Elmore bulletin. [volume], November 07, 1901, Image 2

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EI.MORK COUNTY, IDAHO.
O. M. PAYNE,
MABEL L. PAYNE, )
Editor« and Pkopriktorb.
Elmore County O&cial Paper.
Mountain Home, Nov. 7. 1901.
Dr Nieukirk is on the nick Hat.
Nebraska went Republican 7,000.
James Barnes of Boise is visiting
here.
J. H. Casey went to Boise on
Tuesday.
Judge Perky returned Tuesday
night from Shoshone.
Mrs. Joe Helfrich and child re
turned Monday from Boise.
Mrs. J. T. Whitson is visiting
with Jeff Whitson and wife.
Leslie Bennett of Glenn's Ferry
spent Monday in this place.
Notice a slight change in the rail
road time table in this issue.
Born in Mountain Home, Nov. 3,
to the wife W. C. Davis, a daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Whitson vis
ited friends in Bruneau valley this
week.
The free dance at the opera house
Saturday night was largely at
tended.
Mies Lahea of Iowa is visiting in
this place with her sister, Mrs. E.
M. Wo Ife.
Frank Vincent of Glenn's Ferry
has been a sojourner here for the
past week.
J. J. Little came up yesterday
from his Snake river mines for a
supply of hay.
H. J. Scott, the Glenn's Ferry
tonsorisl artist, was a visitor in this
place Tuesday.
The Idaho sheep men will have
an important meeting at Boise on
the 11th instant.
Judge Stockshalger came in from
Boise yesterday and proceeded to
Bruneau on a sheep deal.
Eugene E. Schmitts, union labor
candidate, was elected mayor of
San Francisco last Tuesday.
Call at Bert Thompson's store
and take a chance on the beau
tiful hand embroidered center piece.
Fireman Ed Bunker and sister,
Ed Early and Lee Judv of Glenn's
Ferry attende d the races here last
week.
Clinrles Uren has embarked in
the sheep business, having recently
purchased about 1200 good
from Thomas Mellen.
ewes
This week the Helft ich Mercan
tile Co. have received a large lot of
new goods—dry goods, underwear,
boots and shoes and groceries
C. C. Goodwin, late editor of the
Salt Lake Tribune, has
gone to
San Francisco, where be expect« to
spend the remainder of his days.
Seth Low, fusion candidate, was
elected mayor of New York Tu
day by a majority of 30.000
Croker will now retire to London.
Marshal Tanner was assisted by
several policeman during the three
days races, and consequently there
were no disturbances of and note.
es
Boss
Attorney General Martin has
must
in the
migratory
rendered opinions that sheep
lie assessed for the bounty
home county, and that
stock is taxable.
with his thoroughbred
But he was disappointed.
Tnd a» T <s I i ...
SoldSs' hoL ât a ! aB g ,° ne t(,the
durinc Ä M t0 !Vr' a \ n
Ibek-^ii.l , May Unde
Tn?« , experleD « e a .Pleasant time
proved in D heaUh 8Prln8 " ^
Tom Hall tVio , ,,, ,
Ferrv b'oeb.'r f°P u ! ar r '' enn . s
} • uaith, took in the van
this nW tai T enU ! a , Ht ,. Wepk in
this place and seemed loth to tear
f \r y fr . 0D1 S e enchantin B
scenes of Mountam Home
w *"-°° Wen ,' 8 no ^. ooate d in
M 1U , a L rte f 8 "djotoing Drs.
omith & Mather p office on Main
street. He has a neat and commo
d.ous storeroom for the display of
^ds' 8 k0ffUrmtUreand ° ther
A son was born to Mrs. Edward
Purtill on Tuesday morning. The
little fellow will never see his fath
er, who met such a tragic death a
few days ago in the railroad acci
dent near McCammon. Both babe
and mother are doing well_Poca- •
tello Tribune.
A miner writing from Doniphan, 1
Blame county, to tbe Bulletin .
says: "I have been on the Gold !
Belt in Blaine county for several (
weeks, and my experience is that it
one of the best gold miningcamDs
in Idaho. There are many men
here every day seeking to invest in
the mines and it now looks like cap
ital sufficient to develop them *'
will soon lie forthcoming. There
have been some wonderfully rich
strikes made here recently.
George Levy, charged with the
murder of Davis Levy in Boise on
the night of Oct. 3, is held without
bail to appear at the next term of
the district court.
Ladies—You want to lie up to
date in every way. Call and see
the latest styles in engraved calli
cards, invitations, etc.,
dence. Mabel L. Payne.
George Snowden came
n K
at ray repi
in from
his Canyon creek ranch last week
to attend the races and to win the
slow race
scrub.
18
in
»
sufferers have proved j
their matchless merit for Sick aud
Nervous Headaches. They make pure
blood and build up your health. Only
*?°ney h a ck if not cured. Sold
t>y K. W. Smith, druggist.
That Throbbing Headache
Would quickly leave you, if you
you used Dr. King's New Life Pill«.
Thousand« of
I
or the Proceedings of the Board of
Oct. 14, 1901, 10 a. m.—I'ursu- !
ant to statutes the Board met in
regular session this day and called
to order; there being present, W. L. j
Thurman, chairman; W. K VVil- 1
son commissioner; A. M. Sinnott,
Atty; A. G. Hrriith, clerk;
the following proceedings were had,
to-wit: I
The opinion cf the Attorney Gen- !
eral, with reference to the expense
in caring for smallpox patients
and redemption of property sold to
county, were read and ordered filed.
Three letters from the clerk of
the board of county commissioners
of Blaine county, Idaho, regarding
survey of boundary line between
Elmore and Blaine counties and
the cost of making said survey by
the county surveyor of Blaine coun
ty, were read and ordered filed.
The clerk was then ordered to get
from Blaine county a certified copy
of the field notes of the sur very to
gether with a plat of same, when
the matter of Elmore county hear
ing one-half of the expense of said
survey will be taken up.
The importance of establishing
the boundary lines lietween Elmore
and Lincoln counties was suggested
by the county attorney. Where
upon the hoard ordered the clerk
to communicate with the board of
commissioners of Lincoln county
and request them to join with EÏ
more county in establishing the
boundary lines between Elmore and
Lincoln counties at the earliest
date possible and to set the date of
Oficial Report
itiiKMiovierH, Ocrfc. Term.
<■
on
re
rail
3,
vis
this
at
in
E.
the
a
this
have
on
survey.
Ordered: That the county Kur
ve vor he and ho is hereby instructed
to survey the boundary lines between
Elmore and Lincoln counties at the
earliest dote possible, if made by
him alone, but if made jointly by
the surveyors of Elmore and Lin
coln counties, then at the earliest
date agreed upon by the said sur
veyors.
Communication from W. A. Rus
sell, stating that the wagon road
from Smith's Prairie to Pine Grove
was completed and asking that the
said road be accepted at the earl
iest. date possible. Whereupon Mr
Ruseell whs notified by 'phone that
the commissioners or their repre
sentatives would he ready at Pine
Grove Thursday, Oet. 17, 1901, to
go over and examine the new wag
on road between Pine Grove
Smith's Prairie
The resignation of C. D. Stillwell
as constable Mtn Home precinct
was read, accepted and ordered filed.
Petition of Jas. P. Watkins and
11 signers aching to have the road
contractor in district No. 4 give the
people of that district better service
and claiming that the roads in said
distiiot had been neglected during
the past season and unless repaired
will soon be impassible, was read
and ordered tiled for further inves
tigation.
A letter from Win. Yarvan
to
of
in
and
of
the
to
to
by
es
3
con
cerning un overcharge in hi« live
stock assessment for the year, 1901.
also a letter from the assessor of
Ada county in regard to the
her of live stock owned by Mr. Y
yan in Ada countv were read
filed.
II Ilf li
:t r
and
Application of Elizabeth Gould
for widow's
and filed
exemption was read
rhereupon the exempl
air! the auditor
ion was granted
was ordered to give the assessor and
tax collector credit on account of
Elizabeth Gould of $1000 in valua
tion on taxes for 1901, ac't widows
exemption.
Viewers' report of the proposed
new wagon road from Dixie to 1'ine
was again taken up and laid
The application of R. E. Ruberrv
for a reduction of «IDO in valuation
for ihe year 1901 as raised by the
beard of equalization was rejected.
i P !S'' n0f i.j J1 . l j ,,bdcj : t0 '
^ ,ne Wilh an . a J Bld » v ' t f ° r reduct '
ion in taxes; said applicant notre
Ceivi,,K nolicft 1,1 <o Hi.peur be
n f,,re tbe »nmrd of equalization
Application of Thomas Mellon
together with an affidavit for a re
Action in taxes; said applicant not
, receiving notice in time to appear
. s before the board of equalization.
The foregoing applications
in laid over for an opinion of the
tornev general.
B Thus. Mellen asked for a refund
of $41.50 for property purchased
in from Elmore county at eommisaion
ers' sale of unredeemed
Sept., 1901.
described as follows': SK) of NEi
of and lot 1 Sec 7. i'wp 4 8 B 6 east
80 ilcroP ' forn, " r owl,er Fruitdalî
h '' !, . ro ' 1 n "'" t ( o
. , n ,he ; ore ? , i ,ln F application
, akl!n under advisement by the
a * The r..ii
a f . ln , g ro P orts were then
examined and ordered filed:
• rt ' p0 ^ 01 lax collector, show
fees collected and paid into
1 trea8Ur y *- 50
. Ccc report of probate judge, show
! n ® * ees c °9 e cted and paid into
( reasur - v $39 65.
it ^ ee , re P or ( °f clerk, auditor and
re ®® r " er lowing fees collected and
pald lnto trea8ur y $649.30.
1,86 re P ort of »6eriff, showing fees
®® 1,ected an<1 P ui<1 into tre
*' 4 00 -
the
on
of
to
see
K
over.
the
wer«
at
property,
8aid property being
usury
Also report of prisoners confined
in county jail during the pastqu
ter.
ar
Road contractor district No. 5
reported that bridges across the
main canal south about 5 miles
j south of Mtn Home on the Bruneau ^
road are in ttn unsafe condition and .
a8ke d that the necessary repairs be <d
made by the owners of said canal
also that said canal near Dienst'*
ranch should he iiridged
I Ordered: That the Elmore;
of Countv Irrigated Farms Associa
tion be and they are hereby notified
! that two bridges across their main
in canal on the Bruneau road between
4 and 5 miles south of Mtn Home
L. j are in an unsafe condition and you
1 are hereby ordered to repair the
same immediately. You are also
wben'lerehyorderedtobridgeorputcul
vi rt in the said canal at or near
I the ranch of John Dienst on the
! said Bruneau road,
Should you fail to do the said
work promptly the road contractor
to
of
by
get
to
of
EÏ
the
of
of road district No. 5 is hereby au
thorized to repair the said two
bridges and to build a new bridge
or culvert at the points covered in
the foregoing orJcr and to report
the expenses of the same to this
board, when the same will Ire
chared against the property of said
Irrigation Company.
The following claims were then
read, examined, approved and or
dered paid on the current expense
fund of 1901:
BILLS ALLOWED.
!.. N. Franke, commis«!'
W. ! y. Thurman, C0tnmi».«io
W. E. Wilson, commisiiionar, • • •
A O. Smith, clerk district court, • •
A. M Hinnolt, county attorney,
A. G Smith, deputy's salary,
C M. Nicholson, sheriff, .
C M. Nicholson, deputy's salary,
C. M. Nicholson, expenses,
C. M. Nicholson, jailor's fees,
K. P Ake,
J. 8. White, p roi mte judge,
J S. VVhite, utc express, postage etc.
Anna I*. Lo-l/e, school superintendent,
nit ing schools,
Anna L Lodge, office expense«,
Afina L. Lodire, institute salaries, - -
Anna L. Lodge, Institute ex|*MiscH, • •
Nellie .1. WhTilans,examiner,
W. H. M inion, assessor
W. II. Man ion, expenses,
L M. May, coroner and expenses, . .
8. Q. I»lunule«, county
T. J Allison, janitor,
John Ross. Ianitor,
Mrs. Heed, hosiiitnl contract,
*V. F. Smith
G. M. Payne
Willie Collin
«169 00
14» 00
l ift 00
450 00
200 0i»
225 00
aoo oo
225 0t)
25 00
12» 00
168 75
160 00
23 »0
160 Of)
40 90
untv treasurer,
U Lod
2 10
145 00
21 00
12 00
375 00
96 75
33 50
75 00
80 00
75 00
205 30
37 60
125 00
» 40
10 00
10 Of)
10 Oo
10 00
10 00
10 00
8 00
8 f>0
4 2 I»
the
by
by
to
tmnty physician,
ounty printing contract,
witness fees,
ot inquest,
T. J. Allison, |.
II. C. Hilbbt.1!, a.
John 8tmth, same,
H. C. Griffith, same,
E O Cotton, sauic,
J. L l ate, Maine,
Ellis Kent, witnc
foes,
Uenhuiu Smith, witness fees,
Itork.v Mtn Bell 'fYleph
Robert Welch, wood.
F. H. Barrett,
A. Rosenheim, ie
Co., rent,
>f sand-pump,
v 1 I"
1*1
7 55
ited Farms Assn, water rent 15 00
1 00
I
I. L
*V. l>.
W. D. Reynolds, lab'
t ing, painting,
ej nob is, Uwu
It; v,
and material
Aug Kunneck, l»ecf for pest house, - •
L. T. Wilcox, lumber, . - •
K W Smith, stationery and merchandise,
G. W. Fletcher Co. ltd, supplies,
ilelfrich Mercantile Cu. ltd,
Coats & Pollard, coal,
Capital New* Printing Co , blanks, - -
blank
Irwin Hudson Co , record bonks,
C. H Crocker »V Co., district court blanks,
C H. Crocker k v Co , tax saie certificates.
Glass y Pru.lhoinuie, Record books. • •
(»la*« iV Prudhotnme, Record books
C. II Hutchins, taking insane to Mtn Home,
6 85
i SO
34 18
76 5o
15 29
10 85
60 00
8 95
' II. Crock
ût Co.,
and letter press,
31 00
10 50
37 25
7 60
10 00
17 50
10 00
PORTIONS OF CLAIMS DISALLOWED.
T. J. Allison, utc mileage coroner's inquest
H. C. H.ihhcll "
John Smith *• *' "
H. C. Griffith " " **
O. E. Cotton " ** "
J. L. Tata •* ••
Ellis Kent " " 41 '
l)ui ham Smith " " '
t> 11. Hutchins, care of Wills an insane
I*. J Tanner ate juror's fees coroner's inquest 4 00
d L Tute " " " *• 4 00
Ellison **
$6 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 OU
6 00
9 oo
ii oo
6 00
lit
44 4 00
" 4 00
" 3 00
44 4 00
44 4 00
12 50
coroner's in
F. VV. Buvd
H. C Maîii tor
8. G. Robbins
i: (.'. Lape
F. W. Boyd
tine
team lure
The claims of witnesses and Jurors in
quest disallowed in the amount of #2 60
h
WILD ANIMAL BOUNTY CLAIMS ALLOWED.
.1 VV loll}, II Ml. K. C Chutiii 1.50, N Malliwm,
1.50, Ed .Manion 4.60, Joseph Helfrich 6.00, Frank
Lcckman, 8 90, John Brady 1.60, Seth Harris 7.50,
8am Helmer 1 50, Homer Sessions 9.1H), J. A. ijparlin,
Bail 31.50, Jesse Johnson 1.50, J. L. Tate,
4.50, F
3 oO.
of
Resignation of L. M. May as cor
oner of Elmore county was read,
accepted and ordered filed
Petition of A. Rosenheim with 11
signers asking for the appointment
of Dr. B. W. Mather as coroner of
the county to fill the vacancy
caused by the resigation of L M.
May was read and ordered filed.
Ordered: That current expense
fund warrant No. 225 ot 1900 issue
be reinstated for payment and the
treasurer is hereby ordered to pay
tho same out of the first mouey not
otherwise appropriated.
The financial report of tho treas
urer and auditor for the
ending Sept 3, 1901, was read,
a mined and approved.
The minutes being read und ap
proved tho board adjourned until
10 a. m. Monday Oct. 21, 2901.
(Continued.)
Antumnllng Discovery.
From Cuoporsvillo, Midi., come«
a wonderful discovery of a
|il* .n'iint tar-ting liquid that when used
bv fore letirir.g l.y any one troubled
I u bad cough always ensure« a
cood night's rest. ''It will soon cure
the cough too," writes Mrs. S. Ifim
elhurgcr, ''for three generations of our
family have used l)r. King's New Dis
covery for Cousumptiou and never
found ils tqual for coughs and colds."
It's an unrivaled life saver when used
for desperate lung dise
ti ed bottles 50c
Smith's drug store.
A full line of gentlemen Bhirts
and neckwear just received at
Chas. R. Kelsey Co., Ltd.
r
of
'
'
quarter
ex
Wind of
w
««es. Uusran
ud !fl 00 at Rohcoo
Trial hot tic« free.
The
Very
Newest.
TSPW
Wo have just opened
a big lot of the very
latest styles in high
grade
Box Papers
at 10c, 15c, 25c, 40c
and 60c per box.
Pur stationery depart
ment lias been greatly
i -n
^ lda ^ aet *' and wd *
. P lea8ed t0 take care
<d - vour wa nts.
»
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"For two years all efforts to cure
Eczema in the palms of my hands
main writes Editor H. N. Lester of
: 8yra ^ u * 1 e ' V"'.', *' t ,' en . Iwa8 T^° y
beit forTruptions,
you BorP , Hnd aH 8kin diseases. Only 25c
the ut r W. Smith's drug store,
also
near
the
said
Great Lin k ot an Editor.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of an execution in my hand« issued out
of the District Court of the Fouith Judicial District
of the Btate of Idaho, in and for the County of El
more, in the suit of Prank Mitchell against Central
Idaho Cold Mining Company, a corporation, duly at
tested the 22d day of October, A. D. 1901, l have
levied upon all the right, title and interest of said
Central Idaho Gold Mining Company, a corporation,
in and to the following described property, situated
in Elmore county, Idaho, to-wit:
One steam derrick, o.ie Ingersoll steam drill, lfl
Burley drill«, 10 mm. II drills, S drilling hammer«, 8
shovels, 16 picks, 6 steel crowbars, 148 12-foot pipe
8 inches in diameter, one 6-ton chain block, I whis
key jack, 2 sets of block«*, 150 feet of rope, 4 black
smith hammers, 8 pair of tongs, 1 grindstone, Ä bars
of iron, 1 7-foot crosscut saw, 1 4-foot saw, 4 hand
s, 2 spirit levels, *2 squares, 2 plains, 2 chisels, 2
nail hammers, 1 set of screw-plates, l brace and bit,
1 bucksaw, 1 blacksmith sledge, 1 blasting battery,
l canthook, 1 rächet, 2 gold pans. 8 wrenches, 1 extra
platform for derrick, 1 wheelbarrow, 1,000 feet of
rubber hose, 1,000 riffle blocks, 1,000 feet of lumber.
25 extra pieces for derrick, l wood drill, 10 tons of
, 10 gallon« of oil, 25 pounds of white lead, 25
small hammer handles, ni
gold.
Notice Is hereby given that on the EIGHTH day of
NOVEMBEU, 1901, at 2 o'clock p.
Rocky Bar, in said Elmore County, Idaho, I will sell
all the right, title and interest of said Central Idaho
Gold Mining Company, a corporation, in and to said
above described property at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cosh in luwful money of the
United States, to satisfy said execution and Ml
costs.
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two
in
this
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said
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160 00
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40 90
ounces of retorted
. of said day, at
2 10
00
21 00
12 00
00
96 75
33 50
75 00
80 00
75 00
30
37 60
00
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10 Oo
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Given under my hand this 31st day of October, 1901.
C. M. NICHOLSON, Sheriff.
031 it
By J. A NICHOLSON, Deputy.
Nolice of Sheriff's Sale.
Bv virtue of an execution issued out of the Dis
trict Court of the Fourth Judicial District, State of
Idaho, in and for the County of Elmore, wherein
Frank Mitchell 's plaintiff and Central Idaho Gold
Mining Company, a corporation, defendants, upon a
judgment rendered
for the
$65.15 costs 4iid disbursements and accruing cost«
of 86 15-100, besides cost and interest,
levied upon all the right, title, claim and interest
of *aid|defondant in and to the following described
real estate, to-wit:
The Alpha Mining Claim—Recorded in book 31 of
plucer ciaiius, page 149 of the records of Elmore
County, Idaho,
Tlie Beta—Recorded in book 31 of placer claims,
page ul of the records of Elmore County, lduho.
'Ihu Gamma—Recorded in book 31 of placer claims,
page 152 of the records of Elmore County, Idaho.
The Delta—Recorded in book 31 of placer claims,
page 154 of the records of Elmore County, Idaho.
No. 1—Recorded in book 13 transcribed records,
page 169 of the records of Elmore County, Idaho.
dod in book 13 transcribed records,
page 170 of the records of Elmure County, Idaho.
No. 3—Recorded in bonk 13 transcribed records,
page 172 of the records of Elmore County, blaho.
No. 4—Also called the Standard —Recorded in hook
tho 22J day of October, 1901,
of $1288 70-100 dollars, together with
v 1 I"
1*1
7 55
00
1 00
It; v,
6 85
i SO
18
5o
29
85
00
8 95
00
50
25
7 60
00
50
00
00
4 00
00
No. 2—Reo
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 OU
6 00
9 oo
oo
00
13 traiiKcribcd records, page 171 of the records of
Elmore County, Idaho.
No. 5 —Recorded ii
book 13 transcribed records,
page 155 of tho records of Elmore County, Idaho.
book 13 tianscribed records,
page 15* records of Ebnere County, Idaho.
No. 7— Recorded
4 00
4 00
3 00
4 00
4 00
50
in
No. 6- Recorded i
book 29 of placer claims, page
cords of Elmore County, Idaho.
All of the above clev<
82 ol the
pieces of real estate are
placer mining claims situated in Bear Creek Mining
District, Elmore County,
hereby
lar description.
Frank
7.50,
Tate,
Idaho, and reference is
•Itltt tu tl.o
-e records for a more purticu
Also the following
voter right—to the waters of
Bear Creek, located by lleury Thompson an«l re
corded in book 17 of
iter righto, pat;« 258 of the
cor
11
of
M.
issue
the
pay
not
ap
until
a
used
a
cure
Ifim
our
Dis
used
records of Elmore County, Idaho.
Also all dams and flumes and ditches used in
ncction with said water right and mining claim.
Notice is hereby given that I a ill
SECOND day of NOVEMBER, 1901, at 2 o'clock p.
m. of suid day, in front of the court house door of
the couuty i*f Elmore, sell at public auction, for
cosh, lawful money in hand, all the right, title,
claim uuu iuterest of said defendant, Central Idaho
Gold Mining Company, a corporation, in and to the
above described property, or
shall satisfy
to the highest and nest bidder.
Dated Uns 31st day of October, 1901.
con
the TWENTY
much thereof a«
i jari^iiicut with interest and cost«,
C. M. NICHOLSON, Sheriff.
031 3w
J. A. NICHÜL80N, Deputy.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale.
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In tlie District Court of the Fourth Judicial District,
State ot Idaho, in and for Elmore County.
Charles E. Graham. Henry Reynolds and William J.
Atwater, piaintills,
\s.
Ihe Idaho Gold Mining and Milling Company
{»oration, defendants.
, a cor
Notice of biierifiTs bale on Foreclosure of Mortgage
(or lieu.)
Under and by virtue of
order of sale aud decree
of foreclosure (mortgage) issue«! out of tbe Fourth
Judicial District, State of Idaho, in and for Elmora
county,
the 17th day ol October, 1U01. In the
above entitled action, wherein Charlre E. Urtuiam
H«urj Reynold« and William J. Atwater, tho above
named plaintiff«, obtained a judgment aud decree
asaiust the Idaho Oold Mining und Milling Coui|»iny,
a cor}«.ration, for the
of $4,314 44-100 and costs
of suit, against said defendants,
day of October, 1901, which said decree
Seventeenth day of October, 1901, recorded in Judg
meut book 3 of said Court, at j»age 16, I am
mamled to sell all that certain lot, piece
land situate, lyiug ami being i
more, State of Idaho, and bouuded and described as
follows, to-wit:
the Seventeenth
was, on the
free.
parcel of
tbe County of El
The Klondike Lode timing claim, «ituatod in Rear
Lreek Minin« District, Elmore County, Idaho, and
recorded in hook « ol ipiurtz location» at
tlie record, of said Elmure county.
The 1-oormau Lode Minin« Claim, situated in Dear
Creek Milling District, Elmore County, Idaho, record
ed in book ö ot quartz locution«, at page us ol the
corda of euid Elmore County.
page 497 of
re
The Climax Lode Mining Claim, situated in Bear
Creek Mining District, Elmore County, Idaho,
corded in book 6 of quartz locations, at page 343 of
tbe records of said Elmore
n
county, together with
mining fixtures, improvements, rights, privileges
and appurtenances thereunto beiouging.
Notiee is hereby given, that on FRIDAY, the 22d
day of NOVEMBER, 1901, at 3 o'clock p. m. of said
day, in front of the court house door, in Mountain
Home, County of Elmore, 1 will, in obedience to said
order of saie and decree of foreclosure (mortgage) sell
the above-described property,
may be necessary to satisfy plaintiff's judgment, with
interest thereon and costs, to the highest aud best
bidder for cash, lawful money of the United
States.
Hive« ululer my hand at Mountain Home, Idaho,
this 31st day of October, 1901.
much thereof
0i
C. M. NICHOLBON, Sheriff.
031 3w
U> J. A. NICHOLSON, DuputyJ
w. O. KING,
D E£ IN X I S X ,
Mountaiu Home, Idaho.
Crown and Bridge Work
A Specialty.
Office Ko. .m l. Turner House.
cure
of
y
25c
Spreads Like Wildfire.
When things are "
become "the best selling.
Hare, a leading druggistbf Belleville,
O., writes : "Electric Bitters are the
best relling bitters 1 have bandied in
years. You know why?' Most dis
eases begin in disorders of stomach,
liver, kidneys, bowels, blood and the
nerves Electric Bitters tones up the
Rlomach, régulât. s liver, kidney and
bowels, purities the blood, strengthens
the nerves, hence cures! multitude of
maladies.
the best" they
■ * Abraham
out
District
El
at
have
said
lfl
8
pipe
whis
black
bars
hand
2
bit,
extra
of
of
25
of
sell
Idaho
said
the
the
Ml
It build« up ^he entire sys
tem. Puts new life
any weak, sickly, run down man or
woman. Price 50 cents] Sold by R.
W. Smith, druggist.
nd vigor into
At Tuesday's elections the Demo
crats carried Coloradp, Maryland,
Virginia, Kentucky, Mississippi
and possibly Nebraskji.
L. B. GREEN,
Attorney
t 1/ a w,
Mountain HomiL Idaho.
Office in Reynolds Iblock, corner of
Atlanta avenue auc| Canyon at.
McUUGHu|f.
TORNEY AfT
DANIEL
AT
LAW.
retorted
-GENERAL PRACTICE
Omo», TrUNNK HoTRL.
at
E. M. WÖLFE,
untER,
Mountain Ho»)k, Idaho.
1901.
A. M SINNOTT.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
COUNTY ATTORNEY.
Mountain Home,
CÉFCollections promptly attended to.
Idaho.
Dis
of
wherein
Gold
a
cost«
of
Elmore
claims,
claims,
claims,
hook
rUANK T. WYMAN
WYMAN & WYMAN.
HARRY C. WYMAN.
1901,
with
ATTORNEY
AT LAW
BOISE CITY, IDAHO.
Patents for mining claims »specialty.
Collections promptly attended to.
novS
DR. B. B. SWAN,
Resident Dentist
Mountain Hc[me, Idaho.
/EfiF'OFFICK—Opposite the Citizens
Slate Bank.
of
FRUITS,
CONFECTIONARY,
vegetables,
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
FISII, Sweet Pickles,
page
are
anti Lot« of Oljlier Good Things
for sale by
is
MRS. nsMDpasoiT&soiT.
of
re
Go To
the
p.
of
for
title,
Idaho
the
H. B. THOMPSON
con
-FOR
School
upplies
—Als T D—
NOTIONS
OF ALL KINDS.
a«
cost«,
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of EL1ZABCTH A. RAMSDELL, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned; admin
istrator of the estate of tt, * *'_j ;; f
cetwed, to the creditors if, and all persons having
. _a. au ( j eceÄ>ed( to ex h, Wt them,
lizabeth A. Ramsdell, de
claims against, the
with the necessary voucher», within ten months after
the first publication of this notice, to the said admin
i^toror his attorney, W. C. Howie, at the office of
W. C. Howie in Mountain Home, in the county of
Llmore, State of Idaho.
Dated at Mountain Ho
, Idaho, Sept. 3,1901.
W. IH. LODGE, A«iministrator
of tho estate of Elizabeth A . am «dell,
J.
sp5(
' 1 ' < • Usnl
Notice to Taxpayers.
that taxes for the year 1901
anti will become delinquent
of JANUARY next th
prior thereto ten per oent
, with such other cost«
me, Idaho, tills 20th day of
u H. MANICN, Assessor
-officio Tux Collector for Elmore county, Idaho.
Notice is hereby given
are now due and payable
on the FIRST MONDAY
after, and unless pui-1
penalty will be added th
as may l*e provided by I
luted at Mountain il<
September, A. D. 1901.
cor
decree
and
the
above
decree
NOTICE OF SABB
-|OF
costs
as
gCHOÖL
the
Land
of
El
Rear
and
Dear
-j-IN
Elmore Cbunty, Idaho.
of
Notice U hereby «inn that on SATURDAY, the
Utli day ol NOVEMBER 1D01, at !>:30 o'clock a m.
there will be offered
public auction, at the
Elmore Couuty, Idaht
in said county as follov
Description. Sec. Tap.
All of
All of
re
^or sale, pursuant to law, at
!ourt Hou.se, Mountain Home,
tracts of State land situated
», to-wit:
Bear
of
In
n
Range, Price per Acre.
#10.00
10.00
The terms and condit(ons of salo will be found
''An Act Defining the l|)uties of the State Board
Land Commissioners, | Fifth Session
Page 72. I
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8
a E
36 4 8
6 E
22d
sell
in
of
Law«, 189«,
Appraised value and
found in the office i
the office of the State i
[NOTE).— No lands wjiil be sold for less than #10.00
m the appraised value, the
*d ten per cent of purchase
particular description may be
f the County Treasurer, or at
and Board.
per acre,
•r for less tl
first year's interest
price, cash on day of sile.
By order of the State Board of Land Commis
sioners.
FliA V K MARTIN, Sreretarv.
Bv C. B. STEL'NEN|!ERO, Chief Clerk.
0l7n7
SAMUEL G. RHOADES.
CIV IL ENGINEER,
COUNTY SURVEYOR
Aad XT. S. Deputy Mineral
Surveyor.
Mountain Home, Idaho.
R*|wrlonee in aM bra
(ricultural and irrii^t
chui ol survcylnk, mineral
UP-TO-DATE BUYERS
Of Merchandis
p B "y of Up-to-date Merchants.
THE MOUNTAIN HOME BOYS
Are selling more goods every month this
year than last.
W/hV?
Because they are up-to-date. Their
goods are up-to-date. The best goods
that can be bought for cash, bought fr
the best houses in the country. 1
instances from houses that
cant buy from
om
n many
competit
our
ors
We have advantages that no other houses in Elmore county
possess. We want your trade, and will make it to
your interest tjo trade with
Come in and see us rind get prices and see goods.
We handle Everything.
us.
G.
. Fletcher Co., Ltd.
Mountain Home
ov. 1, 1901.
HAVE you seen
Our new goods?
- j- A whole carload of them just
received, and more Furniture
arriving daily.
Leather rockers, Morris chairs, and handsome wickers.
We also have the finest line of couches
Southern Idaho,
carpets, ruts,
. . - — ever exhibited in
A large assortment of Japanese matting,
linoleums, iron beds, lace curtains,
diners, sideboards, cheffoners, and writing desks
in $j,ll at) les. In fiict, everything jn
the household line.
Our juices are ijght. No trouble to show goods.
J: M. Cowen «fc Co.
Mountain Home, Idaho.
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If you love your husband and
want to make him love you, take
™£. a J? vice and be sure (hat the
MEAT you put before him is tender
fresh and palatable. You can't get
it too good.
We buy cattle, sheep, hogs and
poultry with that very idea in view
and we know how to cut it
Come in and try
Hi
V
/
up.
US.
AUGUST KUNNECKE
Mountain Home Lumber Company
dealers'I J'I W,LCOX ' • ' ■ MANAGER '
a ii i • j ^ . Mountain Home, Idaho.
All kinds Building Material.
Posts and Wire Fencing,
Paints, Oils and Glass.
if r w^'? e î£,? i,<i * l 'k an k 8 > Morse ami
Eclipse Wind Mills.
Also, Peed arjd Seed Grain.
F. P. AKE. President.
II. A. CHANDLER, Cashier.
©itq
State 9c)at\^, £t$.
ei>s
MOUNTAIN HOME, IDAHO.
General Banking Business,
^É^Your patronage is solicited.
Transact
a
HOWARp 3E3REE, PataiofNT
B. F. WHITE, VKH-P8U.0TMT
W. R. SERREE, Caühie«
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CALDWELL, IDAHO Z
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A General Banking Business Transacted
CORRESPONDENCE INVITED
0S
A ROSENHEIM
I
ISuccessor to J. Ottenheimer & Co.,
Pabst Milwaukee Beet
Wholesale Dealer in
AND DISPENSER OF THE
st Liquors and Cigars.
In fact, everything that can be found at a first-class Cafe. »Your patronage
solicited. Gentlemanly treatment for all.
A. ROSENHEIM, Pro >rietor.!5
Fine
Mountain Home
LIVERY 1 FEED STABLE
JO HIN PENCE,
Proprietor.
FINE $iC~ & GOOD SADDLE HORSES
Dealers in Haygand Grain.
Slock Carefully Provided
"j-
for. CIR SCALES at the
Call on BULLETIN for Job Work