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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-13

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Guns 8--Sc; Gnten 14-16e; @dnil
I12-13e.
9afem - no, 1 $2.oo-225:
go. 2 75e--$1.25; Guns 40-6Oc
per Dusenb. Tad benz 81. Sanua'
hlrfen tsine 6afen mebr bsrtauft tpsr-
Ihsn.
Obfunb @emife.
4epfel. - Guie Mspfel $500
$3.75; eetpSbnlihe $1.00-2.0O per
gbl., einbsimifde 4O-75e per gu.
3ttronen. - Mefina $2.75-
300; California $3.00-3.50 per
aijts.
Gronsbeeren. Cape Cob
$8.50-9.50, Serisb $s.0O--s.50 per
Dbl. uHb $2.25-2.50 per Rite.
Orangen. - California Dal.
$3.00-3.25 per Rite.
Grbseeren. Jloriba 50c per
Quart.
GreSe Grutt. GlOriba $3.50
-3.2D per Crate.
girnen. - aiefer $1.75-2.o0
per 9bl.
RartoffeIn. gin6eimiI6e
$3.25-3.50: Gobblers ylo. / 1926
$50 per gbl. unb $1.O0-1.O5 per
9u. auf bem geleiis. - Jriibe Sbios
S1.05 Der 9u. duf bem Geleiie unb
$1.15-125 bonn Store. - Sunse
Bermuda $700-8.O0 per 96l. uno
$225-2.35 per Camper.
Sibtartofftln. - 0elanar.
90c-$1.0O per 5amper.
Gurten. SIoriba $3.5O-4.Oo
per Camper.
Somaten. ;5loribd $500
.2.50 per Crate Don 6 &Orbsn.
Mtibe Riben. = S1.50-1.75
per Bbl.
Stedriben. $1.75 per gbl.
gIumentobl. California
$1.25-1.50 per Smbosgrate.
araut. 0ur bdniI9es fpirb
offerirt, tpelhes Don S10-S12 per
Son unb S1.00--1.25 per Bbf. auf
benz @eIeife brinst. Rotb.s $1.50-
Its per g6l.
aobl. S1.10 per gbl.
3niebeIn. - ginbeimiffe s.ls
Be 9Oc-$1.OO per gu. unb $2.25-
2.50 gbl.; ginbsimif9e tpsibe 9oc-
$1.OO per Blu.
Spinat. $1.75 per 86l.
Crime Bobnen. - Muspdrs
tise s3.25-3.5O per 5amper.
aarotten. - GiHbtimilhe so
- 60c per Bu.
Rotbe Riben. = SiibIid. 5os
pei Suseno.
Qanbprpbuite.
Seu. go. / 1imotbn $21.00
go. 2 1imotbn $500; go. 9 Ii
moibp $1700; Ro. / ssmii6t.r
alee $17.50-1s.o0; go. Q DO. $3.50
1900; Ro. l 2tse $15.50-16.0O;
Ro. 2 alss $13.50-14.00; Si.fis.s
alfafa S12.00-14.00; peitIides
s16.00-1s.O0 per 9on. - Beisena
ftrob S7.25-7.50; Roggsnftrob 1925
-S.75; 5df.rftrp6 $7.25-75O.
WIhIenfutter IN iietig. -
al.ie $21. .00-21.50; Wibblines sros
bes $23.0o-23.5o; DO. f.in.s $500
-25.5o; semifdtss Suttsr s22.oo-
22.50.
Gdmerei.n. - War.t it.tis
- alseiamsn $8.75-1o.5O) auf benz
@elsife unb $10.25-12.25 per gu.
bonn StOre, Simotbp $3.4o-3so
pom Gtore.
9erfaiebens.
DELE - Wartt fetis. a.in6l, ros
bes 74c per @alIone In partien bon
5 gbl. getoftes 1c mebr; Ho. /
aarbSl CSC; Cotton Gesb Oil, raffis
niriss &c per GaIone. 9srpentin
64c in partisn bon Is 9alIon.n
unn Toe In partier BON 15-25 9als
Ionsn PETROLEUM, Sbio Carbon 120
grab 10e; bo. $50 grab 10te; Seabs
light IT'S grab 12e; gfeb gropn Ga
fclin 1se: Hapbtn 23c per Gallpne in
partien BON Is 8bls,
Gals. - Der Martt IN rubig.
- Sbio g9iper $1.05 per gbl. bon
280 pfb., yubrlobn binsusefiigt.
Sals. Rartt ftetis. prima
Gitp sl-Sae; bo. Gountrp 7s-75e;
per pfunb.
Roblen. - Martt rubis. yous
sbioehenp s3.50-3.75, DUB uno
Slaf $2.25, aanaipba Stiittohlen
S3.50-3.75, gub unb Slad $2.25
per 5onns abgelisfert. gfan4Ioit
Stiidfoblsn $4.75. bo. gaub unb
Slad 1925. Mntbraciie SITS
300 Der sonne obaeliefert. gofe tps
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-13

gisr. Wlartt bDber; 3ufubr s.
241 Riiten; firfts 29a--30t; ordinary
firfs 2ss-29c; auf bem Tiortt 22--
25se.
aartoffeln. - Wlartt boAer; gu
fubr 80 Cars; Mihigan, Wiseoniin.
Minnefota unb Datota tpeibe $1.0O--
$1.10; Minn. umb 0atota Sbtos
$1.OOE1.05.
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Gbieaap. u. ssan.

g8.isen. = sir msai s1.2e9-1..
28s; am ealuB $1.2s. Sir SuIi
$1.19g-1.2la; am Sbiub S1.20s.
MelIbtorn. 5iir Wtai 794-
S0te; am SdluB 79se. 5iir Suli
79s SOC; am S6lub 1890.
Sofer. - Iiir Mai 4os-50c; am
SHlub 49lc. 5iir Suli 4si-4ssc;
am S9luB 4Sat.
Rossen. - go. 2. 99c.
Gerfte. - 65-78c.
!. 1imptbp. - $6.O0-8.O0.
stlee. - $1000--19.00.
porf. - ssiir San. $18.95-19.oO;
am S4luB $500. Sir Mai $19.37
1885; um S6Iub $19.55.
Samala. - sir San. $10.30-
1859; am S9luB S1052. Sir Weai
S10.52-10.85; am Shlub $10.S2.
Rippenisitsn. - Jiir San. S1o.37-
10.47; am Sdlub $10.47. Giir Tlai
$10.S0-1o.90; am G9hib S1o.S7.
(. Butter. - TAlrtt ,nperdnbert.
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Standardization. in.

.Serr Seiitnaiit bnber 9Sbre 9e;ii.
baroinerbiirtoin Diana" uertadTts
Eet iii bic Ereniung oon SSbneu 90
nib reht ifmer eaporoen9"
Scutnnrt: $50, iag' Sbnen ~
gieb mis ciner Sbnutadt in bic lps
bere geiauen."
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1dsli@er Nysarft.N Nerid,t.
Gineinnati ia snn.

Die ndhfolgenbsn Quotirungen Be-
5ieben fd nur auf gngrps Srauss
aitionsn. 8ei tfsineren gdtdft.n
iperben etipas bSbere preiIs bere@nst.
propifionen.
g 1maIa. g3rima Steam
9.87a 9.97a; gamitp 1O-1oae.
1rodengefal5enes GteifA.
- Sbcrt clear S.iten, lofs 10a-
lie; grtra fbort clear Geit.n 1O5
10ac; fbort giipp.nfsiten 10-10ae;
Bellies 11--11ac.
Bacon. Short clear Geiten
11a-12c; ertra fbort clear Seitsn
11t-113e; fbort !Rippsnieitsn ia
-11ae; Bellies 12a-134c per pib.
Sugar Gureb gIsif9. -
S4inttn 16t-17c; picnic Sdult.rn
12-12ac; 9realfsii Bacon 19-20c;
Sdultern In padeten 12-12sc; Rem
gort Gut 12-12se; ircd.ne Beef
Sainteu 2o-25e per qfunb.
Sibsep0teltes gfeif9.
- S1intsn 15-151e; picnic Sduls
tern 11--1lat; Bellies 18-16se;
Sdultrn 11t-11ac; Sdultern, n.
q. Gut bo. 114-11ae per pfuub.
Grifdes Jleifh. - Sdin.
Ten 13-13ae; picnic e6ult.rn 1Oa
LIE; Gdultern 10a-11e; ibort
Rippenfeit.n 1oh-11e; sytra fbort
clear Rippsnfeit.n 10t-11e; Bellies,
Ieidte 16a-17c; Bellies. i9nre II
--12e.
RebI unb 9etreibe.
WebI. = Winter pat.nt $500
$40; Winter fanep $5.s5-6.00;
Winier Gamilp $5.30-5.40; Winter
ertra $4.85-5.O5; Winter orbin6res
%.65-4.S5; 5art.s Bsisen puisnt
$6.N-6.s5; Sartss gBsi3en fanep
$6.00-6.25; 5artes Dei5su gamilp
$5.6-5.40; Hoss.nmebl norbpeits
Ii4ss. semiidiss s5.55-5.S0; rein,s
Gitp RossenmehI $685. $50; Giip
gemiihtes Rossenmebl $5.55-5.80.
Deissn. = 30. 2 r0tber Dini.r
$1.31-1.33; go. 3 DO. $1.26-1.29;
TO. 4 bo. $1.15-1.24.
@etfatorM - go. / peibes
e; Ro. 2 bo. 77A-7Se; go. 3 oo.
76a--77ac; SO. A DO. 75a-76sc;
go. 8 DO. 74a-75se; go. 6 DO. 72-
74e. = 30. l selbes &C; go. 2 DO.
Ta-7sc; 30. 8 DO. 76a-77ae; No.
4 DO. 75a-76ae; go. 5 DO. 74a-
75ac; SO. 6 DO. 72-74e. = 60. / gee
mii4tes &; glo. 2 DO. 77a-78e;
geo. 3 DO. 76a-77Ac; go. a bp. 75a
-76ae; 30. 5 DO. 74a-75ae; Ro. 8
DO. 72-74e. - 2olbeniorn, ipeibes,
70-72e; aolbsntorn, s.lb.s 71A-
73ae; aOlbentOru ssmiidtss 7o-72e.
Rogsm. go. 2 $1o1-1.03;
No. 3 77-99c; 30. A 89-92e.
5afer. - Rortspeitrn. No. 2
ipeiBer 52-53e; Roribnciiern, Stans
barb tpeiber 51-52e; Rortbpeitsrn,
Ro. 3 ipeiber 49-50c; Eo. 3 tpeib.r,
einbeimifdsr 47-4se; Ro. a tpeiBer
44A-45e; 80. 2 gemifft.r 50-51e;
Ro. 3 aemiidter 4s-49e; 30. A ges
miIdtsr 45-46e.
Wbisfep.
@erfanIt ipurben 772 g6ls. Die
FILTERS Jiniftsb @oobs auf Der Bajis
bon $1.39 per galIone.
0roeeriss.
2affee - Saba 23-30e; Mos
da 2s-30t; Guatemala faucp 19c;
oo. gutter 17ac.
Nrimd ...............-..nS f1H
Glir ...-..............itr ieS
{ult :.s-...s.......s...- .-ltB 1oh
lplp gnit .-iOA loh
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Ghieaap. u. csan.

8 Icdgo, u. Jan.
S9peine. 3ufubr 45,000;
Wartt fart unO b0bsr; Butt $6.75-
7.15; leibte $6.5O-7.05; semii4te
$6.70-7.25; i3psrs $6.70-7.25;
robe $6.70-6.80; ger!sl $3.50
$50.
Rinb pie6. - 3ufubr $4,000;
Wartt fart; TutiDe Beef Stiere &c.
50-9.65; Giibe unb Ssifsrs 1926
$50; &dl6er $7.25-10.75.
S9afe- 3uflbr $1,000: Warft
Iapa4. Wsihsrs S7O0-7.60; Gpes
$5.00-705; 9dmmer $8.0O-10.6o.
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Metaa @arft.
q { 10 @orf. u. sSan.

JeFp yort II. Jan.
&upfer. - Martt felt; GlsetrolDtit
$24.OO.
Glen. - Martt feit unb unperan'
bert.
3inn. - Martt rubig, $41.0o.
8lei. = $3.50.
Spelter. - Seine Auotiruns.
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Hsp gort, IL. San.


Ws6l. = Iartt fsftsr; Spring pas
tents $6.o0-6.5O; Bintsr pateuts
$5.75-5.s5; Dinter Straisbts $5.65
.-5.75.
Dsi5sn. = Martt fart; 30. 1 9as
rim $l39; 10. 1 Hortbern 9uIutb
SLAB unb no. 1 Hortbern Ranitoba
$1.464 (. o. 5. Retp gort. Sir Rai
1857.
gDeIfaiOrH. - Murtt ieit; Ro. 2
sel6es SSe.
Safer. = Iartt fsf; 30. 8 psibsr
50s-51ae.
5eu. - Rarff rubig.
Sopfen. - Wartt ftetig.
SGute. = Wartt itetis.
2ebsr. - Rarft fer.
Bort. - Rartt felt.
Beef. = Rarit ftetis.
G9mals. - Wartt fart; MibSIe
Weit $1o.50-10.60.
1aIs. = Rarit feit; SpseiaI &c.
Uplle. - Utarft ttetig.
asis. - Rartt ftetis.
MolaHes. - Ueartt felt.
3uder. - Rober, Nsdrtt pillis;
Centrifugal $4.33-4.52; MoIaies
$3.56-3.75; raifinirter, itstig.
Butter. - Waarft itetis; 3ufubr
7.409; ereamsrp eytras 33e; Grsames
m 34e; firits 2S-32e; ieconSs 25a-
27ac.
ei.r. = Iartt f.iter; 3ufu6r A.
975. Grii9 ssiau,slte ertra feline 35--
36c; ertra firfs 33-34e; firfis 31a
321e; fecpHOs 30-31c; tpeibe,
feline Bis fancp 39-41e; braune So
3Sc.
adie. - Martt feiier; 3ufu6r Ss2.
Stuts tpbpIsmiIt, fpecials 17a-1Se;
oo. fanep 173c DO. ipscials 17-17ae;
bo. fancp 16t-163c.
GefIiisel. = 9sbenbes, Mtdrtt unre'
sslniGbis. esrsiuists, Taurtt feiisr;
friib seiflaat..e Msitern 5iibn.r IS
-2c; 6dbus 13-1sc; Surtsps "a
25c.
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gtnetundtt ~. geH, 1914
Iie Aa9fraee rad 16riebsa rae etute
tst&I 70 tetr greb unb bic Qjsi9Hfts wasen
su1iass. ne BinSratsn jirS unpesdnbert
vtblhbem fJar Iarleten scn caaI purben
vvH ben BaHfen Az bere4net, uabreHb De.
tdhhtRapisrs 5u t--6x bisfuni,rt prbtl
Hm tasnsa NarEte pnrbeR Gagleben spn
sau. ~ SK-A$ sRo aui Belt " 4--4HS
VlaciSt.
xssaia ani Nss psss
Dsresu sa Bari uub roc 1tsleH . 5uiiAn
YanisB usyisuit. Sw goaatsrrsis bstfasr
sOt eramie pr tioo0.
sssAfa ssf Gsssys.
SiHt. HsHia aHf 1oHbon uurben ~
4.T1k--As0 psr gfp. Sterling quotirt. Gar
MsfG snf Berlin rpurDen sac ilir 4 Mari
bsrennet. tar We&iel aui Raris 164e pro
6ysHe. sut NmierDam 43tSe pro eulbtn
unl auI Wtsn l4J1t perRtons, NtrtB 16Ae,
Nubel ", Granes tSHpeiS) ie4e.
upxsss rtasss,snsn
paren rutis unb itstig Die 8aHlta aus.
G,uiaui. gsr,aat
~ BoabS 1915 Coup. .i0s5< 1l04
~ Bombs. 1918 ......10i4 -
~ Uonps, 1880 80. 70 -
w ysueHia ........ w --
~ HonaIe ....... .10lH
0itsrias essis.umiate.
Eis rmidte i'm bieiiseu gieaiIngbsuie
bsIieffH fit peuts aui $s,oiS,500.
xstai estnriistm.
Ter Narft In 2ciaifeinritdttH wnr hsute
tubIgeL bod waten be Treife felt. aa6'
itspsnot Strtduie iinb Su Derl9ten:
IN bu 1Srie
First Call.
10 utisu slmsr. aaunbrp wlnh. ptd.. .. .1i2
. tiiiien Din. 4 sub. lei. .2o2M
II siitien Gin. Uns & glseirie ........ 15&
= uttisn Cbio State Telephone .,.... 3g5s
affisn oiH. Greet ap. ............1os
second Call.
10 9intirnati Gds & gls6tIie ...... 75h
10 Columbia Gas x electric ......... 10
- lbiD Qiites Cbas pref. sf......... s2A
- gsnrtrnait etrset gtailivap .1oSs4
I'm sifsntn Taarii.
10 Vroetsr 4 Gamble com. .0p5
10 9iHs Bds Ir0nsp. ...L......... e5h
5000 eitiie Wliami u. R. az, 1909 80. S5
ssn00 ganitoba 81, 1920 .,....... 9ess
1900 5ntertoro No, Z. !. 59e. 1860 80. seis
10000 4lspeiaub Selabfs bts. 1925 -. .iOeh
$4,000 hob Qo,, o., 5&o, 1894 .. .1lOH
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81. Central RET. lr. = III e. Eutbsr Or. .foSx
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Cincinnati, IL. San.
3ufubr uno 9erianbt pdbrenb Der
Isbisn "a Stunbsn, psrgIidsn nit ben
pOrpersunsensn spei 9asen, iinb ipie
folgt:
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0erianbt ipGbrenb bsrfslben 3sit:
gtinop. S9tpeine Stafe
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-29
UNCERTAINTY AS TO
RETURN OF IDAHO TROOPS
Villas Activity in Chihuahua and Unrest in So
nora May Result in Keeping the Regiment
on the Border for Some Time.

The activity OF villa In Chihua-
hua and the possibility of an inva-
sion by the bandit chieftain OF So
nora has completely upset all calcu-
lations as 10 when the Second Idaho
il liable TO be ordered home" naid
t.. W. Bowan. who arrived in Boise
last Monday from the border. where
he acted as Capital News currcspon-
dent.
There is no question Of the In :
creasing difficulty with which the de-
facto government holds control or
the west coast states and the known
undereurrent of sentiment for villa
gives rise TO the logical belief that
q few weeks more at tho outside will
see Sonora break entirely with the
Carranzista regime.
In that event II Is impossible 10
imagine anything but movement OF
American troops across the border
Should they 60 the Second Idaho
will be In the front line.
The efficiency of the regiment
makes Il In effect an available body
of regulars. Indeed. under the act
effective July / and which was In
force az the time OF the musterinE In
OF the Idaho regiment our troops arc
practically reRularn
state military organization al Camp
Stephen Little which was mustered
In under the new law. SO Il appears
the Idaho men are In for any sort
of service liable to be required.
This IN satisfactory TO officera and
men alike II only there IL action
The desire to go home is not nearly
no great as the desire 10 do what
we came to do" II the men knew
they would be able to help straight
en- out the Mexican muddle. even IL
they did not get across the line TIL
next spring. they would be contanted
to remain there and go thru the rou-
tine work of the entire winter. II
is the uncertainty that causes all the
uneasiness among the boys from
home.
The men are beginning TO wonder
IL II pays 70 have such a good repu-
tatiop for efficiency. II results IN the
bulk OF the general work of Camp
stephen Little being put ON the Ida
hO troops.
Lieutenant Miles OF Company NJ
has been assigned to a bridge build
ing problem too difficult for other
regiments.
He has been ordered 10 build q
bridge over a very erratic arroyo be-
tween the Connecticut and tho truck
company camps. Other bridge build
ers have put In structures which the
sudden floods coming from the cloud
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-29
HIGHWAY WILL MAKE
SHORTER
ROUTE

Soda Springs, Sept 26.-Thru the
combined efforts of the. Bannock
county board of commissioners. the
Pocateilo Commercial club. Hon. Ad-
olson T. Smith representative I'm
Washington, the Soda Commercial
club, and the individual efforts OF C.
W. Pomeroy. George Gittins and Joe
Young, the approval of the state
highway commission of Idaho has
just been obtained for the much
needed highway from Soda Springs
to Freedom.
E. II. Booth OF the state highway
commission completed q thoro in
spection of the route recently and
was very much impressed with the
commercial possibilities of this road
as well as the scenic attractions
When the road Is completed the trip
from Soda Springs to Star valley can
be made with an auto in two hours
"A freight tractor can easily make
it in half a day.
This road viii mean 4 great deal
to this entire section Of Idaho. At
Soda Springs II viii connect with the
present east and west state highway
reaching Georgetown and MoufnaIfer
on the east Grace Lago. Thatcher
Cove. Mink Greek. Preston and 10
gan on the south. and Bancroft. Lava
Hot Springs. McGammon. Oneida
Pebble and Pocate11o on the west
Much credit is due the above named
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-29
BOARD or EDUCATION
rs DOING GOOD WORh

The state board Of education H.
devoting great deal or time To the
question OF school legislation. Tho
material thus obtained will form tho
basis for recommendations TO tho
forthcoming Legislature.
One OF the main ideas OF the board
with regard TO school law IL 20 sim
plify n by removing unnecessary pro
visions and getting rid of conflicts
and obscuTities, many of which have
accumulated owing TO measures be-
ing passed without due consideration
Of other statutes. Al the last session
Of the legislature, the reeommenda-
tions of the board resulted in actual
iy reducing the bulk Of the school
law.
The board has decided TO recom-
mend the enactment of n Law 10 en-
able the counties and school ai#-
tTictH 10 carry on health work ia
| the schools. In this connection the
board is in favor OF laying stress
upon health rather than disease ln All
this work; they favored the health
Inspections In the schools made an
| privately as possible.
! number ~ the larger diatricta
IN the state are already CONDUCTING
health work and the results are
gratifying In tho extreme. One OF
the largest towns In the state haa
practically eliminated epidemica oi
childTen's diseases by this method
! In this matter the board wi11 act o.
cooperation with the state board .0l
health.
The state board is also earneatl,
seeking q plan OF relief from ths
cross inequalities In the educmtfona
funds Of counties and school dIarIctl
and in thelEs expenditures for aehoo
purposes. That there In sx1rmVakane,
and waste in some districts and nov
erty and destitutIon In others 4
shown BY 3 special report OF the com
missioner of education Some OF IN
facts In this regard. ~ shown BY Tn
commissioners report. are aa fol
lows:
: The amount of taxable property 4
: rural district with one taaehe
] ranges from a maximum Of Sz.szS
} O5f.00 down TO q minimum OF lee
than E1.o00.0Oi The average amoan
: OF taxable property per child q
school age IN the counties varies fraI
Z over 100000 to under $500 Ot
. The annual expenditure for : on
= room rural school varies from s2
10000 (which ts surely too much
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-29
RICH GOLD STRIKE
MADE At ATLANTA

Boise. Sept. 27.-A strike that
surpasBes any Quartz strike ever
made In the long history OF mining
in this state has been made at Allan
to. Ore running thousands of dollars
a ton In value IN now being sacked
for shipment-crude chunks of dark
rock ribbed and banded with pure
yellow gold.
The rich strike. made within the
last month, is no pocket, but has al
ready been followed for $50 feet
and the end Is not yet i'm sight. The
find has been carefully inspected by
Robert y. Bell. state mine Inspector.
who has officiaIiy declared e TO be
the most important strike of the kind
ever made In Idaho.
This is the richest gold strike
which has ever been recorded in Ida
no history" said Mr.. Bell IN his Of.
ficiai announcement made on Tues.
! day. The state mine inspector had
{ just returned from an Official tFiT
\ to Atlanta, and made the announce.
ment with the permission Of the own.
/ ers OF the property.
II believe that this strike will dis
count the romantic bonanza values
for which this state was noted IN Il.
SOS" continued Mr.. Bell.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-29

bursta common hero swept away.
. See II you can build one that
win stay the major told Lieutenant
Miles when hs was ordered ON the
Job.
..'rhe lieutenant with his crow
from the idaho regiment. will build
bridge that VIII mtay--if, ms he
said, it tR necessary to dir for a
month 10 find something solid 90 tic
to-
Another bridge building Job haas
been assigned to an Idaho engineer
serving In the ranks OF company q
az u private. Jack Mason has been
made construction engineer ON tho
new $1,000 bridge the government In
building across tho big arroyo Ga Mo-
gales just ON the International line.
This IN an lrontcml twist uf fate.
Here N man capable of any kind
of engineering fn civil life -and who
easily II worth 1900 20 $3.50 a month
plugging away Al his profession for
Uncle sam for an SIS month wage.
'Still he goes into IL with juAt aa
much enthusiasm as tf he were on
civil life salary. IL In that something
which makes u man want to do mia
work for the sake of tho work that
puts the snap and ginger into Private
Mamon'R tackle of this really Impt re-
ant piece OF engineering.
And why notP When the bristRe
10 finished a beautiful arched IA
crete structure IL with stand ms q
monument of part OF tha service the
Second Idaho has rendered ON the
border. IL will ba a reminder OF n
actentioum performance of duty by
Private Jack Mason or company q.
Second Idaho infantry. And | am not
sure but If ! we're Private Jack kIa-
son. ! would rather. in the years 10
come, point to that bridge aa my ne
complinhment while on the border
than to be able TO nay ~ was here,
or there. or yonder. that 1 lay m
my rifle and picked off one or ito,
or three. or a dozen. Maxiranai"
"Somewny 1 imagine that after n
while there will he more satisfaction
ia Jack Maaon's mind over having
built n bridge that will stand for cen
turies-serving the needs of human
ity--thnn 10 rHmomber the ConvmI-
siVe spring OF = Mexican or Mexieana
whom bullets from his rifle had
killed.
But we're dreaming
Anyway the Second Idaho has =
tremendous reputation for aniciency
and u ia getting the fellows into =
lot Of hard and unusual work Btlil.
I'm Just Whispering 10 yon-zthe
bloomin' animals like iti't
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-29
FrHH AND MARTIN LEASE
THE saONTHsAgLgKsas aHHg4E

The Montpelier Milling company
has leased the mill 10 Massrs. l..
Fuhr. recently ri poeateiIo. and a..
w. Martin Of BIaekfo0t The feamm
WAS made for one year, dating from
the 2sth of this month. ar. Martin
IL practical miller OF many YEARS
expsFtenes. Gn fact. he IL the oldest
miller IN point 0f experience In Iha
lntsr-mountain country. Mr FuhF
has technical knowledge Of this
business and has been connected
with mills in North Dakota and Ne
braskas These men guarantee that
they viii keep all brands of the com
pany'g flour np 10 Ghe usual himh
standard. They announce that they
Vii be responsible for al contracts
and purchases made since Sept. 16eh.
They VIII also pay Ehe highest uaF~
ket price for wheat.
Frank Miles. who has had the
management 81 the miil tor tha past
ten years. will spend the naxt two
or three months in looking after ne-
counts due the company. He con
templates going 90 California about
the first OK next year 10 remain for
couple OF months 81 mere.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-29

erfy. 6.O63; Hansen, s.9s2.
state auditor-Barrows, 5,120.
Folsom, 9.613; Lewis. I5.94s; Park.
hurst. 6.ee1.
State treasurer Eagleson, 24.
271; Fisk. 1857.
Attorney general Fo1. s.94s;
Smith. 9,2B2; Sunderlin. 0.53s; and
Sweeley. 1903.
Superintendent OF public lnstruc
tion-Bryden, Is. .i49; Redfield. 81.
2sA.
Mining inspector-Be1l, z.S40.
Justices supreme couFt-Dunn 90
947; Rice BOLTS: Sullivan 1879.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-29
BUSINESS IS RUSHING
OK THE SHORT LINE

Freight traffic on the Short Line
is heavier right now than if has been
for many years. In fact / doubt IL the
road has ever ever before done the
business It is doing right now" said
a local Official TO the Examiner scribe
Tuesday morning. "and the fndica-
tions are that business will increase
fully Is per cent within the next 80
days" The eastern shipments CON
sist largely OF stock, fruit. grain and
lumber. The company is now taxed
to the limit for men and rolling
stock 10 keep the freight moving
and what is worrying the operating
officials is. how they are going 20
handle business when the anticipated
increase comes.