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Bteven* Frank. SUtea: Imp.
® H W 1-1 Sac i, Twp ii
N.BIEBK, personal prop
arty and poll tax.
8 '""°, n « J J.. SUtea: Imp on
Jot I. block n. in
Stltea.
S. Cottonwood: Imo
unpat. land peraon.l propJ
,rt y end poll tax. 5 ,
Shawyer * Pipes. Goff: Bawl
mill, personal
poll tax.
Short Wm. H„ Higgins: 'imp
unpat. land, personal prop '4314
Silver John. Pollock: Imp Sn" 43 14
pat land.
Scribner M. B.. Pollock:' im'n
unpat. land and poll tax P '
Stone, Hoxie * Co.. Lucilé
Imp. on mining claim. k 20
Stone C. S.. Oreencreek : Lota
1. 2, 2, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8, Sec 28
TWP ?* "Nj R 2 E B M <160
tnd personal prop.. 124
SPrague F. O.. Lowe: Imp on S
1-2 BE 1 - 4 , See 18, Twp 32
N, H 8 E B U, personal prop
arty and poll tax.......
J ' v -' Westlake: Imp'ô..
NW 1-4 NW 1-4 Sec. 1», Twp
22 N. R 1 W B M. personal
property and poll tax.
Sink F. F., Oreencreek: imp.
on SE 1-4 Sec. Twp 32 N, R
1 E B M, and personal
Smith J. W„ Glover: Imp
Pat. land and personal prop.. 9 en
Scott P. S., Luclle: Imp unpat.
land and personal property.. 34 41
Sewell A. D„ Luclle: Imp
pat land and personal prop..
Springer F. D., Canfield: Imp.
unpat land and
Sh?nn P Henry Â.', Canfield: Imp.
unpat. land, personal prop
erty and poll tax.
Shinn S. E„ Canfield: Imp. un
pat. land and poll tax....
Shinn C. E„ Canfield: Imp. un
pat. land, personal property
and poll tax.
Shlssler Bros., Newsome: Pat
ented mining ground known
as Newsome Junction Placer
(20 acres), Min. Survey No.
1281, Improvements, personal
property and two poll taxes.. 30.83
Saunders Walter, Harpster: 7
acres ln NW corner of SW
■1-4 SE 1-4 Sec. 33, Twp 31 N,
R 4 E B M, and poll tax.... 3.28
Sears Jud., non Res: Lot 18,
block B, In original town of
Cottonwood .
Shaw Nellie M., Westlake: Lt*
8, block 2, In town of West
lake. ■. .. ... r,
— "'WllIBl dtltefff^mp üripai
land, personal property and ~
poll tax .
Smith W. J„
Blocks 17 and 29 In Rhoades
Addition to Cottonwood: un
divided 1-2 of lot 1, block
107 in town of Denver. 10.48
Scott Z. D., Tahoe: Imp. unpat.
land and personal property.. 5.37
Sutton W. H., non Res: Lots 5,
6, block 16, in Rhoades ad
dition to town of Cottonwood 1.74
Stussi D„ Hump: Lot 1, block
10, lots 1-19, block 11, in
town of Hump .
Shaw N. R„ Westlake: Lot 15,
block 2, In town of Westlake 8.80
Skookum Mng. Co.: Imp. on
mining claim and personal
property.
Smith W. J„ Westlake: S 1-2
NW 1-4, S 1-2 NE 1-4, Sec.
33, Twp 32 N, R 1 W B M
(160 acres) .
Shlssler & Mathlson, Newsome:
SE 1-4 Sec 11, S 1-2 SW 1-4,
SW 1-4 SE 1-4 Sec 12. N 1-2
NW 1-4, NW 1-4 NE 1-4 Sec
13, Lots 2. 3, 4, Sec 12. Twp
31 N. R 2 E B M (486.36
acres.
Stanton S. R., non Res: Lot 2,
SE 1-4 NW 1-4, S 1-2 NE 1-4
Sec 19, Twp 34 N, R 5 E B M
(159.34 acres) .
Scott W.. White Bird: SW 1-4
NE 1-4, W 1-2 SE 1-4 Sec 9,
Twp 27 N, R 1 E B M (120
Swarts T. D., White Bird: W
1-2 E 1-2 Sec 36, Twp 29 N,
R 1 E B M (160 acres) and
personal property.
Symons John, Roosevelt: Imp.
on lot 9, block 4, In town of
Roosevelt.
Spicer M. C., Roosevelt: Imp in
town of Roosevelt, personal
property and poll tax.
Smith R. W., Harpster: Imp.
unpat. land, personal prop
erty and poll tax.
Turner Mrs. M. E., Qrangeville:
E 1-2 NW 1-4, NW 1-4 NW
1-4 Sec 12, Twp 30 N, R 2 E
B M (120 acres) and person
al property .
Talbott Bishop, non Res: Lots
13, 14, block 8, in Schm's 1st
addition to town of Grange
vtlle.
Taylor Maggie, Orangeville:
Lots 7, 8, block G. In Hall's
Addition to town of Orange
ville.
Tuttle J. F., White Bird: Lots
3, 4, NE 1-4 SW 1-4 Sec. 19,
Twp 27 N., R. 1 E B M (146
Thompson D. A., White Bird:
2 1-2 acres In NW 1-4 SW 1-4
Sec. 12. Twp 28 N, R 1 E B
M. and personal property...
Taylor Frank L, Freedom: Imp
unpat. land, personal prop
erty and poll tax.
Taylor J. M.. White Bird: Lots
3, 6, 7, Sec 10, lot 2 and NW
1-4 NE 1-4 Sec. 16, Twp 27
N, R 1 E B M (189.70 acres),
and poll tax .
Taylor W H., Woodland: Imp.
unpat. land and personal
property.
Turner John, Clearwater: Imp.
unpat. land, personal prop
erty and poll tax.
Terwilleger Ben, Oreencreek:
Lots 21. 22, 23, 24, Sec. 17,
Twp 32 N. R 2 E B M (80
acres), and personal prop... 56.59
Tetrlch Dan, Westlake: Lot 18,
block 10, In town of West
lake .
Ternan Henry, Elk City:
. 1-4 NW 1-4, S 1-2 NW 1-4,
SW 1-4 NE 1-4 §pc 34, Twp
31 . N R 4 E B M (160 acres):
SW 1-4 SW 1-4 Sec 25, SE
1-4 SE 1-4 Sec. 26, N 1-2 NE
1-4 Sec 36, Twp 81 N, R 4
E B M (160 acres).
Turner Mrs. E. W., Lorena: Lot
1, S 1-2 NE 1-4 Sec 6 and lot
6. Sec 4, Twp 32 N, R 6 E B
M. less R. R. R. W. (173
acres), lot 14, block E In
town of Stuart, and per
sonal property ..
Turner J. B„ Oreencreek: E
1-2 SE 1-4. W 1-2 SW 1-4
Sec 33. Twp 33 N. R 2 E B
M (180 acres) .
Telephone Co.. O'vllle 4k Buf
falo Hump, Orangeville: Ten
miles of line.
Timms W. D., Roosevelt: Imp.
on lot 17. block 1, In town
of Roosevelt, and poll tax..
Uta J. B., Orangeville: Imp un
pat. land, personal property
and poll tax .
Urquhart Henry, Harrisburg:
Imp. unpat. land and poll tax
Unstckar Old, non Res: Lot 5,
block 6, In town of Westlake
Utter L. B„ Orangeville: NE
1-4 Ses. 6. Twp 29 N.. R. 3
E B M (160 acres).
Unknown Owners, Denver: Lot
15. block 107. lot 16. blk 136
In town of Denver.
Unknown Owners, Cottonwood:
Lot 3 block A. lot 12 block
F. lot 16 block F, lot 17
block O, In original town of
Cottonwood: lot 7 block B.
lot 16 block I. lot 16 block I,
In Brown's Addition to town
of Cottonwood ..
Unknown Owners, Stuart: Lot
8 block D, lots 10. 11. 12,
block L. lots. 5, 11, block O,
In town ofStuart
Unknown Owners.
Lot 6 block 15, lots 16, 16,
blk. 9, lot 2 block 13, In town
of Mt. Idaho ..••••
Unknown Owners. Orangeville:
E 2-3 of block 17 and all of
on
M
Wlse
J.
*
in
of
K.
While
9.
Wood
Ward
M
ty
Wood,
tu
Willis
B
White
of
Wren
Wise
6.61
town of
.. 2.32
property and
22.39
6.80
■ 4.62
■ 11.25
7.60
Prop.. 10.15
un
un
6.43
personal
3.72
. 10:30
. 3.72
11.22
.75
5:30
Cottonwood:
5.20
- 21.70
10.81
90.18
35.45
in
to
12.13
40.91
1.90
7.70
5.39
27.48
8.85
5.75
14.33
6.25
43.84
. . . 18.43
2.75
10.93
3.09
NW
36.29
. 45.13
24.67
8.50
4.40
5.10
3.91
.66
10.81
.70
6.86
2.95
Mt. Idaho:
1.21
M k . *•' ln U *M°0 Addt
to 1°'^? Orangeville.. 33.16
is "If J ' T - Westlake: Lot
hüte™** *. In town of Weet
Wlse Ôtiier,' Orangeville: ' Lots
J. 8. block *. In Hall's Addi
tion to town of Orangeville,
personal property and poll
Wilkins H. T, Orangeville: Imp
unpat. land, personal prop
* r,y and poll tax. 1.36
.*? i Lowe: Imp on NE
1-4 SE 1-4 8ec. 36. W 1-2
>W 1 - 4 , NW 1-4 SW 1-4 Sec
28. Twp 32 N. R 3 B B M,
Personal property and poll
tax.. ü go
Woodring W. A., Cottonwood:
Lot 8. block F, In Brown's
Addition to town of Cotton
wood and nersonal property 16.36
w.dbert J. M., Cottonwood:
Lots 6. 7. 8, 6. 10. block H.
in Brown's addition to town
of Cottonwood; north 76 ft.
and 3 Inches In lot 21, block
K. in Brown's Addition to
town of Cottonwood and per
sonal property.
While A. E.. Pollock: Imp un
pat. land and poll tax. 3.66
Wooster J. J.. White Bird: SW
1-4 SW 1-4 Sec 4. SE 1-4 SE
1-4 Sec 6. N 1-2 NW 1-4 Sec
9. Twp 28 N. R 1 E B M
(160 acres), personal prop
erty and poll tax. 23.71
Wood John C., Canfield: Imp.
unpat. land and personal
property.
Ward Icaac, White Bird: W 1-2
SW 1-4 Sec 17. E 1-2 SE 1-4
Sec 18. Twp 28 N. R 2 E B
M (160 acres) and personal
property.
Wright Tennyson. Pollock: Imp
unpat. land, personal proper
ty and poll tax.
Wood, H. S. and W. A., Wood
land: Imp. unpat. land, per
sonal property and two poll
tu xes.
Willis Jas. W„ Ferdinand: Imp.
on lots 17. 18, 19. 29, SO, 31.
32. Sec 28. Twp S3 N, R 1 W
B M. personal property and
poll tax .
Woods H., White Bird: Imp un
pat. land and poll tax.
White Wm., Oreencreek: Part
of lot 4 and SE 1-4 SW 1-4
Sec 30 Twp 33 N. R 2 E B M
(70 acres).
Wren James, non Res: Lot 5,
block A, ln original town of
Cottonwood* .
Wise Boy If 4 M. Co., Hump:
Improve i rt u pf s on mining
quaVtx and saw mills
and personal' pfderty.167.50
Wells Wm., non He; Lot 1.
block 18, In town of îivnp.-.
Wright Gus., Florence: 1W9..
unpat land .
Wedding A., Orangeville: S 1-2 >
SW 1-4 Sec 14 and NE 1-4
NW 1-4 and lot 5, Sec. 23,
Twp 31 N, R 3 E B M (165
acres).
Welch John S., Roosevelt:
Imp on lot 19, block 3, in
town of Roosevelt and poll
tax .
Waymire Mrs. Jennie. Mt. Ida
ho: Imp unpat. land and per
sonal property.
York Travers, Stltes: Imp un
pat. land, personal property
and poll tax .
York Virgil, Tahoe: Imp unpat.
land, personal property and
poll tax.
Young J. C., Elk City: Imp. un
pat. land and personal prop. 11.14
Zabbnlka John, Mt. Idaho: Lot
4. SW 1-4 NW 1-4 Sec. 26 and
lot t. SE 1-4 NE 1-4 Sec. 26,
Twp 30 N, R 3 E B M (160
acres)...
turned
Jene
.46
Van
ext
this
ly
IS. If
pointe.
road
ette
will
ard
Mid
m
atout
sions
before
without
worth
to
trip
end
ed
into
«a.te
spen
Capital
2.56
The
mat
1906.
H C.
proved,
opened
Tbe
44.60
22.05
tinned
Jested.
Ths
tioned
16.86
rejected.
Tbe
district
Tbe
at si.,
Tbe
others
trict,
The
the
cartatn
waa
follows,
ths
lino
twD.
to tbs
section
mile,
NE 'Ji
,2
i ÎI
... 11.07
S. 48
the
... 4.87
.75
1.08
w
1.08
tlon
rods
~— jr—
■" 15 510
section
N
L of
54
thence
corner
thenoe
5.23
... 7.67
twp
to
over
■aid
school
fied
cloning
bridge
ton
Board
in
the
Davis,
over
L«tge
hereby
ere
ages,
In
road
upon
built
Uou
over
and
report
seph
ly,
snail
S
es
this
sum
be
iug
the
By
_ 10.75
4.57
18.73
STILL VOTING
Many Coupons Beins Gather
ed for Favorites.
The gathering of votes in the
free trip contest to the Portland
fair goes merrily on end large num
bers are being secured each week.
Some are being saved for the final
count aud surprises are promised
for some who feel confident of
winning. There is still six weeks
in which to vote and ample time
to secure large numbers of coupons.
The vote on Tuesday evening
stood as follows:
First District
Miss Mable Farris, Clearwater.239
Miss Elma Clark,
Miss Hazel Rice, Mt.Idaho_179
Miss Christina Bolander, Wood
land .
Miss Grace Jewel
Miss Edna Brown, Mt Idaho ..468
Miss Ollia Coatley, Harpster.. .861
Miss Grace Pell, Kooskia..
Second District
Miss Lula Nickel, Orangeville 1095
Miss I va Miller, Denver. 87
Mise Essie Martin, Orangeville 63
Miss Grace Van Wert "
Miss Nora Wasmnnd
Miss Jo Graves
Miss Marie Berg
Miss Alva Overman
LeliaV. Angell
Hetma Wil tee
Miss Vivian Veroler
Third District
it
. 67
22
An
to
Be
or
of
of
mal,
or
or
the
nant
of
ises
the
from
in
of
barn
from
sum
of
to
anv
be
ters
and
be
If
17
. 3
25
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6
351
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it
524
10
io
6
it
362
Mias Elsie Young .
Miss Ells Clark...
Miss Effie Taylor..
Miss Emily Bobie .
Miss Mary Griffith
30
.876
2
684
142
Special Rates via. O. R. & N.
To the Louis and Clark Fair
Portland, Ore. June 1 to Oct. 15th
From Lewiston 114.40 for the
round trip good for 30 days. Party
of 10 or more on one ticket tlO.80
limit 10 days. Tickets on sale
May 29 to Oct. 15. In addition
occasional daylight coach excur
sions will be rnn at less than one
fare for the round trip. For par
ticulate call on or write C. W.
Mount Gen'l Agt. O. R. & N.
Remember we bave tbe short
8.50
line.
4.40
RAILROAD TO ROOSEVELT
Mining Man buys P & I N road
and will Build to That Camp
One of the most important deale
for central Idaho was completed in
New York City a few days ago,
when the Pacific and Idaho North
ern railroad was sold by Mr. Hall
to Lewis C. Van Riper and asso
ciates. Tfi'e'price paid has not yet
been given out'.
News of this important transac
tion waa brought to Boise yester
day bv J. B. Randall of Rooeevelt,
who has just returned from New
York City. Speaking of the trans
fer Mr. Randall said he met Van
Riper in his office in N. Y. a week
ago last Sunday, when Mr. Van
Riper told him the matter had bean
cloned and purchase money paid
lice
be
aoy
are
5.10
3.91
.66
.70
1
6.86
H.
2.95
1.21
Hg Mid tbg road raid be
turned over to the eew
Jene 1.
Van Riper
ended from Council to Kendo we
■aid the roed wonld.be
ext
this season, ae the gradin« ia Mar
ly all done between thoae two
4j«
pointe. If poeeible, he added, the
road will be continued on. to Pay
ette lake daring the Cell. Here
will be the terminus of the atand
ard gange. "It ia our intention,
Mid Mr. Van Riper, " to build w
w.gauge road from Payette
the Thunder 1ft. country,
ng up the Big creek auction
m well ea that pert of the dietriot
atout Roosevelt. These exten
sions were definitely agreed upon
before the line wee purchaaed, for
without them the road would to
worth no more to his people then
to Hall."
This is Mr. Randall's second
trip to New York City this winter,
end he will leave in e few days for
Roosevelt. He will to accompani
ed by Mrs. Randall who has been
ding the winter in Boise.—
1906.
into
110900
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Crook
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Capital News.
Commissioners* Proceedings.
The Boa. Board of County Commissionen
mat pannul to order on Wednesday, Key 10, To
1906. st 1 p. m. All p re s en t.
Tbevlewen' report on road petitionedJbr by
H C. Quigley, Leel Wise, et nl., t> hereby as
proved, and ordered that the raid road be leers
opened not later than Jniy u, 1(06.
Tbe elewert' report oo change of road peli
Rlley Rice, W. C Rice et si. to
labor
year
S ou
6»
tion
tinned for b|
Jested.
Ths viewers' report on change of roed peti
tioned for by J. D. bavla, J, p. Code et al., was
rejected.
Tbe petition of R. J. McConnell et el„ for the
appolutment of Louis Smith os overseer of rood
district No. 87, granted.
Tbe application of B. F. Akrldge, J. H. Kills,
at si., petitioners for public road, rejected.
Tbe petition of Char lee Rice end 27 others sad
petition of Emily R. Robts, trustee, and 10
others lor the formation of a new scaool dis
trict, rejected.
The petition of Jo. Mins. C. R. Seay at aL for
the formation of n new school district onto!
cartatn parte
waa granted; i
follows, to-wtt.
ths Cottonwood
lino of section to, running north and south,
twD. IS8.RI8.11I. thence 8 about two miles
to tbs BE comer of the NK
section 9, twp 81 N, R 8 K, m——r—-" ." .re
mile, tbeuce B 1% miles to ra
NE 'Ji of section 17,twp 31 N, W 3
,2 m i|e. thence 8 X mile.Rocs m miles to
i ÎI W ooruer of the HW ^/f the sW^of
thenoe 8 about 83
the
the
district** o*. o, 11 and t*
anew school district formedss
ilnt when
section
of school
Commeudng at a polo
crack Inteneou the naif
sive
you
The
w
tlon IS, twp SI X, 1 1 1, B
rods to the Intoneetton of
jr— asetions 18 and il, t
'^ftfegonwood crash, ih
lia boctlou llae be*
31 N, R3XoBM,
ie in « northwest
creek to the Inter
X A section line of
«ua south, thence
V corner of tha NK
BJE. B M. tbeuce W
ence mile,
ill*»» to tbe N E
|nce N 1 mile,
■■Ifictloii 32 ,
mile
the
section It. ruuning M
N about IX miles to tnF
L of section 11, twp 81 N,
54 mils, thenoe N 54 ■
thence N 54 mlle.thsnae E 1
corner of twp 81 N, R 2 E, B M, .
thenoe E 2 miles to the HE com
twp 82 N, R 8 K, B M, thence S «Dont %
to Cottonwood creek, thenoe In « nortl
direction down Cottonwood creek i
over M mile to the place of baflnnlng. mm »»«0
■aid territory«o described «hall be known««
school district Ko. 76.
The application of certain oltlsana and quali
fied voter« of the precinct of Kentenrllle to Im
exempted from compliance with the BoRdrt
cloning law granted. !■
The application of A. M. McDonald et «L
bridge at the old "Columbus Creealng" on (H
ton wood creek granted and ordered the elM
advertise for sealed bids to be opened by H
Board at 10 a. m. on Friday July 21,1906. H
The matter of the formation of a road dlat^H
in Thunder Mountain [Kooaevelt] district,
the matter of the approval of the bond of JJH
Davis, road overseer of road district No. 46, lam
over till July. ■
The application *of John W. Hartsen, H. M
L«tge et «1. aud the viewers' report thereon^
hereby approved : tbe non consenting land o^l
ere awarded damages as follows, vis.: Wfl
Buchanan, damages, |35; Neil Uanoon. d^|
ages, 8160.
In the application of D. A. McKinley, B«f
Andrews et al .petitioners for a public ros
road districts Nos. 17 and 18 approved, modi
upon tbe condition that the said road aha
built at no expense to the county for conal
Uou of the same: and It is ordered that pd
over whose land the said proposed road wil
and whose names are shown in said vlai
report and who claim damages be awa
damages in the following amounts, to-wit I
seph Kohler. 8160; H Banne, 9126; Hfj
Tacke, $88; August Jorgensen, 8275; John
ly, |75:-Richardson. 9100. The said aw
snail be tendered or paid
S rovtded by law; provided expressly,
es interested shall at the July, 1906,
this Board file an indemnifying
sum of 91000, conditioned that in
be reimbursed for the sums aforeeald a
iug 9768. so paid for damages. In the ct
the said road is not finally compte]
opened within two yean from date. A
The Board adjourned sine die. 1
M. g. Mabtin, ChJ
Attest: J I. Ovbbmak, Clerk. 1
By W. N. Knox, Deputy. 1
rij
►
to the said
ton
e cor
City Ordinance No. 3^Wj|
An Ordinance to Prevent the AccumulawMPi
Filth afid Refuse Within the City of Orange
ville» Providing for the Removal of the Bamci
to Prevent the Rannlng of Water Into Streets,
I Alleys, Providing for thp Punish
ment for Violation« Hetoof, and to Repeal
Ordinance lfo. 8 of the Visage, now City, of
Orange tille. Approved Royembe
Be it Ordained by tbe Mayor and Council of the
City of Orangeville:
Section 1. no person shall cart or cease to be
carted, or leave or cense to be left, or keep ln or
adjoining auy street, lane« a 1 ley, or public place,
or in any lot« yard or premises within tbe limits
of tbe City of Orangeville, any bones, putrid,
unsound, unwholesome or refuse meat, or beef
of any animal, or tbe whole or part of any ani
mal, or any unsound, putrid or unwholesome
substance, or any offal, garbage, manure, or the
offensive part of any animal or animals.
Section 2. No person or persons shall permit
or suffer to accumulate In or upon an? yard, lot
or piemlses, owned or occupied by them, within
the limits of the City of tiremreville, any stag
nant or impure water, refuse vegetables, de
caved or decaying substances, garbage or filth
of auy kind; nor suffer any yard, lot or prem
ises to be or remain ln such condition as to
cause or create a nuisance or offensive smell on
the atmosphere, or thereby to become, cause or
create a public nuleance. Nor cause any water
from any «ink, closet, bath tub, or house, to run
in or upon any street, lane er alley of tne City
of Orangeville.
Section 8. All persons keeping or having a
barn where animals are kept shall cause all
manure and filth to be removed therefrom and
from the premises where the said barn is situ
ated, at Intervals of not more than thirty days.
Section 4. Any person violating any of the
provisions of Sections l, 2 or 8 of this ordinance
»hall, upon a conviction thereof, be fined In any
sum not more than 960 and costa, and in default
of the payment thereof shall stand committed
to the city jail until snch fin« and costa are
paid.
Bection 6. Whenever tRe Chief of Pollee or
anv pollcpman of the City of Orangeville shall
be Informed of the existence of any of the mat
ters or things prohibited by thia ordinance, he
shall immediately make or cause to be mode an
examination of the yard* lot. street, lane, alley,
plaee or premises, upon or in which lt is
charged that the same Is permitted or enfféred,
and If lt ia found that a violation of this ordi
nance existe he shall forthwith give or causa to
be given to either the occupant or owner
such yard, lot or premises, or to both aach
owner and occupant or to any person running
water into or upon any sueh street, lane or
alley, a notice to remove or abate the same, and
If the same ehali not be removed or abated
within twenty-four hoars after the service of
such notice as aforesaid, then the Chief of Po
r 18, 1897.
6
6
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of
in
lice or any policeman ehali cause the same to
be removed or abated, end he la authorised to
remove any obstruction that it may be
aery to remove ln order to reach and remove or
abate the same. The expense of the removal of
aoy auch nuisance or tho abating of tho same
shall be borne by the owner or occupant of tho
premlaee to notified as hereinbefore specified.
Section 0. Ordinance No. ( of tho Village,
now City, of Orangeville, entitled "An Oral
nance for the Prevention of Nuisances end Pro
Tiding for the Removal of Sueh Nuleance," ap
proved November IS, 1897, and all ordinances
and parte of ordinances in oonSlet herewith
are hereby repealed.
Section J. This ordinance
eball be In force
end effect from and alter Its passage, approval
and poblleatlon.
Paaaed the Connell tills 15th day of May, 1900.
1 ^Approved by the Mayor this 16th day of May,
Qxo. M. Roaiaveon,
Mayor.
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Attest: Jab. DbHavkm,
City Clerk.
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.
In the district oourtof the second Judicial
district of the State of Idaho, In and tor the
County of Idaho.
Louis Varwlg, Thomas Varwtg, and Minnie
Vhrwte, co-partnera, doing business under the
Arm name of H. Varwlg A Bon, plAlntlffh, re.
H. O. Denny, defendant
Notiee la hereby given that
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NOTICE or fOKKITOU.
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Yon SIS bsicby nottSed that I hava expended
110900 la labor aaS lapnmnah ipw the
Y allow Jaskst Mining etelm aUsalad « tbs Big
Crack district stoat two eon-half mllas
Crook slops, sud stoat ssraa b
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Orangeville, (dato,
formed la order Io
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revlesd atatotn of
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provision of ssetloa S24, i
United gut es, betas ths
tbe
i United Stets., betas the araoaat raqalrad
to bold ths seras tori to year toi t ag Bssira t s r
8.1904. Aad If wltbla W days after the pob- ml
toll er refow to coo- P
t jroor proportion of 9003 ——
[sixteen doUars end sixty
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Slat.
Ucetloa Of this Delict yoa
tribal# yoar
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expendltaro,
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rn eo owner, yoar Interest In sold etehnwUl be?
come the property ol the eubeerlber ander said
28M. Hsssbst X. hies.
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To T. A Shanks, bis hairs or assigns:
you or your rapneoMatleessad sat
Iraeraet ara bsntpaotlfled Umts
elgnsd your eo-owaat, ln eceordeaei
leers oi the U
rORPKITURS NOTICE
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labor the sus
neon Ike
. 1er the
'Rolling Stooe" quarto mla
year 1904, tu the Thunder
district, Idaho county, stole « , w
S ou are hereby nottOed that ablees y
ibute your porttoa of said expenditure, t a.
6» 00 together with the coat ol this publica
tion within the statutory Una as r p o cU ed In
section 9M Revised htotutas of the Uulted
States, your Interest In raid claim will beoome
property of the undersigned.
D. 8. Mclaxaniv.
Roosevelt, Idaho, March 11,1905. m00-Ju 90
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ALIAS 8UMMON8
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In fho district cunt of ths second Judies
dlatrlet of tbs stete of Idaho In and for tbs
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county of Idaho.
K. J. Davis, ptolnbF, vs. J. A. Hoatehan,
trustee, dofoodant
ate of Idaho
To J. A. Roolahao
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sive of the day of service), after the
you of this summons. If served within this
county, or If served ont of this county, but
within this Judicial District, within twenty
days; or If served elsewhere, within forty days.
The sold action Is broeght to qntot the Hits to
plaintiff's certain internets ln and to cartels
mining claims eltnsttd ln ths
The
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Big Creek m
district. In Idaho coooty, state of Idaho
claims being known ss "Camp Bird", *«
Bird No. 2", ''Camp Bird No. *", •'.Trilby", an
"Bummit", mining claims. In Wbfoh raid de
fendsnt Uestos, daims sa tutanat
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as sat ont In
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4 dtlendsnt trustee, to hoys no ss
mat whstsvsr. la and to said plain
mt «. —is ssiel»* elattes: and tor a
id detoodaut trustee,
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or
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'County Warrants Redeemed
Notice la herehr (Iran that the following
count» warranta will be paid on prcaonteUon
to the county treoanrer At nia oflloe ln Orange
ville. Idaho. and that in ter rat on raid warranta
will ceiae on tho 9Mh day of May 1906, to-wlt:
Carrent expenae fond, warranta iaaued Jan
uary 28,1901, No. Ota.
Dated May 18,1906 Frank 8. Rica.
May lAJtina 1 Comity Treaaurer.
Best of Everything
That's our Motto.
The Northieslem
line
From St. Paul to Mil
waukee and Chicago;
also St. Paul to Oma
ha and Kansas City.
Paar Train» Dally «ach way
to Chicago.
Two train. Daily rack way
to K ~
CMy.
Cloae connection
at St. Paul with
Trana-CoutlnenUl
Train*.
Try the North-Wratern Limit
ed the next time yon ,o eaet.
It I* electric lighted, steam
heated and carrle* library
and compartment sleep«re
Electric hair eurllnt appara
tus for the ladle*.
of
Low rates westbound n
effect March 1 to Ma, 15.
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friends who era coaiming
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