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off is accounted tor manly by
ANDERSON s. SONS CO., LTD.
Lumber yard. A branch Of the
Logan house, having IA yards In
Utah and Idaho. A stock company
established in July, 1915. Anthem
Anderson, general manager; =. L.
Anderson, local manager. Employees:
A e. Anderson, Martin Howard, c.
w. Wells, r. D. Brown. Auto truck
delivery.
M. ALEXANDER-1913
Clothier. Moses Alexander, owner ;
Fred Simons, manager.
ANDREN-KELLY CO.-1916
Garage, auto repairs. A. Andren
ard P. ]. Kelly, owners; Mrs. A. An
dren, bookkeeper; D. N. Stewart II.
X, Huddleston, Lauren Wright, Al
bert Gerdes, Oda Fisher, Frank Pal
mer.
ART NEEDlE SHOf
Miss Laura Pennington, owner.
ART MILLINERY STORE
Miss Gladys Jacknan, owner.
AMERICAN EXPRESS co.
C. V. Evang, agent; Edgar T. Rag
an, clerk; William Cox, night trans
fer: George B. Raine, wagon driver;
f. R, Jackman, messenger an Mackay
branch; N. A. Cobb, messenger on
Aberdeen, branch.
ALL-CUT IMPLEMENT 90.
Closes with the end of 1915.
ALIENS TRANSCRIPTION
Hyrum Allen, proprietor; Bert Lar
sen, Ira Wilde, Lester Holt, Elmer
Martin, Freda Nordurft.
AsHER's CASH STORE
J, H. Asher, proprietor.
ANDERSON ROOMING
HOUsE-19O6
Twenty-Five rooms. Mrs. w. G.
Slack, owner; Rose Conway, assist
ant.
MIKE BISCHOFF
Painter. Christ Bischoff and Hen
ry Young, assistants.
BYBEE's GROCERY-19OO
F. M. Bybee, owner; Robert Peter
sen, manager; Miss Lulu Gaumer,
cashier; Wilson Mcneil, T. G. Par
nell, J. H. Buscher, statesmen; auto
delivery, Bonney Volpert, driver.
NEIL F. BOYLE s. CO.-19O3
Hardware. Neil F. Boyle, man
ager;, L. G. lockwood, cashier and
credits; George Whitmill, head clerk;
Ed Manyon, w. Chapman, M. Boyle,
Harry Clark, statesmen. Tin
and plumbing department: G. e.
Boyle, manager; 8. Churchill, e. Nu-
gent, Fred Glasburn, Charlie Cum
minis, A. J Boyle; A. e. Byers, man
ager stove repairs department.
JAMES BUTTCANE-19O4
Groceries and notions.
MARCUS BLENKLE-1s96
Blacksmithing.
BOND BROS. CO-1905
Grain and coal dealers. T. G..
Bond, president; John Bond, vice.
president; John H, Bond, secretary;
y. D. Bell, treasurer; ]. g. Bond,
manager.
BLACKFOOT MERCANTILE
OOMPANY-19O5-1911
James Duckworth, w. H. Snyder,
IP. G. Johnston, James G.. Johnston,
Joseph H. Jordan. r. N. West, VIII
liam H. Hansen. J. G.. Orem, Nofear
Davis, James 9. Davis, Miss Lucy
Davis, James D. Johnston, Peter r..
Johnston, Lloyd D. Johnston, L. r.
Thomas, Oscar Rider, John l.. Davis,
|P. J. Williams, owners; Nofear Dav-
is, manager; W. H. Snyder, assistant
Rnanager;P. J. Williams, James Ket-
thum, Mrs. Ella Browning
oscar Rider, Miss Lucy Davis, Miss
Levina Plant, r. ]. Wright, James
Johnston, salespeople; Ida Chap
Anan, Florence Parkinson, 5ookkeep-
Bra: auto delivery.
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DOT post office show an increase
it from the close of the
ten years from 1906 to 1916 the
den, Utah, roofing; Thermal Heatine
Co., of Salt Lake City, Utah, heating
plants.
DUsTTN's PHARMACY-1912
l.. B. Dustin, owner; Theodore
schneider, l.. Wittig, Merritt Ander
son.
j. B. DeHART
Fruit shipper. Office closed by
June frost, 1916.
DRESS-UP SHOP-1914
Mrs. Jeanette Miller, dressmaking
EBBERT, w. D.
Dealer in spuds.
EXIDE BATTERY SERVICE
Edwin Taylor, owner; George An
thony, assistant.
EMPIRE CIGAR sTORE-1916
George ,Walburn, proprietor; JOS
eph Cheney, G. L. Willin, employees.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK-1914
Alex Younie, president; E. M. Ken
nedy, vice. president; S. L. Reece,
cashier; L. c. Collins, assistant cash
Ter; B. F. Pennington, teller; A. e.
Young, bookkeeper; Miss Elizabeth
Terrell, stenographer; Edward An
derson, porter.
FAIR ASSOCIATION-1912
James Duckworth, president; F. M
Fisher, secretary.
FLEMMINGS EGG PRESERVER
Robert Fleming, proprietor. Small
laboratory on West Bridge street.
FRENCHY's CAFE-19O6
e. j. Nogues, proprietor; Louis
Olson, Peter Larson, Ray Elliot, J.
R. Potter.
GROVE CITY DAIRY-10O5-1914
J. T. Woodland, Chessley Wood
land, Leo Woodland, owners; Earl
Bates, e. N. Robinson.
GROVE CITY PLUMBING
CONIPANY-1913
William Barrett and T. J. John
son, owners; Albert Swenson, M. e.
Jordan, plumbers; Robert Osborn,
bookkeeper.
GEM STATE LUMBER
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
George Merrill, president; G.. L.
second vice-president; George Ridge
way, treasurer; ]. v. Dawson, secre-
Petit, assistant general manager.
Head office at Pocatelle, Idaho; trade
development department in Salt Lake
City; special service department at
Salt Lake City; 404 branch houses
in Idaho. Alpha Barrette, local man
aoer; r. w. Robertson, bookkeeper;
L. W. Bowles, yardman.
THE GREEN HOUsE-1911
M N. Austin, proprietor.
GEM STATE LAUNDRY AND
REGAL CLEANERS
George Stanholz and W. w. Davis,
owners; e. w. Rohker, Miss V. Hoft-
man, Miss q. Hall, Mrs. e. w. Rob-
ker, T. H. Phelps, I. R. Barker, D.
Butler, H. Ellison, A. Hammelrath,
L. Jackman, Mrs. lennon. William
Bumgarner, Mary Durfer, M. D.
Green, Charles Ekloff, Charles Tut
tie.
THE GOLDEN RULE
MERCANTILE CO.-10O6
T. M. Callahan, James and Gather
inc Ryan, owners; James Ryan, Cath
crime Ryan, John Chapman, Mrs. De-
loss Finch. Myrna Conkle, Raymond
LaCour, p. H. Mather, Mrs. P. H.
Mather, Gertrude Gill.
GIBBS LIVERY
Forty stalls. N. q. Montgomery,
owner; Samuel Bagley, H. A. Brown.
HUNTERS FEED sTORE-1912
James Hunter, owner; Lewis L.
Bishop, D. s. Turner
HENDRIX IMPLEMENT CO.-191O
G. F. Hendrie, owner; v. e. Jack
son, cashier.
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BLACKFOOT ELECTRIC
SUPPLY CO.-1914
A. T. Springer, owner; S. v. Clev-
enger, P. H. Piercy.
BLACKFOOT FARMERS
MILLING COMPANY
Capacity, ESQ barrels day. l.. M.
Caps, manager; Howard Hender-
son, cashier; Maggie Miller, book
keeper; John Martin, miller; Roy
Gibson, Jesse Whitcomb, s. s. Ham
ond.
BLACKFOOT MEAT MARKET
George J. Evans, owner; ]. A. Will
ton, Hubert Wolfe, Plus Mueller, Bud
Wilson.
BLACKFOOT HARNESS sHOP-'O7
Leo Henesh, owner; John Ander-
sen, Frank Sinian.
BLACKFOOT OPTIMIsT-19O7
Weekly newspaper. William Doc
ley, manager; B. M. Blackfo ID, olwr-
ator; George Jolley, helper.
BLACKFOOT PACKING CO.-191s
A. G. Heatley, president; Albert
Miller, secretary-treasurer; J. B.
Sharp, managing director; samuel
Grewell, A. S. McDanial, w. Lowder.
BLACKFooT WATER WORKS
E. A. Johnson, owner; C. F. Hill
lard, cashier; Peter Shaw, pump
man.
PLUMBING
COMPANY-1916
R. s. Scott, owner; William Euren-
st, John R. Scott, Nlr. Wright. Mr..
Mather, assistants; Miss Eliza Jor-
gensen, office work.
BLACKFOOT AUCTION GO.
N. ]. Thorstenberg, Joseph Cutler,
N. e. Montgomery, proprietors.
BLACKFooT FURNITURE
REPAIR SHOP
David Jones, owner.
GRAIN AND
PRODUCE CO.-19O8
E. M. Hubbel, manager
BLACKFOOT POTATO AND FRUIT
GROWERS SSOCIATION-1913
E. A. Doud, president; James Pen
dlebury, secretary-treasurer and man
ager; w. c. Sollenberger, vice-pres-
i6ent; e. A. Doud, w. G. Sollenber-
ger, W. G. Thompson, S. T. Ezell, K.
NJ. Hunzeker, directors.
BERNAT BROS.-19O9
Blacksmlthing. John and Anton
Bernat, owners.
BILLS AUTO co.
R. G. Bills, proprietor; Robert o.
born, cashier; A. A. Scott and Ed
Parsons, statesmen; Carl Readicker
and Henry Clifford, mechanics.
BROWN ELDREDGE
FURNITURE CO.-19O6
John G. Brown, president; s. w.
secretary-treasurer; E. T.
Peck, manager; A. V. Mclaughlin,
Bible, Harold Anderson.
BON TON CANDY, CO.-191e
J. w. Turley, proprietor; e. w.
Enlow, John Castor, Mrs. Lille I'm
ser, Elva Mcclellan, Mrs. Robinson,
Lena Olson.
..BOYLEs HARNESS SHOP-1914..
Jim Boyle, proprietor; G. W. Kin
ney, assistant.
F. HOWARD BIETHAN-191e
Undertaken.
ID. ii. BIETHAN-1882
General merchandise. D. H. Bic
than, owner; Cora Hartvigsen, CASH
Ter; F. Howard Biethan, Valene Gut
ting, Mrs Vandervort, James Corey
and e. L. Kelly, salespeople.
BRICK BLACKSMITH SHOP
J. M. Stevenson, proprietor.
BINGHAM ABSTRACT CO.-19O6
w. H. Stufflebeam, president; G.
K. Stufflebeam, vice-presidont; r. F.
billiard, secretary; Ruby billiard,
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business removed Pocatelo and shows the Pocateo
receipts instead of Boot also by the fact that movement
of sugar beets off in 1916 by ume freeze the
nth of November and fewer of coal received
The freight shipments into showed gain of 100000
pounds in November November of 1915 The passenger
travel of Bafoot for the holiday of 1916 great
than before The of the local station for the
year showed eleven months that heavier than and
month"; JULY that lower One given for that
that much sugar shipped from the local factory for that
month The decrease for July only $685. The increase for
the other months beginning with last December Dece
ber $1r,ooo January $239oS February $1s,936 March, $2o
1856; April $7,o14 May $2255 June, $9756; August $16,
669; September, 8,22o; October, $2,So4.
The increased of automobiles is thought have
tailed the passenger travel per cent but still shows
excepting for February and May the decrease being $50
and $3o respectively The increases vary from $2S6 $1,000
per month The ordinary passenger checks about the
of baggage former years. but the of bag
gage handled less than before the dmers got travelling
autos.
The receipts of the Bacfoot post office show an increase
of $114 the year 1916 computing from the close of the
fiscal year ending June &c. In ten years from 1906 1916 the
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II
The increased use of aut'
tailed the passenger travel 40
crease excepting for February !
and $13o respectively. The in
per month. The ordinary pas
amount of baggage as in form
gage handled is less than befol
in autos.
The receipts of the Black
of $1154 over the year 1915, c
fiscal year ending June 80. In
BROWN-HART co.
H. G. Tavey, manager; H w. Van
derwood, cashier; Martin Jacobson
James s. Aud, L. G. Wells, Glen
Burriston, Edna Ludington, Mabel
holden, Jessie Nav, Marie Burggraff
Belle Wallace, Leanore White, Mrs
A. H. Shortes. ..
BERRYMAN'S HARDWARE-1919
H. G. Bergman, proprietor; H. F.
Kirkpatrick and David Jones, sales
men.
H. F. BARKER
Painter and decorator.
BOYLE COMMISSION COMPANY
A. S. Thompson, local manager.
G. s. BEEBE INsURANCE-191O
|. s. Bass, clerk.
M. BOYLE
The Land Man; real estate.
BRIDGE STREET BARBER SHOP
Max Smith ard Otis KILLER propri-
etors; Leo Taylor, J. Bryan Neeb,
Joseph e. Anderson, Edward Ander-
son, BARRIERS.
AUGUST CARLSON
Tailoring, cleaninr and pressing.
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET
L. B. Dore and George Dore, own
ers; Pete Riley, L. Hendricks, A.
Midkiff, assistants.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mrs. J. H. Ashton and sons, own
ers; 80 rooms; Watson garage in
connection.
CHRIST JEWELLERY sTORE-19O3
IF. c. Christ, owner; Reiff Christ,
clerk; Don Ross, matchmaker.
CLARKE FUEL AND ICE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
G. G. Clarke, owner; A. B. Roy,
Jake Howard.
CLARKE PLUMBING 90.
G. l.. Clarke, owner; Frank Rob-
inson, Jess Rumble.
CARSON RooM1NG HOUSEHOLDS
Twenty-four rooms. Mrs. G. e.
owner; George Cairns, Mary
Ellison.
@. w. & M. CO.-1S94
James A. Martin, local manager;
Miss Ethel Thompson, cashier; 8. q.
F. X. Lindsay, Owen Jones,
statesmen.
CLEGG'S NEW AND SECOND
HAND STORE-1914
L. r. Clegg, owner; W. P. Jones,
salesman.
CLUB CAFE-1913
Robert ochoenberger, owner; Clar-
ence Larsen, ARIEL Showalter.
THE COMMERCIAL
bAHbEfG SdOf-lUUU
D. F. Arthur and w. R. Robbins,
G. M. Batten.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL-18s9
Forty rooms; J. B. Zieglar and fam
lily, proprietors; Miss Geneva Ezkers,
assistant.
CLUB CIGAR STORE
Six billiard and pool tables, soda
Alec Bumgarner and R. s.
DeKay, owners; Richard Stone and
Bumga-ner.
DAZZLE & ECCLES
Contractors; M. s. Eccles, +. A.
DAZZLE; j. e. Cox, superintendent of
construction; G.. A. Bauer, carpenter
foreman Paw-nee hotel construction;
G. F. Bell, carpenter foreman Hop
kins building colstruction;H. Roe
irish, carpenter foreman Idaho Re-
publican building construction. En-
ployed 70 70 100 men for the season
1916, comprising painters, fathers,
plasterers, plumbers, electricians,
steam filters, carpenters, roofers, ma
sons, Transfers and laborers. Sub
Oswald Jackson of Og-
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ting the city and county ]alls, and
'sed of slight population for the
statement of the towns business
s actors is shown in the following
that has been carefully
rect:
LAY ROOHNG HOUSEHOLDS
Fifteen rooms. Mrs. W. L. Hawley,
proprietress.
MODEL CAFE
Wallace Collins, owner; Howard
Nugent, assistant.
MODERN BARBER SHOP-1912
Four chairs. Paul Smith, proprie-
tor; Bert Duke, D. Thorpe, James
Anderson, BARRIERS; Marine Rivera,
porter.
MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
l.. Chapman, exchange manager;
Miss Merl Brimhall, chief opesator;
Miss Alfredo Showalter, Miss Hazel
Wright, Miss Merle Willis, Miss Re-
becka Willis, Miss Pearl Young, Miss
Goldie Danilson, Miss Frances Riley,
operators; Miss Florence Young,
clerk; Joseph King, J. M. Taylor, F.
NJ. Oliver. linemen,
Morningside, poultry farm rails
ing pure bred White Leghorns. Mil
ton H. Fehnel and Charles Kirchner,
owners.
Martins Coal office, w. F. Mar
tin, owner.
MURPHEY's CIGAR STORE
Poca.ello headquarters. Eight
pool and billiard tables. Henry Giles,
manager; Jack Stone, r. l. Morrell,
clerks.
J.. A. MARTIN, LIvESTOCK-10O7
Successor to Martin & Anderson.
Puys, feeds and ships livestock.
MARBLE FRONT BARBER
SHOP-19O3
D. F. Arthur, w. R. Robbins, own.
ers; Cecil Lint, Earl Dahlstrom, Her.
man Rose, Charles Boyd, BARRIERS.
MAC Wears PRINT sHOP-1914
w. A. MacVicar, proprietor.
J.H. MCDONALD
Real estate and loans, farms and
city property.
NEW BOSS DAIRY
Carlyle & Marion Merkley, owners
and manapers.
JAMES NUNLEY
Blacksmith shop; John Bellamy,
wood worker.
OsTROM & RADFORD, GROCERY
Successors to DeKay grocery. John
Ostrom, George R. Radford, owners;
o. G. Wilde, P. e. Thorstenberg and
Bernard Stevenson.
OREGON SHORT LINE
RAILWAY CO.-1S78
w. L. Young, agent; Miss Lulu
Young, cashier; Robert T. Drollinger,
Arthur D. Unkefer, Charles e. Will
cox, operators; Jared o. Anderson,
Miss Alton Young, Dennis Cox,
freight clerks; G. V. Evans, baggage
aren't; William Cox, Edgar Ragan,
baggage men, Leroy Pickett, ware
house foreman; Wallace Clark. ware
houEe man; William G. Ezell, truck
er; Peter Anderson. janitor; Nick
janitor.
Train service-Mackay branch:
Tim Farrell. passenger conductor:
A. G. Strachan, brakeman; Gid Dram,
engineer, Mr.. Beckstead, fireman;
F. r. Jackman. baggage man; H. B.
mail clerk. Aberdeen
branch: mixed train, W. o. Smith,
Ty Cobb, brakeman; DAY.
i'd Neelan, engineer, Emil Hartvig-
sen, fireman. Macl1av freight: w. e.
Chubbuck, conductor; Mr.. Hurley,
Mr.. Marquis, brakeman;
A. B. Carter, engineer; Horatio Peck,
fireman.
News stand: J. Fl. Page, H. r.
Page, clerks; operating for Gray
News company.
Roundhouse: Frank Payne, fore
man.
Section foremen: A. e. Bell, sec
ton 1873; Frank Wilson, lection 1924;
Barney Whitmill, section 40I.
Yard foreman, Frank Payne; yard
men: Ed Bradley, Frank Bacon, John
Gibson, Jesse Allen, Albert Lorenzo.
oRPHEUM THEATRE-i0f5
M. ID. Boyd, owner; Robert Boyd
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population of the county is &c
steady influx of new residents
they are better qualified for |
in earlier years. If they are far
cessful farmers; if they engage i
methods and industry, tho not
all lines of endeavor showed in
creased numbers of people excep
they have been empty or posse
most part. The further detailed
activities and the personnel of ii
paragraphs, and is offered as S
compiled and is very nearly CO.
HAYES PRINT SHOP
T. A. Hayes, ST., owner; Frank
Sloan, printer.
HAYES GIFT sHOP-19O7
T. A. Hayes, Mrs. T. A. Hayes,
owners; Mrs. Alpha Barrette, Mrs.
Jack Parker, Mrs. l.. B. Kimble.
HOFFMAN TAILORING Co.-1e14
HIT. Hoffman, Frank Garvin, own
ers. Mems ready to wear,
HEEsE FEED YARD
Frank Heese, George Heese, own
ers; Peter Steffens, helper.
HOME RESTAURANT
Mrs. N. E. Montgomery, owner.
IDAHO IRRIGATED LANDS
COMPANY-19O0
J. H. Early, owner.
IDAHO ORCHARD COMPANY
Operated by J. H. Augustine, near
Keever (Moreland), has about $4,000
trees.
IDAHO LUMBER CO.-19O6
A. D. Quantrell, president; L. r.
Aldrich, vice-president; R. l.. Archer,
ecretary-treasurer; L. R. Aldrich,
general manager; G. H. Munchmeyer,
Dayton Peck, R. B. Dunlap, Miss
Bernice Galaghan, w. e. G1bby,
Claude Tolles, Ralph Daffin, Elmer
s haniel, H. G. Williams; 1S branch
yards. Sold to Boise-Payette Lum-
Der Co., VINO take over the business
January 1, 1917.
IDAHO CAFE-19O6
B. H. Lyon, proprietor; Frank
Hooper, Vivian Ivie, Lawrence Main,
w. S. Newmarch, Robert Bryan.
IDAHO MEAT MARKET
T. H. Hopkins, B. w. Hopkins,
owners; Roy T. Longley, Albert
Willard Boice; Leone Pope,
cashier.
THE IDAHO REPUBLICATION
Byrd Trego, owner; Fremont kut-
newsky, reporter and assistant edit
or; Miss Mabel Christensen, book
keeper and cashier; e. j. Potter,
foreman; Wesley Lantis, linotype
operator; Miss Alice Jones, compos-
itor and press feeder; 20 country
IDLE HOUR POOL HALL-1914
Five tables; Willard Gibbs, L. L.
W alker, owners.
ISIS THEATRE
M. e Boyd, owner; Robert Boyd,
Mrs. Robert Boyd, Gordon Vaughn,
Vail Clevenger.
JAP POOL HALL
Five tables. Otto Ishida, owner.
JONES PRINT sHOP-1Ss7
Percy Jones, owner; Miss Mamie
compositor.
JoRGENsEN 8 90.
VxbONGAeA1-
George M. Jorgenson, proprietor;
Leo Phelps, Merriam Thomas, Marion
Jorgensen, Carl Jorgensen.
JOHNSON MLLINERY-191e
Mrs. Hattie Johnson, proprietress;
Miss Alma johnson, assistant.
KINNEY ART STUDIO
Portrait photography and develop
ing. Miss Gertrude Kinney, proprie-
.ress; Miss Whildcn Kinney, assist
ant.
KINNEY MERCANTILE CO.-1017
R. L. Archer, A. D. Quantrell, II.
B. Kinney will open with new stock
Of goods, January 1, 1917, where
Kinney & Co. are closing out.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs HALL-'1s
Second floor Of Curtis building.
THE LOBBY POOL HALL-1e15
Four tables. F. W. Goff, proprie-
Tor.
- iauuuw
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IDAHO LUMBER CO.-19O6

A. D. Quantrell, president; L: R.
Aldrich, vice-president; R. l.. Archer,
secretary-treasurer; L. R. Aldrich,
general manager; G. H. Munchmeyer,
Dayton Peck, R. B. Dunlap, Miss
Bernice Galaghan, w. 3. Gibby,
Claude Tolles, Ralph Daffin, Elmer
s .haniel, H. G.. Williams; 1S branch
yards. ,Sc!d to Boise-Payette Lum-
Der Co., VINO take over the business
January 1, 1917.
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IDAHO MEAT MARKET

T., H. Hopkins, B. w. Hopkins
owners; Roy T. Longley, Albert
Hackman, Willard Boice; Leone Pope
cashier.
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IDAHO CAFE-19O6

B. H. Lyon, proprietor; Frank
Hooper, Vivian Ivie, Lawrence Malm,
w. S. Newmarch, Robert Bryan.
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THE IDAHO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Byrd Trego, owner; Fremont Kut-
newsky, reporter and assistant edit
or; Miss Mabel Christensen, book
keeper and cashier; e. j. Potter,
foreman; Wesley Lantis, linotype
operator; Miss Alice Jones, compos-
itor and press feeder; 20 country
correspondents.
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DAZZLE & ECCLEs

Contractors; M. s. Eccles, E. A..
Dahle; J. e. Cox, superintendent Of
construction; G.. A. Bauer, carpenter
foreman Paw-nee hotel construction;
c. F. Bell, carpenter foreman Hop
kins building construction; H. Roe
irish, carpenter foreman Idaho Re-
publican building construction. En-
ployed 70 70 100 men for the season
1915, comprising painters, fathers,
plasterers, plumbers, electricians,
steam filters, carpenters, roofers, ma
sons, teamsters and laborers. Sub
contractors: Oswald Jackson of Og-
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G, V. Evano, agent; Edgar T. Rag
an, clerk; William Cox, night trans
fer; George B. Rai1e, wagon driver;
F. r. Jackman, messenger an Mackay
branch; N. A. Cobb, messenger on
Aberdeen, branch.
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GEM STATE LUMBER
COMPANY-19OO-19

George Merrill, president; G.. L.
second vice-president; George Ridge.
way, treasurer; ]. v. Dawson, secre.
Petit, assistant general manager
Head office at Pocatelle, Idaho; trade
development department in Salt Lake
City; special service department al
Salt Lake City; 404 branch houses
in Idaho. Alpha Barrette, local man.
aoer; R. w. Robertson, bookkeeper;
L. w. Bowles, yardman.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-11
RACE SEGREGATION
PLAN IN ATLANTA

ATLANTA, Ca, April 11.-Can the
Southern cities, or any cities, for that
matter, separate negroes from white
people in residence sections? Atlanta
aid numerous other Southern cities
await with interest and concern the
United States supreme courts answer
To this question.
A case involving the constitutional
ity of race segregation ordinances
passed by the city council of Louis
Vile, KY, was argued before the
United States supreme court yester-
day The courts decision will proba-
lily determine the constitulionality of
similar ordinances passed by the au.
thorities If Atlanta, Baltimore and a
lumber OF other cities in the South.
Atlanta city council recently passed a
segregation ordinance and heated dis
cUssiOn on account of its violations
has been going on for several days.
Most of the ordinances on segrega-
ton are practically the same IN their
provisions as the Atlanta ordinance.
They prohibit negroes from residing in
9tocks occupied by a majority of
white people and prohibit white people
from residing in blocks occupied by
majority Of negroes. The black sha-
dow it is claimed, has caused white
residents on several Atlanta streets to
sell their property at loss and move
away. The Jim Grow" law has neve:
heen passed in Georgia, as no trou
bic has been experienced by negroes
who are required to take rear seats OF
the street cars and seldom if ever
presume to sit near the front of the
Car.
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ELLAVILLE, Ca, April 11.-Schley
Superior court which convened Monday
morning, Judge 2. A. Littlejohn, presid-
ihg, will be in session today and prob :
ably may last through Wednesday,
Very little business was transacted in
the court Monday, Judge Littlejohn eX.
cusing the jurors in the afternoon
about 2:3O until Tuesday morning.. The
grand jurors remained in session, and
this morning the court will resume its
work Mr.. Morgan Collum was elect
Ell foreman of the grand jury.
Quite good many farmers were in
attendance upon court Monday, and
heard Secretary Lyman, of the Third
district Agricultural fair; Lee Allen
ard J. G. oliver, of Americas, while
Col. Thos. G. Hudson presided over
the meeting. The meeting was an en-.
thusiastic one for the fair, and COM
mittees that were appointed have al
ready gone to work in earnest. They
propose to have a big barbecue few
days before the fair in Americas, and
have big time. The farmers of the
county will give about rs hogs for the
occasion, and to this end on Monday,
Mr.. A. C. Murray, one of the commit
tee, together with others, succeeded in
getting the greater portion of the num-
Ter needed subscribed. Schley ex
poets to come to the fair with fine
exhibit, and no doubt will have one of
the best displays at the fair.
Mr.. A. Arlington, one of Ellaville's
leading merchants, is a candidate for
the legislature, to fill the unexpired
term of r. J. Perry, deceased. This
election has been called for April 28th.
Mr.. NJ. w. Williams is also candidate
both are good men and popular.
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JUDGE HARPER TURNS
DOWN BLIND TIGERS

Two blind tiger" cases were argued
ECfore Judge w. M. Harper in extra
ordinary motions recently, and in both
instances the motions for new trials
were denied The cases were those of
tie State VS.. John Minyard and the
State VS.. Cooper Reese.
Both of these cases had been before
the Court of Appeals and had been re-
ported adversely, and the extraordin-
airy motions before Judge Harper
comes as a final action, and it looks
now as though the violators of the law
will have to pay the penalty.