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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-19

Beverly street. 5000 Block. Rooms.
large lot very attractive home.
Price. $3.50. Or Will trade for small
|. place ON car line
west Cary street. Csrner, 8 Roems and
bath. very large lot. Price. sa.7oo.
Grove Avenue. . Rsona and Baths,
hot-water heat, and strictly modern
In every way. Closet in every room.
and basement under entire house.
This In a beautiful home. Price,
ss.0oe.
Hanover Avenue, Rooms and Bsth.
1atrobe heat; In Al condition. Price.
$3.50.
st~art Avsnne. 3 Rooms. Detached.
large lot. Price. 1880.
Beausfful New s-Roon stucce Hsme
In Barton Heights, hot-water heat
and all modern convcniences. Price.
$500.
Lamh Avenue. Barton Heights, 8 Rooms
and bath. Lot sox12o. Price. st.sbo.
GARRETT 4 CO..
1i13 East Main street.
O.. L. D n. 4. DENooN.
eeg East Matn. !.
$4,000 WIN Duy - Acres ON southern
Railway, ~ miles from Richmond.
About one-third Of the land under
cultivation. Nice, medium sized
dwelling. with all the usual out
buildings. Lies on the Buckingham
Road with good macadam road to
the city.
Ds.See WIN Nay q Acres with Nice
dwelling. stable with 10 stalls and a
number a. other outbuiidings. good
land. mostly fenced. orchard 500 as
sorted tres. This property IL situ-
ated on williamsburg Road about .
Ia miles from tbs city.
$4,000 WIN nay - Aeres In Chester
Geld County, about IL miles from
the city: good improvements, about
one-haif cleared and In cultivation
13,Ooo VIII may = Nice FARM Of los
acres about 10 miles below Richmond
on williamsburg Road. with good
dwelling, barn, stable, etc.
e3koo WIN Duy 10 Acres - Good Land,
with 5-room cottage and other Inn
provemsnta. about 3 miles from tho
city on central turnpike.
sa.oes WIN nuy 10 Acres. with broom
cottage. about miles from the city.
Easy terms
G. L. Il III. 4. DENOON,
SET East Mnin street.
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SULLIVAN Il COMPANY,
4 North Tenth street.


FOR SALE on EXCHANGE BY w. T..
PURCELL, JR.. CO, INC. 1e14 East
Main Street.
2f2 acres. Midlothian Pike, 2h
miles of city
s acres and 4-room house. six miles
city. Price, 1880.
Lot, IFS feet. fronting on two
streets, near Ginter Park.
Two acres on c. q o.. In city.
$4,000 Ginter Park home Cham
heriayne Avenue.
50 acres near westhampton.
Three houses IN Eighteenth Street.
10 acres near westhampton.
Three houses In Jackson Ward;
rent, 1880 per month; price, $2.2so
fnew).
81 feet. Monument Avenue.
asa acres near Mineral City.
81 feet near Broad Street, Belt
Line.
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1555 Acres, Hanover County. ON G. 4
Q. II. r.. with station on farm. Three
sets improvements. Main dwelling
worth $1,000. Price, s2i.5oe.
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Beauaffsi g-sseen. petaeheA. Brick
house facing park. All modern con
veniences
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tions on alteration work. In order
to keep my clip employed. Suits
made 10 order from your own ms.
tsrfai complete for $4,000. including
the best silk lining. n. LESSER
Raleigh Apartments Phons. Madison
<s2s.
~Dsastyss New Crsea.- TIE Dssk ~
women; beauty methods; sure and
cafe. GsnA stamp for full dsserip-
tive circular. r. 3. BOX l01 Man
chester station, Richmond. Va
Expsst Piano Tunans. Price, s1.7a.
Leave order Care Richmond Virgin
ian. Girl.
Brnntirul swirArhsa. srsmpaasurs. ses.
made from ladies' own combings.
Hair switches ali pure hair. great
bargains. TGN RELIABLE HAIR
PARt.ORs. sos East Broad street.
PrCrUREs or noOlxEn wAsMIN0-
TON sell like hot cakes; our special
scheme Of giving his book with pic.
turs sells everybody: all Eastern
agents should write 10: anybody can
ssh; two outfits twenty cents. Null
EaKIN JENKINS co. WsshingtsAs
d. G.
Lesser. the Ladies' Taiisr. h tAs Raj
eigh Apartments Advance samples
and styiss for sprins. suits made
to measure. 1900 and up: skirts.
s4.So ana MP With princess top.
These prices are lower than ready
made and fittings are guaranteed.
Phone Madison asa
vIsgs Flxes E1ne FuznssuRs. AatssuD
. speciality. Phcna Rar. sS]7-J.
KEAL EgrA1E FOX SALE
SIXTY Day 0ps1en. - I-3 Acres RisAt
at DUPONT plant Price OF property.
$1,000; option. $1.0ee. A-sa, care vir-
gfniAn.
o. TAsss..A ln1sevsl vsxas fse Sale
reasonable. M. PCINDExTER. BAN
Try. N. d.
FAsns Madissn 1De1 Fer Our Rent Last.
ELAN n FtrNSTEN.
CAsaDese Faxns. Hsmss. T1nher. Las4
free. A. c. BUCHANAN. Chester. Va
Exshange-EAsm Csnsalnang Ale Acres,
on main auto road. about fourteen
miles from city: improvements.
S8s1Vvs G&&EAAu88 city P5op8FLx. A0-
dress A-Io. care Richmond virGinian-
DO YOu WANT TO DUY On SELL a
VIRGINIA. FARMr n 90. WRITE
Us FOR CATALOGUE AND FARM
BLANK. L. w HARRIS REAL ES-
TATE EXCHANGE.
For sale-foo Acre Faxn IN Mscaien-
burg County. Va. In high state Of
cultivation: nve-room dwelling.
necessary outbuildings. good well OF
water. wire fences, etc. About 90
acrss cleared, balance In pine and
original oak. Eight milea from
railroad. conveniently located. good
roads and schools. Price s3.5oa T.
VI. Nash. Owner. Blackstone. vlr-
GtniA
ward County. Virginia. e1e acras:
about 400 in tfmher--oak. pine and
poplar: three miles from vifao. the
junction OF three railroads: cheap for
quick sale. Address F~6. care vlr-
gilman.
Fer sale-CAsas. Tsa-nssn Dwsilang,
with reception hall, newly pApsred
throughout. newly painted. front ana
rear stairway TO second Aoor on
large lot In desirable locality; bsuti-
full hedged lawn. poultry yard. young
fruit trsss beginning to bear. I'm
mediate posssssion given. Address.
49,. y. =. - -
-. :.
Best DaxWnin n west MAD. Tsss F1ats
Aadr..s HAH5ATM 49,. vtr~arssr'
4 80 $3.50. --. n-.s vx.x--n.1
brtcE honss ara n,oor from ~ -
3. care yirrini.n.
4 room. n the heart 81 the bn.insss
s2ctinn Newport News. n. oon. WIN
oWNMn 80. Hicnmonx virr,ntsn.
--
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DO ron KNOW BANNER BROTHERS
CoAxPANYf THEY GIVE SERVICE
WITH AUTO SUPPLIES SEVENTH
AND FRANKLIN STREETH RICH
1fOND. PHONE RANDOLPH ITS.
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- Acres. Five Mites From CIsy. Ilyxst3 ~
ing and onthaifdtugs one horH5
wagon. buggy and harness; I'll h4S
piementa. $220p. ~ ~ "
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SOe-rOOT Lot AND NEW FTvE-ROoM
CONCRETE BLOCK COTTAGE. BE-
TWEEN THE TWO CAR LINES.
PRICE. $1,000.
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II Ycs want to Buy. Sell or Rent Real
estate. see
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xrMMERMANr = COMPANY.

ZIMMERMAN h COMPANY.
Hanover Avenue. Modern. Detached.
nine rooms. with garage, 3ox1so feet.
s7.Seo.
west End, Rooms. Bath. Hot and
cold water. gas range. $3.Soo.
CensraI. IL Reems. hath, 90 Feet Front.
$500.
Taylor street. Rooms. Electric Lights
rented, $3.50. Price. $3.1oo.
Gfnter Park. Handsome Modern Corr
HixAland Park, 70 Feet. Maryland Ave-
nue. ana Pollock $1,000 cash.
Suburban. Modern. e-Rsom Residence.
hot-watsr heat. electric lights. s
acres at electric car STOP Sale or
exchange.
zTMMERMANN q COMPANY.
- Nerth Sevsnth street.
FER SALE. AisAly rnsrsvsA Fsr.A. West
OF city; 1ol acres. large brick DWELL
ing. barn ana stable. Price. $4,000,
or will exchange for city improved
or uniHproxed property around same
value.
Fer 0uick Sale VIII Sell Nice e-Rocns
house, central part OF city. for $4,000.
This II q bargain.
WIN Exchange s-noen House in Coed
condition. large lot. for good farm
west OF city.
GEO. +. TAFT 4 CO.
% Nerth Eixhth.
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high school. rhurefs stores. stess Ee6Q
buildings; fine farm. ss,svo. * "
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|Vnees--1eo CslseoA l1sa anA wsnsa
/ n III nar&e Of Virginia te COPY
II fo<teru. a4ar4sa envelopes solicit
4 namo1 An1 Addresses. eto. Nothin9
" sell, ~ oADttal: lneless 1octs; this
\ keeps away deadhsads. NATIONAL
DU6x1gno1 DuR1AU. r. Q. Boz 80.
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crn conveniences. Will trade equity
for West End lot.
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- Aer~s. s<s<h Miles trsn Glf1s &(E
one road: s-roon dw<iliAs. ~ leif
ings. Sa.s0o. 81 "a
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FARMS fOh DALE.
Peuitry Pr0dacer--fS Hens, Miieh Cow,
pigs. 100 fruit trees. Zoe grape
vines, 500 ever-bearing strawberry
plants, 90 Missouri acres. Sacrifice.
1896; down. sic; monthly, 1896. MOT
TAI. los Olive, ST. Louis.
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And Here Is
His Photograph

The UNIVERSAL Photograph. be-
cause II plays all records ednahs'
well. BECAUSE II is offered At =
price ALI. CAN AFFORD, not sf5
nor $ag--yut IS
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For sale-ioo Acre Fax1 IN Msckien-
burg County, Va, In high state Of,
cultivation: nve-room dwelling,
necessary outbuildings. good well OF
water. wire fences, etc. About 90
acrss cleared. balance In pine and
original oak. Eight miles from
railroad. conveniently located, GOOD
roads and schools. Price s3,se0, !.
W. Nash. Owner. Blackstone. vlr-
giniA.
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- Acres. Ys@ht Mites Frcsu tisys ~
room dwelling; orchard. sI.zs9.
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DaFwnins for Quiek Sale. Must BE Se1a,
regardless Of price to make room.
7-Passenger Cha1ners.
4-pnssenger mitchell.
7-Pnssenger sternes.
x-PassenEef Cadillac.
2-Passenger OakIand.
2-Psnsenger (Resa1). Bargain. $4,000.
WHITE AUTO SERVICE CO..
$40 North Eighth street.
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Fer Quick Sale WIN Sell Nice S-Rocns
house. central part OF city. for $s,ooe.
This IL q bargain.
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Efset ssnA o1.Ee fee One TAsusanA
frsst-procf cal BAGS piantA SURE
headers. ana receive one thousand
frss. ATLANTIC COAST PLANT
Fsr eale--Cessm6 TypsvvEeaer, PxNcSA-
oally new; cheap 70 quick buyer.
Kill, care vlrginian.
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FOR SALE,
Windmill In good condition,
with cypress tank holding
about 500 gallons. Can be seen
at 724 Greenwood Avenue, or
for full particulars address
JONES, 1418 East Main Street,
Richmond.
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beverly Street. 5000 Block. Rooms.
large lot A very attractive home.
Price. $3.50. Or viii trade for small
place on car line.
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Fer sale-CAsaDs TsA-nsen DwsilanG,
with reception hAlL newly papsred
throughout. newly painted. front and
rear stairway 10 second floor on
large lot In desirable locality; bsuti-
full hedgcd lawn. poultry yard. young
fruit trsas beginning to bear. I'm
mediate possession given. Address.
r. G. JONES, r. Q. Box 40. Peters,
burg. Va
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Lee District Special, Hot-Nater Heat.
combination fixtures, and latest inn
provemcnts. Terms to suit
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Beautfful New 6-Room stucco Home
In Barton Heights, hot-water heat
and al modern convcniences. Price.
sS.50o
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| VIII Exchange s-nOem House In Coed
condition. large lot. for good farm
west OF city.
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LAmh Avenue. Barton Heights. Rooms
and bath. Lot, soxf2o. Price. $3.50.
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q3,Boo VIII Duy 10 Acres ~ Good Land,
with S-room cottage and other Inn
pruvsmsnts. about miles from tho
city on central turnpike.
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Lots Of Lots In Every section Of tbs.
city and suburbs
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Homes and Investments In All Sections
of the city and suburbs.
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o1.ooe WIN Duy 10 Acres. with 5-Reem
cottage. about miles from the city.
Easy terms
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East Ead Nome. BEST Residential Sec
ton. seven rooms. detached and mol
ern. 5000 cash and balance like rent
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Act QmHekt AatonObi1e 6asollna &C.
ing up. Sail GASO-ToNIC. Equals
sA4oline 1t 30 gallon. Eiiminatss
carbon. Dollar an hour profit Sales
guaranteed. WHITE MFG. Co. Dept.
Is. cincinnAtl. o.
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Suburban.. Modern. e-RScm Residence.
hot-watsr heat. electric lights. 8
acres at electric car STOP Sale or
exchange.
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aee Acres. Eleven Miles from City. On
fine auto road. Station 1 mile ESQ
acres cultivated. improvements. A
real bargain. $1,000
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We Rny 80 Mentally SALARY anA Far-
ntsh rig and expenses 70 introduce
dsrs. BI0I.ER CO. x-sle. SPRING
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s180 Cash. nnlnnes IAIke Rest. WIN Psp-
chase home on Church Hill near
park sxosilept leaality. Fries. As.-
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IA. CONNOLLY q CO..
MADISON s3e1--MADISON $3.50.
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GARRETT 4 CO..
1ii3 East Main street.
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LnrrnHnnADs 81 ENVELOPES

Lnr,mRnADs Sc ENVELOPES
Per IHousanA.
5000. $500; good bond paper; work
guaranteed: postage prepaid within
$50 miles. Samplea FREDERICK
l. MOBILES COMPANY. Arcade Bldg.
Warrington, d. G.
1 An the Only Ladies' Ta1lsr IN the
city who can take your old suit or
dress and make II look like one Of
the original spring designs of 1918.
make 4 speciality OF thia class Of
work. During the month OF Feb
ruary viii make special reduc-
tions on alteration work. In order
to keep my clip employed. Suits
made 10 order from your own ma.
tsrial complete for $1,000. including
the best silk lining. n. LESSER
Raleigh Apartments Phcns. Madison
<b23. S
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-29
YOUNG BUSINESS MAN
OF CALDWELL DEAD

Caldwell, Dec. 29.-Following an ILL
ness of several months, the death of
Ithamer Andrews, one of the most
prominent business men of this city,
occurred at Boise last night. The
deceased who was one Of the MEM
bers of the Central Lumber company,
was a native of Indiana and was SO
years OF age. He had lived in this city
for the past 10 years and had been
prominently identified with its pro-
gress and development. Mr.. Andrews
was son -in-law of Sheriff George w.
Froman. He is survived by his widow.
The funeral services will be held
from the family home tomorrow after
noon at o'clock, the services being
under the direction of the Christian
Science church. Burial will be in
Canyon Hill cemetery.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-29
Nampa Brevities.

Nampa, Dec. 29.--John d. Bloomfield
Is q business visitor to Caldwell to-
day.
Miss Maud Aldrich is visiting in
Boise as the guest er friends.
l.. A. Blunck, who is the manager of
a commission house at Lewiston, own
ed by New York capitalists. and who
has been visiting In the city the past
week as the guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Il. Blunck, received a
telegram from his employers Wednes-
day evening to come to that city for a
conference at once and he will leave
within the next few days.
Miss Alice Oten, Of Boise, visited
here a few days of tnis week as the
lest Of friends.
The birth of boy baby l reported
at tn +, HON, of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris e
Smith.
John Hatfield and William Evans
are in the city from the Golden Sickle
mines in Owyhee county, to spend the
holidays with friends.
Miss Dorothy Potter, who is engaged
in teaching the public school of Firth
is spending the holidays in the city
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d.
Potter.
Misses Katheryn Stanford, Gladys
Meredith and True lott"r, who are stu
dents at the state normal school at
Lewiston, this year, are spending the
holidays with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. aries Pinney are
visiting at Shoshone this week as the
guests of friends.
DIR. and Mrs. F. P. Green of Noun
tain Home are visiting in the city this
week as the guests OF Mrs. Green's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Donovan.
Profess or r. w. Rice and family of
Mackay are visiting in the city as the
guests of friends
Miss Viola Volkmer is visiting in
Boise this week as the guest OF
friends.
Miss Della Reed, of weiser, i, visit
ing in the city as the guest &C her
brother. Clayton c. Reed, and family
Mr.. and Mrs. George Duval are in
the city from the Deming mining dis
triet in Owyhee county, to spend the
holidays with friends.
Antoine Dykstra os Idaho Falls Is a
visitor in the city
Carl CARRIER of F. SSH, Or y, Is In the
city visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. S. G rber.
Mss Apphia Robinson, superintend-
ent Of the Gooding schools. is in the
city visiting her brother, DR.. H. c.
Robinson and family.
Miss P..nsie Cannon is visiting in
Boise this week.
j. S. Heilner of Haley Is visito. in
the city this week.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-29
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE UN-
DER ORDER OF SALE ON JUDO
MENT AND DECREE OF FORE
CLOSURE AND SALE
CLOSURE AND SAIL

In the District Court of the Third Ju-
dicial District of the State of Idaho.
in and for the County of Ada.
Boise Title and Trust Company, COR
poration, Plaintiff,
VS..
Ely E. Wardell and Lille NJ War
dell, Idaho Trust & Savings Bank,
Ltd, corp. Mitchell Lewis &
Staver Co., a corp. Pacific National
Bank, CORP ii. c. Miller, Thomas
Lord, John Fl. Ireton and r. J..
Cherry, Defendants.
Under and by virtue OF an Order OF
Sale issued out of the above named
Court on Judgment and Decree of
Foreclosure and Sale recovered in the
above entitled action, on the 9th day OF
December. 1916 in favor OF the above
named Plaintiff and against the above
named Defendants. Said Writ duly
attested on the 21st day of December
1916, reciting the material parts OF
said Judgment. and to the Sheriff of
Ada County, Idaho, directed, and to
me, Emmitt Post as such Sheriff de-
livered on the 21st day of December,
1915, for execution, commanding and
requiring me as such Sheriff to ex-
ecute the Judgment by making the
sale, applying the proceeds thereof In
conformity Herewith in the manner
prescribed by law.
The lands and premises directed to
be sold by said decree are situated,
lying and being in the County of Ada,
State of Idaho, and are more particu-
larly described as follows, to- wit:
Commencing at point fifty feet south
of the northwest corner of block num-
bered fourteen of Arnold's Addition to
Boise City, Idaho. and running thence
south fifty feet: thence east one hum
dred and fifteen feet; thence north
fifty feet; thence west one hundred
and fifteen feet to the place of begin
ming. Together with all and singular
the tenements. hereditaments and ap-
thereunto belonging or in
appertaining, together with
all water rights usually had and en-
joyed in connection Herewith.
Notice Is hereby given that in COM
pliance with said Writ, that onzthe
goth day of January. 1917, at the hour
OF o'clock and minutes in the after
noon of that day In front of the Coun-
ty Court House Door In Boise City,
Ada County, Idaho. I will sell at pub
lie auction sale all and singular the
above described lands and premises. or
SO much thereof as may be sufficient
to raise the amount due to Plaintiff for
principal and interest, costs of suit
and expenses of sale. as set forth in
said Writ to the highest bidder there
for In Cash Lawful Money.
Dated the 2sth day of December,
1916.
EMMITT PFOST,
Sheriff of Ada County, Idaho.
adv-fri only-J19
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-29
SACRED CONCERT TO
BE GIVEN BY CHOIR

Nampa, Dec 29.-Under the direc-
ton of Miss Edith Larson, a sacred
concert will be given by the choir Of
the First Methodist church Sunday
evening. The following program is
announced:
Hymn-"Hark, Ten Thousand Harps
and Voices. Chorus and Congre-
cation.
Anthem Will Extol Thee" Porter
With Soprano by Miss Ellen Belk
Solo-"One Sweetly Solmen Thought
by Ambrose Edna Gordon
Anthem-"Still, Still With Thee" by
Heyser Chorus
Anthem-'By Waters Still. Wilson
Baritone solo and chorus
Anthem-"Tll Guide Thee Home" by
Petrie-With alto solo by Mrs. A.
T. Bullock
Solo-"Arise, Shine. for Thy Light Is
Come" ................. MacDermid
Miss Larson
misunderstanding the Bar. Barnby
Repeated by request
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-29
ACTIVE WORK ON
EXTENSION OF THE
FAMOUS NAY AUG
Tunnel Now in 40 Feet and
Next Hundred Feet Will
Reveal the Value of the
Vein.

News from HALEY is to the effect
that active work is being prosecuted
on the Silver-Lead Mining company's
property, an extension OF the famous
Nay Aug. The work Ii being done
under contract by j. J. Baker at a
minimum expense. At the outset it
was estimated the cross-cut tunnel
would have to be 21S feet to cut the
vein, but it is now believed the dip
of the vein will necessitate not over
160 feet from the commencement of
the present work.
With the old and new work the tun-
incl is now in 4S0 feet. The next hun
dred feet will tell the story, 1t is ex-
pected. II the ledge holds true at that
depth. 225 feet from the surface, the
Silver Lead will become one of the
big producers of that district in the
opinion of competent mining authori-
ties.
The property has been opened on the
surface for 1900 feet. showing ore of
high quality. 1t runs on the surface
from s155 to $177 in silver and lead.
The property has been financed and
no stock is on the market. Henry
Miller of Kansas City is president and
Major Reed is vice president and man.
ager.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-29
INCREASE IN PAY
FOR THE JAN|TORS

Janitors who are employed in the
capitol building will be given an in
crease in pay on and after jan /, 1917,
for the new board of management of
the building, consisting of Governor
Alexander, Secretary % State elect
Dougherty and State Treasurer Eagle
son, at meeting late yesterday de-
cided to raise their salaries from SIS
to $50 per month. Increases were also
authorized for the elevator operators
from $50 to $75 per month, and the
telephone operators salary was In
creased from $50 to $65 per month.
The salary of the head janitor, or fore
man of the maintenance force, will be
cut from SIZE to 500 per month. State
Treasurer Eagleson will remain Gus
todian of the building.
TWO REMAIN IN SERVICE.
But two of the present employees of
the maintenance force were definitely
decided upon so far as continuing on
the payroll are concerned, or Miss
Edith v. Kinsey. telephone operator
and John w. Ewry elevator operator
The matter of foreman, or head
janitor. was discussed at some length
when the matter of his salary came
up. Harry Record. the present FORE
man and head janitor, is not to be re-
appointed. 1t is understood. While
there are several applicants, the posi-
tion will probably go to r. Stacy An
derson, at the present time on the
maintenance force.
In increasing the salary scale the
members of the board took the stand
that with the present high cost of liv-
ing the state house employees were en-
titled to more pay than they had been
receiving. Members of the mainten-
ance force work eight hours day In
two shifts There are a number of
janitors and watchmen to be appoint
ed.