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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-14

Chairman HERSEY: The Char
understands that all the members Of
the joint convention are present.
Without objection, the Chair under
stands IEat the remaining executive
councillors elect are present who
have not been sworn. and unless the
convention objects. at this the Chair
VIII submit to them the oath required
by the constitution. Hearing no OBJ
lection the Chair will appoint the
Senator from Cumberland, Senator
Murphy, as a committee to conduct
the councillors ELECT to the Chair for
their obligation.
Thereeupon Senator Murphy of
Cumberland conducted the Hons. c.
NJ. Sleeper of Berwick, j. A. Cunning
ham of Ellsworth and o. W. Simmons
Of kingdeld, executive councillors
elect, before the convention, where
they took and subscribed the oaths
required by the constitution to quail
ify them to enter upon the discharge
of their official duties.
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GLASS OF 1918
{lS2 MEN EXAMINED.

AVERAGE STRENGTH TESTS FOR
ALL MEN EXAMTNED-BY CLASSES:
Glass No. men Average.
examined Total
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HOUSE

Wednesday, January IS. 1915.
The House met according to adj
journment and was called to order by
the Speaker.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Broken
shire of Hallowell.
Journal of previous session read
and approved.
At this point the Senate came in
and joint convention was formed.
In Convention
president Hersey in the chair)
Chairman HERSEY: The joint con-
vention will be in order. Without OBJ
lection the secretary of the convention
Will call the roll.
A call of the roll showed that the
following were present:
Albert. Sen. Allen, Kennebec; Allen.
MaCh:aS: Sen. Ames. WASHINGTON; Ames,
Stockton Springs: Averill, Ballard. Sen.
BARTLETT Real: Benn. Bernier. Besse.
Bonney. Bourque., Sen. Boynton, Brad
bury, Bragdon. Brann. Drawn. Brown.
Auburn; Brown New sharon; Sen. Bur
| leigh. Bussey; Sen Butler. Campbell,
lin, Sen. Chatto, Sen Clark, Clement,
Clifford, Cobb. Coffin, Sen. Colby, Col
cord. Sen. Cole, Sen. Conant, Comedian
Connors. Corliss. Currier, Daig,e, Dan
forth, Davis. DescoteauX, billing, Doug
! lass. Drapeau, Drummond, Sen. Dunton,
Durga!n. Sen. Durgin, putton. Edwards
Ellis, Sen. Emery, Erskine. Evans, Fay,
Sen. Fiaherty, Ford, Fossett Sen. Full
ton. Gallagher. Sen. Garcelon, Gerrish,
Cilnour. Goldthwaite, Gooding. Goodwin,
Gould, Grant, Creation. Greeley. Green
j law, Greenicaf. Hanson, Saco: Hanson.
Sanford; Haraden. Harper, Hart. Has
kell. Sen. Hastings. Sen. Herrick, Sen.
Hersey, Higgins. Hill, Hobbs, Hodgkins.
Holt. Gouldsboro: Holt. Skowhegan:
Jameson. Sen. Ji!lson. Jordan. Lawrence.
Leader, Sen. Leary, Lewis. Libby, Little
field, Lombard. Lord. Mansir, Maxwell,
McCarty. McCorrison. McCurdy, McIn-
tire. Mckinley. McNally. Meader. Miliett,
Mitchell. Morrison, Morse, Sen. Moulton,
Mui!igan, Mulln, Sen. Murphy, Mellon,
Newell. Nicholas, Moves, O'Connell,
Peabbles, Sen. Peacock. Perhanl, Perkins,
I Peterson. Picher, Pierce. Pennington
Pierce. Hou,ton: Plummer, Pollard. Sen
Price, Ranney, Kicker, Roberts, Robin
son. Russell, Alfred; Russell. Lewiston
Ryder, ST. Clair. Calais: st. Clair, Rock
land; Sa1bCrn. sen. Scammon, Small,
Smith, Snow. Sen. Swift. Tabhutt, Tate.
Thibodeau, Fl. Kent; Thibodeau, Van
Buren,; Thombs, Sen. Thurston, Tobey.
Towle Traitor, Turner. Tuttie, Nsrney.
Sen. Walker. Ward, Wassatt, Washturn,
WateraouSe. Watts. Webb, WEIGH, Sen
Weld. Wescott Wheeler Wilkins, VIII
son. Wise, v Goldman, Wy,nan.
Present, Is.
Absent, 0.
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the use of the legislature.

the use of the legislature.
Mr. BOYNTON: Mr.. President, in
order that the Senators may under
STAND the motive and purport of this
order, L will say that it has been
thought advisable to put the two
pamphlets into one, and it will be q
saving of expense and more conven-
lent for the members.
The order was given passage and
sent down for concurrence.
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Read and referred to the committee
on reference Of bills.
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STATE OF MAINE

State Auditors Once.
Augusta, Me-, December 81, 1914.
To the Honorable Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the 18th Leg
isiature:
l herewith transmit as required by
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-05
CATTLENAN Shot
At FORT WORTH
JE. Garrett in Critical Con
dition; W. H. Evans Sur
renders to Officers.

Following a quarrel which local cat
tIemen declare started I'm Fl PasO. j.
r. Garrett. a wealthy III PasO cattle
man. is i'm the All Saints hospital IN
Fort Worth in a critical condition fol-
lowing a shooting fin the lobby OF the
Worth hotel i'm Fort Worth, saturday
evening at $50.
W. H. Evans. another cattlemau. IS
under arrest at Fort Worth. having
surrendered himself 10 the clerk Of the
Worth hotel following the Garrett
shooting. reports received by Mrs Car
rett ia III Paso Saturday evening said.
Mrs Garrett and her two children left
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-05

SIGNAL men TO vote I'm any state or dis
trict election in any precinct they may
be at the time or the election. was
signed today by the governor The
amendment is to DE voted on at a spe-
ciaI election to be held on the fourth
Saturday in July
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-05

rEAVY fighting west Of Tampico is
RI indicated in reports received by
i l. both factions here Villa advices
state that the lines about the city are
gradually being frightened by Cen Man
ueI Chao and that, in fighting around
Ebano. the Villistas have inflicted
heavy losses on the Tampico garrison.
which has attempted a number Of
sortes-
Carranza advices regarding TampicO,
received here from NeracruZ, state that
Gen. Pablo Gonzales has gone to Vera
cruz TO hold a conference with Carranza
and that he has reported that Iamplco
is impregnable and that Gen JuacintO
TrevinO. the CsrranZa commander there,
has repulsed all attacks. As indicating
the fierceness Of the fighting around
TampicO, arrivals from Chihuahua state
that more than 1000 wounded Nillistas
have arrived at that city and that many
private houses are being cOmandeered
TO house them. A large part Of these
wounded have been sent all the way
from the TampicO district, while num-
Der Of them are from the Monterey sec
ton Supplies for the wounded were
sent south Monday from JuareZ-
Oregon at QueretarO.
Gen. AlvarO Oregon, after having
been out OF communication with his su-
periOrs for more than month, has sent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-05
VILLA DRAWS LINES CLOSE To
THE CITY Of TAMPIC0, He SAYS
Oregon Is Known to Be at QueretarO and Says He Is
Pressing the Vllistas Back North; Villa Is at Ira
puato, Evidently On His Way to Reinforce Qua
dalajara; Wounded rought to Chihuahua.

a long report to Carrauza from Quere-
taro, according TO advices received by
the Carrauza consulate here from Vera
cruz. In his report Gen. Obregon states
that the entire district around Quere-
tarO is in his control and that he has
established headquarters in the city it,
self He also reports that a general ad-
vance is now IN progress and that the
Villistas are rapidly retiring
villa at IrapuatO.
Gen. Villa was at IrapuatO. the juno
tion point of the line from Guadala-
lara 10 the main line on Sunday. Mes
sages received here from the northern
leader We're dated at that point. This
would indicate that Villa is on his way
TO Guadalajara to take charge OF the
situation in person. Gen. Rodolfo
FierrO was recently severely defeated
by Gen. Miguel Dieguez near Guada-
lajara- Villista advices. however. state
that the city is still held by the con
veution' forces.
Anarchy In HcrmOsflIO.
Conflicting reports regarding the re-
ported Naqui revolt in Sonora continue
to be received here Arrivals from the
northern part OF the state declare that
anarchy exists in HermosillO and that
the 1aquis are in complete control
DeserriOns Of Eaquis from both fac
tons are of almost daily occurrence.
according to passengers arriving here
from Cananea and points farther south.
Carranza reports received here state
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-05
JOHNSON SAYS II FOREIGN i.
PEOPLE SLAIN IN MEXICO

san Antonio. Texas, April arthur
bullard Johnson, who was in FL Paso
Saturday as the representative Of the
foreign residents Of Mexico City, has
arrived here and gave out a statement
thaI II 1oretEuers were slain recently
In Mexico City Six were Spaniards.
three Ottomans, one an American and
one a Swede
81 carry affidayits." continued Mr.
Johnson. ito the following statements:
"obreEou stated at the time OF the
first occupation Of the capital he
would not recognize foreigners until
they recognized him and publicly stated
at the time Of the second occupation
that he would live to see the day when
q cross would mark the place where
the City Of Mexico once stood
When he left the city March 10 Il
was ro-tiu= in stencil. every door and
window was masked by steel bound
shutters sealed with the crests OF the
foreign chancelors. There was no wa
ter for six weeks: epidemics of typhoid
fever and smallpox ragged.
'larrauZa sent bodies Of disease Wis
Tins from Neracruz 10 the capital 10
assist i'm spreading the pestilence This
is a matter Of official record al
Washington.
"No foodstuffs are being received.
having been prohibited from entering
the capital and supplies OF the city have
been coufiscated at 10 percent on each
levy and shipped 10 Veracruz, an I'M
blocked port"
Mr. Johnson said he was on his way
TO Washington 10 present the matter to
president Wilson and secretary Bryan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-05
Herald Cooking School Opens Daily At 1870 m Paso del N0rte

on a Texas & Pacific SPECIAL train sat
urday night at 1880 for Fort Worm
and arrived there at o'clock SUNDAY
evening. reducing the running time oy
five hours. the local railroad men de
clare. j. A. Chiffon, travelling passen-
ger agent for the T. & p. accompanied
the special
Quarrel started Here
The quarrel which FL Paso cattiemeu
believe was the cause Of the shooting.
started here last fall when Garrett.
who has been handling large number
Of the Terraza cattle from Mexico, had
1000 head Of cattle i'm the Union stock
yards ia charge Of Evans. The failure
Of these cattle TO sell before several
had died led 20 a misunderstanding be-
tween Evans and Garrett, the local cat
tie buyers declare
Garrett came here from East Texas
last summer and il was announced at
the time that he had contracted with
villa for the entire herd Of Ierrazas
cattle. This announcement created q
mild sensation among cattlemen, as
there had been a number OF bid
ders for the Terrazas cattl which
had been cOnfiscated by Villa Car
rett Brought out large number or
these cattle and disposed OF them
through the local yards. He had an Of
flee in the Mills building and lived at
1913 Montana street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-05
COWS AND FRUIT
URGEDFORLA LANDS
Farm Expert Says Dairying
and Horticulture Thing
For This Valley.

Dairyins and horticulture are the
two greatest possibilities Of the FL
Taso valley, in the opinion OF W. r.
Proctor. head of the farm extension
work in Texas. Mr. Proctor was the
guest of honor at a luncheon held Mon
day noon at the Hotel Sheldon, ten
dered by the agricultural committee
Of the chamber Of Commerce.
The farm extension work has great
ly increased its scope in the last few
years. said Mr.. Proctor.
In Texas it was first started for the
eradication of the boil weevil. The
fund is still known as the boil weevil
fund, despite the fact that the work
now embraces many other lines.
have only made q general inspection
%. the valley but il is my opioniOn that
the greatest future is 70 be obtained
iu the dairying and horticultural
lines"
All Lands Good.
I'VE need a man for the extension
work who is familiar with local con-
dltons,' said NJ. l. Cadwallader.
All of the land in the valley is
good for some crop and If we can
get a man who combines knowledge
of local conditions with a good tech
nical knowledge he will be Of i'm
mense value TO the farmers"
AIR Caldwell then replied to a NUM-
Der of questions put TO him by those
present In the course of these answers
Dc expressed the opinion that the en-
tire lower valley should be planted
in fruit, trees or vines.
Those attending the meeting were:
W. T. Proctor. George LeBaron, J. A.
smith, Supt. r. J. Tighe, Burt Orn-
dorfL W g. Roe, A. W Reeves. W. L.
Tooley, Richard Burgess, Charles B.
Stevens, DR.. 5. r. Turner. sam 3. GIL
lett, T. Davis Porcher. J. C. Wilmarth
and NJ L. Cadwallader.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-05

Use home valley meats
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-05
FOOT AND MOUTH
BILL IS VETOED
Ferguson Says No Necessity
Exists Now for $4,000
Expenditure.

Austin. Tex, April Governor Fer
guson today vetoed the bill passed by
the Legislature making an appropria-
ton of S25.0OO to be expended by the
livestock sanitary commission to pre-
vent the introduction I'm Texas Of the
foot and mouth disease, on the grounds
that the necessity does not now exist.
He also vetoed the bill creating the
state board Of dental examiners.
Approves Land Sale Bill
The governor approved the bill pro-
viding for the sale Of lands belonging
10 the school fund and several asylum
funds. He also signed the bill increas-
ing the scope Of the state inspector Of
masonry, so as to provide the state in
spectiOns shall be made of all city and
county buildings costing $4,000 or
more.
Joint Resolution Signed.
The house joint resolution. proposing
an amendment to the constitution au-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-05
SEVENTEEN ARE ADDED TO
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH

IhR special Easter services at the
First Christian church SUNDAY morning
were largely attended and impressive
At the sunday school 800 were present
and the house was filled for the regular
morning service Seventeen people
united with the church. making IS since
the beginning Of the year
This church has Just closed a very
successful increase and efficiency cam-
paign, which has resulted successfully
in every department
White Pine screen doors at Hines.
Price them--Advertisem
Every dollar spent for home valley
products is well invested
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-05
HERRERA EXECUTES -
NTLLISTA PRISONERS

san Antonio. Texas. April "A
private message received here quotes
Gen. Herrera. a Carranza commander.
as stating that = Villa soldiers. cap
tured IN lighting at Candida. were ev-
ecuted. Herrera said the battle lasted
an saturday afternoon and that 1000
Carrauza troops were engaged against
900 Eillistas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-05
ZAPATA WON'T ETACUATE
mEAICO CITY. SAYS PALAEON

Washington. D. O.. april Gen
Zapata has no intention of evacuatin-
Mexico City as reported in diplomatic
dispatches Of a few DAYS ago, according
to message received by the Villa
@Eency- ltrwas signed by Ismael Pala-
loN, ln charge Of the ministry Of fox
eigu relations at Mexico CITY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-05

Use Master Builders Concrete floor
hardner and save wear Hines has 1t
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-05

white Pine screen doors at Hines
Price them.-Advertisem
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-22
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE why sAl.h
OF Real ESTATE SHOULD
NOT nE MADE,

In the Probate Court Of the County
o. Lemhl, State Of Idaho.
In the Matter Of the Estate of John
c. Sinclair, deceased.
William G. Smith, the AdministFa.
tor OF the Estate OF Jhon g. Sinclair,
deceased, having filed his petition
herein praying for an order OF sale Of
the whole OF real estate Of said de-
cedent, fer the purposes therein set
forth.
IL 10 Therefore Ordered BY the
Judge OF said Court, that all persnns
interested In the estate Of said de-
ceased appear before the said Probate
Court on Wednesday, the 9th day OF
Oct. 1915, at 10 O'Clock 10 the fore
noon OF said day, at the Court Roou
of said Probate Court, ~ the court
house In Salmon, County Of Lemhi,
to show cause why an order should
got be granted TO the said Admins
traitor to sell so much Of the Fea
estate OF the said deceased at private
sale az shall be necessary.
Ard that a copy Of this order b
published nj least once a week foI
not less than five successive weeks IL
Tie Idaho Recorder, . newspaper
printed and published in said Lemh
County, Idaho, and that said publ
cation be com pleted az least i've day
prior to said 27th day Of Octobsr
| 1915.
Dated July q, 1915.
FRANK +. McCRACkE N,
Seal Judge OF Probate.
Sept. 24.Oct. Y.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-22

TO A. C. BOWEN, FANNIE Il,
BOWEN AND TO A. G ED

TO A. c. BOWEN, FANNIE Il.
BOWEN AND TO A. G ED
WARDS:
You and each of you are heEebv
notified that Lemhl County, Idaho,
municipal corporation, on the llth
day OF july, 1911, purchased at tax
sale the following described property,
to-wit:
Lots 10, IL, IL, ID, IA and IS Block
9 Youngs Sub Division to Salmon
Townsite and Improvements; the
aaid property being then and there
assessed for taxation In the name Of
A. g. Bowen; that the said sale was
made for taxes so assessed for the
year 1910: that the statutory period
for redemption did expire on the 9Th
day OF July, 1914;
This notice is given In pursuance
OF the provisions OF Section 1888, OF
the Revised Codes OF Idaho, as
amended by the extraordinary session
OF the Eleventh Session of the State
Legislature;
You are permitted by law to re
deem the said property as provided
by said section; and you are further
notified that the said Lsmhi County
Itaho, intends in accordance with
the said provisions, after this notice
shall have been legally served, forth
with to apply for deed TO the sale
property.
Dated October 18th 1915.
BY order OF the Board OF Count
Commissioner OF Lemhi County
Idaho:
j. l.. KIRTLEV, Jr Clerk.
| Oct. 1923.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-22

Serials Nos. Oi79 Oo4S2.

Serials Nos. 0i79-06432.
Department OF the Interior, u. ,.
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho, Aug. ~
1915.
NOTICE Is hereby given that John
Warren, OF LeadOFe. Idaho, who, on
September ~, nos, made Homestead
Entry, Serial No. 0I7g, for n va NWt,
Sec. 10, Township 10 North Range 70
East. Boise Meridian within salmon
National Forest !, List No. 1914, and
tract OF 5000 acres within Salmon
National Forest, approximately In I'M
surveyed Section9. Township 10 North
Range Is East. Boise Meridian, desig-
mated as Homestead Entry Survey No
! lac, List No 1914, described by metss
and bounds ~ follows: Beginning al
Corner No. |, identical with the cor.
ner common to SECTIONS 3, 1, v, 10,
| Township 10 n X. % East3eHtendlng
| thence Is. o. oil Il. ~. 10 chains 10 Cor
ner No. z, thence n. S. ~ w. 20.uochs
Ia Corner No. ); thence N. 81. 10 Gins.
/ 10 Corner No. I, from whence the
quarter corner between sections and
and OF the same township and range
| bears 5. So IS W. 1904 chains distant;
thence n. 81 Is l.. 2O.04 chains 10
| Corner No. /, the place Of beginning,
and on July 10, 1903, made Additional
| Homestead Entry Serial No. 0543@,
for sE4 sE4. Section I, Township u
North. Range u East, Boise Meridian,
4 List No I 81. has died notice u ia.
tentiOn Ia make Final Five Year
Proof, 10 establish claim 70 the land
above described before X. W. MOrphry
&. ;. Commissioner, at Junction, Ida
hO; on the 23rd day u October. 1915
/ Claimant names az witnesses:
Augustus X. Mulkey, LeadUre, Ida
no: Gilbert +. Nearian, Leadore, Ida
h0. sadie Warren, LeadUTe, Idaho
Alex e. Waugh, Junction, Idaho.
J. T.. WILLIAMS, Register.
sept loot. :
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-22
ALIAS SIMMONS

u THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Ut
THE STATE or IDAHO, IN AND
FOR LEMHl COUNTY
A. {. Ludwig, w. c. Smith, &, h.
Ouarles and Thomas Kane, Plain
iifis, Us
The Beesburg Gold Mining and Mil.
ing Company, a corporation, and
John Doe and Richard Roe and all
unknown owners uf the following
described property or any part there
OF. tOwit:
Lot No. 81, known as the Ben liar.
ris0n Placer Mining Claim; Patented
Lot No 81, known a. the John Z.
Richardson Placer Mining Claim
Patented,
Lot No. 50, known a. the CalifoTnl'
BAR Flume Placer Mining Claim
Patented.
Lot No. 20. known a. The California
Bar Extension Placer Mining Claim
Patented,
Lot No. 1865, known a. W. 7. Ward
and Chicago Consolidated Placer
Mining Claims; Patented,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-22

approximately IN unSuryeYed Sections
/ and ~, Township "a North, Range
~ f. Boise Meridian, and Section 3.
Township "a North, Range 20 East,
Boise Meridian, designated as Home
stead Entry Survey No. 1876, List No.
46s2. described by metes and bounds
as follows Beginning at Corner No.
!, from which u. :. Location MOnu-
ment No. 1895 bears y deg So min.
Il. 1850 chains distant; extending
thence >. 81 degrees T.. 1.30 chains 10
Corner No. ?; thence =. $ deg 43 min.
w. 1884 chains 20 Corner NJ. ..
thence 5, 63 deg. - min. T. 1 81 chains
TO Corner No, 4; thence n - deg 80
min. f. i4.a4 chains TO Jorner@ No. s.;
thence \. rs deg. 81 min, h. 10 So chs.
TO Corner No. q; thence n. 50 deg. A.
min T. 5.63 chains TO Corner No. Z:
thence n. q deg. T.. l24s chains TO
Corner No $; thence n. 81 deg 80
min W. 7,04 chains To Corner No 8:
thence :, 81 deg 50 min. w. -. 30 chs.
To Corner No. 10; thence n. SO deg. "a
min, w. go chains to Corner No. /,
the place Of beginning, has filed notice
OF intention % make Final Three Year
Proof 10 establish claim To the land
above described, before Allen c. MeF-
rit, U. :. Commissioner, at salmon,
Idaho, ON the 18th day OF November,
1915.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Luc Ladouceur, Ulysses, Idaho; Mar
tin A. Fletcher, Ulysses. Idaho: Fred
Bevan, Ulysses, Idaho; X, l.. Edwards
of Salmon, Idaho.
J.E, WILLIAMS, Register.
Sept, "a Oct, -
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


Serial No. OsbhS
Department uf the Interior, u. =.
Land Once at HALEY. Idaho, Septem-
Der -, 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given that Luc
lsadouceuf, of Ulysses, Idaho, who, on
June q, 1910, made Homestead Entry
Serial No 0stj52, for tract Of 1872
acres within Salmon National Forest,
approximately Ia unSuryeYcd Section
Il. Township - North Range 10 East,
Boise Meridian, designated a. Home
stead Entry Surrey No. lp4, List M,
330, described by metes aud bounds
a. follows Beginning at Corner No.
/, from which Z. ;. Location Mouu-
meut No lB6 bears n ; deg g min
W. B,67 chains distant, extending
thence s ~ deg - miu. W. 1917 chs.
to Corner No. ,; thence ;. : deg. "a
min T., 3ll8 chains 10 Corner No. 3,
thence > - deg O. min + 5i5 chains
20 Corner No 1; thence \ o deg 81 min
" 10 a3 chains "a Corner No 3. thence
\ deg 80 min r 3N.O6 chains 10 Corn
VI No u. thence \ l6 deg ! min W 23.03
chains 10 Corner Ne T. thence \ deg
= min b y ~ chains to Corner No :,
thence y IS deg - min W ala chains
to Corner No /. the place VI beginning,
has filed notice OF intention O. make
Final Three Year Proof, to establish
claim 10 the land above described, be-
fore Allen {. Merritt, 4, ;. Commits
sioner. al salmon. Idaho, on the 18th
day u November, 1915.
Claimant names a. witnesses;
Martin A. Fletcher, Ulysses, Idaho:
Fred Beyan. Ulysses, Idaho; Niels o.
Marsing, Ulysses; X. l.. Edwards, sal
mon
J. f. WILLIAMS, Register.
Sept 24-Oct -