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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-04-06
Notice of Election

Notice Is hereby given that an ell
cotton will be held in the Village OF
Challis, Custer County. Idaho, on
Tuesday. the 25th., day of April, 1921,
to elect Board of Village Trustees
for term of two years. The polls
will be open from 100 p. NJ. to 700
p. M. of said day. To vote, the law
requires that you must register Con.
ly residents of the Village being quail
ified.)
The registration books will be open
from Saturday. April End, up to and
including the last Saturday. April %
1921. at the office of the Village Clerk
in the First State Bank building. al
Challis, Idaho.
N. c. HOvEY, Village Clerk.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-04-06
NOTICE OF sHERIrrs SALE
Notice OF Shcriff's Sale ON Foreclos
ure OF Mortgage
Elmer n Reese
Clerk.
m3O a2O

Elmer D. Reese.
Plaintiff. VS..
John Etchecahar, single man; Rob
ort A. Moyes and Clara II. Moyes
husband and wife, ct al, Defendants
Under and by Virtue of an order OF
sale and decree OF foreclosure, ISSUED
out OF the District Court of the Sixth
Judicial District, State OF idaho, II
and for the County Of Custer. on thu
18th day of March 1921, in the abov,
entitled action, wherein Elmer d
Reese, the above named plaintiff OBJ
tanned decree against John Etcheca
har single man; Robert A. Moyes
and Clara Fl. Moyes, husband and wifi
ct al. defendants on the 18th day O.
March, 1921, which said decree was
on the 21st day Of March, 1921, recor
ded in Judgment Book of said Cour
at pages 373. S74. S75, 376, SIT, ar
commanded to sell all that certain
lot, piece or parcel OF land situated II
the County of Custer State Of Idaho
and bounded and described as follows
to-wit: Lots l, 2, 8, and of Section
d, Township IL, North Range 20 Eas'
of the Boise Meridian, 10 Nortl
Range % East, Boise Meridian
u. s. Survey. Also the South
west quarter Of the southwest quar-
ter and the east half of the south
west quarter of Section 20, and the
northeast quarter of the northwes
quarter CT Section 90; The south
west quarter of the northeast quar-
ter: All of,the southeast quarter ant
the southeast quarter of thesouthwes
quarter Of Section "a; The soutl
half of the southeast quarter and thu
south half of the southwest quarter O
Section S5: all in Township 13 North
Range % East, Boise Meridian, U. S
Survey. Also a part of the northwes
quarter Of Section 81, Township 1;
North. Range "a East, Boise Meridian
U. S. Survey. Beginning at a poin
SIT feet south from the northeast cor
ner of said quartz section, ant
running thence westerly to a point IL
the weGt line of said quarter section
235 feet south of the northwest corne
Of Lot / of said Section 81, theme,
south along west line of said section
to the southwest corner Of Lot 2 o
said Section. thence East along tn
south line Of said quarter Section t,
the southeast corner of the northwes
quarter of Section 81; thence Nortl
along the east line of said quartz
section to the place of beginning. Co
talning S5S.42 acres, more or less
Together with all the water and waite
rights belonging to or used in cor
n~cticn with said lands and a
bitches and rights to bitches. used
conveying said water.
Also 4So inches per second of tim
Also 4s0 inches per second of tim
from the waters Of Big Creek. Ais
$40 inches per second of time from I'll
waters Of Bullberg Creek as evide
ccd by decree of Court.
Notice is Hereby Given that on II
Goth day Of April, 1921, at 10 o'clot
3 A. NJ, of that day in front of Il
Court House in the Village of Challi
County of Custer. / will. in obedien,
to said order of sale and decree
foreclosure sell the above describe
property, Or 50 much thereof as m;
he necessary to satisfy plaintiffs {
cree with interest thereon and cos
money OF the United States.
II. w. CUMMINS, Sheriff
Dated March Gath. A. D. 1921 m3o
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-04-06
IN THE PROBATE COURT
OF the County 81 Custer, state Of
Idaho. 81 -
Netics for Publication Of Time Ap.
pointed for PROVING Will. Etc.

NVAiSc IoT pupuCdki0n Of Time AP.
pointed for Proving viii. Etc.
In the matter Of the estate OF
Charles ]. Pagan, deceased.
Pursuant to an order OF said Court,
made on the 2sth day OF March, 1921,
notice is hereby given that Thursday
The 14th day of April, 1921, at two
O'clock, p. M. of said day, at the
Court Room OF said Court, at the
Cc-rt House in the Village Of Challls,
County of Custer. has been appointed
As the time and place for proving the
Will Of said Charles ]. Pagan. deceas.
ed end for hearing the application OF
William M. Wells for the issuance
to him of letters Parliamentary wher
and where any person interested may
ar7ear and contest the same.
Daed March 2Sth. 1921
I JONATHAN JOB,
Clerk.
m30 ago
Cheyenne record., 1921-06-30
RIALTo THEATRE

Thursday Friday June so july
Constance Talmadge In ..Th
Perfect Woman" Connie takes
fall out of Bolshevism. Adde
comedy attraction ''ToonerviiI
Trolley meets all trains. i
Saturday July 2. Elsie Ferruso
in "Counterfeit'' a story 81
southern Girl, added comedy aj
raction Gee Whiz.
Sunday July 8, Bryant Washbul|
in 1T Pays to Advertise'' TIL
picture absolutely guaranteed q
bring relief to Rrouches. Add1
comedy. Fatty Al buckle in 'll|
Back Stage"
Monday Tuesday July as Harj
Carey in West is West, His gaa
was plain shooting. neatly doz1l
added attraction "Hot Dog
Wednesday July 6 ''Meries,s
Ride in the Night /" The IT.
episode OF the Son OF Tarxan. r.
ded feature, When Arixona Nj
Cheyenne record., 1921-06-30
subscristion s1.5O per Year
ADVERTISING RATES
Made known upon application
.ADIEU.

'Adeous"-A Mexican would
say and then shrug his shoulders
as if reluctant to say it. The be.
ginning and ending are important
places in our careers. We reluct.
antly use this parting word to
Mr.. and Mrs. 8ogert Of the Re-
cord. They were always on the
job. They were always Courte-l
GUS. Kind and busy. To the one
thing constant ever. ''The hand
of the dilieent maketh rich',.
We hope this proverb has pro-
ven true in this case. When
they open. d shop they reque it. d
US to report for them; we did SO,
while located at Prospect-Hill"'
and Dince then when occasion re-
quired. We have always read
the RECORD with a relish. We,
anticipate the same profit and.
pleasure under the New Manage.
ment our former friend Dick
Goldsworthy.
The Bogerts contemplate q pro
tracted visit among their numer-'
GUS relatives and friends in Kar y
sas and Colorado and have plan,
ned q hike to8the Rocky Noun
tains retreats. and when they ri
turn after the Summer " ended.
We hope the bloom Of youth viii
be on their cheeks and the vigor1
Of renewed life and energy al
their step.
Fraternally
Cheyenne record., 1921-06-30

Harvesting is in full blast in
Cheyenne county. and the pros
poets are good f0r y heavy yield
From the numb Of acres in
small grain we'haSe seen in our
travels over the COUNTY. we ven
ture the assertion that Cheyenne
county will have the largest
yield in the history of the county
Cheyenne record., 1921-06-30

Prepare your exhibits for ;Di-
vision ore Of the Agricultural de
partment of the Cheyenne county
Fair now. A sheaf of any grain
is' to consist of 200 heads with
full length straw. Samples must
be neatly arranged and attached
to cardboard 6x48 inches.
Very truly yours.
F. M. Swanson. Supt.
Cheyenne record., 1921-06-30
NOTICE.

The Woman's Auxiliary will
entertain the American Legion
Members and the fathers of the
American Legion members are
cordially invited to attend on the
evening Of July 9Th. at the
American Legion Hall at Chey-
enne Wells Colorado.
By Order of Committee.
Cheyenne record., 1921-06-30
Msthodi.e Church. Nesss

MoSno01oe Nn0eE0s N0eoo a
Mems hearts ought hot to be
set against one another. but set|
with one another, and Ill against
the evil one. Wsyside Pulpit.]
Next Sunday is the day for IL
reception of members into thd
church. We will be glad to have
any who will to unite with I'd
July 3rd.
Preaching services viii beheld
at Waterville July Srd,. }leml
bers will be received there alsoj
The Young Peoples LEAGUE
will meet at, the school buildini
next Sunday evening ct 7:l6 81
NJ. All Young People plsae
remember. AZ the same ho(i
there will be.a Forum q I'D
church for the older folks Whd
come. The usual church service
will begin at 8:15.
The regular meeting Of IN
Official Board will be held Jul
End at 2::30 p. m. All members
please take note.
Cheyenne record., 1921-06-30

While the chautaurua was M {
as well patronized as was expect
ed. The plays were all good and
those who attended were well
satisfied but owing to the people
getting ready for harvest. and
the scarcity of money we do not
believe it was paying proposit-
ion.
Cheyenne record., 1921-06-30
NOTICE

All persons who wish to keep
a dog in the town Of Cheyenne
Wells. will be required to pur-
chase dog Tag from the Town
Clerk. and place said tag on dog.
Dogs found on streets with
out tag. will be killed. This or
der is final.
BY order of the Town
Board.
Cheyenne record., 1921-06-30

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81 so
10 81
1S 90
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80 81
90 IS
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Is 80
lO3 60
G5
l3 90
100 90
3 80
275 81
8 20
0 20
Cheyenne record., 1921-06-30

There will be 8 games of base
ball at Cheyenne Wells this week
Saturday July End. Sheridan
Lake and Cheyenne Wells teams
Sunday July Bird. Towner and
Cheyenne Wells, Monday July 4
Kit Carson and Cheyenne Wells.
Come out and see these games.
Cheyenne record., 1921-06-30

Mrs. Minnie Fanselau, made
this Office force a present Of y
nice bouquet Of flowers the lat.
ter part Of last week. She be-
lieves in giving bouquets to the
living rather than to wait and
place them on the casket. Thanks
very much Mrs. Facselau.
Cheyenne record., 1921-06-30
Board.

Rev. J. Y. Ewart Pastor Evan
gelist of Pueblo Presbytery will
preach at Arapahoe, Sunday
morning and evening July 9Th.
A full attendance Of the men,
bership and the public is desired
j. A. ].
Cheyenne record., 1921-06-30
Commissioners Proceedings
COUNTY ROAD

COUNTY ROAD
v Atkins, viewing road
B Pendleton, blacksmithinR
Chas Ecl'enberger, msteriai for road purposes
Twin City Company repairs for tractor
Iyer Knutson, leather beltng
H siebert, grading and maintenarce
w D Coe, do
H NJ Schumm. posting notices of opening road
G T Pfost. viewing road and mileage
z II Akerly, freight and express
Joe DIVER. grading fills
The Auto Electric Appliance Co., magnetic repairs
z Gaze r NJ Co, repairs for tractor
John Ostblom maintenance and repairing.
John ostbom, express, phone calls etc
Continental Oil Company, gasoline and oil
II } Siebert, hauling and repairing
w D Coe, do
Cheyenne record., 1921-06-30
FOR SALE.

1876 Acres Improved.
Frame House, Barn, Good
Well and Good Water, wind
mill, fenced and cross fenced
Part time. II interested see
or write to Owner.
C. T. Bogert
Cheyenne Wells Colo.
Cheyenne record., 1921-06-30

l Will be in Sharon Springs at
the Sasnac Hotel on Friday and
Saturday July / and 2
I will be thoroughly equipped
to treat the medical and surgical
diseases of the Eye. Ear, Nose
and Throat, and for the .ccurate
fitting of Glasses.
i'll can be of service to you or
your friends. meet me there.
DR.. M. Jay Brown.
Cheyenne record., 1921-06-30
Cheyenne Recoro'
Cheyenne Wells. Colo.
), G. 7. BooERr, Owner Al Puh,akss.
SEMOCRNTlC
MN@ OlI0RlD0 Editorial ISS0(iII7

Puhlished every Thursday In Chsysuns wslE..
Cheyenne county Colorado. and sstsssd as -
sostodce second class mail ma&ess Avril I, ma
sndsr the Act Of March .. ls7a.
Cheyenne record., 1921-06-30

members also EH Aker.y clerk
findings
Whereas t. 1921 Martin Wolfe
land commencing
said half section line
strip OF land distance of SCOT pou beginning.
follows 0O from the southwest
block above
parallel boundary
point of Beginning,
said
said Cheyenne county, Colo, highway
Whereas
highway including said described premises.
back to said Martin Wof
said Cheyenne
moners hereby ON
hallsof said = . ~.
Wi,ereupon Adjournment ZEN July s. 1921
T. II ALarl, r-,,,
Cheyenne record., 1921-06-30
c R Hammond, blacksmithing
II n Tinalav do

R Hammond, backsmithing 70 oo
B t' Nye grading adj rep.ing and dragging e5 Is
J w Ettlman maintenance and repairing COL
H W Moore Company, tool kit 90
yaors Val s Hard Hardware ~ compsay a repair parts 7o|
Harris Motor supplies 2 50
Nelson & Peterson 27 is
w. h".mGn "ns 1sks%thing as 80 10
W Taylor, transportation Of county commissioners s col
W. Hokrs, irrigation work. yard II 20
o Il MyHed grading 40l
s sss, .s Sas"s aaa ss truck fro" Denver 20
fl zuck 81 ;o|
'ssi s,'sSs for D m truck IS 90
Hogan 1888
Continental, Oil Co., gasoline and oil ISL
R dragging, sol
STATE HIGHWAY NO % s.
Contnenta Oil Co.. gasoline and oil sooI
Erickson sse s sssa"s patne. do ss
STATE HIGHWAY NO. ss
Contn NAL Oil Co, gasoline OIL col
H siebert hauling and repairing 3oo|
H siebert. maint ISL
W Dcoedo 7l5
II Moore Co. .toolk ttoiP Packard truck 10 90
J H Nelson, 70l
fol highway marking Al o5I
Sinclair
Hendre Bohof Mfg CO piston rings and truck Is %
John A Ostblom maintenance and repairing sol
Fleming expense o highway marking n2s
Continental Oil CO safety oil 05OI
Chas o McNeeley labos fills sol
John A Ostblom phone calls 3OOI
Continental Oil gasoline oil IS col
w Richards labor ILLS 2OI
n Seibert hauling and repairing SOol
D Coe 8Ool
blacksmithing 10 oool
J F Tinsley BWl
Oil co gasoline and oil ~ ooI
h Seibert maintenance ~ 45l
474sl
b Nye grading dragging and repairing sol
Erickson & Plattner AZ Is
] w Enleman maintenance repsiripg 1Ol
The Texas asd oil Is col
II w L
Nelson & Peterson supplies Wl
HaIdey Mfg cuvers sol
:9t
Contingent Fund
c A Hadse.l services mileage sol
C sol
whcreupon adjournment taken until m
Akeryc clerk
Cheyenne Wells
1921
county pursuant with all
present.
routing
the board
the following resolution adopted
1921 rghtof
county,
land
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-20
JOE HURST NEW
 UNDERESTIMATE
Although Now Admitted as At torney, Former Clerk of Su- perior Court Accepts Office as
 Successor Late E. F. Bowers
(From Saturdays Daily)

Joseph C. Furst, well known at torney of this city and Phoenix, has been appointed undersheriff of Yava- pal county, filling the vacancy caused by the death of Ed F. Bowers on July l, it was announced yesterday at the sheriff's office. Furst began his duties yesterday.
 Mir. Furst is recognized among a wide circle of acquaintances as pos sessing qualifications particularly fit ting to his new position. For some time he has been connected with the firm of Clark & Clark, both here and in Phoenix. He was a member of the county attorneys office last year, under County Attorney Neil C. Clark
 When E. S. Clark last January established law office in Phoenix in addition to the offices maintained by Clark & Clark in this city, Furst went with Mr. Clark to the Phoenix offices. He preceded MT. Clark to Phoenix, supervising the fitting-out of the offices there, and has since been established with the capital of fees of the firm.
 Following closing of the Phoenix offices during the summer, Furst came to Prescott, to accept the ap- pointment as undersheriff He inti- mates that he will again join Clark x Clark at the expiration of the present term of office.
 Furst has held several official posi- tions in the county. He became chief deputy clerk of the superior court under J. C. Woods in January, 1919, having been before that in the accounting department of the United Verde Copper company's shelter at Clarkdale Later, he became depu- ty sheriff and while on this detail, was one of the officers most close ly concerned in the Nichan Martin case. His work in connection with that case obtained him a position in the county attorneys office, where he completed his law studies.
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-20
MRS. OSBORN
 DIES IN COAST
Was Pioneer of Camp Verde and Is Survived by Many Rela- tives Hereabout-Mr. Osborn Also Reported III
(From Saturdays Dally)

Word was received yesterday morning of the death at Santa Ana, Calif., of Mrs. M. L. Osborn, aged 73, pioneer woman who had lived many years at Camp Verde and raised a family there. Until two years ago, Mir. and Mrs. Osborn con- tinued to live on the Verde, then moving to California.
 Word of the illness of Mrs. Os- born was first received by her son, Steve, an employe of the Arizona Power company located south of Mayer. The first message was that Mir. Osborn, who is 84 years old, was i'll, but later, came a telegram stating that the old gentleman was better, but that there was no hope of the recovery of the mother
 MT. and Mrs. Osborn had lived for many years on the Verde. The de- ceased is survived here by two grandsons, Hilary Harbeson and his brother, both employed at Whipple Barracks Mrs. Jake Weber of Camp Verde IS another daughter.
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-20
ARIZONA MEN WILL TAKE CAMP WORK AT
 FORT SAM HOUSTON
From Sundays Dailyl

Twenty-Five men from Arizona this year will attend the citizens military training camp at Ft Sam Houston, Texas, it was learned here yesterday in communication to the adjutant of the Ernest A. Love post of the American Legion. The communica- ton contained list of the names of those who will attend from Arizona.
 Among the Arizona men who will attend the encampment, none will go from Prescott or Phoenix. Most of the 25 are from Warren, Douglas and Globe. The majority of those who will attend the encampment from other states come from Texas and Oklahoma, 1t IS learned.
 The citizens military training camp is conducted for civilians every year at Fit. Sam Houston, for the ill., culcation of the military virtues, along the lines of the now famous idea.
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-20
MRS. GRACE CHAPMAN
 B. P. W. (. DELEGATE
(From Saturdays Daily)

Mrs. Grace Chapman, deputy county recorder, will attend the con- ference of the Y. w. C. A. at Asilo- mar, Calif, as delegate of the Busi- ness and Professional Women's club. Mrs. Chapman was elected delegate at meeting of the club here Thurs day night Mrs. Richard Lamson will attend the conference as dele gate of the Y. w. C. A. here. Mrs. Corinne Irving, general secretary of the Y. w. C. A., will attend with the other delegates. A picture of the club will be sent to the Asilo- mar conference.
 A report on the lunch-room con 1ucted jointly by the, two organiza- lions during Frontier days showed that the lunch-room had cleared over S2OO. A vote of thanks was tender ed by the club to all who assisted in he work in connection with the unch-room.
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-20
WILSON POPULAR IN
 NATIONS CAPITAL
(From Saturdays Dally1

Since his retirement from the pres
 idency, Woodrow Wilson is person
 ally more popular than he was at
 any time he held that high office. Wild demonstrations occur whenever
 he appears in public, says the Verde
 Copper News.
 This is the word brought direct from Washington by Miss Dorothy Averyt. a clerk in the census bureau, who is spending a months vacation at Clarkdale with her parents, Mir and Mrs. E. J. Flumerfelt, after three years absence at the national capital.
 "Mr. Wilson is even more popular today than he was in the early days of the war, when he was the idol of the American people and the hope of the world" Miss Averyt said. "He is again regarded as one of the great men of the age. People in Wash ington are amazed at the revulsion of public sentiment from what 1t was in the final months of his ad- when he was the object of so much criticism.
 Perhaps his physical condition has to do with winning him sympathy. He cannot walk and whenever he appears he carries a cane and is supported by an attend ant
 "The people simply go wild at the sight of him and the cheering is ieafening. Policemen and detectives nave to protect Mir. Wilson from en- husiastic admirers who want to break in and shake his hand
 President Harding is popular, too. Everybody is hoping that he will lean up the mass that, all admit vas left by the democrats. Some eem to think that he is not making nough speed, but the general senti- nent IS that he is making good"
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-20
ATTEMPT TO BURN UP
 OLD IRISH CASTLE
(By the Associated Press)

BELFAST, Ireland, June 25.-By Mail)-An attempt has just been made to burn Castletown Mount, the ancient castellated building near Dundalk which tradition says was the birthplace of "Cuchullian" (mean- ing the Hound) the irish hero and leader of the Red Branch Knights.
 Members of the Archaeological so- ciety were in the building, which is used as museum, and they had to jury for their lives.
 Military forces were to occupy the place shortly and this is believed to be the reason for the attempted burning.
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-20
NEW TRIAL MOTION
 IN TINNEY CASE TO
 BE ARGUED JULY 19
(From Saturdays Daily)


 Verdict of guilty, and withholding of sentence awaiting preparation of motion for a new trial, yesterday fea- tured the appearance of Clarence Tinney before Judge E. E. Bollinger in the superior court, on a misde- meanor charge of manufacturing al coholic liquor.
 Arrested in connection with the similar charge against Harry Hall on July l, Tinney yesterday waived a jury trial and appeared before Judge Bollinger, who handed down a yer dict of guilty but at the request of Defense Attorney J. E. Russell, with held sentence. Russell will enter a motion for a new trial Argument on the motion will be heard by Judge Bollinger at 5 p. m. Tuesday. F. C. Struckmeyer of Phoenix has been retained by the defense, and will appear in connection with the argu- ing of the motion. It is understood that Hall, who previously pleaded guilty, will be sentenced at that time
 Tinney is proprietor of house in which Hall was charged with having a quantity of liquor. He was arrested in connection with the case and q charge of manufact11r- ing liquor lodged against him. He alleges he was there only for the purpose of taking possession of the place.
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-20
OIL CAN FURRY

A small furry of excitement over a blaze caused by an oil can catching fire during lighting of a stove in the Royal apartments on West Goodwin street, yesterday morning called out the city fire department. The de- partment had hardly got to work, however, before Deputy Sheriffs Grant Carter and Jim Cook, who were nearby at the time, emerged from the place and announced that the fire was out The blazing oil can had been thrown out of the building.
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-20
PRESCOTT IS BEST;;
 WALLER BUYS STORE
From Fridav's DaiIvl

Hal Waller has closed a deal for the purchase of the fruit and vege- table business of John Yelton, at 151 North Cortez street, and is now in possession. MT. Waller made a survey of business conditions thru out the state before deciding upon a location and he considers that Prescott has the best business future of any city in Arizona. Last sum mer he was here with E. A., Kastner and since that time has been in Phoenix. Reference is made to his advertisement in another column, an nouncing a Saturday speciap on cantaloupes at an attractive price.
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-20
DEFER SENTENCE

Sentence in the case of Harry Hall, who pleaded guilty to a charge of violating the prohibition law, will be pronounced this afternoon at 3:30, according to an order entered yesterday by Superior Judge Bol- finger. Judge Bollinger also will pass sentence on three young men today, who pleaded guilty to horse theft. ]
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-20
GETS DIVORCE AND
 WILL PAY ALINONY
From Fridays DaiIv1

Divorce i'll which the husband is the plaintiff, but was elected to pay alimony, was recorded in superior court yesterday when Judge Bol- finger granted the petition of Hiram H. Cunningham against Amy Gun ningham.
 Provision is made in the decree to make official the payment by Cum ningham of SIS a month for the sup port of each of the three children.
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-20
TO SEEK TROUT

If there is any trout in the Sedona country, E. H. McIlvain and c. O. Blickenstaff are going to get some of them. With their families and two cars loaded with camp equip ment, they will start this morning to the land of the basking game fish there to realize if possible, one of the two chief ambitions of McIlvain's life. He has decided that he will catch trout and shoot a deer be- fore he leaves this part of the country.