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LETTE» OF
INSTRUCTION
;
To the holders o! the dry !^od on
the N'jrth S;de Payette-Boise prônée.,
and to the public:
It u oDcec-essary to inform ycra
*:th reference to the conditions ex
iit.ng during the last four to sever
years on our side of this project, but
merely z-k you to consider whether
fish to continue conditions
or not yoa
as they have been for anther period
of five years or more. If not, you have
an opportunity for a change.
The convention of five delegates
from each district met in convention
at Caldwell, Idaho, on August 12th,
1ÎK». Thoroughly investigated and
considered every proposition known
to them, with the means at hand, both
pro and con, finally arriving at a
unanimous conclusion that the best
and most feasible proposition before
our people, and the best means at
hand for protecting the rights of the,
people, as well as to obtain water on
our lands within a reasonable time, is
to organize an Irrigation District.
Forthwith, a committee consisting
of the chairman and secretary of the
convention and one representative
selected by the delegates from each of
the ten districts, was selected with
full power and instructed to organize
an irrigation district embracing the
North Side Payette-Boise lands.
In accordance, therewith, said com
mittee immediately after adjournment
of the convention, organized, selected
a treasurer, ordered said treasurer to
give bonds, also placed the chairman
and secretary under bonds, selected
two bonded depositories for the safe
guarding of any necessary funds to be
collected and disbursed by Bald com
mittee in perfecting an Irrigation dis
trict.
For organization purposes the dis
trict will be called the Black Canyon
Irrigation District.
The plan will be to take over, if
pogsible, and to follow as nearly as it
may be found feasible, the surveys and
plans of the United States Reclamation
Service. A chief engineer and coun
sel have been employed to direct the
work of organization and prepare
plans so that actual construction may
begin at the earliest possible moment
on whatever plan may be found most
feasible.
As to whether we construct the
works ourselves or contract with some
outside firm, is a matter to be decided
after the completing our organization.
Water filings in the names of the
members of the old executive commit
tee have been made for the purpose of
both irrigation and power for our use
in making this organization.
We are now ready to proceed with
the organization work, and #111 have
men In the field collecting necessary
data at once. Engineering crews will
be ready to start in the fields as soon
as competent men can be equipped.
In order to get the services of the
necessary engineers and receive nec
essary rights and otherwise defray the
nocessary expenses, it is of course
necessary to have funds; therefor«
your committee by due authority ha*
levied an assessment of ten cents p«r
acre on all land to come within the ;
boundaries of this project. The com
mittee are not on any salary bat vol
unteer their services, therefore, they
request each entryman to assist them
in the collection of this levy.
The quicker the funds are available
the sooner we will be in a position to
contract for water upon the lands.
Please consider, as it is worth ten
cents an acre to you to have this or
ganization completed at once. Miss
imogene Madden, of Caldwell, Idaho,
has been appointed fiscal agent for the
committee. Please pay your assess
ments to her or to authorized deputies
who may call upon you. Be sure to
obtain a receipt for the amount you
pay, also be prepared to give at the
same time a complete description of
your land. If you are a homesteader
bring your receiver's receipt; all in
formation thereon Is necessary and
will assist in accomplishing the de
sired end without the least possible
deiay.
WALTER R. CUPP, Chairman.
H. a. GRaEF , Secretary.
Burk's Big "Uncle Tom's Cabin Co."
the largest organization of its kind in
America will exhibit at Caldwell
August 30, two performances. On this
occasion the famous old play will be
presented in as new and elaborte a
form as modern thought and stage in
vention will permit, and doubtless the
big Pavilllon theatre will be filled to
its utmost capacity during their per
formances here. The prinicpal char
acters in this grand old play will be
interpreted by a very competent cast
of lady and gentlement artists that
have been selected especially for their
ability to give a correct interpretation
of Uncle Tom, Topsy, Orphelia, Marks,
Legree, Eliza, St. Claire and Little
Eva, the balance of the cast are ex
ceptionally good, a contingent of vau
deville artists consisting of Jubilee
Singers, Buck and Wing Dancers,
Wire Walkers, Hoop Rollers, etc., are
Introduced throughout the play mak
ing it the strongest production of this
popular drama ever presented to the
public. A pack of Siberian Blood
Hounds, Horses, Ponies, Donkeys and
an unusually gorgeous tarnsformation
scene are also among the many fea
tures of the grand suectacular pro
duction.
NOTICE FOR BIDS.
Bids will be received at the office of
T. H. Soule, architect, for the con
struction complete according to plans
and specifications of a dwelling house
on the Idaho Auxiliary Experiment
Station Farm, near Caldwell, Idaho.
Bids will be opened at the office of
T. H. Soule at 2 p. m., August 31,
1909.
ELIAS NELSON,
14-15 Supt. of Station
SURVEYING AROUND RESER
VOIR.
F. W. Hanna, project engineer,
ctaled to a representative of the
Leader-Herald that the sane y now in
progress aroand the reservoir is for
^ p-jj-pr^ge of finding if it wiii be
Reaper to get more storage for water
, ,
or raise the water surface of the res
ervoir five or six feet—not more—or
build reservoirs in the mountains,
cannot be determined for some
_ .
years, as extensive surveying must be
done in the mountains.
y 'ne question of a storage supply of
solving the reservoir problem.
In the meantime anyone improving
their own lands bordering on the res
ervoir will be fuliy recompensed for
their expense and work in case the
water surface of the reservoir is
raised.— Kampa Leader-Herald.
WOMAN'S LOGIC.
"My opponent's argument," said
Senator Dolliver in a recent campaign
"has about as much logic—Did you
ever hear about the young woman in
Ft. Dodge? One spring morning she
sat on the piazza of her pretty little
home sewing a button on her hus
band's coat. The husband himself ap
peared and she said fretfully, "If s a
perfect shame the way the tailor
sewed this button on. This is the
fifth time I've had to sew it on again
for you.—Everybody's Magazine.
COMDfe SOOS!
y 'ne question of a storage supply of
irrigate lards lying above
" a e - Uj ^ „ .
the reservoir should be a factor in
Bark'* Big Uitlr Tom' s Cabin Co_
Under a Mammoth Canvas.
One of the many events of the sea
son will be the coming of Burk's Big
"Uncle Tom's Cabin Co." which will
exhibit at Caldwell August 30, f *o
shows.
A modern feature of this organiza
tion, is a monster street parade like a
circus, consisting of more men. women
children, horses, ponies, donkeys and
doge, chariots, Tabaleaux-wagons.
floats, bands of music, etc., than any
other similar exhibition on the road
This magnificent free street parade
will be Eeen daily on the principal
streets and thoroughfares of our city
during the day of their exhibition here
and it is worth coming many miles to
PROCEEDINGS OF
CITV COUNCIL
A«g—t 4, 1&0&. Council met in reg
•_ar «ceexki, pursuant to adjourn
■M. No quorum being present,
ooodci ] adjourned until Monday, Au
gart 16, 1909, at 8 p. m.
August 16, 1909. Council met in
regular session pursuant to adjourn
ment with President of the Council
Clark, presiding, and Councilmen Far
rar, Gartin and Gipson, present; C. J.
Shorb, clerk.
A motion was made by Farrar that
G. W. Hodson be appointed tempor
ary sanitary inspector, and that his
compensation be fixed at the rate of
$75.00 per month. The roll being
called on the motion the vote resulted:
Ayes—Clark, Farrar, Gartin, Gipson
—4. Nays—0. Absent— Devers,
Paynter—2. So the motion prevailed.
B. F. Templeton presented written
protest against the council receiving
and accepting bids for the laying of
sidewalk for the reason, 1st. That
the grade stakes had just been set;
2nd. That the city was dilatory in
connecting completed sidewalks by
crosswalks, was read.
Messrs Calkins & Lesley presented
bid for the laying of sidewalks as fol
bid for the laying of sidewalks as
lows:
To the honorable Mayor and City
Council of the City of Caldwell:
These bids are for the construction
of cement sidewalks on the blocks and
lots as follows:
BLOCK 42.
Lot 24—20 yards fill—
33 lin. ft. walk at $1.20
per lin. ft $ 39.60
Lot 33 to 14 inclusive—each
15 yds. fill—
25 lin. ft. walk at $1.05
per lin. ft
Lot 13 front and side, 93.6
yds. fill—
156 lin. ft. walk at $1.05
per lin. ft. ; 163.80
Lot 12 front and side, 46 yds.
fill—
156 lin. ft. walk at 82c
per lin. ft
Lots 11 and 12, each 324 yds.
fill—
25 lin. ft walk at 69 %c
per lin. ft
BLOCK 43.
Lot 24, 62.4 yds. fill—
156 lin. ft. walk at 90c
per lin. ft 140.40
Lots 32 to 14 inclusive each
5.2 yds. fill 189.00
Lot 13 front, 7 yds. fill—
33 lin. ft. walk at 75e
per lin. ft
Lot 12, front and side, 62.4
yds. fill—
156 lin. ft. walk at 90c
per lin. ft
Lots 11 to 2 inclusive, each, 8
yds. fill—
25 lin ft. walk at 84c
per lin ft
Lot 1, front and side, 56 yds.
fill—
156 lin ft. walk at 87c
per lin. ft
BLOCK 44.
Lot 24 front and side, 11 yds
fill—
156 lin. ft. walk at 65
1-3c per lin. ft
Lots 23 to 14 inclusive, each,
52 yds. fill—
25 lin. ft. walk at 75
2-8c per lin ft 189.10
262.50
127.92
34.86
24.75
140.40
210.00
135.72
101.92
117.52
117-52
Lot 13, front and fide, 32 yds.
fill—
156 lin. ft. walk at 75
l-3c per lin ft.
Lot 12, front and side, 32 yds.
fill—
156 lin. ft. walk at 75
l-3c per lin- ft
Lots 11. 10, 9, 5.6 yds. fill—
25 lin. ft. walk at 77c
per lin. ft 57.75
1-2 of Lot 8, 2Ä yds. fill— i
12 lin ft. walk at 77c
per lin- ft 9.62
Lots 5, 4. 3. each, 6 yds fill—
25 lin. ft. walk at 78c
per lin. ft 58.50
Lot 1. front and side. 10 yds
fill—
156 lin. ft. walk at 65c
per lin. ft. 10L40
BLOCK 33.
Lots 18. 17, 16, each, 2 yds.
fill—
25 lin. ft. walk at 66c
per lin. ft. 49.50
Lot 13, side. 20 yds. fill—
123 lin. ft. walk at 72e
per lin. ft 8S.56
BLOCK 32.
Lot 24, front and side, 30 yds.
fill—
156 lin. ft. walk at 74 1 4c
per lin. ft 116.22
Lot 23, 4 yds. fill—
25 lin. ft. walk at 72c
per lin. ft 18.00
Lots 18 to 14. inclusive, each
2 yds. fill—
25 lin. ft. walk at 66c
per lin. ft 82.5C
Lot 13, front, 3 yds. fill—
33 lin. ft walk at 87 1-3
per lin ft 22.11
Lot 12, front, 12 vds. fill—
33 lin. ft. walk at 87
l-3c pe' lin. ft 2S.«2
Lots 11 to 2, inclusive, each,
14 yds. fill—
25 lin. ft walk at $1.02
per lin. ft 255.0)
Lot 1, front and side, 32 yds.
fill—
156 lin. ft. walk at 75
l-3c per lin. ft 117.F2
BLOCK 31.
Lot 24, front and side—
156 fin. ft. walk at 60c
per lin. ft 93.00
Lots 23 and 22, each—
25 lin. ft. walk at 60«
per lin. ft SO 00
Lots 21 to 14. inclusive, each
2 yds. 511—
25 lin. ft. walk at 66c
per lin. ft 132.0«»
Lots 13, front and side, 10 yds.
fill—
156 lin. ft. walk at 65c
per lin ft 101.40
Lot 12, front and side—
156 lin. ft. walk at 60c
per lin. ft 93 60
Lots 11. 10, 9, 8, 7, each 2
yds. fill—
25 lin. ft walk at 66c
per lin. ft. 82.50
Lots 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, each 8 yds.
fill—
25 lin. ft walk at 84c
per lin. ft 105.00
Lot 1, front and side, 20 yds.
fill—
156 lin. ft. walk at 69%c
per lin. ft . 108.42
Court House Block, east side
13.2 yds. fill—
262 lin. ft. walk at 64c
per lin. ft... 167.68
North side, 53 yds. fill—
362 lin. ft. walk at 71c
per lin. ft 257.02
West side, 28 yds. fill—
262 lin. ft. walk at 68c
per lin. ft 178.16
BLOCK 64.
Lot 13, 6 yds fill—
128 lin ft. walk at 63%c
per lin. ft
Extra fill
81.28
15.00
Extra fill
Lot 12, 123 lin. ft. walk at 60c
per lin. ft
BLOCK 5.
Lot 12. 101 yds. fill—
120 lin ft. of 11 Vz ft.
walk at$2.01 per lin. ft
132 lin ft. of 6 in. euro
at 35c per lin. ft
76.28
73.80
46.20
$ 287.40
Lot 13, 112 vds. fill—
120 lin. ft. of 11% ft.
walk at $2.08 per lin.
ft 249.60
132 lin. ft. of 6 in. curb
at 35c per lin. ft 46.20
295.80
BLOCK 11.
Lot 1, 56 yds. fill—
119J4 lin. ft walk at
$1.73 per lin ft
123 lin. ft. of 6 in. curb
at 35c per lin. ft
206.73
46.20
Lot 13, 79 yds. fill—
123 lin. ft. of 11% ft.
walk at $1.86 per lin
135 lin. ft of 6 in. curb
at 35c per lin ft
$252.93
47.25
«276.03
Iyot 24, To finish out 12 feet
walk at 45c per lin. ft.
BLOCK 34.
TM 24, 33»4 vds. fill—
128 lin. ft. walk at
79*40 per lin. ft 101.
These bids are submitted on the
basi s of 60c per lin. ft. for 5-foot
walk, 75c per yd. for fill and 35c per
lin ft. for curb.
Yours respectfully,
CAI.KINfi & LESLEY.
A motion was made by Farrar that
so much of the bid as referred to the
layinsr of sidewalks before lots 12 and
13, block 64. lot 1, block 34, lots 1,
13 and 24 block 11, lot« 12 and 13,
block 5, lots 1 to 24, inclusive, block
32, be accented, and that the remain
der of the bid be taken up at the next
meeting. The roll beine called on
the motion, the vote resulted: Ayes—4
Nays—0. Absent— Devers, Paynter—
So the motion prevailed.
Petition of T. A. Walters, et al..
praying that a cement walk be laid
on the south side of Arthur street
between 9th and 20th avenue, was
read, and on motion of Farrar, the
same was granted from 13th to 20th
avenue.
Voted, on motion of Gartin, that
council adjourn until Monday, Aug.
23, 1909, at 8 p. m.
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I, J. Ii. irowen. Mayor of Lne City of
CÄ*a»eü, a« t
in acc.rdance — I _
crdii-Ä.n i_e No. i (»a&»ed &y tne May^r
and Council of tnc City of Ca-dwfc.i at
* rcfe-.-r ~eeun* ne^a un tx.e 1}tin da>
■ji J~.j, i»v>. ana approve-i by tne
J jz u.e i*tn day of Juiy, 1». i. a
-]»>■ occUul, tu ne neid on tne Stn
■Bj .caWriHBMH
of & a. xn. ana * p. m-, l^r tne
p^ip^fè c sat fubaûtu^s tu tne qua-.liec
c.tvura ana lax-yayers of tne City oi
C«i--~c~ U-e question of wnemer or
Ma> - j T «s. ..a Councii sna^
. - I U.C -Si d—VA
IJ ieiUc, in tne name of.
iLi vi. i_e crtrdit, of tne City of Ca^d
— „—s »—
u uttuijr >ears, fcTut uuty 1
el it u.e opuos ot u.tr
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fur tne purpose of grading and
w*tn Jäituiitmc pavement, tnat
pjzu-jn of iüt streets and ai^eys of tne
C*'o uf Caidweii, and caiied street
aii a..c) intersecuons, to cur
ia. iiae grading, {»aving and
^ruposed tu ne m<iae at tne ex
i^c.-*e ul tne property owneri anutting .
pruvided by Spcciaj ur
No. z, a<rv*aring tne intention
Lfte ê
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■A the City of CaidweU to grade, pavt
euro tcrtaia stretLs and alleys,j
ai.a urdihaj.ee No. 1SÙ, creating i^ocai i
iiftpr - » ehitnt District So. i, to wtiicn i
rtiereftce is ftereby made.
Tr.e said election Shall be i.eld as
àf^icsaio. in the respective wards ol
•-he Cny of Caidweii, County of Can
yon. axd stale ol Idano, and the de
scription of tne wards and polling
p.«<.es, and names of U-e registrars,
arc as loiioas:
The first ward comprises all tnat
p<.it of Caidweii lying east and norm
of the main track of tne Oregon Snort
Liiic ranr^ad, polling piace. Pacific
Hotel, Registrar, JAary Smith.
Tne second ward comprises all that
pan of Caldwell lying soutn and west
of the ihain traclt of the Oregon Snort
Ljne railroad, and east and south of
Avenue; polling piace, corner
Aru-ur street and -Ninth Avenue. Reg
istrar, Mrs. C.ara PowelL
The t-ird ward comprises all that
pari of Ca.dwei. lying west and south
of the n-ain track of the oregon Short
i-ine rai.road, and soutn and west ol
n.i...^a.. Avenue; polling piace. tne
City Ha..: Registrar, Ullian Potter.
Registrations may be made between
the hours of a a. m. and i p. m. and Ï
to S p. m. on each Saturday, commenc
ing with the 31st day of July, ltdi, and
ending witn tne 4th day of September,
J-j, and on any other days wltbin
said lime when tne registrars may be
founu at their piaces of registration.
e manner of holding and conduct
ing said election shall be the same as
other and general elections according
to the provisions of the election laws of
the slate of Idaho.
As to other and further details and
information as to the purpose for
hicn said bond issue is required,
references is hereby made to Ordin
ances Noa. 130 and 112, hereinbefore
referred to, and, also, to Special Or
dinance No. Z, declaring the intention
of ihe City of Caldwell to grade, pave
and curb the streets and alleys and
parts of certain streets and alleys and
providing that the expense of the said
improvement at the cross streets and
intersections shall be paved and grad
ed at tne expense of tne City of Cald
weih
Uiven under my hand this £2nd day
of July. 1 »0».
J. B. GO WEN, Mayor.
Notice tor FnUiication.
Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office at Boise, Jdano,
Ui> 1 if, I ju'j.
Notice is herety given tnat iLttU;-w
Goiden, uf Caidweii, 1dm >, wn >, •» i
May â, 1!*G4, made Hj oc.-u-iii EitUy
No. 73^4, Öeriai No. Ollâ^, Tor SLI 1 *.
section 7, tuwnsnip 4 N., range 4 W.,
uoiae Meriuian, tas fiied notice of in>
lention Ij make finai live ye-%r proof,
blatiish claim to tne land abov ï de
scribed, tefore George Stovci, a U.
S. Cuiumissiuner at CaldweU, llato, • u
me -itn day of August, lS»ud.
Claimant names as witaedses:
Ciark li. Alien, of Green Leaf, Idaho;
Warren A. O'Brien, of Caldwell, Idabo;
Waiiace N. York, of Caldwell Idaho;
Bita Alien, of Caidweii, ldano.
WM. BALtDEKSTON,
Kegister.
Jy. 24.A21.
Jy. 24.A21.
(lee of Sale uf Heal Estate at Pri
nt« Sale.
Under authority of an order of sale
granted by the probate court of Can
yon county, state of Idaho, dated Aug
ust 3rd. 1!»ij9. 1 will sell, at private sale,
the following described real estate:
An undivided S-16 interest in and to
the Sü of SE?4 of section 26, and the
X14 of .NKii of section 25, township
N. R. 3 W. B. iL in Canyon county.
Idaho.
The sale will be made on or after
...e 23rd day of August, 1909, and bids
wi'l be received at the office of Messrs.
Itice, Thompson & Buckner, Caldwell,
Idaho. Terms of sale will be cash, ten
per cent to accompany bid, and the
balance upon confirmation of the sale
by the court. _
CLARA POWELL,
Guardian of the estate of Ethel
Powell, Ada Powell, Newton Powell,
May Powell, Clara Powell, Goldie Pow
ell. Thomas Powell and Sylvia Powell.
minors. A7-21
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.Notice of Sale of Real Estate at Pri
vate Sale.
Under authority of an order of sale
granted by the probate court of Can
yon county, state of Idaho, dated Aug
ust 3rd, 1909, 1 will sell at private sale
the following described real estate:
Ail that portion of the NEU of SWV4
of section 26, township 4 N. R. 3 W.
M.. lying south and west of the right
of way of the Oregon Short Line rail
road, the S \l. of SEU section 26.
Nix of NEU section 35, township 4
- " —J. B. M. and SWU of SW14 sec
tion 15, township 4 N. R 4 W . B. M
Canyon county, Idaho.
The sale will be made on or after
the 23rd day of August, 1909, and bids
will be received at the office of Messrs.
Rice, Thompson & Buckner, Caldwell,
Idaho. Terms of sale will be cash,
per cent to accompany bid, and
balance upon confirmation of sale
the court. , ,
Dated this 3rd day of August, A.
CLARA POWELL,
Administratrix of the estate of Perry
N. Powell, deceased. A7-21
Notice of Examination,
Examinations for first, second
third grade county certificates,
mary and life certificates, also gram
mar grade certificates will be held
the court house in Caldwell, August
26, 27, 28, beginning at 9 o'clock.
The following will be the ordêr
i Thursday; civics, reading, spelling and
physiology, Friday; arithmetic, geo
graphy, state constitution, school law
and grammar, Saturday; general hUs
tory, algebra, theory and practice and
rhetoric, for primary certificates, Sat
urday; all subjects, for state certlft
cates, Thursday; geology and botany,
Friday; physics and literature, Satur
day; zoology, for state diploma, Thürs
day; geeometry and psychology^ Fri
day; political economy and history of
education, Saturday; chemistry for
gracimar grade certificates, Thursday;
history aD j psysiology, Friday; arlth
metic, spelling and civic«, Saturday;
grammar, geography and reading.
Eighth grade examinations will also
be held at Nempa, I'ayette and Em
mett.
MAHEI. GRACE CAHLETON,
Supt. of Canyon Co. Schools.
SotlR •( TtUu
Ic tt.e district court ot tue beventh
* I J U die Let.* dillllCt Of t*-tr State of 104tho,
! in *z.d for the couLtjr of Canyon.
1 Ade.ia J. Jones, p^inuft, vs. Robert
à. Jones, Lxrfcnàanu Notice of taking
deposition.
To Robert S. Jones, defendant:
You »ill {».case uaice nonce tuat the
depositions of lira. H. ßu.son, T. K.
i^rtrcn and H. J. and, witnesses on
^c:.a^f oi tne piamuxf in U.e above en
ui.trd action, to oe used on tne triai
i iLcreof, will te taiten ai follow»:
il.'t. K- aütson. of New York City,
«ru. De taken ircf^re Josepn C. Stet
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1» to IS» \S i*.iam street. New lork
CitJ
T. of Chicago, Illinois, uc
1 Ci-aries P. ■Mo .u .r jp, a notary ;
ac - -'- Ls otilce at 1-u E <ta. i-ando.p.
• 1 iUcci, room Jveaaie buiiaiug. CXii
,*go, liiiccis.
ti. J. Coi>eiai.d. of Toronto. Canada,
„etor= KaLcy. ol Jiilis. Kane)-.
i-ucas, Üa-.j» & C--.iiui.ouii, a. notary
i/uLr.i«. authorized to u*c sue ft depo
î'Û 014 ** Äl al Toronto, Can
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ûi en depositions wiii Le taken on tne
-itn day uf August, iirùî», between tne
no^rs of a. m. o.na 4 p. m-, of tnat day,
A nd if Qui completed on tnat day. tne
Lakmg ti.ereof wiii te cotinueü from
any au day successively, tnereafter and
u\er öunoays, at tne same piace until
compacted.
iy*led tnis lain day of Juiy, làu».
öjdilH cc SCATTEK.DA Y,
Attorney fur Plaintiff, residing ai
Ca^aweii, ldano.
juiy 17-A-7
>ulic« of Sale oi City Bunds.
Notice is ncreoy gl» en oy u.e Mayor
and City Cuuncii ul tne City uf Cai.i
* ell, ldano, tnat tne said alayor ana
Cv>u:.«-Li intend lu issue, HCgOtMU Ana
sei lne ncguuaue cuupun Du nos ul tx&iu
city tu tne amuunl uf fiv,uuu.uv, fur tne
purpuse uf 1 un am g me oul*lanai..&
..aiiani lndenieaneas uf said illy. £>aia
cuiids are lu Oe issued in Uenuminaliuna
■jl ti.VLU.w tain, and wiii near interest
u,i lne rale ui iitre per ceni per annual,
said interest lu ne paid un lne lirai aa>a
jl January and Ju^y uf eacn year, al
Ué olllce \JÎ tne City Treasurer of tne
Ciiy uf Caidweii, ur i..e Cnaae NaUunai
x^ana of New lors City, stale ut .Neu
îurk, al lté option of tne nolder uf lté
interest coupons. Tne principal of saiü
uunas ia lu ne paid al ine olllce uf me
City Treasurer al Caidweü, iOanu. öa.a
non as snaai t>e payanie twenty years
ir^m dale, reaeemanie in meir numeri
cal urder, al tne option of me city al
anytime alter tne expiration ul ten
> ears iroin aate. Botn principal and in
tcreal uf Said bunds Wiii Oe payable in
iaalui money of me Unitea blales.
Tne bias lor tne purchase ul said
bunds must be Scaaeu and addressed tu
me Mayor and Cuuncii uf Caiaweii,
ldano, and filed witn u.e city cierk.
£>ius will be received tiii 1- o'ciock,
nuon, of Monaay, September o, lav*.
c>aid bids \\i±i be opened by tne Mayor
and Cuuncii of said city on r>epiemoer
», lava, al s o'clock p. m. at tne city
naii, Caiawell, ldano. &aid bonds wi.i
nut be suld lor less ti.an face and ac
crued interest at time of delivery, and
no bid will be considered wnicn spev.1
lies a Signer rale of interest man five
per cent per annum, l^acti nid must n
accompanied ny a certified cneck to the
diLuUüi ol live per cent of me a.i.ouni
ntd. payable to tne City of Caldwell,
ldano. £>aid bids may be iur me wno.e
amount of tbe bonds to be issued or
lur a portion thereof at the option of
the bidder and the city reserves the
right to reject any or all bids and to
make allotments of the bonds mat shall
be deemed for the best Interests of u.e
city. Tne issue of bonds herein speci
lied is authorized by me i*us ol t.
state of Idaho and the ordinances and
resolutions of said city.
By order of the May or and City
Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho.
Dated at Caldwell, ldano, July 20,
100».
J. B. GO WEN, Mayor.
Attest:
C. J. SHORB,
Clerk of the City of Caldwell, Idaho.
Jy24-A21.
Serial No. 06796.
Xotice fur Publication.
United Stales Lma Office, lioise.
Idaho, Juiy a, lyoa.
Notice is hereby given that the
Northern Pacific Rail way Company
whose po8toffice address is St. Paul,
Minnesota, has this 9tn day of Juiy
iau9, fiied in this office ils application
to select under Uie provisions uf li
act of congress, approved Juiy 1, Iba*,
Uu Stat. »a7, 620>. the SWi», section
ä, township 1 N n range 4 W., Boise
Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely tne lands described, or desiring
to oojeel oecause of tne mineral char
acter of the land, or for any utner rea
son, to tne disposal to tne applicant,
should file meir affidavits of protest
in tnis office r on ur before the 2&th
day of August, 19u9.
WM. BAL.DÜKSTUN,
Regster.
iù. K. Garrett, agent for appileant.
Jy U-A-Z&.
.NUTICE Füll F L il Jul CATION.
Department of tne interior,
Unitea stales Land ulhce,
Boise, ldanu, June ^S, lvut.
Notice Is nereoy given mat J
McCoiium, guardian ul lne persun and
estate of James H. McCoilum, an in
competent person, uf Caldwell, idano
wnu, on Maren lb, lifVJ, made home
stead entry No. fcälö, Serial No. o^Sbl
lor N SWfc, section 4, townsmp 4 N
range ö VV., Boise Meridian, nas med
notice uf inlentiun lu malte nnal live
year pruol to eslabiisu claim lo me
land above described, Oelure Georg«
W. Sluvei, U. S. commissioner, at Caid
well, Idaho, on the 2btn day ot August,
lkuy.
Claimant names as witnesses:
James M. Shaver, George VV. Dement,
Jesse SL Messier, Cnaries K. Peppard,
all uf Caldwell, ldano.
WM. BADD^KSTON, Kegister
J26-July il.
.Notice of Special Ein'tlol
Notice is hereby given u.at u spec
ial election will tie iielU at tne City ot
Caiii^eii, County ot Canyon, diate ot
iOaiio, on tne Stil üay ot September,
iaua. in accordance with the yroviaioui
of ordinance No. passed by salii
Council and approved by the Mayor of
the City ol Caidweii on ti.e lain day of
j uiy, laua, at which eiection tnere will
be submitted to the qualified voters ol
the said City of Caldwell, who are tax
payers, ti.e question of whether or not
the Mayor and Council shall be author
ized to issue, in the name of, and on
the credit, of the City of Caldwell, five
per cent interest bearing coupon bonds
in the sum of »^6.0»3.T8, payable in
twenty years, but may be paid in ten
years at the option of the city, for the
purpose of gradins and paving, with
liitullthic pavement, that potrion *
the streets and alleys in the City
Caldwell and called street and alley
intersections, to correspond witli like
grading, paving and curbing proposed
to be made at the expense of the prop
erty owners abutting the same, as pro
vided by special ordinance No. ï, de
daring the intention of the City o
Caldwell to grade, pave and curb cer
tain streets and aiieys, and Ordinance
No. 130, creating Local Improvement
District No. 1; to which reference
hereby made.
That at said election none but qualified
electors who are tax-payers, and regl
tered according to luw. will be entitle
to vote. The pollH shall be open from
o'clock in the forenoon to 7 o r
In t.ie evening of said day. The
lux places and registrars for th« res
pectlve wards are as follows
First ward: Polling place. Pacific
Hotel; Registrar. Mary Smith.
Second ward: Polling place. Corner
of Arthur street and Ninth Avenue;
Registrar, Mrs. Clara Powell.
Third ward: Polling place, City
Hall; Registrar, Lillian Potter.
By order of the Mayor and City
Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho.
C. J. SHOHlt. City Clerk.
Dated July 22nd, 1»09.
N»TlfH KOK PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior,
United States Land Offlce,
Boise. Idaho, June 28. ISO».
Notice Is hereby glv,n that Jame* T.
" ~ Id'
Gardiner, of Caldwell. Idaho, who, on
August 1. 11)04. made homestead entry
No. 7636, 8. N. 0707, for N Vi NW14 SKS4
nw % ; ne % SW^, section 1«, town
ship 2 north, range 4 west. Boise Meri
dian, has hied notice of IntenUon to
make final five-year proof, to establish
ciaim to the land above described, be
fore register and receiver, at Boise.
Idaho, on the list day of August. 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Ernest Vasoid. William Hitson. Jons
F. Green, James Gregg, all of Caldwell.
Idaho.
Jy 3-JL WM- BALDERSTON, Register
Alias summom*.
In the district court of the Seventh
Judicial aistricl of me stale of ldar.o,
.L ana for me county of Canyon.
Alexander Umpnrey, Piainuff, vs.
iienry i~ ±±orna.nan and me unknown
..eirs and unknown devisees of Arp*e
j Hornaman, deceased, wife of
iienry L. tiornaman, l^elendants. A^ias
uxnmuns.
xut state of ldano sends greetings to
tne above named defendants, Henry L»
durnaman, ana tne unknown neirs ana
anuwa des*, isees of Arpie May
xiornaman, deceased, wife of iienry L.
. _ na »nan.
lou are hereby required to appear in
_ lion orvugnt against you ny me
uuve named piainuil, in lne disirn.1
urt ol tne öewentn judicial district
me state ol ldano, in and fur m«
_u*t> oi Canyon, and to answer me
n~p^aint tued merein within twenty
aaye ^exclusive of the day ol service;
alter tx.e service un you ul mis sum
mons, if served wiUiin tnis district,
u.erwise witmn forty da>s.
lne said action is nrougnt to qu.el
titie tu tne northwest quarter ol me
uineasi quarter tN. YV. ^»-S.
ul section twenty-two \.zz) in tu^u
i.ip lour v.4norm, of range two v-j,
cat uf tne Boise Meridian, Canyon
county, stale ul ldanu, against >ou,
and eacn ul you, ana lu determine a*.y
d aii adverse ciaims claimed by yuu,
and each of yuu, lor tne purpose ol en
joining yuu, and eacn ul yuu, iroiu
aiming any estate ur interest in saia
property, ur any part tnereul, ur lu
possession tnereuf, and nave me
arnes ol Henry .L. Harneuiau and
iienry 1— Harnaman, wnuse names ap
pear in tne aosiracl of UUe lu said
>>ruperiy, declared une and me San^e
laon, all ul wnicn mure luiiy appears
rum lne said cuinpiamt no m un Hie
rein, a Hue Copy ul wnicn 1» nere
to attacned, served nerewitn, and uy
tnis reierence rnade a pari nereuf.
Ana you are hereoy noUiied, mat il
lai. to appear and answer me said
mpiainl, a* above required, lne aaid
a^.lill win appiy to ti.e court lur tne
.let deinanueU in Uie cuuipiainl.
■Lriven under my nand me aeai ul U.e
tricl cuurt ot me detenu. Juuiud.
aistricl of the stale of ldanu, in and
jV u.e county ul Can y un.
'Inis 12m day uf Jusj A. U. 19va.
VJ. V. Ciera.
\v. W tiir »1N. l>eputy.
.kson sc Walters, itiorneys for
Uli, residing al Ca. iweii, Idaho.
1 »-A-^l.
ceaij
Boise,
Serial No. Ù6&1Â.
>olin lur Public*!»®".
United States laad Otic«,
Idaho, July z0. ISu».
Notice is Lereby given tiiat ti.e
Nortiifcrn Pacific Railway Co m [mi. y .
whose postolfice address is ÜU Paul,
Minnesota, lias this iuth day ot Juiy,
li)«», filed in this office its application
to select under the provisions of the
act of congress, approved July 1, 1S>5
30 Stat. ïàî, 620). Lots 1, 2. I. and 4.
section ÏÛ, township 3 N., R. 4 W., B.
il.
Any anl all persons claiming adver
sely the lands described, or desiring to
object because of the mineral charac
ter of the land, or for any other rea
son, to the disposal to applicant, should
file their affidavits of protest In this
office, on or before the 9th day of
September. 1909.
WM. BALDERSTON*. Register.
E. Garrett, agent for applicant.
Jy31-Sept4.
\otlce of Time and Place Appointe«
Proving Wili, F4e.
In the probate court of the count#
of Canyon, state of Idaho, In th« mat
ter of the estate of N. B. Sebree. <!♦
ceased. Notice of time appointed log
proving Will, Etc.
Pursuant to an order of said probate
court made on the 12th day of August,
1909. notice is hereby given that Mon
day, the 30th day of August, A~ D. 1901,
o'clock p. m., of said day at the
court room of said court, at the court
house in the city of Caldwell, county of
Canyon, has been appointed as the time
and place for proving the will of said
X. B. Sebree, deceased, and for hearing
the application of Alice E. Sebree for
the issuance to her of letters of ad
Ltion with the will annexed, at
any person interested may appear and
contest the same.
Dated August 12, 1909.
F. A. HAGEL1N, Clerk.
Aug 14-St. 4.
Xotice to Creditors.
In the probate court of the county of
Canyon, state of Idaho, in the matter of
the estate of James L. Yost, deceased.
Notice to creditors.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed executor of the last will of
James L. Yost, deceased, to the credit
ors of, and all persons having claims
against, the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months after the first pub
lication of this notice, to the said exe
cutor, at the law office of Tom Cahalan,
06 and 207 Sonna block, Boise, Idaho,
the same being designated as the place
for the transaction of the business of
said estate in the county of Ada, state
of Idaho.
Dated August 12, 1909.
okric cole,
Executor of the last will of Jaines L.
Yost, deceased. A4-S4.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, A. M. Schrecongost, the admin
istrator with the will annexed of the
state of Earbestine Thomas, deceased,
to the creditors of, and all persons hav
ing claims against said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary vouch
ers, within ten months after the first
publication of this notice, to said ad
ministrator with the will annexted. at
the offices of Kice, Thompson and
Buckner, Caldwell, Idaho, the same
being the place for the transaction of
the business of said estate.
Dated August 12th, 1909.
A. M. SCHRECONGOST.
Administrator with the will annexed.
Rice, Thompson and Buckner, attor
neys for estate.
A14-S4.
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of the InU-rior, United
States Lrftnd Office. Boise, Idaho,
August 14, 1909.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed in this office by Myrtle 1.
Foley, contestant, against homestead
« ntry. No. 75i#7, made September 9,
1904, for S ki NEU, N Vi SEW. section 2,
township ;> north, range 5 west, Boise
Meridian, by Thomas J. Foley, contes
tée, in which it is it 1 U'gi'd that suid
Thomas J Foley, on the 7th day of
February, 19UU. abandoned the said
homestead entry No. 7697, and ever
sin« »' that date has failed to reside up
on the same and has neglected to cul
tivate any part thereof; that said
Thomas J. Foley has, for more than
six month* last past, abandoned and
dcsfi'ted this affiunt, who is the wife
of the said Thomas J. Foley, and also
their three minor children, and
that the said Thomas J. Foley, for more
than six months last past, has failed to
support hi* said wife and minor child
ren; that this affiant has continued to
reside upon said land and has cultiva
ted it a* far as her ability and means
would admit; all of which Is more fully
M't forth In the affiant's affidavit of
contest on file In this office.
Said parties are hereby notified to
appear, respond, and offer evidence
touching Haid allegation at 10 o'clock
a. in., on October 4, 1909, before the
register and receiver at the United
Stales land office in Boise, Idaho.
The said contestant having. In a
proper affidavit, filed August 14, 1909,
• t f rth facts which show that after
due diligence personal service of this
-tlce can not be made. It is hereby or
dered and directed that such notice be
given by due ami proper publication.
WM. BALD KliS TON, Register.
FRED V. TINKER, Receiver.
A21-S18.