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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-11

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
The United Hebrew Charities or me
city OF New York against jacob H. -,
wcustiue % al-ln pursuance OF a yupA
mcut OF foreclosure and sale. duly mao
and entered boo the above entitled ael.oN
and bearing date the 3lst day OF Au
gust, 1914. l. the undersigned, thc -
cree In said Judgment named, VIII rch H@
Nos. t4-i6 Nesey street IN the Borough or
Manhattan. city OF New YORK, on tit -ptu
day OF January. 1919. at i oclotk nooN
on that day, by Joseph L. Day, Aucton.,,
tho premises directed by said Judgment 70
bc sold and therein described as follow.
ALL those certain lots pieces or paf.el'
Of land. with the buildings ana lihpt"N'
ments thereon erected, situate, - ING an"
beiu., iu the Twelfth Ward OF the lior-
ough of Manhattan Of the CITY OF .,'M
York iu the County ana state OF -"
York bounded and described ds ioupMH
BEGINNING az the corner ipimel W
the intersection of ice uortherly side OF
+ one Hundred and Eighteenth street VIII
the cdsterly side OF seventh Avenue ~
ming thence northerly along said tastei "
side OF seventh Avenue one hundred ii'vl
feet eleven QD inches; running then J.
eastcrly and parallel with one liundreo
and Eighteenth Street and Tor part OF IN"
distance through a party wall oae nun
bred 600 feet. running thence sottherlF
and parallel with Seventh Avenue ono
hundred GO0) feet eleven tll inches 10
the uOrtheriy side OF one Hundred anu
westerly along the said northcrly hide OF
one Hundred and Eighteenth street on"
hundred GO0) feet TO the point or place
Dated Nsw York. December a. 1914
a. s. GILBERT Referee.
CARDOZO q NATHAN. Attorneys for
Plainrin 12s Broadway New York CITY.
The following is diagram OF tho prop
erty 20 Dee sold: its street numbers are
l963-ls69 Seventh Avenue and 100 West
lINth Street.
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STORAGE NOTICES.
[HE WEST END STORAGE WAREHOUSE

To-
New York. January llth. lt.9.
10 Mrs Chas. Berry. Alyen Beyeridge So
tate OF Chas l.. BucN. r. g.. Gambler es'ai
OF Mrs c. u. Dickensheets. Miss Henrietta
Frederckson. T.. II. Frye. Mrs. +. =. Hatca'
Mrs Ned Ia Rose. Mrs e. II. Lent, T.. -.
Lovecraft Mrs. j. j. McGirr, T. Y. Ma
cEette. Al Mealing Mrs T.. j. Meyers. Mrs.
T. p. Miller. o.. l.. MOidecai. Mrs H. Sntn-
non Mrs Nettle O Shaughnessy. MIS-. Cna5.
l. Passmore George PhllipOteaux. chat-
Powers. Mrs x. Roberts. Mrs. J. kupprech-
Miss MAY Thompson. Mrs J.. NJ Thomi son
Mrs Cora e.. Wilkeuing, Miss Ernestine ~.
Wins: YOU and each OF you are herepy
notified that the time for the payment al my
lien upon the property hereinafter described
having expired after due not-c. thereon htd
been given you. / will cause such property,
10 Wit. household goods. personal effects car
pets. ETC.. stored by you or in your name I'D
the West End Storage Warehouse. 10 be solo
az public auction. according % the statute
in such case made ana provided. ~ Geo g.
Merle's Auction Rooms. Us Fast i-'th 81
New York city on TUESDAY January -'lh'
1915. st 1870 "a. m.. and on Nedneslat. JAM
Navy -1th. 1915. 40 1879 a.. M; ana n tue htir
thereof is not completed ON said dates tle
same viii De- continued 40 the -am. piacr %.
each aud every Tuesday ana Nefnrsasl
thereafter. lightning at 1879 q. m. ana con
tuulng until AN the goods are sold 1900.
BEN ELEMENTAL Proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-11

Tho approximate amount Of the lien o.
charge 10 satisfy which the above de-
.sDrlbgd property ls % be- sold, is sl1J.1J-.fb
with Interest thereon from the 3oth DAY
Of Jlne. 1914. together with the costs and
allowance amounting 70 f3bG..3 with in-
terest from the 3ls- day OF August. 1917,
together with the expenses OF a." sale.
TE. approNimate amount 81 the taxes. as
sassmtrts and water rates. or other lionf.
which are 90 Doe allowed 20 the purcha ser
out OF the purchase money. or paid by the
Referee. is $4,000 and interest
Dated New York. December -. 1914
A. s. GILBERT. Referee.
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SURROGATE's NOTICE.

SURROGATE'S NOTICE.
HOLDEN. GEORGE HIN PURSUANCE
OF am order OF Honorable Robert Ludlow
Fowler. a Surrogate OF the County Of New
York
having claims against George H. Holden,
late OF the County OF New York. deceased,
TO present the same with vouchers thereof
20 the subscriber. at It's principal place Of
transacting business. No. % William Street
Borough of Manhattan. in The city Of
New York. on or before the 3Oth day OF
April next.
Dated. New York, the 21st day OF octo-
Der. 1914
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY, Executor.
GELLER. ROLSTON & KORAN.
Attorneys for Executor,
% Exchange Place.
New York y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-11

LUUNTf LUUNT.
Irisi 11m-lil MpiRLN. 10 m.
tff'n Anderson Gilbert BAXTER
N.Guifl. Sfsrnc puIfirs INYOToR,Ce
re.iiriui HkyuQC&SR- ~Homar Rheinnarff sif'er
la.mrf huN HALLIDAY 70 VI u Il
Gcllcs LiltRCo and T,rto Mullen
~ &QtIe L&f'o Ilswiry.g I a Bhlvn Rs
lidnis' Lcsclkamp - al kicu Is n n
inA tl-fH NacEarhaf1 same
MAiN rulihffnsIlumb (fpuoa SAM
MuhI'h trh Roche FARRELL h. Comui ef N
laiuul bQuA SublyCo ko,tcr|r I a BklFn ny
Bu.k. inf NYqEiecL6PCo seherer q n y q
higLc-t reached. 100
MOTION
p l0lerg o. al IohnBayton
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iln'eleu schsefcr o. Al-Case an appeal settled
BY GARRETSON. !.
HQ'hsCllli LcFcen-Order signed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-11
QUEENS COUNTY
SUPREME COURT.

Trial Term-SCJDDER J.
Calendar iu Part ] a. 10 a. l-
Il Il. requested that the namc u ifia! counsel bs
rIgI .ift lie eiefk iu Pan |
aftrrfIau of the Bar j. called 20 Rules ,. ana
8 C.lrudar Rules. queens county.
uiuesu| Iralk.lns. llc NlNi'.i', t-N',Y 49,.
Bot kafcler & AFRO ~elif1 tfalulA Nttlel q
b aesI 'harcIfr < ano al iiiQlt,i
HtfackcrIikI go nufff - '"'l.l. 't ~
Miller Long Island hk htfailash a. trustee M
Ro.ar Long Island kk q 81 .hafdi laer
NcBolg4lI Ion isaHdllk lli| NJ ~ oW -
sis .f-dSt Malh4ttan& Jaiu's u. }hhi.Hh DO, ,
The following causes. 10 Answered. feaif. VII uf
ns.ef for ne day. No cause nil be SCI Tor .
lay ol this call. ...
be.maEc. on iiIMlter taref, as 'eiu 0-u-le
utb-. i. tllrrr Thomas FARLEY o. Com rINNesn'n
gurkbanlt Irr Iarlcy aston. liieseuhfgr
MsdsrIo I'D inf KarfOl Iarlcy. C0m'r Hogan
wTirrrv ITfHGn Ear.ey. as CON Wilson
Carroll az IlffNY&QCliy larici. at ON lo4-lfaI
iauch Steycnsnu'0 li-ruoIa Boz o@Sl'i''p
NtauII.fRRCo MarferCrI Iaurr
TkcrbIrgIC y Y a ano Nu,sbaum kiitIl
GI.berfIG q Gno Com.o-sy an iufl LiliE
ffrr INYAQCoRv Isnilseu ski ftiollfsfh
Write NhSotoly Ioulslal. BQi Hltls
Mrets Ilsycmcgcr
IIenrsf luniifr reached on EenFral calendar, go.
spsciai Term for Trials-kfIbl,
Calendar 100 -qnial l,Im tunm. 10 a. ID. 'asp
Ur Ar dlr ra'.U.Er lligErsf number tf4t-
SuDrems Court SCI ODER. ),
DECISIONS
f..r... At.NIIf-. lr..n. Tnrf.f h...rr
o.. u a. H.I..al-b-l4 approved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-11

WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT
Part Mills. Part ll-MOEsCIiAu SER j.
A. g4J a. M.
srto'.matcr Pi~ad,n Null BklwUsRR
Zones FlftlAf,C0leh NiarN aimee padfr.t
'iuftIl1 Monaco Same Same
Fiorrule l:iuehart& D,nuisslmc Sane
Nram. DNlBifg,0 Sane Sane
k0Ihc NcN Rochelle rI1unI IuuscroIa
Gdifltv l'iIiYu Na.ffuauu AlsIH.r
AfogFan ICe1tNcvEusBy Ho,slie -Taigscg
Grir Bo.scyain .GKenra Nckcura
THE following causes may either bc marked ready
or MARRIED. over 90 another day:
,ic,,.e NYwesichxBcstIiy iso,eibcrgi NYNu,uaiGs
Mcttmirk| tcntParkI1i Moran NYNI4GiiRH
SchippcHi NNNHNIlBR Harrison Hepburn
same same PfeifcrI Ielrclcln
Epup Nonkokerifz iluds0uRBl stone /G0lding
IammanV hurkhJut NorihculWIAglt/0ssi
Lufac1ril Beck Levine Troy
Grpgan Afavwculsrlsc1e I.urg,r|Folsrfr
iiclct NNNii NiIkR NanVor,t fCargeu'cr
GIodi ar llasIrOuck Robin .pu iulPtinse(O
Eu.-ellNerNili Fuchs AMrd0ck Scar,dale
iWuuIi Nfigm NauNor.t CARPENTER
Stehlin Cib&CoContrart Garofano Landlno
EHYcr. Idrr flNU Dean hrr-haH
srhsefer/ monty Of Ny Isloait Ludin
same same O'teilly h1nLersik
Direuli1 Dunn Gibbons tathett
Highest reached. $50.
Part ll-Short Cause Calendar ORsClIAUSLR. j.
Brown Nsmur Mitchell 'DeF0rf,t
liussey tYeplanck Wind.OeDary/ NanWyCk
Mullen lenuluCs Ntlfauelli Badt
Eryan keefc PaloW Levine
Same NctiivCu kosc/FOlfarelu
Ferguson Van ~chaica Jones liosemicr
Hu,hmell TcuhcH Thoma, Bgnnel
TolE Gluuamau NrNamsrs. kru.irl& Each
Special Term -kEOGH. j.
echicichcr Srh'ti-hcr Nahi.icdtl.um&C Miller
tout-erur. NNCs IiRRR Gaui PcOSayBk. Noukc.s
iCuc-. 90 mCyCrd Lirbu ann
COUNTY COURT-PLATT j.
Silica Iofschrr Alexander ifuus0Urf
Nauicv, me- .NNNSEgCo Ia..iCfWauu.l X l. co
Wold-.N of Iarchm0uL TWDldlct adams
Bender Burgryine TONNE, " AriVlo
SaImfrick Douglas CARROLL TrusiuO
Ccrf,nINN NHNIUR Blossoms t3/Brst
Cold0.,.iy Ahendrotl Lewis .NhAS'IHio
CohcuI y n StamIyto Gallagher Nl@SlNto
The following causes may either be marked ready
marked over 10 another lay.
Nlrhol. NlugitOu H0cn1e kceuan
Narsf Amy &StRyCo same Sifilcy
GarmartellaJ NYMSRy TIana gan Degine
same same PfschEcs lKdby
Ath A,so lictofIcir
PoeningICty OF Yonkors Bartnett/ hcnn1Cy
We,tsrfeldhC OF \ onkers Frost/Smiih
Nard IlNcfztI kuritzkyfAriat0
Tllis/NI&FtRyCo NOsherI smith
NrDonrIaJ Gibson Trar, Ain. iNewTfchells
Munro fNtuWTlElt VI lolY. MOTHS
Walden Biowu NolieDouglfsC0oeder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-11

u rFI.InI
lDH N ID III y IL. NV
,.-,,,...,
N'Inf IHfNW 'iaIh n 7R..'''.
ilenIo S-h'ncman i1.en1ig H.. ~ I'm,
NufA album h'f' ~. 49, A.,
Halle rinHr 'r'ilui N'i,.'-' ~"
pc'a1e Miller 'al.a.I '''p''
.o,t
COMMERCIAL tA-lNpAh
p'a. -raasr H.au anfoger
"A" snaH arH.u.of'r n i.N h.'' '-l...-t,
luionr 10 'f Nrft. ,i.. .,,rl 4 ms
NaFI.. HIUHI.. MAYO. '.'" '' .
Goodman Haley lafI'.' h
Tr following rs.r. uli he passed. '.r ne gay.
~HHf.a.I IHHf lf Na'luN " ~.
Iiau.er Irsi9t COLLINS 'p.u ''''''
Morgan Haua.l -
F"' " ',i ,, n. r.lt Ilr fsr trial
psrt Y fNNtI clear
Part VI 'oIIVyrV q clear
Par Wi N'AtoY I.C.rsr
cause ran ~ . ~, ~ Tom s l TO- rar, y VI
JIf and VII Tor tua.
BRONA 'OtNl1.
Special BRADY.
Nouous and OK paur matters
MOroNs
Gfo.nnaum Mckogncy ~ W. vernon MIG 90
AnlIerro1s Diamond BrofK~ec& Mtg AWohin'
Cn.vaI.r Gci-s SishI ldgi9nc
hgmr bufiu ifiu.g iu"I
A Noiin Hnai Ih'aIc hulIlli h'il'"
hiti'''l .s'iy - a., r-tt. many
80 day calendar.
Inal Iefm-bhApl, 49,
M.Nu.i}. L.nrh talaill,1D. 15a1.ot.
kramer 'iy oi "a, iil.irr i ,.',', fi''a
W..er NYissCo coIenIET
Cava.e sam, Goodman. ba.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-11

suRRoCATE'S COURT kErCHAM. s.
NILIS-Af l1 3d. pod.
Andrew Htrdcr0n ~ NO uNoch
ii.ltt. "a -r...eg VIM llaruus
49, ,t..t.f.r..I 4 TrtdNtU
M g. f-g..t.. sarah u Wlliams
'i".'' Arrpf MING IN ESTATES
U1n0ra DIHoglur Mi'.Na b'ihha.'f'-
Annie Daley iI'iha' i-''"
Joll 4 HllCs -.r.
t,.tt.-t-c gt.r.rv Celia skinner
H.. l.,4i.r lila Mckenua
- e.-.iul sarah McCaut
- CONC. Jane. Carroll
Mu B.sIUt0l WIN btHo''
Annie Stculls - nm,
Joserh % Rears ,..,.-,-,--
Civil Caltndar-Pa1 iF-FAM'LII. d.
10 u.
Al, --.,.ir.,, S.Ivrrae-g INassauEiecHR
Lr~rr C1usy 4 T. ER Mchcuna Nas, auE.eeh'
T.t.tu son. RutIsndC Rogers Marcglo
'S...,t-e,nR Rogers Van B1skefcG
tufuor fCnury l q y kR Ffthch 'tilailio -,, d.
TI. tu. owing causes, 10 alls|tfl4 lt"'t' "t't nv
n,.n. .l,,,ro Parker 'LucEenblck
t t.C-' fI--,'e.t Waenmau fBklU rERR
$50, r..r..6iiu NariHlan BsiuliRk
1-...-,.f.' po..,'ifgft Saflman |AtiBa,inlrorW
tt--5ii, ssft,er Aueduti NlRy.Cu
Higbe,. reached. 1905.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-11


Tfc<fSSON. MARY I'm PURSUANCE
,f IAN order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow
t,,ttter. Surrogate 81 tho County Of New
V,~k notice j. hereby given 10 all persons
having claims against Mary l.. Dickinson.
80. ~ the County Of New York decreased
d, pr.sent tho same with vouchers thereof
a. tns suhferiher a. her place Of rest
"a. noe So go central Park South Boz the
tt.r.,..rh af Nauhattau. city % Sew York
'... ,r Daf,r. tlle Or day of July. 1915.
dated. Sew N1rN the -tth aaF ~ De-
CHEiaTI.NA BOND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-11

,,.,-I, prpNAHD--IN PURSUANCE OF AZ
BAT y, - Wrre-able John = C0hslan. Surro-
ofi1 he county Of Nes York. notice Is hereby
go 70 an persons having claims against Ber-
49, p- isfs ~ the County N New YORK. de-
Aain to rFc-ent the same with vouchers thereof
=. Inn. subscriber. al her place Of irsnsacting
l3 w. Ia Ill. orice Of Harry A. Gordon No.
.u3-' it-,'..lgSag BOD the city % New York. or
i ~ ne rs day u June next
ba-'-' - FANNIE BAFF
Aimillstratrix
nanny GORDON ATS. far Admiuista,riI.
II So i,,o.ltsy New York Glty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-11
.puo,yskfrTH DUNN. Attorney for E1ccltors
81 proadway. Manhattan. NeS York

~ PTIsuANCE or Az ORDER OF HONOR
AEiF IOIIN T. COfALAN. a Surrogate a. tie
c,sif- ID Sew Yrk. toIlCE Is herrhy given 10
Iii ufr,oas having claims against sophia vernon.
I.fa III OLD. County " Nsa York. dTccased to Pre-
"a tf.s .are sIfb vouchers thereof f1 DO sub-
..rii..r a. place = frsusartlnz business SO a
t,.rI ~.frff Boz Ihc 1y 20 Nca i0rk ol og D.
I... t.. e1fh daf % May best
p4leI Sos N.rA ttr ltth day - NoTcmhsr l7ii
CRENylILE VERNON. AIullalsir.IE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-11
COURT CALENDARS
FEDERAL.
DISTRICT COURT.

pcstoficc building
ponoshuc Ocesnic : Nav Hoslsud Koscou RsN
Ucsru NN.NHNiiRR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-11
pprprUICK TREVOR HILL Attorney Tor Exeru.
- ~ W.u street Borough % Manhattan. Ne.

sCoTT WILLIAN-IN PCRsU ANCE or Az or,
On - ~ Uonorabie John T. Cohsl4n. a Surrogate
- I'll. Coaufy ~ Nes N0rA nofice D. hereby given
~ n rer.ons having claims against william scott.
"a of the County q Ncs OK deceased. 10 pre-
,,,-s, Al place u transaciing bushes. No. 80
60 iith Street ln The Ciiy ~ New York. on
y, bcfers the ION dsy n June. next.
% f,strd New York the 18th dav ~ November.
ROBERT A SCOTT and
'''' LOTTfE D. GRADY Erecutors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-11

~ PURSUANCE or AZ ORDER or HONOR
=, pTE IOHN =. COHALAN. surrogate ~ the
ADJ NrV YORK NOTICE j. hereby gigeu ,0
9's 49,. bsvirg claims against Kate Gilman. iaie
~ ". Cotirty al Sew Yora deceased. % present
~ ~ -. Min vouchers thereof % tine subscriber
We 80 nlaee of transB ting busiIcss. Wa Tie
o. ID Ghaffss D. Dsr'i.s ton. 30 100 Br0adWay
III ~ Clty ~ Ncw Nofk. Gu % before Tie tsen-
ti.fi day % NAV. 1915. reHt.
NEIL New York the ION dag n November. 1915
HELEN FENNEIL.
EMMA T. SPEAR. E1cc4flces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-11
FOSTER 4 THOMSON. Attorneys for Executors.
III Ernadsat Borough Of Manhattan. New Nork

HUTCHINSON. Ley I'm PURSUANCE OF
49, o,isr n Hon John r. Cohalau. a surrogate
n, a. County OF New N0fk Notice Is hereby given
~, m pers0us having claims against Iucy Hutch.
IT. ~ 'sfe II Nantucker Island Mass dereased
So, ..1f lie same With voucher thereof 10 me
hsrriber al his place q tfansacting business. No
~ Val street ln the city ~ New York. on or
isf,r. the alst day Of Mas next
dated New Yofk. The lith DAY q November. 1914
FREDERICK TREVOR HfLL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-11
NEW YORK COUNTY.
cuppEnr C0UpT

Appellate Division Recess.
Appellate Term lic.e.s
asciSi Ttrm-Part LEHMAN d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-11

IN Dthcr Markets.
,,aee has Dceu somewhat d-mcr Of
and mas shown au advancing Srend,
.'olga The ra.a. nave not been large.
~' point lu .a..I OF the market IS the
-1aeai Certainty chat the large stocks
GofzatiJa coffee held ~ Europe
-s been heavily drawn upon. and the
.s's OF the cost and freight mar
sad the readiness Of Brazilian eN-
N on London have shown that the
.-' Is pa better commercial condition
Ia \ has been for some time. The
aemaHd here has increased show
,ael stocks 200 consumers hands are
Sige enough 90 warrant being al
.ya 70 20 without replenishing. and
49,. mere ls no particular activity
u. situation ls strong and steady and
"ctofy 20 conservative traders.
ine country produce markets
lA'e been few changes Of conSe-
80 Butter recovered from an
~ Weakness. eggs declined slightly.
n Islis and vegetables have been
80 70 only the changes incident 70
season and the fluctuations Of daily
eha and supply There has been a
,s recovery from the recent low
y" 81 dressed meats. but livestock
81 have been about steady.
Lar s points lower than IL was
49, ago, but nearly a cent pound
~ 1han at this time last year for
gianulated.
moving are the last cash prices OF
stek Tor some Of the more prom
49, COMMODITIES. compared with a
ego and the same date last
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-03-11
TELLING OF IDAHO.

w. s. Parkhurst of Richfield, Ida
ho, came in last Monday morning for
brief business stay here. He is en-
route to Kansas City and Topeka in
the interest of the big land and irri-
cation concern with which he has
been connected for the last year or
more. Mr.. Parkhurst is either for or
against anything and everything, and
when it comes to talking of Idaho he
is for it with his full weight He be-
lieves that country has brighter fu-
ture than any other section of this
whole country at the present time, as
applied to the man of moderate
means who wants to follow farming
or stock raising He is planning to
run some excursions from this local
ity to the new country during the
coming spring and summer months.
Smith County (Kansas) Journal.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-03-11
A GOOD POSTMASTER.

The community has not in any
sense said goodbye" to Postmaster
Reeves. since he is not leaving the
country; but almost everyone who
ever got mail from the Richfeld Of
fee Will wish him well for the good
he has done here. He was postmas-
ter here. He was postmaster for
seven years, beginning when there
was hardly an average of letter a
day-back in the winter of 1907. He
has been competent and accommodate
ing at all times, and had come to be
looked on as community fixture
till the fortunes of politics brought
about change. Mr.. Reeves relin-
quishes the Office with the good wish
es of the whole Richfield tract.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-03-11

Jones, $89. rs; w. H. Copp, $24 SO; Mel
lie M. Smith, S70 90; Stella Cook, s12 70;
F. D. Angel, SIS. 10; S. A. Scott, s12. 20;
]. w. Lunoin, S16.36; Journal $35. 95;
E. l.. Ginger, $685. SIS; J. w, Wheeler,
$l59. 10; Geo. D. Campbell, $95. 43; 0.
C. Burton, s82.49; L. S. johnson,
s32. 20; J. w. Wheeler, 5000. 90; Clar-
ence Wheeler, sl62. 80; Percy May,
$65. so; j. L. Fuller, s45. 90; McFall Ho-
tel, $118.75; o. j. Brennan, $50 81; j John
w. See, $500; C. F. Annett, $500;
w. D. Vredenburgh, S87. 90; E. Noble,
s2l.85; VIM. T. Wallace, Receiver.
S33. 81; Shoshone Hardware Co., $37. 35;
Starrh Drug Store, So. "A; Frank Clem,
S23. 25; C. ]. Lisle, $14.OO; George R.
Schwaner, $23 rs; Mountain States Tel
ephene & Telegraph Co., $139.8l; Vii
lage of Shoshone, s22. 90; The Arrow
Press, $6.S9; J. w. Lundin, $500; I'M
derwood Typewriter Co., $5325; I'M
'derwood Typewriter Co., $500; Lincoln
County National Bank, s364.l5; First
National Bank, Shoshone, s287. 85; First
State Bank, Richfeld, S31.50; w. G.
Bissell, $50
There being no more business to come
before the Board, tho same adjourned
sine die.
RoBT. j. MCMAHON, Chairman.
Attest: ]. w. LUNDN, Clerk.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-03-11
An Opportunity to Beautify Home
and School Grounds.

The Department of Forestry at the
University of Idaho is prepared to
send to residents Of the state a num-
ber OF tested species OF shade and for
est trees now known to do well here
at approximately the cost of growing
the same. A maximum of 200 trees
will be sent this year.
The seedlings are offered at &c
each plus 25c per hundred for pack
Ing. The four-year-old transplants
are offered at &c plus the same
amount for packing. The list in
cludes Silver. Norway, and Sugar
Naples. White Ash, Red Oak. severa.
species Of pines. frs, and spruces.
Black and Honey Locusts, Hickory
and Catalpa.
A bulletin giving full details and
prices Will be sent on application to
c. H. SHATrUCK.
Department OF Forestry. University
OF Idaho, MOSCOW, Idaho.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-03-11

To employ the luscious wrinkleC
pea as fattener and fnisher of fancy
pork apears to be a somewhat move
idea, although the old Canadian field
pea has been employed in this In.
dustry for great many years. Ran
chers of Lemhi county have long
tried the Canadian pea, which was
made to serve as swine-food, al
though they always found the fruit
of the vine was too small and unpro-
life for highly practical results.
1t seems strange that hog-men did
not sooner think of turning to the
sugar pea, wrinkled pea or common
garden sort to replace the old field
variety. But they did not; and it
now appears that Newton Hibbs of
Salmon was the pioneer pork-raiser
to test the problem on a basis of
sufficient acres for practical purposes,
and announce the result. He sowed
the garden-peas broadcast, using va
rieties known as Dwarf Telephone,
and Grandus or Prosperity. These
were matured in time to turn in the
hogs for fattening, the animals them
selves attending to all matters of
harvesting or threshing
Mr.. Hibbs proclaimed his figures in
economic argument, and thus set the
world of swine-growers to thinking.
The facts he deduced, and produced,
right here at Salmon have been re-
hearsed and marveled at by every
leading agricultural journal in Amer
lea. 1t is new idea, and it tells in
few words how hogs outside the corn
belt can be reared and fattened very
cheaply. In fact, it tells how men
outside the corn belt (residing In a
colder zone) can not only compete
with the corn grower, but can ac-
tually produce pork better and
cheaper than can the Iowa or Mis-
souri, farmer.
The Northern Pacific officials who
visited Salmon recently, heard the
story with keen interest 1t sounded
OF business to them. Mr.. W. NJ Mer-
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-03-11
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Fifth day of January 1915 Session.
Shoshone. Idaho March Q 1Q15

Shoshone, Idaho, March 2, 1915
The Board of County Commissioner
convened this day pursuant to adjourn
rment. Present: R.. j. Mcmahon, Chair
man, and Geo. R. Schwaner, Commits
sioner. and all other members as pre-
vious to last adjournment
Mr.. H. w. Hochbaum, representing
the Government. appeared before the
Board and presented proposition which
would create a County Officer to be
known as County Agricultural Agent
The matter was taken under considera-
ton.
Personal property taxes amounting to
81. 20 and covered by delinquent certif-
cate No. 483 for the year 1914, was by
the Board ordered cancelled on account
of an error in assessment.
That part of Delinquent Tax Certifi-
cate No. 118 for the year 1911. pertain
n ing to the SW1-4 NW1-4 section 4, twp
8, south, range IT, E. B. M. is hereby
ordered cancelled on account of it being
double assessment.
Delinquent Tax Certificate No. 1926
having been issued in error, is hereby
ordered by the Board that said Certifi-
cate shall be cancelled.
w. D. Vredenburgh appeared before
the Board in connection with securing
new lease on the County Poor Farm.
The matter was taken under advisement.
Miss Stella Cook, County Superin-
tendent, appeared before the Board, re-
questing for an appropriation of $50 for
the purpose of prizes for Club work
with the children of the County. The
same was allowed and ordered paid.
j. W. Lundin, County Clerk, appear
ed before the Board and requested ad
ditional help in his Office for the purpose
of catching up with the back work,
which was denied.
The following claims on the Current
Expense Fund were allowed or dis-al
lowed and the Auditor instructed to
draw warrants for the allowed portions
thereof:
H. D. Heist, s75.57; E. B. Hughes,
So. 65; P S. Haddock, $500; H. B.