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PAGE TWO THE INLAND EMPIRE. Thursday, February 12, 1914. DIGEST OF IMPORTANT LAW POINTS RECENTLY DECIDED Business Cards DR. 0. F. DAVID PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Calls attended ,prompitfly day or night Moe Davtd Drug Co. MOORE, MONT, DR. E. S. PORTER PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Offices ama residence over the State Bank. 'MOORE, MONT. DR. 8. S. OWEN PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Offies, Owen building, Main Street. MOORE, MONT. DR. O. V. CALKINS DENTIST Office closed Saturdays, open lane - day by appointment. Office over State Bank. Phone 39. MOORE - MONT S. E. PETERSON LAWYER Office in Clary Bloek. .1VIOORE1. - MONT. .MOORE DRAY & TRANSFER LINE George F. Curry, Prop. Phone 45 •MOORE, MONT. THE CITY DRAY LINE land Baggage iTramefer W. E. Stapleton, Prop. • Prompt seralice to An. Phone 60 • MOORE, MONT. I. A. COMBS AUCTIONEER Tie Man Who Gets Results MOORE, MONT. MOORE LIVERY & FEED STABLE J. E. Hensley, Proprietor Good rigs, Careful ;drivers Feed Ground. MOORE MONT. THE SANITARY BARBER SHOP Fred Hoehn, Prop. Try 'as for an usettedate Haircut or- a smooth Shave. Lalundia agency in, ;connection. MOORE, ,MONT. NINI4 BUILDING, is GUTTED BY FIRE (Continued from page : one;) 'behaved, was finally refuted. Itt was therefore either a case of sPantaia anus combustion or eise somecave had tastelessly dropped a Match or ciga- Tette in aaneaugket the clothing under- • neath the stairway, prior to olosing time. Mrs. A. M. Mathews, who lives directly in the rear ot the huts**, hens the first to discover the film, baying noticed the reflect/Oa from the burning .budiditag. She inuauedialte- a. ta Awakened Mr. Mathewiti, who eounded the alarm. Upon their ILT- lival on the scene, the fire depart- • Meat • dad vial:Wadi work. Although being unable to prevent the gutting Of the budi1dcliz. they saved the frame, as web as other Itutataiens bluildieigs in the Nada. The structure wias itusrured for $3,- • 000, white Mr. Roeseler had his bakery and restaurant fixtures cover- ed bet $60() insufenes; Found ---Full leather by cushion, in road 3 miles acuth or Moore Bust rridery, Feb. 6th. Cleaner may hatve same by loallitg at tbis office and vying for adv. 2424f. Try 'The Empire next time. THE INLAND EMPIRE Juldith Benin's Weekly GUY C. OSMONDSON Editor and Manager . TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: One year am advance) Three Months.. . ..$2.50 .. 1.25 .. .76 ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED .ON APPLICATION Entered as second dines matter at the postoffice at Moore, Mont Thursday, February 12, 1914. TWO MONTANA BIRTHDAYS. The Treasure State will have two. birthdays this year—one on May 26, the day in 1864 When President Lin- eoln signed the act creating the terni- tory of Montana and the other Nov. 8, the day on Which in 1889, P,resia dela Harrascm signed the proclama- tion admitting lManitana to the sister- hood . , of states. Inns Montana will this year have a golden, and silver an- i aliversara to Observe. Governor Stew - 'sit makes the stiagestion, that both anniversaries be observed and he (promises that he *IP do his part. •404/444444471141140414414.441.444410 STATE IMPROVEMENTS. 4444444.444eS4404.464.44,44 . 44.4 , rhe cement Mk at Gardner will he In otpenation, June 1. /The' Pirst State bank of Denton twit have a new' brick building (hie spring. Cola:Onus is to have a waterworks 'system. ..APPItioattion has been Wade for a charter, - to'build an electric or ateasn railroad between Musselshell and Japan. Plans have been made for the er- ection of in. Sour Mill of 160 , barrei capacity at Laturel. Honda are aelag raised for the toostruction of * church at Three Fbiks. A nqwi. state hank will be Opened 431 Harlem by the 101airne Comity State Beak; , oapital :25,000. Ground : hais been ;broilers for a $ 10 , - 000 warehouse, 40x100, to be erect- ed by the J. L Oase Mhrershing Mach- ias Co. at 'Billings. The farmers' deviator to be built 'Heigestritile /will be organized fin bonnection with . the nabs= Mill & ‘Elevator Co... The Commercial National Bent at Bozeman 'will erect *dame 3 -story bank tad +hatitineas .budding soOon. The Gamble Wholesale Fruit (3o., of Abendeen, S. D„ will erect a die- triburtineg house and office at Great Falls to cost about $20.0 00 . The Greet Palls Drug Co. wilt erect a 5 -story steel and reinforced con- crete store and office building to boat about $250,000. '411lismusw Don't Carry Water THE KEWANEE SYSTEM IS THE WAY. One of the greatest intprovements In farm houses It a bah room. The Kewanee -System Of water works has all the conveniences of city water , delivering hot and cdld vouter to any part of the house. With it you may have A Modern Bathroom Greatly increash* the comforts of home. Get my figures on the GREAT KEWANEE SYSTEM. Torn Tipton, The Plumber ALL WORK GUARANTEED. POOL HALL BASEMENT. (Continued from .p4ee one.) template that the absences muet be of each brief duration and infrequent oocunance as not to interruatt the substantial continuity. DESERT LANDS. When a settler upon xinsurveyed land dies prior to survey, having re- sided upon and ioultieefted the land claimed ,for five years, his widow or heirs are entitled to complete the alalun by making of entry and sub- mission of proof. A - settlement upon umaurveyed land, prior to second form withdrawal, Reclamation Adt, confers: Won the settler the right to perfect his claim by entry and proof, to the full 160 acres , diatmed. 'Tilling of the land or Other aalPre - ariate treatment for the purpose of 'conserving the moieture with the fvdew of 'making a profitable crop 'Wile succeeding Year will be deemed cultivation 'within the terms of the act where that manner of 'cultivation Is necessary' or generally followed In the localita. The act of June 6, 1913, requiriag cultivation of one sixteenth and one eighth for the second and third Yeats, reepeotivela, does not apply to an entry under the Reale/m*1mi; 'Act PRACTICE. Previous and long continued Prac - tice of the land departmlent in re- garill to a certain class of drama tends to establish a rule. of proper- ty with respect to such claims and should be followed, in the cistern:tit- 'nation of /eases. In the absence of a protest of ore ,cilaiming title, the question as to the real ownership of a claim is one not ordinarily inquired in by the land department. A contest or protest to defeat the oanfirmatory effect of the Prowl/310as of iSection 7 of the act of March -a, 1891, must be a proceedingsuffictent, itseilt, to peace the entrysnan on his defense or to require of ittiM a '•showing of material fact,, when serv- ed with notice thereof. The rules of practice relative to the abatement of private 'contests not diligently prosecuted, will be ap- plied to ail proceedings against ea - tries, whether on the i part of the Gov- ernment or of a private individual. iThe case of Mertie C. 'Traganza (40 •.L. D. 300.) 01411)FbRUiLED. While the title to land remains in the United States and controversies arise between ocerapants thereof, Whether agricultural or mining, neith- er party having nueoked the Jude - Motion of the land department for the purpose of acquiring tultimate title, the courts have tlie power to determine their rights, based upon the law or possession and all other questions pecessatrily involved. Case of 1. H. yard at al (38 L. D 59) CfVER RULED. It Is cleanly within the context:101a - tion of rule 39 of l ora:Alice, if not ex- rpresely required thereby, that testi- mony/ it support of a contest shall be taken even when the contestee has failed to appear at the hearing. Under rules 34-,36, inclusive, Win tucrumbe,nit on local officers to See that all 'pertinent facts with refer- ence to the case are elicited it 'hearings had before them. STATE SCHOOL MONIES DIVIDED (Continued from page one.) Silver Bow.. .. ..12237....55,066.50 Sheridan.. .. ..3426....15,417.00 (Stillwater ..1424.... 6,408.00 Sweet Grass.. .. ..1036.... 4,662.00 Teton.. .. . ..3335....15,007.50 ..2893....10,768.50 'Yellowstone.. ..5290....23,805.00 Total.. .. .. 114,032 3613,144.00 a:Mowing figures mai be ef In - terest to the taxpayers and Oitherle of this state: Numb e r mares of land now ovoied, or in process of selection by the state, aiinnbotimately, 4,600,000. Number of acres sold by state to date, 670,247. For which was received, appronan- (WAY, 48,500,000.00. Average eeking pncloe, $12.68. 'Number of acres meld during 1913, 108,506. Aversive sailing ;mice, $16.14. Nuanlber of acres under lease, 2,- 432,021. For which was received., $281,633.12 Ayes's*e rental per acre, $.116. Of the total notalber of acres own- ed by the state about 60,000 acres 'proved to ibe coal lend% and ea ad ditionali 450,000 acres that lie within the coal areas, defined by the Unit - ed States Geological Survey, whdich may not prove to be available for doe]. At the present time there are 13,320 acme Of coal land under lease and 1920 iliCree under ail lease. The annual incomes from ell the Montana is now • Leading all • the States in Settlement and Development The report of the Commissioner of the General Land Office, shows beyond question, that Mont- ana is now leading all the states in settlement and development.; The report Is replete with interest- ing figures, showing the rapid growth of this state and its future. MOORE IS THE SECOND TOWN OF IMPORTANCE IN FERGUS COUNTY. Why Not Take Advantage Of the low price of lots now being offered in Moore for the next thirty days• must be sold and you can become owner of any one of these lots on payment of 1 0 DOWN AND $5 • PER MONTH All these lots Lots 3, 4, 5 and 6 in bl ock 7, an the meat side of Main street, Just south of the Wood house, will be offered for $250 each. Sutbable for (business or residence. Lots 17, 18, 19 and 20, ;being lots in rear of same block, 5 x 125 feet, will be sold for 1125 on, same terms. Lot 21—,the rear corner lot, 50 x 125 feet, will be sold for $150. Water main on three sides of this block and only one block from school house. . We also have a bloc* In rear of Old creamery building, lots in this hlocki from $75 to $125. CALL ON OR.IWRITEa L. L. BANNAN or S. E. PETERSON Moore, Montana , souoces is as follows: • I. Rental and lease of school 'Ilands„ $281,633 , .12. 2.'' Interest on securities 1 $202,232.66. 3. Interest on deferred payment@ on land contracts, $272,702.39. Totals, $757,268.17. owne,d, WOMAN SUFFRAGE • CAMPAIGN BEGINS (Continued from page one.) 1st. We are conducting an educa- tional campaign and are prepared to answer all requests for literature and information. ..We can also supply you with leaflets covering ail the rea- sons why rwomen ahead/ not harve the vote. We ask every man and woman in Montana .Who believes in equal sua frage to so state, with name and , address, on a postal card and send It to our headquarters in Butte. 'l\he 'women ID) our organization are from AI walks of life. They come from every political party, every re- ligion and faith, we represent every reason why women. should be entrain 'chimed. We unite on one point, we a)lil 'want to vote. We are working for one dame and only one, the bal- lot for women. U. 8. CASHIER COMPANY FACES GRAND JURY. (Continued from page one) vested $26;000, giving his note, and is aoar hoping to escape PaYallea thereora whica is demanded by al- seged in,nocest purobasers for value. He ciaims the note was fraudulently obtained. Some in this Ilimmediate vicinity Paid Caah, wihtlie others gave their notes for a portion of their ine aeons*. The ;promised and mulch 'expected divadends have failed to eir- 'rive, the cash paid in has dillessaipear- ed, end notes even are maturing the hands of third (persons. Moore, Montana, is on a mill basis. See Montana lalevatorCompanly Ad'v. elsewhere in this issue. 2-5tf. Mrs. Fred Dehment came over from Denton on Tueedaa for a vt with friends. Carl Fuchs came up from Harlow - ton this rooming for a visit witht friends. ' L. Dotson, goner* manager of the Farmers' Elevator oompanY, had ibereinees at Straw between trains.= Tuesday 11 1111115111•1111=1•11111M, U PHONE'S ARE AT 'UR SERVICE 0UR chief aim in busi- ness is to accommodate our patrons. Our store is nothing if we cannot make you feel perfectly welcome at all times, and free to use it and its conveniences, as you would in your own home. We are glad to see you at all times- Uhether you come • to' buy or not. Our telephones are at your ser- vice. We will sell you postage stamps and postal cards, as willingly and with as much pleasure as drugs or stationery, We want you to feel that this is indeed your store and come often. Willard Drug Co. Moore, Montana ATTENTION FARMERS! We have )(set received a. oar .02..kligis Patent Fiesur. mantitatotesed ba , the MONTANO. FLOUR MIMS', 00(11EPANT • beastsg their well beton% trade mark \IT'S THE Which, Inc itself is a guar - setae of quality and which flour is milleid from thoroughly washed and scoured Wheat. This flour we will exchange for your Wheat on a mill basis. We- make no extra charge for auks, giving you flour as it is packed, at the mills thoroughly cleas and aamitarY• For further information, ,kindly call * our °Ma Montana Elevator Company D. 0. meGUIN, Manager. MOORE, MONTANA. Get Empire Printed Stationery the Best
