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Shoshone journal., 1924-03-14

The EQUITABLE TRUST
COMPANY of New York
a corporation and LYMAN
RHOADES, Trustees, ida
no Irrigation Company. Ltd,
a corpora tion, former plain
tifJ
plaintiffs,
ROBERT A. BARNETT
TLOR and MRS. ROBERT
A. BARKETTLOR hist
wife; HARVEY NJ. BEACH
Jr an d EFFIE FAE
BEACH, his wife,
Defendants,
Under and by virtue Of q ~ o,.,s
sale and decree of foreclosure So, =,
out of the District Court of tbo 1,o,,..,
judicial District, State of Tdabo -
and for the County OF Tincor,s :"
the 18th day Of February. 1904 -
the above entitled action vha-.;. ~,
EQUITABLE Trust Company of ~
ork' corporation. and Ty,,.,s,
isnoaaes' =. Trustees, 0daho Irroo+ior
Sompan Ltd, corporation fo...'
p.ainuffs), the above named ,,1aiss
ptts, obtained a decree ass-.
Robert A Barmettlor and Mrs pa.
srt A. Barmettlor his wife; Har,,s,.
NJ Beach. Jr. and Efre Fac paaa,'
ms wife defendants on N. 80,
nay OF February 1924. which -
ieeree was, on the 18th da,,
'eDfhary 1924 recorded IN f,,a
Ss"t BOOK or said Court. AZ rae.
'aS,s 2 an commanded 10 sell thai
'eft"in lob piece or parcel ~ ls
,ltuatsd IN fhe c0pD.y of Ts,c,,.
''ai" of Idaho, and boundsi ma az
'iiped a. follows, tO-witt Iot ~.
z section y Township south paa,.e
2 East, =. d. c0niaininc ts H'
l2ie Or Less together vim me- W.T.,
'spf which Is ordered to b. eol5 ~
n appprienant fo said lana snS
re same Time in me same hid ~
30 some person who shall ma i,
l' "nHi af tne same is evia,o,.I
y epa+F ~ ne caplt4l sforl
p. iflf Wood 'anol Company
fNW SAID sale ~ o onfor.s n
'fMlu ~ mo amount nua,a..
'NNiif ~ faid iudanfni af.,..'It
.f 'Nf sum NJ ffaAtIg. f04.fs..
'N 'N'tn" iNfifqu I mn rl. ~,
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2 '' 'na' NJ ine0 pn.ll1po.
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Shoshone journal., 1924-03-14

shone. County of Lincoln. | will, in
obedience to said order OF sale and
decree Of foreclosure. sell the above
described property, or so much there
of as may be necessary to satisfy
plaintiffs decree with interest there
on and costs, to the highest bidder
for cash, lawful money Of the United
states.
Dated March 1dth, A. D. 1924.
CLARENCE WHEELER,
NJ IA 4-21 -2S-Af Sheriff.
Shoshone journal., 1924-03-14

The UNION CENTRAL
LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY
Plaintiff,
WILLIS W. CASEY ana
MARY f. CASEY. other
wise known as MRS. CHAR-
LES SMITH. and as MRS.
MARY E. SMITH, formerly
MARY E. CASEY, wife of
the defendant, WILLIS w.
CASEY and ROBERT JI
MCMAHON,
Defendants
Under and by virtue of an ordar
CT sale and decree of foreclosure -
sued out of the District Court Of ~ .
fourth judicial District, State Of Td.ho
IN and for the County of I,incoI, ~
the 9th day Of March, 1894. in, The
anove entitled action Wherein Tho
7 mon Central Life Insurance con,nor,,
.ne ABOVE named plaintiff. obtained :.
uecree against the above named =.
,enuants' on the First day of March
rs-f, winch said decree was. on tba
"st uay OF March. 1924, recorded =,
'uusihent Book five of said Court
II page 4S4, l am commanded ~ 81,
III that certain lot. piece or parca, 90
ana situated In the County of .fncol,,
state OF Idaho. and bounded ana, a,
cribed as follows, to-vft.
The Northeast quarter MEL, 81 ..
,su''sas' quarter tSEh) OF Section
our W IN township six (6) South
,"nse Eighteen Gs) East Of the. Boise
IHfI1Ian
',.'..' ~ .''an' ana containing Forty (4O) /
together with a fun primary va,o.
en- Tor Twenty Seven and x acrss
"a ~ acres OF the land from fhe Di9
"oo River and Reservoirs thro,,o5
iAAis and Irrigation system co,,
Fu'ted BY the Idaho IRRIGATION Corr
any Limited, and represented bv
wen F-sefen and y (27H) shares -
~ 'tfiiai stock " the Rig W.
yer Reservoir and Canal comnanv
oss'ner win all me improvement
r.' and appurtenancos fharo-
' '.'l'.' Hlne anl Win an urhts ~
'"''e'tfd exemption. together u,ifb .ll
''if'F nshis difoh and wat.r ri.,l,t.
'ffif nature hoWevar evidenced
~ .'I liflif M Y0f f0r cnnra,anr.
f'f'i iQ land usnd 0n or atfalhl... ,
''''Nrlnf p fnfl Mnd nf fI
..' .Ntp'a f0l pfe thereon o. h
N N'fN NN acquired far n
rn .ala iana fh1 ,Yaorre M v
W M if NHalHnod M 0fhfr.
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'iiNI'.lf ~ aimb huul..
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Shoshone journal., 1924-03-14
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING or
CREDITORS
water OF Henry p Dav,,
e>"krupt; In Bankruptcy
No. 2420

TO the creditors of Henry d
OF hichffeld. in the County ~ ri- Davis
s.e OF Idaho. in said District oi"'
1atn o'sce is hereby given that on tba
Isen day Of February 1924 Hau un 're
Dasis was duly adjudged banI,,,a. -
~ ~ ene acts of Congress- roIa ~
mo IN Da,tAIuptcy' ~ and that the first mea,
ths .e ol MS creditors will, be beId eee- ~.
sne OFFICE of the undersigned - e,u at
ra5s s, ioaho, on the 22nd day Of NJ. u
' tf at O'Clock P. M A. aicn 80.
t,,ne tnn' ene creditors may attend mnicn
amin. tialms' appoint a trustee I've o
othan sne bankrupt and transact 60,
said meeting. nay come before
LATED this 7th day of March. 1as.
A-14-21 l. STAFFORD.
of
Shoshone journal., 1924-03-14

THE EQUITABLE TRUST
2 COMPANY of New York,
. a corporation and LYMAN
fRHOADES, Trustees, ida
no Irrigation Company, Ltd
a corporation, former plain
tiff
plaintiffs,
ILUF ILUFS CONRAD,
JANE DOE CONRAD, R.
H. COSHUN, and LIN
COLIN COUNTY. political
subdivision of the state of
Idaho
Defendants,
Under and by virtue of an order of
sale and decree of foreclosure, issued
out of the District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District, State of Idaho, in
and for the County of Lincoln, on
the 18th day Of February, 1924, in
the above entitled action, wherein The
Equitable Trust Company of New
York, a corporation, and Lyman
Trustees, Idaho Irrigation
Company Ltd, corporation, former
plaintiffs), the above named plain |
lifts, obtained decree against
luf llufs Conrad, Jane Doe Conrad.
(. fl. Coshun, and Lincoln County. a
political subdivision of the State of
daho, defendants, on the 18th day
4 February, 1924, which said decree
vas, on the 18th day of February
9z9, recorded in Judgment Book of
alo Court at page 399, / am COM
landed to sell all that certain lot.
lece or parcel of land situated in the ,
ounty of Lincoln, State of Idaho.
no bounded and described as follows ,
,, '-wlt. NEA NWA; NWA NWA !
y III section "a, Township South.
anse lS East, B. M. containing II 7
res more or less, together with the ! ?
ater right, which is ordered to he a
'iu as an appurtenant to said land
ia at the same time in the same hid 2
tne same person who shall bid in =
Id land, as the same is evidenced r
shares OF the capital stock of the G
g Wood Canal Company =
l nae SAID sale is to enforce the d.
y inent OF the amount awarded IL
.iieills oy said judgment aforesaid o1
ing the sum OF s4576S4, together pl
III interest thereon at the rate of n,
per annum from February 1S. 1924 fo
q tne costs Of these proceedings. s.
Notics Is hereby given, that on tbe
l Gay OF April, 1924, at O'Clock
NJ OF that day in front of the M
ure rouse in the village of Sbo- =
me county Of Lincoln, will in N
aaence to said order Of sale ana
rec OF foreclosure, sell the above
crineo property. or so much there In
as may be necessary to satisfy
ntlrrs decree, with interest there
and costs, to the highest bidder
res: of
ated March nth, A. d 1924 Sta
CLARENCE WHEELER.
t-21 -28-A4 Sb.,-,re Igt
Shoshone journal., 1924-03-14
JANUARY 1924 SESSION
First day Of Session, Monday, January
"a, 1924.

BE 1t remembered. that pursuant &c
statute the Board Of Commissioners
OF Lincoln County. Idaho met this day
IN regular session with the following
members present; Robt. j. McMahon.
chairman: w. T. Patterson. n. +
Lennon. and +. A. Bowler Clerk.
Whereupon the SWA SEH, NWn
SWA. Sh SWA OF Section 20. Town
snip South Range 20 E II. NJ
was sold to ID. e. Wilcox. he being the
highest bidder thereof. The Chair
man and Clerk are authorized TO ex-
ecute a QUIET claim deed for the
same
The Chairman and Clerk are hereby
authorized to execute lease with tho
oregon Short Line Railroad Co. for
ane site now used by the County as 1
scale site at Burmah. Idaho.
According to Section 1884 of Idaho
q compiled Statutes, the Auditor is
autnorized To draw a warrant In favor
OF D. w. Wheeler for serHcea AS
appraiser OF transfer tax.
Inc Auditor is hereby authorized IN
uraw warrant on the Current Ex-
pe"se iuha In the sum Of 1878 In favor !
oi .he irving National Bank Of New
.orN on account OF commissions due ,
pons anu Gu !
The report OF Stella Cook Tax Col,
rector Tor taxes on Real Property, for r
Board. '"'
According 10 Sections 1924 and s595 .
of Idaho Compiled Statutes mo Road :
selected the following persons 10 serve =,
as Jurors for 1924. =
ShoshOne precfnt. w o., -
lannie HIN, Geneva Stoddard Mamis
Lunb Edna Pugh, Beulah Fuller VIM. "a
a. calhoun Iva Nicely. r. MuilIner.
Geo Rossler, Chas. w. Cwin. Jamas =,
Craig, John McFaii. Ross T.. Borden. M
VIM n Murphy, Jacob f. Rossler. c
~ sidney Smith Frank Ash. Albert Al
bayiiss. l. J. Mott Ollie NJ Tuel 4,
:. y Hunt. Lizzie schuppenies. Effie
N. Serpa, James A. Hunter q n "a
Borden. ferrell Clark Mary J.. MIL =,
saps Clara Hunter. ID $ Norgan
2 J. ciineer Fred Gwin r. p. Hubbs "a
lanes Alexander. J. T. Fuller. Chas NJ,
burgess Harry stoneF J. n Rarbee.
pan Holmes chas riniaysnn. Thomas -
'einicf A Cheney Joseph Garner rl
!. IT, fuei fref y. cNneor. Chris
Jansen J. ~ imearf rfas Il Alex le
pder willard ~ Nads chas d
'enner WU =. narrah paf Hurhas j
NineFar itopf watkins Coo
! Banner frpnk haylifF D. p. lane ~
iepdf tefsess Glen ID caldpoll Nobt
/, i1oNr' Antonio fisla rh1s n
iis. fNff nfnsfn I.eafal faIrlU. r.
n lar1t fff'e AZ 'onalYn. ~ d. tf
'herleF fnm4 ~ Nofsf HalIIn faI. iM
'f ffi't tfffF iiom fulq Mar. tD
ai,i l'ii'N' " /" 'esifr a. a. a
Shoshone journal., 1924-03-14

THE UNION CENTRAL
: LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY
Plaintiff,
JOSE r. SERPA, EFFIE
NJ. SERPA, A w. HAST
INGS, and ROSE E. HAST
INGS, his wife. CLARA
ROSSMAN, and S. p.
HASTINGS,
Defendants,
Under and by virtue Of an order
Of sale md decree of soreclosurs. Is
sued out of the District Court of the
Fourth Judicial District, State Of Idaho
IN and for the County of Lincoln. ON
tr' h day Of March, 1924. IN The
above entitled action wherein The
Union Central Life Insurance cornpanv
the above named plaintiff. obtained
decree against the above named do
fendants on the First day of Marcb
1924 which said decree was. on tbe
FIRST day of March, 1924. recorded in
Judgment Book Five, of said Court
at page 436. | am commanded to sci,
all that certain lot, piece or parca, Of |
lahd situated In the County of Lincoln |
state of Idaho, and bounded and de-
scrlbed as follows to-wit-
The Northwest quarter (NWH) of
.ne Northwest quarter (NWA) of Sec
tion Five go in Township Five *,
south. Range Seventeen QD East of
the Boise Meridian, and CONTAINING :
forty acres (40) of land. {
together with full primary water .
right for forty (4O) acres of lana a
privileges and appurtenances there t
ma reservoirs, and conveyed In Tho t
ana thru the canals and IRRIGATION +
'ystem constructed by the Idaho r. Y
lgauon Company, Limited, and forty r
4o) shares of the capital stock of tbo c
,is wood River Reservoir and Canal p
'ompany Limited ii
Iogether with all the imnroven,.x,+s II
riVlleses and appurtenances thare' K
MO belonging and with all rights ~ pt
ohlestead exemption, together with ali Id
sserVolr rights, ditch and water rierbt. of
every nature, however evidenced WI
ieu all rights of way for convevanc 10
water TO land, used on or ATTACHING sa
VI >Delonglng to said land or to m;
,e SAID mortgagors for use thereon or pi'
men may be hereafter acuuired for CO
iu used on said land the evidence of an
zen rights to be assigned or other to.
pieused TO mortgagee in form all
tlsfactory to it. RI
Also Certificate No $3.50 for 90 acl
ares OF stock in the Big Wood Rivn,. wa
eservolr and Canal companv no,, sol
lown as Big Wood Canal Comnanv an,
iich shares of stock evidence a ware, to
'nt from said corporation which is sal
pur'enant to the above described by
III ana used for the irrigation there Big
Notice is hereby given, that on III. paw
day of April, 1924 at Four o,clocL pIaj
m. OF that day in front of tbn bel,
urt house door in the village ~ wit
oshone, County of Lincoln. will in 7%
suience to said order Of sale and and
rec OF foreclosure. sell the above N
crioed property, or so much tbera- 7tb
as may be necessary to satisfy p.
inti1rs decree with interest there- Con
ana costs, to the highest bidder sbn,
cash. '.t"i
'ated March II, A. D. 1924. 49,.
A. 4-21-2s-A4 "f1HELER. desc
"a Sheriff 20
Shoshone journal., 1924-03-14

L
COMPANY of New York,
a corporet.es> I'd LYMAN
RHOADra;. trustees, Uda
no Irrigation Company, Ltd.
, a corporation, former plain
tiff
plaintiffs,
ETHEL NJ ASSENDRUP
and ANTHONY H AS
lSENDRUP. her husband,
Defendants,
Under and by virtue of an order of
sale and decree of foreclosure, issued
out of the District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District, State of Idaho. in
and for the County of Lincoln, on
the 18th day Of February. 1924. in
the above entitled action, wherein The
Equitable Trust Company of New
York, a corporation, and Lyman
Rhoades, Trustees, Idaho Irrigation
Company, Ltd, corporation, former
plaintiffs), the above named plain
tiffs, obtained decree against
Ethel M. Assendrup and Anthony H.
Assendrup, her husband defendants.
on the 18th day of February. 1924.
of February 1924, recorded in Jude-
ment Book of said Court, at page
413, l am commanded to sell that !
certain lot, piece or parcel of land |
situated in the County of incoin.
state of Idaho, and bounded and de-
'cribed as follows, to-wit: Lots 7.
and IL, all in Section 80 Town.
nip South, Range 10 East. r
W., containing 1T acres, more or
ess, together with the waret right.
which is ordered to be sold as
n appurtenant to said land and at
ne same time in the same bid IN
ne same person who shall bid in
ald iand' as the same is evidenced /
" shaSes of the capit5I stock of
ne Big Wood Canal Company.
1hat SAID sale is to enforce the |,
ayment OF the amount awarded
laintiIis by said judgment aforesaid.
eins the sum Of sS120.03, together
TN interest thereon at the rate of
70 per annum from February 1s 1924
iu the costs of these proceedings Y
Notlce is hereby given, that on tbe }
n day of April, 1924. at . o,clool- I
NJ OF that day, in front of H.
,a ioouse IN the village of Sho- y
one county of Lincoln, I will in )
eoience to said order of sale ana
cree Oh foreclosure, sell the above I
scraoeo property, or so much there
as may be necessary to sati.rv {
''neiii decree, with interest there-JJ
ana costs, to the highest bidder y
ates. INC united
Oated March 18th, A. D. 1924 Z
>, CLARENCE WHEELER (
l421 -28-A4
Sheriff
Shoshone journal., 1924-03-14
Sun Dried Oysters.

Sun.dried oysters are common ar
ticle OF food in Mongolia. They are
sold either loose or In wreath form.
spitted on rattan, and clrcled, after
being dried, for hanging up In stores.
They are not so palatabie as fresh
oysters, and are eaten dry or stewed
Shoshone journal., 1924-03-14
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE ON
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE
E. A. BOWLER.
Clerk

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN. I
Shoshone journal., 1924-03-14
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE

NOTICE OF sHERIFFvS SALE ON
FORECLOSURE Or CAREY ACT
LEM.
Shoshone journal., 1924-03-14
w ICE OF SHERTFF'S SALE ON
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
. The STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN
Shoshone journal., 1924-03-14
NOTICE OF sHERIFF,s SALE

NOTlCE OF SHERIFFoS SALE ON
FORECLOSURE OF CAREY ACT
LEM.
Shoshone journal., 1924-03-14
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE

NOTICE or SHERIFFgS SALE ON.
FORECLOSURE OF CAREY ACT
LEM.
Shoshone journal., 1924-03-14

kin, Claude d. McKissick j. II. Huff
Hiram A. Talley, James Kodesh, Geo
Ballinger. Deny Il. Wilcox, Charles
Buele, Elrer Swedman, Gerald w.
Edwards, Thomas j. Mcmahon, Russell
Thomas, w. j. Taper A. w. Will.
Thomas Byrnes, Albert Stevens. Harry
Locky Geo. c. Sanford, A. 4. Markley.
Eugene Maxwell, Theodore Goers. Chas.
M. Lotz, John w. Taylor, Bert Wyant.
Mark Q. Johnson, Emil LeBrln, A. j.
Hickman
Dietrich Precint: Charles AIatson
p. r. Gage, Hesley Kipford, w. M.
Dennis, j. w. Bate. Frank Scheining,
George Mitchell, Joe Mathis, ANGEL
Carnegie, A. j. Lange, w. c. Dooley,
ed Goodill f. l.. Palmer Bruce Walk
er, George Loden +, w. Vowel. Nels
Nelson, Thomas Peterson, George
Bowman, S. e. Killxer, A J.. r. Ros-
Ter, George Singleton, James Mcclure.
Ira Towne, T. j. Claspill w.
North Shoshone Precnt: Antonio
Comes, II. V. Cannon, Fred M. Jov.
Ben Burgess, David Mitchell A. D.
silva, Fayette Franklin. j. A. Mills,
VIII SAINT.
The following claims against the
current Expense Fund were by the
Board examined and allowed or dis
allowed and the Auditor is hereby
authorized to draw warrants In paw
ment OF the allowed portions thereof
as follows:
1of
Shoshone journal., 1924-03-14
NofiCE OF sHERIFF,s sac :.
ESTRAYS

ped, branded
Shoshone journal., 1924-03-14

THE EQUITABLE TRUST
COMPANY of New York,
a corporet'c'> I'd LYMAN !
RHOADr.a;- trustees, Ida
no Irrigation Company, Ltd.
a corporation, former plain
tiff
plaintiffs.
Shoshone journal., 1924-03-14

THE UNION CENTRAL
LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY
Plaintiff,
VS..
JOSE r. SERPA, EFFIE
NJ. SERPA, A w. HAST |
and ROSE E. HAST /
his wife. CLARA I
ROSSMAN, and S. +.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
STALKING THE GERM
 CONTINUOUS SPORT
Bagging the Microbe Duty of Connecticut Health Department

Hartford, Jan. 1S.-To the enthusi- ast who goes out for big game during the hunting season, or the fisherman with rod and reel and large hopes for a big catch in the spring. the fas- cination of tue hunt for germs is lit- tie known-though it is an open sea- son during the entire year for the Connecticut State Department of Health.
 The search for these invisible mi croscopic forms of life goes on per sistently and tirelessly by an army of individuals led by doctors and nurses throughout the state. Like the elu- siye game for the hunter, the germs are not in sight, but there are many indications of their presence-such as headache. high temperature, severe pain and following these tracks" tor symptoms) leads to their hiding places. The next step is to . trap these germs and send them to the real hunter who finally catches them and identifies them. Trapping Of the germs is done very cleverly by means of sterile swabs for nose and throat-taking of samples of blood of sputum--of feces-of urine, within zArhich the germs are concealed. Each kind is ''caged" separately, safely and securely ana till alive in sterile con tainers, aaf sent to the Bureau of Laboratories of the State Department Of Health, in New Haven, for final identification.
 There must be no delay in transit, for everything is in readiness to re- ceive them at the Bureau of Labora- tories. Here a staff of workers. known to the professional world as hacteriologists specially trained in catching germs" take them in charge and complete the process of finding the germs. The importance
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18

of this stage of the hunt cannot be over-estimated. Each germ is the cause of a specific disease. When at this point for instance, tuberculosis bacilli are found and indentified the report quickly returns to the doctor who made the original search and en- ables him to pursue his treatment for tuberculosis with the assurance that he is following the right lead. Or, in case diphtheria bacilli arc found af- ter painstaking search, the report is speeded to the waiting doctor who makes no delay in administering anti Or, after diligent search in smear from the brain of a mad dog, or other animal, no specific organism is found to indicate rabies, the report brings relief to the doctor who fears a child or grown-up, may have been infected when bitten by the animal a few days before.
 The Identification of disease germs is an endless game which is carried on daily for the benefit of the public. Early and accurate diagnosis of dis ease makes possible prompt and ade- quate relief which may shorten it's duration, avert a fatal ending or pro- tect the public from it's spread.
 Another phase of the game is the search for germs, or their associates, in the water and milk supply. Caught in such surroundings these germs arc are even more dangerous since they come in contact with such a large number of people. Samples of water are sent to the laboratories from various sources-the old well by the side of the road which looks so allur- in, to ts.e speeding moioiiSt or dusty cellar sparkling stream which shows no evidence of its recent pollution q few feet above-or that can of milk which carries no suspi- cion Of its insanitary handling at the dairy 10 miles away.
 The group of over q dozen workers at the Bureau of Laboratories of the State Departm mt of Health is ioing Il great deal toward assisting physi- clans in diagnosing doubtful cases the diagnosis of clinical cases and in locating diphtheria germ typhoid germ carriers and other agents ny which diseases may be spread in the state.
 
 Fresh eggs 55c. Russell Bros.-advt
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
DANES STRESS DANGER
 OF FLOATING MINES
Notwithstanding Five Year Period After Close of War Navigators
 Fear Explosives

Fear Explosives
 l Copenhagen, Jan. 1S.-Notwith. ctanding the fact that it is more than | five years since the world war ended the seas have not been entirely freed l of mine fields and those remaining are a constant meanace to navigation. Captain Zieler, chief of the Danish photographic office, recently said that energetic work has been done to sweep up the various anchored mine fields, but the number of mines laid and the long time they have been lying has resulted in a number getting free of their moorings and they are now drifting about ocean highways like internal machines.
 Captain Zieler said that the most frequent reports of floating mines come from the North and Baltic seas, in which the largest mine fields were established. Helsingfors recently sent out urgent warning to navigators to exercise extreme caution in the south ern part of the Gulf of Finland, where a number of mines had been observed. Captain Zieler disputes the theory that the mines are not dan- gerous when floating.
 Of the known anchored mine fields. Captain Zieer said there is now only one big field west of the Gulf of Cronstadt. This enables Russia to completely control tine approach to Petrograd, as all navigation to that port must go via the two-miie broad mine-swept channel which can easily be closed If desired, as we'll as a num- Der of small fields in the Black sea which stop the free navigation to the Russian ports there.
 The field west of the Gulf of Cron- stadt stretches from the south end of Hogland eastward into the mouth of the Gulf of Cronstadt. The northern boundary is formed by a line from Hogland over Sommers, Nerva, Halli and Await. The southern boundary runs over Little Tiuters and Great Tjuters to about Is miles north Of Narra, A mine-swept channel, two
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18

been in existence for 1s0 years, the London Stock exchange has realized that it is just as important as most of the other great city corporations which have their coats of arms so the trustees and managers have decided that thes tock exchange shall have q coat of arms all to itself.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18

miles broad, buoyed, leads from the south end of Hogland to the mouth of the Gulf of cronstadt where the light vessel "Priemny' lies at anchor with pilots aboard for the purpose of guiding vessels further on. The depth in Petrograd sea canal is now S.5 metres.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18

The College of Heralds has submit ted design to the authorities and should this be approved the great bargaining house in Throgmorton street will have its own heraldfc in- signia.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18

Fresh eggs 55c. Russell Bros.--advt
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18

that the lighting and buoyage of the Gulf of Cronstadt has been consider ably altered.