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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-05
THOUSANDS LAY ASIDE Dull CARE
TO ATTEND SUMMER EXPOSITION
Elm Grove. W. Va. tMrClol-

Elm Grove. W. Va. tMrCIol-
Chsnault Watts. h <. by Cen.
Waits. s. $. Ferguson Muir
dock >vill.. Ia tMr''0y ,.....1l 10
Andy Einscn. l.. :. by star Fin
gen. Dietrich Sweeney.
Prospect S:Hhlts, EulIim"r".
Md. RoH"manl .............
Josie L.. by Todd Ma. W. =
SilIrhant. WEBSTER. -. rSili-
phaul) ........... > =.
Queen Parker. h M. 10y L"rG
Rohcrls. VIVA. FAT. I1hrks-
burg. W. Va. tTa!": ........!"
Tiiu"--."":iHlt. Lilly ":l"':.
The 1:l6 Pace.
In thu frs; L.nt Of IT," third race, ias
e:f6 pace. the field strung "ut ~ tho
start. with Baroness Watson leading.
hut Jne AIli"w""d pressed w 'larks-
burg mare close ut the finish. Tho time.
":l%l.
tn" n"ll got ri to good start IN
IN" u"Nr heat. and the l;h?"n"Ss again
led the way. RI" horses finished III IN"
sam" order ae III lha first heat. and III
Tho same time.
baroness W;uS"n won III" third heat
and race in rather rasr fashion. Ia"
finishing s"."utlt in In" heat. nd l;ird.
Messing "ut Direct Mac. t""k fourth
nun"l. with R"ii liHmln winning third.
TIM" II The heat. ":l"'@.
Summary:
, Rarnn E.i". Ross Z. SCOUT G.
Rr" ,'larkshurG. w. Va
tStOuD ...................
10" .\lll"w""d. : $, h.. All'"'
w""d Dietrich 4 Sweeney.
T'r"Spcr, Stables. Baltimore.
Md. 'Sm"dHrkcrI .:..........
Fell tImmIrn. u. m. hE' l.mr"n~"
lIamlin. \. $. case. rhrc"
iiridg"$. Y. J. rE"rr,b ...... = ; .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-05
MIR. AND MRS. H. ". GEES HORSES,
ONE RIDDEN BY MISS BuRpATs,
WINS FIRST PRIZE.
Stepping Steeds and Graceful Riders
Captivate Thousands OF Specta-
tors Yesterday.

Il have scrn some pretty classy rid
ing In my day" remarked veteran
h0rScman Yesterday. hut ! never
SAW better show Than the one being
given here in connection with the en-
position. -. is true that the horse
show hrld in New York and other east
crn and northern cities are larger, but
TAX" il from me- there are, no more
graceful riders and finer SlcLpcrs to
be found any place than right here in
Whr"line"
I'll" above tolls the story OF the en-
i"yHhlc program thai is being nut on
every afternoon this week by the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-05

times tho floor became almost con-
gested with dancers.
Miss Woodward Sings.
An added attraction to the grand
stand occupants was the singing BY
Miss Anna Woodward. Of Columbus.
Ohio. the celebrated prima donna, who
sang beautiful selections. accompanied
b. the band
Splendid Program To-day.
The excellent features Of rntert ain.
ment given yesterday will be repeat
ed to-day: To-day is CITY Day" and
it is anticipated that the people OF
Wheeling will turn out BY the thou.
sands. demonstrating their apprecia-
lion to the men who have made II pos.
sible for such a splendid affair TO b.:
given in this city during midsummer.
The exposition will close Saturday
night. bur the swimming pool. which
was opened Yesterday. will remain
open all season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-05
BUSINESS RESUMES

business vi h.. resumed In Wheeling
this morning after an almost complete
suspension for thr day, celebrating the
Fourth of July.
Although Wlc.llng held no organized
celebration. the races at the state fair
grounds and Wheeling park proved pop-
ular attractions for hundreds OF out.of-
town people.
No contlacrations or serious acct.
dents married the days celebration. in
Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-05
DIarrhoea Quickly Cured,

about two years ago had a severe
attack Of diarrhoea which lasted for
over a week" writes W C. Jones, Blu
ford. y. y. II became so weak that
could not stand upright A druggist
recommended Chamb rlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The
first dose relieved ME and within two
days: | was ~ we'll as ever. Obtain
able everywhere. 49,;
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-02-15
TRUSTEE SALE

II tho District Court of the United
States Tor the Eastern Division Of
the Southern District OF Georgia.
ia the matter of NJ. Epps, Mrs. Mary
\ Eprs, Proprietor, Bankrupt, in
Bankruptcy.
Under and by virtue of an order
passed by honorable A. j. CroVatt,
Upon tho End day of February, 1871,
.tcrc will be sold before the door of
the court house OF Wayne county, in
he city of Jesup therein, upon the
;hird day of March, 1917 during the
legal hours OF sale, 10 the highest anr
5ast bidder for cash. the notes, ac
counts, etc, belonging to the above
estate. and also the one-half undivided
interest OF The bankrupt in one acre
81 land. The same being resident lot
in the city of Jcsup, Georgia, and also
ooc-halr undivided interest Of the
bankrupt i'll threo-quarters of an acre
u land in the city of Jesup, said
state OF Georgia, inc same DeluS
roaiGcnt lot, subject to the conGrma-
ion Of the court, and free and clear
Of all liens, valid liens, if any, to at
ach to the proceeds derived from
said sale
The trustee will Offer said porpcrty
n parcels and i'll bulk, and will sell
he same us to the best interest of
nc estate may appear.
The trustee will require deposit
of ten per cent of the amount of the
purchase price, the balance of said
sum to be paid upon the confirma-
lien of said sale by the referee.
&. p. GOODYEAR.
Trustee.
6 10 20 27
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- ' $3.50 - - 20 - --------------
SPECIAL NOTICE.

p Bids wanted. ior furnishing uni
'orm8 for ire department. Bruins
sich, Ga, Feb. 8, 1917. Sealed bids
,I be received until Tuesday, Feb
%, 1911, a. 3 O'Clock y. m, for fur
fishing unl6orpg for the fire depart
-neat, as JQI!QNs:. 8 single-breqsled
sack c6ats.oS fodihm weight, roguia-
ion blue Hltlt brass buttons and EN-
STEMS. ? dQUbEebr3asted coats a"
jboro 10 pairs Of pants 81 same ma
serial. Mark Bids for furnishing un
sorms for ire department. and file
It city clerks ,oi4ico, city hall Right
r686reed' qos q@doct any ana ali bids.
'tII3 TtBcHhsiNG CoMMiTTEE,
V. c. BoQl'ne Chairman
TIE FIRE CoMMITT1H,
..... Claude Dart, Chairman.
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PASS ZONE At
THEIR OWN RISK
conveyed OR NOT, NEUTRALS
WILL BE EXPOSED TO
SUBMARINES.


LONDON, Feb. 14.-An AmsterdaG.
dispatch TO Reuters says that a,
obviously inspired article has boon
published in a majority of the &c.
man papers dealing with the convoy
OF MURAL ships through the barre.
zone.
The article says that, conveyed or
not, merchantmen in the restricted
region will be exposed TO all the pos
sibilities of intensified submarine war
fare. 1t adds that the submarines
would not attack neutral war vessels
acting as conveys. but that such YES
sells would enter the prohibited zone
at their own risk in view OF The dan
ger from mines.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-02-15
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Brunswick, Ca, Feb. 1, 1917.
+ All persons who have acquired real
v property since the 1st day of Feb
ruary, 1916, are hereby notified that
. make . return Of same before the
LIST day Of March, 1917, or the same
Will be taxed as unreturned property,
All persons who have sold realty prop
" since Feb. /, 1916, and have duly
aotiGod this office as required by
law, must sign a new tax return IN
less such sale disposes Of all their
holdings Of cityproperty; such return
must be signed By March /, 1917
n. D. RUSSELL, City Clerk.
Room 7, City Han
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81 EClAL NOTICE.

.3run5 wick, Ca, Feb. /, 1917.
The city assessment on real estate
or the year 1917 is now on file III
nc Office of the undersigned for The
Inspection OF tax payers. All owners
2f.real eseStc who may be dissatisfied
it'll said assessment and desire tc
awe tie city equalizer review and
3ass uro9 the same, may do so b.
fling written requests for same be
tore February 20. 1917. Blanks FUR
nisAcd on application TO the under
signed.
N. D. RUSSELL, City Clerk.
Room z, City Hail.
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CITATION.
GEORGIA-Giyun County:

GEORGIA-Glynn County:
To Al Whom it May Concern: Mrs.
f,lizaheth Arnett having, in proper
sorm, applied TO me for permanent
letters of administration on the estate
cf HH. Arnett, late OF said county,
this is to cite all and singular the
creditors and next OF kin of IL. II. Ar
nett to be and appear at my Office
within the time allowed by law, and
show cause why permanent admins
tration should not be granted TO said
Mrs. Elizabeth Arnctt on said estate.
This 5th day of February, 1917.
EDWIN w. DART, Ordinary.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-02-15

GEORGIA Glynn County:
BY virtue OF an order Of the court
OF ordinary Of said county, wilt be sold
at public outory on the first Tuesday
il March, 1917, at the court house in
said county, between the usual hours
Of sale, the following real estate sit
uate i'll Glynn county, to-wit: Ali OF
that certain tract, lot or parcel of
lend, situate, lying and being in said
county ana state, and in the 26th dis
'rict G.. NJ. Of said county, and dis.
ant about eight and one-haif (8 1-2)
miles from the city Of Brunswick
Oh that road commonly known as the
Cartwright road, and which said tract
is bounded as follows On the north
Is lands OF Mrs. NJ G. Dent; on the
cast by salt marsh; on the south By
lands of the estate Of Rebecoa Wright
and on the west by said Cartwright
road Terms Of sale, cash.
EDO MILLER,
Administrator Estate Prince Jackson
3 16 % 3
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Administrators SALE.

Under order Of court of ordinary Of
Dougherty county, Georgia, will sell
al public outcry, on the first Tuesday
in March, 1917, at the court house
door in Dougherty county, between
Iesal hours Of sale, at 2 O'Clock p. m,
lots ~ and A in section No. I OF
KINGS City. St Simons Island, Glynn
county, Georgia, with all improve,
monts thereon. Said lots are desig.
rated in map and plan made by r..
A. Pennimon, recorded in the clerks
ohice in Glynn county, Georgia.
Terms cash.
r. y. ARMSTRONG.
Administrator Of Estate Of Mrs. Ida
irene Rawlins, Deceased.
8 1G % 2
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
LEAVE TO SELL LAND.
GEORGIA-Glynn County:

GEORGIA. lynn County:
Notice is given that the undcrsigIl-
ed has applied to the ordinary of said
county for leave to sell land belong.
ing to the estate Of Levi Goldsmith
for the payment Of debts and making
distribution Said application will be
heard at the regular term of the court
Of ordinary for said county to be held
on the first Monday in March 1917.
r. NJ. SCARLET'r, JR..
administrator Upon the Estate Of
Levi Goldsmith.
This Feb 9, 1917. 10 II "a 3
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spEctAL NOTICE.

2rrngwici., Ca Eeb~1, 1917.--City
Ticeaso 1911.
All persons, firms and corporations
LONG business in The city Of Bruins
wick, Ca, since Jan /, 1917, and who
have not taken out the required Il.
:onse are in default, and are hereby
notified to call at the city treaaurer's
Office and take out the requisite Il
geHse TO avoid being placed on the
police docket for a violation Of the
ordinance a. L. OWENS, Marshal,
City Of Brunswick, Ga.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

GEOBGIA--Glynn COUNTY:
VIII be sold before the court house
door in the city OF Brunswick, county
of Glynn. ON the first Tuesday in
March. 1917. the following described
property, to-wit: New Town lots
Nos. 1888 and 1890, together with all
improvements thereon.
j. X BEDELL,
Administrator Estate of Willie May
Bedell.
II u IS
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77=7=777s77777=7 2
err c.LAL NOTICE.

qW.a is 10 notify all parties that
he operation oil punch lords, slot ma
elsisryg oi. all kinds and various othoT
Gsvilas IF chance are prohibited and
sos viii be made against all per
Ills Who continue jhe operation OF
Hind. This, tie 9th dag Of February,
lai7. d. c. HOUSTON,
,..-... Special Officer.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-02-15
INACTIVITY CAUSES
CONSTIPATION

Lack OF exercise III ire WINTER is a
frequent cause of constipation. You
feel heavy, dull and listless your com =.
plexion is sallow and pimply, and en-
ersy at low ebb. Clean UP this con-
dition at once with DR.. Kings Life
Pills, mild laxative that relieves the
congested intestines without gripping.
A dose before retiring will assure you
full and easy movement in the morn
ing. Csc. at your Druggist.
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NOTICE.
70 All Merchants:

70 All Merchants:
Nothing is to be charged to the
Gala Week Association unless party
making the purchase has signed or.
der from the secretary and chairman.
All orders must be passed upon BY r.
j. Philips.
2-15 H. r. BROWk,, Secretary
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Shaffer's Nude Bread, 5 cents the
loaf McCall's Grocery.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LAND

6 10 20 27
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-09-07
FRIoHTFuL PLUNGE ~
CAR INTO BIG HOLE RIVER

Jack Robertson met with misfor.
tune In the Robersoh car on Sunday
last while driving with Mrs Rober
son through the Big Hole country
The car struck a break in the bridge
over the river and suddenly turned
of through the railing and INTO the
stream The fail TO the bottom was
six or eight feet where the car crash
I'd down Mrs. Robertson Was badly
hurt but was able to be- moved To
Salmon, arriving here last night Mr.
Robertson drove the car home after
upwards 5000 had been expended in
repairs. which Included many new
parts The Robersons we're on the
the way TO visit Mrs. RobcTson's son
George. The latter and his wife &C.
eompanied the injured persons back
10 Salmon
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Roske Witnessed
the accident and assisted In rescu,
ing the dazed persons from the wa
ter. which was waist deep where
they were thrown out. Jack Robertson
accounts for the accident by the
breaking down Of the bridge plank
from the weight Of traction engine
passing just ahead Of his car
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-09-07

ing with Mr.. and Mrs, Art Barnett 10
send their children 10 school
nouald Ball returned home SUNDAY
from Hughes creek.
Miss Gertrude COlman went 70
Ismhi Monday for a visit with Ars.
Mark Miller. H.
Salmon visitors from Tendoy Tues
day were Mr.. and Ms {. ) Sarro"
and ?. J. Frey.
Nessrs Wheeler and Newman Eere
hnsiness visitor from Salm5n Tues
day .-s-s.t-,- 81,
te community.
A Mahafey. Jr. returned hom'
snd Gilbert Parker were in salmon
wednesday. 49, .,A
Nessrs. Monk. ltamey. Melvin ahu
o1srles made Tendoy business Vis-
il Wednesday.
Mr.. lyman OF Seattle made a shoI,
business trip TO TendOy. he came IN
We5nesday and left Thursday
: A BAH made business mp ~
Hughes creek Saturday.
Brown & Stewart shipped N ull'
Hampshire lamb bucks on Neuhe7
days train
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-09-07
THIS GRIZZLY BEAR
ON DEADLY RAID
LOSS OF 20 FROM BELL & MEL
TON SHEEP, DOZEN KILLED
OTHERS SCARED TO DEATH

A silver tip bear raided the Melton
& Bell sheep bedding ground one
night last week and caused the loss
of about 40 valuable sheep. Bruin
was of the type that preys on domes-
tic stock. 1t is disputed that the
sative bear attacks and kills sheep,
but this big northern grizzly will XIII
even fuIl-grown cattle, and he viii
take many chances in one of his for
aging excursions.
On the occasion Of this raid ABOUT
a dozen sheep were left dead anG
manned on the bedding ground ana
the balance of the loss resulted from
sion by relentless pursuit in the VII
derness.
The loss amounted TO $500.
There is a silver tip range on the
lower Salmon river bordering on me
sheen range. The cattlemen suHer
heavy annual losses on all ranges De
low the mouth of Middle-fork. The
common black bear only is found
above the mouth OF Big creek on the
salmon river stocg ranges. The olacA
bear is a timid little beast and me
only bad thing about him is MS
name.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-09-07
MINING NOTES.
fMaCkay Miner)

Harry Hunter, the tailor. is in re
ceipt OF a letter from Mr. Hagar, who
is working some mining claims al
Custer, stating that he has fine
showing of ore in a new strike he has
lust made, which runs around $500
per ton in gold, silver and copper
Mr. Hager is very enthusiastic over
his prospects for developing big
paying mine in the old camp.
The old camp OF Bayhorse Is 90
contribute to mining production once
more, after lapse OF many years.
The property has an abundance OF
ore but the owners have not seen nj
to operate the property for long
time until this summer, but the high
price OF silver and lead has induced
the MANAGEMENT to contribute 10
Custer county's summer output 10 the
extent Of shipping one thousand tons
of ore from the property OF the
Ramshorn Mining company.
A portion OF the ore comes from
the Ramshorn, a portion from the
smelter dump and the remainder
from the Riyeryiew claim
Twenty railroad cars viii be NC
essary to hold the ore To be shipped
and counting i've tons TO the Wagon
IL will take two hundred wagon loads
to fiu the twenty cars All the Or
must be freighted from Bay horse.
distance Of about seventyfnve miles
and this operation viii mean lot o.
freightinE from that section and add
10 the prosperity OF big. rich. bus'
Custer county,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-09-07
FIRES In FORESTS
DRIVE OUT SHEEP
CAD CONDITIONS ALSO FROM
DROUGHT CAUSE EARLY re.
MovAL or FLocKs.

Victor Bell h moving all the shsrp
Of the Alaska Basin company back Ia
their Lcmhi valley ranches Fire and
drought have destroyed the Bitter
Root rang ~ where thenc fioCks have
been running Mr.. Bell told the Re
cOrdsT yesterday that people here
have no idea Ot the extent aud dee
traCtiyencsS Of the hrra that haNs
visited the northren part Of idaho
and portions II Montana durins the
last month or six woess. Where has
docks we're running darkness pUld
set in at six O'Clock IN the evening
frum the pail Of smoke hanging over
the country The worst nrcG N"rr
those in the Clearwater region - the
west OF where bis sheep wers rang
ed Al the bead u Rock creek one
herder who had 1000 sheep belong
INK 10 Mills Wright Of burley iost
half Oi them from the nre, They
we're valued al more than $4,000
Mr Bell had heard that two hundred
men were employed in hEhtinE these
ares ON his own range he had a
nre 70 contend with too but succeed
I'd in putting IL out before the rang
ers came 20 help
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-09-07
aEATEN FOR vILIFYIkG
coUNTRYs PRESIDENT

The following item Is taken from
recent issue OF the Salt Lake tn
bune. Rev. Houlder. mentioned IN
The article. was al one time rector oi
Emmanuel Episcopal church n tnis
city where he was highly respected
and had many warm friends He was
always thoroughly patriotic and TOOK
much interest in the young boys.
Idaho Falls. Aug 25.-The secreis-
~ of the club Of commerce IN THIS
city the Rev. Mr Houlder. Il an
Fnisropal minister. N charge Of N"
Episcopal church of this city The
club has been acting a. a frer -iL.
ployueut bureau. On Friday morn
ms fellow called there and asked
. hut farm work Being told where
h. could obtain work. he stated nat
h. must have 81 per day. sunday :
and holidays OF and clean hn"h on
his bed twice a week
The Rev Mr. Houlder told him he
r,ust be looking for bank pTesi
dant.s lob Whereupon the man said
.Yeu seem TO Be another OF thos'
boosters for that - fF,-
i1spt Wilson Grabbing the man By
,bs throat the secretary gave him
ssy.ral good blows in the face. DRAG
zas him 10 the door and threw him
downstairs
Tbe secretary Is an EnKlishman
hBt has taken out his FIRST papers
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-09-07
SALT LAKE MEN TAKING OVER
FOR OPERATION A NUMBER OF
BEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TAKING A LOOK AROUND.

Conservative, hard-headed business
tiieh from Utah: mining experts ana
luAneiaI magnets from the Salt Lake
.aiinlhg center. have been coming in
10 the Lemhi district In Fnerss-,nz
numbers OF late. incidentally they
are taking over and develoDing
number OF Lemhi mines.
As the direct result Of this sc,;v
~ anu mining revival three or four
,ase companies have already started
~ ana placed on sound financial foot.
ins' These are the Sunset. onerat.
ing through Heber Grant and asso-
eia'es' the Leadyille. near Leadora.
the Lemhi Copper company tbrorsh
orson keeler and affiliated interasts
operating the old Bell mines ara
ABOUT TO start up others: Idaho Con
per company. with X. IL. Wtnder ana
other capitalists from Murray and
Sau Lake associated with him m
take over the Pope-Snenou conner
mine near Salmon: the Salmon Rfy-
er Copper company, with prominent
hnanciers at its head, 10 take over or
soon 10 put on sound footing a groupe
OF mines on Geertson creek. includ.
ing the Erickson and other claims
Inc same hnanciers are Interested
also IN Hanson -Amonson and numer.
Gus other mines on McDevitt creek
which have the promise OF favorable
returns for investment and develop
ment There is also the Harmony
mine, recently started up and produc-
ing a mighty profitable copper ore.
now IN course OF extensive develop
ment also
In a company Of Salt Lake men
here this week were r. II. Winder.
P. BentZ, Thomas Austin, J. T. De
reene, Samuel Stillman, X. A. Bar
ney. Prof. Bradford Of the Utah state
university and others, including a
number of ladies, who roughed It
with the men folks to see the local.
titles where their husbands have
made investments. Every step OF
the way taken so far along in these
| financial ventures has been approved
| by experts. The visitors have brought
a lawyer or two along with them so
that whatever the contracts or sales
that may be agreed upon the docu
mentary evidence thereof may be
signed, sealed and delivered on the
spot. The leading men in making
these ventures are making them
they say, for themselves and nobody
else. For. this reason they decline
to give out interviews for publiea
ton. They say they represent all told
not more than score OF investors. Il
is well known that among the twenty
are financial heayy-weights closely
identified with the Mormon church.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-09-07
BIG FINANCIAL INTERESTS
TO DEVELOP LEMHI MINES
DEER SEASON rs TO OPEN
IN IDAHO SEPTEMBER ts

There are indications that the deer
shooting season to open September
10 VIII ind a larger number Of
sportsmen than usual In quest OF this
game in Central Idaho salmon Is
outhtting headquarters for many.
Harry Guleke has an engagement
10 take down the Salmon riveF a
party OF seven or eight about the op-
ening day J. r. Painter. who owns
The Painter ranch sixty miles below
this city, viii have charge OF the
hunters. He has been trying 10 en-
gage the services OF hrst class camp
cook for this trip. which viii be ex.
tended down the river To Lewiston.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-09-07
TWO TRAVELLERS CARRY
JAGs AND ANOTHER is
TAKEN WITH SUPPLIES

When waiting the arrival of a sus-
pected automobile from Montana the
other morning at an early hour Sher.
i'll Frazier picked two men not carry.
ing cOntraband in visible form but
with load on Just the same, accord
ing to a complaint made by him in
the probate court against two way
faring men he arrested on that oc-
casion. The men, whose names were
given as George Bechtel and c. E.
Forney. were taken into custody. The
men were fined $35 each and taxed
also with the costs.
The place of the arrests was near
Gibbonsville.
Tom Basque, a foreman employed
on the lower Salmon river ranges for
prominent hockmaster. was taken
into custody with a pack load Of IL
quor which he was moving into Lem
hi county. This arrest took place In
the same locality. The accused was
released on bail for his appearance
to answer the charge at the district
court.