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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-12-28

rad gone on a Jolly tramp. Then there
kad been dinner 20 get. the Fun OF
cooking the turkey and the laughter Of
humping heads a. they both iiew to
fhe oven door 10 haste the haste
And after they had eaten. and done up
the dishes. they sat before the cheer
fnl blaze ~ the living rooms big open
fre talking Ia low. intimate voices FAR
Into the night.
kui now she vas c00ped up all day
long Ia The house with this wretchcd
cold Ia the head, the most forlorn and
ionesofae of beings with Jamie away
for honrs az time. working on the
raneh ur. when Il ralned or showed
too heavily 10 BE- outside. tlukering
eferiasiluely Ia the barn.
And ~ The progerblni last straw In
iodays maii had come the little sheet
II paper with the nlcsible snarly
Fetasi-haa coue All the way from
scotland.
For That was what had made the
ioFc maieh - gou.aatic. jamie Mac
ksazie. Whom Maggie had not seen
since she wns a eirl ~ a.. had come
beet from the States ga three
e,oelhs visit 20 his mother. found the
child BE- hsd played with Powered Into
woman promptly fallen 10 love and
married Der the dzy bctore his return
% Uneic Sans iand.
And she had gone wiiilugiy with
aim haa ailingiy left them en- behind,
dad and ucfhefs Dave and Wallace
snd Jean. und-yes. even Robbie
fis@5hie. her own BARN. the bonnie =
year-old little brother whom she al
Wsys bustened 20 Ia the morning and
aubutt0ned at nlRhi-and couated on
This little pix aeut 20 Earket and
tAis lifiie ilg stayed af bone On ten
aee Bp,arned toes
70 have given NO Robbie for mere
lssas8d A husband who % longer
loved ter. who was 20 heartless be
coatd sfa5 cot there Ia she barn uefsd
ing al eid pie~ when biz wife neesied
hlm - derperufsly'
The cheery sound ~ a whistle a2-
proachssi-a mans bfisk steps on the
i.orrh.
e eas fsaiie. He Was coming into
the bos4se. Why couldn't be iet her
sl0ns. 70 cry 10 peacef
-well. Httie gjri. said pleasant
voice behind her. ~ fhe steaighily
dabbed sway her tesrs. "any special
sews from fhS land Of hestherT'
III w0fn'l regular lstter." she re-
..fl1,4 ec,,,lx fis,,.f ff.. t.f Itof,t,t.'x
love serhWis-Dad had only addressed
the envelope"
Say. J call that mean trick said
Japste. to get up your expectations
fas rofhirz~
tl.us rsd SPOT Jared on each Of
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-12-28
All "Dolled Up.r

Nan gazed with adoring eyes on her
uncle when he appeared ready to go
TO formal dance. After giving him
the "once over" the braid on his
trousers attracted her attention and
she exclaimed: "Why, he even has
'broidery on his pants"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-12-28

them. You sim
ply Will do the
things that It is
natural for you to
do. The Peacocks
are honest, be-
cause they know
they won't change.
But the rest OF
you-Bah 7 And
Pinky squealed In
disgust.
You're wrong
said MIR. Rooster.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-12-28


I don't know about that said Mrs
Cow. Il would give milk no matter
what time of the year 1t might be, and
it's certainly not a good resolution for
me-
"'And I'd lay eggs agreed Mrs.
Hen.
"T'd have to take the children for
rides said the Donkey, as they fasten
me to a carti
"Didn't 1 say / was rightr said
Pinky.
az hate to admit 1t, though said
Mr.. Rooster, putting his head on one
side and looking very mournful.
"'You might just as WE'LL said
Pinky.
Besides said Mr.. Rooster, wen
have to think up entirely new resolu-
tons. Things that will be hard for US
to do. It's great nuisance
"'That's true said Plnky, with a
wicked grin. 1t is always easiest to
do what comes natural to us and to
say we're so good doing 1t. But we
Pigs are natural and we don't put on
any airs about resolutions. Such nom
senser
"Nye'll have to think all over again.
crowed Mr.. Rooster, slowly and sadly"
Aovv "a BE Hannv
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-12-28
To Save Shoe SoIes.

A eObbler passes on the secret that
If about once a month the soles of
shoes are treated to a coat of linseed
oil they will always outwear the up
pers.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-12-28

than Maggie Mackenzie, the bride OF
Nix weeks
And the gates Of escape from the
hehrt-brcak Of II all were tight shut.
Ter ~ liberal as are Uncle Sanl'a
courts IN such matters. the GAUGES OF
her AFFECT misery could hardly be pre-
seated Ia divorce proceedings u
Christmas plum-puddlng. a cold In the
head snd o small sheet OF paper GOV.
cred with perfectly lllegible, snhrly
scrawi.
The plum pudding prriyed week
late on account Of bad roads and a
holiday congestion OF parcel post mat
ter--sfood on the liyipg.room table
just as she had taken Il out Of Us box.
beautifully nodded plum pudding OF
= city confeciioner's consummate art,
with sn adorable. spikey sprg OF real
holly stuck IA the top. A most Christ.
nasy honey plum pudding that set
on al sorts OF Christmnsy honey
memories and brought such an aching
lump 70 the little brides throat that
shc almost cried out ia pain.
Yet Christmas Itself had not been n
isit ~ blue day. Il was their first
Christmas together 20 begin with, and
the Joy The wonder. the triumph OF
fsmie actually mied her enilru
thoughts Right after breakfast they
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-12-28

How to Be Happy.
The happiest New Year is for those
who seek the happiness of others.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-12-28

N had been The most roman
nc Of love matches land IN
al the land that last day OF
the old year. there was no
more unhappy little woman
The Press., 1917-05-31

or president. Officers were elected as follows: President, Mrs. F. A Lasbury; vice. president, Mrs. Emm' Whiton; secretary, Mrs. W. H. Web ster; treasurer, Mrs. Chas. Dimmick.
 West Stafford.
 Robert Pease is running a new ForC car.
 Miss Blanche Sturtevant is visiting her aunt in Oollinsville.
 Mrs. Adella Fuller is the guest oi Mrs. Abner Chaffee in Hartford.
 David Smith of Gilbertville spent last week with his aunt, Miss Mary Smith.
 Mrs. David Ramsey has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Louis Demars.
 Rev. J. W. Ballantine attended the conference of Congregational churches at Somersville on Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Alexander Cordner and two sons have moved from South Manchester into the house with their sisters, the Misses Sarah and Mary Smith.
 StaffordvilIe.
 Mrs. Lizzie Morrell is spending a week with her sister in PittsfieId, Mass.
 Mrs. Jane Johnson of Stafford was the guest of Mrs. Etta Dunham over Sunday.
 Charles H. Shauch of Hartford was the guest of MT. and Mrs. E. Phelps over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. F. G. Medbery and family were guests of relatives in Willimantic over Memorial day.
 Thomas Gillingham and little daughter, Margaret, are boarding with MT. and Mrs. Estin Belcher at Hyde- vile.
 Mrs. MoCray and son of Putnam and Mrs. Ford of Orcuttville were guests over Memorial day of MT. and Mrs. E. M. Chamberlin. Mrs. Margaret Gillingham and daughter, Stevetta, and little Georg. anna Gillingham and Gertrude Burris left town last week to make their home in Matawan, N. J.
 Misses Gladys E. Phelps and Myrtle A Pbo1ns of Rocton and Mr. oDd Mrs. Clyde Stephenson and Willie Phelps of Worcester were guests of MT. and Mrs. Elwin Phelps on Sunday.
 Arthur Chandler of New Britain was home over Sunday with his new Ford automobile His mother, Mrs. Wm. Chan Her, accompanied him back to New Britain to visit her sister, Mrs. Herbert Barlow.
 Methodist Church Notes: The pastors subject for next Sunday will
The Press., 1917-05-31
STAFFORD SPRINGS.


 A son was born to MT. and Mrs Joseph Kama last Wednesday.
 The Adam Good Co. played to goot houses the last three nights of las week.
 Mrs J. Allan Mix leaves this morn ing for Kent, Ohio, where she will visit her daughter, Mrs. Wesley Hollister.
 Areception was given in St. Ed wards hall Tuesday evening by MT. and Mrs. Paul Champagne to theiI friends. They will make their home in Springfield.
 There was a large attendance at the specIal services which were given for the Polish and Slavish members of St. Edwards parish last Sunday. The sermons were in their languages.
 Miss Clara Laurion and Geo. J. Martin were married Tuesday morn ing at o'clock at St. Edward s church. They were attended by his brother and Armand Laurion and Miss Ida Jacob, a relative of the bride.
 The death of Sherman P. Sumner of Rockville, as,conduotor on the interur- ban line, neoess1tates 8 number of changes. Jesse Edwards of South Manchester takes the place of Mir. Sumner, Earnest Butheroy of Rock ville will take the run of Jesse Ed wards at Manchester and Arthur Dowding. who has been a conductor on the Manchester line, will take Butheroy's place as conductor on the interurban.
 The board of Registrars will be in session at Borough hall and at the town hall from a. m. until 9 p. m. on June 9th for the purpose of register ing all male residents of Stafford be- tween 21 years and 30 years old, both inclusive. The following men have volunteered and been appointed as registrars: David Bissett, Enos E. Penny, J. Carl Converse, Frank Plumb, Bernard Hanley, NJ. D. O'Connell, Theodore W. Morrall, Samuel Knslansky, Atillio Tonon, Benjamin P. Cooley.
 The annual meeting of the Holland County W. O. T. U. last Wednesday at South Coventry was enthusiastic and helpful. The speakers of the afternoon were Mrs. Caroline Buell., state president and Mrs. Carrie Griggs, state superintendent of soldiers and sailors department who exhibited and explained the articles made as a unit of the Red Cross. Mrs. Griggs will speak at the July meeting of the local union. The old board of officers was elected: Mrs. E.J. Holman, president; ; Miss May J. :. Kimhall, vice president; Mrs. Ida H. Brown, secretary; Miss c. A. Washburn, treasurer. Four members represented the Stafford union which won the county banner for the largest increase of membership during the past year.
The Press., 1917-05-31

be Mans Extremity, Gods oppor. tunity." The Ladies' Aid sooietv will serve their usual bean suppar Thursday evening. Hostesses. Mrs John Rishton and Mrs George Miller Last Sunday the church was prettiIv and tastefully trimmed with flags and blue and white oolors and Rev. Mir Wright preached a very interesting memorial sermon to a good sized audience.
 Crystal Lake District)
 Hiram Wiers has purchased an Over. land touring car.
 H. Grant Chapman is quite i'll and confined to the bed.
 F. W. Hack spent the week end with his son in Windsor.
 School closed Tuesday with appro- priate memorial exercises.
 Walter Taylor and family of Worcester made a brief call on his uncle, M. c. Chapman, Monday MT. Taylor and family expect to leave for Fresno, Gal, on Saturday.
The Press., 1917-05-31
W. R. O. meeting next Wednesday,

W. R. O. meeting next Wednesday
 H.C. Rudman of Providence, R |. is visiting friends in town.
 Miss Mae Murray of Springfield is the guest of Mrs. NJ. J. Leach.
 Mrs. Fred Novogroski, who wa. operated on in the Johnson hospital last Friday, is doing we'll.
 Winter W. R O. has been honored by the appointment of Miss Lillian Benton on the executive board of the presidential staff.
 The Woman's Missionary society of the Congregational church will meet with Mrs. Rees Tuesday after noon at o'clock. Members of the Foreign society are requested to pay their annual dues at this time.
 Last Sunday at the Sunday school session of the Methodist church the ''Help-a-Bit " class presented large American flag to the church. The presentation was made by the president of the class, Mrs. Louis E. Chaffee, and it was received for the church by Rev. O. J. Aldrioh. The flag will be foated daily from a pole over the front door of the church edifice.
 In an unfinished game, Saturday, Stafford lost to Three Rivers. Stafford had the lead until the fifth inning when things broke loose and Three Rivers piled up three runs: from then on Three Rivers held the lead through the eighth inning when the game was called with a score of II to in favor of Tbraa Rivsrs
The Press., 1917-05-31


 Stafford, O 1 O 70 ? 3 - z
 Runs, Three Rivers-County 3, Elm cry ], Rogers ?; Sullivan 2, Paquett l. Cole l, M. Psquett l; Stafford D. Green 1, Webber ?, Needham l ', Dupre l. E. Green l. Stock l; hits, off Rogers II, Wise in 6 innings, Stock in ? innings; sacrifice hits, Webber, Cole; stolen bases, Sullivan l, Keefe ?, County 1; two-base hits, M. Paquett, Dupre; first base on balls, off Rogers 3, Wise 2, Stock 4; left on bases, Three Rivers 6; Stafford 5 struck out by Wise ?, Rogers 4 hit by pitcher, Emery; wild pitches, Wise l, Rogers 1; time. hours; umpire, Morin of Rockville.
The Press., 1917-05-31
LIBERTY LOAN
 31-2 Per Cent J, s, Government Bond

The world has been extended to your home.
 This war must be won.
 This country is not going to fight the with lars.
 believe subscriptions of people the United be the of the Liberty Loan We further believe that there people, there by enable them join in this patriotic their country organization the filing app cations for Liberty Bonds and for making after the bonds Undoubtedly many people would which keep their after they had paid for them and obvae this difficulty gladly vault their disposal undertaking collect the interest behalf of their
 who required by the Government little latitude to lend this direction also estly urge 10 our co operation
The Press., 1917-05-31
HOME NEWS.
LOCAL NOTICES .

Matter under this head 10 cents per line. M. E. Nothnick will be at the store of R. A. Nothnick every afternoon until further notice.
 -Cholce showing of newest White and Sllk Skirts and Shirt Waists at J. Was aarpnan's
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-15

Eugene Keep-sh sEA sEA sEh, sh
NWA SEN SEA, NWK
SEA sEA sEA. sW Sc Sc
NEA MEX .................
NWA NWA NWK, Sh NV
Y NWA SWA NEA NWA,
SEA NWA, WY NWK sW
Y NEA, SEA NwA sWA
NEA. SWA SWA NEA =.
Kennon Bros.-N IT a. Of Sh NEX N
81 a. of SEA sWA, NEA
NWA (last half) ...... -.
L. E. Kenworthy-sEA ..........
L. d. Kenworthy-E NEA NwA NEA
David Knight-Wh SwA ............
WY NWA ...........
B. R. Koby-sEA NEA less a. in
NV Cor. ........ ....
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-15
THE a1ENwooD POST, sAruRDAY, DEoEs1BER Is. 1917

H. F. L. Hackett-SEH NEk
Margaret Hahn-NwX sWA. WI NEH
sWA. ny SWA sWX
David J. HargisENWA sWA ........
ny cEA. SEX SEX ..
d. X. Harlow-SWk NEA, less LIS a.
in Sc Cor. SkK NWA, NEA
SWA sen SWk
A. A. Harris-sEA sWA, Lot 4.
NEA NWH. Lot .....
D. v. Harris-SEA SWk .......
Clara H. Havemeyer-Eh SWA Lots 3
Lots 2 & less r-w
James M. Herron-Wh SWA ........
SEA SEA .............
Home Brewing Co.-A parcel Of land s
It. wide in Lot Allies due
west of Lots & 8, e of C,
MIR. r-w in Glenwood.
crist c. HEppel|sEN sEA...."...
SWA NEA ................
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-15
18th Day of December, A: D. 1917

and succeeding days. commencing the hour 10 O'Clock A. M Of
said day. much Of the described said
County which for 1916 paid
shall be the herein below down. inter
est, to-wit lr, ast ~ eu
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-15

u. o. Ballard-NEh NEA less 8 a. to
Hornbeck go. 80. ....
Trod A Barlow-N. 8 a. of Ell NEH
NEA 80. -. .........
sarah G. Batley-21 a. NEA swA Des.
J.. A. Beeler-Nh sWA sWA sWA. =.
Alfred Bell-That part of sEA sDH..
and Of Lot l South Of Co.
road and N. Of r. r. R.W
NWA SEA NEA -.
J. G. Bennett-NWA SEA. NEK SWA
sRH NWA. NV Sw.s..
?. D. sBianco+Tmp. dn Hughes land =
Nlast hstD ...,-z.,. ~.
Rufus & Mary B43ce-NwX SEX,
- SNEA a&A and 8 .. .of
NETsSWA s;-SHf R.sR
r. q. Brink-Nwk SEX. NHA swk
,r,,.s SEA & NWA; swA NEM S,S.
SEA -sEA Tract 49J.
=. B. Burnett-NEA .........
Patrick Burns-Lots 8 and . 1900.
Lots s I 13 less + 30s
2-1o feet ..............
,. =. Bushey-NwK sEA. Nh swK
sWA NwA 80. ......
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-15

John N. Carr-sEA swA .........
NEA NWA. SEA SEA.
VIZ NEA. M SEA .....
Wy w NV. SwN sw%
n. T. Casey a. Of lot wv Of County
Road less 34-lo0 e. to
Wightman ...... ......
F. NJ. Chipman-Und. VI int NEA
SWA NWA SWA and
lots l and 2 ...........
Lot (last halD .......
". 7. Clayton-Lot II. NWA SWA
W. P. Clough-Nw a. of SWA SEX
NV a. of NWA NEA SEK
Colorado Orchard Development Co-Lot
7, SEA SEA. less NV 13h
sen sWA. sWA SEX, NV
u NWA, Lot !, SWA NEA.
SEA NWh. NEh SWA.
NWA SEA, NWA NEA..
Leslie S. Condon-NEh NWA ........
Frank NJ. Cook-SEh SEA, NEA sEA
SWA SWh ..............
NWA NWH ...... ....
David Cool-NEH NEh 80. .......
S0y r. Coulter-SEA SEA .....
sh NEh, NEh NEh. ........
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-15

h"Ht
osorEs w. soott-NwA swA,o.. .....
julia ~. sesman-Lot s. part Of lots
10, NV Of Wilcox Canal.
Carrie .. i6hedd--W .. of sEH SEN
ysc: sEh. being wy Of tract 94
y.eses st.rr4t s'''.::.::,..: ...:::............
7 II 1S3kssE EN ,..,.,g.
l. =. staufferI55NEh oNEh. SEN Mex
Hssry stsphs6sr+swX sEH .;snH e1I
. VIZ sWK ....,.......
-''"- NWA NWK .........
..jJ~ .t' VII EEN. NWH sen,
MHh N1k. NWK NWA
70. sEn lHaflse hsif) .........
u. \. stoos-Nh MEX ......,........
4: ~ SEX less " .......
u. anA O.! Stolt--EM sWH .-!.
. Nh NWA (iast Saif) ..
\. sensn-B HoS .. q lot 3 ......:.
a: 3, s,...'ssSs!sss ~ =! : IL. SsisS ssa sss; &:
". z. aol Aitce sykas-sh siX, M
esh, swH knN.. ~
t'ast half) .............
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-15

Chas. F. Rauman-Lots / and 2 and
NEA SWA .....
Eh NEA ................
Frank B. Reid-Tract SO, A. o. D. land
John Renstrom-SWAS SEh. SEA SWN,
NEA SWh NWH sEX,
sh NWA, Swh NEK..
w. E. Ricketts-NWA NWA ......
MY NEA less 9-1O a. in
NEA NEh .......
Mrs. Rosa Reigel-Lots 3, 8, and 8
(last half) .........
Peter Ritthouski-NEh SEA .......
Jacob Robeson-SEA NEh. NEA sEA
Geo. N. Rohinson-NEh NEH sEA .sE
Of County road less part
to Glaze, SEA NEH SEK
NWh NWA SWH ....
Thos. Roe-SEA SEA ...............
Ny NEH, SWA NEA..
Ross Lacy-That part of S1s NWK q.
of line (last half) .......
F. Roth-Wh SEA, NEA sWH,
sEA .NWA (last half) :.
J. H. Russell-=SWA SEA less N. 400 It
SEA NWh, VIZ Mex -.
John sachau-Eh NEA, SWh NEA.
sEA NWA (last half)..
Lacy sanderson-SEA SEA ..........
Ea NEh, NEH sEK
(last half) ..............
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-15

A. B. Johnson-E rs a. of Lot 8. w.
3.76 a. Lot 8 (last half)
W. p. Jones-SWA NWK, NWK, sWA
Harry T. Jones-Wh NWk sEX 49,.
Thomas Jones-Wh Nwk ............
Eh NEA .................
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-15

Pat Fahey Estate-Lot 8 ...
Fahey Bruegger-NEh SWA, NWA
SEA, Lots 4 t.. .........
L. N. Flint-N IL a. Of Eh Of Lot l. &.
Philip Flood-sw part Of NwA swH
r NEA SWA .....................
J. W. Flynn-sh sEh sWN, sh sW
6Hk
". J. Frost-Eh swA sh SEN -.
,li.Tnhpf ssc.i
r svi,h ,ssod Js3 yud sU
aH q 59jtea seoi1r ioa1Am i.aS
r. oG11er-NWk sWA. M M
.siebHodia ~ :s..p ~ of l.n1 rs Il. III:
sxtsadiag through sastsrly part
Of SEX swH ". $40 n.
old oIuqlle .! - # of,'8DAi sWAu..
1eensl Qeae-Eh NEA. M 96H -.
L4Ef6Hos i. GantNA 4. Of Lot 7.....
q q. l0619atl-Sas NwA. NE swA...
0veIyno 6jase-sE IA. of, SEX sen
-si'' 0's S1N fs.t.i!d. .g..!. .a.......
Aiasoaed ,e11n. a; ,Gle.s--s,l NDk.
.soo ssissss II 4 3 ,;;;i'';iii.'' VII ~. S8
NIX. .SWA MEX .........
- Gs:s:::;sAS;TSS,;r2.:;s:::::::.::*.*i..::::: G:sAS **.::
, 6 e,:::Msw4s eS,r::::::M..sr-4ssR aix ;i.'iii';i ii vi
- o,s..M3sA i IL: IL iwx. ii III
ppH ,.,r v,,, '"'''..
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-15
Mt Tax
List
TREASURER'S OFFICE, GARFIELD COUNTY, STATE
OF COLORADO. -z

Public notice hereby given that WILL according to law ofe
public the office of the County of CARTEL
and State of Colorado on the
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-15

Leander and Mary White-sWA sWH..
NWA. NWA ............
e. H. Wickman- -Eh sEA ..........
Lawrence Wilkinson-2 a. Of SWA SEH
Edgar D. Wilson-Wh SEX and N.
36 a. of NEA SEX less IL
a. to County and a. road
Carl L. Wood-Eh SEX. sWA SEN
SEA SWA ..............
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-15

p. F. Dalton-NH s1a sh NwA SEA
N. J. Darrow-I.ot 2 ...............
W. II. Daire-NWh SEA. NV IA a.
of SWH SEA .....
NV Y NEh NWh .......
W. r. Dedrick-sEh SEA .........
Ek, NEh. NEh SEh ...
Chloe Doby-SWA. a. of NWh SEA
NEh NWA E. ...... ......
John Dodos-That part of Lot IL and
of NEh sWh lying between
the d. X. G. r. r. and
Roaring Fork river 80. -.
Jeanetta Dodson-Nh NWA, NWA
SWh being NJ, of Tract 40
A. o. d. plat.
Eva r. Doggett-NEL, NEA ......
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-15

J. l. Acorn-sWA sWA.
M NWA. EWA NEh
Trsd l. Allen-Imp. on Veritas Tho1pp
son land ...... ......
y. o. Alien acre in NEA sEH.
Antlers Orchard Development Co.
Tract 26 ...... .......
Tract IT ........
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-15

c. H. Pattsrson-sk NEh and Lot 2
less 3 a. north OF gulch
H. c. Pattison-That part Of Lot 8 e.
County road and N. OF D.
II. G. right of way. part
Lots 6. 7. 10, II. less I
to Carbondale Town. -.
Peach Valley Town & Orchard Co.'S.
3Oa. OF NWA SEh, SEX
SWh, VIZ SWL SEk,
SEA SWA SEA ........
SWA NEA, NWA NEA.
r-.- -r NEA NWA. Eh sEA
E13 NWA SEA ........
Peacock Coal Co.-sWA SEA. .......
9. H. Pearsell-Tract No. so.
Jas. Peppiatt-3 $40 a. of NEN sEh,
1928 a. of SEA (last W
Francis Plummer Est-Nh SEk 80.
R. Prendergast Est.-SEA SEA, NEA
SEk ........... ......
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-15

H. G. Pattison-Lots to 12 inc....
Lots / to- 70 inc ......
Lots 0. 10, II. IL -.
r. L. Sherwood-Lots II and 1S ....
, Lots / and 2u....,.....
Lots IS TO 18 Inc .........-
Anna sumnicht-Lots 4. 8, 9 and 7..,
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-15

Ernest Layton-w s4e.6 IT. Of e 1915
it. of that part of NEA NEA,
N of r. R. r-w .........
C. B. Lee-SWA NWA. NWA NWA
8. M. Logan-NEA NWA, NWK NEh
g1 7,f- 7rE str--
tsN
Fred Mantey-sEA NwA. ,s15 NEA..
sWM NWA (last halfy. -.
John Middleton-s SEX sEN $50.
VIZ sWA. NEN SWK ....
8. G. Moore-Tract 80 ...............
Paul Mori Etal-SEA NWA, NEh SW
rz1 ssWk .NEA, ,-NWA. SBh
Lots 4 4 s less z s S..
Jas. Murrxy-S.5 NwA SEN
ggrs---y, 2.EH ,SWH ,..............
T. p. Murray-sh NEN NwN less Co.
road ....... .............
G. p. MecAysy-SWk sen. SEX sWA
". s. Mccormick ss SEX -. ..........
M MEX (laat half) .......
B. A. McDsniel-1 q. Of lot 49,.
D. AcMahan-Lots s. 9 and 10 and 81
Lot less W 144s a. M
s.34 .. Of MEX NBA less %
road .............. ........
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-15

Amanda Estsp-11ots 13. Is and 16..
John p. 0oIdsn-Lets 10, II and II
(last haif) ............
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-09-27

seauty up-your personal appear.
ance and general health demand 1t.
The Whitesides Dental Co. ASK
your neighbor."-s24-tf.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-09-27
ALL lRRIGATlNG bitches
SHOULD BE SCREENED

Under the provisions OF the fish law
passed at the last session OF the Legs
lature. all bitches taking waters from
any rivers in the state should be
screened today. The section of the
act requiring the bitches to be
screened. approved in March. is as
follows:
ANY person or community of per
sons. company. or corporation, owning
In whole or in part any canal. ditch.
or any artificial water course taking
or receiving its waters from any river,
creek or lake. in which fish has been
placed or may exist, shall within $50
days after the approval of this act,
place or cause TO be placed. and shall
maintain at the intake or inlet OF sucn
canal. ditch. or water course, a rea-
sonable grating. screen, or other de-
vice either stationary or operated me-
of such construction. fine.
ness, strength and quality, as shall
prevent any fish from entering such
canal, ditch or water course"
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-09-27
DON'T BUY WATER
LOGGED POULTRY

WASHINGTON, Sept 27.-"when
you buy poultry which is packed in
ice. you probably are paying poultry
prices for from 3 TO II per cent OF
water soaked up by the bird" accord.
ing TO statement issued by the Unit
ed States department of agriculture.
This means paying from % to so
cents a pound for from to Ii pounds
OF water in every hundred pounds of
chicken purchased.
Moreover, broiler allowed to soak
in water or ice will lose about l.3 per
cent OF it's edible substance while
roasting chickens and fowls lose as
much as l per cent" the statement
continues. Along with the edible ma.
terial. water dissolves and washes out
from the bird substances on which the
fine flavor OF the flesh largely de-
ponds.
THE purchaser who wishes 10 avoid