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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-11-24
NOTICE OF SALE


In the District Court of the Sixth Ju-
dicial District 10 and for Custer Coun-
tg, State OF Idaho
Security State Bank. a corporation,
Plaintiff, VS..
Louis 1pharraguerre, John III. Vornek
Harry =. Hunter. John Etchecahar, Il.
A. Moy,s Pierre E. Latapie, Frank
Espitel Ter and A. A. Zeigler and Da-
vid R. Pingree, substituted as Admin.
i>trator OF the Estate of Pierre Lata.
pie, deceased, defendants.
Uncer and by virtue Of an order Of
sale and decree OF force osrre, issued
out Of and under the seal 1.-THE Sixth
Judicial District Court of theISta,e of
Idaho, in and for Custer, County Idaho
upon judgment rendered in said
court Cd the 4th day Of November, 49,
90, In the above eAtit ed action, where
in the above named plaintiR obtained
A Judgment and decree against the a.
bove named defendants Louis Ipharra-
guerre, Lohu N. Wognek, Harry p.
Hunter ohn Etchecahar, L. A. Moves
Pierre Z. Latapie, Frank Esritellier
and a. ~. Zeigler, and David Il. Pin
gree, substituted AS Administrator of
the estate of Pierre Latapie, deceased.
which said decree vas on the 9th dav
Of November, 1920, recorded in the
judgment book of sal court at pape
352, | am commanded to sell all that
ceriain o., piece or parcel Ct land sit.
uated in Custer County, State OF Idaho
and bounded ard per!culaily describ-
cd as fol o vs., to-wit:
Northeast qaae'e' tNE4j of the
southwest q 'arter SW4); north half
(Nl5) of the s)utheast quarter jsE1s)
IA q the southwest quarter SWH) Of
OF the southeast quarter SEQ OF Sec
ton five l5l, township six north 1871.
range twenty-five Is5I East Boise MGR
idian, continuing 100 [lGUl acres. more
or less, with the exception or: A str;,
OF land one hun,red [l0ol feet wide
which was decided 10 Tie Salmon Riv.
er Railroad Company, corporation
for right of way for railroad Track.
Together with 100 inches of water da.
ting from March 10, 1894; together
with lhe tenemeuts, heredi,aments
and appurtenances thereto beionpipp
or in any wise npp,r'aining, and for
that purpose have levied uron tbs
same.
Notice is hereby given that ]. the
undersigned, Sheriff a., a 'oreseia viii
sell the ah@ve described real nropertv
- he high s bidde, for cash at n,,h.
lie aucti II at tie front door of tina
County Court Gus. II Custer Countv
Idaho, at Cha is 10 the Conn,y of Cns
ter, st te If Id h. IN the Bird doy of
Decem he r. 1920, at 10 o. ock A. Al of
that day TO satisfy plaiu;iif's Judgment
with Interest theo.oa aud costs
Dated November 10Th, lqe0 MIA =,
u. w. CUMMINS.
Sheriff, Custer County, Idaho
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Serial No oa5oGO

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of tie Interior, United
States Land Office at Haley, Idaho,
October 8 h, 1920,
Notice is hereby given that Law
renee J. Phelan, of Myers Cove, Idah .,
who, on May 2S, 1919 made Homestead
entry, No. 025070, for Lots 6 and 7,
Section %, Tow nship II North, Range
IL East, Boise Merida has fled no.
tice of intention TO make Communication
Proof. to establish claim to the land u
boos described, before Joseph Ii. Hor-
ton, U. 9. Commissioner, at Challis, l.
IDAHO, on the so.h day OF November,
1920.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
David LANG, OF Challs, Idaho,
Charles Shaw OF Challis, Idaho, Meshe
Jones, of Challs, Idaho, Walter Wade
OF M gems Cove, Idaho. ol3 nit
BEN r. GRAY,
L.
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NOTICE

of Time and Place for IroTing wiz
and Hearing Application f,r Letters
Testam entary.
In the Probate Coltt of Custer coun-
ty, state OF Idaho.
In the matter OF the estate OF VIM.
Eddy, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that on Sat
urday,. the :0lh day of Novem Der, 1920
at 10 o'clock 4. NJ. OF said day, and the
Court Room o = il'Conrt. at ,ChalIis,
Olst,r oo1nty, ldaho. has been up
poinfel a lie time ana place for pro-
wing the viii Of William Eddy, deceas-
ed, and for hearing the application of
W. w. Adamsan for the isauance to
him of letters testamentary.
Dated November list, 1920.
n3 II jonathan job, Ex Ohicia Clerk
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Notice is hereby given that in pursu
ancc of an act of Congress approved
May 10th, 1872, The Greyhound Min.
ing and Milling Company, Limited, a
corporation, whose post Office address
IS Boise, Idaho, has made application for
a patent for 1900 linear feet ON the
Logan, Col Bernard, Holey Terror, Moth
er, Rufus, Birdie and General Grant
Lodcs respectively, comprising the Gen.
eral Grant Group, bearing gold and sill
YER, the same being 7O2 feet southeast,
erly and 1913 feet northwesterly on said
Logan Lode; 196 feet northwesterly and
900 feet southeastcrly on the Col Der.
nard lode; 1900 feet northwcsterly and
ioo feet sontheasterly on the Holey Ter
ror lode; S6S feet northwes erlv and
%2S 1e2t southcas5erly on the Mother
lode; 14A.S feet ncgthwcsterly and 7l6
feet soutaeasterly On said Rufus lode;
Sa2 feet northwcsterly and 4l3 feet
souskeas'erv on said Riplic lode; and
lao feet northwest rly and $50 feet
southe29scriy ON said General Grant
lode from the respective discovery
shafts thereon with surface ground GOO
feet IN width on each of said
lodes, and for t'e Birdie, Rufus and
Col HeGnari Ml!l3itcs, all situate III
seafoam Mining District, Custer Coun.
ty, state OF Idaho, and dcs ribe;d by
the onicial Plat and by the Field notes
on Gle in he Ofiee of the .Reg;ster of
Haley I'and District, Idaho, as FOL
lows, Viz:
LOGAN LODE SURVEY NO. ej73 A
Beginning ut Corner No. /.
Whence Z IS. L, NJ. No. Seafoam
Mining District, Custer County, Idaho,
bears N 40 degrees 80 minutes, "
10000 feet
Thence n "a degrees 46 minutes Z
COO feet TO Cor. No. 2.
Thence S 6S degrees 05 minutes E.,
10000 feet to Corner No. 3.
Thence s "a degrees 46 minutes W.,
G00Q0 feet TO Cor. No 4.
Thence N GS degrees 05 minutes W.,
10000 feet to Cor. No. L., the place of
beginning; Adjoining claims are Idaho
Lode Survey No. 1865 and Col Ber-
nard this survey.
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Serial No. 023273-O23e74
NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION

~ - = i's'SSAS-A l. io4N
Department Of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho, Nov. 3,
1920.
Notice is hereby O n that George
Barrows, OF Lea io'. Idaho, who, on
Angus 20, 1917, msue Homestead En-
try Nc. o23213, for NWA NW14 Sec. q
and who, on May %. 1920, made Add'i
CIR. lid. Serial No. 023214, for SW4 S.
E4 Sec. n, E]9 NWl4, E16 SWA. SIX
Il Sc. y; M NE15, Sec. 33. Town
ship 10 N1r,h, Range 26 East, Boise
Meridi n, has flied notice of intention
to make tiua three year proof, to es.
tsblish claim to the land above de-
scri Ell, before w. II. stone, U. $. Com
missioret, RI Leadore, Idaho, On the
18th day of Decem Der, 1920.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
Il, w. Fielder, H. ID. Phiill.s, Tom
keating, j. a, Hall all Of Leadore. l.
daho. nl7d15
BEN Il. GRAY,
Register
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md wpst of fine Birdie Lode.

and west of the Birdie Lode.
John Henry Lode southeast OF the Ru-
fus Lode and southwest of the Bird
lie Lode.
Happy Jack Lode southeast of the
Birdie Lode and southwest of the Gen
eral Grant Lode. All Of the above,
except The Idaho, are unsurveyed,.
Date of posting this notice on claim,
September q, 1920.
Any and all persons claiming a1Tcrs
ely the mining grounds, veins, lodges,
premises or any part Of the same 80
plated, designated, surveyed and ap-
piled for, are hereby notified that UNI
less their adverse claims are duly filed
according to law, with the Register
OF the United States Land Office at
Boi3e. in the State Of Idaho, within the
si&ty-day period of publication of the
notice of said application, they will be
barred by virtue of said provisions OF
said statutes.
BEN r. GRAY,
Register
First Publication Oct. 90, 1920.
Last Publication Dee. Is, 1920.
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First Publication Oct. 20, 1920.
Last Publication Dee 10, 1920.
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Round VAL y Iir.aation Company,
Limited, Prin;pal lace # Bus mss
Chal g, Idaho.
Notice hereby giTsn that at a
meeting of tn Dirsctor5, held on the
9th day OF October, 1920, an assess
ment of 20 cents per share was levied
up>n he ca pital stocls OF the corpora
tion, payab'e on or before Decembe
10, 1920. 10 N. 9. Ilovey. Treasurer, at
the First Stat. Bank of CbUliis idaho.
Any sto !; upon wlicl this assess
nent remains unpaid on the 10th day
Of Deem Jer, 49,. W !, be delinqnent
and ad7er5isel for s ale 1T Pub C alc-
ito and unless payment be made be-
fore, vii b g:ll on the 18th day OF
January, 1921, t 20 o'eio.k a. NJ of
said day, At the Office of said corpora
ton, to pay the delinquent assessment
together With costs OF advertising and
exp rs f sale.
Dated this 27tb day of October, 1920
MILTON A. BROWN, Secretary
Location OF lflice, Ctallis, Idaho rs q
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note and mortgage.

note and mortgage.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
district court, this the 18th day of Oc-
t 'ber, 1920. e, j. MICHAEL, Clerk
Thomas Il Andersen, Attorneys for
Plaintiff, Black foot, Idaho o27dl
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR I'm.
TIED STATES PATENT

Mineral Survey 10. 2573 A and B.
O. bepartment of the Interior, United
states Land Office, Haley, Idaho.
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that the telephone system OF the
hotel had suddenly gone out Of
commission.
Rswson. accompanied by Sorran.
tried another instrument, tested II
TO a room on the same moor and
found that Il was In perfect work
ing order.
Come on" said Rawson with
suppressed excitement and urged
Sorran to the elevator.
Arriving at the top floor they
strolled along the corridor to avoid
attracting attention. AS they
turned the corner at right angles
they saw the equerries standing
outside No. 727.
Good morning. gentlemen" said
Rawson. MAY / ask IL you have
seen his High ness this morninST'
"We have not seen him" replie 4
the senior equerry. I'VE received
a message from your-from your
representative Dy the telephone
saying His Highness has said he
wished to be not disturbed until
eleven this morning. II Is now
eleven. We ask on the telephone
to speak to him and the lady say
there is no reply"
Its no good hammering on the
door" said Rawson to Sorran, and
the two men returned to the Office.
AS they entered the office Swan
dleton looked at Rawson and read
the answer in his face. He picked
up the receiver.
"Try his Highness again, please" ."
he said, and there was a tremor In
his voice as he spoke.
you can get no answerT he
asked half a minute later. very
we'll Answer no calls. Keep a
constant ring on No. 727 and ring
here the moment you get a reply"
He replaced the receiver and
turned to Henry Marco.
II am afraid. Mr.. Marco" he
said, 1--WE must ask you to wait
until His Highness answers the
telephone. We have no other
means OF communication with him
whatever"
He explained the construction OF
No. 727 to him. The bank official
was interested and the explana.
tion was spun out for quarter OF
an hour.
mo answer YETI" said Swandle'
ton to the hotel exchange. Then
get me Inspector Dolan, OF Police
Headquarters
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CHAPTER VI.
A Mysterious Murder.

INSPECTOR DOLAN ordered i'm
mediate action. While mel
d from the firm of safemakers
who had fitted No. 727 were or
their way to the Astorbilt, sum
moned by telephone, team ol
steeplejacks had ascended to the
roof.
Within half an hour cradle
swung over the window of the sit
ting-room and the steeplejack was
making his report.
Cant see nothin'," he shouted
to his mates on the roof. Tables
and chairs and all that, but nothin
out of the ordinary"
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@RINCE MPAK'S recovery from
his shock was instantaneous
= and apparently complete.
Forgive me-" he said to Inspec-
tor Dolan, bowling as foreigners will
bow. But my nerves have been
badly out OF order since my illness.
And the consciousness OF my re-
sponsibility-you understand"
He spoke English almost per-
fectly, with only the slight, cultural,
half-German accent OF the Near
East. He had been educated In
America and was wholly conver.
SAINT with Western manners and
customs.
Inspector Dolan made polite
noises, and as they reached the end
of the foyer they we're approached
by Swandleton, the manager Of the
Astorbilt.
"Your Excellency, may present
Mr.. Swandleton?' said the Inspec-
tor, in an evident hurry to get rid
OF this sort OF thing. Politenesses
we're exchanged between Swandle-
ton and the Prince. and Swandleton
entered the elevator with them.
Inspector Dolen has doubtless
explained that your suite is on the
top floor?" questioned Swandleton.
The Prince nodded and cast, a
half-fear.ul glance at the elevator
boy. Inspector Dolan smiled and
wondered why all foreigners we're
so nervous.
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Swandleton stepped out OF the car
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mary wilding. Escorted by a man.
tall. dark mustache. aquiline nose.
straight chin. probably calling him
self Capting Gillingham."
There was a moments silence.
during which Inspector Dolsn was
noting the particulars on his memo
randum pad.
Il say. Sorran," said the Inspec-
tor. "Is that the girl you were sit.
ting with when we came inr
"Yes," replied Sorran.
Il thought - something hap
pened." said the Inspector.
Don't build on It," warned Sor-
ran. ITS little more than a fancy.
Is II worth backing"
Every time" was the reply.
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a Strange PrccautIon.
RINCE MPAK'S recovery from
r his shock was instantaneous
l. and apparently complete.
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pened." said the Inspector.
Don't build on It," warned Sor-
ran. ''It's little more than a fancy.
Is II worth backing?"
Every time" was the reply.
CHAPTER v.
Cause for Alarm.
A NYONE but Sorran would
~ have been obsessed with the
= . idea that he had drawn a
blank. Any other private detective.
, sitting In the lobby Of the Astor.
bilt at 10 o'clock on the following
morning would have worried over
those thirty-odd men despatched
from Police Headquarters the pre-.
vious night.
One Of the detectives had found
Miss Rosemary Wilding at one Of
the more reputable Broadway caba-
rets. She had been about to
leave. with her escort. when the
detectives came upon her. He had
heard the order given to the taxi
cab driver to drive to the Astorbilt
shortly before midnight.
Sorran did not worry in the least
He sat and thought 1t all over and
was quite content to come to no
conclusion.
At ten-thirty he went to the office
OF the hotel manager to have a chat
with Rawson.
worst of these foreigners" said
RawsOn when they had turned to
the subject of the Prince. They
get so fidgety. He rang up Mr..
Swandleton twice during the night
over some absurd trifle. and this
morning he telephoned that he
would not have any breakfast at
all and did not want to be dis
turbed until the man from the
trust company called"
Some ten minutes passed In cas-
ual gossip. which was then inter-
rupted by the ringing Of the tele-
phone.
Rawson picked up the receiver
and then nodded to Sofran and
grinned, from which Sorran de-
duced that 1t was the Prince.
mo. sir, not yet" he heard the
assistant manager say. ut is only
a quarter to eleven. and ! under.
stand that the appointment is for
eleven O'Clock. Yes, sir, we
shall ring YOU up the moment he
arrives and I myself shall escort
him to your door"
He replaced the receiver and
turned to Sorran.
you heard that?" he said.
Nerves again."
Sorran left the Office and re-
turned to the lobby. AS he reached
1t Miss Wilding emerged from the
elevator, dressed for the street.
Her dull green walking suit had
come from a good tailor, thought
Sorran. and thought of what the
East Pennacook police sergeant
had told him about the reduced cir
cumstances Of her family. He
noted with approval that she no
longer wore the atrocious necklace.
He approached her, wishing to
have a word with her before she
went out. But she gave him the
most distant Of mods and passed on
her way.
! He stood looking after her and
noted that she knew how to walk.
What the dickens was a girl like
that in her reduced circumstances
doing at the expensive Astorbilt?
Through the glass doors came a
man whom he recognized as Henry
Marco, a director Of the Gibraltar
Trust Company. Sorran followed
him at little distance TO the office
and hung about, waiting uncon-
cernedly.
A minute passed-two, three min
utes.
Rawson emerged from the office
with white, anxious face.
"Can't get an answer from the
idiot" he said in an undertone TO
Sorran as he hurried on to the
managers office.
A minute later Rawson returned
with Swandleton. The latter went
in and talked to the official from
the Trust Company and explained
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 afternoon. black lynx fur necKplece'
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ROOFING SALE

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OFFICE FURNITURE = Furniture or
 popular priced chairs, tables and files
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