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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-08
.sENClLLEZ DE LA LlQUIDACION


Contra este gesCo preconstituclo-
nal viene Ia opinion autorizada de LIS
personals a que afudimos al princl-
BIO. Y a quiencs preguntamos en- que
lorna los accionistas noyteamerlca
nos de las iineas nacionaleS podriaHl
como 10 eStan prctendiendo, desnacio-
n~alizarlas. Mas o menoS Sc eXpresa-
ron en- los siguientes terminus: ia
,peraci6n financiera Nevada a ca5o
Dor el gobierno del general Diaz, cS
lie las u dan solidez Y prestlgiC =
IN Fstado; este obtuvo ell ]cincuenta
Dor cientoI del valor de las %acciones
mas una cue, conforme a las 'leyes en-
Mexico rigen d las ~Sociedades anonI-
mas. constituyen mayoGia. Para per
ierse este control, mejor dicho, eSta
mavoria. basta. en- virtud de las mis-
mas leves. con que los ~accionistas nor
se-americanos qu!ten a Ia Nacion do
acciones. Ahora. destruidos los ferro-
carries como cstan. 5que es 10 que e.
Estado puede hacer q la bora de las
rcclamaciones2:....
Ia! cs Ia condici6n, en- la parte
iinanciera. de los fe~rrocarriles nacio-
males. La perspectiva que presenta
4 asuuto no puede, frente a ninglr
concepto. asumir los caracteres de
Drcbiema: e. fracaso ha sido absolu-
20: TODD 10 que en- Mexico Sc hizo en-
materia de- p~olitica economical y de
,'iuanzas proteccionistas. desde don
Matias Romero hasta don Jose Yves
.imaAtour. csta pcrdido.
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gras de Verta en- Ia Liberia de Ignacio E. Lozan

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para~que concurra ! la jlnta de :eSia
tarde; q !. que Sc H. as'nto1
de ~-erLadnra ir0rnrtanei*
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,Cusalo net Gh en- e;raEbl
dirijaae usted 2s=s-;o E sozaae-
s07 Doloro.asSt-S. AntoIs,. Texas
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-01
Notice Compulsory Education Law

The law requires the county super
lutendent- OF schools to puOlish JNt
following law before The beginning o.
tie school year.
Article XVII Section 100:
In All districts If this state, All oar
ants Guardians and Other persons
rayt o the care OF children shall IN
st rtct them In. or cause them to D"
instructed in reading, writing. spell
Ing Englis grammar, geography anu
aritn metIc In such districts every
parent. guardian, or other person
nayirg charge'of any child between
| tue ave Of eight tsj and eighteen tlo)
ears shall send such child to pup
| lie. private, or paroChial school Tor
! Inc entire year during which the
school wear is In session in such dis
tr,cr. ProVldad however That inns
chapter does not apply to children
over furuteen "a years Of age where
such child shall have completed Tue
eighth lSth) grade or may be eligible
! To enttI any nigh school in such ais
trict or where its help Is necessary
/ for Its own use or Its parents support
ar where for good cause shown IT
! would ba for the best interest OF snch
rhil1 10 be relieved from the prOvis-
ions OF this chapter Povided that a
reoutahle physician within the dis
trict shall certify In writing that the
! cbiId's bodily or mental condition
does not permit its attendance AT
school. snch cnild shall be exempt
during such period Of disability iron
the requirements Of this chapter II
shsll be the duty OF the superinten'
deut Of the shpOl district, II there be
sucf SUPER ntendent and II not, theT
the county supeintende mt Of schools
t. hear and determine all appllca'
lions Of children desiring for any OF
ltne rnusps mentioned here, to be eX
empte from the provisions OF thl'
lchapter, ard II upon such application
such superintendent hearinR the samt
Ishall be uf the opinion that suci
lchili for any reason is.entitled TO bt
eyenipted AS aforesaid, then such sup
priutendent shall issue written per
init 10 such child, stating therelI
his reasons for such exemptions. Al
Iapuen may he taken from the decision
o. such upRrintendent passing upoE
sue application, to the probate cour
ct tia county In which such disLTic
lies, upou such child making such ap
ulicutiun and filing the same with tn,
Judge or clerk of said court, within
ten DAYS after the refusal o. such sup
erintendent for hiCh no fee to eXCee'
the sum IF one dollar (Sl 0Ol shall b
charged, aud the decision Of the pro
bate court shall he final. An app
cation for The release from the pro
Visions Of this chapter shall not b
renewed oitener than once IN GOre
months
CLARA d. O'BRI EN-,
County superintendent
Aux. lI-Sept. |.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-01
Notice for Publication.
serial No. Sts2

serial No. 'pAH3.
Department Of the Interior L :.
Land once az Hbiler Idaho, Aux.
ust 3 1919.
NOTICE is hereby given that
James ! Courny, q GlhhouSville
Idaho, Who. on JuH l4tu, 1902. made
Homestead euuy, No u64s2, for a
tract ~ ~ 81 acres within salmon
National For st, in what Nill
pToba bis bee when surveyed
sections >, ~ and 81 Ia uusurrey
cd Township y North. Il n East,
h. VI. designated as II e. Survey No.
2s5, list = described 10y NE eS and
bounds rs follows Beginning at cor.
neT No. | from which Section corner
common to sections - and %, Tow n
ship - North, L. 81 East aud Sec.
tinns I and 5, Township - North, r.
II East K, NJ. bears :. degrees .
minutes W ASA ChainS distant
thence y. degrees - minutes W
A. IS chainsto corner No. ,; thence ).
IS degrees 80 inmates F. ~ ~ chains
20 corner No ; thence =. 5 degrees
II inmates Z. Al 50 chains to cOrne,
No 1; thence \, IS degrees % mic.
utss ". 2l. chains TO corner No. /,
the place OF beginning, has died no,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-01
LEGAL ADVERTISING

tact of IS A. acres Within salmon Ma
fiungI Furp- arproXimit elV IN oesc-
lirns 81 and IS in unsur Veyeu Io"hI
slim % North, Rage y taSt AZ"
~erfign /. Township % North, ha,se
81 r Boise Msiidiar, designated d.
"a 4 No. O.. list 4-344, descT ne"
Nv uetes and bounds as follows pc
oipuing AT corner No. | from winch
z, : Mineral Monument No. j.
DahIrpega Mining District bears n
20 depr4e. % minutes f.. 85.5, chains
..i-ra1ce. thence ). Il dpg4ees % MN
utea z "a .46 Chains To corner No. Z :
tnence : 80 degrees u minutes " D
a. rEains tn corner No 3: thence ,.
IA degrees 90 minutes h, 4.5l CHAINS
W. eornar No 4: thence 5. 81 degrees
% minutes f. . 6 chains 10 Coi.o'
Ne s: thence 5. 81 degrees ~ mn IL
utes u 3 80 chains to corner no o.
! thence ). y degrees 50 minutes Il.
| 81 chains to corner NO. :: Lilelico ..
! y degrees 80 minutes +. 80 ciidlp1
| 10 corner No. x: thence ,. ) degrees
40 minutes +. 10 90 chains 20 cDr'iei
| M 9, thence 5 II degrees % MN
ties + 2l7 cnains to corner NO. ~
thAnca s, 20 degrees 50 minutes ".
! % 90 chains TO corner No. IL. Vilr AZ :
\. 10 degrees - minutes W. IL ~ =:
! maths IA corner No II: thence n u
degrees 70 mirutes +. - 90 chains &c
corner cor No. 10 tnxnce n IS degrees
az minutes W. 1900 chains 10 cor mel
No. IA; therce n. 40 degree: 4S MN m
utes ". 1880 chains to corner NO
! -: thence y. 90 degrees 10 minute.
! e. 1l.25 chains to corner NO. !, on' u
place Of beginning has filled notice o
intention to make final five yea
f[oof, TO est nli,h claim to the lane
above described, before Allen G; MeL
Titt r. S. Commissioner, at Salmon
Idaho, on the lst day OF September
1916 .
Claimant Manassas Witnesses:
John " Ostrander, John Il, Dun
ION Fred p. Dunton, George Bauer
all II Gibbonsvile, Idaho
BEN r. GRAY, Register
lJuly IA Aug IL
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-01
Notice for Publication.
Serial No. 0lQ594.


Department of the Interior, U. 5
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho, Aug
81 1916.
NOTICE is hereby given that Ben
jamin h. Golliher, of Salmon, Idaho
who, on March 18th, 1916, made llons-
stead entry, Serial No. Ol9599, To-
Sc d SW a Sec. 80, I, % n. K. y
E. and Sc a NV a, Lots 3 and !,
Section 5, Township q North, RaOgs
% East, Boise Meridian, has filed DO
lice of intention to make final nVs
year Proof, to establish claim TO Wv
land abo e described, before Ala
10. Merritt, U. S Commissions, y
Salmon, Idaho, on the 18th day q
Oct der, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John w. +. Halcombe of SainaaI
Idaho; William j. Wittenhurg Of Cl1
men, Idaho: Clarence Smith OF Len,
hi, Idaho: William j. Hoffman U
Carmen, Idaho.
BEN r. GRAY, Regisef
Aup 25 - SAINT %
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Notice for Publication.
96l4

Department of the Interior. Unit
ed States Lana Office, HALEY, Idaho,
August l, 1915.
Notice i hereby given that Emma
Il. Gearan, of Lemni, Lemhi coun-
u, Idaho, has filed In this ONCE her
application t. enter under the pro-
visions of section 25O6 OF 2307 r. 5.
[. 5, the following described land.
Viz: the SW4 SW4: south nest
quarter OF the south west unarterI
lection Is, Township Is NORTH. Range
p East, h. NJ. and the NEIL sell
nor beast quarter Of tie southeast
quarterl Sectio1 "A, ToAnship Is
North, Range p East. b. VI.
And any and all persons claiming
adversely the land described or desir,
ing e. object because of the mineral
character OF the lands or for any 9th
sr reason, 70 the disposal t. appli.
cant, should Ale their af6dayits Or
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-01
A HANDY PUBLIC
HIRED MAN.

Established reputation for fearless
enforcement Of the Law Is wLat
counted IN favor OF Sheriff Stroud
when he went forth 10 capture the
man who shot TO deatn Vivian Hos.
ey. II there had been a weak man
occupying the once u sheriff more
than likely 81 ne = all BaIlenRte would
have known that fact quite as we'll
as he kneS there SAs no weak man
on the Job when Stroud set out to
run him down. The fugitive was
quite ready To surrender when he be
came awave Of the fact that a fearless,
resolute and resourceful officer Of the
Law was determined 10 get him.
II Is = circumstance calling Tor
general oongratulatiOn t'at LemhI
oounty las such al orilceT 81 lie las"
Respect for It's orderly Processes "a
not tile least az the advantages thus
gained for the people sometimes this
respect IN absent aud not without
cause
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-01

The Interstate commerce commission
cannot avoid regulating wages so long
a. II regulates rates New York Trib.
une
The railroad brotherhoods are mis-
taken There Is something to arbi.
trata New York World
The railway employees are plainly In
the wrong aud should sense their mis-
take before they make worse blum.
der Oshkosh WIS., Northwestern.
Neither side could afford TO take the
position OF demanding more than the
Interstate commerce commission would
approve. Pittsburgh Dispatch.
The railroad employees are not sui
fering such Intolerable wrongs that
they cannot await the result OF arbi
tration ~ Portland Oregonian
The greatness OF the power for which
the labor leaders are seeking Is the
very strongest argument why they
should not have it,--RGilway Age Ca
zette
The public Is IA vitality interested In
the situation as the railways or the
employees, Nls LOUIS
Either the railroads are wrong or
their employees are. ANY just cause
will stand investigation. $500 Jackson
Miss clarion Ledger.
This IL the time when every Amei.
can who loves his country should sc,
aside his own schemes OF aggraudize
ment--Kansas city Journal.
The United states government can.
not permit any strike that would tie
up oil the railroads OF the country -
Leslie's Weekly.
II IL Just as true that organized labor
may Cypress the public intoIerRbly as
that organized capital may DO IL,
lowell Mass Citizen.
Those who would suffer most from
n tying up OF the nations traffic would
get no vote on the question OF a strike
Lincoln fNehl Star
One thing "a certain. the railroads
the railroad employees and the Amert
can people cannot AFFORD such q strike
Memphis Appeal
We think tho hrotherhoods are max
Ing q mistake In refusing arbitration
Capital must get It's living wage as wei
a. labor Milwaukee Free Press.
Business can hohhle along under higl
freight rates, Death would follow Z
general railroad strike Baton RouE'
nal Times
The American people do not believe
there IA any difference between thu
roads and the employees that cannot b,
adjusted peacea hty Bloomington On
Paragraph.
The railroads have accepted the per
fsctly reasonable and natural sugges
tion that the wage question be settled
by arbitration Boston Journal.
why should n vote he taken on
strike which the public win never tOl
eraters 81 LOu!s Post Dispatch,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-01
Notice for Bids.

Sealed bids will be received nm :,
Sept. LIST for the cor structiun nf =
fence around school ground of dist riet
No. 70 containing an approximate
area of 50 rods: also four hitrhine
racks but in separate sections ( ~
from fence. All. post holes for fence
II #. apart; post holes for racks 4 T,
apart; holes FOR corner and gate z n
deep and other holes #. deem Al
holes to be inspected before posts a,s
set by one or more trustees.
The following is the work Ia ba
done by successful bidder: GA nost
holes it. deep; 4 corner post hoIss
3 It. deep; gate post holes 3 n
deep; II rack post holes 3 tt. deem.
81 post holes I it, by 5 In at small
end; corner and gate posts 4 II nv
) IL. small end IL rack posts ! n hy
in. small end: rack poles Is ft. by
5 in. small end corner brace poles
1 it. long by in small end. Fence
will be woven wire 4 IT. high and
two narbed wires on top. racks viii
| be four feet high l6 it sections with
!, in bolts at each p9st Location Of
RACKS and gate will be shown by trus.
tees All wire, nails, staples, bolts
and gates will be furnished by school
district.
Any other information reqnired h,
bidders gill be furnished by sDy
! trustee
Se@z.zse-,y MAC PYEATT. Clerk
| AIp 1S-SpDI |
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-01
DENVER BUSINESS MEN
APPEAL TO CONGRESS.
They Want Interstate Com"sroS
Commission TO Stop Rail-
road Strike,

Denver. Alarmed by the pro
apective strike Of railway train
employees to secure higher
wages, the members OF the Den
yer Clea ring House association
unanimously passed the follow
ing resolution:
whereas At recent meeting In
New York between managers OF
the railroads and executives or the
trainmen's brotherhoOds, called Tor
the discussion Of wage schedules,
Al which conference interested par
ttes we're unable 10 agree, and,
Whereas subsequently the broth
erhood representatives refused 70
consider arbitration and are now
taking strike vote which may
end in n general strike, such as
would paralyze tho industry OF the
country
therefore,, be IL resolved, That ~
thu. resolution the Denver Clear
ing House association, regardless OF
IN. merits Of the controversy as
betp cor tho railroads and their
emDi wees does hereby express ita
disapprovaI Of strike a. a me
dunn OF adjustment and We here
BY cali on our senators and con-
Eressmen 70 interest themselves In
the passing by congress OF such q
measure as viii have the sfrect OF
instructinR and empowering the In
terstafs commerce commission 10
take rognizance ~ these conditions
aud effect fair and equitable ad-
tustment IA between the railroads
and their employees thereby pre-
venting nation vide railroad
strike
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-01
Wilson Will Oulrun Party


According e. thn New Nork Tribune,
quotiag some unnamed informant ap.
parenIly It's own editor there are go
ing 20 he more independent votes
than ever before, aud Tosi OF them
viii suppofI wilson iu preference lo
Hughes This praph"' sys
am wiling On bel thar when the
votes are rouoted. Il all d. found
that Wilson has run iar uTNuad thr
usual party votes almost AN .vrr the
country, and that he all carry some
of the folloe ing states and prove
that ell we're d3ubtuh Ohio. can.
fornia, Wisconsin. Colorado, Nebraska,
South Dakota, and perhaps even Nan
sas, Massach asstts and oregon
Tue enthusiasm with which sucu
Roosevelt pap RS As Tn Tribune ami
tue Kansas Clty Star are booming
Hughes is wonderful They men
too his name enitoriaily perhaps A.
often as once a week.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-01
Notice for Publication.
Serial No. OlO7p6


department Of the Interior L. 5.
Land Once at HALEY, Idaho. July
18th, 1915.
Notice Is hereby given that Wal
ter l.. Thompson, OF North Fork,
Idaho, who, on January 18th, 1912,
made Homestead Entry, No. 0l079B,
fora tract OF ~ s acres within Salmon
National Forest, described as follows :
NWtNEtNEf, NWtNEf \ E4 \ Eli N
W4SWtNEtNEt, SEA NE4NWtNEt,
iSE4 NWt n E4, aud SWt SEA NW4
NEla Sec. %; EiSEt SEt, Ei SWtSE4
SE4 and SEtSEt NE4SEf, Sec. IA, and a
tract OF 1907 acres within Salmon
National Forest, appTt XImately
In unsurveysd Section l3, Twp "A n
K, q f. B.M designed as nome stead
entry survey, No 1859, list No. 4-5O5,
described by mates and bounds as fol.
lows; Beginning at corner No. |
Identical with the corner common
to sections IL, IA, q and "a, Town
ship "A n. Range q f.; extending
thence North along line between sec
lions l3 aud Il, 1897 chains to cor
nor No. ?, thence S. ~ degrees sd
min. az. 4.99 chains to corner No.
5: thence \. 0 degrees | min. L
IA. % chains to corner No 1 thence
s. 80 degrees 10 min. W 1 QQio
chains to corner No. s: thence y. 4
degrees min. Z. 10 chains 10 cor
nbr No. 8; thence s. SO degrees 81
min. h. i.99lS chains To corner No.
: thence \, 0 degrees and min
e. 5 chains e. corner No 5: thence
= 40 degrees So min, f. ~. " chains
tO corner No =; thence :. 0 de.
grees I min W 10 chains to corner
No. 10; thence \ ~ degrees 81 min.
W 10 chains t. corn,r No. II,
thence ). 0 degrees 3 min. ". !
rhains TO corner No T.; thence y.
~ degrees 50 min. W I 90 chains Il
corner No, Is; iaeuce : q degrees
: min. W chains to corner No Il:
thence n 50 degrees 20 min. ". 1. W
chains TO corner M. Is: thence $. d
degrees min ". 9.pqlc chains e.
IIeeS and 80 mIn. W. 1. Va chains Ia
corner No Il; thence :. degrees /
min, ". ~ % chains to corner No.
Is thence \. 81 degrees 81 min. ".
NFl chains 70 corner No. /. the
place nf BEGINNING, containing In
all l2a 81 acres, has hled notice
~ Intention to make Final Three
Year Proof, 20 establish claim tn the
land above desert bed, before Alien
{, Merritt, L. commissioners al Sal.
mon, Idaho, on the 18th DIV NJ seq.
temheT, 1915
Clatmaut names Ne witnesses.
William J Rose, George Kern.
Aryid SeroSe, Eric Serose. all a|
North Fork, Idaho.
BEN 4. GRAY, Register.
f Ju0s l6-Sept :.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-01
A CANDIDATES PLAIN
DUTY.
DUTY.

Taoie are t~a men Of tiic same
ma te as tbs republican candidate Tor
probate dye iu .emhi excepI that
a.. man Nho il tie candidate spells
his name Meiyyu and the man Who
Il not the candidate spells II another
nay AS # this we're not en- "gh To
dIstiu!uish one from the other, Mel
yln Is constantly oelug iaken Tor
Mcyyn and vice versa Melvin be
ing called upon tu pay fight along
ths campaign debts ~ MELVIN, and
expected 10 Kiss Root many babies
that me real candidate ought 10 he
kissing hlmself This sot OF thing
has gone along 30 far that Melvin
feels IL line 10 call halt aud u
make Melyyp take up his tesponsihlll,
Ties and dates ana 40 Ills own oscula.
ting. So, Mr. Melsyn yet nusy u,
some kissing Yourself,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-01
Notice for Publication.
Serial No. 0649l

l.
Department of the Interior. u l.
Land ONCE at HALEY, Idaho, August
II, 1915.
NOTICE Is hereby given that 3D.
ward NJ. Christensen, of Forney, Ida
ho, who, on July II, 1909, made For
est homestead entry, No 0649l, for |.
tract of l47.97 acres within Salmon
National Forest, approximately in
unsurveyed Township - North
Range lS East B. NJ designated a.
Hon eStead Entry Survey No. 23E
list 4-76. described by metes. and
bounds as follows Beginning at Cor
ner No. from which L. S Location
Monument No. l73 bears n. Is d..
grees 4S minutes f. 157 Sc chains dr.
tant; theuce s. A degrees "a minute
r. q. IA chians to corner No. 2: thence
IS. Al degrees 08 minutes ". A.E
degrees As minutes W. "a 81 chaiIs
o corner No 4 thence s. 81 degrees
| A. minutes W. 9.56 chains to cOrnN
No. ;; thence n. rs degrees 30 min
utes w. 27.4l chains to corner No. s.
thence n Al degrees 46 minutes "
| Ii, Is chains to corner No. I thence
n. 50 degrees 10 minutes f. 42.G
chains to corner No. 1.-the place Of
beginning. has filed notce of inten
t ion to make final five yer Proof to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Allen G. Merritt, g.
S. Commissioner, at Salmon, Idaho on
the l7Lh day Octoter, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Burrritt T. Bascom, of ForneG
Idaho; 4 E. Lee Ramey of FOrDey
lda0o; William II. ShOup OF Salmon
Idaho: Louis +. Ramey OF Salmon
Idaho.
BEN R. GRAY, Register
! Aug. 25--Sept. D.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-01
COMMENT
Idaho Is One Easy Mark.

tAaAihNH AAtbh'NNf A'"btt
The business Of the state Of Idaho
seems ~ be conducted for the person
nj benefit NJ state ofilcials, The state
n Kind Of yuaT- Ihs.Iound Christmas
tree IA be shaken at convenient In
terVals
We are reminded 81 this state Il
affairs hy tile clAim that Mr. 4 c,
Comm has fled The modest sum OF
sl2, GOO for services rendered for fore
ing the bonding companies to maze
good on the Alien defalcations. II
seems that Mr Colin was employ oil
as assistant attorney general. Toe
Allen matter sas turned over to him,
As part Of his duties. While the case
against the bonding companies vas
pending Conn resigned a. assistant,
lie continued to handle the case for
the state, nnaly securing decision
OF the supreme court fav rahle Ia the
state Now ne lilies claim for Az
500 for services rendered.
OF course we know nothing Of tire
legal points involved, We DO not
know that the people of Idaho will
feel that they have been gouecd ont
of sl2, 500 II the clAlm 10 collected.
The average man viii conclude that
Mr. Comm resigned his position Ia
order to cu,lo1't on this particular
suit
A feN mere stunts Ike the conn
stunt and There VII he an insuTTertiur
Ia Idaho
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-01
LEGAL ADVERTISING

tlce- orIntention to make Fina. bFe
year Prof to establish claim t. he
la d above described, peioie ~.
MERIT d. :. Commissioner al sal
mon Idaho. on the 5th day OF Osto-
ler, 1915. ,..-...
Claimant names as WITNESSES
Paris o. Nell OF Cafneu, uStt'
John ". Roske, North OH lnau"
Austin Tro"brldGe, OF EiuU'i'S 80 y ~
Idaho: 'has. VI nun. N"i'" i"i " ,
Idaho. u,y ,..t.,o.
August IL Sept. -
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-01
Notice for Publication.
Serial No, OIO784.

Serial No. OlOIS4. =
Department of the Interior, U.
Land Office at HALEY Idaho, Jul!
1916.
NOTICE is hereby given that ~ Y.
Stewart, of Shoup, Idaho, neit y. =,
aud on behalf of the heirs oil -. -.
Stewart, deceased, who, on JSn =,
nth, 1912, made Forest homesteasa y '.
try, No. 0lO7S4, for a tract o. - ~
acres within Salmon NationaI 80 TS.s.
approximately in uusuryeyea - ~
ship - North, Range ~ last ~ N
Meridian, designated as H. d. : -
POI, list 4-490, described ~ ~ y. \
and bounds as follows: Beglnhi9s
corner No. ! from which I. ). n
ton Monument No. 1875 bears y ~
degrees 80 minutes L. 5.b2 ciaII 80 h
lance, thence 5. 0 degrees IL I "
W. 49, chains to corner ~
thence ). 10 degrees ~ hlihu 'ssu,
,. S6 chains To corner No h IH
5. AZ degrees IS minute "
chains to corner No. I I. Es -
80 degrees 20 minutes " ~; ,s,'sss 1
corner Nus: thence \, % aes ao,,sI
minutes h. 4.9l chains " = m
No. 6; thence \. IA degrees = "a Il
utes Z. 4.6S chains to CORNER = &
thence n. 81 degrees - inlnI so
.l3.4l chains to corner No. ~
5. Il degrees 90 minutes p u
chains to corner No s't4tn Se ,h,ls|
degrees O5 minutes ". Io.s tss,lsi|
to corner No. l, the place .oo :, !
Ming las died notice OF iR'e !. 80
make final five year Proof, 4 S,srisI
lish claim TO the land aooNs
ed, before Allen Z. MerirtEss ,sa 4
Comu issioner, at Salmon, "a
the ist day of September, Wv
Claimant names as "lthes'l5B
Julius Weimer, of Shoup' Is
Charles Twining, Of >n9up,b lNt
Robert E, Allen, Of ~ sS.lssa
Idaho: Earl r. GiIbreath' o.
Idaho, INV Rsyisih
July l4-Aug. IL.
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