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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
SUPERIOR COURT.
Retrial Begins Of the Suit of Klein VS.
Traction 60.

RetriaI of the case ri katherine klcln
" the Wilmington & Philadelphia Trac-
tion Co, began before jury in the Su-
premc Court today Acknowledgement
Rcinhardt represented the plaintiff and
War I. Gray a Ncary the defendant
The case was first tried last spring.
when the jury disagreed. Mrs Klein
CLAIMS hat while She was alIghting from
4 trolley car at Sixth and Union streets
in Nlay 1917 the vehicle started as she
stepped backwards from the running
board and threw her to the ground As
a result Of alleged permanent injuries
she asks for $4,000 damages.
While the case was being heard today
Harry c. Price Of Delaware City, one 81
the jurors, hsd faintlns spell, but was
quickly revived by Or v Edwin Bird
who was called from the witness stand to
attend him
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03

RURAL PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

Rural property transfers have been
recorded rs follows
Two acres Of land IN Ghfistiana hun
dred, Iy the tilenden Land o. to Hide
gardc T. Taylor, for 81 600
Land 1T Buttonwoods, by Mark &.
Robinson to Albert Gilbert, for Sl25.
Land at Relvidere, by the Newport
Land and Investment Co 10 Edward
j Mumtord, for 500
Twenty acres of land situated IN ST
Georges hundred near MiddletoWn. by
Edward NJ Vaughn and Maria Now
land Vaughn to June s Middleton, for
s., 500
Fifteen acres oi land situated in Brandy
vine hundred and adjoining the Concord
pike, by William " Talley and Rachel
T. Talley to Theodore ". Gregg and
Bertha Gregg, for 10000
Land At Brack FN, by Frank i Me
Corrniek and Frances l.. Mccormick to
Samuel s Curlett fer 81, 500
Land Al AlinquAdale, bY the ] a.
Holloway 20, to Plenn MYran Greenly,
for so
Land in Middletown, by Emma sehreitz
to Harry NJ Black and Eva Black, for
s. 600
Land in Middlelown, BY John T.
Collins and Laura Il. Collins 10 Samuel
j Brochson and Emma e Brockson,
for 50 son
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOOT.
Wilmington Club to Try Conclusions
with Glen Willow.

The Wilmington Trapshooting Asso-
citation IS making preparations for the
tn ird match of the i9lS-f9 SEASON Of
the Philadelphia Trapshonter7 League,
which will he held At the Glen Willow
Gun Club grounds, Saturday, December
7. The clubs which meet on this date
are.
Wilmington IT Glen Willow
Lansdaie NJ Clearyiew
Penna r r. At West Chester
Meadow Springs AZ Chester.
Camden P 4 K at s. s White
The standings Of the clubs in the
league matches to date this year are:
Wilmington. 4 roints. 0f4x1ooo tar
gets broken.
s $ White, 4 920x1000
Glen Willow. 4 897xiG00
Camden. 3; 956xl0o0
Vest hester. 3, 917xiO00
Pcnna Railroad, 3 So9xl000.
flearvieu. 3. S7fxlOO0
Lansdale 2 g2Gxi0OO
Meadow Springs, ,, 8f6xl0p0.
Chester, . S42x1000
In meeting Glen Willow, the local
club Is going against q strong and danger
otIs organization, and ono which will
test the MATTE ~ the localities W. q.
Robcien, president of the Wilmington
Trapshootlng Association, says he ls
going np with his men and with thav
on his horse, and intends 70 return
n winner
The s ) White Club goes against
the strong Camden Club on the same
day, and if Camden should upset the
Whites and Wilmington come home
a winner. the latter club would be IN
undi-puted possession Of first place.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
Scientists Caution
Against Liquid
Hypophosphites
Tablet Form Easily
Assimilated Without
Upsettins Stomach

MUNYON'S MARROWBONE TAB
LET'S CONTAIN the necessary hypo-
phoSphites for rebuilding the system
and in addition contain Iron and Manga
nese IN their most assmlative and
easily absorbed form, which is very
essential IN producing a satisfactory
and complete upbuilding Tonic inyalu-
able TO those recovering from Influenza
Grippe, Pneumonia, or all fcbrile dis
eases which rob the constitution Of its
most essential element namely Blood.
Iron, Manganese and Hypophosphites
are powerful upbuilding factors and
blood makers
MUNYON'S MARROWBONE TAB
LET'S are especially prepared for this
weakened condition and viii not upset
the stomach
Each bottle contains one month";
treatment
Price 10 sold by ali druggists.
Care and diet chart sent free on re-
quest
Munyon's Laboratories, Ffty-fourt h
and Columbia avenue, Philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK NARkET.

b. Associated Press "a E>ogS Evening
Chicago, Dec : Hogs, receipts. 50
0O0. market, strong, mostly to 10 cents
higher than Yesterday 5 average Butch
ers, IL 60al7 s.. light l7O0al770; pack
ing, I6S5al7 so; throwouts, l6.25a ID. rs:
pigs, good to choice, l40Oal550
Cattle. receipts, 2l 900, beef and butch
er cattle, steady t. IS cents higher good
stockeTs and feeders, steady. Others.
slow, calves, strong to % cents higher
Beef cattle, good choice and prime, l550a
20.O0; common and medium. 9.5Oa15. so;
butcher stock. COWS and heifers, 665a
l4.25; Gamers and cutters, 5.75a665
Stockers and feeders Good, choice and
fancy, 10 25al3.25 inferior, common and
medium, 70Oa1025; veal calves, good
and choice, l725aI775 western range
beef steers, IL 40alS.0O cows and hcifers
S35aI3OO
Sheep. receipts 10000 market, strong
to % cents higher
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
SEVENTH WARDERS PROTESTED.
A Number Of Citizens Interested in
Movement TO Abolish Skip-stop

Many citizens, chiefly residents of the
Seventh ward, it was learned today, were
interested in the movement to abolish
trolley skip-stops, which eliminated in
success yesterday, when the Board Of
Public Utility Co mn issioners ordered all
skip-stops abolished after this week.
Some days ago State Senator James B.
Hickman and number OF other residents
Of the Seventh ward called upon members
of the Public Utility and also Fuel Ad-
mlnstrator Ten Weeges, pointing out
the Inconvenience experienced, especially
in the western end of the Seventh war.
All of these officials sympathized with the
complaints, and naturally the latter were
grati6ed over the quick result. Citizens
in other parts Of town, and also the
Non-Partisan League, had complained.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
NAT GOODWIN LOSES AZ EYE.
Operation a Success. VIII Return 70
Stage, Comedian Says.

New York. Dee 3 rs result II using
chloroform hnimeat n mistake lor An
eye-wash Ma 6 Goodwin has lost an
eve. il became Nno"a Yesterday
The veteran commedlau submitted 10
an operation for the removal ot the Affect
ed optic at the Manhattan Eye, Ear and
Nose Hospital on Saturday. He was
admitted to the hospital 4 week ago,
when the accident caused hln 70 cut
short ms tour in Why m2rry E" in
Kansas City and return 10 New York
foT treat ment
Although the actor was reported at tht.
hospital as being On the road 70 rapid
recovery, the news II he loss of one of
his ewes was taken bv theatrical foik
70 mean that the stage has seen the
last OF Maj Goodwin 10 4 friend who
called upon him at the hospital however.
Goodwin expressed the belief that hc
would be back on the boards again In &
short tune
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
MARKEr CANS ~ 4ooN.
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKETS.
Associated Press 70 Every Evening

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Phliadephla, Pa, Dec. 3-Bu,ter.
nigner western creamery, .; ancv
prints. 2al
Eggs, higher: nearby Ersts, 1I-0Os2I 50
per .-se 10. current recei pts, -0.7C.
western. extra 5rsts, : Coal So -anrv
seleccea. PACKED, 7Ja17 Per dozen.
heese higher New Lorz Aad Wis
consln. .uil mua 5a5- ?.
Corn. .tea4y, ye4low. -s 70 Sraae anu
location. 55ai.I9.
G.ts, steady; 10. >, TaiJe, s213aS5
No s, s -eaS-.
1--we poultry. .ve.A4,; lows and cncSsns.
hIgaei. -5,-5-.i 1ia rooe,ers. p. ursevs
3Sa4 y ducks. FeAn 9-a55i 90. indian
runners. SAL eSe, So.
DreSSv- poultry - r Iresa-s1-ll leu fowls,
fancy. 80 aa,j., 90, smaller slses, 11a.56,
roueters, : 81, western roasting caSckens,
g0a55, &c. ar9lhag, +2s44
Live turkeys. lower. l5a-S, QresseC
turAeys. ~G0ice. --ssa-aiLed, selected.
2N44O turkeys, .resa-siled, taIr % gooC.
35a.3r. 5,G clAeys, ta51, ducSs anu
geese, sicder, neA-oy 11cks 40a42.
western. Saio. geese, - a-3-
Potstoes. frm; Eastern Shore, sos
3.-I. jerSey, per basket, No. 1870.
No =. 50aOO PENNSYLVANIA. per hMGre
pounds. , t0a255, Iancy Macungle, Ne
/. > 95a3 ] o per hundred pounds, 10. No.
?. 25al so
Flour. frm; winter wheat, 100 peEcer1
-four, l025al065. Kansas AMI spriu-
wheat, 90. lO.95aIi.2U.
Hay, 6r1n, timothy, No. lsrge -rs
small bales, y 00a530O, No ?. - COS
5000, No 3. % 0Oa25.00; elover-n. iSel,
light. 39 00aGU0G, NJ. 35.0GS--. .et
No. ,, -. .O0a25. .0O
Tallow. 6rm prime aty 2 -NNeS,
1874 do, special looS>. 20, prime country.
1877; darG. 10 CAL. elible. .Scrr
22a22 la
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
Grace Valentine at The Victoria.

Two years ago. when Mrs Minnie
Madden Fiskc set the seal Of approval
upon The UnohEstt n d Women"
;1s tie show fitted for her neice
Miss Emily stevens. all real lovers OF
the drama knew they had treat in store
for them, and Miss stevens interpret
ed the leading part SO satisfactorily,
that both Caroline hnolley and the
dainty Emily Stevens fastened them
selves III the memories and hearts of
those who think over and are willing TO
enjoy what the stage produces Oliver
Morosco. mindful of the success the
stage production h2d, saw TO the per-
petuation Of that play; and it has Just
been filmed, and its recent release brings
1t to Wilmington 1t Is at the Victoria
all this week, featuring Grace Valentine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
MAN ROBBED DENIES
SUSPECT IN CASE IS
HOLD-UP WANTED
Victim of S156 Theft Retraots lden-
tiication But Alleged Footpad is
Held for Grand jury.
SOME HEAVY PENALTIES

Though Bernard t. Cummings de-
clarpd that he was mistaken in identifying
Charles Ferguson as one of three men who
robbed him the night of November 30,
Ferguson was held in 81 .000bond for the
grand jury by Deputy Judge Helllngs IN
City Court this morning
Cummings told how he had been held
up about II O'Clock ut night IN from of
No. 22l Shiplev street bv three men. one
Of them soldier. and S156 taken from
him
Policeman Andrew Devenny, who re-
spondcd 10 Cummings, cries for help,
chased the trio and captured Ferguson
Cummings identified Ferguson at the
time, rcaffirmed his Identification later
at the police station and repeated his
declaration again this morning, Police
man DevCnny testified.
But on. the stand this morning Cum
mngs declared he was mistaken; that the
man who had robbed HIM was heavier
than Ferguson and had a depression in
his under hp.
Charged with threatening to shoot
Emma Smith, colored, the aunt of his
wife. John T. Barber. q light skinned
Negro. was placed under $500 bond to
keep the peace.
Clarence Olson. charged with disordcrly
conduct, were rcmandcd to the care of
the captain Of their company.
James Downward. who has been pay
ing his wife $50 month for her support
was ordered to increase tic amount to
$50
primes At Tow Err.
Drink cqsc~ were II lowest eth this
morning. only fve being heard Thomas
Grisson rerelved the stitTcst fine, SO and
costs Michael Iark!nS vas assessed
s.. George I. Sullivan, 5! and costs and
George Crofnrt Was dismissed
Israel Ei~man va ordered to pay Sl5
= week toward the support of his two
children, Mildred, Q wears old, and Max,
aged IT. The action was brought w
Flsman's divorced Wile, AIRS. Wolf, and
Will he appealed hy k,Sman his attorney
gave noticc
Mrs. Vol testified thst her former
hu>band had contributed nothing toward
the support of the children tor six wears.
Ei~man declared he received only So
p week from his business tnd that his
income from other sources was small.
fIc said h. WIS NON maTricd and had three
children bv his second wife. hIt h"t he
was willing To take :hc two children hy
ilS iIr@J Nfe H}tt tifs UClth'.
AI7To DRIVERS FINED.
Joseph Myers was fined $40 and cnsts
for breaking the traffic laws and operating
= motor vchici" without an operators
license idrlan >cruci also pad a like
fine for driving car without proper lights
Edward Johnson, colorcd, became 50
pcrvish when Ec va NAKED out Of
sound sleep IN the smoking room .: the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad station, that when
4 epeclal policeman woke him IN he broke
INTO 4 torrent Of profanity, the officer
-, ifci Tie was fined s. and costs for
u'Icn>c
lr-~pq~-tnG on the =. ( O.. Railroads 5
property cost Irwin Thailhcr q s. fnc
Iicr!a,rt Post; Who has i,cen giving his
uiio 500 month toward her support
ta> ordered q incrcaS TIE amount to
so per wceh II was testified that Post
was earning about $50 a month
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
COUNTY FINANCES.

Treasurer Charles Il I1pplncott re-
ported to the Levy Court today that
New Castle county has current funds
mounting to S308, 100 20 and niscel-
l4neous roads account Of Sl7S 63
lie also reported the following funds
Tor tile uain1 1enancc OF dirt roads Inns
tiana hundred, SI5,4 10, Mill Creek
81 ,224 % White Clay Creek, - so 81 +.
Pencadcr S5,2l0O5: New Castle, SG,929
81; Rcd Lion, s. ,262 Is; S. Georges,
S., 1872 APPOINTMENTS, -, 1853 50,
BIsckbird So 733 96 B Brandywlne, S21 $50
%
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
MOTION PICTURES FOR CHURCH
Emmanuel Congregation Obtains Per
nit for Film Room.

BuIdlnc permits have been issued
as follows by Inspector Preston
Motion picture room at Emmanuel
Church. 18th and Riverview, to cost
$50; Harry ? Carlson, contractor
Garage. al Taylor and Pine streets.
cost SIS: William Simmons. owner.
Charles Rutter. builder
VIBRATIONS Al 2406 Delaware avenue
cost $500; J ! Brown, owner, Charlie
Forvood. contractor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
Chemists To Discass Reconstruction

\ spcclaT meeting Of the American
Chemical Society, Delaware section will
be held at the High School tomorrow
evening The subject to be discussed
will be, American Chemical Society
il Reconstruction The regular meet
ing Of the society Will he held. Friday
December 20 At the first anniversary
meeting Lammot DUPONT, chairman,
will entertain at dinner at the Hotel
DUPONT at f3G
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
DANCE AT HAGLEY.

The Friday night dance, December 6.
will DC the second dance Of the winter
season.
Thursday evening, December II. the
girls senior gymnasium class under tho
leadership of Mrs. Ellen 7 Baldwin. will
give an exhibition Of their gym work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
Flu" Takes Big y. Y. Toll

New York. Dec. 3.-The report Of the
Board Of Health Yesterday showed a total
OF 129 cases Of influenza and 46 IF pneu-
mona IL the city on sunday, and So Of
influenza and 81 Of pneumonia on Mon
day Deaths for the two davs were In
fuenza, "a; pneumonia, so
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
Sent TO Workhouse for Assault.

Leslie G Smith, was brought before
Magistrate Gillis today and found guilty
Of assauiting man, with an iron bar,
at the Bethlehem plant, New Castle.
Sentence Of 60 days in the workhouse
or a fine Of So and costs was imposed
and as the fine was not forthcoming,
he was taken to Warden Cross domain
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
Tall dars Elect.

BrandvwInc Forest, No 20, Tail
Cedars OF l., banon, had its annual meet
ing al the New Century Club last night
and elected the following officers Grand
Tall Cedar, Walter L. Morgan Senior
Deputy Grand Tall Cedar William VI
Mask Jr Junior Deputy Grand Tall
Cedar Howard NJ Ward; Secretary
Frank II Day; Treasurer, He ~ Wilson
A smok entertainment and Ia cheon
followed the election.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
STOCKS OPEN WEAK,
LATER MAKE GAINS
Steels and OtherlTndustrials Show
Improvement Marine Preferred
Makes Big Decline.
3 4seocia.cd press y Ev~rv Evrrlnr

By Aseoc1atcd press ~ Every Evrr'nr
Wall Street ,,aw York lJoc
Stocks wcrc FIRM ~ thr ppening n tcdav
trading largely A. p result III tte rrngth
-nown bv minor rails and -peotslfies, n8t
the narkp+ -oon hecar1e irregular ole 47d
-nippings helng manly re~ponrhle fiji ar
reversal
Investment rale failed - hold The All
yantage gained p yast~-tav 4ter dea a
mgs and tardarl udDstriais anl er1ln-
mrnts Ist fractional rains Elr-h hor rr-
actions set u before the end ~ The first
bali honr on the weakness n Marine
preferred
MARKET GAINS sY noon.
NooN- Excepting Marine preferred
which broke ) l2 points, the market s-ld
denly turned upward later
Rails were active. but made only nornI-
nal gains, greatest strength 6elng SHOWN
rv -teeis, eGuinrnenrs. motors, oOppers
and olis hIef among these were BethIc-
nern. and CrucIDle Sfeeis, BALDWIN Loco
motive, Studebaker, Amenfan an, Texas
Iompany, aIeucan -Tetroitum. a wmcn
advances ranged from ? - . points
People Gas, Corn Prodhcts. DstLlinz
issues ana SDeclairIes aared raoderarelv n
IN the rise wnlch prompted extensive
short covering
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
Letters Granted

Letters testamentary on the estate III
Mary b Edwards have been granted 10
George Lodge and letters Of administra-
tion on the estate Of Annie Mills to Viii
liam @ Duggins
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
Probation Officer Commissioned.

The judges Of the Superior Court
have approved the appointment Of
William Vented Of Auburn. n. j., Is
chief probation officer Of the Juvenile
Court Judge Prickett If the latter
tribunal made the appointment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
Ascuse rhree 9r PIayIns Crap

.TaIueS T. Ne.n l4ei A>,e~ Is.
William Rogers, Nafk4oa ae Lta
Construction oh. N.-r arrested ols.
charged ~ ias ~ rap.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
WILSON STILL PRESIDENT.
Papers Signed By Him in Paris as aid
a. Papers Signed IN the United States.

Ia thr-c columns, lcw days ago,
anent the controversy over The official
status of Woodrow Wilson in thc event
of his attending h peace conference,
i as> held that wherever the President
oi The nited Stafcs might he, there.
=, - speak. uoud H. n White House
anl that he could legally perform he
titItts~ of his eft.r.. anywhere else il the
world IS vel. - in Washington Not
wIth~tandiaI The opinion II former
Atterney-( ,encraI Nlckcrsaam . the
contrary. tbs ,tustirn Is nov -3gS' aimed
~ ~sne of IT, not an4n.n' lspyer-
and jarI.ts n he n.ttI states stated.
or. rather. reS.a,e3, II rlain ems. The
aaiela statf.s 81 Woodrow Wilson
u hlis 4t>en: from he countr, aiil y.
tie same - when hc Is within ths or
1ers OF the country
Nobod1 can sign any documen, N
the United states as President VII le
he Is away He cannot delegate his an
thoritx The Nlce-Presldent cannot act
4s President There Is no provision N
the constitution ior a President of me
| nIted States ad interim Papers signed
BY Woodrow Wilson as President. n
France. or IN any other country. Will
be Is valid As Il signed within the iuris-
diction Of the United States In the
case of heads Of departments, however.
acting officials for the different places
may be named in the absence Of chiefs.
Mr.. Polk for instance. Is to be Secre-
tarv OF State ad interim while Mr.. Ian
sing is absent How, then, about the
next IN succession To MIR. Wilson, His
status does not change at all Mr. Mar
shall will still be Nice-president
- Christian Seience Monitor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
Married bY the Mayor

Ernesto Clcamorro and FiIomeno De
brigh both Of this city were married
yesterday by the mayor in his office.
The couple Will reside III Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03

Lost something? Try classified adver-
i sement in Every Evening
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-01-25
NOTICE.
To WIZ
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the
HrrslannH han fnn md nnsrrr...A /

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the un.
dersigned has fed and pastured the
following described livestock one
black geiding horse branded Y on
left side, one sorrel mare and one
black mare branue; ltth heart
point down with bar 10 Join heart
with letter NJ on left side; bay bald
face gelding branded L on left shoui
der: one brown gelding branded with
open \ on left shoulder: one bay
colt, on the ranch of the undersien-
ed for. and at the special instance
and request of j. NJ Childers the
owner thereof. and that the reason,
able value of said feed and pasture
so furnished is the sum OF $3.50. and
that the undersigned has lien
against the said livestock therefor,
as provided by Section 3446 of the
| Revised Codes of Idaho, all of which
| said live stock is in the possession
| of said undersigned.
| Notice Is further given that the
| said feed and pasture was furnished
| between the LIST day of January, 1916
and the 2lst day of November, 1917
and that the said lien provided bv
| said Section has not been paid with
in 60 days after such feed and pas,
| ure has been so supplied.
| The undersigned will. therefore
sell the above described livestock al
public auction at the ranch of the IN
designed, situate near Lemhi, Idaho
in Lemhi county on Saturday Febru
airy 9TH 1918. at > O'Clock y, m, &c
the highest bidder for cash, as pro
yided by this Section. The proceed
from said sale will be applied To Ia
discharge of said lien and costs; ant
the remainder II any. will be pal,
over To the owner of side live stock
Dated at Salmon, Ida1o. on thi
cath day of January, A. H., 1918
l.. H. ALLISON.
Iapuary, Or Cahruarv
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-01-25
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:. SALMON LOCALS :.


Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Ecker
sell January II, a girl.
President Walter c. ShoriD of the
Pioneer bank, is expected home next
week.
Hugh Duncan chapter Q. f. 5. will
hold a regular meeting at the lodge
rooms next Tuesday evening.
Livingston T. Perkins was in from
Leadore on Monday for a day or two
attending to business matters.
Harry Hover, whose home has
been quarantined on account of a
case of scarlet fever. was a Salmon
business visitor on Tuesday. The few
er patient recovered with no spread
of the disease.
The Stratton hospital has secured
the services of Miss Helen Boggs,
graduate nurse from St. Alpnon-
sus hospital in Boise, who comes
highly recommended. Miss Boggs is
a sister of Mrs. Martin Curran. Sal
mon has in this hospital an institu-
ton worthy of the city.
Verne Thompson has been in from
the Tormey mine this week laying in
supplies. He and his partner, S. A.
Matthews. are finding the riches they
started out for when they took over
this old property The values are
there" is what is written all over
the faces of these energetic young
men whenever they appear on the
Salmon Rialto.
A. w. Pope, who recently sold his
lower Salmon river ranch, which he
developed from the wild into a pro,
ductive place, is arranging to move
again further down where there is
Isull some pioneering to do. When
Mr. Pope came into The Recorder
office on Monday to order the paper
a regular visitor to go into his home
he told how the settlements around
had become too thick for him and
that was the reason for selling out
He has already accumulated com
Portable fortune while developing the
waste places of tae earth.
+. T. Decker, former esteemed cit
izan of Leadore now residing al
Chester, Ill, writing to renew his
subscription. saws they are haVine
some real winter back there. witt
II 70 u inches Of snow and very
! cold for this part of Egypt" Mr.
/ Decker says few days ago the Their
mometers registered Is 10 % below
which is something unusual. Il pre-
fer the winters of Gear Lemhi val
/ ley" be writes, where you do not
freeze one day and thaw the next
/ am pretty well located here but
still am home sick for the west.
| may take a trip some time in the
! future to have good and-shakc
with my friesds of Lemhi county