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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-27
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CincfnnAti Tvlsuns

ThA ovat0rtcAl gentleman hat spckea
- elo-sueatly that EAe ligsis group thAt
~ ] been listening % him rsraAlne4 Silent
fer almost a Minute.
= wonder sad tAe scTptiesl n1ernher
s7s ~ vas ieliiag ere truth when Re sala
showt coming oat uuscrafehe1 from The
Fal4St q 40zeus q eSpto33ug saellse-'
4 GUESS ha d." answered the hitherto
aatss Tnsulhsr. but ae meant srrss sgls
re IS kArasS ToTIsr. TIE enlaeu, TIA
Sedan"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-27

Russia has just authorized commercial
transactions of every kind TO be con-
Quoted on gold basis. 1t should be said.
however, that the official act only con-
firms long established custom. The Bank
OF Russia has been accommodating gold for
a number of years
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-27

The Poss-rntsliireneer hereby gaeran-
tees It's advertisers bona fide paid circn-
lation. Daily. Weekly and sunday, double
that Of any other newspaper puoiishsd IN
the State OF Washington. Adyertisins
contracts viii be made subject 10 this
guarantee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-27

BoHner. OF the New York Ledger, and
Abhty. the theatrical manager. were each
fined 800 by Judge Camence, of the New
York supreme court. for failure 70 per-
form jury duty when regularly sum-
moned.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-27

The value OF the peanut as an article
of diet Is becoming more generally recog-
nized. Its offensiveness has been due to
the bad taste of the eater in bis selection
OF place OF eating, but the peanut
itself Is all right.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-27

Senator Murphy. OF New York, says
that Senator German would be a good
man 10 conduct the next Democratic ia
tlonal campaign. The selection would
have the merit. at least, of being an ap-
nropriate one.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-27

New England has but one Democratic
representative In the next congress. Fftz-
gerald. who was returned from "A Boston
district. He Will be as lonesome as the
solitary Democrat in the last Michigan
1aS4zlaftara
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-27

Spanish authorities report once more
that the revolt in Cuba has been entirely
quelled, but the dispatches within a week
Will contain accounts OF few more gov
eminent Victories.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-27
When Are the Passes Passabies

Maritime. Apr1i 10, lSh-
To the Editor: VIII you please answer
IL the pass over the mountains, either ny
the Natchez or Snoqualmie, can be trav-
eled now. II not how soon or about what
time does either get passable.
WILLIAM HART.
Will somebody please answer this ques-
ton?
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-27

Henry George has received a legacy
smountlFg to about s26.0oo by ;he viii of
:. N. Burroughs. wealthy American who
died In Monte Carlo last February.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-27

Mrs. L. S. Grant and daughter. Mrs.
Sartoris. are In Chicago to attend the
Grant memorial services at the Auditor
fum under the auspices OF the Press Club:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-27

'In the Spring a young mans fancy
Lightly turns to thoughts of love-"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-27
A Novelty

IL the tie with belt 10 match,
belt with buckle. These are for
shirt waists and are Of braided
washable material. at soc set.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-27
Hair Ornaments

OF every description In ceiiu-
lotd and tortoise shell. in side
anu back combs, stabbers, etc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12

Die SDnne mar i'm Nui1cben beQrii=
len, als 0raf Guqen BON Samurtin
ous SNus, welbes er lemIetb,t bate,
in Sidt betam, oas Suus. welbes nun
0as 8efQn9niB 8irNlDa'5 uno ibrea
gruoers Qlfreo tperoeu ioIlte.
Sas @ebauoe lag in oolltOmmener
einiamteit. Gein Nahborbaus lpar
iibtbar. Sic Stlae uno Qubeuae-
bduoe laQsn biEter Dem WObnbauie.
Hui Der etnen Seite itnno nieoriQss @e=
biiI1; aui Der anOeren lag cine gSieie.
an melbe pieoerum mebrere Seloer
9ren,ten.
Sas Saus ielbir mar Don rotberi
gadIfsiHsn erbaut unb BON faIt quus
oratiiher SDrrl; Die Giniabbeit oss
Stills mar ourh Elm paar Grter uuo
einen Sburm unterbrohen. Sm llebri=
gen bot Oas 8dn,e eineu trauri9en Nn=
bid bar, neil gues bibt psri6loiien
mar.
9or Dem Sauie bsbnte lid Elm Ras
len aus. gu beioen Seiten p0reil
SlumenNdrteu, in oellen nod oersin=
ielte poridbrige glumsn itauosn. Sin=
ten Sluiiben Dem Mpbnbnuie uno ben
Neben9ebduoen lag Der 8emiileNar.
ten.
@ls Der 8raf bas @anse I'M 9ibts
Der a~ufdebenpeu Spnne betrahtete, unl=
lplelte leine Sippeu Elm Sufrieoeues Sa=
deln. Seine persiniamte uuo uerldi=
Iene Gage. feline ueriallenes alisIebsn.
feline wlloe llmaebuIg. sllss madte
einen 9iinltigen Ginorud auf Den ihurs
tiiden 8raiei., uno er mar Iiber. oab
CT teinen gliniti9eren YlaB bGtte iinoen
%t0unen, I'M 8iraloa isinem WiQsR ge=
fii9ig 81 MAIDEN.
Sr mari eineu Bid aui ben 1nabsn,
nadoem sr iein @eiidt bon Der i6iiBer.
Den Sillle beireit bate. 2erielbe ilb
blei6 uno unae9rifen aug, 10 oaB 6a=
briele, wenn lie i'm 10 bate ieben tOns
men. i%eiustbulbea analt sriaBt baben
milroe.
Tanu lab Der Grai ua6 Giralou
biniiber, Die er ebenial.s ihlaienr
%0laubte; aber lie %beNe9nete ieinem Slid
10 left uuo 10 Wah, oaB er nnusbmen
tonnte, tie babe wdbreno Der 0ansel
Sabrt tein Nuae seihtuiisu asbabt, ion.
bern lei wdbreno Der laE9erl, trauria
gen Nadt itsts aui ibrsr 0ut aerosisn.
gr sei9te nit Der Peiti6e mad BEN
rotben Saule.
,Sas Saus bort oriibeu III Sbr(
ueue Seimatb, Biraloa." rief er aus.
,,es if 10 lanQe Sbre Seimatb. biz Sit
mir psriprehen. es als meine Sraut al
meillem Nrmc 81 perlaiieu, lin in mciI
ci9enes Sars ais osiien Serrin einSu:
siebeu! lleberseugeu Sic lih. wie Elm:
lam uno ~uerlaiieu es liegt! Sisr wirr
Sie Hiemano entoedcn!"
Sin Small nit Der Peitide, uno BIZ
groBe Yiorte DOR oenl &0isnptab Dr.
Hste Iib. Ter @rof iubr, nahoem e.
oieielbe errsi@t bate, binonrb uno bielt
gleid oaraul nor Dem Saule.
6ortieBung folgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12

iier Gltern beirntben tonne? Den
Wnnll, obrc Weldcn mcin l,lo oas
Seben 9lAer, Die ih licbe, ihOn rpie ell
S%riiblinNstl9 iciu tOnnte? Sic wnrell
es, Brof GuNcn bon Sun0rtll, Der nor
uttsebu Sobren meinem Sntel, Dem
Murquis De- IiNnp, ben SolhItlG per
ieBte uno Der cs 10 einsuri6ten acruubt
bat. ooB meiu uui6uloiSer Gater ais
Woroer ongeieben ulp aus Dem Shlplls
9eju0t ipurDe. llno Sic iellte ih bei=
ratben? Us miirpe mir itin, ais Oh i'd
Den W6roer meines @uters b%eiratbete;
oenn Sic limb Der GfDrber lelner ebre,
Die CT bober bait, ais iein Seben!"
Sbr aersAter 3crn mafte ben Cru
fen Itumm. Gr wuBte uiht, iuas CT
ibr antpOrtsn iollte. Die 3unge luar
ibm ipie 9elibmt; 10 Dap er oaiaB, Ilrs
lternnD ihpei0iam.
Die Nabt pu:oe INNER ountler.
Ser tleiue Nlireo i6liei ein uno lisb
'einen aopf Nuf Dem ShoBe ieinss
Seinoes ruben. Gi:aloa iaB Wahcno
uno bate ibr Qntlib gum @immel err
hoben, 9leihiam als iube lie bort 8ets
tuu0 Dor ibrcm Eeinoe. Sobei fiel
Der &eaeu nod INNER aIcihmdBla MIC
Der. Wus lie 0eoNht uno mas lie aes
betet in oielen ndbtlihen Stunoen pol=
fer SinitsrniB nm lie Der uno in ibr,
@ptt allein weib es!
8soen Mor9en lieb Der Reocn nab.
aber Die 2uit wuroe ihlrier uno tdl=
ter. 6iraloa iror, troB Der Scder
uno Silher. in Die lie lid ge9iilt bate.
,8leib limb mir am 3iele." unters
brad Der 0rai 0e9eu Wnraen Die Stille
pl6blih. ,9innen iueniaen Winutcn
iperoen Sic SIRE nelle Seimatb er=
rsihen, in Der Sic, bon SbneN miro es
~abbGn9cn, @eiau9ene ooer Gsbieterin
Ielu wecoeu. Gin @ort BON SbHen,
uno Sbre 0efieln fallen uno ais Sbre
Stlaoe lies. i'd Sbnen gu 6ilRen.
Ibsr menn Sic iih aud wioerieBsn.
SIR @ioerfanO lit nuBlos - Der Sieo
1T oenuoh mciu, ocnn i6 battle, wda
ib Sbnen uno mir gtlobt: Nur als
mein Neib p~srIGlcW Sic wieOsr bisie
StQtte!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12
AZ.

8iraloa urlo ibr 9rllber 9tlfreb eilter
ourh Die einiamen StraBen, um oas
Saus oes Irstes mDgli6lt i6neu 81 er:
rei6en. gle u~nterbielten ii9 mabrent
oes Gebens iibsr ben Sranten, mei6em
lie cine Grlei6terung peri6aften mol.
ten. bod seihab lire llnterbaltuns in
balblautem Spne, 10 oaB ibrs 9eriol:
ger 9tibts Derltebeu tonnten.
Nls Ie Die ndfIte StraBenede errei6:
ten, olejenige, 100 oas bonn @rai Guser
9emietbete 6eipann, belt, eriaBte cir
NinoltOB Giraloas S6irm uno oer-
binoerte lie am Weiteri9reiten.
,,98arte einen 9lugenblid," iprad
oas jun9e Waohen uno bemiibte iih,
lbren Mtantel letter an ii6 Al sieben.
,.Sas gSetter 1T beute Nbene i6lim=
mer als i6 Da6te. SD tam Did nidi
Dem &e9en uno benz Winoe auslebeu.
gSlr wollen umtebren, 9llfreo."
u9lA nein." bat 9llireo ilebentlih.
,Su perlan9lt oanah, Su Wilien, mie
es Dem &ranten gebt, uno Der Doctor
mar beute bel ibm. SAB uus weiter
geben."
@iraloa lleB ii9 iiberreoer, nm 10
mebr, ais aud ibre 4n9it lie antrieb,
nltt ldn9er fill 5u itsben.
Der miOeripenitige S6irm mar wie=
Der in Oronuus aebra6t, uno oas
jun9e Paar mar geraOe i'm 8e9riii iei=
men g8e9 fOrtSuieBen, ais 8raf Queen
leinem S~elIsrsbelfer ein I3ei6en aab,
worauf beioe NtGnner ii6 auf Die iiber=
ral6ten uno erl6rOfenen beioen iunaen
Welen itilrSten.
Wan b0rte ben S6rei elmer neib=
ll6en Stimme uno oas StObuen zines
Sinoes. 8lPi6 oarauf befanoen lid,
beloe 8ei6wilter in ben Sdnoen i6rer
6einoe.
rsti6t Elm Wort! Ni6t 0eIdrien,
8lroloo!" raunte @raf gll9en ibr be-
lebleno ms Obr. .Sie tennen midi.
gel Dem erlten S6eri, ben Sbr gruoer
ausltoBen Wiroe, I'm 9eiltano berbei=
Suruten, miiroe i6 i'm 10 erbarmunos=
los erorOneln, wie i6 eiuen @urm ser=
~trete!'
8lraloa ordn8te ben SArei, Der ouf
llren Slppelt 3%ltterte. 2lriif.
SIRE Stirn %brannte; lie mar uufabio,
elnen tlaren 4eoanten su faIien. Sic
wrBte nlr, oaB ibr 6eino lie ouIoe=
lpilrt bate uno Tie wieoer in ieiner Ge=
malt lei.
Ntebr nod I'm Nlireo ais nm 5id
lelb't belOr9t, belt lie ibre 9(rm nm
Den Srloer 9elhlun0en. ais ob lie ibn
nit lbrem Seben ibiIBen wolle.
ugrin9e ben 3naben uu6 Dem gao=
gen. Sertram, " befabl Der Oral, nah
reno er IeIn luahlames Nllge aui @i,
ro!oa ruben lisB, mas i'm jeou6 nibt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12

sd werDe mid iogleih berei
MAIDEN, SIREN Sefebl alssufilbren,
Serr @rai. 9lber alli iuelde gSeil'
iollen mir Die junse Dame in unicrt
SGnoe befpmmen? gSir tOnnen lie bod
nidt nit 6eiualt entiiibren!"
,Nein! 9iber ib oente mir 6rauieir
Nlpares miro ibr So9is am 5og midi
Su periaNen 9epa9t babea uno Iih Do
mad iebnen, iObalo Die Suntelbelt Der,
einbridt, Iriihe quit ihopien 81 tUnnen.
98ir merOen oesbalb in Der Ndbe auf IL
marten."
Sieie Gntiheipllna ,par taum getrof.
ZEN, ais ne aud un9elGumt ms 9Serl
9eIeBt muroe. Yferoe uno Wager
wuroen berbei9eihaift unO Serr UNI
Slener 1Hbren oappn.
Sine Giertelltunoe IpGter la1en Sra
Gu9en uno gertram III Der Wabe 90,
@iraiO0s neuem gliDl in einem Sbor'
fpege allf Der Sauer; Die Yteroe hlelter
nit Dem @agen an Der nd6lten Gfe.
Sine Stunoe perging, pbne DAB lid
irgeno Gtnas erei9net bate, mas 81
@uulteu Der Wartenoen ausgefaler
mare.
,Sie tommt ni6t!" fliiIterte Der Sra
miB9eitimmt.
Still" fliiiterte Sertram, feline
9ano auf oes 6raIen arm leseuo.
Die Saustbiir wuroe e%eofinet, UNI
Elm beller Sibtltrabl fiel auf Die StraBe,
Die beioen S6urfen mahten ii1 gun
Sprunse bereit, pie auf Yeute laueruo'
Siger.
sd bin burhaus ni6t dneltlid
Wabame 8putier," bDrten lie ELM
Stimme, welte lie ioiOrt als Giraloa:
ertannten, iasen. $50 mus 81 Doc
tor SOncourt. SD babe 6ecile &oi'
leau cine %notbpenoige SptIhaft 81 ien'
ben, llno bis sur g8obuun9 ees glrste:
lit es ia uibt Deit!!"
uSenltD1, Srdulellt," authorized
6rnu 8outIer unrubig. lire Camp
bod bebenO, 10 oaB bic Strabe ppr ben
Sallle erlellhtet mar. SD mpllte, id
bate Semanben 81 Sbrer Se9leituna
Sas Bette miro leiu, ih 9ebe ielbit mi
Sbnen; i6 lam oas Saus i6un f
LANCE perlalen."
,gtctn, nein. Maoame Coulter,
unterbrah 8iraloa lie lebbait. ,,8ebel
Sic mir nur Die 6elees uno Die fri
lben Slumen fiir ben 2ranten Uni
!a'len sic MIDI 9eben. IS miro mi
Nlemono Elm Seio Sufii9en. Salo BIZ
it pleoer bier!"
9ie alte sSrau reihte ibr Elm @la,
NIT Sruhtiait, eini9e BISCUITS Uni
Elm Bouquet Slummen; barduf Ihlpl
6ral Coulter Die Sbiir, uno 8iralot
ldrltt in ge9leitung Nlfreos Oi
StraBe e%ntlang, Der @Obnung De-
Mr5tes 81.
Sn turSer Gniiernug i6li9en ben
llbtsabnenoen, jungen Mdohen uni
ibrem tleinen Se9leiter slpei Wanue'
na6; es maren Der i6urtiibe grai Gu
gen bon Sanartln uno ieiu ebeHil
lduTtlger Siener gertram.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12
ClIeN6aln.
Cie5 III bic tIrje ROWts ua5
Oanfton, Council YluHs,

Smaba uno Sun Srancisto.
iiber SiOur 6itp.
9tGb Nufhl, GwotoWna, Wimeopo(is
uuo vi. Pou!. iIber AaterloO II. Mona.
9ta6 MaribGltomu, Wrimlcu, Sttlunuua.
Iibcr Ndley.
lad @rano junction NIB Sss Wpiue3.
iIber Mort Sooge.
Sage oerIoNsa eas 3a'RUls Ssatrai Depot ilr Den
@Gilta ips lo!JI:
Yafagisrta9s ..... 7l0 9a iaItta ausI soaata1a
,...,.2!35 2snL
go. e. I4O Tim.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sim,
GsIisHosu be aa3 BEN Crea geb.n pistet btsJ. "a.
MIC b~siouoere Bprtbetle, SW 10 bic einAtat me(h.
EurnStss sspItQcu IuUaaas nno 9bRago lahiea ldBI.
AID Dat ls alsh opiallpag9ous auG aaJ. u ysa9t.
sugtH, Ole oIS S9wagp onrrb9sDeH
BGta9urt, bic ileltA. WaH at, aoniS, Cairo,
yeuisDius, 2iaibptuc, YiempDio, Ns.p Or,
leauS oosr Y.aBea NJ 1sgaS 9eDea. lper1eH raid b..
,brotrt uHo uiIneu nders JeruIHOdgI;u,
Siss Kap esa EitsR ana Saorit lsDeI 40
EafiaalsrShlt .,,,. 7:30 I'm, tdll,l
......ll5 ytm. au5g. 2ourtaa
.,,.. lO.45 YIN. .
S.W .IRtylear, Faii, a;S fiset'aarnt. ,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-12

Wenn 5te an Nbeum atiSnnS leioeo
idrsibt ullo i'd ieuoe Wueutge.ltlib etll
Fadst Der ,uuIberbariten WcoiSln Die MID
NIB mau6e Anosre poiitGlioIs tUrirt bat.
Ss hat geite ssbellt, Die 90 Sabre nit Rheu.
matiSmIS bebaftet DorCn. Subu ~.
1m!tb, Min lntee, 9Sis. Iept. a.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-04-19
COUNTY COMMIssIONERs

On Monday April, s. the County
Commissioners met in regular
session at the court house in Mt.
Idaho.
The board examined the various
reports, bills, etc, and passed the
same for further consideration,
The following county warrants were
ordered paid: ~
Number thirty-five, general road
fund, series of 1902.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of
the board that warrant number forty
nine, series of 1890, of the current
expense fund, and owned by F. G..
Wyatt, had been lost, it is hereby
ordered that the Auditor draw a
warrant on the current expense fund
for $l4, in favor of F. f. Wyatt,
dated January 18th, 1890.
The board adjotfned until 9 o'clock
A, M. tomorrow.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-04-19

Of William shuck, " Ill, 1oF q
public road, the same IS hereby
granted, and decl I'D q county
road. This road in run from
the top Of Daumecy Fiji to Joseph
Plains.
Petition for the appointment
of James B. Allen Supervisor of
Road District No. Is. granted.
Petition for bridge across
Cottonwood Creek, on the main
road running from Nez Perce
Reservation to Grangeville and
Denver, granted.
The Clerk is directed to adver-
tise for bids for the construction
of bridge across Cottonwood
Creek, said bids to be received
until Saturday, July 6, 1895.
Bidders to be furnished plans of
bridge by the Supervisor OF Road
District No. 8.
Petition Of Joseph Himmel-
spak, ct al, for public road,
| granted, and George Fem and
Thomas Crea appointed viewers.
Petition of William Linder,
ct AL, for public road, granted,
and Charles Flynn and Robert
! Farris appointed viewers.
Petition of L. F. Hornir1g,
| ct. al, for division of Road Dis
| trict No. d, granted. The eastern
portion Of said Road District No.
4, shall be Road District No. 4,
and the western portion Of said
district shall be Road District
No. %, and as prayed for in said
petition, it is hereby ordered that
w, B. Trueblood is hereby APP
pointed Supervisor of said Road
District No. 23.
Report of Supervisor Of Road
District No. 20, concerning the
condition of Jackson's bridge,
etc., accepted.
The Clerk of the Board i'd here
by ordered to notify James M
Dixon, who is mining near Jack
son'sBridge, on the south fork oi
Clearwater River, that under the
statutes he is liable for criminal
prosecution for jeopardizing the
safety of the aforesaid bridge.
In the matter of the amount
due the county by A. T. Spots
wood as bondsman on road peti-
tion: The Clerk is ordered tc
notify said Spotwood to reim-
burse the county in the STUN
of SO.
Board adjourned. ].
The bills allowed OH the diff,
ferent funds will be published
in our issue Of next week.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-04-19
FIFTH DAY.
FRIDAY. April ia, 1855.

FRIDAY. April IL; 1895.
The board visited the county
poor farm last evening and found
the same in good condition.
ViewRrs report of road petit
toned for by William J. Yates,
.et al, approved, and the road is
hereby declared a county road,
The ,board.further orders the
following described road aban.
.donedt The road that now runs
angling, across the northeast
quarter of section ten, township
thirty north5 range two east.
Boise meridian.
b Petition of inhabitants of Idaho
county praying that the trail
from Elk City to Relief Greek and
Crooked River, be declared a
county, trail, granted.
Viewers report of a road peti-
tioned,for by w. A. Hall, ct al,
approved and the Same, declared
a county road. 1t is ordered that
as SOON as the new road be com
pleted the old road shall be aban'
doned andt furthermore that
thirty days shall be allowed any
person Interested to file remon'
strances / Il So g,.y..
! In the matter Of the apetitior
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-04-19
FOURTH DAY.

THURSDAY, April, IL, 1895.
Petition for the appointment Of
N. Markham Supervisor of Road
District No. 2, granted, and bond
approved and filed.
Petition for the appointment of
George Hawley Supervisor OF Road
District No. s, granted, and bond of
said George Hawley approved and
filed.
Petition for the appointment of
R. M. Ruark Supervisor of Road
District No. Z, granted, and bond OF
said r. M. Ruark approved and filed.
Petition for the appointment Of
w. M. Clark Supervisor of Road
District No. 10, granted, and bond of
said ". M. Clark approved and filed.
Petition for the appointment Of
William Westminster Supervisor OF
Road District No. IL, granted.
Petition for the appointment OF
J. G. Austin Supervisor of Road
District No. 15, granted, and bond of
said J. G. Austin approved and filed.
Petition for the appointment of
j. H. Upton Supervisor Of Road
District No. II, granted.
| Petition for the appointment of
"A. N. Mothom Supervisor of Road
District No. %, granted:
Petition for the appointments of
Henry Sprute Supervisor of Road
District No. IS, granted.
The contract for laying fifty thous-
and shingles on the Court House and
Jail was awarded to w. A. and
G. H, Goan.
The contract for furnishing fifty
thousand shingles at the Court House
was awarded TO Hoyey & Browne.
Report of v. G.. Galloway,
Road Supervisor Of District No.
5, approved and bill allowed,
| $75l66.
Report of Gfifith Roberts,
Road Supervisor OF Road District
No. ii, approved, and billI $42,
cut down and allowed, $50.
Petition of George Mitchell,
ct aly for public road approved,
and George Mikael and G.. D.
Smith appointed viewers to re-
| port at the next regular session.
Report of @. Mattox, Road
Supervisor of Road District No.
9, approved; and bill, $36; cut
down and allowed, $50.
Jno. Neyin is hereby appointed
Supervisor of Road District
No. 49,;
Petition for the appointment
of John R. Atkinson Supervisor
of Road District No. 4, granted.
Petition for the appointment
of T. w. Thompson Supervisor
of Road District No. 6, granted
Petition for the appointment
of Y. A. Schleier Supervisor Of
Road District No. 8, gran nted.
Petition for the appointment
of Ivan d. Lyons Supervisor ol
Road District No. 19, granted.
Bond of Schober & Hendricks
retail liquor dealers, at Cotton.
wood, approved and filed.
Petition Of certain citizens o.
Idaho county for an appropria
| tion for renting building to b'
used as an arrnory for Company
G, Idaho National Guard, fol
| one year, granted, and a quarterly
allowance of $18 rs ordered fol
that purpose.
The board hereby orders tina
, J. D. Davis. be allowed to run {
road ,as petitioped for by A, 7
} Spotwoods,ee ,eet al, and the sam,
, is hereby declared a county road
) Board adjourned;
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1895-04-19
giIIRD DAY.
Wrnx,;to. A,r;l IN ieoh

I wEDNAsDAY, April 10, 1895.
\ In the matter of the petition of
Nv. A. Hall, eS al.,' for change Of road,
beginning forty rods south of the
northeast corner of southwest quarter
OF section twenty, township thirty
north, rangerhree east, Boise meri-
Adian; iunniig thence west eighty
rods, khence north to county road
snnning east from Grangeville. J.N.