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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-02
Ia QUESTION RELIGI0SA Y Las
CONFERENCES DE PORTS
MOUTH.

Sr.un Ia preusa ncOyork!la, uno
d los aSunlOS que Sc trataran Ell las
conrercnciaS de Portsmouth entire
los delegadOS americdnOS y los me-
yiranoS. sera la question re!lgl0Sa.
parpce u los cat6licOS amerlcan0S
Irabian ObtenidO del GobisrnO .Amer!-
rano. cuandO Bryan era Secretar1o
lie E.StadO. la formal profne>a IT." cue
H. CASA Blanca no rccnI!rcerld rl
Mexico a ningin gOhiernO qua no res
pria>c la libertad religiOsa. Al cT"r-
tn. :" ii.jo que Wilson y Bryan la
i,ian hechO "esII0ncs, ante CarranIa.
para que detuvicSr la pcrsccurlpn
contra 81 clero: pcrO o este no !ur
yrrrIaj. o nin.iin resultadO tuvIcInn
Iale< geStiOneS. porque la SaHa con
ira la Iclesia Cat6ljca fonlintla. y
har. pocos jiaS 81 Ilamado "goDcr-
nador" de Queritaro clausur6 Va
rios lemplos Y cXpulS6 Il dicz y >l"ir
.saccrd0tcs.
Cabrera esta prepaFado para sos
teiier I'll la ~cOnfcrenciaS la pOEftlrd
,uIc 81 "-pbiern0 dc facto' ha -
guide con los cat6IicoS m~rxican"S,
' aduciri I'll m~ano>caho arGumrnto
de- Gur 'cl cl-r" trataba lie rrcuP"-
rar 81 dominic temporal, m"HcIan-
dose Jen la poIitica del pals.
En- la S"mana Gai6iica de- Nu"Na
York. celcbraia reri"nsem"nt". :"
pronunciation vigOrosoS discusses
contra rl pre>iicnie Wilson poi 81
apatia "n cl aSunto d. que venImnS
Y Scria possible que. pnr
hallarar muy pr6XjmaS las rlrcrIo-
urS. alg., - nirirra Ell esq Srntldn.
pIcS 81 candidate drmGcrata SIR
JJic uSral6licOS suman mas Dc lj!Il
- millOncS IN los EStaiOS Unldo>.
10 que iratara de- s,icmOStrar Ia
brcra - quc'Carranza ma obrarI"
ron r>trictO apcso a las Leyss de
Rnforma: prro. p0r muchO que -
csfuerza. jamis ~lo=rari dcmostlar
uI" cSl;in dcnjrO de elias. aientadp-
como la expulsion de- Sacrrdol"s.
vi]olacion"s de m~Onjas, salucoS ~
tempIoS, etc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-02
HABLA FL CANDIDATE REPUbLICANIO 4 4
IA v|CEPRFS|DENCIA De Los e. III.
Dice que eI deber de Wilson era la5eE recos
noc.lL, al Epresidente HueEta

sido va reconocido pOr los PARTICIPATES
poderes de E uropa y otros paISes: pc
70 ell jefe de nuestro Executive, SC
volvi6 contra el, do ayuda y amino
a sus enemigos Y, a tempo, precipieo
su caida. Contragimos entonces gran
des obligaciones en- Mexico y 4 10 lar
20 de Ia frontera Y este. a mi Julclo.
habria sido ~inneceSario 81 hubieramos
rcconocido q Huerta, porQue tai ree6-
nogimiento lie habria dado credito fl
nanciero Y Ia fuerza n%eccSarla a res
tablccer ell ordcn. La intervention del
~Presidente Wilson en- los asuntos in
teriores de Mexico, ha sido el gran
error de su politica international, y
la dado lugar a los hecho5 mas de-
sastrosos.
"Por 10 general, nosotros no he-
mos sabido apreciar Ia importancia
del problema meXicano. Las rclacio-
mes entire los dos PASSES, son tan init
mas, que TODD ha Gebido hacerSe cor
honor para mantcner n huena into
ligcncia con nueStios VecinOs. La
Doblaci0n de Mexico es de 100000
De hahitantes Y hay 10000 america
nos que residen en- aquella rcpublica.
La riqueza acumulada ali por todas
las propicdades y empresas dc nueS-
troS n~acionalcs Sc estimau en.....
52.4G0. 100000 Y solo en- mvcrSioues
nay mas dc $1,000, 600. 600, aProxi-
madamentc un - por ciento del to-
tai.
la situacion meXicana cs I'm de-
sario q Ia Doctrina Bonreo, el mante7
nimicnto de Ia cual es de suma vita:
.idad para Ia paz futura y ii segu-
ridad de los Estados Unidos. Els ne
ccsario 2onfesar que solo porque los
podercs de Europa Sc hahn %envueI-
tos en- una guerra, que ocupa For
complete toda su eyistencia, no hen
mos recibiLo de ellos una protesta
contra los males que sc han inf!igido
a sus negocios va sus ciud2danos en-
Mexico. La protesta, sin embargo
pucde ~anir tan perentoriamente que
nosotros no podrIamos menOs de aten
Gcrin o satisfacer IN iusta indigra
ci6n de nuestros amigos de Europa
por unas cuartas notas politicas."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-02
LIS ACTIWDADES De F. VILLA
PUEDEN PERJUDICAR FL RE-
Trio DEL oral. PERSHING
DEL EXITO De La CAhPAkA De TREViNO
DEPENDERA FL CAABIO En- Los
PLANES DEL GOblERRO
TeIegrama Especial pare La PRENsA.

NUEN.A YORK. ScpticmDrc To-
Francisco Villa ha reanudado u
aclividadrS contra las fucrzas de-!
yobirrnO de factU, EN- 81 EStado d"
chihuahua. Los m%enSajhS traSmltI-
dos hoy de- la frUntcra llablan de- que
Il irrr rcDrldc. del Que no So llabian
yucltu a tfnrr noIiciaS. cSta demos
irandO que tOdavia Is un element"
de Dcli-rU, Y aunque 10 So cree que
pilcda Ilegar a tencr nj la lcrcera
Darlc de- Su antique pOderio. 81 50
cree due suS nucvaS actIyrdauc-,
rcalizadaS cn 81 centric del Esiad0 lie
Chihuahua. al sur de la capital del
mismo, sean mas Que sutIclenteS
para periudicar los planes que 50
tiereen reSpecIo d Ia retirada de- "a
cxpcdici6n del general PerShing, ia
Que. - dice, 50 GiSpOndrd en- cuaulu
los co~iuisinnadUs meXiranOs y amc-
ricanOs IIayan llcgadC d I'm arrr2lG
saLisfactorlu.
Del cXit1 Que ubtcnga en- u cam-
paia contra Villa eI comandante
militar del yobicrno de facto en- el
E,sladv d" chihuahua, depcnderd
que los planes para la rctirada dc
"a expedition del general peshing Sc
pcriudiquen 0 bien que no sufraIl
ningtin cenlratiempo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-02
FORHsRAH UNA COHISI0R No.
kEIlRIA PARA REeJLbRI-
IhR Ia CIRCULATION
Ii COLLISION ESTARA FGRHsBa 20R TRES
PERSONALS, &IERD0 HHa DE- ELIAS
Il "AIkiSIR0 DE- HACIENDA"
Tr:cs ma Especial para IA rEENsL.


CtUDAn DE- MEXICO, SepJiem-
bre Io.-El gobieruo de facto ACADIA
lie exPctir I'm decreto poi el cuaj sc
ui,poae II cre2ci0R lie una ComisioH
Nionetaria que estara integrada par
ties personals. una De elias e Minis
tro de Hacienda, que te'H'ra a su
Cargo, c~onservar Y admin's5rar lis
foaues cgiocados q su disposition poC
G. zobierao, para regular ' garanti-
"a lar circulation de IA moneda.
Ia comision eSta autoriaada para
hacer tsdg CHASE de operaciaues baz-
c@lins yanto Ell Mexico como en- ei
cXcranjcro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-02
SALIO AVER De LAREDO, TEX,
FL TFRCER RECiHIFHTO DEL
ESTADO De MISSOURI
HAN EHpEzhDO A BEGRESAR Al. K0RIE
LAS FUfRltS hIIICiAfkS CUE IS
TARAE En- LAREDO
IcIrgrama E>prriaI para IL rHENs:.

LAREDO. Texas. SrPtlembrr To-
\ La Tres Y ounce minutos de- Ia
mariana DE- hoy. y Il bordo dr uu lar
90 tren especial, Salio d. ">ta rilI-
dad para 81 Nortn 81 t%crrer r'-i-
mirnto de- i~nrantcria del EStaap lie
Missouri. bajo las GrdenoS del Corp-
ncl Martin.
Aver tardc 81 rrcibi"ron rn 81
f'uertc Me Into>h 6rdencs de IL 81
cr-taria de- Guerra Que diSponian ia
saiiIa do las fucrzaS que aDandnna-
r0n hoy Laredo. DieIO rcg!nueEio
vino de Kansas City cl mes de Julio
lr!timo. de- manera que fu6 muy POGO
eI tempo Que permaneci6 de GUM
melon en- la frontera.
Otro cuerpo de mlIician"$, eI Pri-
mcr rrgimicntO de ~lntantcfIa de Nj
Ssouri. So haila listO para marchar,
a las 6rdcncS de Su .ieGc, Ell CorOnel
DOnncI!y. Scgtin los informcS que
Sc iiancn aqni. los milicianos que
rorman este regimienLo regresardn
a San Louis. TOdo Su eruipo qued6
totaImentc empacado y cmbarcado
hoy, dc manera que 81 SaIlda &c
question de momcniO5.
Por las inTormacione5 que Sc Iccl-
heron hoy. SabeSc que, para reem-
piazar d las fuerzaS que han saIldo
las que SaIdran. Va d ser ehNlado
a esta ciudad 81 $40 regimicni0 dc
~infauteria que Sc IlaIIa cn san Anto-
min. 4-&yE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-02

americanas de Chihuahua, a etecto
de QUE las poblacioneS de Ia region
septcntrional del Estado, a! Saitr
aquellas tropas, queden bien guarni-
cionadas, de modo de hacer trente
e impedir la approximations de los
villistas q la fruntera.
Sabese que otras variaS &C
c~arrancistas mas, lIegaran G. t.e.e
a la vecina plaza, o e --loslto
indicado.
Por informes recibidos az Quartet
general de las fuerzas eXpr ciona-
rias en- Mexico, sabese que IS ca
rrancistas han puesto tsmbiea guar
niciones en- las plazas de Casas Gran
des y Pearson, Y otros pequehos pue-
bios que Sc ~encuentran cercanos al
campamentn de las tropas americanas
" a la Inca de comunicaciones CON
la frontiers,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-02
EN- LAS CERCANIAS DE SATEVO
Sc LIBRO UN COMBATE EN-.
TIRE VILLISTAS Y CARRAN-
CISTAS

Vienc dc, la Pag. la

gunaS de las poblaciones, lo largo de
"a f%rontera, O bien Sc formaran desta
camentos para Ia vigilancia &c es.a
cen uaa regular IONA.
Esta MEDIA ha sido tomada por
Ell gobierno de facto en- vista de Ia
pr0Eima evacuation de las tropas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-02
NONEL.NS ENERSAS.

Hmcs Sublime. NoveIa meItcana. G.T5
Ah"l.rdo y EiOisa. . 0.25
Asiuria - los Charros Contrabandistas. No
vela WrIIcana- : cmOs. f.60
Don 0ui3ote de In NanCha. EdiCi0n de III
o. con grlDad0S. 800
Fl Ndr,lr del G6igota. Eermosa obra. hasa
da cn il vida del RedentOr del munio.
In tomo ETfRde. hiea empastado.. 400
e. TarjGU.Ilo S~arn;snto. Divertid3 y famo-
- nny"Ia mrNlraTa. 90
81 ~Jarob.da. o Enrique dc Lagardere. on
Il amor Ga los amorcS. NOvela Sentimental.
/ ir'no.. pasta Iela. 3.25
FL ijlef&o de los Cel0s. Segunda parie de
II 1u'7rIor. ( rOmos, tela. SIS
FL Ev'.de de NoDteCriStO y La Mano del
AuCr'G. 3 tones granGCS. 2.25
EGptart5n. 0 FL marttrIo de una msdre 0.59
Ell Judo Errante. as
Ell S.lto de la Rochela. ..... 1.S
Fl htio abantoaado. a.7O
I'll hufrrau0 del reElniento. ..... 90
Espinas q" una flor. e.=5
Flor de IN ria. 0.35
Flor dc Passion. Tovela &c amor. 60
I'lIiinp #c-UuInU ................. S9.al
Gil Bias &c SlnuIIana- Eticf0n de luIo 2.u9
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-02

CuandO n~"ccSite lihrn> sn ">panoi
diriia>c uNtTd Il ignari0 +. LoIan".
ea7 DaEuruSa Si.-S. -intonin, :"N;>
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-02
Ncyelas a ~ canla.oS

Are Gn huSraT uaTlcn.
Amor Y mrruri1.
CIlgarlo De amor
e nnylo rT"STaGD.
II -~.rgatorsu Gp las S0lieras.
Il paradise de las WgIrTes.
81 inferno dc lbs lpmbra5.
Fl had4 dc los mGreS-
e Collar de e~sme-Gld3s.
FL ui.u tn ~TU.saapTes.
ri 81 Ie la> n;ias.
e asrr1 rU IN beSO.
Ii h.5a de- las flores.
la nina &c los jszniaes.
IA v.Uca ai-Tc-
IA cor'1 De. amor.
Ia 0r;H-rsa del d0hsr.
IN a,ja 81 venus.
las Ch-ar4s de- amor.
Las htiaS del c~hanrasne.
Las Evss u~odefnas.
NalaItas sean las malec>s-
%alLs,os sean los hOm5TsS.
Hl.jl;as sean las suesrss.
Nz...f:o sea 81 amor.
Mll1.-cs sean los celos-
FCTGut 50 Casan los hOmbFes-
PoTTrla - Casan las muJeres.
So--He pecan las mEieces-
PcrITe relnctden las vtudas.
foruga Ru~nuran las viejSs.
Po- sesrI- 4 una mEjcr-
81 H.arsl3d .! Amor.
i''ra mi nOvlgi
AZuceHa, por CARROTS Brasme.
Fora. DOT CarIOia BfseIle.
II H.gZcTn de Oro-
El hr53 malditO.
- EaEErScritO de mi madrs,
81 cara de aIdes.
Mara, pgr Jorge ISaaes-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-02
Los DEMoC8ATAs PUBLECAEAN
ti"nr d" Ia P:;g ja3

uIe ua c~.Hea cometido por uGa Ice
cion criminal ' .atrcvida. o oaie,o
Il. cutorrecer los objc,o> de Ia .v
"-lucion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-02

Genovevs dc Bravante. VA
Historic de Robinson Crlis0e. IL
bIO que provoCa S!efnpre lniensas emo
Zones FIici6n dc luio. 200
la Dana dc las Camelias. ....... 1s5
Los sIete pecados capi;ales. 2 tomos 1.an
La Ley dc BIOS. 1.oV
Los Illtimos dias de POmpeya. Una de las
obrdS mas intercSantes de Ia epocs ro-
mana. EdiCion de lujo. , $500. 2.H
La muller adtiltera. 4 tomos tela. S.&
La hija del Csrdenai. . =. af5
Los Tres MOsqueteros, con su continuation
"yeinie alos despues' y "El Flzconde
DC Bragelone. ( IoInos. 80!
los Misterios de Ia InQuiSiCi0n. SIS
La turentud de Enrique Cuarto. . Too
Napoleon, por Dumas. e.SD
oscar ' Amanda. 2 tomos. . rs
Pablo y Virginia. a.2S
QUO Vadis? Nnvela Historical &c Ia epccg
de NeT0n. a7h
Romeo Y JuliGta. s2
un htjo natural ass
, 1916-12-30

upper classes generally. Travel was unpre-
cedenledly small because The newspapers
and the Government appealed to civilians SO
stay at home and give up the trains for the
soldiers on leave. The majority of the
civilian travellers appeared to be munition
workers aud their families. Soldiers every
where were literally eptertained. The hos
pitfalls were decorated and supplied with
dinnerand presents for the patients. Private
soldiers really received more attention than
officers in the hospitals. Theatrical and
music hall a~rtistes give their services for
various kinds of entertainments. The day
in London was like Sunday in its qnietnesss
although the principal streets were full of
khaki clad men, and many sailors were about.
The restricted hours for public houses re-
duced the merry-makjng which usually
attends English holidays. The hotels and
restaurants were filed with patrons, but the
new regulations barred elaborate dinners.
Petrograd. Dec. 25th.-rhe first express
sion of Russia's official attitude toward
President Wilson's pote was obtained by the
Associated Press today in the form of The
following statement emanating from a high
official source and approved by the Foreign
Office We pay tribute to the Humanitarian
motives which actuatel President Wilson
IN turning TO the warning nations With tho
, 1916-12-30
PASSENGERS.
Christ lansted.

Dec. 22nd-Mizpah from S.. Thomas
Lillian Lewis, Carmelita Hen,ys Celestine
Ferguson, Frederick Brown. Charles Daley,
James WanterpooI, Germo, James King,
Marie King and SOD, A. Powlis, Sarah Brown.
Albertha Franklynn, Mrs. Thomas, Miss III.
Sivertsen, Miss Ingeborg Weight.
Dec 23r5-Mizpah for st. Thomas-Elve-
, 1916-12-30

The SIS 'Guiana' from Windward Islands
arrived here yesterday at 5 a. M, aud landed
some 100 bags of overcarried cargo aud left
at Z O'clock for New York via ST. Thomas
West End NeacS. December eth.
, 1916-12-30

The SIS Columbian" from New York via
St, Thomas, arrived here this morning. Pas
sengers from St. Thomas: Mr.. and Mrs.
Rubner-P Petersen, Mr.. r. de Chabert, Masters
F. and o. heyn aud Miss Henrietta Sebastian
and child. Ibid.
, 1916-12-30

ma Westerband and son, James Fleming,
Julius Sasso, f. H. Scavenius, Louisa Gren-
adge, Mrs j. Sasso.
Dec. 26th-Mizpah from St. Thomas
Maria Joseph, Ann Eliza Bridgewater
Joshua de Kevelier, William Reed.
, 1916-12-30
KILOGRAMS.

81. GROIN STATION.
London, Dec. 25th.-Except in the camps
and the hosoitals this Christmas was the
q~uietest Great Britain has eyer known.
Economy was. the watchword among the
, 1916-12-30

SIS Wasp" SIN Francisco. Col, 367 tons.
CAPT. Sandberg, arrived here yesterday with
lumber. for Robt. L. Merwin-Did
, 1916-12-30
THE AVIS.
0hclstlansted, st. Gcea1.
Saturday. both December, 1916.

DIED last night at his fathet's esidence
in this town, ARTHUR Curtis BoUaH, eldest
son OF our we'll known townsman and mer-
chant Mr.. A. O.. Bough. The funeral will
take place at 4 o'clock this afternoon. 70
the bsreaved parents we tender our sincere
sympathy.
This being the last issue of our paper be-
fore New Years Day, we therefore wish all
our readers Il HAPP AND PROSPER
GUS NE W YEAR.
, 1916-12-30

Fl. 15,254.56
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-02-25
PRICE OF GASOLINE
DOUBLES IN SIX MONTHS

Advances In gasoline are begi inning
to attract the at ention of automobile
owners Who view with more or less
alarm the fact that the Indispensable
iluid is now selling at 30 cents u gal.
ION where one year ago the price was
u cents. Dealers explain that this
ia because the production is not equal
to the demand, which IL a STEADILY
increasing quantity. In addition TO
this prices OF tires are also nd vanc-
Ing, ~ we'll as cost OF dttings and
general equipment. One travelling
salesman OF an eastern oil house
when asked when this advance In
gasoline was going To stop, he replied;
Judging from present conditions,
not until 1t reaches such point that
autou oolle owners viii no longer
buy, but house their machines
One factor in the situation Is that
Is months ago the STANDARD Oil CON.
pany offered to supply crude oil ut rs
cents a barrel TO the many prospect
Ors who we're scattered over the oil
fields. This was at cost to them
less than the expense incurred Ia oil
locating, and resulted In getting
most OF them out OF the prospecting
business. shortly thereafter, II was
notsa that the price OF the crude ar.
ticla began ~ rise, and this morning
II was quoted anywhere from el.8l TO
l, IS per barrel Ii Is claimed that
this move has more completely than
ever put the control of the gasoline
market In the hands OF the Stand ard
OH, u condition mad more favorable
TO them by tile phenomenal increase
In number OF automobiles of all
kinds.
Kerosene can To a very limited eX.
tent be used for propulsion purposes,
hut Its action IL too slow for econom-
zeal use with automobile machinery
rs At present constructed. One make
OF machine does use kei osens, how.
ever, and dealers a'e inclined to the
belief that the current exigency Is
likely To result in the directing OF Ia
yentiVe genius toward devising an
engine that will consume kerosene In.
stead 81 gasoline with satisfactory re.
suits.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-02-25
GOVERNOR ALEXANDER
INVITED TO SALMON.

IL Governor Alexander eau arrange
the itinerary of his proposed south.
eastern visit 80 that he may come to
salmon he Will be heartily welcomed
by our townspeople Residents OF all
the country around Salmon also would
be glad to greet him here. The Gov.
eTnor has been doing good work for
the devel JpmenI Of Idaho and has
carried TO that public service great
zeal and energy. He Is committed to
the proposition that there shall he
built hOrth-and south railroad.
The improved highways building to
which the whole state and every com.
munity therein Is strongly commit.
ted has found In him an advocate
and a Arm believer. salmon needs
good wagon and automobile roads for
It's rapid development as we'll as
through railroad connection. The
energetic governor OF this state Is In
position to help us get these things
the sooner II we deserve them. Let
us show him that we do deserve them.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-02-25
J. :. MELyIN. PrRLIsnER.
HIS HOME PAPER DOES
NOT WANT DAVIS.

The following article Is taken from
recent Issue of the American Falls
Times, published In the home town
0f State Senator d. ". Davis, who
recently announced himself as can.
didate for the Republican nomination
for governor. What some OF his home
people think of Mr.. Davis may he In
terestins 10 the readers elsewhere
The article follows:
II is reasonable 10 presume that
should David W. Davis be success.
ful Ia neing elected governor Of Ida.
no, that two years time would be-
SUFFICIENT for tho taxpayers Of the
state TO see the difference between "A
businesslike administration that
new and growing state like Idaho
should have, and what II Is now 10
ceivinR at the hands OF Governor
Alexander, W far AS II is possible for
him 10 give, taking Into eonsidera.
ton tile conditions that Power county
~ now laboring under, under Mr..
Davis supervision. beginning with
the creation of Power county, MIR.
Davis, as senator, had the naming
OF every county Oiiclal and a. a con.
sequence has been the dictator" Of
Lhs atfairs OF tire county from then
until the present time Taking the
total Indebtedness nf the county from
the time OF Its creation, something
like $4,000. aud comparing that
amount With the present Indebtedness
Of tile county, IL Will be seen that
In the course OF very few years,
unless there be great change In
affairs, the county will become hope.
lessiy bankrupt, with the snlLO
busiI'esslike administration OF state
affairs that require the most com.
pettnt and careful attention OF a
ahrewd business head, where would
we be after two years OF u. ". Davis
administration, who has not the
ability to handle the affairs Of No
small portion OF the state as Power
county our total indebtedness AZ.
ter three years u county, Is more
than 500, 900, and We are still going
Ia lhs hole deeper aud deeper every
day,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-02-25
Notice Of Publication.

Notice Is hereby given that at 3 A.
NJ, on the 9th day Of March, 1915,
at ShOup, County OF Lemhi, State OF
Idaho, before Percy Anderson no.
tary public, proof viii he submitted
of the completion of works for the
diversion of $ cubic feet per second
~ the waters OF BOULDER creek, In &c.
c0rdance WITH the terms aud condi.
tiOns OF a certain permit heretofore
issued by the State Engineer OF tie
State of Idaho.
/, The name of the person holdtng
said permit Is ". f. Grove & Sons.
,, The postof1ice address of such
person or principal place OF business
OF such corporation Is Shuup County
OF Lemhi, State of Idaho.
;, The number OF such permit is
llO6l, ana the date set for the com.
pletion OF such work is March g. 1915.
I. Said water to be used for In.
Ing u Hing, power and manufactur.
Ing purposes.
., said works of diversion will be
fully completed on the date set for
sncn completion, and the amount Of
water which said works are capable
OF conducting Tn the place OF intend
ed use, In accordance With the plans
accompanying the application Tor
such permit, iss cubic feet per sec.
ond
., The place where said water is
TO he use0 is ). y degrees ". 1850
minutes from L. :. L. NJ. No. },
Mi eral Hill Mining District.
}. II. SMITH,
State Engineer.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-02-25
Notice for Publication.
Serial No. 0650S.

tpCIihl w ObOJCs
Department OF the Interior, U. y
Land ONCE at HALEY, Idaho, FeDru.
AIRY 10, 1915.
Notice Is hereby given that Vernon
l.. Carroll, of Tendoy, Idaho, who,
OH July 20, 1909, made Homestead
Entry, Serial No. O65Oo. for M
NEA Section 20; Lots 1 and Sec.
ton n, Township 10 North, Range
"a East, Boise Meridian, has filed no.
tice OF intention 20 make Final Five
Year Proof TO establish claim to the
land above described, before A lien
4. Merritt, y. ). Commissioned at
salmon, Idaho, on the 7th day OF
April, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Joseph L. pattee Arthur II bar.
nett, Frank Sharkey, Dwight A.
smith, all OF Tendoy, Idaho
BEN r. GRAY,
Feb, Is Mich Il. Register
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-02-25
OLD-TIME PROSPERITY
HAS COME AGAIN.

The following story Of railroad
building and rivalry reads like old
time prosperity that seems to have
revisited the country even un q It's
attermOst parts: Statements by II.
u, Nudge, president OF the Denver
q Rio Grands, and A. HI. Mohler,
president OF the Union Pacific,
Thursday indicate that rival railroad
interests may engage Ia race to be
the first to enter the uintah basin In
eastern Utah.
I'VE already have our surveys and
have made many right OF way nj
lngs, said Mr.. Nudge. 1--WE are
ready TO get on the lob with brief
notice. II the Salt Lake route or
the Union Pacific start road into
the basin It will aud us In there
ahead. We expect to build the road,
aud we expect to be the Hrst company
operating In that valley
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-02-25
Notice for Publication.
serial No. n6jO7.

DNilhi w 'ODOEs
Department OF the Interior, e. 5.
Lard ONCE at HALEY, Idaho, Febru.
airy 10, 1915.
Notice Is hereby given That Clar-
ence >. Carroll, OF Tendoy, Idaho,
who, OH July 20, 1909, made lone
stead Entry, Serial No. O65O7. for
Ma SEA, Sc NEll, Section 20,
Tow ship - North, Range "a East,
Boise Meridian, has flied notice Of
intention to make Final Five Year
Proof, to establish Claim 10 the land
above described, before Allen q. Mei-
rift, u. 5. Commissioner, at Salmon,
Idaho, on the It'll day Of April, 1915
Claimant names as witnesses:
Joseph l.. Pattee, Arthur II. Bar
nett, Frank Sharkey, Dw ght A.
smith, all Of Tendoy, Idaho.
BEN. Il. GRAY,
Feb. IL Mch II. Register.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-02-25

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