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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
Sterling Butter
Made from Pasturized Cream and Put Up
Under Strict Sanitary Regulations.
When Wanting a Delicious Dish, insist on having
Sterling Ice Cream
MANUFACTURED BY THE
Dairy Products Comp'y,
Twin Palis, Idaho.
WEETER LUMBER CO.,
ALL KINDS OF
Building Material
LINCOLN PAINT
GEORGE T. K1SLIING, Agent
FENCE WIRE
We have just received two car loads of the popular
ELWOOD, AMERICAN ROYAL
Rabbit-Proof and Hog-Tight Foncing
ORDERS PROMPTLY
FIL-LEID
All Sizes of Galvanized Steel Irrigating Tubes I
Frazer-Moore Comp'y
Heavy &, Shelf Hardware, Stoves, Ranges, Etc.
JEROME, IDAHO
r
Imported Hackney Stallion
Fortrey Active
IMP. FORTREY ACTIVE is a chestnut; blaze and
Sired by Halloo Garton Dane; dam, Fortrey Rose.
William Gifford Butcher, Holywell St. Ives, Eng.
Hackney Stud Book.
i
no other
Bred by
Registered in Ameri
white.
can
Eortrey Active
Will make the season of 1911 as follows;
North Side Livery Barn, Jerome
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of each
week. Balance of time at the
DeVoe Orchards & Stock Farms Co
Five Miles North of Jerome.
This Horse has been inspected by the State San
itary Board and found sound in every particular.
TERMS OF SERVICE
For the season, $12.00. $2.00 at time of service, $10 due Sept.
1st, 1911. To insure mare in foal, $1 5.00. $2.00 at time of
and $13 due March I, 1912.
If mare is sold or removed from county, money becomes due at
Due precaution will be used to prevent accidents, but we will not be
responsible should any occur.
The De Voe Orchards & Stock Farms Co.,
Owners
service
once.
W. A. AMBROSE, Attendant.
J
HOTEL JEROME
GO TO THE
WEST END POOL HALL
and BARBER SHOP
Under new management
First-class Cafe in Connection
For Fair Treatment
Electric Heat
CIGARS. TOBACCO. CANDY
and LUNCH in Connection
J. O. ADAMSON
i
Rates Reasonable
H. N. SCHILLINGTON.
Prop
I
A Brief Synopsis of Some of the Work
Tlujtiglt a full and official report of the
proceedings of the July session of tlie
County Commissioners w ill appear in the
Tints later on, we glean from the pro
«.ceding» sum- of the principal matters
that have been brought to their alien
tion.
THE COL'NTV COMMISSIONERS
Of the July Session.
A large amount of the time thus far
has been taken up as a hoard of equali
zation. After examining the assessment
mils upon each aaewmiem the l»«ard pn»
ceeded to raise the assessment on im
provements on various lots in the dilfer
ent tow ns of the county, those in Jerome
being as follows;
J P. HMfrw«y..Ai-n»a*> 1
Thos. Ja>o*\. Acr«A|v, .
barney Noble.
Ktoyd Norman.
T. K Sarg**m.
Ed «..11.
W » Hêisâ. «k Aer
J. K Kith
J. L.< uwll
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. saj. it» i*o.
. 2ÜÜ. to JUD.
. 14» 10ÜU.
1 -». to 250.
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J. A. Arm.-v.rong.
J. M Ha;-.
1*. H. Karuk*».
F. W I^Witl.
J.W Han.ly.
R. >. Kraz -r.
E. r NVhvU,
I. E N. V Inv.ro
Henry over!» r^.
(». HIM.
L. M. l*uoritis.
J. \V Law r» n»v,
Jerome lauin^lrj Ci
.»as. Kersey.
B. A. <'«ilen.
I. h. iVlTIIle.
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E. E. Kichel*«erger
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to I.V*.
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T. I. Robinson.
X. C- Fullr-r.
A. .S. Leutny.
E. U. Gerl»oih.
M. V. Wolf.
E. A. H»'a>i**y,
A. W. Arp.
J \V. Iaiv»r»»nce.
t. A. ll«*asle>.
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to >0.
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lo
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Upon the verified application of tlie
parlies intereste«!, the assessment on the
follow ing st«x ks of merchandise were re
duced :
Great Sh« »shone ,V Twin Falls Water
Power Company.
Power Line jut mile from sinn» to
?S00.
Power Plant at Shoshone Falls, from
SÿOjOÙO to $(»0,000.
Hower Pbnt at Salmon Fails, from
$135,000 to $100,000.
Ctstrander Lhr. Co.
Yard at Jerome, from $12,000 to
$ 11 , 000 .
Y'ard at Gooding, from $10,000 tb
$9,000.
Van) at Hageniian, from $2,000 to
81,900.
Morris-Rola-rts Co., ilagennan, fr«»m
$1Ô,0<» » to $12,1 » «>.
Jerome Hardware Co., Jerome, from
$0,000 to 84.1«»».
In the matter of furniture for County
u •- ,i t, i . , J
Poor Turin, tlie Board proceeded to open
.. * ,
and examine the hula filed thereon, am
• , . , , . , .
it appearing to the Board that the hid of
nl o ,
lhomi«»on Bros., of Gisjihng. I*ing the
. * iv *ii i . .
lowest and best hu l made, it iä hereby
Ä « _ » » .i i • » i i • t . J
ordered that the bid lie and is hereby ae
. j • « t J
cep ted in the sum of $32 um «>,
The petition of A. A. Hartley and nine
.. . . it*, ,
others to establish a public highway along]
tlie line of tlie main canal of the Twin
Falls North .Side Land and Water Co.,
through Sec. 2. T. 10 S. R. 20 F. B. M.
was considéré« 1 ami by the board
prove«!, subject to the rights of the Canal
ai
company.
In the matter of the. petition to create
a herd district at Dietrich, together with
the rumonstranees heretofore file«l ami
heard, this being the «lay si t for final
u«'tioii ami a majority of electors of said
ilistrii-t being opposed to the creation of
such district, it is hereby ordered that
tlie sai'l petition is« ami is hereby de
nied.
The application of the .Southern Maho
Independent Telephone Company for
liermission to construct a telephone line
along tlie streets and alleys of the unin
corporated village of Hagerman
consi«Iere«i and is hereby granted.
The bond of F. B. Hughes with the
National Surety Company as surety in
the sum of $1,185.00 to furnish and in
stall the heating plant in the Court
House was examined and approved.
The County De]»ository Bond of the
Fanner's State Bank of Hagerman in
the sum of $10,000 with the Federal
Union Surety Company as surety was
by the Board approved and the bond
heretofore and on March 3rd, 1911, ap
proved by the Board is hereby ordered
to be returned to the said bank by the
Clerk.
Tlie contract heretofore made and
ccuted by and between the Board of
Commissioners and W, J. Kessling and
Beatrice Kissling, his wife employing
the sai«l Kissling and wife as superin
tendent and matron, respectively, of the
county poor farm, was hy the Board
duly approved.
The petition of D. A. L'llerrison and
45 others asking for the appointment of
O. Z. Burkhead as Justice of tin- Peace
of Jerome Precinct was examined and
approved.
It updating to the Board that Bridge
No. 4 as built by the Twin Falls North
Side Land and Water Co, and hereto
was
ox
fore aoivpteil hy Lincoln County as a
County Bridge and to tie maintained <x
ilusively by Lincoln County, is a part
of the controlling works of tlie Main
Canal of the said Cotujiauy. it is here
by reconsidère«! and ordered that, with
the compliance of the sai«i C«impany.
the bridge be hereafter maintained
jointly by the Company and Lincoln
County.
The petition of J. W, O'Connell and
others asking f«>r the const ruction of a
briiige acros« the North 8i«ie "High
Line" ditch at a point where the Section
line between Sections 27 and 34 T.
17 E. B. M. crosses said ditch was by
the board denied.
Whereupon the Board took a recess
udtil Monday July 31st, lull.
i;
For Sale or Trade.
A full-blood Chester White l«»ar for
sale or tra«ie.
Freu Roberts,
Win«ly Cilen Haiirli.
Trustees Meet
The tillage tnistees met in regular
session Tuesday evening w ith members
all present excepting trustee Moore.
After the adoption of the minutes of
the former meeting tlie usual, monthly
hills were allow,si.
Trustee Buss»- on behalf of the com
mittee appointed to investigate the
claim of the school hoard for its propor
tion of the lines citllected by the town,
reported that the estimated approximate
amount duo the school district was
j'i;7. V>. This result had been arrived
at after a recapitulation of the total
amount of tines collected, from which
w as deducted the ollicers fees and other
expenses.incurred in colleeting the same.
Messrs. Marr and Kirkdatriek, as rep
resentatives of the Lam! Co., appeared
before the trustees and aske«i that the
sidewalk running north from Main street
be bid on Lincoln avenue instead of
Maple street, alleging in either event
the burden would fall more heavily up
on the company than any other property
owner. The matter was taken under
advisement by the trustees.
It becoming cncumlient upon the mis
t -es to elect a civil engineer, Messsr
Fence and Adams«»n were appointed u
committee to procure the servi«* of a
coin)*tent ami licensed man for the
position.
A contract was awarded P. R. Kartzke
«or
for making a fill on Maple street
the purpose of a sidewalk at 30c per
yard, a like sum to be paid for any ex
tra amount of filling.
Trustee Adams» m of the street and
hriilge committee, reporte«! that a re
quest had been made from citizens of
the east end of town for the establish
ment of a public drinking trough at
that end of the town. The matter
referre«! to the committee and it is
probable that the same will be place« 1
at the eonier of Ash street ami Avenue
A.
Upon moti.'ii the trustees adjourned
until Thursday evening August 3rd, to
consider the sidewalk ami other matters.
Fstimate of Fxpenditures.
.. • , ......
At a sjeeial session of the Board of
...„
village Trugtees, in compliance with
. v . »...
Xetion No. 22tlU, t oile of Idaho, the
..... ..
follow ing estimate of amount nivessarv
. . ,, 1
to cJelRiy the expoikH* of .Municn.a (iov
/ . . . f 1 ...
eminent of the \ illain» ot Jerome. Idaho.
.... , '
tnr the* k?val year enduis May 2nd. 1912
, J J ' *•
vu made.
... .... ,
warrant RisliMiiiilum Ttiml.
Kl,strie Lights,
,0)41.(41
su
Water Hydrants.
Salaries,
Park Fund,
Sinking Fund,
Interest Fund,
Streets and Bridges,
Sundries,
900.(41
2,h«».f«i
5» 4t.(41
3(41.00
300.(41
1,5(41.00
1,(410.00
Total receipts from July 29tli, l!s ifi, to
April'ith, 1911, as show n by the City
$8,030.73.
Passed i»y the Chairman am! Board of
Trustees this 11th day of July, 1011.
R. F. Bcpp,
Clerk.
Bookn.
Notice for Publication Final Proof.
I. Frank ( Pierce, of Jerome. Muho. who
iiirt'le entry No. -jst*. under the |»rovi*iotiH of
att of the u ifiGatun- of the stat*- of Main», com.
rnonly known as the * < arny Aft." approval
March 2 ti<l. 1KW. which»*m!>rafc> m. 1 » nu L jj
ip t#îj . ranjff 10. L. H. M.. *lo hereby giv»* 11 « »tic*• of
iuy Intention to make final pnn»f to eMuhli.ih my
claim to the land above deM*riI>*»1. and that I
pfft to prove that 1 have raided on. reclaimed
and cultivated said land a* r»-(juir*-d hy law. he
for«- K. H iruill. at Jerome. Idaho, on the 1 m
day of September 19U. by tw o of the follow in«
WTUHAWn
f*x
Gto.o. Wallace. M. Soxxioo.n Ch vh ..
Cabl. Daniel O'Connor. all of Jerome. Idaho
Krank C. Pierce.
Fir*t P 1 h Aug. 1. 1.M1. la*tt puh. Aur ;;l. u»n
Mi;
Notice for Publication Final Proof.
I. William T. V«*ïie, Of Jerome. Idaho, who
made entry .So. 14» under the provisions o(
an act of the lemslature of ihe suite ot Idaho
commonly known as the "Carey Act." approv
ed March 2nd, 1M4». which embraies w 1 -, «,«•,
sec a tp 'J s. rature io and » -t'J see i tp
raDgelCL.il. M. do hereby give nor lee of my
intention to make hnal pr«K.i to establish my
claim to the land almve de»cril<ed. and that I
expect 10 prove that I have r-.ided on. rwlalm
cd and cultivated »aid land as regulrcd by law
before K. R. Traill, at Jerome, Idaho, on thé
st day of September. 1911. by two of the lolhiw.
Ing witnesses;
R. H. Frazer. Ralph Moore. Km. Buyrtte. C V
Maooey. all ot Jerome. Idaho.
«■«at* William T. Veazie. Fntryman.
FirHtpnf,. Aujr. 3rd, la*t pub. Auk. a!»t lîR
Notice for Publication-Final Proof.
L E,n -?' A Burkin, of Jerome. Maho. assignee
of fltty Thompson, who made entry No. fil t umlcr
»aw isssi: âîS
alxnc desarthed. an«l th. i I expert to prove thaï
I have reside«! on, recla.i,...«i anil «'ultU stcd h
land as rwtulred by law. l..iorc K. ji. -imill m
Jerome Idaho, on the »ti, «.ay of Amnisi m V t7«J
two of the following win,, sis; ■ »•***• *»y
U. M. Kra/. r, Halpti M,,or , o ii (..„Vf. T
Und, oil of Jerome Iiioix. •■rates, J.
Lhxicmt A. Bvbkitt.
First Pi»b, July 6th 1211, lost pub, Aug Jrd^löil,
P R KARTZKE. VICE Pres
c F. MASSEY Asst. Cashier
R S FRAZER PBES
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Notice!—Safity He [«os it Hums to rent al a very nominal elmrge.
ICE !
ICE!
ARE MAKING DAILY
Deliveries of Ice. Patrons whose
names are not on our Daily Call List
and wish ice, call Phone 71 or notify
our driver and we will fill your orders
promptly.
Jerome Livery Co.
Phone 71
ICE !
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Notice For Publication Final Proof,
.»f a *• l,.^ij*l«iur»'4»f ill-Wt8t.-..f bull.» i-4.min4.iil>
known b» the « tirvy Ai-t gpuruixl Mun h jinl,
,
Kang- hi K H M . *1«» h-r»-!»y giw noil»-- of niy
intention to muk<- tinul prtNtf to iituMUh in)
claim ti» th-lanil al»4>VL> «tescrüxKl. aid that I
•'xpei't to prove that I hav»* r-niiliil on.rwlalm.il
ami cuinvatdl ^anl laid »« r---iuir.il by law .
fore K H. Traill, m J.-roin.- Main*,
lay of Augu-t. Ivll. by two of the fol»
witneswe»:
H. l*. Sherman. A r Alexander. J L. Kol*ert->
f. J. < arlson. all of Jerome Mah<».
Gao. H Haubri kkh.
... Kntryman.
tiril pub July 1.1 lull. Iasi pub. Aug lü lull
Notice for Publication-Final Proof.
1. RtuwII H Oriffiittu.of Jerome Mmho who
moiily known as the "«'arey Act," approved
Marek ^
ÄÄÄ Ä ."KWôUr
mill that I e.p« t UI prove that I have r.oj.le.1 on
reeittirae .1 « 0.1 euitiviius! mii.i lami «- re.imre.i
hy law. h« (nre K H. Tnlll. at Jerome hlaho. on
the Uh .!«> of AujC.-t mil. I.J two of the follow
ing witnesses;
Elmer Frost, f. O Tossell. Knp.-rl Aml»Mie
«ielttiwl Amhrohe, all of Jerome Mali«»
Kueot H. tlKirmus.
.... ... Eniryinaii.
Hr.t put. July fi. 1911. last pub. Aug :.rd HU.
the 11th
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Sec r. Tp
Idaho Southern Railroad Train Schedule
Effective. June 23, 1911.
I1AM.V no. 2
In p.m.
25 p.m.
4.» p.m.
Lv. ;» :i«i p.m.
Arr.3:30 p.m.
D. C. MaiAV.vttkkm, V. P. AG, M.,
Milner, hla.
F. S. Jackson, Supt., Gooding, Ida.
T. Bcrtti, G, 1*. A., (iiMsling, hla.
DAI1.T No. 1
STATIONS
Lv
»»ling Arr. tl;)»( p.m.
Bennett Arr. 9:35 p.m.
Wendell Arr. 5:2ii p.m.
Appleton Arr, 4:.V> p.m.
Jerome Lv. 4:4- r > p.m.
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TREES!
A full line of Nursery Slock.
Everything guaranteed free from
disease and true to name, or, in
other words, it bears the State In
spector s Certificate when delivered
to you. We refer you to any one
who has bought goods of us in the
past.
*
The Twin Falls Nursery
•I. A. WATERS, Prop.
I'.C. PIERCE, North Side Agent,
Box 497, Jerome, Idaho.
Gem
Ranch
George
>é VI
H.
Stock
m Lawshe
\ Proprietor
HOLSTEIN CATTLE
Holds Worlds Record for Butter
Farm
Chester \v Hite Hogs
Champion Dressed Carcass al 19|Q
International Live Stock Show
was a Chester White
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK CHICKENS
The World i Standard Fowl
Stock (or Sale
Eggs lor Hatching
i Ffiw Ra röR i n s
Xm 1 v II JL/LLl TsIJLlllü
Some of tin-owners Imviug to«i imiel
littid ami some otliiTs with vari
ous reasons, hence the fol
lowing low price«:
acres
Jerome, $45.00 per
rea dy for crop; small house. Think
... _ .
of ,t! Takes $50 ° 10 handle '*•
.„ .
40 acres 6 nules north-easi; all
fenced and in crop; $85.00 per
• I i i ■ ■
acre, crop included, and the
. r '
IS fine
40
5 miles north-west of
acre; 25 acres
crop
40 acres 4 3-4 miles north-east,
with 20 acres alfalfa, 10 acres
pas
ture grass, 5 acres orchard and 3
beans. Crop included, only
per acre. This crop will
make the purchaser $1,000 this
year. Small house and barn, and
acres
$ 100.00
all fenced.
80
I mile west of Jerome,
all in shape for crops, along the
Idaho Southern Electric railroad,
and within one-half mile of the
Oregon Short Line depot. This i
fine piece of land and suitable to
acres
IS
a
cut up m acre tracts. Only $100
per acre.
house. This will make
big money within a few
Easy to water; small
some one
years.
40 acres one-half mile north of
Jerome, $53 per acre. Good fruit
and chicken ranch.
40 acres 4 I -2 miles north-west.
$60 per acre. Small house and
some land ready for
crop.
80 acres six miles north, $47.73
per acre. Good land; easy to water.
40 acres 3 miles south, $60 pier
acre.
All the above prices include a per
petual water right, and it only takes
a little money to handle the most
of this land, as the water right ....
wihl for $35 pe r a( . re j n p, n ann unl
installments at six percent interest,
.and the purchaser can assume the
«ick payments on the water as part
of the purchase price.
We also have some good bargains
in city property. Write ns for «
iHioklet of this tract.
WII*
Burkhead-Heiss
Realty Co.
Jerome,
Idaho,

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