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Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31
uIEIJW sTD0ll /!
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nere 10 . fu1oe aAost tise4 the stock
Gfvwefs besqsrt b - be . hsap year
affair
SscA . ~ s1se osse. - 81 reedy to
bfiag yeuf lsd6es - us1A. IL mistake
- 1ub& sccuRssd 6eunase the eesnmit-
- 80 to66ea.
b se6eR y0sA ssoe s1sck4en have
fshs4 - secsise eAsif ban4oet invita-
sisA. II = - - nasneisn - over
~ Gnva. - sAsu11 - . niseake
sccR, - - As0 . RuuG 1a~e by
leeaAe - kos9 = 00 - - @ ID
n 0mUa 0umn1ssee.
!. - - 00sR. Secseenfy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

esa Kelley went to Denver Wednes-
d. afNssneoa 10 sttend . meeting called
b. o~sus.se Carlson for the presidents
a - seeAe Institutions abl the varioss
sGuns hssrds of control. There vill Be
~ eass . meeting Of institute con
dusows snA oae ef the educational cosn-
a q - Stste reachefs' Association.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

D. X. nakae - fsaily hsvs Devsd
" 0ssnA Susetisa. shus veeesiaG ~
nssAs1isa passsea0e isso vAisA ksv.
nssk .. Vislds nsssA his feai,y No.
~.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

NJ Q. nssy hssiaG AssiAsd - -
|sun - - ssnsA - NsaiA. - Az
,saus - - Assn -, sshs - ~
ss GnVsso aOsu1 - 0snsissA ~.
AluunAss ssas hss fsua Ri1gwe0 y
hsaun freight clssk, - - 10 , -
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

q. y. As1DSOs - vjeA - 1en1lv
hss hssa sVss1inG - viaAss i DsoSss
ssvived Fvidsy ass~iag. bst svessas1
Tuesday. H. AsAvsws fsnily ~
coms boek - Cunaissa n fOU UookA
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31
I[u o. nl1u n
ca \ ul

The erscssy 6sn sspssssAssd " J.G.
kobuck ut noassose has assiasd 70 eVss
a branch ssass u Cusaisea ssA or.
kobuck has bs~a N GSasissa this vssa
making his plsas. Ne has sssAsd -
building next " ~ kapsblsesa sluIes
and will secapy 4 - sssa - ssstsia ~
pairs csa be nsAs 90 she 6xtusss -
stalled. Joha G. Hssrss Uin est = ~
local msRaGsg Asse. This ~ Ass hsss
successful IN ~ Ovssssy bsssnssa
ct Montvese. - has sss1seesd . -
business saly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31
Ruufn = ~

Eo4iee is hsseAy eivsa sAst sessel
psuPosale wiIl BE- received BY the Dessd
a C0uwty Cs1miseioners Of Gu9Bison
Comfy, CsssssAa. ct TIE e1lbe ef she
Csssey Chesk of ssid Comfy snA susie
st CuBaissa, Colorado. until - p. N.
- - ~ cay Of April, 1876. far IT, cal
Utlify Dsilding which used 10 stand BE-
eOee0 tAe Ceust menee sDa she jail. -
~ tlue Vsessaf tine 10 - skids N the
CT 49, yRd IN TIE resr Il tie -
Cs1ey 0u1d5nG
AH peupssaas 0ust be eoesapanisA -
. Cns1isfs c1sscA fsR sn@ssA - ness
- - - GsuA q - 0Rau1 - -
-
n aussuula AiA1er - - ssgusui
- Osss - euAone fsso - pl1ssna
6se O1o11n - Ays sftef ~ is scssPa-
-
0OY 3. LOeD01.
GA DaE1 c.. CenminaiuunL
- s'A....''- ..:.A !. = e: -
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

RisAis Ws1hs esstss1 fsun N. Col
ip Ws1nss1aV vAsss - ~ bssa at
tseAi4G ~ s0Uisulsussi esllsGs. With
hin csos - 49, vsR sa1sseAsw from
0uos9 ~ ~ 0sa1 - sunoss with
~ Ouss1as1Ass. bsss~ing - ~ . COW
nuDGA1R,
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

!. fsssDiak, ~ susviss = - Pow
AssAssA. Apessss - ~ 49, kne,
- . vis6ess hsss vsssss6aU. - sestes
sAa4 stssk0sa q ~ CsAs1la - hsand-
iNg - psupssisG 10 tun - dAsis cat
W. nsss y ~ ssasiAsssh,s sssw on
tAe Hine-uias ~.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

The heths1iss l.aAiss Al 0s~s . ~
eeption - Nm. mesk J. rishds, wife e
Che Methsdist pasess hsse, Ws1nss6ay
sfternosa q ~ eAuscA. a leRUs nsa-
Der attsaAsd - apsss . pssesss4 toe
hours.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

~ bsaed Of trustees of the C. 3. N.
& ~ ~ . meeting. April 6. in Dss-
~. O. she following tay hey will
~ . oss4iaG IN Greeley. discsssiag d
maanses esseesning the Stats Tsschefs
OuouDs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31
n A-1O ~ eaarA

RsneA u - seses, With i4Peove-
ments ceasisting Il s Rsam frsaDe
maee. Hrsme Barn. ~ OUt DsslA-
ings for Mschiaery, etc. Also machin-
eU z sa hi"6. e,ss:, Gsey.s. SID.
rovn - Crested Dutts.
JOHN ROZ1C0.
7tf Crested Dutte, C0l0eDAs
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

In ~ vssk's pepse - na@es OF
sAsss - suAssslAs1 - ~ Dsys' Clut
fusA Opss priuesA ~ tWs - Ne do
nstisas were uniuesatisnsDly emitted.
ney Osss - Cunaissa Dank anc
fsust Csopeny, CSC: - Rsid Nc
Nsil 0.oa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31
- fe - = asss'0.sh

n 49, - . lous ssnAsf -
~ - - s1sne - - -
= CS16n" ..Ah UaA O. - De-
U~~ - 4usAne AnUU" -
- 80 -" NlA1e SlnsGpe-
- - fyRuv6GR~ sDsHau1k1s.
%G.a3 - sTsep q -
e. A. . No susnuusuna ~.
- su1sA 1M90 essu1oese@ -
- fsu1nu1l~ - Vs1nnse -
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

Alva SsllinGhsssen visited his sisssf,
niD Eve, Who 10 . student - TIE Nor
- Wednesday. Ne We On his wsy
hsas - AspsA from Chicage. wnsre he
- hssa sttending school.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

'0hnls - slses - - 0so1suo
- 49," 0uoes1 4. Z. vtssa -
49,. 0ssa = Oup.s's - Atoes
sAues ~ - 80 suuA - ~ ~
~ - - - . onp e1sD - Dr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

We have pagsg y w. . vssy issss-
estIns srsisas - - psauiAiiity q ~
Extracting sssi ~, Oassina, psssAae. ete
from the oil sAoAs UAisA snisas u Wee
| tern ColosaAa. ssnsi4ssshb - i n tAis
|AeighborhGoA
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

EXPERT ELDCTRlCAL WORK, ca
wiring - sepsiss - Eastman
GaraGs. A6tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31
r. -

n ship~sa r.neA ~ese DcysesiIse; =
kssi Of csefbe, - beed ef hoeses end
0sles, s4GeG1e4 nth ~ tssls - ~
nSemerts. feFDs eosA. We 60 -
funee . - fes pakt payGsuA
Cvnnisaa - 4 Trlst Co.. AAnin-
iOffDtW. k1-u
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31
NuunN = . onvni.

kstkse tAea psy stseaGe will sel the
following ortieiss q AsussAssl furniture
ct BAkGAIN.
China Clsset.
I PoFisr Suite.
CoahinsAlsa nsskeose 90 Writinr
Desk
I C0ucA.
Kitchea rsble. Hetuess, and Other
thinGs tee HuDes0as TO Re2tioa. Ap-
~ - m. D. 0eNsl, Cunnisar.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31
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0o00AAnDooo0
'Gsad - 0Assasr- . A. -
4 Esss-CAsaVi~ Uss1 ~ via -
.
- - ~ q tsinasd AsAs ~ - -
ill., q UsH.
WANTED -saseAv vssa . sunaA -
expssissssd sun1A hsnA, VAsns e18S
EISnEDjC mons nsss = ssde. On
saes essd 6hs &C. y. Chnssy
4 S0aa, Gnnaissa.
WAkTED--lAaiss y " - s.s 80 skDs
wsi~t cl.as-sp sss sssssa ~ - Mo-
--Saa16nses.
SURRvS1DG POULrRY YARDS
Hne nAs1s 1sland nsd sngs. Q.eo
saa 0.se . settiaG. nss. .. C.
SisAns, phsns ga
Duss yeas UeAsA kssV ossd sios! n
h. 9sasunnbh p0is0 - - -
BOa RENT msA nelss6's Z -
80 - 3 sssa fssuisAsa hsusss.
bsoessd kask e sailsssA s0sss. -
QuDs q M. osu.tsa. ~
AUTO nACx-osss sn tsuins. M.
- - 1vsa Dses0o s.sags. -. -
env - Il - ~. ~ suDvy -
ss0Gsss - pa1eiss sRl su1seeai1@sees
- ~, naiubsw 0essos. v40
~ Abunai sssnsiueia e - 0unai-
enn miGA 49, Uin ~ 49, annnal
1sseiH0 fss sssetisa a snesss Wsdnss-
~ osouiaG, Apst - q ~ hs0s -
nss DlssAsossk. 4 fua seesa1snss b
CAssss OAaeaa ps.zsd = . ss.~d
0asuD6s0. - ~ kess . sysusa -
= - - sAssass - Aesa ~, -
- ~ ans u ohDGsnG1V, "A 49,
-" 6t 49, - -.
UASeSW-a--1 y. - {. Z.
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saaQtss - hsiag sssA - - Dua~ss,
~6as, lss1vi,As - esh LAke Ctey
- - ss0U, - - 0iaiaG bo8uR
kss ssly jsst sasstsA. n 80 sss e.
Onoiuesd Win . Qss1 ssaoyss, ho~s
kia iavssei0ste ~ hssd. We wast u
kssp ~ msary - hsss.
yss4 ssssiv~d . sew iae q seAssl hsts.
-Ki@asas 4 Wsis.
WANfCD---Evssy laAy - csos -
- - 49, soapee 6Rsss sknses. -
0o006ass'a
Chi>Assa q em sess viM - AssiGnasl
visA Dsseag Dsd u - Ose ew3mie
Dlese - sse1soay sieht - - nex. o.
his ~ eep.ee1aes - ~ essets1 vite
hs~ls = dsli0Ae ~ Ne ss4isses. ~
y ass1 ssessd - CAassis Chapila.
~ SAlG
eeaunl haaa fu11itues - eoeYsAs.
NeW cssk steve sn1 hseAes. ApQly
eftse 0aecA 10 st Gsas3oek ksuss.
4. e WiasleW.
GOuhus q % onunh
RsAkse tAaa psy sAseaGe will ssll ~
following erticiss Il hsusrAs,A furnitues
ct Q BARGAIN
China Cksset.
PaFls9 Suite.
Ce@hiasAssa nsskease - WritinG
Desk
lC0UcA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

~ 0sniOr Nermal class will give .
NsuAsn - the sdvisory bsara. Tuss-
~, AesS Z.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

nsss1aV. msscA =, ksiag ~ TWEEN
g-Awt hisshA.v ssaivsssuy Il Joe
f'srscA. ~ pesesea. ns. - nn. Carey
h.eaeA - CsstlsAsa. insses1 suoe thirty
fsiss1s - ssighhsss - ~ sslsbrste
SAe scs-esiea. rke Festivities began
with . suaptssus s1pprs served by
Nm. rustcA efSss UAisA ~ evening
Was spsat n Ga0ss - Auneiag.
Lentsa service a - Episcopsl
chsrch Fridsy evening st IN. Rev.
". .. 0aG1sa, nscAsr.
There will be services q the Episco-
pal ehsrch N sssday. Molly Commun-
isa SO . -. nsssisg sssvice ct ii 90
o -. Evening" service st 7:3O p. m.
Rev. ". D Msg~M, Rector.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31
~ @ = -

- AA0oa - 0WD ou~
- GR
- A1G- o. - - - OR
= Uuin.uAuv - GsCskosA
q. - - aus.as = onaD -
AnG hssn1 Uusso-~Su Sua1vS
=. nuAns - - ~, - -
~ AUs sssasa usan.aW -
- q .. aAAn - oun1g -
0n8 egesuuAnnua - - O~o
~ - 0uhA
0nnsta AMuuV Uss8 - -
om1.U - Gsusd SunsouA - -
- 00ns. Suss1n0.
- q 3. o. suAussuinu1 ehA11
sssis0 - - esAs ssslas GAus1h -
Us1n.s1ns s1>aua.
Us un1ssuAund - ESsvd ~ =
Bsh - shnsA = ssask - - -
- 4 - esoausAsss.
IT, Gunni.a - - Ssua O.
- - suuas1 s1IniiasuA0 = -
ssauAs = o.. y. eAiUoa-
4 3. Exeo - - 80 = -
lAks CtV, - - 0~V sssu1QmUD
- - sasuUisG shsss iW s-
- CD osssa - hshv = -
AaUstD - SiuissG ~. ,. =. 0inR
~ osso viN ~ ssosuuo -
Sse niaBv.
- N - nsu2 a1leskss , -
- - - AsGsssy = 49, - -
ossns, - oahss ~ sins = oD@
ssns1susosa psl
= ossshsast1R. Cs1s., sinss& &annub
sNiaxD essssaus. ssstvs1 osn1hg - .
slus -. - sGpss0 - sse10 60
aisss y - h.usAiav.
O. - - as~sa - S.a1lv -
- O'vsiAsa hsso iuas - Co.
spsssassas - NJ -. ssB - -
ssss y - - SAsu1pU.
3. e ~ lssassss - aiuiag = -
NJ ~ -, supssiasv - - 49,
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31
- K n r NJ
Qnl0 STATE ulE

~ suaassr school bullstia will - o6
ADp posus this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

3. q. ~ 1sslssss 49, aiuiag = -
61s ~ -. sspssisllV - - 49,
psuspsses Gksa1 = \ stuAe -. - -
- - - - - - huginsD -
49, oUuQugog \ snsGhR sslumA
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

4 Q. exe8 0uua - Ussk = -
laks CtV. - - 0uV essungmUB
- - slsQQag shsss fss si1A
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

- CD 0sssa - tshv = -
AaDsts - sisieiso ~. .. y 0Gna
~ oss0 UiN ~ ssosu1nsu1 -
Sst ~.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

~ N - nsu9 imagkse b -
- . suns 1B6sssy y 49, - ~
ossns, - oahss ~ Gns = - -
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

IT, g. - - vsun O.
- h.ss suUues6 s1iusu1o = -
ssnuAs = O.. y. 0hQ0D-
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

CAie1Bsa - oM e1ss Win - AssiGA1sl
visA Dssaa1 Dsd u - Ose eW3nin
Dlele - esN1s1ay niGAt - - aex. O.
NJ ~ eVpses1ses - wes Gseets1 vitl
ks~ls - 1s.i0AA ~ kis so3iseee. Dud
y Q QDs1 ssesod - CAossis Chapila.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

- AnDU0 = 0B -
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

= oBsGhsast1R. Csas.. sisss&enunu.
eillD essssaus, ssstvsd oan1nU - Z
~ -. - sGpssh - sua1W 80
aiass = - bsuuAiav.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

O. - - as~s1 - 1u01lv -
- O'Valaun ksa0 iuAs - OulQ1
spa0easues = ~ -. - - -
osss = - - Nso1uu.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

- A.G o. - - - -
= Uuimunnv - eABCak1uHsua
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

Ne $4,000 80 Essvd ~ =
Bsh - ohun1A q saAos - - -
- e - oooauGhnsa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

- - 49, soaVee 6vsss sknses. -
ou00oiase'a
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

~ Abunai sssssiuoin e - 0unai-
- No. 0sAaa vin ~ 49, snauaI
nsseiHG fss sssetisa a slAesss Wsdnss-
~ sssaia0, ASsil - = - ks0 =
nsss DlasAs1ssa. 4 sua s1esaAanD b
lDuisoa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

A lev highly brsd BsG Ospingta eeeA-
rels, 81 % eseA il tsken sssn- Whl
Aelivef them u CUnnissa a. sae -
nrs. =. 8. Wsrbsrtsa. pAc.e Sssss
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

q. - - uus.ad = ouAD -
Anr~ 1un1 U.ssso-SS Suv'
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

Just ssssivsd seW iae q seAssl hats
-ki@0sas & Wsis.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

-. q =. o. suAss>uins1 - -
sssisv = - esssAs sssias sAnD1h -
UUnnusAne G1AausR.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

AUTO 0ACx-0sses ~ teuins. N.
- - 1Uum unUosD ogDuD8. -. -
sAv - Il - ~. ~ sosv -
0D0G1Gu = oa0aiso sWI GuoDeooin0au1s
80 ~ as.sss as'ss'. rsce
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

- 0udns - - ~, - -
oaU GsuhB ssausnsd us1g -
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

0nnsta AsnunV Us.9 - -
49, - cnunh 1unsoiuA - -
. 0WnnUn 0unufng.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

Oaa.lb OAasi. yAzsd = . ss:ssl
esssh6o hs16 q - hsa fhssAss -
oasuU1GO. - ~ ksSs . sUsusa -
= - 80 GAse1ss - Apsn ~ -
= - So = ee.ss.s1g. "AWS
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

eeaWl haad furnitues - eospsAs.
Nee cssh steve snA hseAss. ApQly
aftse maecA 10 st Geas3oeA ksuss.
4. e WiasloW.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

- q Z. aaAo Usa oW1g -
0u0 ow0uuAmnA - - - =
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-31

- UuA1ieu1in - = U1G
L0a +" q, D1&
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-11-10
Jos. Kaufman. Clerk of the Board.
By F. N. Shreve, Deputy.
From the County Records.

From the County Records.
Novembe 8, 1916.
Marriage license to Tony Burch
and Maude Fange.
Assignment of mtg. Vermont
Loan and Trus. Co to Bennington
County Savings Bank VIZ sw4 sec
ID, e2 sea sec ID, sea NED sec 90, sw4
nw4 sec 24-36-4e.
w. deed. Elmer DesVoigne ct
ux to Theodore Foil. 81. Lot 2 blk
Z, Orofino Home Tracts.
Mtg. Jacob A. Peterson ct ux to
Stephen A. Coppinger. $1,000. lC
acres off west side of So nw4 &c 90
81 lw. With land in other county.
Marginal Release. Robert Carson
to H. w. Shelburn, ct ux. sea nw4
sec 22-3-63E
Chattel Mortgage. James R. Funk
houser ct ux to Cen Forder. $50. 90
3 head of cattle.
Patent. Same to John F. German
sw4 sw4, W. W. SEQ sw4 sec. Is, nw4
nw4 sec. 22-3e-2E.
w. Deed John F. German ct ux
to James w. Blake $l.OO etc. Same.
w. Deed. James w. Blake ct ux
to George Alteneder ct al. $l.O0 etc.
Same.
Mortgage. George Alteneder ct
al to James w. Blake. $4,000. 90.
Same.
November 9, 1916.
Assignment of Mortgage-Annie
M Alteneder ct TX to James w.
Blake. e2 nw4. VIZ NED sec 90 So Sc.
Quit claim Marion r Van
derpool ct ux to Francis M Rowland.
S l. NJ sw4, ned sec SO 36-2e.
Release of mtg-George Gertje t,
Francis M. Rowland ct ux. Lot 2,
M sw4 ne4 sec 32-36-2e.
w. Deed Francis M Rowland ct
ux to Oren D Crockett, 81. Lot 2,
NJ sw4 ne4 sec 80 -36-2e. excepting S
acres along the east side of said lot 2,
and water flowing from a certain
spring upon the ne quarter of asid lot
2.
Deed-Village of Orofino to Sarah
Whitworth. 81. All that part of
alley running thru block Is, Original
town of Oro6no, lying between lots l..
2, 3, a, 5, 6. 7and of said Block Is,
on the one side, and lots II, 10, 10,
20. 81, %, 49, and "a of said block on
the other side
Chattel Mtg Lillian Teed to Bank
of Orofno. 5000 horses. /
binder, | mower ! pillow
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-11-10

Claims allowed from Current ex-
pense fund for current expenses:
Mrs H d Runkle, nursing
co indg $25 90
B H Powell, cleo judge
primary election Gilbert 800
Gertrude circuit, election
judge primary election Orofno 800
H Noble auto service $50
VIM w Parker, cleo officer
Fraser primary 800
G j Fleischer cleo officer
Gilbert 500
John Gaffney cleo officer
Pierre primary 800
j M Fairly, examination of
insane 500
Geo Pitcher wit pro court 500
T E Defreese wit pro court 800
c 0 linn, wit pro court Ats
Mrs Lou White, wit pro court 800
Joseph Hanks, wit pro court 500
VIM Titus, wit pro court 3 90
Fred d Hammond, carpt work 7.25
Maggie Profit, wit pro court 800
Antoine Schwartz, election
officer, Dent primary 800
Mrs H D Runkle, nursing
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-11-10
Dist No. z.

Dist No. z.
Nils Olson 1925
Philip Moos 2.25
Cbas. Lynch 225
Orofino Trading Co. rs
Dist No 8
Nebaho Lbr. Co. 81 SO
Jack Crabb 9 38
M A Miller IL 25
w Musser 225
A c Longeteig $50
Dist No 10
Harry Wheeler 6.25
r M Rathbone 225
r M Rathbone 225
Roy Walker o 2.25
Tom Walker 225
J Sims 2 25
Geo Wilson 225
Jimmy Cruthcher 2.25
Dist No IA
J c Spear %. 10
F Worthington $40
Elmer Right l425
A H Cosner l8 80
Dist. No 10
John Harlacher 4.5O
Security Bridge Company. as per
contract of May II, 1916, Claim al
lowed from Bridge Fund in the sum
Of Sc, 4964l.
Claims allowed Dist. road fund:
7. B. Lewis Dist No 8 SO. 80
Hodson -Feenaughty Co. Dist 6 425
Jane Monroe Dist No 6 $50
Chas. Smith Dist 9 6.75
J A Fruchtl, dist 10 6.72
Overseers reports approved: E c
Abrams, dist l, May, Aug and Sept;
J W Snyder, dist No 2, July and Aug;
Herman Nelson, dist 8. July, Sept;
A Snyder, dist S, June and July;
Nels Olson, dist No. Aug and Sept;
M A Miller, dist 10, Sept; A C Long,
teig, IL, Sept; Frank Surprise, ID,
June ard July; A H Cosner, dist ID,
July, Aug and Sept.
Bond of M A Miller az oygrseer of
road dist No. IA approveN
1t appearing| that Nk8 Warren, the
principal defenH aft N the tax fore
closure proceedke Joseph Kauff-
man as trusted against Mary Warren
ct al. is afPldier's widow and was
entitled1tot IN exemption of her real
estate/ foM taxation for the year
1913, andN she having offered to settle
the same by payment of the amount
of the delinquent taxes with costs and
Interest to date, except the attorneys
fee, the county attorney is hereby
authorized and instructed to accept
the same, to-wit $38. Ia, and upon
the payment of same cause said suit
to be dismissed.
October l6, 1916.
Claims allowed from bridge fund:
Security Bridge Company $4367. SO
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-30
BOOSTING ALAsKAs COPPER INDUSTRY
(Seattie Times)

Franco-British negotiations for American copper involving according to New York runorS m dnen1o.S 5 in dispatches yesterday contracts for 4OOOVvVoU of the metal of peculiar interest 10 the peoPe VI Seattle because of the desirable influence that any transaction would have the Alaska industry.
 The deal which is said to have been cohsunl' n,ated calls for the delivery of the copper m the first six months of 1917. The monthly delivery IS expected 10 be about 750O0000 pounds, which ID lt self is declared equal to the previous maximum ton
 The handling of such large contract unquestion- ablv would afford an additional market for the cop per of the Northern Territory the increased prouuc tion of which has of the remarkable features Of the mining industry in Alaska during the past two years From an expected output or approNlnately 500 900 pounds q month the production of the mines there has expanded until in August the aggregate was between 1S00OOOO and 15,0O0,OOO pounds
 Certain of the biggest producers in AasKa at ue rate of production last June are sold out aneau TOT fourteen months. However they are capable or e&, banding their output materially and undoubtedly VIII do SO if called upon to handle a substantial portion of this new contract with the Allies
 Incidentally. 1t may be stated that the men aC uuanted with the copper situation all over the world are satisfied that the market is going to continue satisfactory long after the conclusion of the European struggle In support of their view, they point out that the various belgerents are using enormous amounts of this material for military purposes, long since having exhausted the stocks on hand at the commencement of the struggle. The Allies may be correcting this condition by the purchase or the eno patches but it is certain that the Central Powers will have to build up their reserves by huge orders after peace treaty is negotiated
 In fact. reassuring is the situation that one or the biggest men in the American copper world has been cited as expressing the confident belief that the demand will be good for two years after the con clusion of the with the price standing approX- mately twenty cents a pound
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-30

body. It was the boast of the Seattle papers that Congressman Humphreys district did not suffer be- cause Humphrey was an opponent of the admnistra' tion His canals. navy yards, public building sites and other matters got as well treated by the Demo cratic Congress as they could have fared had the administration been Republican.
 But Is is not true. It Is slander on the Repub- lican party.
 And as for the course of The Empire it's growth in this community, which the Dispatch says is Repub- lican, Is evidence to 1t that its policy is generally
 understood if indeed not approved His purpose is to serve Alaska and to serve Alaska as faithfully as 1t knows how It is doing that when 1t urges RepubH- cans to vote for Senator Srzer It's course and pur- nose give 1t a right to counsel with all those who seek to serve Alaska whether they seek to do so through the Democratic party through the Repub ncan. Socialist or any other party.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-30
rHE wIcKERsHAM MACHINE

What about the Fairbanks Wckersham machine?
 The wickersham machine has sought to set sec tion against section Alaska has sought to de- stroy the reputation of every who does not fall for wickersham's piffle in Washington and pedde in Alaska It has sought to make oprobirs by-word Of of Southeastern Alaska generally and Juneau in par ticular.
 It has sought to run the whole Interior country and run it roughshod steauroller fashion in the n' terest of wickersham, crushing all who refuse to jump at the crack of the Wickersham whip to change his position on Alaskan issues every time wickersham changes, or to hate every man whom Wickersham hates
 It succeeded in taking threefour;hs of the forest funds that of right belong to tie Fhs Division from us.
 It has favored S-hour laws for the First Division and opposed them for the Fourth. It has sought to reform all sections of Alaska but its own
 It has opposed primary election laws. It sermin' ated the outrageous election law that invites ballot suffers to action.
 The Empire could name names, but won't The Ruby RecordCitizen has named Den Driscoll O. P Gaustad. Andrew Nerlund Sylvester Howell and others.
 There are other things that might be said now but this will do until the mails bring us some more Fairbanks. Ruby and Iditarod papers,
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-30
PERSEVERANCE MAN BUYS
 A JUNEAU RESTAURANT

NJ. J. Jamert, proprietor of the Capitol Coffee house has sold that popular eating place to Samuel Eel don, formerly club house attendant at the Perseverance mine, and the place will be operated by him iu the future.
 MT. and Mrs. Jamert. who have been in Juneau for the past three years, will leave on one of the next boats for the south and will spend some time in California.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-30
GABBS IMPROVING IN
 HEALTH IN CALIFORNIA

Word has been received in Ju- neau from A. A. Gabbs stating that he is at present located in Col fax, California, and that he is improving in health rapidly. Mir Gabbs says in the letter received that he is feeling fine and has gained six pounds in weight since his arrival there. Mrs. Gabbs and children are with him.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-30
Lost in London.

Patriotic Scots Lady (patrolling Victoria line station to assist any of her stranded countrymen arriving from the fronD-Can help you in any way?
 Perplexed Scot-Thank you, nam. Is the toon far frae the statlon?- London Punch.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-30

The esteemed Fairbanks Times accuses The Elm hire of faking dispatches from the Fairbanks district concerning political matters It is very easy to make charges of that kind but the Fairbanks Times should know that legitimate newspapers do not do that The Empire has published only such telegrams as 1t nas received from Fairbanks and when it has commented unon them the comment is used as comment
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-30
spECTAcLEs FOUND.

A pair of spectacles were found on the street last night and were left at the Empire Office. The ow- ner can have same by proving property.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-30
Forward at Home.

School Teacher-rm sorry to say. Mir. Jones, that your boy is very backward in his studies.
 Jones-That's strangel At home in conversation with me he seems to know it all.-( (Boston Transcript)
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-30
WHY ARE ADS IMPORTANT
 TO WOMEN?

Buy it right here, in our local stores. You can KNOW what you arc getting. and the store protects you. The same thing never costs you more, but usually less, than if purchased from mail order con carn
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-30
He Knew That.

What is the chief mineral wealth of the Alleghanies?"
 Dunno. mum
 "Yes, you do. What do you car ry in a scuttle?"
 Studs, mum."-Noulsville cour- ier-JournalD