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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-08-12

NOTICE OF HEARING ON CON-
FORMATION OF REPORT OF
COMMISSIONERS
in the District Court of the Seventh
Judicial District of the State
of Idaho, in and for the
County of Payette
In the Matter of DRAINAGE DIS
TRICT No. L of the COUNTY
of PAYETTE, in the State
of IDAHO:
To the land owners and all persons
corporations, municipalities interest
ed in the lands included in the ter
ritory within the boundaries of the
proposed Drainage District No. 1 of
Payette County, in the State of Ida
no;
You, and each of you. will please
take notice that the commissioners
appointed by the Court in the matter
of the organization of Drainage Dis
trict No. / of Payette County, have
made to the Court and filed herein
their Report of their examination Of
the lands described in the Petition
filed in these proceedings and pro-
posed to be drained and protected
and the lands over and upon which
the work is proposed to be construct,
ed. together with the findings Of
said commissioners recommending
changes in the boundaries of said
District and the location of the pro-
posed drains and the estimated cost
of the proposed work and descrip-
ton of all land affected and the
amount of the assessments against
and damages, if any, awarded TO
each tract, lot, or easement, and
other matters required by law; that
the description of all land affected
and the amount of the assessments
and damages awarded in said Re-
port are fully set forth in said Re
port. particularly the parts thereof
DESIGNATED as Exhibits" "a" and
"B", copy of which said Report is
appended to, and published and sery-
ed herewith, and which, by refer,
ence, is made a part hereof the same
as if fully set forth herein. The
whole of said Report attached here
to is marked exhibit Az.
That the Honorable B. S. Varian,
one of the Judges of the District
Court of the Seventh Judicial Dis
trict, has ordered that Friday, the
10th day of September, 1920, at ele-
ven O'Clock a. m, on said date, at
the Court House in Payette, Payette
County. State of Idaho, be, and is,
the time and place fixed for the
Hearing on the confirmation of said
Report; That YOU are hereby mott
fled to appear at said time and place
and make and file whatever objec-
ton, if any, you may have, to the
award of damages or the assessment
of benefits against any lands owned
or possessed by you or in which
you are interested within said Dis
trict or demonstrate against the
whole, or any part, of the proposed
work, or to the confirmation of said
Report, or make such other objec
ton, if any, that you may have to
the proceedings herein.
Dated at Payette. Idaho, this 10th
day of August. 1920.
H. G. GARDNER,
Clerk of the District Court.
Filed August 10, 1920, at $50
o'clock Am.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-08-12
EXHIBIT 4
DRAINAGE DISTRICT No. 1


Assessor Dams Assesse
Owner Description Acres Righto Way
Acres
Note All block numbers following descriptions
wise noted all descriptions N
r. W. B. NJ All Plats recorded Record
o Co
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-08-12

7LOWer Paw
ghtoway assessed contribut-
of and satura-
description Of said righofway:
Beginning OF
a. TIN
of canal by and
stan
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-08-12

That all of the lands within the
boundaries of the proposed district
and described in the original Petit
ton filed herein and other lands
within the same watershed which it
was determined should be included
within the said district as herein
after fully set forth, will be bene-
fitted or deemed benefited. by the
construction of the proposed work,
and the total benefits will amount to
the sum of $62,661.10, and will
greatly exceed the cost of construct
ing such work, including all Incl
dental expenses, cost of proceeding,
and damages. and your Board OF
Commissioners has determined what
lands within said district contribute
by the seepage of irrigation water
therefrom to the saturation and
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-24
PosTA ADMINIsTRATIE|

D-lui Nicolae Olaru, Dayton,
Ohio: Ziarul D-talc il expe-
diem in mod regulat, 81 suntem
siguri ca primit de cineva. da-
cal primesti D-ta. 81 neregulat,
reclama postmastcrului din ora
sui D,tale.
D-lui N. Gligorescu, Detroit,
Mich: Bucuros va raspund
scrisoarei D-tra, 81 fac pc a.
ceasta Gale, pentru ca poate SER
vi ca raspuns mai multora. Daca
D-ta intr 'adevar al pus de gind
sa pleci acasa, 81 cum spui te-ai
adresat Corporatiei ,,VlCFORI-
A" Foreign Exchange, me,
l56-10th Avenue. New York, N.
H., cerind indrumari pcntrl
schimbul banilor cit 81 pentru
biletln de Vapor, socotim cd ati
prOcedat de IMMUNE in alegerea
agenNei care sc va reguleze tre-
bile inainte de plecare, daca ne
intrebati inainte, cui sa va adre-
sati. YAM Fl recomandat tot pc
.,VICTORIA".
D-lui A. Demian, Mansfield,
Ohio: Ori eta buna vointl
am avca nu putem, pentru ca
D-ta al uitat sd ne trimiti, atit
adrcsa veche, cit 81 taxa de
schimb. Asteptam 81 pc una, 81
pc alta. 81 apoi bucuros.
D-lui Dumltru Damaschin, We
irton, w. Va: - Adresa ce ne
att cerut-o, pentru scopurile cc
aveti este: VICTORIA" Fo-
reign Exchange, Inc, 156-10th
Ave, New York, N. Y.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-24
DIN FUCA CONDf|ULU|.

Principiul Time is money a
condus pc Joseph u. Howard din
Tacoma, in toate actlunile vietei
sale. char la facerea testamentului,
care Sc compune din urmatoarele
cuvinte:
I'm delari pentru fiul me,l
Nathan; restul sotiei mele A.
my" Sc zice ca g eel mai scurt
testament care s'a rcc0rdat vre-
o data la Washington. Howard
a lasat la ,moarea lui o avere con
siderabila. ID 'apoi ce Alta
vorba 81 prolologhie. cind sa site
Cd vorba lHnga saracia omului
In Franta s'a votat legc ca
re obliga pc stapini sd plateasca
. taxa de 40 franci peptru fieea-
re servitor. Legea tinde spre d
aduce venituri 81 democratizare
nlumai de nu S ar plati din leafa
scrvitorilor.
Dintr 'un anunt publicat in
tr un ziar rominesc: ,,REUMA-
TISM" (r;ceala de aur). = A.
furisit aur. Mestecati mai binc
zarzavatul dior.
O femeie din Dayton STA uci,
sbarbatul, zicind ca La iubit prea
multi. Era bine daca il iubea mai
putin 81 il lasa sa traiasca.
In Paris Sc aglta ideia ca ro-
chile sd nu fie mai lungi de IA
degete. = Protestam. Frunza dc
vita pc care o purta strabunIca
Eva n'avea un diametru att de
mare.
Greseli de tipar: Cum Sc poa-
te?' intrcba Lizica. cuvioasa !.
Sufragistele slustin ca odatd
ce femeile all drepturi civile 81
politice egale Gu barbatii, bar
'batul MI Sc mai poatc ntltula
capul familiei, 81 ca acest titll
Sc cuvine femeii. caci ca e teme-
liza 81 isvorul famiIiei. Alta
dandana. Sc vedem cum Sc va
de>leea 81 nodul asta gordian.
Dina HELEN ID. McLurre din
Dallas. a cerut tribunalului. sa
fic divortata de barbat. Mott
vul: Cum csc din casa isl scoate
inclnl de logodna din dcget.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-24
INFORNAT|UN|

Regele Belgiei va vizita Brazi
la. = Rio .Janeiro. = S'a anun-
tat cd regelc Albert al Belgiei.
va vlzlta acest oras prln luna
Iunie. Unnl dintrc celr mai fru-
moasc palate este pregatit pcH-
tru primlrea rcgelul.
Clocnlre de tramvale. Cinci
persoane an fost gray ranite
cind un tramyaiu local din Lo-
ain. "a oprit pc linia ferata din
cauza lmui defect Ia motor, toe
maj la O curba. sn acel timp un
tranlyai care circula intre orase
venea Gu iuteala desul Gle ma
re. iEtorcindu-se la curba 81 To-
Wind tramvaiul care sta Pc loc.
pistanta a fost prea mica ca ma
slnistul sa poata opri tramvaiul.
Dol mar'nari opariti de moar
te. San Diego. - Dol mari.
mari All fost opariti de moarte.
lar alti dol foarte gray raniti. a,
sa cd a fOst necesar al dlrce la
un spital pc uscat. cin'd tcava
de abur de pc distrugatorul Sta
telor Unite kitty" s'a spart. pa
cind vaporul mergea ell iuteali
in apropiere de San Diego.
Automobil omoara un copil de
zcce AMI. - Eaton. John w
Martin, nn cOpilaS de zece ami, a
fost omorIt de un automobil pc
end inccrca ca Sc trcaca strada.
Un hotel dlstrus de foe. =
New York. - Patru suite de eli
cnti din hotelul Marie Antonicta
dc pc broadway, au fost alum
gait de prin camerele Tor, ieri
foarte dc dimineata, de un foe
care s'a iscat din camera Will
am (BiG Bill H. Edwards, a.
gent federal. Clientii au fost Gu
prinsi de spaima 81 au alergat
in strada.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-24
S P R E STIR E.

80 aduce Il cunagt gtinta generala
c4 ori % plingsri denuntari sau
urmxrhi M - PCT publiea pina
persoena care dorogte ptbIicarea
lor M - identifies prin IN act de
Il Docietatea localx. apartinxtoa
= Uniunu s. +. =.
P1ingerile sau dsnuntx txrils fxcu-
= i1apetriya funet tioaarilor unei
socist1ti trsbuisac trimiss prsddt
'Jlui esnral i Uniuusi.
Asemanea, onOr. 6oc. vor inar
intA presidin1uj UnianA ri - -
nuntnsi - 4nyuxyiFi = oele ~
tlieS izapoastva unui nl1gIbn y
Sesistx 4 4.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-24

nnma c1stga stna increderca poporui pentr a.
egere vtoare 81 ce della uvern sa nu ncsocoteasck pro
nere si sfature nimenn in crenta sun sprjniti
maJoritate ormdabila findca ntolerana pach
devaratu spirit democratic
Opera de regenerare ncamulu 81 tar Sd e lucrarc
comuna Ia care contribute sfatul crca to aesi
mnlu caci numa poac face opera durab
il 81 spre folosul tutulor
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-24
VICTORIA" FOREIGN .EX-
CHANGE, INC,
156-10th Ave. New York. n. Y

Functionarii de acolo iii sta
in ajutor sa-ti procuri pasapor-
tul, Biletul de Vapor. sa-ti pla
testi taxa la Stat 81 in timpul a.
ccsta csti gazduit la un Hotel
|curat.
Deci de cind sosesti in New
York 81 pima cfnd pleci, omul no
|stru Va are de grije.
Nh uita adresa aceasta 81 spu-
nele-o 81 la prietenii 81 consata-
|nii D-Tale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-24
Buford indarat in portul New
Gu CfTA BUCURIE TE AS
TEAPTA CEI DE ACASA!

Cilld site ca D-Ta care al fost
alicia despartit de eel mai scumpi
al D-Tale tc reintorci acuma du-
pa atitia ami de despartire.
81 toti asteapta Gu drag -stiind
ca lie aduci cite ceva.
Deci ca D-Ta sd poti calatorl
fAra avea neajunsuri 81 supa-
rari scrie 0 scrisoare pentru in
formatii la Agentia 81 Hotelul
curat ROmincsc:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-24
o cr1ma tripla.

Q crlma t11pla. ProvNen-
ce. Raspunziird unei chemari
anonime la telcfon. politia a.
flat cadavrele lui Sykanus Thrc
sher, un juvarergiu, unei fete Gu
numele Gladys. de unsprezece
ami, 81 a d-soarei Marriet Mulho-
Hand care sc afla in casa lui
Thresher.
Tot trei au fos timpuscati
Cercetarilc facute n 'au putut
stabili daca fost crima dubla
81 un 'caz de sinucidere orr cri-
ma tripla.
Dare pc plane. Paris. =
Municipalitatea Paris-ului avind
un deficit de aproape 100000
600 franci planuieste noua dare
cu scopul de stringe acest def
lett, in timp> de trei ami de zile
Sc planuieste a pune dare pc
Ipiane, la fel sediscuta 81 po-
Isibila dare pc servitori.
Buford indarat in portul New
York. - New York. = VaDor,ll
Statelor Unite, de transport ,.Bg
ford ori asa numitul cora.
bia bolsevistilor" care a dus pe
Emma Goldman 81 Alexander
Berkman impreuna cu alti 247
Irosii, Sc afla din nou in portu1
acestui oras, dupa absenta dc
doua luni 81 ri de cind a plecai
in yoiajul rcnumit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-24
Fotografille Kaiseruiui scoass

ulH CIdu1TIIS PtIUI1CV. = DuTlI1I.
= Ministrul Prusiei de interi-
oare a dat ordin ca toate foto-
grafiile. statuele ori statuetele
care reprezinta pc Kaiser, fostul
imparat al Germaniei. precm 81
toate emblemele 81 busturile lui,
sceptrele. coroanele sd fie scoase
din cladirilc p,lblicc 81 sa fie pu.
Sc in mnZeu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-24

Pagubelc snferite Sc ridica Ia
$4,000 dolari. 81
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24

spondent of the London Times. who adds:
 "The gravest aspect of the position IS that Derry may speedily become mere incident in a much larger setting For three days rumor has stated that Sim F-einers from the northwest were concentrating for an attack on the city Q" and 1t is not improbable.
 For the first time very large bodies Of Iawless elements in the city possess deadly weapons and plenty of ann munition for the first time the whole city is involved and not mercy a re- stricted area where the factions live; for the first time the principal victims have been inoffensive people. who have been shot down. not for political or sectarian reasons. but in Wantonness The lawless element over a wide area Is being drawn into the conflict. whi'e those who hitherto have held aloOf from any battles are gradually but surely coming to the conclusion that they must take mp weapons
 The proceedings at Derry possess every element of civil war, without any interference worthy the name from the forces which the government is sup posed to control
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24
6 OHIO DELEGATES
 HURT IN ACCIDENT
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

SALT LAKE CITY. June 28.-Six members of the Ohio delegation to the Democrat tic convention at San Fran cisco sustained cuts and bruises tonight when an electric car on which they were returning from Saltair resort was wrecked.
 Miss Aileen Simmons of Sidney, Ohio. was the most seriously hurt and she was taken aboard the special train which brought the visitors to Salt Lake She sustained cuts about the lower part of her body. The injuries of the other five were negligible. There were 20 Ohioans on the wrecked car.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24
New York Leaders Arrive

SAN FRANCISCO, June 23-Charles F. Murphy. leader of Tammany hall, accompanied by Governor Alfred smith of New York. came to town tonight but the spirit of loquaciousness was not upon him and he had nothing to say. The New York delegation and the Tammany hosts are due here to- morrow.
 Have been out of touch with poli- tics for several days, said Mir. Mur- phy, and can't say what the New | fork delegation will do until we have a caucus. As to a plank in the plat form to amend the Nolstead act, that is a matter that will have to be fought out on the convention floor.
 Mr. Murphy's attention was called to a story of his indictment in New York on the ground of conspiring to coerce Louis Hartog. a manufactures, to return S125,00O which the Tammany leader invested with the Hartog com pany.
 That's a business suit" said the Tammany chieftain, and all 1 will say about it is that tiartog got the s125 ,000."
 Governor Smith said the New York delegation would hold a caucus Fri
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24

day or Saturday to determine it's opin- ion on platform and candidates.
 We have many women who are members of our allegation said the New York governor, "and several of them have not met, so it would be a little premature to say just what New York will do in the convention. should think the league of nations would be the big issue and the most important in this convention"
 Governor Smith and Leader Murphy conferred with party leaders during the evening.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24

CContinued from Page Onel or two weeks, certainly in less than a month.
 We are working ceaselessly toward a decision and it is now in sight" /" said Judge Barton. chairman of the board. We are giving our best efforts to make it as early as possible. We have a gigantic task as 1t involves the fixing of hundreds of scales and tables. The job is difficult and confusing"
 The latest railroad strike, which has largely been confined to the east. has spread to several middlewestern towns.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24
DUCKS ON A SPREE
est. Louis Times)

NSl- 11UuIS I IIIItSJ
 Glenview, Hl.-After getting their bills and gizzards full of an alcoholic sediment which had collected at the bottom of the silo on the Beirs farrS. near here, two ducks chased all the other fowls off the farm, attacked a number of Glenview residents and bit a policeman on the shins. Then. stag gering back to the farm, they crawled under a stove and died of duck deli rum tremens. Their gizzards have been sent to a chemist for examina- tion.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24
STRIKE OF WIRELESS
 OPERATORS ENDS

LONDON, June 23.-The strike of wireless operators, which threatened to bring shipping activities to a virtual standstill, has been called off. This ac- tion. was taken as a consequence of meetings of the Association of Wire less Telegraphists, held today at Lon don, Liverpool and other ports. The wireless leaders declare they have se- cured guarantees of fair treatment
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24
TAFT SHARES IN ToRREY ESTATE

Worcestershire final account of T Hovey Gage, administrator of the es- tate of Aunt Della c. Torrey of Mill bury, shows that ex-P President William Howard Taft received from the estate s177S6 as his share from the sale of s923.74' as a legacy
 $923.74 a sa legacy.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24
WILL CARRY WET
 ISSUE TO FLOOR

(Continued from Page onel " in the race for nomination, issued a statement opposing any plan to name the standard bearer of the party be- fore the platform had been adopted.
 "The Democratic convention, he said. "shouId enunciate the principles of the party and the candidate should be prepared to support these prin- ciples.
 At headquarters for Attorney Gen eral Palmer. il was said his forces were indifferent" as to the course to be followed
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24
GOVERNOR EDWARDS
 NOT GOING TO 5. F
IRepubIican A. p. Leased Wirel

JERSEY CITY, x. J.. June 23.- Gov. Edward l. Edwards, a member of the Democratic "big four" delegation, announced definitely today that he would not attend the san Francisco convention next week.
 The governor gave no reason for his action, but it is known that pressure of state business and other engage ments prevented his departure with other members of the New Jersey dele gatiOn la st week.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24
WILDE TO MEET HERMAN

NEW ORLEANS June 23-An- was made here tonight that Pete Herman, bantam weight champion, and Jimmy Wilde, flyweight champion, had signed articles to fight 70 rounds in London, Sept. r, for s2OOO0.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24
PEEVED AT MOVE
 TO WRECK CHIRCHEc

LONDON-All London is aroused
 over the proposal to tear down 19 of ! her churches and sell their sites to banks and commercial syndicates. The
 movement to sacrifice these churches
 to take advantage of the commercial value of the sites, has been growing for
 several years, it is said
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24
G. A. R. COMMANDER STRICKEN
 IRAnLlhIicara p easAd M

SYRACUSE. N. Y, June 23.-Daniel c. Hall of Columbus. Ohio, national commander of the G. A. R.. about to tire from office, was taken suddenly i'll here this noon. Little hope is en- tertained for his recovery.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24
LlNEMAN LOSES LIFE

PRESCOTT. Ariz., June 23.-Edward Newton Williams, working his first shift as an electric power lineman, was almost instantly killed while on a pole this afternoon when he came in contact with q live wire and was elec- trocuted.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24
TO COMMEMORATE
rRennbllcan A. P- Leased wirel

TRepubican A. p. Leased WlreJ
 NERDUN, June 23.-The first stone was laid today for the monument to be erected here in honor of the soldiers who fell in the victorious battle for the defense of Verdun.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24

At Savannah. IT,. 90 switchmen on two roads quit work. while 65 men were reported out in the Chicago Burling- ton and Quincy yards at Hannibal, Mo. Eleven of 69 men who walked out at Burlington, Ia- Sunday returned to- day. il was said.
 A mass meeting of railway vaca- tionists" for Friday night was called by John Grunau and Harold E. Red ding. leaders of two new railroad unions. The '.Vacationists" have an- nounced that no wage decision will be acceptable that does not restore seni- ority rights.
 Officers of the recognized railroad brotherhoods also were planning tc meet here Friday.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24
URGES 'MORALIZATION' OF NORTHERN MEXICO

MEXICO CITY, June 23.-The ''mor- alization" of the northern frontier states of Mexico is urged in ain inter- view given by Roberto Y. Pesqueira, the Mexican revolutionary financial agent in the United States. printed here today.
 We are judged by the outside world largely upon these states" said Sena- tor Pesqueira, who particularly at tackled conditions alleged to prevail at Tiajuana. He added that the Mexi- cans in the north did not share the fear of the North Americans held by many of the inhabitants of southern Mexico
 Sign The State Road Petitions. -Adv--di
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24
See HopefuI Sian in Move

PHILADELPHIA. June 23.-The ac- ton taken today by President Wilson to end the yardmens strike was the subject of discussion at a number of meetings Of strikers here tonight. Some of the speakers appeared to see a hope ful sign in the move. but all of them declared the men would not return to work until the United States rail- road labor board hands down a satis- factory decision, which they ti'l meant an iucreas SC of not less than r cents an hour. retroactive from April
 The railroads maintained tEa- the number of men out was unchanged and that the freight situation was greatly improved.
 George Koehl strike leader. in a statement tonight claimed 5000 men had quit work in this district, of which 3. 900 were out in this cIty
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24

Supplies your body with sufficient
 energy for 21a hours of hard labor The Milk and Bread Ration provides your body with proper supplies energy labor than the Meat and Potato Ration, and costs you 19 cents less. all milk nutritious and Milk food and they contain all the essential food by all tests they the most economical and sas flying foods.
 big tweny-omce loaf of Bayess Pure Milk Bread with delicate bsctbrown its even snowwhite inner tex tlre splendid flavor and it's unvayng goodness is truly THOROUGHBRED BREAD"
 and the price of this wholesome nutritious loaf is fifteen cents.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24
URGES RAILROAD
 BOARD TO HURRY

CContinued from Page Onel
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24
Meat and Potatoes

Pound of Bayless Pure Milk Bread. 13zc A Pint of Grade "A" Milk ............-.....1 10
 23zc Supplies your body with sufficient
 energy for 314 hours of hard labor A Pound of Round Steak ....-.............. 30 Pound of Potatoes. .................... 12zc
 421c
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24

CContinued from Page One)
The Washington times., 1920-05-27
Baruch Denial of Big
McAdoo Fund Stirs Up
Cox-EdlUard Activity

NEW YORK, May 27.-Astounded at Bernard M. Ba-
ruchs denals under oath that he knows anything of Will
liam G. McAdoos candidacy for the Presidency the al
legged millions solicited to put it over Cox and Edwards
campaign managers united yesterday and eephoned and