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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-03

Senator Thompson took hand N the
examination, and said:
you are drawing 100000 year, ard
Mr.. Shuster wants TO know what you
do"
But the witness foundered around
until M Moss came 70 the rescue and
showed him that he wss judl;'ai OIL
Ger.
"Whv did you allow your gubordi,
mates TO decide TINS Sl25,oOO .. asheo
~ "rhey ' didn't; did" said the wit
Did you arrive at it by percentage
basis ," -,
81 don't know" said the witness help
From whose fertile brain did it
Il don't know" .,o.
"How does it happen that this sl2?,-
600 is the very amount PAID 20 NJ ~
Shonts as the first part of his bonus .
II don't know"
Relies on 81 Don't Know
allow is it that on this memorandum
in pencil is the figure Sl6O,0OO, the TO-
tai of the Shonts bonus :"
81 don't know.
"Was it suggested by your suoofu'-
mates or by the lnteroorough
81 don't know 49, ,.,,
Mr.. Craven stopped saying Il don
Lnoyv" when he was asked II he had m
a,,;,od into the reason of the state
nert furnished by the Interborougn
.bat in tho S1,532.000 asked fl25,Ov'
had been paid and $4,000 was due.
This referred 10 the Shonts bonus Hc
said he didn't remember. .,
Did YOU disallow the rest OF the ~
$50. 600" asked Mr.. Shuster.
II think so =. -,
where is the order disallowlns 1t =
There isn't any
r;nailv he was forced 10 admit he
erred in saying he thought the res
had been disallowed, and tnal ne
Hood the PETERBOROUGH could ask Tor
a redetermination any time. oooo
WAS there a dollar in tnat 81 'ooZ'VoV
that was legally charge against the
city? asked Mr.. Moss.
Nr. Craven replied. 81 don't know.
GLOW did you dare grant single
dol ar of il, let alone sl2o,OVO
BECAUSE il was a good settlement.
rIe was forced 70 admit, after con,
siderable fencing with the chlef counse.
to tho committee. that he considered
the bonuses TO the lnterOorough ON
cials as gratuities. c,..
what right had you TO bind the CITY
OF New York 10 gratuIty 10 an inter
borough oficial?" asked Sir. Moss.
They were entitled TO H." SAID Ny
Craven.
what right had you TO make the
CITY Of New York an eelemosynary IN
stitution-to give away the city .
money!" -,
After more fencing the witness said:
"Well. the counsel (Mr. Coleman
had advised that they were proper
charges"
Thompson Accuses Craven.
"Well, | don't like TO make any per-
sonal reference" said Mr. Moss, but
| know | worked nights for weeks az
time in the District Attorney office
and got my salary and no more. And
! know If any one had given ne more
than my salary some one would have
gone TO jail.
Il was at this point that Senator
Thompson said he would prefer charges
against Mr Craven.
\ memorandum 10 an accountant N
the Public Service Commission, signed
By Mr.. Craven. was introduced. IL or
dered the accountant 20 install a syste n
Of accounting in the future, IN order
to reduce the chance of error OF com
putations 10 a minimum" IL was dat !
October 20, 1918, two days after Mr..
Craven allowed the marlborough 10
charge $4,000 against the city in 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-03
PREPAREDNESS MAYORS MEET
First Session of National Conference
To BE Held To-day in St. Louis.

81. Louis. March mayors and dele
gates appointed by them from all sec
tions of the United States arrived IN
st. Louis to-day to attend the National
Defence Conference OF Mayors, which
will hold its first session here to-mor-
row.
Among the arrivals were Robert
Bacon former Secretary of State;
Navor Mitchell Of New York, Cornelius
Vanderbilt. chairman of the New York
civ Committee on National Defence;
Mayor Curley of Boston, Harold W:
Newman. Director Of Public Safety Of
New Orleans: Mayor Smith of Phila-
delphia and Mayor Woodward Of At
lanta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-03
INHEPITS FORTUNE,
BUT STICKS TO NAVY
Sailor. Heir to 100000, Will
Serve Out His Term.
LBy Telegraph to N. Tdhunc !

Boston. March Heir 90 a fortune
Of 100000 left BY relative in Ger
many. Edward j. Miller. "a seaman on
the destroyer Conyngham, will remain
working for s26 month m Uncle
SANS navy until the expiration Of his
four-year term, in December next
Although he may obtain his release
from the service 70 properly take caro-
Of his fortune, Miller IL satisfied With
his present job. he says, and not look
ing for discharge.
In his long career with tho navy he
has visited nearly every country IN
the world. An automobile In which
he can spin along country roads for a
change il likely to be one of his first
investments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-03
Coleman Makes Speech.

When the committee finished With
him, he asked that Dee might make 4
statement. explaining u was IN tho nat
ure Of personal privilege" This was
granted him. Then he made q speech,
saying that he had been misunderstood
by the reporters a week ago, and that
from the press reports his friends
would probably think be was trying 20
conceal something, and that he mad
nothing 20 conceal. He said be wanted
il made part Of the record because T.,
vas state document, and that he wa/
anxious for the benefit OF his family. i
Senator Thompson announced thaYh
would try to find GU, where George W.
Young had disappeared 10 when tho
committee resumed to-day. lie ha5
called Bainbridge Colby, who has acted
as counsel for Mr. Young. AMI hopes TO
learn something from him. lie has
subppnaed several people from tho
Hotel Netherland, whore Mr.. Young has
apartments.
81 have heard Mr.. Young has gone to
Palm Beach again" said Senator
Thompson. ~ do not ike the way he
is tampering with this committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-03

Mr. Rogers, saying it was far from
excessive. considering the work Mr.
Rogers did on the dual subway con
tracts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09

ich 0itiront sic ocrnidteuOcu
SAlahtci nn 9iorooiien Ger EurH
buud m Siiorn sic 3ertriimnc
rnna 0gs rniiiihcn Neeres, oie 9lili
0oltulia ocr NIT oucr Gncr8e
iuuer 9luueuouug Giles Oeiicn mas
ser .QieWd 5u ieiner grgeHcitigcn
&Irnmhmg criunocn bat gcplan.
ten oiicniiuul Gur6briic6e aui Der
@ciipnt. Scr 9altanieloNg 1910
Scr 9lrhbrld 5u lmlcren &cr6iInoe.
ten Oer Siirtci. Gos iin0 furj geiogt
0c uorlduiiacn Gtoppen 5uu cnO9iil.
hgen Sicac. Cns iit 5um guteu Ecil
Solfcnbouns gecrf. ooS emit cincs
Der maAtiaiicli DicaeiMt ocr itounen.
ocu 9loduoli toum be9rciilidlcn imo
ioBborcn in DER &cltaccbd)te lein
iuiro Ser 2oicr hot bic bohcn Scr.
0icnitc SoltcubopnS meOerbolt auis
wGrnitc 0nertonut 10 neueromgs
mieocr gm Eobrcslucrtiel in elmer
NobnettSorOcr III Ger cs bciBt
Sd will OoS So6r 1915 ni6t 81
@aoc gc6cn lolicn oDnc nod cimnaI
mutt 1nnfbortcit ocr groB2n miitdri-
cbcn Griolgc ]u 0coctlem Die ms
nut @ottes Silic in oentielbcn bcihie.
oci 9clueicn im0 Sdon bentc
lit ous5itiprehcn OaB neOen Der 8dben
Eapierteit im0 Dem NclOennmt Der
Erlppcn, ionic 5rer mutergiIltigen,
berporragcn0en 6iibrung, Ger plan.
pollen, tottr6itigcl ino porousiholt.
enoen 9lrbeit Der oberlieu SeereSlei
tunq 0as &er0ieult bieriiir gcbiibrt.
Inter Sbrer porbil0lI1en, iiheren
9eitung bat Der oeluidDe @cneralltub
ieine oft crprobie SHdtietet bon
neueu bewieien uno iih int alten
9tie bemdbrt. SbHen imo Sbren NGt
arbeitern ailt 0dber beute i'm beion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09
@eKarabiem.
@srIiM.@0 @0niIaMIiaOpeI

err glame gciiornUlcH miro inmter
bauiiacr acnonnt umo 5wor nidt mr
III oen @eneraliiabsberidieH: er bil.
SCI ieit eiuiger SET cicacniiauo bal
tiger Gistuiiiou ia Ser rumdniiden
aanner Iieie rdiiihe 9sropinl. oer
Speiiellos behieoen W. nod longe
Sic 0iIenilihe Nleimus guropas SUI
beldaiiiaen, beiin0et lid ME HanGpe
nu0ere uermeiHtlidje 0rlIlildje Fro
nin1eno BLOB 700 Satire (ieit lSl2)
inier Der Serridoit oes 3areu ,Slh
H Sobr9unoert y. Gbr neipobnten
0ieies Sano 5t0iBen bon ocren 3elt
lprcdcn nod Die loa a9unoert
GSraber (SuseD ldnsS 0eS %rutD.
gMid Den 4b0ui3icrn mar Venara
bien bcfout Sn G. Sa6rbuHoert
arimoacu lie an Der Stcllc oes bepil
aea atfermcn ibre aolpnie Gfiiula.
Bereits III oicier 3cit bc5og @rieAen-
louo bon bier ans grot lno Soll
ssui a. SobrBulloert iinoen mir iHon
tier Tocier, oiegl0G IT, @9r otrd
graian unterjodt wuroeu Sbr Sano
diI0ete sic ronliite 8rcpiu5 DacieH.
9IuS oicier 3eit iinrnmen Die ioge
uannten Iraiouspalle Die nodj
Deltte i'm niolihcit Ieile oes galioeS
5u finoen limo. Plus oct &eric5mcl
snHa Ser olliodjtboHeil 8eUolferltlIa
NIT oen bercin3iebcuoeit romildal
Nolontiten biIoete lido, mie man an
lfiumt, Die rImldniid)e 8alle 1eit
0em 81 Sagr6lui0ert mnroe 9eliard
bipn iii Den 5.ron 0cr 0roBcu @ol
REMEMBERING bineinae5oaell Gs
0lrd3ogei nomeinnn0er OoS Solio.
@oien, Nuuien gliien @ulgaren
lm0 euoldj 2lopcu. Gieie ilopiiden
G6Ifcr (llblitibcn nuo Eiper5erl
ipur0cn Dpn Sen ribcuiidlen SilrIeH
helicgt mo uuterluoricn 1ie lonoen
iic6 oudj ilu @ecrc oce 9llibcacnillr
item GIcg bel iciucm berii6ntteu 6clos
5uae nadl MoHltontinopcl tJ0S) In.
ipdterer Belt (biS i3 Sobr9nnorrt)
mliroc 8endrabien 5nn 1hauplor
Scr NpngoliidDen SIoaiiou Sm l3
So1r5inoert 6ilOeI Sciiarabicn uno
oos 6euiiac 9ilnldlirn cine 9iei1c
pol 5iirilentnucrii Sanutcr"l,
ciie5 BON iBncH bHun oel 9iaaleH
D9eiiarobien Sn Der NSte Oes If.
aSabrbiun0erts iom 0ieics Son0in oca
4scrbono 0cs iuoloaiiidcn 6iritcii
tHuS oas tn rs Sobrmuioert mltr
sic Nerrihait Der Siiriei iel Grit
1912 luiuoe gleiiornDicu ruHildl.
id]ou 1923 uiroe ocr @dloiien ocr
@elblibcrpoltuna oer ncuc1 EropiB
pcrrid)ict 1854 BORT oid bic oagc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09

Sieoac 9llbum per6fieutl6tcu Ge-
0idtjDflus Sin gSiuter in Berlin"
begaugen bot. o@ie id mid bier be-
bage2 gSie oic @ul onl 0littagc
Su ldrmcnocr ardbcni6or.
N9, mar in meiner gladt icb eiuiam
mie id mar" SIMMER alliS neue be-
tlagt er ieinen SoHHeroltientboIt IN
gteuieB nit ocm @inter IN Berlin
pertauidel 81 miiiien: aglpl babe idD
oen Soamer aus3ubaoeu Sm @in.
ter in Oer 3eiioen3. Gen sol 3u
ma6cn unghdoigen @naoen Statt
oenl Scn5 Der Grjellcn5.~ Die politi.
idcn 3nit6noe i'm Berlin oeS Dor.
mars bo6en i6m Oen 9tuientbpIt Doa-
enOS perleiOet. 3mei Gage Dor ser
Mdr5rebohitiou oerlieB cr oie prcuBi.
ihe Sauptita6t, im6 elm SSo6r Der.
nad perlangte mo erbielt er feline
'Fcniiouieutng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09
Sin iaiOmouiidiss lIrtsil.

9(ns Nciicu miro iolaenocS Sc
id)idtnen cr3d6lt 3lpilMcll oeu Gin
mobnern pom gierubeiH ilno MeiH
0em bcitc9t felt ldugerer 3eit ciu
aciponnies &crbaltHis. ooS bciol.
0ers 5lm glllSould fonnlt henn bic
gappnHcr bcioer Grte Bemeiuloni sic
clcfiriiNe @o6u nadj Otanl9ein be
lnBcn. G1 aibi cs 5uueileH ni6t
mu9iei6crcielL ionoeui oAd) S0tfid
fciicn 10 onB icOlicBlidj ooS &c5irfs
amt cmidrciicn muBtc. 2ieics aub
sic Sodie an oic 6ltlidnoi8e Giicl'
boAuacirllitoit 5Ir GaltidcioHng, bic
lun nit iolpuIuliihcr %clSBet cut
idlico OaB bic g9rnbeimer bel 9e'
mlMua Der 9ohn inn III ocnl 9llc
ioypaaclJ sic &icrpAcimcr mlr ~
OcW Slnh1necuaarn Bios nebmen
0iiricn Scaocn berridli 9luhc 3lpI
idcn Dcn icinolid)clI &riibcrli
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09

mcinen @runoiabc scr @ouuerue.
mcntsoermaltrma eiugeiiibrt
GaS @ouucrncmcitt gcilorobien
1ut l56,230 Guooratfilometer mo
G90O) 2.l4i 200 @tnwo6ner, Oa.
pon in oen 5i1oien 35LS00. Die
Sdlitc ser geppbner biloen Die ytl-
mduen As gro5eHt uab ibnen
tommeu Die llfrainer 1916 Eros
3ert. Suoen ~ sEro3ent. &uiieH
S.4 @ro3eut. 9ulgaren ~ 5 @ro3eut.
Gestihe uno Iiirfen ie 3 'Bro3ent
aim. Iie lItrainer iiHo IN 3pei 8es
5irfcn GboiDn lHO 8cnoeru
in ser @ic6rbeit.
Bon Der aan5eu Slddc 6etomlnaS
idbipen 9ooenS 3.S3I.S21 Iess
iotinen q gcsi. 1909 6ettnr)
marcu 1895; 1872 Gro5cut in oen
Sdnoeu BON &riuat6eiibern 4S.G
gro3cnt in oenen ser 9operu (]foo.
icaano) ino S,2 @ro8ent. ia oeneH
0ea Stuates. Scr Stride uno Der per
idiroenen Sniiihliioncn. Bon 0eH
Bripntbeiib ae6prie oeii 9mern
.3l8.O00 Gesi ,Seoe 9aueruwirt
idldit Bat onrHihulttlih 90 Tcsi.
Beiibloic @mtern gibt 6 bier niebr
.nlS ir5Gono ou0ets III ahlBlmiOs
n0mIih % @roscnt Gic -Sauptbe
id6itigima ocr Seuo6nrr lit Sano.
mirtidait (70 @ro5cnt Ger Beoolte
uins). Ger Grtraa oeS 9toigeircioes
NOR 1910; 157 N}fN 'ero, 0cs 0oierS
.4,5 nlO aortoiieln IA. Sn Der aHl-
tir 0cs Niois mo Scr SSeintrdnbe
iltlnnit @riiorabich Sen erltcn Elae
ia 9iiBlano ciu Bel eiucr miitlcrcn
Grntc fam @eiiarabien itoB 0er
Gcdiua ocS 9eooriS ser cigcnen 8c.
differing 100 Niil @uo 8ctreioc
erportiercn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09
drisSrid glaasrt in gserIim.

Ger iedsjd6rige 9lufentbaIt. sen
Grieorid giiidert. Scr Dor eiueu bal
hen So6r6lnoert pcritorbcne 9iAter,
IN Berlin uo6m i'm Spdtiabr 1871
5uIammen nit anoeren 6ieiiiesgro-
sen 0urd Srieorid @ilbelm Nv al
sic bieiige llHiueriitdt berllfen. bill.
oet pnbl 0ie ungliidieliaiie @pode
i'm 2ebeu 0es GidlterS, Der aus iei-
ust glbncialng gegen oas @roBiiaot-
oalein, Die 0oit lno 5liidtigteit OeS
Nerliner 2ebens ME ein Ge6l aemo6t
bat. MandeS fam 5uiammcu lnu
Jiiidert sen 9hlfentbolt in Berlin 5u
nerlei6en. Seine gorleiimqen 3Hr
oricntalii1cn B6ilologie. oie er IN
iciner @obntug IN Der BcbrenIiraBe
obbielt, fanoen MIR iebr idmoden
3nloui. Nlit oeu duBeren 6ormen
ocS @eieIidoftSle6eus tonntc oicier
Sictbobcr ser oltOeutihen Srodt iib
ean5 ilnO gar nitt abfinOen. Go
fam cs, ooB er, menn cr nniongs
nod BEL Erofelior WoglriS. bel 0en
,E5iloiopben 8renoelenburg mo Der
Sarnilic y8interiel0 pertc6rt bat in
NeH Iebten SSo5ren ieines 9erliner
SlufentbaItes oen CT, iobolO Der
SriibIina fam luir all5ugern nit
ieiuenI @ute glcllIeB bertnuidte, ein.
iSrnli6eS GiniieOIerle6en fiibrte m0
uolc qenug in oen @erud eines
pinocrlihcn Seiligen fom. Seine
lln5ufrieoen6eit murOe nod 0a0urh
aeiteieert. OoB er, in ser Soifnung
nuf oie llnterltiititug EiedS, per.
ivhte, nit Ailiorii6eu Grpnien 0ic
9crIiner Noibii6ne 5u erobern. Sic
Hcuen Stiide iino freilid nod noe.
niger fir Sic Sii6ne geeignet ais Oic
Elm W3eaiheuultcr 5npor neroiient.
lbten litcroriih intereiionten gto.
poleor1roHen. Ger aeleBrtc $ros
ieiior bot iett Die merfmiirOige
Soec, cine neutrality-suspicious. Der
Wieuirbbeit in oromatiiden 9ilOcrn
jn eutperfen. @mem o&0nig QIriof
pon 9lrmenien~ ldBt er, immer in ser
8erIiner 3eit einen Soul ino
,@nSiO~ imO einen a9eroOes Der
@roBe" iolgen. 9ie6en eineiu Ora.
mcn8Dtlus oGie idbiiden aoiicr"
itebt eine cbeniaas unuolenoetc
9ieibc bon Gromen aus ser bronOcn.
burgiidJ preitBiihen @ei6idte. @cm
pieles 5uioumenfonL Inn gtiidert oen
glufentbolt in Berlin 8u uerIeioen,
unO Dor olem ieinc Stealng bel
Soie nidbt nodb SSlnid por, 10 cnts
idjuIoigt Oics ood nidlt sic Softloiig.
felt, Die er 1913 nit ieinem I'M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09

Oereu mein Dont lmO meine bo6ltc
glnerfennlmg. Sd meiB oes9alb audi
OoB i6, lpie id nit Dem Oeutldeu
&olfe audi i'm tomnenoen ariegs
iobrc ser llnIii6t uno Tottroit Der
6iibrer ser Sopicrfeit inierer inper-
aleihliheu SruppeH nit rilbiger 8u-
nerIidt pertrme, 10 audi weiterbiH
uii Sbre Silie mid iubeoingt Der
laiieu mo aui Sbre erprobte @iniibt
bauen touu. ge5. g9ilbelm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09
arausaiiides sriea8aeianasuenOrot

St ser lebten Sibiing ser agIeoSe-
mic oes Sciences in @ariS pllroc,
wie scr uGromet6gus~ mittcilt, elm
iebr ciuiades Gerfobrcn porgeidla-
gen ooS geitattet grot Iongc mli5u.
bepabrcn obne ooB es Sdinmel an-
iett ooer iiberndBig austrodnet. 0ie-
les 9eriabren loll boiptiddlidb bel
Ser @eritealmg ser iiir sic ariegsge-
iangenen ec6raublcn 9rotmeuge
&erpenour9 in0cn. Der 9roiteig
miro aui bic aemobnlide glrt unO
gSeiic beraeiteIlt. Gum Sduren miro
CT in Seigfor6e getan. 81brenO OeS
9odens miro sic aruite elatt gebal-
ten. 9lnl 6eitcn 6eip16rt baben ii6 oie
9rotc Die ni6t iAwerer ais Elm ailo.
gromm moren. 9lud 0oS goden tonl
c6cr Gin ipenig uerldngcrt merOen,
Inn 10 eiiic oollfommenc Steriliiotion
81 er6nlteu. &ommt 0os 9rot aus
Oen Sfen 6erouS, 10 miro cs in nod
wormcm 3ultano III 5mei Sogen Eo.
pier eingeidlogens oeiien GnOcn cir.
se6ogen werOen. Sicr5u cienet lid ou
5medmGBigiten Yergonlentpopier Sit
oie Gfcntenpcrotur oltf 100 bis 1870
@roO geiunten 10 meroen sic ein-
qcbHllten 9rote nod einmol einge.
idlobcn mo bleben oiesmol 10 6iS
90 @}inuhen in Sien. Ganodb peroen
iie 5lnu glbtiiblen beroliSgcnommen
lmO itiO perianotIcrtig. 60 cntItebt
cine 9lrt 9rotfonierbc, 0cren Silne.
Die ourh Die Sibe iel6it iteriliiicrt
lit, lid einem GmOringcn Der iddS.
lic6en Seine miOeriebt uno Dem @roi
Oie oniGnglide 6eudtiefeit beldBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09
sud bod ;SaIfenlaNn.

Syn Gttobcr 1914 ilberno6m Ser
ariegsmiuiiter Grid pon Snlfeu-
baDu iur Den crtraHtien 0bei Oes
@eneralitabes oes 6eIobeeres. BON
DtoItte. Die @eidaite oesielben. @oS
ieitoem geidebeu III, oas piieH mir
ollie, Ier sfielenihIog aui DER gelaln-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-06
INTRINSIC VALUE
FOR THE MONEY
Prosperity Purchases of Pianos

The right of coinage was granted by
the constitution to the United States
Government. The piano manufacturer
is not the Mint That is to say, no
manufacturer has the right to stamp a
certain fixed. value on a piano.
Some piano houses, by virtue of SUI
perior purchasing and distributive ad-
vantages. can actually furnish more in
trinsic value for the money than can
others. This is so with Eilers Music
Houses. This is particularly the case
in this present instance. Try it this
way-shop around all you want to. ask
everywhere to see the very best, brand
new. latest design piano containing the
most np-to-date and latest improve
ments, look at everything that may be
had for s525 and even $3.50.
Then come to Eilers Music House
and look at this new Exposition Style
AZ Instead of s525 or $3.50, 1t Is only
SflS. and terms of payment will be
made $40 down and $40 a month under
our new rtile-Ady
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-06
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE OF SHERiFF's SALE UN.
DER ORDER OF SALE ON JUDO.
MENT OR DECREE OF FORE
CLOSURE

In the District Court of the Third Ju-
dicial District Of the State of Idaho,
in and for the County of Ada.
John Pratley, plaintiff. versus Rupert
Z. Pearson and Carrie Pearson, his
wife, and P. H. Strange, defendants.
Under and by virtue of an order of
sale issued out of the above named
court ON a Judgment and Decree of
Foreclosure recovered in said court. in
the above entitled action, on the 2Sth
day of February, 1916, In favor of the
above named Plaintiff and against the
above manned Defendants. Said writ
together with a copy of said Judgment
and Decree Of Foreclosure, duly attest
ed on the 29th day Of February, 1916.
and to the Sheriff of Ada County di-
rected, and to me, Emmitt Pfost, as
| such Sheriff delivered on the 29th day
of February, 1916, for execution;
whereby | am commanded and re-
CURED to proceed to notice for sale,
and sell at public auction sale in the
manner prescribed by law, and accord
ing to the practice of said court, all
and singular the premises mentioned In
the Plaintiffs complaint, and described
in said decree or so much thereof as
may be sufficient to raise the amounts
found due to the plaintiff as set out in
said decree with interest thereon and
expenses of sale.
The lands and premises directed to
be sold by said decree are situated in
the County of Ada in the State of Idaho
and are described particularly as fol-
lows: Lot numbered six in block num-
bered four of Bryon's addition to Boise
City, Ada County. Idaho. as the same
Is shown on the official plat thereof
now on fle in the office of the County
| Recorder of said Ada County. To-
gether with all and singular the tene-
ments, Entertainments and appurten-
ances thereunto belonging or in any
wise appurtaining.
| Notice is hereby given that In COM
pliance with said writ, Judgment and
day of March, 1916, at the hour of 3
o'clock in the afternoon Of that day IN
front of the County Court House Door
in Boise City. Ada County, Idaho. !
will sell at public auction SALE all or
so much OF the above described prem
ises an may be sufficient to raise the
amounts so found to be due to the
plaintiff with interest thereon, to-
gether with costs and expenses of sale.
Cash Lawful Money.
Dated the 9Th day of March, 1916.
EMMITT PFOST,
| : Sheriff of Ada County. Idaho.
ADV. MO M27
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