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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-08-11
Notice.

Notice to Lewis Sheath and Fleming G
Stevens; take notice that or the ,th day of
July, 1912, the Northwest quarter INV la of
section thirty fourt3il and the northeast quarter
tNE Ia OF the Northwest Quarter (NW1-D and
the north half n 10 OF the Northeast Quarter
one IA of section Thirty-there ,33. all in Town.
ship Thirty nine go, Range Two t2l East of
the Boise Meridian situated in Clearwater
County was pursuant to law sold to Hugh
Barkley.for delinquent taxes. penalties and costs
on and against said land for unpaid taxes for
the year 1911, and Tax Certificate No 10
duly issued in the sum of Si.i9, for and on &C
count of such sale for delinquent taxes, penal
ties, and costs. That on the 2lth day Of July,
1916, said tax certificate was duly sold and as
signed by Hugh Barley to j. G Chapline,
whose address is Moscow, Latah County, State
of Idaho. and who is the present owner and
holder of said certificates
Take notice further that said land was in 1911
assessed and taxed in the name of Fleming G
Stevens; that the time for redemption from said
tax sale will expire on the 10Th day of NoYem-
Der, 1916. That on or after said date the under
signed will demand tax deed to said premises
pursuant to law.
Dated this 9TH day of August. A D. lal6.
Aug HES. J. G. CHAPLINE
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Alias Summons.

In the District Court Second Judicial District
OF the State of Idaho, i'll and Tor the County of
Clearwater.
w. c. FOSTER Plaintiff vs. LEWIS SHEATH,
JANE DOE SHEATH, his wife, 5. FREDLUND
FLEMING STEVENS Il. BARkLEY. and j. G
BULLOCK, and all unknown owners OF n IL
of NE 4 and NE IL OF II II of Sec. %, and
NV II of NV IA of See H TIP. - N. r. > East
Boise Meridian, defendants.
SHEATH. JANE DOE SHEATH. his wife, S
FREDLUND, FLEMING STEVENS. II. BARK
LEY and j. G. BULLOCK, the above named de-
PENDANTS.
You are hereby notified that complaint has
been filed against you in the District Court OF
the Second Judicial District athe State OF Idaho,
in and for the County Of Clearwater, by the
above named plaintiff, OF the nature IN general
terms as follows:
To foreclose the lien OF Delinquency Gertifi-
cate No 20 issued by the Tax Collector OF
Clearwater County for unpaid taxes for the year
1913 in the amount of ST., and for taxes paid by
the plaintiff for the year 1911 in the sum of
Siq..,3 and for 1915 IN the sum OF SOL upon the
following described real property;
North Half n y OF the Northeast quarter
NE Il, and the North east Quarter NE n OF
three 3d. Township Thrty-nine t39 North,
Range Two q East and the North west
Of Section Of sh9 " ToWashp
Thirty-nine 49, North OF Range Two - East
OF the Boise Meridirn,
And you are hereby directed to appear and
answer the said complaint within twenty days
OF the service II this summons. II served within
said Judicial District. and within forty days il
served elsewhere. And you are further mott
fled that unless you SO appear and answer said
complaint within the time herein specified, the
plaintiff viii take judgement against you as
prayed in said complaint
Witness my hand and the seal of the District
Court OF the Second judicial District of the
State of Idaho in and for Clearwater County
this 2lth day of June A. D.. lai6.
JOSEPH KAUFMAN,
Clerk
FRANK L. MOORE
Residence Moscow, Idaho
Attorney for Plaintiff
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-08-11
TEAKEAN PRECINCT:

Beginning at the county line at the
ne corner of sec. Fl tip SO n lie;
thence west on said boundary line 6
miles; thence on said county line to
the sw corner of the IL of the sec.
q tip n + l W; thence e 5 miles to the
Sc corner of the n IL of sec. 20 tip 81
n lie; thence n to the Sc cornor of
sec II tip 81 north; thence e 2 miles
to the Sc corne: of sec. Is tip 81 le;
thence to Reservation line; thence
northeasterly along the Nez Pee
Indian Reservation line to the sec
line between sections IL and IL tip 81
n | e.; thence to the ne corner of
sec on tip line between tips 81 and 3e
in l; thence W miles on tip line
thence 3 miles to the point of be-
ginning. Polling place for Teakear
precinct Teakean Hall.
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further notified that unless you so ap-
pear and answer said complaint within
the time herein specified, the plaintiff
will take judgement against you as
prayed in said complaint.
Witness my hand and the seal of the
District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the State of Idaho, in and
for Clearwater County, this 10Th day Of
June A. d., 1916.
JOSEPH KAUFMAN,
Clerk.
FRANK L. MOORE,
Residence Moscow Idaho
Attorney for Plaintiff.
July "A Aug Is
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FRANK [. MOORE.
Residence Moscow Idaho.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Notice 10 Creditors.

In the Probate Court OF the County of Clear
water. State of Idaho.
In the mater OF the Estate Of Edman Snyder.
deceased John r Becker, Administrator
Notice Is hereby given by the under
signed Administrator OF the estate OF
Edman Snyder. deceased. to the credit
ors of, and all persons having claims against
the said deceased to exhibit them with the nee
essary vouchers. within Ten months after the
first publication OF this notice. to the said Ad-
minstrator al his office, rooms - Burns
Building. in the Village of 0roflno the same
being the place for The transaction NJ the bust
ness OF said estate in the said County OF Clear
water State of Idaho
Signed and dated al Orofino Idaho, this 3lst.
JOHN r. BECKER
Aug l--Sap Administrator.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-08-11
WElPPE PRECINCT.

NElPPE PRECINCT.
Beginning or the tip line between tips
36 and 81 at the ne corner of sec 4:
tfenee " miles; thence to Fords
Greek; hence up Fords creek to sec
tion lias between sections and tip
81 K; thence to Lolo Creek;
thence u Lolo Creek to the r line be-
tween : and Sc; thence to the ne
corner ef see "a tip 35 NJ Be; thence
8 miles; thence miles; thence
miles; thence 3 miles; thence
mills. thence 3 miles to point
of beginning. Polling place for
Weippe precinct at Simmons Hall.
PIERCE PRECINCT.
Beginning on the n boundary line of
Cle arwater county between ranges 6
and =; thence south on said line to
the North Fork of the Clearwater
river; thence up the North Fork of
said river to tip line between 80 and SO
n, thence W to the NV corner of tp So
5 e.: thence IL miles to the sw
corner of tp 81 n 5e thence W 3
miles; thence 3 miles; thence e 3
miles; thence miles thence 8
miles: thence 3 miles thence 3
miles therce to Lolo Greek; thence
up Lolo creek; thence up Lolo Creek
to the boundary line of Clearwater
county; thence in northeasterly d.
rection along the county to the Idaho
Montana State line; thence north
westrely along the Idaho Montana
State lire to the boundary line of
Clearwater county: thence along
the boundary line of Clearwater
county to the point of beginning.
The polling place for Pierce precinct
at school house of School Dist. No 10.
All Justices of the Peace and Not
airy Publics and the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court are Registration Officers,
and that registration may be made at
any time up to nine O'Clock p. M,
on the thirtieth day next preceding
the Primary Election, and at any
time between the day after such Pri-
mary. Election and nine o'clock p. M,
on the thirteth day next proceeding
the General Election.
JOSEPH KAUFMAN.
Clerk Board of Co. Com S.
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AHSAHKA PRECINCT !:

Beginning at point on the North
FORK of the Clearwater river at the
tip line between tips 81 and 38 n; thence
about one mile to the ne corner of
sec 2 tip 81 l e; thence to the
Indian Reservation line; thence in a
Westerly direction on said Reserva-
ton line to Section line between Sec
tions 10 and II tip 81 e; thence
to the Sc corner of sec Is tip 81 l e.;
thence W miles to the Sc corner of
sec II thence to the Sc corner of the
1-2 sec 20 thence w to County line;
thence on the county line to the
/ Clearwater river; thence up Clear
water river to the sec line between
sections 5 and SO e; thence to
the sw cornor of sec Up SO n lie +;
thence e l mile; thence IL mile /;
thence IA miles to the Sc corner
of NV IA sec. IL, tip 36 n e;
thence north to the Clearwater river
thence up the Clearwater river to the
sec line between section l and 2 tip
30 ! e; thence W to the NV corner
of sec 36 aid 81 ! e; thence e IL
mile thence 3-4 mile; thence about
one mile to the North Fork of the
Clearwater river thence up the North
Fork of the Clearwater river to the
point of beginning. The polling
place of Ahsahka precinct will be at
Thompson S Hall.
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thence easterly along said Township
line to the Sc corDor of sec 80 tp b
range . e; thence northeriy three
miles on Range line between 2 and
Be; thence 3 miles; thence n 3
miles: thence W three miles to the
range line between ranges z and 3e
thence IL miles to the n boundarS
line of Clearwater county, thence e
the point of beginning.
The polling place for Elk River
precinct is at McDonald's Hall.
DENT PRECINCT.
Beginning at the ne cornor of tip al
r. 6 e on the county line; thence "a
miles to the line between ranges 2
and G thence IL miles on said
range line; thence 3 miles thence
3 miles; thence miles thence
to tp line between So and 80 n,
thence on said tip line to
the county line; thence s on
county line 3 mics; thence on
county line Ia mile to the ne corner
of sec. 81 tip 80 lie; thence 3
miles; thence to the North Fork
River distance of three miles
thence n l mile; thence e one mile
thence e Ia mile; thencen IL
mile; thence l-2 mile; thence
e miles to Sc cornor OF sec.
25 tip 35 e. thence n to the North
Fork of the Clearwater River; thence
up the North Fork of the Clearwater
river to the tip line between TIPS 80
and 40 in r a e; thence on tip line
to the North Fork of the Clearwater
River; thence down the North Fork
of the Clearwater river to the Range
line between 6 and Z e., thence Il
on said range line to the point of be-
ginning. Polling place for Dent
precinct at school house Of School
District. No. l6.
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CANYON PRECINCT

At this tim the Board granted the
petition Of J ~ smith. Jet al for the
creation Of a new Ele .tion Precinct,
BY segregrating the territory described
within the following boundary lines,
to be known as Canyon Precinct
Beginning at the mouth of F rds
Creek; thence southerly up the Clear
water river to the mouth of Big Can
Won Creek; thence easterly up Big
Canyon Creek to the line Of section
6 tp 81 Be; thence TO the Sc cornor
Of sec same tp ana r; thence northery
on e line Of section s to the Reser-
walton line same tip and range; thence
along the Reservation line to the S
line of section 81 tp SO tip Be,
thence to the Sc cornor sec 81, same
tip and range; thence due on said
line to Fords creeh; thence down
Fords Creek to the point Of beginning
Polling place for Canyon precinct
at school house of School Dist. No.
10.
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yon Creek thence up little Canyon
Creek to the boundary line of Clear
water, thence to the Sc corner Of
the v IL of SO l-4of sec % on the
county line; thence / mile; thence
IA mile; thence n , miles; thence
IL miles, thence n ~ mile;
tAeuce ! mile; thence n ~ mile;
tGence 2 miles: thence IL mile;
thence mile; thence Il IL mile
thence l-miis t. the point of begin
aing. The polling place for Gilbert
precinct is school house Of School
District No. %.
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FENTON PRECINCT:

Beginning at the intersection of
the tip line between tips 80 and 40 n
with the North Fork of the Clear
water river; thence on said tip. line
to the North Fork of the Clearwater
river in 4 thence down the North
Fork of the Clearwater river to
the section line between sections 27
and % tip 38n. r. Be-; thence on
section line the Orofino Greek; thence
up Orofno Creek to the K line be-
the ne cornor of sec. tip 36 n 3 e;
thence on tip line to line between
a and 5 e; thence n on said line IL
miles to tip line between tips SO and
39n; thence to the North Fork of
the Clearwater River; thence down
said river to the place of beginning.
Polling place for Fenton precinct
at Pine Grange Hall.
OROFINO PRECINCT:
Beginning at the North Fork of the
Clearwater river where said river
crosses the section line between sec,
tions 27 and % tip SO n. r 8 e; thence
down said river to line between z
and e. thence to the sw eornor OF
sec. 80 tp SO 3 e, thence W
miles thence IL mile; thence W
mile; thence - mile; thencew | Ia
mile to the Sc corner of sec % tip IS
r e; thence $ l mile to the North
Fork of the Clearwater river; thence
down said river to the sw corner OF
the 1-2 of the ne quarter of sec. q
tip 81 n e; thence e / mile thence
Sd mile; thenee " IL mile to tn,
NV corner sec. 36 tip 81 lie; thenc,
to the Clearwater river; thence
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FORDS CREEK PRECINCT.

Beginning on 0rofno Greek on the
Range line between ranges 3 and 4
e; thence down Orofino Greek to the
Nez Perez Indian Reservation Line =;
therce southeasterly along said
Indian Reservation line to Fords
Greek; thence up Fords Creek to the
r line between 3 and 4; thence II to
the point of beginning. Polling
place for Fords Creek precinct at
school house OF School House Dist.
No. r.
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GILBERT PRECINCT:
Beginning at the NV corner of sec
tip 36 l and the county line;
thence ON county line to Little Can
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GREER PRECINCT:

Beginning at the mouth of Big Can
yon Creek and the Clearwater river;
thence up the Clearwater river to the
LoLo Creek; thence up LoLo Creek to
the sec. line between 10 and 20 tip 35
n Be- thence along said section line to
the head of Big Canyon creek on the
line betweensections and s. same tip
and thence down Big Canyon creek
to the point Of beginning. The
polling place of Greer precinct at
school house of School Dist No. 30.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-08-11
FRASER PRECINCT

Beginning at the section line be-
tween section 20 and 30 tip 36 n Be
on Fords Greek; thence about l IL
miles to the Sc corner of sec 81, same
tp and r; thence west to the Nez Perez
Indian Reservation line; thence
southeasterly on Reservation line to
sec line between section 5 and tip 80
e; thence to the Sc cornor of sec
6, same tip and r; thence w on sec line
to big Canyon Creek; thence up Big
Canyon Creek to line between sections
Z and same tip and r; thence to
Lolo Creek; thence up Lolo creek to
the sec line between sec 7 and 8, "a n I
4e; thence to ForIs creek at sec
line between sec 5 and 35 A e;
thence down Fords Greek to the point
of beginning. Polling place for
Fraser precinct at school house OF
School Dist No IS.
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Aug. Sep.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-05-04
THE JEFFERSONEAN

Powell to old Brother Brewster, to DR.. Will
mer to DR., White, to Luther Rosser, to M. j.
Yeomans, to w. E. Thomson, to John w.
Moore to Adolph Ochs, to the Pulitzer
Brothers, to Rabbi Mares to John NJ. Slaton,
to the negro editor of the Atlanta Independ
ent, and to that beloved old carpet Dagger,
DR.. Stoclbridge of The Rura7ist.
Nor must | forget Samuel Adams, and my
versatile friend of the amber locks and
moustache, Hooper Alexander.
NAVIGATION! O, yes, we got our vim
dication: are paid our money and took re-
ceipt for 1t.
Good night nurse.
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WatSOn'S Books ON Sale i'm
Atlanta and Macon.

complete line of Thos. e. Watson's books are
sale at Miller's Book Store in Atlanta; also at
Macon, with Browns Book Store. People i'm those
cities and vicinity would do well to call and look
them over. JeffersOnian Publishing Co.
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seldom been enacted.
Bryan pretended to advocate the nominal
ton of Doctor Woodrow Wilson, but his real
purpose was to capture the nomination for
himself, as he had done in 1896.
During the Sunday recess, he came out in
the papers limiting at a compromise candi-
date" and he even suggested fortnight's
adjournment of the convention!
But his finesse was too tactless, and his
intended betrayal of Wilson, as of Clark,
could not be pulled off.
When Bryan resigned from the Cabinet,
because of mild note to Germany, after
hocing signed taco rough ones, the country
at last began to take his measure.
Many good natured people had excused
his neglecting his official work, and his
making Chatauqua capital out Of his Cabinet
position; but when he deserted bis Chief III
the midst Of troubles which he himself had
helped to create by signing those earlier
notes, even the good natured people were
obliged to recognize the inordinate selfish
ness of w. j. Bryan.
He had made the Presidents troubles
vastly greater, by telling the Austrian am
bassador that those rough notes of his and
Wilson's arere not to be taken se7,iouszsE
Under the earlier English laws, this trea-
sonable utterance would have cost minister
his head
No one can tell to what degree this dis
loyal speech of Secretary Bryan contributed
to the persistence of Germany in that course
of submarine warfare which caused Presi-
dent Wilson's latest and sternest note.
The general result is, that Bryan is dis
credited and dlstruSted.
Besides, it has become manifest to the most
casual observer that he has no real purpose
in life save to enrich and elevate w. j. Bryan.
He has not been true to any cause, any
principle, Or any leader
He has not studied and mastered any ques~
ton: he is a mere surface man, gifted with
a fine voice, fluent tongue, brazen eye,
and a priests professional smile.
He hasn't the manners of gentleman. nor
the tastes of a thoroughbred, nor the methods
of statesman: in all things, he is self push
ing, grand standish, bill-boardy, and shallow.
And there are three incidents in his career
which stamp him, indelibly, as a bounder,
cad, a plug:
1) His speech, at non-political assem-
blage IN New York, asserting the qualifca-
tons of Mrs. Bryan to be the Mistress Of
the White House;
~ His address to his guests at his first
Diplomatic banquet, informing the ambassa-
doris and ministers that they must not expect
wine, but must be content with grape Juice;
,(3) His taking away from the State De-
partment the desk which Seward and all
subsequent Secretaries had used.
William Jenkins may founder around
noisily for quite a while, yet; but Nebraska's
rejection of him as delegate to the National
convention is blow that cannot be talked
and smiled away.
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Bethany, by Thos E. Watson. A Romance
of the Civil War, with vivid pen pictures Of
plantation life, before the war Bound in
cloth. Price, $1.OO, postpaid. The Jetferso-
MAN Publishing Company, Thomson, Ga.
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Too Much Bryan for Nebraska.

ONE of the surest proofs Of good sense in
~ any man is, Kn0ming achen to go.
The visitor who wears out his welcome is
familiar example of the man who doesn't
possess good sense
The lawyer who clings to the courthouse,
after his clients have left him, and younger
attorneys are passing him, is another and a
very pitiful illustration.
The school teacher who doesn't realize that
he is out of date, the doctor who can't keep
abreast of the modern movement, the preacher
who has lost his lick, the writer who has
emptied himself, the singer whose voice is
gone, the orator whose speeches have become
stale-all these are examples of the lack Of
common sense.
They did not know when to quit.
They acoited to be told.
Even the Divine Patti came once too often,
and she was forced to flee the stage forever,
in tempest of sobs and tears: her audiences
made it plain enough to her that she was
"has BEEN"
A similar fate has overtazen William
jenkins Bryan; but, as yet, he is trying to
believe that it hasn't.
His hide is as tough as an alligator's, and
his everlasting smile, being made of boiler
iron doesn't Immediately vanish. ~
Nevertheless, the inevitable has come to
W. J. B.: if he doesn't see it, others do and
that's what counts.
The Peerless leader undertook to compel
the Democrats of Nebraska to elect his
brother to the gubernatorial chair, and him
self to the next National convention.
To make sure of his success, the Peerless
one discontinued for a season his lectures on
Jesus Christ, vacated his "villa" in Miami,
and went in person to Nebraska, to manage
the campaign for self and Brother Charles.
Strange to relate, Nebraska had grown
tired of Bryan's repeated betrayals of her
candidates at National conventions, and he
was refused place as delegate.
His brother was also defeated.
Heretofore, Bryan has always gone to the
conventions, as an instructed delegate, and
he has invariably been false to his in
structions.
He began it in 1896, when he went to
Chicago as a Bland delegate and betrayed
the Free Silver hero, to get the nomination
for himself, on a sophomore speech whose
Cross of Gold smile was stolen from Col.
Archie Fiske's book, Statesmen Three"
His last performance was at Baltimore, in
1912, when he had lost his State to Clark,
and then begged to be sent to the convention,
as an instructed Clarke delegate.
He was so sent, accordingly; and even
before the meeting in Baltimore, he aCas
Intriguing against Clark.
With very slight effort to carry out
Nebraska's instructions, Bryan could have
secured Clarl1's nomination.
Only few more votes were needed to turn
old Champs big ma ority into two-thirds
clincher; but instead of honestly trying to do
this, Bryan vehemently assailed the candidate
whom he had been instructed to support.