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Dickens works, bound in cloth. Printed from good, clear type, with ink and gold stamping, IS volumes, $2.4o a set.
 Bulwer Lytton's complete works, B vols, cloth bound, good type and paper, $2.25 a
 Shakespeare's complete works, 4 volumes, cloth bound. Were oSc. Now 78c set.
 Edna Lyall's works, 6 vol umes, cloth bound, in a neat box. Were oSc. Now 7Sc.
 George Eliot's works, 6 volumes, cloth. Were $1. AS. Now SI.Io.
 Cooper's Leather Stocking Tales, 5 volumes in cloth. In a neat box. Were 78c. Now ooc.
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Store.

Steamboat playing cards, round corners, plaid backs, Sc a package; zoe a doz.
 Outing cards, enameled, cards, good quality, 15c a package; $I.6o a dog.
 Tally Ho, extra quality enameled, half linen stock, best cheap enameled card made-having a large variety of backs, 1oc package; $2. co a doz.
 Tournament Whist, made especially for whist players, being an extra grade card, 15c a package.
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Double ,Pinochle, 1oc a package; S2.oo a doz.
 Climax, made of fine linen stock, glass finish, having we'll known backs in different colors, 35c package, $3.75 a 'doz.
 Fashion Series of playing cards, a beautiful, new series of cards, standard size, extra large corners, indexes, clear cut faces, gilt edges, 39c a package.
 Score cards in various shapes and designs from 14c to soc a dog.
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$90,00O AT STAKE.

V M c. A. Fails to Secure the Three
 Pledges.
 In spite of most energetic day S work Secretary Lotze of the Y. M. c. A. and his associates were unable Sat- urday to secure the pledges necessary to bind the $40,000 pledge for funds for new building which, as basis, the canvass was started. Their efforts re- suited in another pledge of $250 0OO by an unknown donor, leaving but one $25,O00 pledge to be secured, but al- though the greatest effort was made by the committee to secure the amount their efforts were unavaiing. Their disappointment was keen, but they are still not entirely without hope.
 The failure to secure the needed
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WEATH ER KECORD.

Agricultural Department, Office of the Chief of the Weather Bureau. Washington, D. C., Jan. 21, 1900 D. m. Forecast for Monday
 For Massachusetts and Connecticut: Fair Monday, fresh northerly winds, becoming val able: Tuesday fair.
 For Eastern New York: Fair Monday, warmer in central and northern portions; fair Tuesday; variable winds, becoming fresh southwesterly.
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Washington Irving's works, I2 volumes, imitation morocco binding, printed on extra quality paper. Former price, $775. Now 5000.
 Knights Half Hours, with the best author, 4 volumes. in imitation leather. Were 500. Now $2 %.
 Macaulay's History of Eng land, 5 volumes, good edition. Former price, $3.75. Now $2.5o.
 Ruskin's Stories of Venice, illustrated, 3 vols, popular edition in cloth. Formerly $I.25. Now o8c. In half calf. Formerly $2.98. Now Now $2.25.
 Greens History of the English People, 4 volumes, 1a calf binding. Was $3.oo. Now $2.e8.
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Fo,' Dress.
Beauty Apparel.

Black spangled lace robes I7.oo.
 Black spangled lace robes, 5000.
 Black spangled lace robes, very beautiful, 4oeoo.
 Cream chantilly lace robes, $500.
 Cream applique lace robes with Florentine hounce, 42.oo
 Cream Renaissance lace robes-very handsome de- signs, 65.oo.
 Black Escurial lace robes,
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DreSSy Waists.

Taffeta silk waists, fine tucks all over front, dress sleeves, French corded back, all colors, the $5.5o kind for $3.o8.
 Taffeta silk waists, tucked all over; very desirable. Form CT prices $6.5o and $7.oo.
 ow $3.oS.
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Playing Cards And the Needs of 'the" Game.

We estake hand' in the game by making it en- joyabe Our part consists in presenting in array, annually the things in playing cards and accessories coupled with interesting prices
 Coming 1t does, at the same time with the Whist Tournament, has double interest.
 The whist problems may be had on application the Stationery Store @sz
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Clearing Sale Of Books.

Following the tremendous book selling of the holidays, there always odds and ends of editions, and single books that remain shelves for
 If they didn't receive notice in they would be apt escape notice altogether If they mentioned from time to me would result series of dsappoin- Since the first purchasers would take all there So we clear them all at once.
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Monday, January 22. 1900.
NNW ADVEK7ISEME EN1s 7O-DAY.

Butchers Suppies-The J. F. Bassett & Co. Book Sale-The Edw. Malley Co. Canned Goods-Johnson X Brother. ChOcolate--E. E. Hall & Son. Children of the Ghetto-Hyperion. Dr. Agnew's Liver Pills-E. A. Gessner. Estate Geo. A. Talmadge-Probate Notice. Grand Masquerade Ball-Music Hall. Great Bankrupt Sale-Mclntyre x Co. Hello, Bill!-Grand Opera House. Household Linens-Chas. MonsOn Go. More Remnants-Chamberlain Co. Monday and Tuesday-Public Market. Notice To Liverymen-C. T. Driscoll Rockers-Brown X Durham.
 Second Hand PianosM. Steinert x Sons. Silk Sale-Howe X Stetson. Stocks-Kimberly, Root & Day. Time You Tried Our Coal-W. F. Gilbert. Wanted-Glrls-126 Court Street. Wanted-Woman-2 George Street.
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NcCkWcar Elegance

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 A variety of all-overs in applique effects, on nets spangles on white and black nets and chiffon-also white spangles and pearl combi- nations, at most reasonable prices.
 Delicate shades for evening wear in Mousseline de Soir, Crepe de Chine, Open Work. Mousseline, Chiffons, Fancy Nets and Fancy Taffetas.
 French collarettes, the lat est novelty in neck wear, de- signed with ribbon. Spangled chiffon; also velvet in cream turquoise and Cyrano. From 7.5o to 12 %.
 Splendid assortment of Chiffon Fichus, in white and black, trimmed with beautiful lace, silk fringe and fine plait- ing. Prices l.8o to $50.
 Lace barbs, very handsome designs, from 3oc to LOO each.
 Ladies' Handkerchiefs.
 Ladies fine handkerchiefs; Duchess Honiton and Point de Gauge lace handkerchiefs, I.75 to $50.
 Fine linen handkerchiefs in choice designs--and an ex- tensive variety-from soc to 2.8o.
 EmbroiderieS.
 A fine showing of Embroi- deries in Cambric and Main sock Sets, Beading, lnser- tions, All-overs, plain and fancy Tuckings. Also some very fine Edgings and Inser- tions to match in AZ yard strips, as wide as 10 inches. A complete line of open work all-overs in exclusive designs for shirt waists. Odd Pieces in Si1ks--25c.
 We have about 1000 yards of silks, odd pieces, to close out before stock taking. In this lot are Checks, Plaids, Taffetas, Brocaded Blacks and Plain Blacks-also Plain Colors. With stock taking at hand and the fact that this seasons goods couldn go over to next-we simply put them ata go-as-you-please-but-l go-you-must sort of price say 25c yard. $1.OO Fancy Silk, 49c.
 1900 yards of fine quality l fancy silks. This is the grade that has sold all this season for 75c and LOO. In this closing out spirit they go at 4oc. 75c Black India Foulard, ,49c |
 400 yards Black India Foulard, 24-inches wide, for dresses or waists. Never sold for less than ~5c. But at this sale 4oc-
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For Amusement.
Whist Prizes

It's Dit hard to choose sometimes. This list will help. It is more than a big one. It offers some new ideas.
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Paine's Duplicate Whist trays, made of the best quail ty of tar board. The cards are slipped in pockets between the top and bottom covers and are held in place by the edge of the pocket.
 8 trays, $2.5 50; 12 trays,
 $3,5o; 16 trays, 4.25;
 A trays, $5.oS.
 Paine's Score Sheet for duplicate whist, I9c a doz.
 Celluloid Counters, white, roc, 25c and 75c each.
 Poker Chips, 14 inch, composition, 1oc per 100.
 Whist Rings, 25 bone chips on rings, LOG.
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Books on Whist.

Handbook of Solo Whist by A. s. Wilks, oSc Whist Tactics, by R. F. Foster,
 oSc Duplicate Whist, oSc Gist of Whist, by Charles Coffin,
 5Sc Fosters Whist Manual, oSc Short Suit Whist by V. W. Starner, 9Sc Bridge on Whist, oSc Cavendish on Whist, roc Modern, Scientific Whist, by c. D. Hamilton, $1.9S Whist Study Suits, 7Sc Hoyle's Book of Games, oSc Fosters American Leads, roc
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Reduced Prices ,WOmcn'S Jackets

Decisive cuts in prices following our invariable cus- tom of selling out each seas on's stock, prior to inventory. We have made prices on these desirable garments that will more than quickly
 All our kersey cloth and venetian silk lined jackets that were 5000 to %0 Q2 $7.oo. Now pA./O
 All our fine kersey jackets, excellently tailored and lined with good -taffetas or satins. Were $Io.oo to CA OQ $12.oo. Now 44.7O
 All our jaunty short jackets, in kersey, cheviots and mel tons, lined with the best taffetas and colored satins. s14'o % fIs oo. Sls:So No% to $6.75
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I''5(,.

Shoe Horns, Hat Pins. Button Hooks, Thimbles. Nail Files. Memorandum Cuticle Kn yes Tablets Letter Seals. Tooth Powder Wax Holders. Bottles with sterl- Stamp Moisteners. ing tops Pocket Knives. Cut Glass Bottles Hat Markers with sterl in g Umbrella Tags, tops Pocket Combs Gilt Picture Frames Letter Openers Cold Cream Jars Paper Cutters with sterling tops.
 Tie Clasps.
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amount will. unless an extension of time is granted, oblige the committee to begin their canvass all over again Secretary Lotze has, however, in the hope that an extension of time will be granted by the gentleman who pledged the first $40,000, written him, asking earnestly for ten days more. He is confident that in that time the needed pledge will be secured He is also con- fident that the request will be granted, and is ready with the committee to continue the work. They feel that $90- 900, and possibly the whole success of the project, is at stake and will spare no efforts to attain success.
 CA SToE
 Bears the -n lhs Kind You Have A!ways BougF Signature ss I<NAzzzzg
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75c Black India FOulard, ,49c

400 yards Black India Foulard, 24-inches wide, for dresses or waists. Never sold for less than ~5c. But at this sale 4oc-
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$1.OO Fancy Silk, 49c.

15oo yards of fine quality fancy silks. This is the grade that has sold all this season for 75c and LOO. In this closing out spirit they go at 4oc.
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Whisk Broons with ,. sterling handles.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-13

In the matter Of providing for an ad-
journed meeting Of the board of com
missioners for Nez Perez county, Idaho:
Now at this time it is ordered that
when this board adjourns, it adjourns to
meet on Monday the 1ath day of Nov.
A. d. 1900, at the hour Of 9 o'clock NJ
of said day, at which time the following
business will be transacted. to.wit:
Hearing on all viewers reports here
tofore filed and set for hearing. The re-
ceiving of petitions for view and survey
of new roads aud the receiving of viewers
reports not heretofore fled. The receiv-
ing, hearing and consideration of all ap-
plications for assignment Of tax sale Ger.
tificates and the rendering Of opinion in
the matter of application of H Caffney
ct al, heretofore heard and taken under
advisement. The hearing, consideration
and passing upon all claims against the
county. The hearing of applications for
cancellation Of taxes and the hearing of
claims for damages of nonconsentine
land owners on county roads. To make
appropriations for repairs on county
roads and bridges. The approval Of Of
fetal bonds; granting applications for
liquor Licenses and the approval of bonds
for same and at the proper time to do
and perform all acts required under the
provisions Of Sec 81 Of AN act approved
FEB 2, A d 1899, relating to the canvass
of election returns; also to take such
steps as may be advisable for the opening
of and Improvement of highways by con-
tract or the leasing of any portion Of
county road as provided in sections oS6
to 1000 Gnclusive) Of revised statutes of
Idaho, and the receiving, opening and
consideration of sealed bids for the inn
provenent Of the wagon road on the
Fountain Grade.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-13
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Lewiston. Idaho. Oct.

Lewiston, Idaho, Oct. 30. 1900
On the first Monday Of January of each
year all unpaid taxes are delinquent and
thereafter must collect thereon, for the
use of the county, an addition Of three
per cent, If paid before the first Monday
in March; and six per cent and other
costs provided by law if paid subsequent
to said last date, and prior to sale, to-
gether with interest at the rate of II per
cent per annum from said first Monday
of January. Poll tax for the fiscal year
becomes delinquent the frst Of December
1900. SrAAs SEEKER
26-3w Assessor and Tax Collector.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-13

Eighth day. Oct. I6, 1900.
Geo A Jones, Oriel Dumbauld and F Z
Briggs are appointed to view and survey
the d F McGlynn road.
The George Parker road and the James
Adams road are declared public high.
ways and are ordered opened.
The change in the o E Evans road
petitioned for by w H King, ct al, is
granted as prayed for.
Viewers report on the Frank Cary
road is accepted and Nov. IS, 1900 at 3
O'Clock p. m set for hearing ON said
road.
The G w Welker road is declared a
county road and ordered opened.
The change in the 0 f Evans road
petitioned for by VIM Bartlett, ct al, is
granted and ordered opened.
Viewers report on the f Jaques road
is accepted and Nov. IS, 1900 at 10 O'Clock
a. M. is the time set for hearing.
Viewers report on the Edward Braun
road is accepted and road declared
public highway and ordered opened.
Viewers sport on the Thos Thorten-
son road is accepted and said road is de-
clared public highway and ordered
opened.
Viewers report on the G L Richardson
road is accepted and Nov. IS. 1900 at 10
O'Clock III is the time set for hearing on
the same.
Viewers report on change in the New
kirk road is accepted and change ordered
made as prayed for.
Viewers report OIL the Stuart Heffel
road is accepted and Nov. IS, 1900, at II
O'Clock M is the time set for hearing on
same.
Viewers report on the F c Hicks road
is accepted and Nov IA, 1900, at O'Clock
D III is time set for hearing on said road.
Viewers report on the II l. PARROT
road is accepted and said road is declared
a county road and ordered opened.
Viewers report on the G Larson road is
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accepted, and Nov I2th, 1900, at a m is
time set for hearing on said road.
Viewers report on the S Cook road
IS accepted, and Nov IL, 1900, at II m
O'Clock is time set for hearing on same.
Viewers report on G w Wood road is
accepted and Nov -. 1900, at II O'Clock
a M IS time set for hearing on said road.
Viewers report on the f NJ Easter road
Is accepted and Nov IS. 1900, at O'Clock
p III is time set for hearing on same.
Viewers report On the S Billow road
Is accepted and Nov 10, 1900 at O'Clock
p m is time set for hearing on same.
Viewers report on the w l. Simmons
road is accepted and Nov Id, 1000 at
O'Clock p III is the time set for hearing
on same.
Viewers report on the Edgar Booth
road Is accepted and Nov. IL, at 10
O'Clock IN 1900, is time set for hearing
on same.
Viewers report on the ] l. Mock road
is accepted and Nov IL 1900 at II O'Clock
a III is the time set for hearing for same.
Viewers report on the John Wonder
road is accepted and Nov. IL, 1900 at a
O'Clock p III is the time set for hearing on
said road
Viewers report on the Frank Shuttera
road is accepted and Nov. IA, 1900 at $40
O'Clock p nj is time set for hearing on
same.
The M l. Goldsmith road is declared
pubic highway and ordered opened.
Claims are examined aud allowed as
follows:
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NOTICE.

The Prescription Drug store is now To-
Gated at the place formerly occupied by
the Fashion. Captain Schattner, we'll
known as a competent and thorough
pharmacist, personally compounds all
prescriptions and private recipes, thereby
insuring that thoroughness SO essential in
all prescription work.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-13
Third day, Oct. 10th, 1900.

Third day, Oct. 10th, 1900.
The auditor of Nee Perez county is
authorized to draw a warrant in favor
OF the County Treasurer for the sum of
t245o, on the redemption fund, for the
payment of semi-annual interest on the
e'ghty-hve thousand dollars refunding
bonds, due Jan. I, 1901.
N Jolly, L w Robinson and F D
Briggs are appointed to view and survey
the AL O'Brien road.
Claims against Nez Perez county Idaho
are examined and allowed as follows:
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-13

Ninth day, Oct. II, 1900.
School Dist. No. 70 is formed from un-
organized territory.
Petition for change in boundary lines
of Waha and Mason precincts not grant
ed.
Report on Hatwai ferry examined and
filed.
grid quarterly report of Probate Judge
examined and ordered filed.
grid quarterly report of A G Sweet,
justice of peace, examined and ordered
filed.
Application and bona of A J Freeburn
for liquor license is granted, bond ap-
proved.
Reports for grid or. of p E Stookey
clerk of district court and ex-oficio
auditor and recorder, are examined and
ordered filed.
grid ar. report of c A Hastings county
treasurer, is examined and ordered filed.
Official reports Of J w Rozen, sheriff,
for cd or are examined and ordered filed.
Application of N P R r for cancellation
of taxes not granted.
Application of r A Langford for as
Segment of tax sale certificate No 2 for
the year 1890 not granted.
Bond of Elmer d Nichols for ferry
license is approved.
in Jolly, f Nelson and E d Briggs
are appointed to view and survey the S
l. Campbell ct al, road.
Boundary lines of road district 2, 7,I2,
20, 81 and 2S are changed forming new
districts, Nos. 81, 80 and 50.
w H Dew is appointed to act as road
overseer of road district No 81.
John Zee is appointed road overseer in
and for district No 80.
John NJ Provost is appointed to act as
road overseer of road district No 80.
Petition for REIMBURSEMENT of rate oftolls
for Peck ferry is not granted.
Clerk of board of county commission
ers is ordered to advertise for sealed bids
for contract to repair Fountain grade.
Claims are allowed as follows:
CURRENT EXPENSE FUND.
A c SWEET. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 90
Mallory & Lydon. ID 90
A F Horribly. ....................... % 90
, Hogue............... As
COUNTY ROAD FUND.
T c Hensell ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Lee Lucas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 90
w
L A Wright. ...............-..... ..... 900
Riggers Bros ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
Action on application for assignment
of tax sale certificates is deferred till Nov
1900 meeting of the board.
Tenth day Oct. 20, 1900.
w Rozen is granted leave of alb.
sence for 80 days in the 4th quarter of
this year.
lanes Moor on DetifiOn is anpointAd
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fHgnram, spec. Dist. No. II IS
Fourth day, Oct nth, 1900.
matter of application for relief taxes
assessed against E r Davis, is referred to
Danford, county attorney.
boundary line between road dists IS
alid 20 is SO changed as to add portion
VI a'st IS, lying south of Cottonwood
creek, to dist IS.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-13

Sixth day, Oct. 10, 1900.
Application of l. c Neal, for caucela.
t'on OF tax sale certificate No. 9 for the
year 1894 is granted.
ohclal report of c A Hastings, county
treasurer d McConkey, justice of the
peace and J S Hogue justice of the peace
are examined and filed,
Claims are examined and allowed as
follows:
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-13

"arren' retail liquor dealer, hav-
sls changed his location, is hereby grant
ca the privilege of doing said business
under his original bond.
county auditor is authorized to securs
J. copies of road laws.
ela'ms allowed as follows:
CURRENT EXPENSE FIND
) A Wright
ruth day, Oct. II, 1900.
> Santril, ex-county assessor and tax
.o''ector' is given 80 deys time to exam
'''e expert report and settle SHORTAGE as
per report of Expert Accountant A A
Cunningham.
application of J H Gaffney, ct al, and
X Grostein for assignment Of ,ax cal.
certificate No. 81. for year 1904 consid
cred and taken under adyisement iii,
November meeting.
Claims are allowed as follows.
CURRENT EXPENSE FUND
"'A' '''''................ $500 90
~ ~ -" 'A'''''.'.'................" 10 90
T. Darr. ...................... ,6r
Maude l. Stowe
COUNTY ROAD FUND
Lincoln Hdw & lmpl Co ,x 7, ,s
"oen'' '''.'.'....."".".... 81 so
''..''...."......".. 90
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
October term First day Oct. 5, 1000.

OctODtI ASi" HhSS uoy OCl. O. 1900.
County auditor is authorized to draw a
warrant in the sum of $2I6o in favor of
c. A. Hastings to pay interests on court
house bonds; also to draw warrant in
favor of said County Treasurer in the
sum of $1,000 to pay court house bonds
a, s, and s, due Nov. IS, 1900.
Official bond of Baxter Henderson as
road overseer of Dist. ~, is approved.
Claims are examined and allowed as
follows:
COUNTY EXPENSE FUND.
Denny Corryell Communications. $54 80
f d Briggs. ......"................"... 200 90
|. Barham.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sc so
w F Baum........ ................... so 90
K A Langford ........................ BIS 90
Adrian Sweet. ....................... d 90
Irwin, Hodson Co.................... 20 90
A Hastings."......" ...........". ID IS
Dent & Butler ......................... II 20
ID Hodge..".............. "a 80
G d Hodge..."..."."."..."....... 80 SO
d Hodge. .......................... So
Pioneer Bindery & Print Coz. 1s2
J l. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 IS
COUNTY ROAD FUND.
John NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $62 90
John T Emerson. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ 90
c l. Hamilton......................- 80 90
A Larson So so
A Larson.................... 81 so
J 6 Downs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS 66
q Downs..."...........". II 28
l. Hafnllton.........."." 4 so
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-13

CURRENT EXPENSE FUND.
Lewiston Furniture and Under
taxing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" IS 20
} hauloach..'."."..............".. IS 90
Nnas Fa'fheld neutrality-suspicious." 3 90
= murphy ............"........ 80
n } watkins.'."..................- 9 90
" stephens .."........."......- IS 90
W Kozen ...............:........... 28I IS
Lucas. ............................ II 20
Jennie M acknowledgements. 2SI IS
Lewiston teller ....."....",........ 295 IS
COUNTY ROAD FUND.
|o reehan.... 10 81
VIZ II Lew ".".".............". II IS
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-13

seventh day, Oct. IS, 1900.
County Attorney Danford is directed
to commence condemnation proceedings
for the right of way for the J r Shaw
road.
Mr. Fogerty is awarded the sum of
$500 as damages for right of way for
county road.
On application Of w T Cox estate, re-
duction of taxes for the year 1899 is
granted in the sum of $500, and county
auditor is authorized to cancel tax sale
certificate No. az for the year 1899.
Claims are examined and allowed as
follows:
CURRENT EXPENSE FUND
Staas Speaker .................... s. $50 90
p F. Stookey........................... $50 90
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50 90
" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 24o 90
=" Observation-Disclosures. 500 90
COUNTY ROAD FUND
J W Hingley ..........................f "a so
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. E 90
George Edwards NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90