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NINE. VICTORIA

no eel"hrni"d phr"nologlst. clairvoynnt
and palmlHi. gives scientific readings on
all affairs ~ NE past present or
fuiuf" You havo seen tho others. now
tc" the host, n in trouble Al readings
guaranteed satisfactory or no foes no.
copied Headings soc Location over
Owl drug store. 3oSh Pike st.. room IA.
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WHOEVER 49, WfTH Roy H. WISHES
20 meet lady with means tu take pnrt.
uershlp in small ffult and poultry
ranch Matrlmony n suited Address
A.IGt. star
LADIES 5ANDEHsON's COTTON ROOT
pills Hufe and sure euro Tor delayed
periads Price s.. or boxes g. Every
box guaranteed. Raymond Remedy
Room O. Hotel Auuors Fourth ana
uiuu.
GEr MAHnfED BEET MATRIMONIAL
pHper Published mailed free The
Correspondent. Toledo. ONTO
rt.isrEHED MIDWIFE Mr4 VII.
leiksen. 1915 lbth ~ ~ Phone Bai.
lard 1851
LADIES fN rHoruLE SAVE TIME AND
money by calling i5z1h Broadway.
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RENTALS
FoR SALE


SASH AND DOORS
order your sash snf Doors direct from
% n WILLIAMS 90 We operate our
eSn mill ana ship direct Go anyone.
anywhere. a. factory prices safe is-
nNery guarantees Co f~sftnattan Seed
Tor cur tiE complete Cstaiarns Nn 81
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MADAM CEALEY


lne whe ia gifted sin rnwer 20 tell
yoa anything you dsairn 90 kuaw she
does noe tell tp favor yuu. bot EiY -
trae advice IN al Important affairs -
Hfe she tells th9 past present ard
faturs. advises tn b4ajnrss hun family
affairs ca4rtEhlp and Marriage tells
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wife and N4u Go ptn tho ono Yuu love
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Tra1inFa strictly confidential Rails
faction Euaranteei Special readings
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ROYAL EGYPTIAN
QUEEN

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transactions Of all kinds No matter
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week. readings 30 cents 81. UnIver.
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nuslNnss PERSONALS
ADAIINE Lloyd


-
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untt aaf' special this sssh. zee
ttu- Phrn. Nsin isea
NNaUkfAt. Mas sU WOULD LIKE ro
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49,. t.t.. uroan. 0sn bel. eitY
S,,.s.-.t- Nts. wfsftles no uffT
...t.. ado Is af % sfraHxrr in taur.
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A.iet star
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AZ 5000 iHHrIr taiu seattle Reliable
FYendshtp rI.t i.sdiss free ADJ q
Efuns ~ Hl'n 500
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LOST AND FOUND
Q HELP WANTEp-nALE

10 HELP WANT ED-nALE
LOggerS and Millmen
We have lofs ~ work close 30 our land
Here you can work and i've at home
We have some with houses Easiest
kind ~ terms
d. g. rErEHs no Columbia 81
MODEHS BARBER COLLEGE
III Warrington g.
Between First and Occidental AYES
Branch 81 tho oldest Institution on the
globe wants 20 perfect you ne barber
under our Hyafnm Of teaching Tuition
rates ID" chcap"st Enroll Win u
t&HEDEEMED PLEDGE FOR sALE-
OyercoHts. rhincoatr. Mackluaws suits
jeWelry. musical Instruments. guns etc
Bargain Store Loan office. i20 First
az" $ corner Washington.
COOP oprOHTrNirY ron rLrMHEn
ip live skaTI. town lIuI. money
will handle i NrIfr uI 500 Hansen.
1903 Humtoid, HsNHrtam. wash
BY DofNg G .INI.-s tp5TAIEs
Trrrls snNs msUH 90 suits and over
sDats Cor $40 frH.Ia.s Upstairs suit
shop f''4 Third owe.
WANTED -Ekporient.a men frr placing
bands ON rortlnu.4F uYd sfHse plpe.
Apply WaShIuEfou Paving Company.
za2t Br"adwav E."r"'t W"sn
300 VALUE Trol -EHe FnH $3.50.
f.uHdquiH' LIlIt uratura clothes shop.
Green Bide Iou,tn HnI PIKE
EANA&AtGlI u o.. 700 uata zoos I4tate
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

START THE NEw YEAR RIGHT
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IIf Troubles frautiFn tha frusfatrd ~fr
EspfaIns permanent hsaHh rules
Hafl-fa .fian Guaranteed or ru thafEr
SO ono in trouble turnsf away. money
ar ra MONEY fTst Mlnnf eve. corner
ftuwsIt rulof rstH
a A.A,,p MAS mons.
NADIA ltONON =, .fx..rs,f.
r.,,t ~. .. r.eesrtr.a a. the most
rosasr,ut rhrsnoiaEtsf "a the pafid
Ter fsaains. viii astantah you a. usli
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snd futufs correctly. rtsins 1pn faiue-
bis Information ~ ~ siA"s p "ts
nsaF ana dsaf 20 We human ".stl ~
~ lf.A.ls. "s a.,.-.,,..s -
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$3.50 -.s ts,t., =,
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- ~ t-.. i..t,t 80 800.
49, ., ..t s..,...s +..+.I.t .
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PUBLIC NOTICES


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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-27

Tea, troops BY the carranzistas she re-
sstFsd Ia the description Of conditions by
newspaper correspondents with General
pershlnes troops as similar TO those that
confronted General Custer. II,
M Il scarcely realised" she wrote, hoy
u,.is s,,npoftsd and how poorly equipped
are ouF men on treaeherous Mexican soil
tjniess thefe "a better equipment and more
~ ntselois human life in Mexico as there
was az this spot"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-27

About o'clock this morning simons
heard faint cry. He traced It to the
flower box. where he found the little one
wrapped in rags. its tiny face almost COM
pletely covered with the blooms. He noti-
ned the police, who will send the child to
the Philadelphia Hospital, and meanwhile
an effort will be made to flnd the little
girls mother
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-27

The youngster was rushing from his home
to meet his rather upon the iAtter's return
from work In attempting to make short
cut he darted from behind a pile OF bricks
Of a building operation and stepped in front
Of an eastbound car on Jefferson street He
was removed 70 Hhe Chlidren's Homeopathic
Hospital wherstit was said death had been
instantaneous.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-27
Police Lieutenants ssI,...

Police Lieutenant wlliIah A,.,s..
,ne sOth and Berks streets s,s.'ss s,Sss'' 4
Lieutenant James j. Heafn y 400 VA ~
and Lehish avenues station, ~. 'A' lsa
70 change districts BY suEss,s..'s ~ t'idsss.
Police Robinson, the chaos. p'Snashi a.' d
81 effective % at tnldnlsht last hlshI y NS','ul y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-27
FIND BABY IN FLOWER BOX
infant, Five Hours Old, Discovered in
Bed of Geraniums

An infant Ave hours old, was found early
today nestled In bed OF setanlums In
front Of the home Of Harold Isimons, at si4o
Arch street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-27
CUSTER WIDOW FoREsAw FIGHT
Predicted Another Massacre Of Amer
leans In Mexico

BILLINGS, Mont. June s7=.in a isttsr
written before the CarrIsai massacre In
Mexico and read here yesterday at exercises
commemorathg General Clusters last stand
Mrs George a. Custer. widow OF the ln4
dian fighter, fofetold the slaughter OF A1ner-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-27

|'thasl Vaughan, ~ Years 0ld,
Struck bV Trolley

eElshaei vaushan ~ years old. Of 1854
NtfIh Hutchinson street, was instantly
si|lsa early last night az result OF being
ltfaeh BY trolley car at Hutchinson and
feilstAon streets
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-05

this state may, upon petition OF the
parents or guardians of twenty-five or
more children between the ages OF
four or six-years, residing within such
school district. establish, equip, and
maintain a kindergarten or kinder
gartens. The board of school trus'
tees of every school district in which
a kindergarten is established under
the provisions of this act shall,
at least fifteen days before the month
in which the board of county com
missioners is required by law to levy
the taxes required for county pur-
poses, submit to the board of county
commissioners an estimate OF FUNDS
necessary for the establishment
equipment and maintenance OF such
a kindergarten or kindergartens IN
their districts; and, if sufficient funds
for the same are not available in the
school funds of such school district
the said board of county commission
ers shall have power to direct tha'
special tax, not to exceed twenty
FIVE cents ON the hundred dollars O
assessed valuation of such district
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-05
OUR SHAME IN MEXICO

lives sacrificed the administrations
-
when they abroad
Mexico become
habbn diplomacy
which
a Chinaman
by foreign flag than is
be impossible stir the
of continue
I'LL fight
to avenge its prestige
itself through
marked dealings witt
Mexico II a alwar
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-05

shall be levied; and upon notification
nv the clerk of the board of trustees
of such school district that such
action has been taken, the board of
county commissioners shall levy and
cause TO be collected such tax upon
the taxable property of the district.
The fund so levied shall be known as
the kindergarten fund of .-..-........-..........
school district (as the case may bel,
and shall be available for the equip
ment and maintenance OF the kinder
garten or kindergartens established
under the provisions of this section,
and the moneys drawn from such
fund shall be paid out in the same
manner as moneys from the state and
county school funds for the mainten
ance of the elementary schools are
drawn and paid out. If the average
daily attendance in any Kindergarten
in any school district shall be ten OF
less for the school year, the govern
ing body for such school district shall
at the close of such school year
discontinue such kindergarten. Il
case kindergarten shall be discon
tinued as provided by this section
the property and funds of such kin
| dergarten shall Immediately revert t
the elementary schools of the schoo
district in which said klndergartel
has been located.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effec
Immediately upon its passage.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-05
KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL
HANGS IN AbEYANCE'

CONTINUED from Page ~
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-05
CLIPPED AND CREDITED


ola o lows bet Chicago Post.
platforms faers
of Philadelphia Ledger
La All shipping
of woudc the Brooklyn Eagle
follows Bryan needs only Jane Adams
proposed
circuit into a rival Syracuse PotStandard
That college professor wealth donr leave boy
other
mans to marry New York;
beat by securing an admission
from the German prince the
Cleyeland Plain Dealer
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-05
DEMAND FOR CIRCULATING MEDIA

longer the imports of gold by the
~ draining
This gold will be replaced by fiat
money, by
their
obligations
the and even them 40
white metal will be
elen
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-05
WEALTH LIES AT DEPTH

the Tonopah Extension reference to which
yesterdays of mpelng interest
this district
follows OF
all being greater depth The
prophecy that westward the
hand when there will
railways built for
of and passengers
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-05

France 1000 dentists for the army - 10 UP "
the manicur Wheeling Inteligeneer
King Albert Constantine number oil ~ ~
lao bad Constantine
beefng little as things go-o"ei
idea that our navy sou "
nor o pubieNew YORK sun
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-05
BLANKET THE HORSES AIS so

weather that automobile left standing on
Tonopahs radiator machine comes
to There
delicate will be injured by
the cold
be hour before they
seaming painting the
The
that of automobile but he is not banketed
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-05
MAKING BUSINESS FRIENDS

WHEN dollar off mail order house distant store
The fluffy haired girl who han
aftermath possibly the effort
to reurn an uns
When business The
his okeepyo
loyabus
exceedingly helpful to
wonder how fellows
easily Usually about They have
anything to SELL
merchandise host of their nghbors
costs
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-05
THE REPUBLICAN PROGRAM

dssenon in the Demo
Many Democrats are
With he
casting about
the Republicans have their pro
in provide fully
will threaten flood the United States with
high protective tariff 1t the only sane
the
pact of peace il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
Fail in attempts
to SaUe Bambrick
Ncw York Bankers Try, Unsuc-
ecsSyuliy. TO Secure Rcpricpc
ter Condemned Murderer.

SING SING. y. y. October -
Th"maS iamhrick, ur New York city.
Was 81" uocutcd in ia" ,ssta,. prison
carly to-day for the murder of George
i'"ppiny. New York policeman. a
year ago
i'"mhrirk hal twice been rcpricvcd
ny the Governor, ana Unsuccessful at
trmpts +" obtain Il third rcpricve cuL-
'inucd ur TO the very hour of his exc
r,ution.
Thomas NJ. osborne. warden Of Sing
Sing Prison. asserted in an address
before 30 haui,"rs and business men
in New York city last night There
is not n doubt in the world that this
man Is innocent"
The bankers immrdutcly tried to
reach t;"v"ruor Whitman TO ask him
to grant lamhricl, another rcpricvc.
50 tina: lac coulI hear testimony said
to HAY" been excluded on technical
grounds when an appeal for a new
trial WAS dismissed on Wv,iuy SHAY.
several bankers hurried To telephone
booths and cudcavorcd 10 aal the GOV
crnor at Alhant, but his secretary de-
cliucd to have the Governor awakened
evidence TO submit. Governor Whit
man declined yesterday 10 extend FUR
;h"r Clrnrcuc! t. I;amh,ick
lust before iiamhriCk left his cell
for The death bowsc to-day he a%ain
told TIN" chaplain. Key. Father cashin,
that he WAS innocent. Three electric
shocks caused death.
The shooting for which lie Was exc
,utei took place during AN altc,c;,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
SUEz CANAL TOLLS RAlSEE

LONDON. October 7.-Ano,bcr i'm.
crease ~ the dues on ships for tho
passage OF the Sucz Canal will come
mt" t"rco This month, as the earnings
have gone down cunsidcrahly. largely
|" consequences of the deviation OF so
many vessels TO the Cape route and
III" transfer of II number OF steamers
from the Indian and Far Eastern trades
10 British government service.
y short time before tic outhrr:E of
way the German government acquired
30" canal Shares Notwithstanding this
holding. however. tho proposal 10 pro-
hihit German and Austrian vessels from
tn" use Of the waterway for ten wears
afi"r tn" cessation of hostiliiicS is
under consideration by the directors.
the contention being that Germany and
Austria should bc punished for melting
The Turks 1" obstruct or damage the
foutc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
GERMS FROM PARALYSIS
VICTIMS INFECT ANIMALS
T.. 4. t"SrnOw Tells Medical Scientists
OF Discovery of Microbes In Tom
SlfS aud thcMOi,iS,

MEM YORK. october "a peculiar
germ found in small assesses in the
tonsilS and ;,,lcnoils OF victims Of in
fantiic paralysis has produced an ar
i;ction similar To iufautilc PARALYSIS
wh"n injected into lower animals ;,r-
cord!ns to r.. e. Ros"nuw. Of the Mayo
t"undatt"n. at Rochester. Mimi, who
addressed Il meeting of the New York
Academy OF Medicine the othrr night.
I'r. HoScnnw said thai experiments
had hccn conducted by himself and,
other phNSi"i:;uS Of the Mayo Fuund:l-
ton on rabbits. ::uiuoa pigs. monkeys.
cats and d"rS. ~" declared married.
improvements was shuwu in cases ~
infantilc paralysis following the re-
moval of the tonsii:' and uIcnuids.
When cultures made from the germs
round in tn" abScc sScd touSilS and
adcn"idS Of paticuts w.r" nicrtc, into
tn" lower animals. pr. Roscnow added.
tn" paralysis developed in from twcn-
tN-four hours Ia ten days. The tins.
depended. hc asserted, not on the
strength Of III" virus. but the size OF
the injection.
l'r. Ruscnow said he did not n/lvo-
cate the removal Of t"nSilS in reisons
afflicted with infantiic paralysis as :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
View ro.,-unicr ut south I,os,on.

SOUTH BOSTON. VA, October =
Work on the S25.0o" post office build
inn here * proGrcsSinG rapidly. and
The prospects are that tho brick work
Will hc completed before cold weather
sets in This structure. which is To-
Gated AT Man AMI Broad Streets. il
being erected by the firm Of Birclow
~ Son. of \nrfolk. and when com =
pletcd viii add much To the appear
;tnce of that part Of the city in which
il is located.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
STINGS TRANSFERS.
-Four Deeds of !ar.;,in mud SnIc.
= LlnlInIin:. a

Henry $ Wallcrstein =; ais to MIL
liam II. Franklin, lots H.. Is. 20 ana ~.
l?l6; Sl,5o iaN. $40
j y: Wciheri y co. to : l.. Collier.
lot y, hlock !. Center Heights August
il. 1916: $500.
NJ. G. Mann ct ux. to j. NJ. Rowland.
lots Is and IL. block ~ Woodland
Heights. october =, 1915: $50
Charles L.. lIcintx TO L. g. Watkins
lot 50. in Hollands Addition. ocptem-
Der -, 1916; $3.50: tax $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08

means To recovery. The number OF
experiments had been too small to
prove anything OF value to medical
science in this particular connection,
ne added. liut what he considered or
Importance. he asserted. was the fact
that now. for tn" first time. tho dis
ease could he treated pathologically
on much wider plan than has here
tofurc been possible
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
musT,NGs DEEDS or TRUST.
Three Deeds of Trust. Nmnuntinr
Ia

Il. G. Watkins to John NJ Garner.
trustee. lot 50. Hollands Addition Sop
tcmber 23 l?lG; $2.OlG.
w. Il. Franklin ct uX. To r. u
AdaInSnn, trustee, lot 10 ana portion
Of lot -, block ~ Woodland Heights.
October =. 1876; S30"
Lunius copbill Ct ny. TO \ j. Chcwu-
ing, Ir, trustee. 34Xl15 feet south line
Of Decatur street southeast iut"rS"c-
ton Of Taylor ana Seventeenth streets
october 3. 1916; $2,00o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08

Tn" following meetings nf the Coun-
cil ana committees for This week had
Nrcu called ScStrrdaN at tile city Hail:
Monday Committee ON streets 1T >
O'clock
Tuesday j;cgular monthly meeting
o. IN. Board of Aldermen at o'clock.
ThurStay Committee on Dock, Riv-
.! and ilarh"r at O'clock =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08

The personnel of the Tidewater Oil and Gas Cor
poration, together with increasing prospects Of
success, will be peculiarly gratifying to our MANY stock
holders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
cmA>cEmY Deeds Oh, TRUST.
Two Deeds of Trust, tmouutInr

James Gordon to Joseph Heppcr, al,
ais, trustees, 2lNllG feet west line of
~ James Street li5 feet north Of
orange street September -. 1916:
SinS.
Mrs Ida a. Walford To II. seldom
Taylor, trustee, 1uXlIo feet west line
~ Virginia Avenue. October !. 1916;
5000.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-08-17
Articles Filed by
Idaho Power Company

Caldwell, Aug. 1.-THE certified copy
OF the articles of incorporation Of the
Idaho Power company to take over the
interests Of the Electric Investment
company and Of the deed Of the interests
Of the latter company to it we're fled in
the Office OF the district clerk Of this
county this morning The fling Of these
papers in this county is consequent to
the railroads Of this company operating
in and through it. The capital OF the
succeeding comp-ny to the Electric In
vestment company is set forth az being
$4,000, 600 and its officers are as CLOVIS:
President, Charles V. Graham Of New
York City, \. y; treasurer Frank z.
southward Of Augusta, Ne. The above
men and F. N Ieavitt Of winthrop
Ne, constitute the board Of trustees
The company was organized in Augusta
Me, May 8, 1915.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-08-17

In telegram received Saturday from
the war department, Adjutant General
C. S Moody was granted permission to
organize a hospital troop IN Idaho with
units in three towns The three towns
include Payette, Emmett and Caldwell.
Major J. E. Crouch OF Payette has
been authorized by the adiutant general
to recruit the men needed tor the troop,
bnt he may not take up the work, as it
is possible that he may be sent TO the
border shortly. At the adiutant gene
RAILS Office it is rumored that Major Tu-
key OF the medical corps may ask for a
leave Of absence and return to Boise. If
Major Tukey comes home Major Crouch
will join the medical corps, and the plan
to organize hospital troop will be tenn
porariy abandoned
Ii Major Crouch does begin recruiting
for the troop ne will need Sc enlisted
men aud FIVE officers. These will all be
drawn from Pay tie, Emmett and
Caldwell
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-08-17
Big Ranch Deal
in Owyhee County

The Spencer brothers OF BruneaE have
just sold their Big Springs ranch IN
Owyhee county to Scott Anderson and
associates of Boise for s2l 900, Frank S
Spencer, one Of the former owners OF the
property, announced Monday night.
The Big Springs ranch is located 60
miles south Of Bruneau. 1t embraces
an acreage OF 1900, more than 1000 acres
Of which are under irrigation. The sale
of the property included several hundred
head OF cattle and a bunch Of horses,
Little of the ianchis under cultivation,
but 700 tons OF hay win be cut from the
property this season.
The nav owners Of the ranch have
taken possession.