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White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-04-29
INSURANCE Annual. STATEMENT.

Hudson Insurance Co.. New York
J.. NJ. Wennstrom, President.
Capital tpaid up in eash) IS 500, ooo. 90
LIABILITIES exclusive of cap
ital and net surplus. -. i.13t.S99.5s|
INCOME
Premiums t..... ....s....S Na1ll5b.St
other sources ........,.. l2S. 25s.ss
Total income. 1e92.......s as5,395.75|
EXPENDITURES.
Paid policy holders ......t$ 5l5.l69.o2
other expenditures ........ 6Si,633.5l
Total expenditures. 1922 s1.199,s 02. 53
BUSINESS. 1922.
Risks written ..+...... NN.Sfa.n
Premiums thereon ...... 1,792,2S0.65|
Losses incurred ....... eol.669.93|
NEVADA BUSINESS.
Number of risks written. 10
Amount OF risks written. 5 $4,000
Premiums received 1880. l,392.15
Losses paid .......t..... 31.sa
Losses incurred ........... l21.02
Number of policies IN force
December 81, 1922 49,. 100
Amount of said policies. 90 $4,000
III. N. MORGAN, Secretary
First pub. Apr. %; last May 10, 1923.
INSURANCE. ANNUAL STATEMENT.
(For Publication.)
Globe & Rutgers FIRE ms. Co. New
Capital tpaid up in CASH =. $500. 10000
Liabilities, exclusive of
capital and net surplus. 80, 290, 404.7s
INCOME.
Premiums ............... $23. 929. 3S0.69
Other sources ............ 2,440,S17.62
Total income, 1922......S 26,3 $40, 1881
EXPENDITURES.
Paid policy holders. 800. SIC. 03t 461. OF
Dividends 800. .......... 3.31S, GOO. 90
Other expenditures $500. 1,90S, 211.97
Total expenditures. 1922.$27, 25s. 672.9S
BUSINESS. 1922.
Premiums ...... ........$ 23. 929. $50. g.,
Losses incurred .......... II, 73l.Ss6.i2
NEVADA BUSINESS.
Amount of risks written..$ S7s. SS6. 90
Premiums received ...... 3,672.64
Losses paid .............. 4,449.0 G
Losses incurred .......... 3.672.6I
First pnh. Anr. %: last Nav 13. 1929.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
new CONDUCTOR
.AGITATES N. Y.

ROCHESTER. y. y. July a.
Rochester Is "all bet w" over the
announcement that Albert Coates.
noted British conductor. Will assume
the post OF director Of the Rochester
British orchestra IN the fall Coates
made hurried yisl, 10 Rochester
and after wiggling his pen at the
bottom Of a contract. dashed right
hack 10 England. presumably to com.
pIcte arrangements Tor his relief Ho
viii return here Iate in the fail Eu.
gene GOosonH another noted con-
ductOr and composer Will come 10
Rochester in the early fail.Awhip the
orchestra Into shape 70 successfully
tackle and throw for n loss such
stumbling blocks IA Wagner and
TschaikowslSy. conduct a abort series
OF concerts and then turn over the
rcins TO Coates
The Rochester orchestra was
founded by George Eastman. OF the
family which made kodaklng pop.
.ular outdoor sport Il has hitherto
been operated in conjunction with
the Eastman theater and the con-
scrvafory OF music. but now plans on
stepping out In real big league fash
ION Eastman has done much FOR
the development Of music and art APP
probation In the community.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
VETS TO CAMP
AT GETTYSBURG
Survivors Of Battle win
Hold Reunion

GETTYSBURG, July should
aud acquaintance be torEot1'
The strains OF this melody viii ring
cut ever tho hat,leiiclds here tomor-
row, when surviving generals Of the
battle OF Gettysburg both the Blue
and the Gray-wlll meet here TO at
tend the e0th anniversary Of the
most Important engagement OF tho
clNh war
Members Of che Grand Army OF
the Republic. the United Confederate
veterans and men who fought either
FOR the North or South and are now
Twins IN various soldiers homes.
have been invited TO attend tho ccle.
hraticn.
The veterans will take an Import.
ant part in the CELEBRATION and after
aRbroprlate exercises they VIII renew
reQuaintances
General Adelbert Amcs, Of Lowell.
Mass. and General John n. Brock.
Of Palm Beach. Fla. the last SUR
vtving men known 20 have held the
rank OF general in the battle, and
General Nelson A Miles. who took
over General Francis - Barlow's
c ommand after tho latter was
wounded. are expected TO attend
Invitations have been sent 10 Rob
ert +. Lincoln. Of Washington. n.
-. surviving son Of President Linz
coins General Byron :. Pierce. of
Grand Rapids Oldest surviving Union
general. who Is now % years OF age.
and Judge J. w. wnlett. OF Tama.
Iowa, commander OF the Grand Army
OF the Republic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
$4,000 ESSAYS
ARE EXPECTED
American Legion Contest
Closes on October IL

INDIANAPOLIS. July s.rhc
second annual American Legion cs-
say contest for school children thru
out the country will close October
- & was announced at Legion head.
quarters hero today.
II VAS estimated by officers u the
legion that sso.000 children will COM
pete this year. The subject Tor tho
essay Is, why America should pro-
hibit immigration for period OF five
years"
The children Of tho nation will
compete by method OF elimination,
Cooperating with educational off
ucias In every state. the legion has
found Il possible 20 have county and
city school heads pass on the best
composition from their schools and
send them 10 the state committee,
Three competent judges VIII pass
on tho essays and award silver aud
bronze medals and certificates OF
merit to winners Of first. second and
third places IN each state,
Tho best essay ~ each state will
then be submitted 20 tho national
committee. composed OF educators Of
national prominence, They win con
slider each essay for thought, style
originality Of treatment spelling and
penmanship TO determine rating OF
contestants.
When the committee designRtes the
winners, special awards win bc made
first to receive $3.50. second $500. and
third $3.50. all OF which must he ap-
piled on scholarship expenses AZ any
college or university designated by
tho winners
Last years contest. In which 5o.-
600 entered. was won by An Sing
Ching, Hawaiian youth o. Chinese
extraction. who Is now finishing pre-
paratory school work. Virginia Chaa-
tain. Indianapolis. was SECOND. and
Joseph Giandonato, bridgeport.
Conn. who submitted his essay IN
blank verse. was third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
Shell Co. Boosts
Gas Book Prices

The Shell oil Co. raised tho price
OF It's $50 gasoline books Monday
from $3.50 to si9.O5, officials OF the
company announced Tuesday There
viii be no change In tho retail price,
they declared.
Neither tho Union OIL Co. nor the
STANDARD oil Co. has changed It's
priceg, the Union selling It's $50
books for Sl9O5 and the Standard
for sls.0s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
Plenty of Room at
Auto Tourist Camp

That plenty Of space and accom-.
modatlons still remain In the Wood.
land park auto camp FOR tourists.
despite the fact that go caFa
made their way 10 the camp during
tho weekend. Is Tho word Of Frank
Gates. camp manager Aceommoda
tons. hc states. arc sufficient for
$50 cars
Gates returned 20 Seattle satur.
day. after attending the final ans-
sion for the Au,omotiye Trades as.
ISOLATION convention In Olympia.
where no spoke In behalf Of pro;rc.
ton for auto tourists. asking that
members OF the association establish
fixed price for accessories and re.
pairs,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
AGENT WILL
GO TO PARIS

Paul II. Watson. treasury depart
ment special agent, who learned TO
'.parler sous. In France while a lieu.
tenant In the American army. will
find his knowledge Invaluable whom
he arrives in Paris shortly as conf.
dental agent OF the American treas.
ury department. In that city.
Watson has been an agent Of The
Seattle department for the past nina
years. with the exception Of two
years while he was In Europe in the
criminal investigation department Of
the United States army
~~~sEatson leaves Tuesday morning
fos Paris. where he will take up the
duties Of his permanent assignment
HIS wife and small child viii accom-.
pany him. He win receive his orders
IN Washington. d, C, on route to his
new post.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
Woman Wins in Suit
for Cras h Injuries

Damages totaliug 1901 were
awarded Mrs, Eifrida Olson. victim OF
an accident on the Puget Sound Eiec-
trio Railway company tracks near
Edgewood, two years ago. IN federal
court Monday.
Mrs. Olson, while riding with her
hssband and son in an auto. waa
seriously injured when the car was
struck by an iu,erurban train. She
sued for $40 coo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
Canadians Guests
Over the HOLIDAYS

Several hundred Canadians from
Vancouver and Victoria. u. c. are
touring this city a great number
taking advantage OF the Dominion
day holidays to- visit Moro than so
arc registered NJ tho Hotel Savoy
alone Maj. X. j. c. DAVIS OF the
Gurkha's Indian regiment of the i'm.
perlal army and his wife are among
prominent members OF the dclcga-
tion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
League to Honor
Departing Member

The Young Workers league. Of
Seattle. is planning TO give IA fare.
we'll party on Tuesday. July 2. IN
honor Of John Williamson. one OF It's
members, who is leaving for the East.
The entertainment win be held at
Finnish hall. July 2. ut s p. m, and
the program includes dancing.
speaking and musical numbers. Tho
league invites all who are interested
to attend. Admission free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
Doctors Returning
Home City's Guests

Two parties OF physicians who at
tended the American Medical so.
ciety's convention at San Francisco
are returning home via Seattle.
They will be guests Of the New
Washington hotel for few days
THE Massachusetts, Medical society
has arranged series OF tours about
Seattle while they are In town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
w. E. Humphrey
Here; Visits Family

w. T.. Humphrey, former con
gresham from this district. was a
guest AZ the Gowman sunday. He
Is visiting his family here for tow
days. Humphrey Ia prae,Icing law
in Washington. y. c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
DIVORCE RECORD

filed Saturday were as follows:
Mary II, FrantEen against Christ
Anthony Frantzen. cruelty. 1nger
johnson against John II. Johnson,
desertion; Karin Hildebrand against
Gust Hildebrand. desertion.
Divorces were granted to Lempi
Pernaa from Carlo Pernaa and
Klinger from Klinger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
goBgy STICKS nan

Dad. what Is II that mother sci.
dom sees, you often see. and God
never sees7"
Give It w. Bobby. shootF'
AN equal"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
THE STARS WANT AID POWER IS PROVED BY RESULTS ::
FUNERAL NOTICES

JOYCE Juno 30. pArRIDE lOYCE.
ago 30 years. brother OF MIA Nora
weaver OF Coronado Beach
RequlOn mass Tuesday. Sii a, m.
81 James cathedral Remains az
Mnuulup'H Funeral HnrlorH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02

FORD TOURING
1918 FORD TOURING. In dandy
shape. top and upholstery in good
condition. car has londs OF power.
Only 500 down, balance easy.
ROWLAND & CLARK
Mh1in IL Hlkn q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
PERSONAL


WANTED EVERYONE no know
that nearly All diseases tho human
Hyhom u heir To- paralyHis np0-
ploNy, tubrreuloHia. dr0pay, Hchoh
and pains called fhrumatiHm. etc.
ato heart failure. diabetes and
kidney trouble nearly all come
from the nalno cause, Stomach all
right kidneys all right all right
oil over, IN what an old retired
phyHleiHn told me. My long OK
peflenco has taught me he was
right My medicines. rheumatic
otadlcntor ana silica medlcn cap
uulos, seldom fail They remove
the cause. Price 81 20. tisb parcel
post, ] bottle, +. boxes. ! months
treatment. O. q, H. N you Wish,
NJ H. WiuhnH. i0i American Bank
Bids, Seattle. wash, Hours, 60
g. sunday. 10 TO ?. Consultation
aud booklet free.
VISIT THE LONESOME cLUn. RAJ
nler Grand hotel Tuesdays and
Fridays. Main s202 or Elliott ss0i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02

CIGAR STAND-PRICE $500; rent
$50. Nice place for n lady. SOIL
Arcade Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Z
Name and Residence Age.
Regnell.. Lloyd c.. Longview 49,. %
Hosner. Ruth r.. Seattle 2s
Rose, John E, Seattle ...... so
Lyon, Genevieve Angelina, Seattle %
Macke. Carl j., Mccleary 49,. Legal
Low, Florence Mae. Spokane legal
Robertson. William L., Tacoma ...2s
Clifton. Ardis B.. Darlington .....21
Coffee, william Wallace. Seattle. 20
Beauchamp. Pearl Edith. Bozeman.
Mont .............,.... 2s
Jordan, Harry Arville. u S. n. ..2S
kinner. Elaine Catherine, Seattle 20
Markstone. Arthur, McKenna ....22
johnson, Ellen. Tacoma .........2 81
Berg, Walter l.. Seattle ...... Legal
Barnett, Elinor Fern, Seattle 1T
Ampellas. Manoel, Seattle Legal
Shoemaker. Maybell, Seattle Legal
Loud. Charles s.. Seattle ...... 20
Buck, Emma. Seattle ............19
Moe. Peder, Seattle .,....... Legal
Barmen, Ragna Marie Seattle Legal
Crane. Knute. Seattle ,,.........33
Vindedahl. Carrie. Seattle ..... 80
Heaton. Edgar, Bremerton. :. Legal
Griffiths, Florence, Bremerton Legal
Baloff, Dan, Seattle ,..,.... Legal
Bertrand, Maude, Seattle ..... Legal
Padoshek,. William. Wenatchee Legal
IgaaCsun Anna Tacoma - Legal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02

BEST VALUES
is MONTHS on BALANCE
Good Oakland touring. only .. 1850
Overland 8 pass. starter. lights. $50
Oakland roadster. coupe top $50. 235
DHkiRn s. excellent condition. $50
Maxwell. 1891. snap ........... sab
Maxwell. ihoroly oyerhauled 49,. as
Ford coupe. drum headlights 80. AS
Chevrolet 1890 touring. snap 49,. 800
Paige rpHnHengcg sacrifice .. a5j
OAK land coupe. late model . ssb
Late stephens roAdhtcr . 655
REMEMBER OUR EASY TERMS
Is Long Months TO Pay
NORTHWEST OAKLAND co.
1000 Pike. nj Terry Ave. Elliott 1875.
Almost Downtown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births In their househoIds are rs-
ported BY the following men:
Venable. Louis E., 94I n. 18th St.
girl.
Hahnemapn. Bernard Weidmann
lil3 Lucille st. girl.
Manzo. Ralph. 5000 10th ave. s.. boy.
Ricco. Julio. corbin, 3. c.. girl.
Klingensmith. Earl Edwin, 1921
Queen Anne ave, boy.
Meggs. Alfred Leslie, 1923 Woodland
Park ave, boy.
Petzoldt. Walter H. 22lo n. 56th St
boy.
knight, Joseph, $3.50 27th ave. n. E.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
FINANCIAL

RESTAURANT, PRICE $3.50, all cash.
Bargain for someone. 3011 Arcade
nidT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02

6 LOST AND FOUND
Lost, IN THE Vicinity OF Enumclaw
--small white. shaggy female dos,
ward FOR return. dead or alive, Tho
Herald office. Enumelaw, or phone
West 1884. Seattle.
FOUND BICYCLE. OWNER can
have same by Identifying and pay
ms for ad, pa Ninth ave,
with tan ears. license isg. Howard.
Sunset 25ts.
LOST = ONE SrRAW suitcase boz
tween stewart 81 and Luna park.
Yankee Transfer Co Main 3a90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02

If YOU ARE looking for a business,
large or small, call on us. Western
States Investment Co, S0ll Arcade
MD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
As MISCELLANEOUS FOR
CAIN
Lawn Mowers

] RAZOR nLADEs. HClssoHa AsD
knives aharpenod RIGHT at 1913
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
z FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED GOO uERRY pickors.
help harvest tho red rAHpbrrricn
grown In the ruyhllup valley.
Mother and children make the most
desirable and dependable piekers,
Picking berries u not mans Job.
No children under 10 years 81 age
arc permitted IN tho field. but
there IL no objection OF tho mother
bringing along younger children,
provided under good control Tho
berry Industry offers fine oppur-
tunlty for mother and children 20
have tho advantage % an occupa-
tl6n which VIII mnhu an outing
and at the same time an earning
capacity sufficient 20 pay rE-
penaes The grower meets You az
the depot. hauia You and your bag
gage 90 farm. furnishes cabin.
hunks, wood. water and cook stove
fee. You furnish cooking utensils
and bedding. Growers pay iar
crate picking shipprrH. Soc crate
Gamers, and bonus nf Toe erata for
sticking thru season. Only fami-
lies pf good character desired.
Telephone or write puyhilup &
sumner Fruit Growers AsnoclR-
tl5n. Main 800. Fuyaliup. Picking
will be heaviest after July fth.
FACTORY HAIR STORE Will MS
DAY and NIGHT BEAUTY
SHOP % accommodate people who
work pYrinE and bleaching hair.
HhAmpo0inE. marcel waving.
"HAIRpREESfNG ron. PARTIES
or DANCES" facial and scalp
treatments and ali other beauty
work usually done IN phfiofs All
work done BY experienced upnr-
htorr We also have ali kinds af
hair goods and make everything
that IL 90 wear IN hair goods
Make your appointment now Ei-
Holt 1909 Factory Hair Store.
1879 Third ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
WE LOAN ON AUTOS, TRUCKS. 500
Pioneer Bldg, opp. Totem Pole.

STEPHENS ROADSTER
Ono OF those rcd. classy boys that
can step right out. It cost $4,000,
besides a lot OF extras. Sacrifice
for $685., IS months on your bal
ance. 1000 Pike ST. at Terry ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02

GROCERY STORE. PRICE $3.50; rent
sa2: lease years: 2 months free
rent. Good place for middle-aged
mnn or Mnmnn a0ll Arcnde bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02

we fIR EN-" Call East 2soO,
GOOD 1900 WASHER tsS. Capitol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-02
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

AND PRESSING estab-
lishment. Price $1,000; half cash.
Present profits. $3.50 month.
Plenty OF TIME TO investigate.
owner viii instruct the buyer.
This is rare chance for the right
party, 30ii Arcade Bldg.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-11-09

| near and answer said complaint with
in the time herein specified the plain
lifts will take judgment against you
as PRAYED, in said Complaint.
This is an action to recover the
sum of s246-- principal, together with
the sum of s15420 interest thereon to
November 14th, 1922. and the further
sum of interest thereon from said date
at the rate of six per cent per an
mum: said sums being due and ow-
ing from the defendants to the plain
tiffs: and to foreclose the lien Of
certain water contract No. 1913 given
by the defendants to the PLAINTIFFS
predecessor in interest. the Idaho Ir-
rigation Company, Ltd. to secure the
payment of the above sums. Said
water contract being dated November
14th, 1870 and recorded June 23rd.
1911 in Book K Of water contracts at
mage 122 Of the records Of Lincoln
County, Idaho. The premises covered
by said contract and affected by this
action being situate in the County of
Lincoln, State of Idaho. and more par
ticularly described as follows: The
irrigable portion of Lot 8, Section 6,
6, South Range 10, e. B. M.
TOGETHER with the water rights
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-11-09

l.S.n ,ot,f,ed that unless you so APP
-. ana answer said complaint WIN
~ the time herein specified the pam
| tiffs will take Judgment asains' 'VD
as nrayed. In said Complaint 49,
This is an action 10 recover ."e
nr,ncipal sum Of sS09.20, together WIN
in , thereon at the rate OF SIX
ma. cent per annum, from FEBRUARY
s<sf fef5. due and owing from the
ss,a,5ants 10 the plaintiffs and 10
for,,Iose the lien of a certain water
contract given by the defendants TO
tho plaintiffs' predecessors In inter
est the Idaho Irrigation Company
TIA 70 secure the payment thereof
said water contract being dated req,
ruary a1st. 1912, and recorded Apii'
Goth. 1912. in Book f of Water Con-
tracts. AT page so, of the records OF
lincoln County, Idaho. The premi-
.as covered by said contract and az
footed bv this action being situate
In the County of Lincoln and described
n,ors particularly as follows: The r.
ris,hle norton of the Northwest quar-
Ter of the Southeast Quarter tNW a
SILL. Section One %, Township
Four ~. South Range Eighteen QS),
E. B. NJ
TOGETHER with the water right
appurtenant, as evidenced
by twenty shares of the capital
stock of the Big Wood Canal Com
pany.
WITNESS my hand and the seal OF
the said District Court, this 25th day
Of August, 1928.
E. A. BOWLER,
fSEAT1 Clerk.
f A. WALTERS & r. p. PARRY,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs; Residing at
Twin Falls. Idaho.
O.-12-19- NJ -9-16.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-11-09

and MRS. MILTON ID. SNop-
Grass. his wife: b. L.
SNOpGRASS and MRS. r. F.
SNODGRASS, his wife;
lGEnRSE q. SMITH and
MRS GEORGE C. SMITH,
his wife: MARY F. MINIS
and JOHN DOE. her hus-
band, whose name is TO plain
tiffs unknown,
Defendants.
THE STATE OF IDAHO SENDS
GREETINGS TO Milton ID. Snod-
grass and Mrs. Milton u. Snodgrass,
his wife. b. f. Snodgrass and Mrs.
II r SnodSrass, his wife; George u.
smith and Mrs. George q. Smith. his
wife: Mary F. Minis and John Doe
her husband. whose name is 10 the
nlatntiffs unknown, the above named
defendants.
You ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED.
That a complaint has been filed
against YOU In the District Court OF
the Fourth Judicial District of the
State OF Idaho, In and for Lincoln
County. by the above named plain
tsffs. and you are hereby directed to
appear and answer said Complaint
within twenty days of the service OF
this summons II served within said
Judicial District. and within forty days
II served elsewhere; and you are fur
Their notified that unless you so APP
pear and answer said complaint with
In the time herein specified the plain
lifts will take judgment against you
rs prayed, in said Complaint.
This is an action TO recover the
principal sum of s1.520.00. together
with s41S.00 interest thereon to July
Ist. 1928, together with interest on
;aid principal sum from July list, 1928.
It the rate Of SO per annum, due
md owing from the defendants to the
Plaintiffs, and TO foreclose the lien OF
. certain water contract given by the
defendants to the plaintiffs predeces-
ors in interest the Idaho Irrigation
company, Ltd. to secure the payment
hereof, said water contract being
ated June Sth, 1909. and recorded
une 23rd. 1909. in Book l of Water
ontracts at page 81, of the records
{ Lincoln County. Idaho. The premi- |
IS covered by said contract and af- |
scted by this action being situate In |
lie County of Lincoln and described |
lore particularly as follows: The
orthwest Quarter (NWA) of the
ortheast Quarter (NEA) Of Section
wenty-seve (27), Township Six CO. |
outh. Range Eighteen (1S) E. B. M.
TOGETHER with the water right
ereunto appertaining. as evidenced
Z Forty shares of the capital
ock of the Big Wood Canal Com
my.
WITNESS my hand and the seal of
e said District Court, this 25th day
August, 1928.
E. A. BOWLER,
(SEAL) Clerk
f. A. WALTERS & R. P. PARRY.
torneys for Plaintiffs; Residing at
win Falls, Idaho.
O-12-19-26-N -2-q-16