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county's patriotism that it would so
over the top in the coming Red Cross
drive.
There was some disappointment
Monday nigh; that the returned army
Officer, who had been advertised to
was unable to be here and describe
conditions on the western bait e
front. This officer. a Canadian, who
had been invalided. home from the
trenches in Belgium TO recover from
the effects OF a wound inflicted by a
German bullet, was recalled by the
British government n few days ago
to rejoin his command in read ness
to go back to the trenches in Europe
and could not be present The war
films showing scenes in France and
Flanders. were also conspicuous by
their absence. For some reason un
known to the Red Cross committee
here. these pictures did not arrive in
Denver from Washington in time TO
tc sent W AtA4oh y ~ -hOAG1s
evenings meeting. These films had
been promised by the Rocky Mountain
division Of the Red Cross and their
failure to reach here was q matter
of regret. both to the local committee
and 10 the audience. In their absence
series OF steropticon pictures show
ing the work OF the Y. NJ. C. A. n
its huts In the army cantonments
were presented by c. W. Van Patten
of the local association. who ex-
planned the views as they were thrown
on the screen.
A feature OF Monday evenings
meeting was the singing OF the ma
ronal songs and such patriotic selec-
tions as have been inspired by the
war. A girls' chorus of twelve
voices rendered couple of numbers
that were much enjoyed by the audi
ence and received from 1t a hearty
applause. This chorus. which was
launched on Monday. will become n
permanent organization and is expect
ed to appear before the public fire.
Qucntly during the summer months,
1t viii be under the leadership OF
Miss Millieent steacy.
Monday nights meeting was pre-
sided over by A. H. Mcl.ain. chair
man OF the Red Cross campaign in
Fremont county. and he introduced
Dr. Duniwny to the assembiage that
had gathered to do him honor.
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II you, have boy in the army or
In the ctmps don't worry abont him
He may be having some lonesome
hours apd be may miss his napkin
and finger bowl. but he will get along
all right and you wont know him
when he comes back home. He is
rapidly Being worked into Man-and
probably man who will cut some fig.
ure when he comes back home
These boys are getting a training
that is worth as much as a college
cducation-mueh more in some cases.
fancy.
I heard Of a boy in Canon City the
other day who took q job in garage.
but threw II up because he had to
sweep out and clean up a dirty floor
And J beard of another who raised a
big row because he had 10 clean the
cusptdorS These boys ought to be
In the army just about fifteen days
They would change their ideas about
honest work and the duty of obeying
orders
The young men who stay home will
have to look ont for these soldier boys
when they come home II Will be the
best trained bunch of young men the
world has ever seen. All fancy notions
W oC- aad AaicE PiAdt " DC
knocked out of them. Physical effort
that makes Canon City boy tired
Will seem IS bun play to them. They
will be shong. vigorous. healthy and
ambitiousA They will be educated
and trained In many trades and lines
of effort They will come home full
Of spirit and pride and anxious to
make up for lost time. Hardships at
home will seem as but holiday recre-
alton In camp life. When they tackle
a job they will make a success of it
The young man who stays at home
will have no trouble holding his Job or
running his business until the war is
over. But when these boys come
marching home he had better look out
Within a year or SO after the war is
over the boys in khaki will be run
ming the country.
II will be the same In politics. II
you have cherished the hope of hold
ing office. go after it soon. When the
army is disbanded and the boys in
khaki come marching home the civil
isns might just as well bid good bye
to the offices. They win soon all be
held By he boys who fought in
United States down to the Justice of
will be held By the men who wore
the Khaki
! made a remark of this kind to a
stranger in a hotel lobby the other
night-a son of an ex-Confederate sol
dier-and he said, bet-your-neck.
I'll never vote for a man who stayed
at home II n man who went to France
wants the iob-it was the same after
the war between the states-only in
recent years have the exsoidiers, who
are now getting old, relinQuished po-
titical control"
But the war isn't over yet, and It
may not be over for several ye@-s So
In the meantime II is up TO us civilians
to make every sacrifice necessary to
win the war Nothing the stay-at-
homes can do will equal the sacri-
fees made by the boys who go to the
front-and no reward they who re-
turn may ever get will be more than
they deserve. G. U. H
Houston. Texas. May 9, 1918.
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Texas was a piece of bread. II was a
piece OF good. old-fashioned white
wheat bread. 1t has been 80 long since
/ had had a piece of real wheat bread
that had forgotten how II did taste.
But, believe me, II tastes mighty good
The bread came from an army ba.
kerry in San Antonio and was served al
dinner at the home of an army off
Ger. II was the real stuff.
Texas is quite loyal to the Food Ad
ministration, as II is In all patriotic
endeavors. Texas has been a little In
advance OF many states In -four CON
servation. Just now Texas ia on q
voluntary wheatiess diet. For sfs
weeks all who can are asked to dc
without wheat entirely. Many stores
will not sell wheat -four or wheat pro
ducts. Many hotels and restaurants
will serve no wheat Many families
are on the wheatless diet
The soldiers in camps get good
wheat bread. Some people think the
soldiers in America might be fed
with substitutes like the rest OF us
are. more or less. l asked man at
Food Administration headquarters In
San Antonio about that phase of IL.
He said there had been some talk
along that line and added. These
boys are finding many privations in
camp life: they get few comforts OF
home, many of them are being worked
ten times as hard as they ever worked
before. their diet IS new and while
good. Il isn't IA tempting rs home
served stun. heat and work and new
line OF grub Is apt to knock them out
in the beginning. Good white bread
helps to make camp life bearable.
Don't you think we might give them
good bread as long as We can while
they are here? We don't know what
they will get over there"
And ! said. "You-bet-your-life. weTl
give them all the white. bread they
want" We can save a little more -four
In Colorado 81 necessary. Colorado
otic as Texas. was glad to be con-
WINGED on this point myself
ii you eat at hotel or restaurant
in Texas you may get no wheat bread
at all. II you do get any. It viii be
the Victory bread, heavily loaded with
substitutes.
Your sugar Will be measured out to
you IN a small butter dish OF in en-
veiopes- Enough TO get by on. hut not
TOO much
A travelling man WIS telling me the
other day OF seeing an interesting in
cident at Albuquerque. The passen-
gers OF a train filed of and a bunch
went into the lunch room. One big.
husky traveller put seven Jumps OF
sugar in n cup of coffee. A little chap
about half as big got down from his
stool and came around TO the big fel-
low. slapped him on the back and
roared at him. Here you big blankety
blank pro German stid. what do you
mean by putting seven Jumps OF sugar
in Z cup OF coIee-don't you know
that We are all saving sugar for the
boys In France? Come with me out
on the lawn and ! will give you what
is coming to disloyal, extravagant,
wasteful enemy alien" The big fellow
had nothing to say and wouldn't bulge
and the crowd cheered the little chap.
who happened to be an actor in road
show going thru.
Most everywhere you find people 10y
ally living up to the Food Administra-
tion requests, and nowhere SO well as
In good hotels and among the travel
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New Sugar
Regulations In
Effect May Is

The government has issued the fol-
lowing regulations covering sugar.
same to become effective may Is and
continue at least to July !, and prob
ably July and August Advice will
be given. on dates above about June
lat.
Mo Ecensee or others, shall. after
May 18th, use sugar in the manufac-
ture. bot;ling. packing or preparation
of any products, other than bakery
products. until he has obtained cer-
tificates covering mis- total require
ments from May l6 10 July 1st and
the licensee shall not buy. nor attempt
TO buy, sugar without turning over
to the party from whom he buys his
sugar certificate covering the amount
of sugar purchased
Hotels. restaurants, boarding
houses and public eating places.
whose products are sold for con-
sumption on the premises and bakers
Of bread and crackers are expected.
where baker or cracker manufac
tmer producing less essent ais they
also are covered by these rules.
Sellers of sugar must cancel and re-
turn to this offiee the first of each
month all certificates upon which
they have made the sale OF deliveries
to manufacturers
Those who entered business or in
o-aoead- M ran n;rv ,f,1r I,,l.. 1Qv--
and before Nov. 1. 1917 will be en-
tiled 10 s0E- Those who entered
business or Increased capacity after
these dates viii be entitled to sos.
Those who entered business or in
creased capacity after July /. 1918
shall receive no sugar. Manufactur-
ers who manufacture both essentials
and less essentials must apportion
amount OF sugar separately and show
that their figures represent their en-,
tire business Manufacturers who
show by Their sworn statements that
they have exceeded their allotment
and have a supply on hand should
hold excess subject to the orders OF
this Office.
!. lex cream nqanufacturers are al.
lotted 1906 10 preserve the milk
supply during summer months
but it is distinctly understood that
no sugar is to be used, under any con
ditiou. for SHERBETS AND WATER
ICES.
The plan is 20 conserve sugar for
manufacturers using Il 20 conserve
fruits and vegetables. TRADING OF
CERTIFICATES Is ABSOLUTELY
PROHIBITED.
The following products are termed
Less essent' ais: Manufacturers of
condiments. soda water, chocolate.
confectionery, candies, son drinks and
beverages. fruit syrups and faSoring
extracts. chewing gum, cocoa, sweet
pickles, wines and inyert sugar.
These are entitled 10 Soc of last
years supply.
The following products are termed
Essentials and are entitled to their
full 1ooE.:
Preservers and packers OF Fruits
and vegetables. catsup and chill
sauce. milk, jam. jelly and preserves.
ice cream and apple butter.
THE SELLER MUST SECURE A
CERTIFICATE EQuAEx TO THE
AMOUNT DELIVERED FROM THE
MANUFACTURER
E A BRADBURY,
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MR. WIN. J. SwART
LOCATES HERE.

Mr.. VIM ]. Swart and wife. from
Lansing. Illinois have come to Canon
City to make their home. The Swarts
became especially Interested in Canon
City thru the efforts OF the Chamber
OF Commerce.
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RECEIVED LETTER FROM
SON IN FRANCE

J. W. McDanieis of 1904 Fowler
Avenue, East Canon. received letter
a few days ago from his SON, Church
III McDaniels. announcing bis safe ar
rival in France with the military con
tingent to which he is assigned. He
says the trip across the Atlantic was
without special incident aud that he
ls in excellent health and spirits.
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RETURNED FROM LeApvIlLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Bowler and two
children returned Tuesday from Lead,
vile. where they motored coupe Of
weeks ago.
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Our Boys win junk the Junkers ie
you pay your Income TAxs early.
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Texas is Strongly
Patriotic and is
Now Enjoying
Six Wheatless Weeks

= The best thing have had to to ca. inlins public
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NoTIcE FoR DUPLICATION


Department of the Interior, u. s.
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho, April
l6. 1918.
NOTICE is hereby given that Will.
lam M. Begay of Tendoy, Idaho, who.
on January 10, 1914, made Home
stead entry, Serial No. O14512, for
E5 SWh, SEA NWA; Lot 8, sec.
ton 8, township 10 north, range "a
east, Boise Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make final three year
proof. TO establish claim to the land
above described before Allen c. Mer-
ritt, United States Commissioner, at
salmon, Idaho, on the fifteenth day
OF June. 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Frank Sharkey, Fred j. Frey, Arthur
II. Barnett, John Panata, ali of Ten.
10y, Idaho
BEN r. GRAY Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NNAtdi M, UlSGUN
, ESpartment OF the Interior. L. s.
Land Office at HALEY Idaho; AnriI
4. 1918. 'Api'
NOTICE Is hereby given that
Christine A. Curran of salmon. Ida,
no. who, ON February 6. 1915 maJa
Desert Land Entry, Serial No
oiS2oS, for We SWI section ..
SE't SEA section 3; MEL Mi,
section 10, township % north. ranps
~ east, Boise Meridian has filed no.
ice OF Intention to make final nroof
~ establish claim to the land above
3.serloe9 before Allen c. Merritt
mon. Idaho, on the third doy Of Tnra
Ntalnant names as witncss,s.
Low Cris, William Boomer, Fswerd
L Maloy, Harry Hin, an Of Carr,c,,
BEN r. GRAY. Rae3stSr
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LEGAL ADVERTISING

ward p. Maloy Of Carmen, ldaaCo'
who, on January S, 1911 mace
Homestead Entry, Serial No. O2l2so'
for NEH NEi4 section Is, T. 70 ~
r. % f.. Lot /; El2 NV Il, section
80. township % north, range 70
cast, Boise Meridian, has filed no.
tice Of intention to make final three
wear proof to establish claim TO the
land above described before Alien y
Merritt, United States Commission
or. at Salmon, Idaho, on the TENN
day Of July 1918.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
Clarence Smith Of Salmon, Idaho;
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Proper Foed for Wsak siomnnh,.

The proper food for one man may
DC al wrong for another. Every one
should adopt a diet suited 10 his agc
ana occupation Those who have
weak stomachs need TO be especially
careful and should eat slowly and
mastieate their food Thoroughly. II
- also important that they keep their
bowels regular when they become
eonhtipated or when they fell dun
and stupid after eating, they should
take Chamberlain Tables ~
strengthen the stomach and move
the bowels, They are easy 10 take
and pleasant in effect. For sale by Il.
g: HettlnEer, salmon Druggist. Adv.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLIcATIcN-tso.
LATED TRACT.
Serial ~, ug90af
PUBLIC LANn SAIE

PUBLIC LAND SALE
Department of the Interior, U. s.
Land Office at Haley, Idaho, April
/ 16. 1918.
NOTICE is hereby given that, as
directed by the Commissioner of the
General Land Office, under proyig.
ions Of Sec. 2455. r. S. pursuant to
the application Of Jacob A. HAYS OF
Leadore, Idaho, Serial No. O23291,
We will offer at public sale, to the
hlghest bidder, but at not less than
~ per acre, at l o'clock D. m, on the
goth day of June. 1918, next. al
this office, the following tract of
land: NEA SWA, section IL, town.
ship II north, range 26 east, Boise
Meridian.
The sale will not be kept open.
but will be declared closed when
those present at the hour named
have ceased bidding. The person
the highest bid will be re-
CURED to Immediately pay to the
Receiver the amount thereof.
Any persons claiming adversely
he aforementioned land are advis.
I'd to file their claims, or objections.
IN or before the time designated for
iaie.
BEN r. GRAY. Register.
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DECORATION DAY

decoration ssyiccs held in Sal
mon were Of more impressive char
aeter than has marked the day for
many years. There was gathering
Of several hundred people at the op,
era house. with Mayor Glennon pre-
siding and the old soldiers and
Spanish war veterans IA the audi.
ence and on the stage. r. J. Atkins.
a, &. Cherry and r. II. Casterlln
made stirring addresses There was
sple add band music and choruses.
Out al the cemetery there were Wis
TORS In larger numbers than ever
bef0re on 3 imilar ncca alnn
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NOTICE FOR PUHi ~.
LATED TRAci'
Serial No. O2Is
PTTRIJC tx,r,

LAND NH
Department of the MI
Land Office at Hailev i
16, 1918.
NOTICE is hereby III
directed by the Commi...
General Land office. y
ions of Sec. PASS. R. q
the application of Morri.
of Leadore, Idaho, Serial \
we will offer at public \
highest bidder, but at nj
So per acre, at l O'Clock /
18th day of June, 1915. y
office, the following tas|
SWA SW14 section g. H
north range rs east, Boiu
This tract is ordered md
ket on a showing that d
portion thereof is noun
too rough for cultivation
The sale will not be keDs
will be declared closed 4
present at the hour ID
ceased bidding. The perx
the highest bid will be \
Immediately pay to the RI
amount thereof.
Any persons claiming
the above-described land d
to file their claims, or obi
or before the time desI
sale.
BEN R. GRAY,
May 3-June 10.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


Department OF the Interior, U. s
Land Office at Haley. Idaho, April
/ 80. 1918.
NOTICE Is hereby given that
Martin Pyeatt Of Ten1oy, Lemhi
county Idaho5 who, on March "a,
1913. made Homestead Entry, Serial
No. 0l293s, for Lots and 4; Eis
SWh, section 10. township 10 north.
range "a east. Boise Meridian. has
filed notice of intention to make f.
nal FIVE year proof 10 estab lish claim
TO the land above described, before
Allen c. Merritt, United States Com
missioner, at Salmon, Idaho, on the
twcnty-scventh day OF June. 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Frank Sharkey, John Kirkham. John
!'anata, Ora l.. lgou, all Of Tendoy.
Idaho.
BEN L. GRAY, Register.
May 3-June 70.
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Best Remedy for Whoooi0o con,b

Best Remedy for Whoopina couob.
Last winter when my little boz
had the whooping cough gave him
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Z"
writes Mrs J. b. Roberts. East 81
Louis. I'LL 1T kept his cough loose
ana relieved him OF those dreadful
coughing spells. II Is the only cough
medicine l keep In the house be.
cause have the most confidence in
IT, This remedy is also good for
colds and Group. For sale by r.. g.
t7r1r Salmon Druggist. Adv.
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NOTICE OF TENDENCY OF Ac

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE SIXTH. JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF IDAHO. IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF LEM.
WARREN r. ATCHINsON. plain.
Ilm. vs. holland DAVIDSON as WA.
Eh MASTER OF TIMBER CREEK.
LEMHl COUNTY. IDAHO. EDWIN
~ hEARlAN. ALBERT ]. YEAR.
IAN JOHN ID. STROUD, ED NC.
hEA. GEORGE CLARK, GEORGE
bAAROWS. GEORGE SMITH, ROB.
ERT Y. STEWART, VIRGIL STE.
WART, WILBUR +. STONE. s. r.
DENNY. F, T DENNY. ROLAND
DENNY. BENJAMIN CHANDL Err
WILLIAM r. JONES, THOMAS
HEATING, II. JEwE'rT, ELIZA.
beth YEARIAN. MORAN Y. WHIT
WELL, FLORENCE f. MARTIN
GILMORE AND PITTSBURG Rail
ROAD COMPANY. A CORPORA.
TON. NJ. W. FRIEDORFF. ETNEY
ARCHIE JEWETT
FIRED CURTIS, ARTHUR MCCUR.
KY. X. c. DENNY AND HEATING
CAREY LAND COMPANY, A COR.
PoRATIoN, Defendants.
TAKE notice that the plaintiff here
~ mas commenced suit In the
ABOVE entitled court and cause for
an adjudication Of his water right In
ane TO Timber creek. Lemhi county. |
IDAHO claiming date OF priority OF |
Iune nth. 1910, after first having
confessed and accepted as binding |
lpon him the decree in the case of |
Edwin M. Yearian, ct al, plaintiffs. |
~, Robert y. Stewart, ct al, defend. |
'nts, said decree being made and en-.
cred in the District Court in and for
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Department Of the Interior. U. s
Land Office at HALEY. Idaho, April
~. 1918.
NOTICE is hereby given that
Frank Andris OF Lemhi, Idaho. who
on January %. 1913. made Forest
Homestead Entry. Serial No. O116S2
for Sla NWA; EH SwA section IS,
township II north, range % east,
Boise Meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make Ave year final
proof, TO establish claim to the land
ABOVE described. before Allen c. Mer-
rift, United States Commissioner ~
Salmon, Idaho. on the twelfth dav NJ
June. 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses.
James +. Pugh, Thomas Tobin. win.
IAN oltmer. J. Herman Dischinrer
all Of Lemhi. Idaho.
BEN r. GRAY, Register
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shaksaEsars,a sehoolmn,..r.

~ the London Times II was recent.
~ stated that Rev. Simon Hunt. Il. A.,
Who was Shakespeare schoolmnstcr
rom 1911 20 1877, became a Jesuit on
April 72. 1913. and died at Rome as
penltentiary tconfessor) on June II,
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Whether He's Ffahtins
Or Land Send him ri
Real GRAVELY CheVsIDSs..
If he doesn't chew YET. hem /
and mix it with his pine tobs. "
it flavor and improve his srnoss
You will send your friend r ,oas
comfort and satisfaction in ora
Real Gravely Plug than ii hsIl
plugs of ordinary tobacco.
Give any man chew of Real c.,
he will tell ycu fhat's the kind to , 49, /
besti
Ordinary plug is false economv !.
per week to chew Real Gravelv Ia
chew Of it lasts long while. -4S's
SEND YOUR FRIEND I'M THE 4 ! s.
p POUCH OF CRAVEN ~
Dealers all around here carry II IN n.
A &c. stamp will pu% it into his hand.s ;sVss
ing Camp or Seaport of the u. s. a r
there" &c. stamp will take It to him W
will supply envelope and give vcu ofr;c;.l i
how to address it.
P. B. GRAVELY TOBACCO cO <
The Patent Pouch Keeps it Fresh end ~
1t is rot Real GrGUely without t6is bso.a,s :.
Established 1881
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z, Township Is ~.
Boise Meridian
intention to NAL
Lots 3 and 4 3
tablish claim to IS
cribed, before d
States Commission
Idaho, on the tenth
Claimant nama.
Charles E. Denny !.
Peter vreeland II
James Slater Of Ia
ward McRea Of I'm s.''l|
80 - BEN R. en-
May 11-June q
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NOTICE EoR PUBLICATION
Serial No. 014972.

Department Of the Interior, Y. ;.
Land Office, HALEY, Idaho, May 10,
1918. -
NOTICE is hereby given that
William Vreeland of Junction, Idaho'
VINO. on April 10, 1914, made Desert
land Entry, Serial No O149I2, 1or
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When you talk, observes ga clrca-
tor whether Ia conversation ar in
meeting, use short words. of Which
there are more than there are Of long
ones and take the most direct road
70 your meaning. Your meanings the
same.
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Frank r. Havemann of Salmon; lda-
he O. william D. Boomer of Salmon,
Idaho T Albert Z. Daniels of Carmen
BEN r. GRAY, Register.
Nav Thine q
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

attt 40 HAHGUA
Department OF The Irt,ri, =.
Is. 1915. 'HNho' April
NOTICE is hereby given that Mo-
k3ret Leonard OF salmon H.
Mhe. on January Il. 1gIS maSt
homestead Entry, Serial No O1oSS-
lot lot LOT ): SWA SWR. section IS.
49,, -, section %; wv Nwti. sec.
uon s., township Il north. ranrs q
east Boise Meridian. has ala -
ice Of intention to make fys NJ u0.
proof to establish claim IN tbe 80 40,
aeoNe described, before an, y
Merritt, United States Commsssio,,
er' a. salmon, Idaho. on tbc 80.
zenith day Of June. 1915.
,. "a. 'a,'lShl names as witnesses.
James F Wood. William n Sbo,n
favtd Edison. BENJAMIN F Tb,S 2.''I ~
Of Salmon. Idaho '' "ti
Rem K. GRAY Rsrfsf,-