humans Bulgaria.
Serbia, switzerland. italy, spain. portuGai,
Egypt. Greece, British India. British East
Africa. slam. Malta. Gibraltar, Ceyior,
STRAITS Settlement. Dutch East lndies.
West Australia. Persia and for other coun.
tries except Germany Austria, Hungary.
Luxembourg, Turkey. Netherlands, sweden
and when specially addressed
The American liner 50. t"uis sailing
To-Day Tor Liverpool, Viii take mail, clos
Ing at $50 a. NJ, for Europe tefrept
Germany. Austria. Hungary. tuNemhurg
Turkey, Netherlands. Norway. sweden and
Denmark. Africa. West Asia and the Ea.,
Indies.
The Italian liner StampHlia. sailing 20
day for Naples, viii take matt. CLOSING
at $3.50 \. NJ. for itilv. Ruinsris. pul-
garih, Serbia, Sutherland and Greece
when specially addressed only.
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Centre line OF Block.

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the sbove-de-
srrihed property IL to be sold, l. Twenty
thousand eight hundred seventy-twn and
a 100 Dollars t20,s72t?I. with interest
thereon from the lith day OF June. 1918,
Ing 10 Three hundred twenty three and
$1,000 Dollars t3-3.s5i, with Interest
from June 18th, 1915. together with the
expenses OF tho sale. The Approximate
amount ~ the taxes, assessments and
water rates. or other liens. which are to
be slow ed to the purchaser out Of the pur-
chase money, or paid by the Referee, 10
SIX hundred eight and 35-lOo Dollars
tstnS 3il and interest.
Dated. New York. June 2ist. 1918.
LEWIS :. BCRCHARD Referee.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

sCPR.ME CUrKT, COUNTY OF SEW
YD:,. JULIA VI. LOVE 81 al. Plaintiffs.
against CL.EMENCE L. BOARDMA AN ct al,
Defendants.
In pursuan,e Of a judgment Of fore
closure aud sale duly made and entered
H. the above entitled ACTION and BEARING
date the lpth day OF June. 1915. ], the
undersigned, the Referee In said juds.
menL. named, viii sell at public auction. at
the Exchange Salesroom. Nos. li-iS vesey
street, IN tho Borough Of Manhattan, cts
OF New York. on the IAN day Of July
1913, At 4. O'Clock noon ON that day. by
Hryan !. snnel'y, Auctloneer. the. prem.
lses iir.gied by s.li iudfmsnt to be sold
All. that lot at ground with the build
iugs anu improvements thereon erected
situate IN the Fifth ward Of the city o.
New York, and Is known and distinguished
81 Anthony Lispensrd. ESD, deceased. h.
lot NJ. 1875 founded northerlv In front
by Walker street. -outherly In the rear by
lot 81. westerly ~ lot is6. and ~eusterly by
rear each twenty-five t:5, feet. and IN
length an each side one hundred l00l
foot he Tho same more or less, which SAID
premises are known by the street number
Il walker street
Dated. Sew. York. June. 81 1915.
LEWIS : BrRCHARD Referee.
plsin,ins, 81 Nassau stree, Borough
NIL. LOCKWOOD. REDFiELD a. LII.
Dos. ESQRS., Attorneys for pete
street Borough Of Manhattan. New
HAIRY FLXUM. ESQ, Attorney for p.ft
Kvle. iik broadway; Borough OF Man
haitian. New York city.
The following Is q diagram NJ the prop.
Walker street. Manhattan. New York city:
~ st uaILar o.
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Movements Of Naval Vessels.

NSIIINVTON, JnTV N|INr -IeslToN0T
Reid has arrived al Boston ward, DESTROYER
'Bilcn Al New port, DESTROYER Henley ct
rompkinsNiir, supply ship Glacier at san
Diego, guuboat Wheeling At l.onn. Island,
rnll!rr Bruins AZ tn"n'au"nn" 'rul-ri
Chester a. Beirut, DESTROYER Nhipple al
Mare Island.
The guubuat Sauioval ht- sailed from
Rochester tor n cruise, DESTROYER stands
FROM Annapolis for Boston via Nnrfulk
and Newport and tNclUps from New YORK
yard tor Se~pOrt
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Incoming V~-sseIs-B, wireless.

SIS Brilliant Port Arthur a. miles north
west oi Tugtusa~ al noon Yesterday
81 Top,ll. sabine. ~ mIlcs south OF pa
moud shoals AZ noon
IS II Sol Galveston, q mule. north OF
Jupiter Al = r "
IS Nuec"-, Galveston e. m le- west of sand
Key a, . p NJ.
:. Apache, JacE7ouyl!l- So, mIles south
OF sandy HOOK at Z + NJ
Tu- kCcne. Bruuswlyk 81 Mules south
OF sandy Hook AZ y "
s. Comus, New orleaus N mlle, north NJ
luWter at noon
:, " Alba. Galveston, &C. miles east ~
Galveston bar At y p VI
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. July s.-Moderate weakness
developed in the prominent issues. due
to the pressure In the New York market,
Sears-Roebuck declined a point. Losses
in other shares were confined to frac-
tions. Chicago Pneumatic Tool was an
exception, showing "A fair gain. Bond
market fairly active, with prices steady.
The
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. July 9.-The market for min
ing shares was subjected to moderate
pressure. resulting In declines through
u calumet and Hecla sold TO $40, a
less Of 10 points. Elsewhere losses were
contted within a point. The selling of
New Haven brought about a decline of
. points, which also was the causc IT
nearly points loss In Boston and
Maine lndustrials were fairly steady
huf dnll The slunnnnrN.
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Army and Navy Orders.


capt. Y. NJ Fillmore TNcnty second In.
family, 90 ';rtnd Rip!is, Mich for gen
ernl recruiting service
capt. j ". craig Twelfth Cavalry,
from Troop l., and 10 Fort Robinson.
These navy orders were issued:
capt \ ilrtv"s, from command Of tho
liah to WHir orders.
cant II - puuu, from command Of the
wyoming TO WAit orders
capt. T.. %SnoWinu. from the
Portsmouth yard /" command the Wyo-
ming
milan Cana! Zone u the Ken
lucky.
Ilcut Commander II \ BaldriIge. from
Asiatlr teet 10 home and wait orders
Lieut. ". +. lialseN to naval Academy.
Lieut.. g &. Moses, from Philadelphia
yard tn SchenerttdN, y Y, works GENERAL
Electric Company
Lieut.. 4 r. Montgomery, from the Con
nectiru, to the Columbia.
Lieut. T. II Bruge, from recruiting sta
ton, New orleans, l.a., TO the Louisiana.
Ensign II. G. Wick, from the Illinois to
Az. Gq', e IN. > = l. v'"''rNIo"'' from the
Ensign Il \. Lavender, from the wash.
lngtun 20 the Rirmlught'n,
Passed Assistant surgeon W. :. pugh,
from the 81 Louis to home tor orders
Passed Assistant Paymaster :, |. Bethea,
to NeStal, August.
Passed Assistant Paymast.r p r. Nc.
Millen, from the NeStdl Ia home for orders,
MARINE CORPS,
capt. \ stokes to marine Officers schoo.,
Norfolk.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Rrsds,ree,'s reports 500 business faiI'

Brsdstreets reports 800 business failures
I'm the United States during the week,
against 2gs for the previous week and
aIT. 30. s5s aud 1875 for the correspond
my weeks ~ 1914 10 1911. The Middle
states had TO; New England. -, southern.
SO. Western, ~. Northwestern. 70, and
lar Western. 81. Canada had 81, against
4. for the preceding week. OF the con-
Cprus failing 90 per cent. had capital OF
less than $1,000 and 6 per cent. had from
$1,000 to $50, 900 capital.
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STUART, WILLIAM wHTTEWRrGHT
Cuhaian a Surrogate Of the County OF New
York, notice Is hereby Given to all persons
having claims against William W~hittwr,ght
stuart. late Of Barcelona, Kingdom o:
Spain. deceased, to present the same. with
vouchers thereof, :" the subscriber, at his
place OF transaCting business No, . Rector
Strect. Manhattan Borough New York city.
or or before July 81, 1914. dated, New
York. January 30, 1915 EDWIN g.
DUSENPURy Auxiliary Admlnistrato
EDISON y sAMMls, Attorney for Admin.
~tstrstor, 2 Rector Street, New York city.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, July 9.-Securities
here were easier as "A rule. Baldwin
Locomotive was off Ia, other declines
being fractional. Philadelphia Rapid
Transit certificates sold dow to sI,
but later regained the loss, Cambria
steel also was unchanged for the day,
The summary
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The Liverpool market closed quiet and
steady. There was a good business in
spot cotton. with middling . points de-
cline at Slid. Sales. 5000 bales re-
celpts, 5000 bales: American, none.
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fHrfhN or cR RoMk: SnsSTS 9F IL Ei fns
rrNNFiTfEhbb T sTRfN OF fh Am IN and I TnnWE
YORK cry MissloS SOCIETY, iTISin.
tns, %asains, BOARD OF FoRE!GN Mis,
s S2jHs IL Il rn TIE Exl4 fahbSssfFisTFEEssl33Ff
fFHESff3$ F ! : Ta p 5TtHHHsssdE4TNFRfSSSSS S:
AMERICA .NEW YORK BIBLE SOCIETY,
H AHR T Tyi TH Is2c I6lp s4INI 6IG
sEAMES y THE Port or NEW Y2EK.
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF DECEASED
NFhHf fkSb soclEA4 N4EE G!65AASSnE5 shAHiNEEHff
TRRTW PHiSSRPEKNsAARNTE IS Jhf a,s sETi Or
CIETY;, JOHN j FEEEMAY,. ASSIES.
EREEMAN GEORGE kELiuM Many
,h>fEdLLUN, 'bns nam TMsry pslns nc.
thefS6y the chrri.,isn name Of ths VIE
e any; Of the said George Ksllum. he
ELLA, EARLE, as EaecptEiS q ths
ffssff''e VIZ 4ac. saa T 6=stenisn,s OF ssHHsMTMsoeSMs'
To THE ABOVE NAMED. DEFENDANTS
y6 ANp AXE kAcH HE2HErBB EVEN sMr;MMoxEp to
% serve a COPY of your answer on ihe
amasr he %:ery!ce q his summons. es'
elusive OF the day OF service. and In case
of your tasur. 70 appsar or answer jads,,
IsTSl Nsv y y%Gs6 ATPrd.,' INsls5,hvA,xr.
plain,ins Attorney, oMce & post
once ADDRESS: No, 5? william street:
Boroggh o, Manhattan Tine city Of
Annie j. Freeman, George K-'lqm.
- .~Eff .af1nfR. fsh. IA ~ - arX hnlng
nrtit'ous. 1t being intended to designate
,hereby Inc christian name Of the wife. II
christian name OF MS VIE " any heins
unknown to the p%lalrttrsl and John h
The foregoing summons IL served upon
lion. Frederick T.. crane, one - the Jus.
New York, dated the 2sth day Of May,
1915. AMI f'ed with 'he complaint IN the
ONCE Of the Cl,rk NJ Kings County in the
" the city Of Sew York and County of
TRe object NJ this action is TO obtain a
judgment aijuisins the three parcels Of
real es'atc hereinafter mentioned and more
here!u we're purchased with the. proceeds
of real estate of which Jonas w. Mills
rra"iHYssna a dEclr 'e' ,Sa p 'sfs H. r snd the ' ss....
PENDANT corporations has any estate. right,
title or interest IN said real estate and that
persons claiming 20. hold the same by.
through or under HELEN +. Freeman be
forever barred from all claim thereto; and
directing the partition and sale of said
property and for other relief more par
i~i#u'tr'f PRAYED for In said complaint.
Th' property 10 which the action relates
g. a. follows;
/ 4 ,er,tip llot. 100 by rs feet, on the
kins; COUNTY y y, spproHima'ely :65
aeet NJ m,n"s 3sS ~ ssven'e Avenue
\ certain lot. 100 by 20 feet, on the
northeasterly side Of SeventN-second street,
BROOKLYN, Kings County y Y, approx
ma,eiv $50 feet southeast OF Third Avenue
tnd known as No. S3 seventy second
street.
3 \ certain lot, loo by 20 feet. on The
northcdsterlN side Of seventy second Street,
Brooklvn Kings County y V, aprroNi.
mitely $50 feet southeast of Third Avenue,
and known As No. $50 seventy second
street
PARSONS, CLOSSON & MclI.NAINE. At
turneYs fnr Plaintiffs. Once and Post
ONCE Address, No, 81 William street,
thorough Of Manhattan, The city of
New York, y. Y.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY

Philadelphia. June Is. 1918.
The board OF directors Of the IehiEh
declared a quarterly dividend Of two and
one-half per cent. Tor el.2S per shnre) on
Its preferred stock to stockholders OF record
june 20, 1918, and a quarterly dividend OF
two and one-half per cent Tor xI.2S per
shasc) on It's ommon stock to stockholders
OF record June IS. 1915, both payable July
10. 1919.
Checks will be mailed.
c ! KrLP
Treasurer
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ICE COMPANY.
FIRST Mortgage So Gold Bonds
A.. p.l. lOAl

Central Trust company OF New iork,
Trustee. gives notice that In accordsncs
made by the above Company. dated July. !,
1911. ~ viii receive sealed proposals TOT
the sale to IL Of the above described pohus
AT , rate not to exceed one Hundred ana
Five Per Centum GOJ%i and accrued lh-
@,eres,. the total ot.r not 10 cons9ine mTre
SAM NINE HUNDRED FiFTY-TWO N
$1,000 DOLLARS ttSs,95s.e2):
The sealed proposals VIII be opened ~
the Office Of the Central Trust Company OF
New York. New York city. at twelve O'Clock
noon on July 81. 1918, -u
CENTRAL TRUST OF NE"
YORK. Trustee.
BY GEO. W DAWSON. Vice-Presidsnt,
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HELP

WANTED-ENperierced private secre-
tsry. legal training, good address, for travel
In Far East apply, stating age. experience,
salary expected and when services would
be available. e. L.. hoA i3i sun once.
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. July 9.-united Railway
was of - from the last previous sale,
while the incomes gained ~. CONSOLE
dated Power tiss were lower. The sum-
mary:
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

The Northern ohio Traction and Light
reports for May gross earning,
OF Sg?3,s?3. as compared with gross of
S3.Ss36 for Nsy. 1914, There was a
shrinkage of SiSl In operating expenses
and taxes, snJ net earnings were $l39, OO6,
or t77s ahead Of last year Tho surplus
after interest charges WAS $50, as, or prar-
tically the same as last year, For the nve
months ended May 81, isl5. gross earn
ings aggregated N,i2i87i, an increase
Of l20,75t over gross earnings for the
corresponding period OF las, year, Operat-
ing expenses and taxes were higher by
$40, 657 and net was s623 sO7, or Slg, 903
less than last year. surplus over inter-
es, charges was t:s7. ga, a loss Of S.5,Oi9.
All Byllesby electric properties for the
week ended June 20 showed net connected
load gains Of liS customers with alj
k~ilowat,s lighting load and u temporary
loss OF s35 horse power In motors. New
business contracted for included $50 GUS
toners, with t36 k%ilowatts lighting load
and l,5T: horse power in motors, output
Of the properties for the week was 7i3i.-
&2l kiiowsti hours, an increase OF ST per
cent. over tho corresponding week Of last
year. ~
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
AN M AM
Sun RISE. "a. sun sets ..i?s Noon rises Is
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
AM M AN
sAndyHk a no Gov Isl. .SM Hell Gate So
Low WATER THIS DAY.
SandyHk IL II Gov. Isl. . | % He'll Gate .. ? IN
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ONCE Of The United Gas Improvement Co
n. ". Corner broad ana Arch Strata

P%hiladelphIa. June =. DO.
The Directors have this day declared a
quarterly dividend Of two per cent Otl 90
per rhare,, payable July l5, 1915. To stock.
holders of record at the close OF business
June 20. 1915. Checks will he mailed.
!. W. MORRIS. Treasurer.
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BROADWAY TRUST COMPANY.

NEW YORK. JULY 18th, 1915.
The Board Of Directors Of this company
has this day declared a Quarterly Dividend
OF one aud one-half per cent, payable
August End, 1915. to stockholders OF record
at the close Of business July 2lst. 1915.
Transfer books will close At : o'clock
p NJ. July 2lst. 1915, and reopen at 10
o'clock a. ". August 2nd, 1915,
JOHN w. II. BERGEN, Secretary.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

YOT\G Mas wishes = steady position
In priests house, country pre'errei =.
I'll East S3rd 81, GO Fitzgerald.
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK
S. Oscar II, from Copenhagen
- Tuscania. from GLASGOW
IS Pastores, from Havana
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
IS Duca d'Aosta. AZ Naples.
SIS Caserta, AT Naples
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Total exports yesterday, l.277. Bales
- far this season. s,lSt.31S, against
secs ,O6s same period last year.
Snot markets:
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Recripts from customs July =, 50. s+s: in
terual re, .nue, ordinary, LEI 10; corpora
ton tax, SiOi. d5g. and miscellaneous. e4o8 az.
National bank notes received for redemp'
ton. 81, $40, l26,
The cash statement OF the United states
Treasurer for July $ shows:
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Trustee Elected.

P~ITTSRuRG CONTRACTING Coat a
meeting ~ creditors of the PittsburI
Contracting Company OF ~ Battery
place yesterday IN the office Of ". II.
MINIS, referee In bankruptcy, al 81
Boaver street, John j, Mart Of Peekskill
Was elected trustee; hnnd, SsS. 900,
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. July a,-The statement of
ury shows;
Rece,pts. s., 900, ltt $40, 035, 35l sl0,03j, 3l
Disbursements. q, s56. 26s 10. $50. +NN 1921 900
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Total port receipts, 2.1ol. against
4,oS2 same day last year.
Receipts at principal interior points:
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-07-30
Sudan Grass Does Well

G. w. Spoerry reports that the
field of Sudan grass that he seeded
for experimental purposes this
spring is doing exceptionally well
and he looks for a heavy yield.
This is a new foliage grass very re-
Gently imported from the Sudan by
the national department of agricul-
ture and has the reputation of pro-
ducing an immense yield. It has
been introduced but few months
in the United States and has been
grown chiefly in the south. When
here Tuesday Mr.. Fjeldsted, of the
state university, was greatly sur
prised to find so large 4 field of the
grass and took extensive notes in
regard TO its growth here. Mr..
Spoerry sta es that he is confident
his field is the largest tract of the
grass west of the Mississippi river
and north of Arizona.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-07-30

Get your photo supplies for that
vacation trip at Simonds Drug
Store. Adv.
When there is Victrola in your
rome every musical longing is
satisfied.
A large and app'eciative crowd
enjoyed the open air concert given
by the Boomers Ferry band Satur-
day night. 1t is understood that
the band will give weekly concerts
on Sunday evenings hereafter.
A beautiful bear rug is on exhi-
bition in the window of the George
Marvin bar, the rug having be
made from the hide of A silver-tip
bear which was killed by George
Fry on Boundary creek.
A civil case is being heard today
in Probate Judge O'Callaghan s
court in which Chris Knobloch is
suing P. G. Johnson in the sum of
S176 for damage done to Knob
loch's garden and other crops by
Johnson's sheep, in the Snyder
section.
For Sale or Exchange-A con-
fectionery and grocery in North
Dakota town for small residence in
Boomers Ferry or some other good
town in Idaho. Might consider
small piece of land. Address Lock
Box 353, Stanley, N. Oak. July
3O-Aug 6c--Adv.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-07-30
County Property Division Still Unsettled

County Commissioner Don Nc
Coll, County Clerk Stanley, w. D.
Baxter and George R. Gray were
at Standpoint Monday comforting
with Bonner county officials III re-
gard to the disputed points in the
division of the property of the two
counties. 1t is understood the
Bonner county officials agreed to
abandon their claim to the S. 900
expended on the Meadow Creek
Boomers Ferry read; tbs also allow
Boundary county 81, 500 to equal
ize the road machinery item, but
they refused to allow the new
county anything for its share OF
the costs of the old county record.
which cost approximately $4,000
1t is the general opinion Of the
Boundary county men that the new
county could win out on the dis
puted points in court actjon, bu
it has not he Il decided whether o.
not the matter will be carried int
court.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-07-30
NAPLES.

Mrs. Gus Bergen returned Tues
day from a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Tonv Miller, at Meadow
Greek.
Messrs. Hill and Tingling were
Boomers visitors last Saturday.
Mrs. Sarff, of Eagle Bend Mimi.
arrived here last Wednesday to
spend the summer with her father,
c. Bond, and with two brothers,
J. S. and F. B. Bond.
J. LaFlatnm was business caller
at Standpoint the first of the week.
The Chas. Honsinger and J. S,
Bond families motored to Boomers
Ferry last Sunday evening anc
made brief call on Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Saunders.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-07-30
AIORAVIA.

Cy Hatchett returned home last
Sunday morning from Stillwell,
Okla. wnere he was called by the
serious illness of his brother, Nor
man. When Mr.. Hatchett left his
brother was very much improved.
VIM. Cobildick, of Libby, Mont.
was a visitor in Moravia last Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ladley, Of
Boomers, were in Moravia Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn were If
Moravia Monday.
Mrs. Fred Gumaer and Miss
Maye Dunn were guests of Mrs
Hartling Wednesday.