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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-20
FOUNDERS DAY.

FOUNDER ; DAY
To do honor 10 her memory. the
trustees have set apart the 18th day OF
December of each year, calling it
Founders Day." and they ask you ali
TO join in the proper observance of the
day. These schools and these students
are a much higher and better eulogy
on Berenice Pauahi Bishop than any
l could pronounce.
She had the interests of her people
always in mind, and was anxious to do
all she could during her life for their
benefit, and her Will and the disposition
OF her large property show her wish
10 continue her influence for their
good. l desire you all to assist in car
rying out her wishes, and will tell you
how you can do this: By being ODE
dent to all the school regulations, at
tentive to your teachers, careful in
your studies, kind and helpful to one
another, always remembering that you
each have the good reputation of the
Kamehameha Schools TO guard and
maintain.
Remember, whenever you feel the
school discipline hard, and are in
clined TO rebel against it, you are not
only injuring your own standing but
are bringing censure upon the schools
that are doing so much for you.
The trustees are very anxious to have
the reputation of the Kamehameha
Schools kept at such high standard
that when it is known that such a
young man or woman was graduate
of Kamehameha, all will at once know
that they can be depended upon, and
trusted to fill any position offered intel
ligently and honestly. and no other
will be needed.
Mrs. Bishops life was an example of
what good woman in high position
can accomplish for her people, and
those who live among them.
CHARLES R. BISHOP.
In closing, l have few words to
give you from Mr.. Bishop, who writes:
Il intended to write you something
10 say to the schools on Founders
Day, the day of all others when | wish
TO be there to look into the bright
young faces Of the boys and girls, and
the kindly faces of the faithful teach
ers, to express my sincere interest in
what they are doing; the pleasure
which the favorable reports received
of those now in the schools, but also
regarding many who have been in
structed there, and are now doing good,
honest work in various employments;
and to thank teachers and scholars for
their proper observance of the day, in
the becoming respect shown for the
memory of the Founder of the Kane
hameha Schools. Much of good and
lasting work has been done. and |
have no doubt that in the many years
of the future a large number of we'll
instructed, honest, truthful, industri-
Gus and skillful young men and young
women will be graduated, and go on
to so conduct themselves as
to be worthy of trust and respect, and
TO be a credit to the institution from
which they will have received so much
TO be grateful for
| ask you to remember Mr.. Bishops
kind words.
At half-past one o'clock a Hawaiian
dinner was given at the Girls School
to the pupils of the three schools and
invited guests. The tables were placed
out of doors under a canopy. Music
was furnished by the Kamehameha
band The occasion was thoroughly
eniOyed by all.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-20

mon English branches, and also in
stTuction in morals. ana IN such useful
knowledge as may tend TO make good
and industrious men and women. and |
desire instruction in the higher
branches TO be subsidiary to the fore
going objects"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-20
AT KAMEHAMEHA

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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08
uaesastisEtieezl ard voiz.

The f,h and game isw Is unreason-
able and probably unconstitutional and
sold
A. j. stands DO ore can sell an ounce
Of fsh or game Hence hotel keeepers
Or house keepers must catch the fish
iheg want to eat or use or kill the
game that ihey need. This IA absurd.
The la1 cannot contemplate such uon-
sense. IL l. does il Is contrary 10 pub
lie policy and an aiiainder upon indl-
vitual rights.
There is : Cuite3 States statute In
hibitiug the cutting OF wood on the
public domain for sale. Yet do We not
all buy wool? Could we 90 and chop
down the trees and cut the ECcd our
selves? If in need OF a board must We
buy sawmill? II We had 20 hos could
the work OF the community be done?
How could the physician attend his pt-
! tients. the judges hold court, the nes
papers be published, the stores and
Offices transact business?
The laws referred 10 we're enacted
TO guard the fish and game against
reckless slaughter, against waste. And
the courts ought to, and doubtless will
so interpret them.-Wood River Times.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08
Discovered bya Moman.

Another grea. discovery has been
made, and that ,co, by lady In this
country. Disease fastened its clutches
upon her and for seven years she stood
il. seyeres. tests, bat her vital organs
we're undermined aud death seemed
imminent. For three months she
eOughed inees<e1tly, and could NOT
sleep. She finally disco7ered way TO
recovery b. purchasing of Us 4 bottle
Of Dr., Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption. and xas so much relieved on
taxing fret dose thai she slept all night:
and with three bottles she WAS absOl ute
IL cured. Her name Is Mrs. Luther
Lutz. Thus writes ". c. Hamnick &
Co. .Selby. y. c. Trial bottles free u,
Hull & WoodruH's drug store. Regular
size 5oc and sl.eo. Every bottle guar
sn.eed.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08
COURTlNG IN CUBA
This writer Says There Are No HsaA-
soms MiaAis-Azss NoAsa
sa tho islAaA-

Apparently the higar.t social lnstl.
tuition Of Cienfnegos Ia thr Sunday s..s.
ing promenade 10 the plaza. aud sita.
out Il ! really 10 rot know hn~ ,hr
Young people Of the aFlas0cracy would
manage 10 mate sad fnarry Aays cor.
respondent OF the Philadelphia Record.
During ell the week ssnoritss % The up
PER class are KEEP; usdss Fig.4 rsN,Fle.
ton. never permitted g. walk abroad
a4oEe and eoHAtanl.y watched by par.
enta and daenEAs. a II -.f-eted 10 rash
to the bad II allowed tAe smallest op.
porinnity. This system Of eternal viz.
iiauee would doubtless become as In.
some 70 The guardians 81 10 the op.ning
buds NeEr Il not 70 sooa over.
~ the age Il u a Cuban gifl 1. con,
,ideret quite obi enough IA marry. end
her Fareais tuEt up q soaJu Law With
out delay sul-bs, as Ia tunTs eotnfneals
'hr case, Hogis sgb-rasa e aanceaes,
hitas='f. c. : match. satisfactory L
faierfazilias. vas arye eyed for he,
With the son o. a friend whil< the raj,
were get th their esedtss.
The beauty and charm Of the IA,
Cubahs are "a evaurseeBs - lfresistibi.
wAi.e they last. lake the lossiy wils
flowers % their isisuds. ihrv tnaiur,
very early. bu' fade a. rapidly. III,
prsttiesi CIR! sill b. rlaln b. fore Al,
Is %. aad handsome laiidie-asra won.
an Is not TO D. .a8nd tn Caha-if am
where outside the temperate zoas.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08
hasion:I Educational Association.

~ Los Angeles California. July IL.
18th, 1899. For the above occasion the
following round-trip rates are author.
lied from Blackfoot, Idaho:
Route No. Via Ogden, returning
same, *5I10.
Route No. 2-Via Portland aud rail.
road, returning same. sG1.I0.
Route No. 3-Via Portland, steamer
to San Francisco and rail to Los An.
geles, returning same. or BY steamer
10 nearest ports To Los Angeles Santa
Monica, Redonda, San PcdroI return.
ing same. Rates on this latter route
do not apply to Los Angeles but only
to sesports named q short distance
away s6l.I0.
Route No. i-Going via Ogden and
returning via Portland, or this route
reversed, s6i.20.
Dates of sale July Ord to 7th lnclu.
sive; final limit returning September
4th, 1899.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08
STATE AuprTes siscAis


wAgDSEs. TDa., June 81, isse.
To TgE NEws;-Ay duties here
hare been Ut such character rs 10
prevent an esrlier reply 70 ycur CON-
raaricaiion OF the Eth.
! co-si5sr the Silver Rspsfslica1
party 81 IDAHO the sironge>; party in
the state Instead q decreasing in
membership il has groxn stronger. l
celieye this to be true regarding every
section Of The state, and knox il 10
he trae O. Northern Idaho. Mr. oxu
county, Eposenai, IL strongly sisse<
Repabiicsn. ard there is TO symptom
Of falling Of. The principles upon
xhieh the party was founded are still
accepted ~iShoat change and there Is
10 rezson why sensible men G. ~onen
snSuli desert sas party
Our county government is In the
hands OF .,ae three silver parties, and It's
AExrs sr- being Administered 9Th
wisdom snd economy. OF these siir-r
parties the Silver Republican party Is
eo-cedet TO be the strongest We have
iro rery ssrons SilTer Republican pa
perx and the organization is being care
fuiiy protected by loyal Silyer Repab-
Liam leaders
| ear no more comprehend the need
At Investigating the standing of the
.SIlFer Republican party than can Of
looking into the s-zirs Of the Eepab-
lican Or Democratic parties The Sill
YER Republican Is not in a state Of POI
lifieal bankruptcy. and hers Is ID oeca-
sion for alarm The party has national
szz1aing and the state Organization Is
characterized b. wisyfo1n OF The high
est order. I car see no reason shy
re Silver Republican party should rot
last a. long a. any other party sn6
groE II poser and usefulness
-Ee faith 9Th which il has observed
AL tie pledges made az lis primary
gatherings and eourentions hss ron
The party -Any recruits II 1900 the
>i3Fs- Repa0.Iczns. a. usual. sill be
tt1-rd re-ss 70 cooperate IN good faith
sFs.h anF party whose principles are
H0t suizg0ais,ie 70 the principles EN-
fsr1cea IN Us platforms It's chief aim
BOZ 3 Il the past IS 70 promote the
free coinage o. silver. purity and econ-
ony in nztiosal aud state affairs.
BARTLETT SINCLAIR.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08
Fall Elections.

This year the November election
Slii all on .he 7.- u the month. Flee
tions will occur in eleven states. In
Elk governors viii be ais-is-
sippi, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Iowa,
Ohio and Maryland
Mississippi will elect Democrat and
Massachusetts Republican. The re-
suit in Ohio il expected to favor the
Republicans, but the size Of the major
ity Is an interesting matter for eoniec.-
IRE, as the practice has long been
among political statisticians 10 Consider
= as an index of the drift of public
opinion In the Middle west. However.
rs its population is largely farming
enc, and as trust depredations have
been severely felt by that class, the
party that has been nurturiug trusts 50
paipabiy since ii came into power is liza
PIE TO severe rebuke. lows has tyic.
given Democratic majority in recent
years.
as to the three other states. there
IL scant doubt that the Democrats
Will carry Kentucky, as two years ago
IL was carried by Mckinley by only 200
plurality with all the resources Of boodl.
and fraud To aid the Republicans: Mary-
land will probably return 10 the Demo
cratic column, while in Ohio. where
there is fierce factional hostility racing
IN the Republicans ranks, the issue NAV
end In Democratic victory by small
majority.
New York and New Jersey will elect
iegislatures- The Democrats have a
winning Chance In each of these states
in Virginia and Mississippi. the
legislatures which are TO be elected
VIII choose each a Democratic Sen
Ator. Nebraska will elect a supreme
judge and Pennsylvania will elect =
state treasurer and three supren.
judges. Senator Quay's fortunes ar,
hound up in tie Pa,nsylFania election.
st. Louis Republic.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08
Nigh Price For S.raiqasaess.

One OF the difficult prohlems in prac,-
tei.i mechanics il 10 make sf.straiyh,
edge" How difficult it is NAV be
judged from an Incident which occurred
10 the shops of j. A. Brashear. the
astronomical instrument maker. /,
customer asked Mr. Brasbear wb.,
you'd be the price of IA perfec, straigh.
edge OF glass 81 inches long" SIT can,
nt' made absolutely perfect" said SIR
Hrashear. but i. could probably he
made With limit Of error amounting
70 only fraction OF wave.lenp,b of
Eight: " How much would thai cost2,,
About forty thousand dollars 4.
turned cut That the customer wanted
the straight edge for scraper and that
an error Of one sixty-fourth OF ad inch
would have been ihsensible for his pur.
pose.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08

II is not paraioxieal. as IL might
seem. to call the ending OF the college
or sehUol course commencement Every
eadiag Is also beginning. Theory
ends. practice begins Life in one form
ends, life in another form begins. Night
ends, day begins. So study OF books
ends, and the application of that study
10 the wider stuhy of the world and to
the tasks of life begins. The schoolboy
ends, The scholarly man begins. That
is the puFpori Of commencement, and
for il 70 filter name could be devised.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08

The press of Idaho Is getting into
tnofe harmonious agreement over the
proposition 10 get all the blackcnard-
ism and deviltry generally out Of our
state politics. The editors are getting
better acquainted for one reason, and
for another there has been faithful
example in some quarters OF allowing
the same freedom Of opinion TO Others
that one expects for himself without
being accused Of train robbery and i'm
becility in so doing. The result is that
more attention is being paid to the bus
iness of the people and less attention
to the business OF the politicians
Lewiston Tribune.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08

Sr. Louis, Mo-, July "a call for
meeting O. the Democratic commit
tee 70 take place JEly Bob. a. the
Sherman House. chicago, ras Issued
here today, ard . copy mailed to each
member. The cal. !u,lo~s:
ST. LOUIS. Mo. jug AIT an in
formal ecnferrzee of members OF the
Democratic National Committee. held
liz 81. I.o1is May a5sh. 1899, 10 xhieh
you were invited. and which was at
Eeode3 b. about oue-half of the COM
raitfee. a resolution was unanimously
adopted 70 the effect that II was deemed
advisable that the committee should
NEE. - an early day 10 formal session
70 consider matters relating 10 party
organization and ether questions pend
Ing Of Importance 70 the party. and
suggesting that the meeting be held In
Chicago, III. on July aoih, 1922. which
resolution the chsiruau OF the Ma
iiousl Committee for his consideration
and action. This resolution Was &C
eordiugly Forwarded TO Senator Jones.
who Is nos absent from the country
under the direction OF his physician,
and he having soncRrred Ia the sug-
gestiou Of the conference. has author-
lied and directed me. ss .eiing-sscre-
sary o. the committee in the tempo
rzry absence in AlaskS of the Hoa. C.
A Walsh, the regular secretary, 10
call the committee 10 mee. in accord
saee with the resolution referred TO
and adopted in ST. Louis in Mar.
'4Yoa are hereby bottled that the
Democratic Natio1zl Committee will
meet IN formal session for the purposes
named al the Ladies Ordinary Of the
Sherman House, ia the city Of Chi
esgo. Al J O'Clock a. m, OF Thursday,
the 9jih Of July, lsse, at which meet
Ing you are earnestly invited TO be
present
-. @. JOHNSON, Acsing-Secressry.-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08

Comes from d. B. Cargile, of Washi,a,
|. /. He writes: -Four bottles of Flee
trio Bitters has cured Mrs. Brewer ~.
scro'uia' which has caused her greai
suHefing Tor years. Terrible sores
would break out on her head and face.
ana the best doctors could give no helm
but her cure is complete and her health
Is e%ceilent," This shows what tbous.
ands have proved--that Electric Bitters
is the best blood purifier known. IL.
sne supreme remedy for sczema. letter.
Sa'' rheum' ulcers, boils and running
sores. 1t stimulates liver, kidneys and
o"sris' expcls roiaons, he. Us digestion
Daiids up the strength. Only 80 cents.
aold ~ Hull e Woodruff, druggists.
Guaranteed.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08

On June acth. the Great Rock Island
Route inaEgurated through Pullmsu
Sleeper from Denver to 81. Lon.s via
the Missouri Pacific By from Kansas
City The car will leave Denver daily
At ss35 p. m. on tie Colorado Flyer :
arriving in $. Louis G:i5 p. ~ the
next day. One hour and forty minutes
faster from Denver TO 81 Louis than
any other car line. Excellent collections
from Pueblo and Colorado Springs.
The cars are brosd yesiibuted, OF the
latest pattern and most luxurious type.
Advantages in patronizng this service
wlll be: The quickest time to ST Louis,
no change Of cars. absolute comfort.
The best Dining Car Service in this
world. For full Information write
". IL FIRTH.
Gent Agent. Denver.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08

Agent Collins furpl,A~ :.
the folio~ Ing reduced -. "a
fare To certain places -
dates:
Bapsists' Young peo,,... u
America. Richmood, u |,
10th. ieoe. one iir.,-els.. o. h
for tbs soand-trip. 'rict.s. ~
ssh, eth and 10th.
Annual con ventioo us,,,A !,
Christian Endeavor, nu1,,s
July Sth-iosh, 1899, oas &. :,
plus o.. 90. Tor the rya,6s,.
sill be- cold July IL, 70 -.
Epsorth League ooss>i.s.,
apoIis, ina., July sosA.3,,a .
plus ~ %. Tor The roaad-,.,.
sold July is-l,-ls.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08
LONDON'S LAZY cLUR
OAssrvaaes II Its nssss casss 80 >
Coed Deal Of Oshsv0aaAoeo
Of Chasast~s.

London contains many societies. from
the Christmac Goose club To that for
the worshipers Of Omar the Tent
maker, but apparently there IL another
which has hitherto escaped notice says
the London Telegraph. IL Ia called the
..I.azy society" and, no doubt. In the
metropolis there are many people who
are eligible for membership Idle per
sons, however. had better roi carroll
themselves rashly. or they may md
that the rules demand too much deter
minatlon Of character. Absolute iaxi-
ness is task in ifsslf, and requires .
good deal OF living up 10, besides In
vol,ing one In unpleasant situations
Mr.. Reason Is one Of the members OF
this curious community, and ~ In car
nest il he tina, be informed Mr.. Mar
sham al Westminster that no punish
nenI would Undue. him 10 break stones
or pick oaknm. He vas charged by the
master OF the ~orkhous~ with refusing
to co any work. and be even carried bis
principles 40 far as TO decline 10 ~sAh
or undrrss himself lie bad b~en pun
ishsd In every possible way teninoas
| phraSel. but all 10 no account. lie re-
NAMED. In spite Of all temptation, an
I obstinate member u the Lazy aoei.
I ety. The jailer ssksd the defendant 20
I gigr some explanation and be answered.
I with great elaboration, that work sas
/ too hard and against his principles.
/ The magistrate decided that lie aIes,
suffer for his convictions. and sentenced
him 10 q days hard i4hor. The martyr
left the dock very quietly and slowly
and With beautiful stnilr On Lls face
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08

A man and wi'e kidnapped baby In
New York City the other day aud we're
captured several days afterwards, and
the baby returned 70 its distracted par
ents. Now the man Is serving IL
years term in Sing Sing and bis wife
Twelve years and ten months for cruel
and inhnmaue work.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08

aside from the seriousness inconven.
fence and pain caused by piles. there f.
tendency to fistula and to CANCER in
tue rectal regions. Piles should M, he
allowed to run on unchecked. TAR.
LERS BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT
Is an lnfallible remedy. Price, 50 cts
bottle, tubes 10 cts. At Hull & Wood.
ruf's.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08
Lodges

ESTHER CHAPTER. No. II, Or
der OF Eastern star, holds regular
meetings the fret aud third Wednes.
days Of each month At ) p. m. Masonic
Hall. Visiting members 10 good stand
Ing are respectfully Invited,
Mrs. ". A Wo0pis.
Worthy Matron.
MARY ArLLrSGsxogrH See'y.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08

hardly day passes, In f.nil,s.
n n there ARE children, in which
80, L,aos SNOW EMINENT /.
Wv needed. u quickly cure, Cuts.
, a.onnas' Bruises, Burn. and sc.ld.'
rr,ce Is aud 80 cts, IA, Hull A Wa.
ruff'-. "oo"'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08

Sheriff u. H. Wy nc
Auditor and Recorder. Geo. +. Gsgon
Assessor and Collector, III. w. Keller
Treasurer. ID. II. Blethan
Probate Judge, {, +. hoiden
Supt. Schools, Miss Lydian HALEY
County Attorney, ". II. Clark
Coroner John Henry
SURVEYOR Chgs. D. Chaplin
Nels A. Just,
Commissioners: Hyrum sre~,
| Josiah Hobbs.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08

An oid man is on trial for his life il.
Missouri for murder committed in
tue ~.hter of 1911. He wac urres,ed
fhen but escaped from jail aud was not
caught until u few weeks ago. He has
pt'en positively identified.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08

ihe Biackfoot Hotel-a t~os,orv
pfiek building--desirably located and
holng good business. is offered at mr.,
ya's sale. This is valuable property.
For terms. write or apply To
W. Il. sTUFFLgBEAs.
March 2ith. 1890. ''""o'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08
Carpet Herring.

am now prepared to do NIL grades Of
~eavingi all work guaranteed and best
oil warp furnished. From IL cents To 10
cents per yard. Call and see the or
write' Mrs. d. s MORGAN,
Backfoot, Idaho.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08
TO THE AFFLTCTED. .

:, soliCE ;--Rheumsticus, acute and
inilammatory; sciatica. NH kinas =, Ia ~
nsy troubles. bed wetting, erv-in.la.
pout' cancers, aud all kind Of rnp,ia.,
Viz easarrh' piles, paralysis. 81
csn ,'I ~ nance, dropsy In all it's forms.
snaoteG cured Diseases OF womsn a
wi,I I's s, Persons that are afflicted
a,G Diseases OF long standing. viii da
well to consult with VIII 10
'hof' J. D. COOPER, Pm. u. ND
Blackfoct, ra...
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08
Monkey brand soap, used for house.
cleaning At G. Fl. Holbrook's.

u the predisposition to worms In
children Is not cured they may become
ernnaciated, weakly and in danger of
conyulsions, WHITES CREAM WEIR
AfFUGE IS the most successful and
popular remedy, Price Is cts. at Hull
4 Woodruas.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08

For relief and coniost i \
BALLARD'S HoREHOCxn1
has no equal. Price = - =
Hull 4 Wootru's.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08

No :. North. Fast Mail. 49,. sbs . ~
No. 0. Butte Express .4O1 3. IN
No. %. = Local freight.s.'ia a. M
No. 3 South, Past Mail. .l:sl q. m
No. 10 :. salt Lake Exp .i'oo p. u
No. 30. - Local Freight. $40 p. m
]. A. COLLINS, Agent.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-08
NOTICE FOR BIDS
To Rs-i1ser Sake River bridge Near
Rlaekfset.

htleh fefst-
NOTICE is hereby given th., tho nox-.. a.
Az County Com misskynrr. of bingham Tsss.p'
~, Idaho. VIII recrivs sealed bad. Tor ,h~ ,,,
tertsi AMI labor required 10 re ss.ps the srs...
across snake River. nc~s The to~n II Hl.os
foot, including nee strinzer., N. n.,s,s.
required heius approximately an foile..s
20 p'eer- by t. - feet long
40 by 10. "a
10 tby 10. "a
90 sby 4. "a
The lumber ab0vs'dssorll-si 10 be either nj
Tive RID pine OF Oregon Or. Also the nee~,
sary snd sire nails to properly SECURE IN.
noar lids wfll b. received for the lab.
alone. the tumhcr y. O, A. 81 BLACK foot ne
Thousand feet. and Tor the nsiis per hundr.s
pounds. or Tor the sntir. york ineludEnr II
material Partist bidding on the l.s-p. .Is.,
should ineluda in their estimate the removal
OF tue lumber from tn. car 10 the ptae, a,
use.
raid bids VIII be opened BIZ the 10. I'd nd
Toe contract let at the ofse~ Of the Har, =,
biHekfoo'. az 10 o'clock s. m July f,.h. ,sso
the Hoard reservinx tho right 10 rrI.et an,
and all bids.
BIOS are to be marked .srropo.ei, 10, ps
pairing bisekfoot Bridge and addresses, !,
tbe tisFk Of the beard of County sa,,.r,..
sioner~. Backfoot. Idaho
Given BY order OF the Board. ,hl. nth A. /,
of May. 100.
sEo. =. oAGoS. ciers.