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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
S P O R T S
FORK UNION CADETS
START BASEBALL PRACTICE
Prospects for Cndcts Look bright.
Harry Griffin AEnin In Charge
OF Team.

FORK UNION, VA, February 60
Manager r:ilyson ). Robinson. Jr.. has
completed tie baseball schedule for
Fork Union Military Academy. and i, is
one of the best the cadets havo had
for years. 1t includes Il trip to Wash
ington, y. g., where the cadets will
play some of the fastest teams around
that city.
Tho team Is lucky in securing the
ability is unqucstioncd AZ n baseball
coach throughou. Virginia. having
played Oh the fastest ball clubs OF the
Virginia league in past years.
Only three letter men returned to
school this fail. Captain hughes, scot,
and Manager Robinson. who held down
the third sack. Scott play.d wonder
full ball at short and Captain Hughes
performed well behind the bat OF the
rats that came III with good records
are wilkins, ,Braverman. Hoover and
Dickens, who played or different pre-
paratory schools OF tn" state Robin
son j. Bagwcll and Whitcscarv"r. of
last years scrubs. are expected 10
show their metal
Coach Grifliu ordered the work on
the diamond to begin as soon as posi-
bic, anu tho ncw uniforms are expect
cd In few days so the cadet nine can
get 10 work. Fork Union Military
academy has had fast teams in years
past, but the one this year is expected
10 break all former records.
TIC schedule follows:
April l--Ciordonsvillc High school W
Fork Union, at Fork Union.
April S-John Marshall High School
vs.. Fork Union, a, Fork Union.
April l5-L,harlottesvillc High school
~. Fork Union. AT Fork Union.
April Medical College freshmen
vs.. Fork Union. Il, Fork Union.
April Miller Schooi - Fork
Union. ..t Miller school
April is Charlottesville il.gh school
vs.. Fork !'rtvu ID, charlottesville. Va
April - ouayillc High school
vs.. Fork Cuiua Gordonsville 'morn-
.,pr!I 70 y odbrrry rorcs, school
VS. Fork Union. 1T Wo,db.rry cafter-
uoon,.
May i Episcopal nigh school vs.
Fork Union. at AlcXandria. Va.
May 1-Alexandria High school W
Fork Union a, Alexandria taft"rnoont.
May Western High school vs. Fork
i'nion. AT Washington. -. g. tpendinH).
May 3-Tcchuical High school vs.
Fork Union. AT Washington tpcndinS}.
May l5-Wchmoud college vs. Fork
Union. AT Richmond. Va.
May o0-.hrvouia High school "
Fork Union. AZ Fork Union.
May 27-Arvonia High school VS.
Fork Union. 81 NrSonia Va
June 3-t 4 ~ y. racult, ~ = e.
VARSITY. ~ Forl, union
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
jUAREZ RESULTS

Eredcrick. Ia2 t;aru"rt. 10 T. to
10 aud TO (. won Mi!brcy - 'Morysl.
TO l. " 10 and even, second Syrel
10 ;, third Time, As sally Scots.
Satisfied Eleanor Mari. 81 kiehard
and Miss knigh; also ran.
Second rac.-smiilnr Mag, -" 9
Gentry. G to !, = TO and even won
BilNkcns w, los 'Morysi, 10 !. TO
10 To l. 3 to and 10 >, third Time.
l:4l - Endurance Blue Point. sal
vado Madclie AMI Great Friar also
ran.
Third race. .i> furlours Sharper
knight 20" 'Schaincrhormp. L" :
lo3 Ill shilling. : to /, 10 and
even. second: McAlan. II" 'Moles-
Time. i.l.i-5. Ronntcs EiIck. Mar.
shall Tilsilruan. Willis. Z. w kcnuou.
Wax Email AMI Ouicta also ran,
rose. ll5 oMct.warb. > 30 |. To 10
and out. won. Sci,cca, l22 'Pickcnsl =
to /. : to 10 and out, second. koot-
cnnN, 10 ti;uN:cU>. > to J. Ia 10 and
ont third. time. 1:i' 'ir shouse
also ran.
CRANE. ~ NNllian:] 10 10 /. 10 !
and even. Won. i'hvllis Aul"iUcttc TO-"
'Fccncyl 10 !. t" 10 and > 10 ).
second Nollcr i"i tliaycs). 20 !, ;
20 . and TO >. ,ltird Time. 1909 20.
caromdolst aud Birdman also ram.
'Schamcrhornl. 3 Ia !. even and -
?. Won: Real Worth. 10 GT.cneyJ. >
TO !. > TO ana 10 =. second Robert
AInntell, 1aI III. shilling. even TO
= and 10 ), third. Time. III Lach-
is. Lady James. Cecil ana Marcus also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
Mayo Carter Saves
His Sister S Life
Ter Ycar-OM Boy Rolls Child
in Rag When Her Dress
Catches Fire.

Little Mayo Carter, ten-year- old son
Of ]. G. Carter. "ho lives on I.ourau-
rcan Lane. Highland Park. made quite
n hero of himself yesterday afternoon.
when he saved the life OF his little
three ycar-old sister. Martha. and cx-
hibited q presence of mind that would
have done credit 70 u person much
older.
The small boy succeeded in saving
burned before hn .xtinguiShed the
flames that cnvcloucd her. aud is still
in serious. though not necessarily
self was slightly burned in putting
out the IRE. hut paid scant attention
20 his own injuries until Or. y. l..
Martin had treated his sister.
Mrs. Carter left her home yesterday
afternoon To attend a church affair and
cautioned Mayo TO remain with his
three ycar-old twin sisters. Martha and
Helen. while she away. The
house is situated Ear back in large
lot and il was several minutes before
the boy arrived In the sitting room
where the smaller children had been
left.
When he entered, it was to find Mar
tina standing near the mantle. her
clothing Rftre and flames playing about
her body and face. Little Helen stood
weeping beside her vainly trying to
fan out the flames with her bare
hands,
1t was then that Mayos presence of
mind showed itsel: Springing to-
ward the child. he ripped and tore the
burning clothes from her body and
threw them into the stove. He snatch
cd up st rug and threw it about the
child. rolling her OF the floor and eff
fectunlly smotherng any flames that
might have remained. Then he hast
encd to a window and called to neigh
crS for assistance.
They arrived within n few minutes,
and DR.. Martin was summoned. He
arrived in a short time and relieved the
suffering child. md then he treated
the few burns the boy had sustained
and which he discovered himself. the
boy not having made any complaint at
all OF his own injuries.
When Mrs. Carter returned the
children had been treated and were
doing we'll. 1t is supposed that Martha
climbed into a chair, soon as her
mother had left the room, and secured
u box OF matches from the mantle
She is thought to have ignited her
dress while playing with them.
When 7 saw Martha burning. l just
remembered story about rolling a
person In q blanket or rug to put
out fire, and / did that" said lit
tie Mayo last night and that was
all there was to it," he added mod
cstly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
RICHMOND ACADEMY WILL
ENTER BIG INDOOR GAMES
Five Men VIII Bc Sent 10 tcurre
Washing ton Meet On
Saturday.

RIchmond Academy will send to the
GcorE. Washington meet in Washing
ton. on saturday night, the strongest
lTach squad that has represented the
orang" and Blue In an out -of-towu
event III recent years Spencer kuyk.
binford Parrish and Hill comprise the
squad. and local followers of the
Orange ana Blue have visions Of some
first places I'm the various events
in addition 20 a relay race. The men
VIII enter the pole vault and the
scholastic half mile. Euyk Will enter
tn" intercollegiate pole vault In all
probabil!,y, there being no schola tic
pole vault lists Euyk while very
young. IL e vaulter of no little ability.
Spencer - entered in the scholastic
hal! mile. and he Is sure 10 finish some
where near Tho front. Spencer like
his tcamrnatc, Kuyk. has shown
clean pair OF heels to the best run
nerN in this event in the city. These
men arc The only ones entered in any
thing except the relay races. lust
what team the Academy lads will run
against ia the relay is not known, bu.
they viii give amy opponen, in the
state run for first honors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

Firs, race mile aud tw,cmty yards
Lucky George, Ill IkcoGh). 10 !. :.
TO ] ami even. Won: Birka, los n[oc"-
ncr). TO .. . "a : AMI : - Ia sec
ond; iclset'n, III Garner, : To :. :.
To AMI : To 10. third. Time. l:42.
t'hilla. Scrncta. I'atrick T., III PATIO,
Tatana. Matte G.. Mater and Rubicon
Sccond-mle -Scrf Savin. III War
rinSt"rb. ia & 10 ana l 30 :" won:
Juliet 10? tAmbrosc>. even. To . and
..alG. I" t.. > 10 > ana even. 'hird.
Cars Toy. Typography. j. w. OShea,
TaIicyrand and John Bunny also ran.
liz tEanduscnl,, 20 ;. 10 10 and
to >. won; Lynn. ~ IS Rrown). 8
TO !. TO and 20 10. second Mabel
Dulwehhcr l04 tMurphyl. { to I. s
Miss Waters and Maymc W. also ran
Fourth--milc and sixteentli--Tor
Fair. los kosrnerl. to i. even and
10 ;. VOL. Dorothy Dean. 1oJ (Nan-
"nd: Grumpy. loi ~. McTacgart6. :
TO- =. to ; and to. =. third. Time,
Republican,. CltT Field ana Hanovia
also ran.
Fif,h--,nilc and Observation-Disclosures
Tor. 90 tMcAtecl. to |. c to and 3
Post. 10 TEocrner>. s to :. 2 to aud
,rd t." :; third 1n;, Tine. ,;46i.'. Reno.
Louise and TRANSPORT also ram.
sixth mic and uuartcr-.G NJ.
Miller. ~ (Ambrose), TO I. Z to 10
and to ;. won; Harry Lauder. ioi
.McDGrm@tto. to |. to and to 10.
"a to- and to !, third. Time. cor
NGcnt also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
Gone After Alleged Eorrcrs.

Police Sergeant jefferson left for
Charleston. :. G.. Tonight TO bring back
for trial the two men. Leroy Marco and
James licnrickson. charged with pass
ing forged bu pont checks in this
city on October :. They are charged,
respectively, with passing checks for
SIS ANA Si5 on merchants. the checks
bearing the forged name of y. Reed.
cashier Of the Du Pont Company. the
same being cashed by merchants in
stead of AT the bank. The checks were
good mutations Of the genuine ones
and wcll calculated TO deceive persons
no did not carefully examine them.
Til" third member Of this check fla sh
ing gang, Henry II. Hill. caught at
tho time. is in the penitentiary for Il
iNc-Ncnr form.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
BITTER PRIMARY ENDS
Mayor ThompSon's Candidates Get Hest
of IL in Chicngo's Municipal
Election.
Especial to The Times-Dis patch

Especial to The Times Dis patch.
CHICAGO. February 2a.--Chicago's
bittercst aldermanic primary to-day
closed with Mayor Thompson showing a
slight gain. Two Of the nine men
sworn 10 eternal opposition to the
administration were endorsed by can
didates favored by the Mayor--Stern,
OF the Third Ward. and Ray, OF the
Thirteenth. Both Stern ard Ray were
considered strong a--u their defeat
brought jubilation 20 the camp at the
City Hall.
On the other hand. the antiadminis-
tration forces claimed n victory, on
the ground that the Mayor ought TO
have wrought more damage. with all
his patronage guns and mach'nc-powe1
working full tilt. AS ii was, the
Mayor reelected all his own aldermen
who were running and gained two.
ON the Democratic wing everything
was carried by the Sullivan orguniZa-
zion. Not a single candidate Endorsed
by former Mayor Carter Ii. Harrison
succeeded in remaining Oh the tickle.
against the nominees OF Roger Sullivan
The vote was comparatively light
$4,000 men and $1,000 women out OF a
total registered polling strength Of over
,no,o0a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
VIRGINIA SELECTS TEAMS
FOR LONG-DiSTANCE RELAY
Hopes to Beat Techs in Two-AIiIe Itncc.
Rfrh,n0nd hoy Entered In
Novice Event.

CIIAItLOTTESVlLI. IA, February
::-The final tryouts 20 select Vir-
ginia's representatives for the George
Washington meet were held this after
noon on tho outdoor board track he
fore crowd OF onlookcrs
Eight men competed for - place on
IN" two-milc relay team, which will
race the quartet from V. l.. l. and
possibly teams from other institutions
in the South Atlantic Association.
NirEinia's four Saturday night will
consist of Captain Norris. Rounds, Ab-
bot and stone, with Jenkins as NTH
man The host time to-day was made
by Rounds, the younustcr from Manas-
sas High school. who, according to
Pop i.anni2an. iS coming fast.
Goodwin. Mason ana Ednunds also
ran.
The Itlacksburr relay team is quite
a formidable ono, sn-c r.anuigan. and
II hard race is looked FOR.
In the trials Tor tho 6op-yard novice,
on" man To so. Robert Ma3sio OF
Richmond. won out over Barrin.cr
firGini"'s track squad VIII break
training after Saturday nights meet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
GUARD BRISTOL PLANT
DScstun MRnufactOry nt IIInEsport
Fears Attack, According to Police
Information.

BRISTOL. TENN. February o9.-Act-
ing upon police information from New
YORK. touching what appears to DO a
definite plan to blow up the big plant
of the Federal Dyestuffs and Chemical
Company. at kinHsport, In this coun-
". the plant has been placed under
heavy guard. To-day guns. rcvolvers
and munitions were ordered from Brs-
tol Tor use in this connection. Mayor
Fauccttc. OF Bristol. advised the
officials that guns Of the state
stored In the City Hall, would
likely he placed n their disposal upon
application 20 the Governor. The Cox
Light Infantry Company here is eager
for service if needed.
The local authorities have been adj
vised that the plant has been marked
for ana attaCk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
HOPEWELL ROMANCE
IrnnL s.-Inn. Of Columbia. - C..
Claims Pretty DnnyIIlc Nurse rs
His Bride.

IioPEWELL, February ga pretty
romance was consummatcd At Prince
George Courthouse Yesterday. when
Miss Lillian Conner, formerly OF Dan
VILE but more recently employed as
"a nurse in the iIopcwell Hospital and
Frank yFan, OF Columbia, s. c. 4
IN Font employee, were united in mar
riaEc.
Mr. SyFan met Miss Conner whom
he was carried 10 the hospital three
weeks ago suffering with dislocatcd
leg. as the result OF an accident in the
plant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
OF ALBEMARLE
SELECT REPRESENTATIVE rs
Especial to The Times =

I'oVcVT'l 10 TIC IITneS- DlSpAtCh.
tIiARl.OTTESNTLL VA, February
29.--lsepublicans Of Albcmarle, at a
mass-meeting held at the courthouse.
elected the following delegates to the
state and district conventions. to bc
held at Roanoke and Luray. Respective
iy: James Gault, James l.. Humbc-;.
G. w. Houchcns. H. ~ s. Hamilton.
j. w. Baber. f. w Scott, Jr., w. s.
Iiumbcrt and David Kennedy
The delegates to the district convcn-
ton were instructed to vote for John
Paul as delegate to the national
convention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
ANIMAL WHICH BIT MEN
SUFFERED FROM RABIES
X. T.. Willis and Others. OF Peters
burg. Come to Richmond for
I'asteur Treatment.
GOES FOR ALLEGED FoRGEKs
Officer Will Bring Leroy Marco and
James fienricksOn Back From
Charleston, $. C.-New Auto Fire
Truck in Service.
Especial to The Tlmos-Dispatch !

PETEkSBu:li. "a. February %
Health officer Martin has been advised
from Washington that the head of the
dog sent them for examination showed
unmistakabic evidence Of rabies This
was the dog that was killed on Sat
nrdaN evening. after having bitten r..
II. Wills and one or two others. in
Guiding colorcd man. These two vic
tins viii I" 20 Richmond to take the
Pastcnr treatment.
II IL reported that one or two other
persons wcr" bitten by the dog, but
this has not h""r verified. they
have mad" no report of It.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
NO LIQUOR ADVERTISING

JACKSON, MISS, February 29.--The
Mississippi Senate to-day passed the
bill which would prohibit liquor adver-
Using through newspapers, circulars,
street cars bill boards or other means
In the State. The measure is to become
effective in sixty days from the pass
age. II goes TO the Governor for his
signature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
GETS TEN YEARS
Negro Convicted OF Murder In Sunoth.
Colored Youth liz Sent 10
RefOrmntory. feH
[Spocial DO zinc Times. plsnatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch
SUFFOLK. VA. February 29.--Wii.
liam Wootcn, colorcd. was to-day found
guilty o' the murder ,of Charles V.,,.a
son in the Suffolk City Circuit Cou-,
and was sentenced to serve ten yc,r.
III the state prison. Wooten shot wnt
son IN Williamstown. a suburb OF SUI.
FOLK, on Christmas Eve. after a dispi,o
over game Of craps
Gid Key. colorcd. was tried on a
sharSe OF grand larceny. and was
convicted and sentenced to four year.
In the rcformatory. being just seven.
teen years Old Key is charged win,
having set fire TO the store OF Henry
Southall. and, in the excitement which
ensucd, with having broken into :,
rocked desk and stolen a metal box
containing $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
ADJUSTMENTS
"The bohemian Girl" TODAY.

~ hO"eu'au Sirt 1O-DHy.
Lovers OF old operas Will be enabled
TO near ono OF the most tuncful OF all
the tried and true favorites at the
Academy OF Music to-day, when ',The
Rohemian Girl'' will be given two per-
formanccs by what the press agent de-
scribcS as IN all-star cast. Joseph f.
Sheehan, a tenor whose high G was
famous for years, heads tho cast, sup
ported by Elaine dc Scllcm, con-
tralto, whose Suzuki In Madam But
terhy" aroused much favorable COM
ment here n few years ago. and by
Mirth Carmen, soprano. and Arthur
Deanc, baritone.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
New Trial Granted.

w 10" SUI OF LHffl" MrTraN. VOIUTeH.
against the Virginia Railway and
Power Company for $4,000 damages for
injuries alleged TO have been received
by being thrust off a car Of the COM
laiy. which was recently tried in the
Hastings Court with AN award Of $500
TO the plaintiff. the court has set the
verdict aside and granted new trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
Hopc,,cIi Administrative Board.

Three OF the iivc members appoint
ed by Governor stuart to constitute
the Hopcwell Administrative Board are
well-knoWn business men OF Peters
burg with large interests at Hopewell
They are Major Benjamin Harrison,
leading contractor; Richard Eppes, a
merchant and owner Of large property
a, city Point and IIopewell. and NJ
y Finn. contractor and large real es-
tate owner. The other two members.
j. - Faison and Richard Boisseau, are
leading citizens OF Prince George
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
,ittnr 60 Make Wilson Bn.,.

sculptor Franz Nittor left ON yester-
day for Washington, where he viii
make bust Of president Woodrow
Wilson to he placed on exhibit at the
Democratic Convention in st. Louis
The iLust will be placed on exhibit In
Richmond before being sent To the
conventions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01

Tn" post Office a. FOrds. in Dinwiddie
County. Is. -. i:Uisseau, postmaster.
VAS broken into last night and robbed
Of mail matter. parcels post packages
ana some stamps. There is no clue 10
the rObbcr robbers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
All Appeal aud :nve Hail.

WI OF thr clSht Women arrested by
the police several nights ago and SEN
tened to imprisonment. appealed from
police Justices decision. and have been
released on bond for their appearance
in the Hastings Court. Several of them
put up cash bail OF $50 each
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
Qualified ns DEPUTY.

\ - l.ocke,t, Jr. recently appointed
~ deputy city treasurer. Gualfed for
the Office to-day, and will enter on mis-
Duties tomorrow. Mir. I.ockctt sue
cccdS llis father. the late y. II. Lockctt
who held the Office for many years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
New Auto Fire Truck.

The new auto fire truck recently pur-
chased by the city at cost OF $4,000
ga -. tn" city to-day. and will be
housed n tn" Halifax street station.
~ novelty in Petersburg. its ap
UcaFauce on tho streets attracted much
attentions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01

on next Sunday night II is not vet
known who will succeed him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01

Dogs
mmien soed February 70 at Madison Square Garden "
of
sen for the second year
cav or criticism The show this
lie sbrcdby
Counter George W. Qunarl
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-30
FOR SALE

Fish and game licenses are now
ready at the Red Cross Pharmacy
If you can't come in send your dollar
with personal description required
and license will he returned. ADV.
FOR SALE-A house and lot. on the
Bar, Owner II. H. Dahle. Inquire
Judge McCracken. June l6-5t.
FOR SALE OR RENT-Good piano
and Singer sewing machine. Apply
TO W: b. Horn. Salmon, Idaho.
April 28 IT,
PLACE FOR SALE-Three acres Of
ground, house, barn, stone cellar,
and store building. Pay one-halt
down, the balance in two wears at
3 per cent. +. NJ. Tingley, Salmon,
Idaho.
FOR SALE Don't forget tc get
your seed potatoes of j Z. Crook,
salmon, ldaho. May 1875.
FOR SALE-The Redwine residence
che1p. Easy terms. See John II.
FauslaM. Apr. q IT.
WA NTED-Go0d serviceable second
hand bicycle. Apply at Idaho Re.
corder office.
Lime for sale at Havemann's.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-30
" =" = : = = > :: 1: : : = =
: SALMON LOCALS .
!: " > = " = T. = : 1. !: :

& ) ) !: !. = a
Mrs. ?. b. Hines returned last.
FRIDAY IRON three week visit to
Seattle, Huntington and PocateIlo
MI and Mrs. William Andrews en-.
Uertained at dinner Saturday evanirg
III honor of Alvin Andre VS. and neice
Miss O'Rrion.
Mrs. NJ. A. Dillingham;, the edi.
Tor 5 wife at Challis, is spending the
week. with her mother, Mrs Bull.
ock, in Salmon.
Mrs, Doc Hudkins left Salmon
Thursday to spend two weeks in
butte, a guest Of her sister, Mrs,
Preston, and other friends there.
y. ). johnson, professor at Nala
Nalla College, who is spending A
week In this city with relatives, will
return to his home today.
Dr. ii II. Scarborough, the we'll
known, reliable eyesivht specialist.
VIII he at the Shenon hotel, Salmon
Tuesday and Wednesday, July II and
| -.
! Some Idaho lambs sold last week
on the Omaha market at Sll % per
( 100 pounds and weighed IL pounds aV-
eraga. This is certainly getting a
crop quick and getting a good price
! for it.
If you want to stop that headache
or dizzy trouble see DIR. Scarborough,
at the Snennn hotel, Salmon, Tues.
day or Wednesd day. July II or T.. by
his original methods he is enabled t,
give results after others have failed.
Ms. Z. b. Yearian and daughter
Mrs. Rathburn of Dillon, are guests
at the DR.. Whitwell home in Sal
mon. Later they will also visit rela
tives at Lemhi, Still later MIR. Year
ian will come with camp outfit t
accompany the folks back home t.
enjoy long outing on the wa
thither.
All the notaries in Salmon ais
members Of the har happened to b
attorneys OF record in legal puhlica
ton recently completed by The Re
rorder In order to make the requiI
ed AFFIDAVIT it was Necessary 10 get I'll
clerk of the district court, ). l.
Kirtley. to take acknowledgment
to the paper
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-06-30
LEGAL ADVERTISING

80 40 chains To corner No. ,; thence
5. - degrees - min. " - % chai ,
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grees u5 min. " 6O3 chains IT, cor
ner Nu.4 thence along the mrander
line OF the left bank al salmon river,
y. 1t de.Tees 40 miu r. 20 10
chains: y. 3 degrees 10 min, l.. II jJ
chains; y ri degrees 10 m1u. T..
5.s3 chains: y. - degrees - min
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T.. 80 chains; \. - degrees Oj min.
T.. ll.W chains =, ~ degrees %
min. f., l4.S2 chains; ;. - degrees
81 min. H., i5chaius Ia corner No. /,
the place OF beginning has filed no
lice of intention to make Three Year
Proof, to- establish claim Ia the land
above described, before Allen G.
Merritt, L. ). Commissioner, At Sal.
mon. Idaho, on the third day OF Aug
ust, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses
Hiram r.. Haynes, OF Shoup, Ida.
no: Robert T.. Allen, of North Fork
ildaho: Earl e. Gilbreath ~ Salmon,
Idaho: Samuel h. SteTnber!, Of Sal
mon, Idaho
BEN Il. GRAY, Register.
June l6-Juiy II.