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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-10-03
lG7"rHK rRoM FRANCE.
The following letter was received
by Mrs. Jessie Murphree from her
'usoahd who is now in France:
Somewhere in France.

Il
Somewhere in France.
- August 8, 1918.
Dearest Jessie:
VIII endcavor to answer vour
sweet letters that received TODAY
ana was sure glad to hear from, yo,,
once again.
get awfully lonesome sometimes
ana letter from home hclps mo nv
ct SO much. One that have never been
away from home can't appreciates If.
Tie things of that kind, it pivns onn
q Pheasant feeling just to know th,t
someone still remembers thcm ~
nome especially over here where life
~ Jus' a gamble, and sympathy and
~, .'iheht IS a stranger
Hnerm;h sure knew what he was
'"iNinE ABOUT when he said that "W,r
was torment" But someone h,s 70
su'er ana endure the hardship, of
VIZ ana am willing to do nv share
,"''e never regretted that | enlist
~ ~ ana want to stay until we licl,
" laser Tor we ;,rc Just as SIRE ia
eo - as u we had already done it.
rom all indications. think thc ,,,,.
VIII end this fall, hone 50 ,nv,v,,,
! guess YOU have been kccnn~ ~
"l,m '"' war news in the papers?
~, "','h! G! IS loS!n& on every side now.
ne German people can sec thai moi.
cause IS hopeless and the moral, nf
me army Is Very low.
,rS' nave been i'm the trenches
'na am ut the front now. ana h,rn
neeh Tor some tima am wr;t;nu
,his m my d,Hout by a candle l;mhn
oon stay IN the trenches | hnlnn,r
~ ~ .le ba'tallon Scout Platoon and
uo me most of our work nj nirbt i,
NO Mans Land" between o,,r fro,t
ines and the German lines and in
the German lines it is dan~nrons
work. But it suits mo hnttan th.I' UuS
Ssahohg guard in a trench all NIGHT
nou stand good show of rettino.
Tnlo'ooo from the government hnt
gong to cheat YOU out of th,t r.
can. lla, IIa. :
am glad that Mamma is doin,
wen TOR she must have had q t;mo &c
IT, l don't know what thew wonld
nave done if it had not been for vnr
staving there and helping them,
sure would like to be there iris
month. | know that YOU all viii h,rn
a ilne time. Sometimes when ,,,
out in "No Mans Land wa;,inn ", -
bosche patrol to show up. | rnt :"
,hlhklng of home and the GOOD tincs
used to have and wonder if III cvnr
nave them times over ;,yain.
Jessie, want YOU to send mo am
other one of your pictures. have
!oSe cVcryone had. 1t is such = hard
Jop keeping anything here, wc h,yn
70 move SO much and no way to carrv
anything of that kind. You can 500
that received the box of stationery
you sent. Thank you very much for !,
No, | Invent been in a battle vot
put L have been under Shell fro -
can hear shells whistling over nov
from our artillery bound for Ger
many The Coolies and Fleas. bothc
me more than the Bosche do Tho,
sure are industrious-the Cootic;
mean. If it was not too dark in har,
TO catch one, | would send Won !, fov
ior souvenirs, just to keep Won fron
iorgetting me- lIa, IIa.
Tell Floy and Bonnie than 70.
ceivcd their letters all right and sure
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was glad tc lem viii wri
to them JusU t.s soon ~ possible.
Guess | have already written too
much, so I'll stop this time. Write
lovingly yours,
sgt. HOWE Murphree.
co. X, 9th Infantry A. e. f.
1t has been reported that Sargt. Muir
ply was seriously wounded about two
weeks ago. He is a son Of Rev. B r.
Murphy and a fine young man.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-21
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

Ifycur skin Is yellow--compiexion paIlid
tongue granddaughter oor-you have
bad TASTE in ysur mouth--a lazy, nog6od
feeling you Should take Olive Tablets.
III. larards' Give Tahlets--a substitute
fcrcalca were prepared by DR.. Edwards
n4Eec II years CT study with his patients.
d. Ess.igarl3' Give Tablets are purely
tecct1 . corr pou.ld mixed with olive oil.
Ycu WI know ttacrn by their olive color.
&c have q csecv, pink skin. bright eyes,
no rs-1slec, q ieeling Of buoysncy like
ca:i~acoa l1g3 you naust get at the cause,
l.veT 81 C3F lil<o caIosucl--yek have
10 ol.a Ter eacta.
Iey y n Eile and overcome cpnsti.
patton, Ah1t why millions OF boxes are
sold annually at 1Oc and BIC per box. All
druggists. Take orc or two nightly and
ncta tho pleasing RESULTS
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-21
CHAPTER XIV.
A Business Journey.

x have to 20, to the Klappan." Bin
appraised his wife one evening. "Want
10 come along2"
Hazel hesitated. Her first instinc-
tive feeling was one Of reluctance to
retrace the nerve-trying trail. But
neither did she wish to be separated
from him.
II see you don't" he observed dry
ly. "Well, can't say that blame
you. It's d. stiff trip
I'm sorry | can't feel any enthusi-
asm tor such journey. she reEnarke l
candidly II could so as far as the
coast with you, and meet you there
When xeu come opt, Low long Dc yosl
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-21
IN,!N co To pucME
mt ORDER OUR MEAL. y

at'es'al nrws service.)
New York Jan. 19-New YORK
hous yves s9on will be able to dis
rense with cook stoves. raw foods
and the expense Of fuel for cooking
The latest innovation Ia to serve
cft-ked. hot food in insulated contain
ers.
4 company has been formed for
hit pr pose and is ready to serve
ucH 'ocd at any points wtthin rad
tE OF tvo miles. The plan also pro
ices housewives firm exploitation
~ M chants ard Is said TO be en-
'.spd by Fool Administrator Hooy-
err
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-21

It." Mrs, MARGARET Mass, 1876 L.
Hazard St, Philadelphia, Pa.
Women who suffer from displace-
ments, Irregularities, inflammation,
liberation, backache, sideachc, head
aches or "the blues" should not rest
until they have given this famous root
AMI herb remedy, Lydia e. Pinkham s
Veg etable Compound, a trial. If
complications exist, write Lydia E.
FinAhaa Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass. for
ee.al suggestions. The result of its
az lcrience is at your service.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-21
All Chokcd Up With Catarrli?
Why Continue Makeshift Treatment?

rid Of Catarrh, you nusi drist3 80
disease germs out OF your blood
Splendid results have been re.
ported from the use OF 5. S. s.. .whic
completely roufs from your blood III
Catarrh germs. for which II is p<r
feet antidote-
= s. 8. Is sold by eli druggis.s
II ron wish medical advice as to the
treatment Of your own individual
case, write to-day TO Chief Medical
Adviser. Swift Speeiac Co.. Dept 3
Atlanta. Ga
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-21

irregularities q n q
pain. ! had one
physician after an
other but they did
me no good. / read
a b out Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vege-
table and
gave it a trial and ip
a short time | felt
benefited and am
now feeling fine,
and without weak
ness or pain. Many
of my friends have
also taken Lydia Z.
Pinkham's V e ge-
table Compound
and been helped bv
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-21

6&yS anu dDuches VIII never
\ cure you.
Catnffh Is annoying enough when
T. chokes up your nostrils and air
I14saGrS. causirg painful and diff
ElIlk hfe6thing and other dIEcomfefts.
~ the resi- danger ouuies when il
reaches dawn INTO your luag6
This b why you should at once
realize the Importance OF tho proper
'tf<afrsrrf and lose no tine ex-
+ ~ 'sa orthless remedies
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naves. Reading from g letter

ayes. Reading from letter ii
'eaeo which Bcsca was addres
N s7-ou Frotfer "a Revolution
aTe, -va'lse eeerre' t. Bose, am
egsaci & rs ana chists who ar
81 ~overrne~
-a ~ patriotic A
'~rn e. -. c1nst.t,
To eres thes sac~ 4
i'sa e7 a-a nv tie grace q
1893 ~-i'l maintaia it.
'i7 '1sfr n libe ty and humanity
r-'s-el Frsl'-e~ who ct the tim
-''sestec said wha~
''eer troFred lives were las.. ar
= 90 sorAie s." Tu~ninr !,
+ - ~~,o-el vwalke~ til! Dir
-, ',ise. "vor. own matho-
'r~v- v~- ne'" Refe~~sng tr
Z Nertr nefersa Fund. the MORE
s'oN -~s cort-ihrtes bv MANY
80 ve T. CHARGE Of Bosco
- $3.50 ~-e-las t~esec.
-t ~ eurs wes
's--. c7rNt e-Ye-eo-
II ,evnecf by vour dis
90 "e-g Wien re letter Genre +
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4 SUFFERED
SEVEN YEARS
vas Eventually Cured by
Lydia E. Pinlsham's Vege.
table Compound.

Philadelphia, Pa. 81 suffered for
seven long years with lame back.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-21

soln-n-- ~ prs-sena pc s.ol u DIS
are: Protestant Episcopal, $500,
0oo; netaodint Episcopal $4,000 900 /;
gresbyterAn, s6.55a93s; Northern
capt St 100000; Co gregat.oaal,
Ep soosal
Gu q s4uth 81 2O0Oa0 Geenr. j s..
u.ti .hu1ch s. So cor an
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-21

Mrs. Martha -KTeglaw. Of Hedges.
We, spent Saturday with Mrs.
Geo ~. vanMetre North asrple ave.
ma
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MARTlNssuRe. MONT
a-.ciils 81. aiisonio.
The local exemption board has re-
celyed word o. the safe ivsl 81
SUPREME COURT ACTS

Charlesaon Ian q The surrems
cf''tFt "a r7eals after ! long sittiua
tssr ss rner .'le nesi.ians ntnsarf
~ b Curt cor,rl'svione- ~. .
\ iee r7 q rs-ella, ~
n &c commissioners Of vonor
F''sfi esa' fsa'''n Tanr r. - npor .he
WITS I u7-zar mis- i7sne1 BY ri emit
Jndge Genrre G. Sturgiss ordering
fne commissioners to increase the
salary Of r NJ Lucas, court reporter
md pax the salary Of Ma-gare,
5p.aeg Han, probation officer.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-21
Z g @ue r D-PE.

70 4ch 'ope no 4 s'oyaHy,"
nor IN h or the pol C
dlfl e. tie attitude Of Doc McGrath.
ltinterant dentist and altered dug
addict. IN cursing The government b.
~ a group OF Pc ons in }ale Chesa-
IKE AMI Chic ato1 at Charles
son.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-21

y lcarpal Van, Ads 81 soanuars
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-21

.ulomohiIe' Reaa thf wam bal.
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All mail subscriptions cash in advance and the
paper vii bestopped when subscription xp;res
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h~t II evnecf by vour dis
g 9e-s, when re lette- Genre T.
-E-~ rasressed "You-s IN RevoIu
.aa~..
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-04-11
LETHA


The morning hour was very popular
at the Baptist church last Sunday
The best attendance in a long time
greeted Superintendent Battan for the
Sunday school.
A patriotic meeting will be held
next Monday night at the Letha Bap-
fist church. The school children under
the leadership of Miss Zada Wines,
will sing patriotic songs. Speakers
from Emmett and other places will adj
dress the people of this community.
Come and get your neighbors to come.
The Frank Kreizenbeck family auto
ed to call on the j. E. Wiltons last
Sunday.
Ethel and Roy Fishback are sick in
bed this week with high temperatures
Mrs. Dan Hansen was a Sunday
guest at the Purcell home.
Little Zella Kiggans has been on the
sick list this week.
DR.. Emma Drake, state president of
the w. c. t. u. was entertained at the
Ewing Pomeroy home Wednesday,
Rev. Lanman has purchased seven
lots in Letha and will soon build. He
has also rented 80 acres of land of
W. w. Wilton.
The w. C. T. u. and Red Cross
was held in the Baptist
church Wednesday afternoon. A num-
Der of visitors were present and DR..
Drake of New Plymouth was given
the program hour. She spoke in her
usual charming way, setting forth the
splendid work being done by the w. C.
I. U. at home and among the soldiers
and sailors. The next meeting will be
held in two weeks. Red Cross sew
ng was done. Several garments re-
main to be made, so that those wish
ng to sew at home can find plenty to
10
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HANNA
BY Mrs. j. [. Guthrie

A. l.. Young of Sanger, Calf, spent
several days last week at the w. l..
Norwood home.
Dwyer Barnett returned last week
from Nebraska, where he had spent
several months with his sister.
Miss Ellamae Holland of Boise Wis
tied last week with her father, c. M.
Holland, at the Guthrie ranch.
c. NJ. Holland and Forrest Higgins
took motorcycle trip to Boise and
return Sunday
Miss Satoris spent the week end
with her friend Miss Whalen in EN-
NETT, and Miss McCool visited with
her parents on the Slope.
Mr.. and Mrs. George iced drove to
Boise Sunday to visit with their
daughter, Mrs. Whitsell
John Liechty, Jr., writes home to his
parents that lie is now stationed in
Florida, but anticipates another move
in the near future.
The r. j. Reynolds family and the
G. c. Reynolds family were callers at
the Guthrie ranch Sunday. They are
enjoying a new Studebaker car.
1t makes ones heart ache to see
the fine young orchard on the Big
being pulled. Trees that have had
every care and attention that could be
given an orchard, just coming into
heavy bearing, being pulled. not be-
,ause the trees are not doing their
part, but because the owner cannot
ret returns that will justify him to
continue in the orchard business. We
Snow the apples are bringing the price
nut the man who plants and cult
rates and sprays and prunes and
packs the fruit is not getting the
money. Hereafter il will be the Big
Alfalfa ranch.
]. |. Guthrie has purchased the 20
Icres lying east of his little tenant
iouse and will seed it all to pasture
or his herd of Durhams.
A Liberty Loan rally will be held
t the Hanna schoolhouse Friday ev-
ming. We will have some outside
elp for entertainment Every resi-
ent of the Hanna precinct should be
re sent
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OLA

Everybody is busy these days pillow
ing and seeding. Winter wheat looks
fine.
Miss Crawford has finished sue
cessful term of school in the Timber
Flat district and departed for her
home in Emmett last Wednesday.
w. A. Sevey went to Sweet after
a load of seed grain last week.
j. +. Flake and family were Sun
day callers at James Hughes.
George Linebarger went to Brown
lee after seed grain last week.
f. S. Miller went to Boise last Sat-
urday to see his sister before she
leaves for her home in the East.
Mrs. Truman, who has been spend
ing the winter with her sister, Mrs.
Fetters, has gone to Emmett and we
understand has bought 20 acres of
land near town.
Leo Marsters came up from Boise
valley last week with quite bunch
of cattle. He will summer them in
High valley.
Tom Hartley brought his cattle in
last week from Middleton. He is en-
route to Round valley.
The people of Ola were surprised to
hear of the sudden death of John Ha-
vird last week.
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DIED.
John c. Havird.

After few days illness, John C.
Havird died at local hospital on
Friday night He was a pioneer of
the Boise Basin, coming to Center
vile in 1866. In 1886 he went to Long
Valley and has since resided there
and at Ola. He had not been outside
of Idaho since coming to the state
in 1866. He had for years followed
the cattle business and was man
who had the general confidence of all
who knew him. He was 81 years of
age. Two daughters survive, Mrs. E.
b. Sewell of Salt Lake and Mrs. Mar
CLEMSON of Fort Worth, Tex. C. C.
Havird, who lives near the Cole school
house on the road from Boise to Me-
ridian, is brother and was the only
relative at the funeral Services were
held at the Bucknum undertaking
parlors at o'clock Monday afternoon
conducted by Pastor A. c. Lathrop,
and burial was in the Emmett ceme-
terry.
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NEWS OF OUR SOLDIER
BOYS
Interesting Letters from Our
Boys at Home Camps
and Abroad.
From Lawrence Crabtree.

March 9.-Well, thought | would
drop you few lines to let you know
am all right and like it fine. We
are at a rest camp now, but are not
getting much rest. This is sure a
pretty country. The little towns are
all clean and the buildings so old fash
toned that you think it is nothing but
a picture.
How is everyone getting along
there now? If some of the people
over there that think they are having
hard times should come over here
they would realize how well off they
are. Everybody looks hungry, and
are, too. Since we got over here,
we've sure got next that we are at
war.
Well, can't think of anything else
TO write, as we can tell only Of things
that don't concern the war and what
we are doing. Wen be doing enough
shortly.
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east line of Gem county, thence south
to place of beginning.
Registrar for Sweet Precinct-John
Holbrook.
Montour Precinct.
Beginning at a point where the
east line of township N. and R. E.
rosses the Payette river; thence south
along township line to Sc corner of
sec. 1, T. 6 n, R. l E.; thence west
along section line to SW corner sec.
/, T. 6 N, r. l W.; thence north to
Payette river; thence up Payette riv-
err to Squaw creek; thence up Squaw
creek to the farthest eastern crossing
of Squaw creek with the south line of
sec. 9, T. 7 ~, R. l E.; thence east to
NE corner sec. Is, T. 7 N, R. l E.;
thence south to Payette river; thence
up Payette river to the east line of
Gem county, the place of beginning.
Registrar for Montour Precinct-H.
A. Pugh.
Pearl Precinct.
That part of Gem county described
as follows: All of township NJ, R.
/ E., except the north tier of sections
of said township.
Registrar for Pearl Precinct-Clara
Severine.
North Emmett Precinct.
That part of Gem county described
IS follows: Beginning at the NE cor
her of T. 9 N, r. W., running south
along the Boise Meridian to the Pay
stte river; thence down the Payette
liver to the west line of sec. %, T. Z
n, R. l W.; thence south along sec
ion. lines to the Sc corner of the
Mex of NEA, sec. IL, T. 6 ~, R. 1
w.; thence west along Il a section
inc to SW corner of the NWA of
IWA, sec. 10, T. N, R. l W.;
hence north to Main street extended |
asst; thence west along said Main |
treet extended and along Main street |
o north and south center line of sec. |
4, T. 6 NJ, R. W.; thence north along
enter section lines to the township |
ne between township north and 8 |
orth; thence east to SW corner sec
ion "a, T. 9 N, r. l W.; thence N
long township line to N. boundary
f Gem county; thence east along said
|. boundary line to place of beginning.
Registrar for North Emmett Pre-
nct-W. T. Crouch.
South Emmett Precinct.
That part of Gem county described
5 follows: All of township N, R.
W., except the west half of the west
er of sections and such part of said
,wnships as is included in the above
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description of North Emmett Precinct
and excepting section l of said town.
ship.
Registrar for South Emmett Pre-
cinct-Mrs. Mary C. Sutton.
West Emmett Precinct.
That part of Gem county described
as follows: All that territory includ-
ed within the following: Beginning
at the 5 a corner of section 81, T. 6
~, K. W., B. M; thence west along
south line of Gem county to the Il
corner of sec. 80, T. 6 NJ, R. 2 W.;
thence N. through center of sections
TO the Payette river; thence up said
river to the west line of sec. 10, T.
~, K. W.; thence N. along section
lines to center of township N, R.
w.; thence west along section lines to
west line of said township; thence
north along said township line to N.
boundary of said township; thence east
along said boundary line to SW cor
ner sec. "a, T. s NJ, R. 2 W: thence
north to NV corner section 27, T.
~, X. W.; thence east to SW corner
sec "a, I. 8 N, R. 2 W.; thence north
To- NV corner section l, T. 6 N, R. 2
w.; thence east to N Il corner of sec.
3, /. 8 ~, R. l W.; thence south
through center of sections to the
south line of Gem county.
Registrar for West Emmett Pre-
clnct-Maggie Murray.
Bramwell Precinct.
That part of Gem county described
as follows: All of Gem county south
Oh the Payette river and east of line
running south from said river through
center of sections s, II, 20, 90 and 80,
I. 6 ~, R. Nv.
Registrar for Bramwell Precinct
allen w. Newell.
Hanna Precinct.
mat part of Gem county described
as follows: Beginning at center of
~, K. 2 W.; thence south to Pay
cite river; thence down Payette river
10 west line of Gem county; thence
north along said line to the north line
II |. N, R. W.; thence east along
said north line to NE corner of said
|. q; thence south along township line
% NV corner sec. 10, T. NJ, R. 2 W.;
hence east along section lines to place
# beginning.
Registrar for Hanna Precinct-Mrs-
Ada Guthrie.
By order of the Board of County
of Gem county, Idaho
lSeaD R. B. WILSON, Clerk.
First publication April IL, 1918.
Last publication April 25, 1918.
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Notice of Registration for
Elections.

Pursuant to law, notice is hereby
given by the Board of County Com
missioners of Gem County, Idaho, that
for the purpose of the registration of
electors for the general and primary
elections to be held in the year 1918,
each elector must register before the
registrar of his or her precinct; that
for the said general election, which
will be held on the 9Th day of Novem-
Der, 1918, the time during which such
registration may be made is each Sat-
urday from the 1st day of May, 1918,
to and including the Saturday next
preceding the primary election, when
registration books will be closed I'M
til the Saturday following such pri-
mary election, when the same shall be
reopened for the registration of cleo
tors until o'clock p. M, on the Sat-
urday next preceding the general cleo
ton; that for said primary election,
which will be held on the 3rd day of
September, 1918, registration shall be
made during the aforesaid times up
to and including the Saturday next
said primary election; that
must be made before the
registrars at the places designated by
them in their respective posted no.
tees; and that the following is gen.
eral description of the several election
precincts in said county and the names
the respective election registrars
appointed;
Gross Precinct.
All that part of Gem county which
lies north and west of the following
inc: Beginning at southeast corner
If township ~ north and range E
B. NJ, running west to northeast cor
ner sec 4, T. II NJ, R. f., thence S.
% Sc corner said section 4, thence w
% NE corner section 7, T. IL ~, r. 2
g., thence south to Sc corner sec. 10,
T. IL N. R. E., thence west to town.
hip line between ranges l f and 2 E,
hence south to the Sc corner of T.
/ ~. R. / e., thence west along town
hip line to west line of Gem county.
Registrar for Gross Precinct--Louis
Paddock
Ola Precinct.
All of Gem county east of Boise Me-
idian north of township line between
ownships s and north, except such
ortion as is above described as Gross
'recinct.
Registrar for Ola Precinct-Sher-
ian Glenn.
Sweet Precinct. {
That part of Gem county described !
S follows: Beginning where the I
,wnship line of the east line of town. I
nip N, r. f. intersects with the 8
ayette river, thence down the Pay {
tie river to the east line of section
), T. Z N, R. E., thence north to
lie NE corner of said section, thence c
est along section lines to Squaw
eek. thence down Squaw creek to
lie Payette river, thence down said a
yer to the Boise Meridian, thence
orth to NV corner T. 8 ~, R. F., t
!ence west along township line to |