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The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-02-15
Bonds.
BBFWEBN BOARDS

Olaa, 100, $40, E15, 1925; Olaa, POO.
100, 80, 20, IS, $50, 1886 Qlaa, 80, 100,
100, 100, 1875; ,Dlaa. IS, l5,s71a; 0laa,
100, 100, 100, 100, 100, 100, PCS, so, so,
25, 2H0, $50, 500, 500, 2JO, $50, $50, IS,
30, 1900; McBryde,. I65, IS, 100, so, 80,
80, $50, 100, 3, 1915. Honokaa, 5, so,
20, 100, l30, ,175, l2", 9 o, 900; Eva.
20, Si.oO; Eva, 100, 80, Bl.25; EVA, 20,
3l.50; Eva, so, 20, sl75; Eva, e5,
32.75; Waislua, so. so, 100, 1915; Wal.
alua, 25, 25, 100, so, so, $500; waiaIua,
80, 1925: II. g. a q. Co. 10. 10, 80,
1850; Oahu Sugar Co., %, 80, so, 10, 10,
3, los, "a, 100, $500; Pioneer, go, 40,
~, 10, 5, 1880: Pioneer, go; 40, 4i.0O;
Pioneer, 100, 4ly25; Hon. Brew q Malt.
,L. SESSION SALES
II. C. & 3. Co. 10, 30, 1900; Honokaa.
%, 80, 500; Kahuku. 90, leo, 40, 5000;
0nomea, 30, $3.50; Pioneer, IS. Al. so:
Hon, Brew. 4 Malt, Co, 90, 1900; Eva,
| so, So. 20, $3.50; Honokaa, 300, SSH;
Waialua, so, 81 25; Pioneer, so, Ais;
HoholIaa, so, $50, sFh. s-!s ,,."
ri isUaAA QUorATrotfs ,@N
$50 aRalgsis ybeets lno adyiees3.
,fMlfy---T- ...,.,~.w -. o..
90 Cent. (for Hawy sugars) 4.S3.
- - :, :; : n
| zoe heasiTos, MIS- y, Asch, o. Ascl,
M MIS-. T. JaYete Mr. Goldman, Mrs
S e,t' nan o. =. ihnkington, M Hama
IKE aiSs Breek, MISS Alien Jemes
Wakeheid' Frank boyer, II, 4. Hay
seldon, =; ~ Bihaisdeli, Mrs .. Shaw,
Maya. ana nity-one dsek. -. +
- fAssliNotshs pEPAAfkD
by SIT Slnndine for Maui, Febrtt.
airy H.. kniAnd, Miss 2, Pearson, p.
water, IhoHss marion, a. frfs'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-02-15

a
s
Name Of Stock.
4 $50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-02-15

SnKar.

Aloxapder 4 Baldwin 2
G. Brewer 4 Co. z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-02-15
SESSION SALES

II. C. & 3. Co. 10, 30, 1900; Honokaa,
%. 80, 5000; Kahuku. 90, leo, 40, 20.Q0;
oDomeA, 30, $3.50; Pioneer, Is, 4l,50;
Hon, Brew. a Malt, Co, 30, 1900; Eva,
50, so, 20, $3.50; Honokaa, 800, SSH
Waialna, so, 1925; Pioneer, SO, 4l.75;
Hohokaa, so, $50, RTB. ~. ',.."..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-02-15

Joe Medeiros, Mrs, J. jAsch, 8. Ascb,
Mrs. i. Jayete, Mr.. Goldman, Mrs,
GOthman, T. g. Piankington, Mr.. Hama
ike, Mis- Breek, Miss Alien, lanes
Wakefield, Frank Boyer, II. T. Hay
seldom, II. o. Blaisdell, Mrs. Q. Shaw,
Kaya. and tiftyaone dae1x y ~.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-04
MURPHYSBORO.

Murphy sboro. ILL.,. I-25-'I6.
Mr.. EdiioS:-
Please allow me space to say
thru the coipmns OF your paper.
that we are still on the march to
the Land Of Promise.
Our S S. is still progressin &
nicely, the attendance was good
Su pdsy. Our pastor. Rev. J. II.
Hilley. has been out OF town for
two weeks On business.
The services Sunday were con-
dacted by Rev. Levi Thompson,
the Asst District Missionary.
Hesry Briee. . young colored
man was shot Tuesday night dur
ing = church social 1T Mt. Cilead
Baptist Church. on r7th, ST., by
Hendersoa Stratton. the trouble
arising over sliedged undue atten-
,ion TO STATIONS wife,
Blice died Thursday. His fun
ersI was held at the Shiloh Baptist
church Ssaday. Rev j. II. Fsl-
fea. ,sfke;ssipa. This sad death
should be . warning to our young
people to seek first tho kingdom
OF God and its righteousness.
John Smith. who vas injured q
few weeks ago by having his loot
crushed while working 1t thc brick
plant, is able to walk without the
aid oi his erutches.
Rev. Burton. ot Sparta. Rev.
Thomas Stoper. OF Unity. and
Fred Barker were the guests to
dinner at the home OF Rev. and
Mrs. W A. Jackson. on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Littlejohn.
Of Mounds. are visiting her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Granville.
Grimes. OF this city.
Mrs. &. A Macon.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-04
II. A.EyANs. Atty.

State Of Illinois
Masaac County 10
la the Circuit Court Of the January
Term A. ID. 1916.
The National State Bank Of Metropolis,
Illinois. vs Hugh Bivins and Sophia
Bivins. Bill 10 foreclose Mortgage
No. ia.
Public Notice 10 hereby given that In
pursuance Of . decree Of the Circuit
Court Of hassac County. Illinois ia the
above entitled cause on the 18th day
Of January A. d. 1916. I. s. Bartlett
Kerr. Master 10 chaneery Of said court
and county, uill at the hour Of 10
c'eieck A. N.
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 18th A. !. b.
1916. at the East door Of the court
house in the city, OF Metropolis. Massae
County. Illinois. sell at public vsndue
70 the highest and best bidder. the fol-
lowing described real Estate. towit:
The Southwest Fourth OF the NORTH
west Quarter of Section Twenty tive
t22) and ths South Half Of the North
Half Of the Northeast Quarter of Sec
ton Twenty one l2l). except 2 acres
nore or less heretofore conveyed to
the c. q T. L r. r.. al In Township
Fourteen tlD south. Range Three 90
east Ord p. n. Msssac County Illinois,
containing 70 acres more or less and
Lots Seven tD. Eight go and Nine ts)
In Block Seventy t7O) OF the city OF
Metropolis. hassac County Illinois.
Terms Of sale Cash in hand
Dated this 18th day Of January A.
ID. 1916
8. BARTLETT kerr,
Master in Chsncery.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-04

Baptist church oi Duquoin. III on
Thursday before the and Sunday
in Feb. 1910.
Remember all pastors OF the
afore mentioned churches are
membcrs OF the board and are re-
quested to be present.
The Pastors pledged themsel-
yes TO send one dollar ($i.oc) &c
the board ia the event they were
abscnt.
Respectfully,
w. P. Washington. d. ID.
Moderator.
A. n Bradley.
Cor. Secretary.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-04
S. BARTLETT KERR. Atty.

s,.,. AZ f,isso,s lss Ia the csrcnit cours Of
Ms..sr ooausv thr January tefm A. d. 1918
Ssha afsnlngsx
Az wbls.sassrs Bm 70 ferseioss Morsssgs
Ess WhlusnburS No. its.
fups 90. ntAss
nssx ana John
Baxsf.
psbiie noties II herehy Kivsa that In parsn-
soes Of = decree II ihs Circuit ccurt OF Massas
County, llliaois Ia shs above entitled Cause os
shs l.sA day OF January d. 1910. !. .. hsrtlet'
Kerr. Master IN schsncsry Of said Court And
censty. win a. the hour ofii O'Clock A. -.
sArUHDAY-FKBRuAK d. 1915
ss shs Eass deer 81 Ne court house In the CITY
Of Mssropslis. hsssae csuaty, Ilianois sell ~
psblie veadue 70 The highest snd best bidder
ths fnlisuing Described real estate, 70 sh;
All tAat pan OF mo fractional HosthsAsi
o..ors<r. snd he xesthsAst Foarth Of the soats
wess oussssr lying west OF the Rishso' vAy o.
rs flisnois Central zsilroa1 - nsw located
ana an sf sAs North Half Of the Southeast
o~.rter being all In Section One III Township
Fourteen li4l seash. Range fou< 81 essts srd
P.a. Mass4o couaty. Illinois, eontaiains -
acres msrser isss-
Term OF sale cash In hand.
Dated this i7sh day Of January A. ID. isis.
wAIrsx RoBmsrs,
special Mastss In chanssfy'
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-04
BRooKPoRT.

Dear Editcs:-
We are still alive il the water Is
over . part Of our town.
Our Church and S. S. are still
progressing nicely sltho' our pas
tor has been called from Us two
Sundays to attead funerals. We
hope to have him with us soca.
There is a deal of sickness 10
our town. Mother Francis Tay-
ior. Who fell and dislocated her
hip is very i'll at this writing.
Mrs. Mslu Rhodes is still con-
fined TO her room.
Joseph wyiey. who ha: been in
Evansville. Ind. for some time re-
turaed home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Maxwell.
visited relatives in Paducah. Ky.
Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. Eddie Long. Of Cairo visit
ed his cousin Bright Long las'
week
Messrs. Geo Long and Gu'
Blackwell were in Brookport Tues
day on business.
| Mr and Mrs. Yarbrough. o.
Shady Grove spent Sunday in the
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-04
H. A. EVANS. Atty.

ss.,s silllao.. T. !, ,ss 4. ,e.S.,, c,,ssI,
!. tersa 4 ~ less.
ras xssIoaai stat. Bssk Of Metropolis. ss'
Ira Ja.ass. Chsriszs hssahott, oscsr Fseses'
s.1 Va csrssan ~ Trr@seus Of JopPs LodEs
Ne is. Of sss fae.psadsss oriss ef Odd
vsiisws Bni ss feselsss Mortgage No. 10.
PsAlse nciiss Il herrhy given that 70 pursa-
ance sr desrss Of ahe clrealt Court 81 sas-
sse coarty. fnlnolsia the above entitled c.ass
ee she a1nh dsy 81 Jsseary a. D. ins. !. D.
n.xsisu Kewr. ssass<r IN cs.nesrT u s@id court
s.a ensasy. wtl a. shs hgsf Of 20 c'esosk A. N.
sATuaDAY. rgnnuknS issh a. d. ins.
a sAr Eass aoor of ths osurt House In ths CITY
of .~srpssfs.. --mHsx.e csnsfy fiiinah eel II
u.ssss v<ne.e 10 sAs Asxhesf .and ss~t bidder.
si.s fssiowinx described re<i K<tsfs towiss A
sr-ssis pssas 81 lsna en ssas ssTsst sldr 81 ~
nsr1hr.~s psaF<h q tho Northwest sQasrtrr 81
fsscsl.nsi sseksoa Twsaty Isrss - Town
shsy Fsrses -ss' south, nsnss Thsse y East
apd ?. ~ x.sse csansy. fiiiasis mere rsrsle-
ufsxsr s1ser<n~A ss fsiiosss Beginning a. sn
Isea stass - the y. ~. eorscr Of ,. c, wahs-
kf.x,s So< - sxrssd ~poa hy J. Q. WadAhins
e.ax.w. ne.ssspsns 1hsnes rua ssstesiy
s,e.s he noxsh iias 81 wstskisx's said sss
rwo nasarsa eight 'rs feet 70 stske.
rh<nos r~a nursA a rsxhs snsiss hsy 'se'
f.ss 10 . sahss Th~pos ran West a rishs
..rtss Tvs Hanar>d Eight 's~ feet ts
s,sls ssssy tws "a fses sorth Of The place Of
h~rsr.l.xs rhenes South II right Aasiss 70
shs ptzes ~ bexi.niax.
r.rm. Of sale cash IN hssd.
Dssed shis issh day Of yAnusry A. ID. 1918.
.. BARTLRrT KERR,
Master In. chsacery.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-04
MARRIED at BRooKPoRT

a qaiet ma rage. at the A
NJ (. ehu.ch Parsonage Prof.
Ulysses S. Kivel. OF Paducah.
Ky aad Mossic L. Roberts. ol
Metropolis Ill. Both teacher:
IN she Hrookport Colored School,
Wednesday evening a. $500. Rev,
w II. Cole. ID. D.. officiated.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-04

No trait Of q girls character =
more prized than sweet and happy
disposition. II makes the home life
bright. II smooths away the little
roughnesses. and II ia like ray of
sunshine that brightens the darkest
corners and drives away disoontent
and gloom. The happy girl makes the
happy and contented wife. who win
bring her girIhood's endearing quail
ties to make fresh sunshine In has
new home Home Notes.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-04
xssmirs Yvr Own prsiudssss

Hs~mirs Yrur Own prsiuais<A
Every one u forward 10 eomplaAs -
the prs5udices that misisad other nea
or parties. a. n be were free. and ~
none Of his swn- This being ob1sstsa
on all sides. n 10 agreed that II y :
fault AID hiudrancc 70 knowiseoA.
What now y the cursi No other bus
this, that every man should iet aions
otbsrs' prs3udices s7a examine ~
own. The only way 10 remove thfe
great cause OF ignorance and error on
OF the world ia for every one impartial
u % examine himseif.--LockA
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-04

Mr.. Thos. Smith. OF Tenn. and
Miss Katie Kirk. OF this city were
quitely married. Sunday Eve. at
the home Of Mrs. Eliza Ofrington.
oi w 7,h. ST..
Only aiew intimate fri were
present. Rev. ]. II. Smith. oi
the A. NJ. z Church performed
the Ceremony.
Both arc very Industrious ycung
people aud the Gazette wishes Tor
them a long and prosperous lie.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-04
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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-04

able to be up again.
Mrs Annie Fafror. vile oi Mr.
Lnney Farsor died at 9 o'clock
Saturday night.
Mrs Melton Is under the care
OF physician.
THERE'S a great deal OF sickness
at this writing.
]. Taylor.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-04
SPARTA.
Mr.. Editor:

am pleased to say
through the columns OF your wor-
thy paper. eur S S. was opened
by the Sup,. tn, attendance was
small on the account OF the incle.
meet weather. The lessoa vas
very interesting By the teachers.
AtIi:5oa N or pastor as
eendea &C 20 irum and preached
. very inlere ting sermon Tex.
Matt 1917.
Prof. Allen vas . visitor Of sEc
b P. u.
Bro. I. c. Owens has been To-
di,posed Tor lew days bu, ne IS
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-04

The Preisss Of osrdsnlns.
IN this unjust wsrid large part q
the profits of town garden are made
by the hardware store. -Atenisuu
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-04

city the guest OF friends.
Bright Lsng. spent Sunday in
Belgrade. the guest OF G. w. Long
and family.
Alonso Donlou. visited RELATIVE
es in Metropolis Sunday.
Miss Ora 3. Smith: spent lew
Gays in Shady Grove, the guest oi
Mrs. Yarbfough.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-04
Nssies.
Dewmaine. Ili..
Jan. ~. 1916.

Dewmaine. ILL.,.
Jan. ~. 1916.
To the churches and Pastors 0
the East Mt. Olive Baptist Asso'
citation.
Dear Pastors aad chssches.
am hereby directed by the Moder
stor w. r. Washington, Sr.. o
Mt. Vernon. ILL.,. TO say that th'
Executive Board Of the East Mt
Olive Baptist Association and 10
stituss will mees with the St. Pau
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-04
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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-04

sests Of Illinois, In the Circuit Court
of the January term
Massac County 1916.
In the matter Of
Nettie Gowan
w.
Nera c. Rolfs, Nora
C. Rolfe, sdministrs- Original
trix Of the estate Of Bill 20 forecios<
Walter J. Rolfe, de- 2mortRages No.
ceased, John J. Roffe t182-
Minnie Baker, Agnes e.. p. Oakes,
Reed, Myrtle kolfe, Atty.)
Thomas Rolfe, Fred
Rolfe, Clarence Rolfe
Mary Rolfe and the
National State Bank
of Metropolis. Illinois
and E. H. .Foss.
Z. II. Foss Cross bill to en-
vs. force Vendors
Nora G. Rolfe Lien No. lS2.
National State Bank (Walter Roberts
John ]. Roife & Net Atty.)
tic GowaE ct al
&
National State Bank Cross biz te
W foreciose z
Nora Q. Rolfe. John mortgages No.
J. Roife. Nettie 182.
Gowan G. II. Fcss III. A. Evans
ct al J Atty.)
John J. Rolfe
VS. Cross bill q
Nora G. Rolfe, Net foreclose 2 NOR
tie Gowan, K. J. Foss tngages No. 1872
e. National State FIRED r. Young
Bank ct al. ] Atty.)
Publicrnotice Is hereby given that II
pursuance Of q decree Of the: Circui'
Court Of Massac County. Illinois. n
/, the shove entitled cause on the 13tl
day Of January, A, D. 1915 ]. 8
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-04

For Remembrance.
Biii-"sInce have come back ]
and that I'm forgotten ~ al M
frisnds.s Wiii---Why didn't ron boes
row mossy from thsm bsfors 20
ieftv ...s.4-x<s.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-04
Mid-Winter Vacation to the Mardi Gras

Under auspices Illinois Cenra Expenses ncud d. Hemsike
accommodations Moderate Leaves Chicago and S, Lou
March 4h-Special train Ask for Literature.
Cuba, Panama, Texas and California
First class S. S service from New Orleans: sailt gs TO Ia
Cuba every Saturday via STEAMSHIPS Of the Unted Fruit
Co., and the Southern Pacific mshp iue saings Of the
United Fruit Co.'S Great White Fleet. under the Amer
flag twice week Panama Saturdays via Havana
Wednesdays dect) also sailng every Thursday to Central
American ports Illinois Central service New Orleans
including through tourist Sleeping California via the
Southern Rou,e-New Orleans and tire Southern Pacific
leaving Chicago and St Louis every Monday double cy
standard sleeping service from Chicago to Houston and
San Antona Texas. via New Orleans Cuba also reached
from Key West in connection with the Cenrals Seminole
Limited to Jacksonville. Fla.
Seminole Limited TO Jacksonville, Florida
Al-steel train OF most modern type Florida daily from
Chicago Louis via Birmingham making connections
Jacksonville for all Florida points including Port Tampa
and Key West from which cities Havana. Cuba,
ship service maintained daiy Sunday from the lat
and tri-weekly from the forner)
Tickets specific station
may had of your local ticket agent.
H. J. PHELPS, General Passenger Agent Chicago
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-04
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
The Mardi Gras at New Orleans

The carnival New OrlesDs cumuatngin be Nard
Gfss March 7th has begun includes features nteiss-
ing TO every Horse racing unit Matb 7ih
New Orleans reached by The asierl trains OF the Central
the PanSma Limited" " and the New Orleans Special. :.
Tickets specially reduced fares tht Mard Cias
sale February 27h March 5th inclusive, with final
limit OF March 18th Return limit be tx,e rdtd 10
April 3d, n payment OF 81 90.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-04
MASTERS REPORT.

State Of Illinois, In the Circuit Court
}of the January term
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-04

Tickets reservations train time and specific fares from station
may be had of your local ticket agent.
H. J. PHELPS General Passenger Agent Chicago.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-04

stsss Of s,iinois les Ia the circnit cours o.
Msssse oeaasv ths January tnfm A.D. is'''
lsha sfsningsx
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-08-11
D. M. AND R. MILL TO
RESUME AT GIBBONSVILLE

Ihe A. d. NJ. & r. mill at Glib
lOSrlle will resume operations
l'lln few days, according 10 the
pOH brought to Salmon by the sup
ll'endent, f. E. Edwards, who is
pe with his family. Ten of the
'eeh Staups will be in service,
va large body of ore ready for
'uulihg. Last winter the mill prop
I" collapsed under the..weightOf the
wv Inc debris has cnly lately been
uO'ed, when it was found that
pulley only suffered from the fall
"Moers and accu muIated snow.
Nc "e now to be wored is of lower
'us than the hest of the high grade
AZ made Gi0bonsville known in
early history of that camp, but
VIC Is the quality ore still in re-
'e' much of it worth $40 to $50 per
u water power afforded at the A.
A' & R. is ample.
Two shifts of men are at work in
u iheyard mines, whose values are
" aud silver, blocking out.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-08-11
BAD CROP FAILURES ARE
REPORTED FROM UTAH

Il. l.. Ford came ny automobile to
Salmon on Sunday last on his way
from Ogden In swing To the Big
Hole country, He is seeing the sights
and on business mission. MIR. Ford
tells of the crop failure in Utah as
being something serious The freezes
and trosts In the spring and early
summer, which made late seasons
everywhere IN the intermountain
country, Was disastrous around Os.
den and Salt Lake, causing the loss
or serious damage OF various crops.
particularly hay and beets Farmers
are selling out on every hand To save
their stock from starvation In the
coming feeding season, when hay will
be prohibitive In price, according to
the prevailing opinion among them.
The great staple of Utan, which is
beets, will be shortened hundreds of
thousands of dollars. Peaches, which
have made Brigham City famous, are
not to he found there this year.
Mr.. Ford is visiting p, J Dempsey
while in this city. In his travels
through this part of the country he
said he found farming and indus rial
conditions much better In every way
nat 1t was most refreshing to notice
the prosperity everywhere manifest
here
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-08-11
BONDS FOR
BETTER STREETS
Improvement District Is Proposed
and Engineer Ordered to Make
Estimates for Extensive Work.

A special meeting Of the city coun.
ell was called last night to consider
the matter Of creating an Improve
ment district In the city so that ce-
ment sidewalks may be laid and ex-
tensive work OF boulevardlng OF
streets carried out according 10 4
plan for civic i'm.
pavement. Bulwer street TO tile
bridge and Front street: all Brook
Iyn: Main street from tile bridge to
Terrace: all OF Terrace TO First; ali
of Lena To Daisy; all OF South Daisy
to Main street; all OF ST. Charle :
street; also TO open street back Of
residence of +. r. Edwards, Jr., are
To be taken care Of.
The proposition carries will it the
issuance OF bonds Ia hnance these
improvements and the city engineer
was directed to make estimates Of
tile cost Of the work
The sidewalks i'm proyements lately
undertaken In the city are already
beginning 10 make a splendid show
ing for the better conditions ~
come, so the town fathers believe
and they are determined 70 keep the
good work going ahead Hitnout delay
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-08-11
NEW FAMILY OF FARMERS
HAVE LARGE ACREAGES

One family of recent settlers in
Len nj county Is that OF James f.
Peterson Of Leadore, who came from
Utah. Most of the sons and dauga.
ters are already here. There are ten
OF the children living and grown,
with more than thirty grand ch H.
dren. Mr.. Peterson first bought the
SchoonOVer place; then his son. in-law,
John Whitaker, acquired the old
Mulkey place Besides their original
purchases they have filed on 900
acres In addition, making their hold
ings altogether more than |, 400 acres.
Arthur, another son from the former
U tab home, arrived Thursday.
The farmers OF the family were
somewhat new to the methods OF ir.
rigation and dry farming prevailing
here but the first years management
has shown some easily corrected mis-.
takes that wall not be repeated next
year. They are confident in their
thrift and devotion to the work they
have undertaken.
AS an experiment this year small
acreage OF dry land rye was tried
with promising outlook alrady show
ing. This kind Of grain produces
early and late pasture for three sue
cessive years and crop or two Of
grain besides. Yesterday when in
Salmon on business mission Mr..
Peterson called at The Recorder office
to provide himself with a supply of
printed butter wrappers, showing
that on the side the dairying husi.
ness is TO be included in his opera
tiOns. Grain and hay are to be the
staples Of ali the farms, however
In shaking hands with Governor
Alexander Wednesday evening Mr..
Peterson said he had had the honor
of greeting Governor Lyons in the
sa me way in 1862, when the first Coy.
ernor Of the territory was in onlce.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-08-11
GOVERNOR COMES TO
TALKE0N PATRIOTISM

opposed to going to war for purpnses
oil aggression. The politicians alone
are crying for war with Mexico. They
want your sons to enlist but their
own suns will stay at home. They
themselves will stay at home to ex,
pioit and grow rich. Calvin Cobb, the
Hoyerno: declared, while strong for
war in the Boise Statesman, had fail.
ed to send his own son to the Mex.
ican border, while the Governor felt
In duty bound to give up his own hoy
for that patriotic duty in defense Of
our soil from bandits.