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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-08-16


Bear river, thence north along Bear
river to point where Church Ranch
creek empties into Bear river, thence
east one mile, thence north to the north
ern boundary of the county. thence
east along boundary line to the east line
of range a east thence south along
said east line of range Al east to point
due east Of point of beginning, thence
west to place of beginning.
NOUNAN.
Commencing at point at Pescadero
station on Bear river and running
thence northerly along said river TO the
Church Ranch creek thence westerly
along said creek to the western bound
ary of Bear Lake county, thence south
along the western boundary OF said
county to point due west of the place
of beginning, thence east to the point
of beginning.
EIGHT-MILE.
Commencing at point one mile east
of where the Church Ranch creek emp
ties into Bear river, running thence
north to the Bannock county line thence
west along said line to the western
boundary of Bear Lake county, thence
south along said boundary line to a
point due west of the point of begin
ming, thence east to the place of begin
ming.
DINGLE.
Commencing at the outlet bridge
east of ST. Charles and running thence
northerly along the outlet to the north
west corner of township Ia south range
A east, thence east along said townsite
line to Bear river, thence southerly
along Bear river to point due east of
the place of beginning, thence west to
place of beginning
MARLBORO.
Commencing at the south west corner
of township 10 south range Al east run
ming thence north three miles, thence
east on section line to the center of
township Ii south range As east, thence
south on section line 81 to Bear river.
thence running down Bear river to
south line of township 10 south range
A east. thence west on township line to
place of beginning.
NUPHER.
Commencing at point where the
boundary line between Idaho and Wyo
ming 1ntersects the section line between
sections IA and % township IA south
range 40 east Boise Meridian, running
thence west on said line to east bound
airy line of east Montpelier precinct.
thence south to the boundary line be-
tween Idaho and Utah, thence east to
south east corner of the state of Idaho.
Cnence north to place of beginning.
RAYMOND.
Beginning at the south east corner of
sectlon 50 township II south range as
east fnnnlng thence east to the eastern
boundary OF the county, thence south
along said boundary line to section line
oetWeen sections IA and % township ID
soutn range 46 east, thence west to the
easG boundary Of east Montpelier pre-
Clnct thence north along said boundary
llne 70 place of beginning.
Ordered that the following named
persons be and they are hereby appoint-
ao electlon officers for the coming
election, to-wit:
FISH HAVEN.
Registrar, w. H Gardner.
distributing clerk Allie Loyeland
Judges, Y. c. Stock, Ezra Howell TT
T. Scofeld 'o4i' L.
ST CHARLES.
registrar, S. w Tremelling
distributing clerk. Mary E.. Puomira
Inecelylng judges, Fl. S, Rich. e, M.
Alfred. j. w. Linford.
Counting judges, R. S. Pupm;ra
JACOB Merkley, Ola Transtrum. ,Jr,
BLOOMINGTON
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east to point due north of place of be
ginning thence south to place of begin
ming
Beginning at the south west corner
OF section " township Ii south range
43 east and running thence due north
to point due west of Pescadero station
thence east to Pescadero station; thence
south up Bear river and the outlet to a
point due east of the place of beginning
thence west to the place of beginning.
WEST MONTPELIER.
Beginning at the south east corner of
section % township IL south range ID
east and running thence east to point
due north of Sixth street of the town of
Montpelier thence south to Bear river:
thence down said river to point due
west of beginning thence east TO the
place OF beginning.
EAST MONTPELIER.
Beginning at a point ON the north
line of section 81 township II sonth
range A. east due north of Sixth street
of the town of Montpelier runnino
thence east to the east line of township
II south range Al east thence north to
the north boundary line of Bear Lake
county thence east to the WYOMING
line; thence south to the south line of
township II south range 46 east thence
west to center of range 45 east. thence
south to center of township 13 south
range As east; thence west to a point
due south of Sixth street. thence north
to place Of beginning.
BENNINGTON.
Beginning at the south west corner
of section 20 township IL south range
Al east and running thence due east to
the east line of range A east thence
south along said line to a point due east
of the south east corner of section IS
township IL south range "A east thence
west to Bear river, thence down Pear
river to point due west of the place Of
beginning, thence east to the place of
beginning.
GEORGETOWN.
Beginning at the south west corner
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Montpelier is now, has been and will
continue to be just little the lveliest
town in Idaho
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.


The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment July 81, 1902. Present Henry FL.
Holt chairman, Nels G. Nelson, .Jr. and
Philemon Lindsay and James E. Hart
clerk, when the following proceedings
were had to-wit:
In the matter of fixing the salary of
the County Attorney for the ensuing
two years, it is hereby ordered that the
salary for said officer shall be seven
hundred dollars per annum for said term.
The following bill was allowed and a
warrant ordered drawn on the Road &
Bridge Fund:
e r Lindsay, labor on comfy
road $1h IN
John Kunz, Sr., deduction of $40 90
on $780, 90 delinquent tax.
In the matter of defining the bound
aries of Election Precincts in Bear Lake
county, state of Idaho, for the General
Election to be held November 4th, 1902.
1t is ordered that the boundaries of the
various election precincts of said county
be and are determined as follows to wit:
FISH HAVEN PRECINCT.
Beginning at the south west corner
OF section ~ township 16 south of range
AZ east Boise Meridian, ruan1ng thence
west along the boundary line between
ldaho and Utah to the south west cor
ner OF Bear Lake county, thence north
along the western boundary of said
county to point due west of the south
west corner OF township 10 south of
range 43 east Boise Meridian, thence
east to the summit of the mountain
east 0f Roar I oh
said summit to the boundary line be-
tween Idaho and Utah, thence west TO
place of beginning.
ST. CHARLES.
beginning at the south west corner of
township Is south range 43 east and
running thence west to the western
boundary OF the county thence north
along said line to point due west of
the north west corner of township l6
south range 43 east, thence east to the
outlet OF Bear Lake, thence south along
said outlet of Bear Lake; thence easter
~ along the shore of the lake TO the
summit OF the mountains between Bear
lake and Bear river, thence south along
said summit to point due east of the
place of beginning, thence west to the
place of beginning.
BLOOMINGTON
Beginning at the north west corner
OF township Is south range 43 east and
running thence west TO the western
boundary OF the county thence north
along said boundary to point due west
of the north west corner of section 10 of
township IA south range 43 east: thence
east to the outlet of Bear lake; thence
south along said outlet to q point due
east of the place of beginning thence
to the place of beginning.
PARIS.
Beginning at the south west corner
OF section Ia township Ia south range
~ east and running thence west to the |
western boundary of the county thence
north along said boundary to a point
due west of the south west corner of
section % township Is south range 43
east; thence east to the outlet. thence
south along said outlet to point due
east of the place of beginning thence
west TO the place of beginning.
LIBERTY.
Beginning at the south west corner
IF section 20 township 13 south range
II east and running thence west to the !
western boundary of the county thence
north along said boundary to a point I
1ue west of Pescadero station thence |
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With the largest crops, both hay and
grain in her history, and good heavy
yields of fruit, potatoes and other
products of the SOIL plenty of fat cattle
and sheep, good looking mining pros
poets, big canal projects under way,
ETC., Bear Lake is the home of peace
and plenty in its most lurid sense. The
people who do not live here are indeed
unfortunate.
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True


The difference in
cost between an alum
baking powder and
the high ella SIS
cream of tartar bak-
ing powder would not
amount for a family's
supply to one dollar
a year.
DR.. Prices is the
standard cream of tar
tar baking powder. 1t
makes the food de-
licious and healthful.
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LIBERTY.

Beginning at the south west corner
of section % township ID south range
AZ east and running thence west to the
western boundary of the county thence
north along said boundary to point
due west of Pescadero station thence
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BENNINGTON.

Beginning at the south west corner
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
Less 10
Bankers posted rates were:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New-Or Orleans - Com
.aercial sc and soc discount: bank. 81 premium.
san Francisco-Sight. 15c telegraph. 17izc. Boston
sc and l0c premium Chareston-Buying par;
selling lsc premium. Chicago-20c premium. Gin
.nnaTi-fSetween banks. 25c discount: the
.ounfer SEC premium. ST. Louis-Par Minneapo-
ts-75c prernium. SaYannah-Buying, discount
Ger s. Ooo; selling 75c premium.
BANK CLEARINiS. - New-York - Exchanges,
$50 O3O 26l: balances s. $50 5l5. Chicago-Exchanges.
s26 900 1872 balances s22l6.70S. Philadelphia - Ex-
hanges $50 s44 $751; balances. s,3Ss 95s- Baltimore
Exchanges. 3603 SO: balances. &16.65S- Boston
Fxchanges SIS T03. ass: balances. sl.4i6049.
FOREIGN MONEY MARkET--Call money in
London. p. az per cent; open market discount rate
Tor short bills 2kd23s per cent; long bills. 212Q2es
three months bills and IA per cent for short bills
Paris exchange on London, . francs 1879 centimes
Paris discount rate "a per cent
FOREIGN SECURITIES = British consols for
money IS ZIG: for the account. S6l2 Spanish As
IN London s1l. French rentes, 1o1 francs 771 CEN
times.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver 52ssc: Mex
lean silver dollars. 421zc. Bar silver in London
closed at q 5ied-
GOLD PREMiCM.-In Madrid. $3.50: Lisbon. q. .25
Buenos Ayres. 1880: Rome. La.
GOVERNMENT REcEIPrs.-Customs receipts
reported from Washington SSG 035: Internal
nue. receipts. q COS s43: miscellaneous receipts slis
yse total receipts for the day. 81 s3s 1853: expendi
lures. A.s2e.eoo Receipts for the month to date.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
TRADE IN CHICAGO

,,, r,,re % ,SDacfap-Wheat prices so-
vanced sc to 1c to-day At the best wheat ~,
about &c over the figures of ten Gays 80
wheat markets everywhere over the "'''u
ti,ar and rho motive was the same every "I-lV
had weather for harvesting. July oprHr" "' -
sold between 73s4c and Use. and tl'Sy- p.-5s
September closed at 121sc; December at .' -.-,fs,
was up equal to .i.c a busheL a"' CIV r.,
markets I'D about as much as the America
weather map shows rains everyWhe'' -
the winter wheat belt and the heaviest III 49, .,
There was rain in England The N'ueI" -
with bearish IeanInss as rule was oU''@ -
weekly summary. II said rains had prtNe'l''" =
vest in MANY sections The forecast ""S
showers in Kansas tomorrow IL was ralil''7
at St Touis to-day Minneapolis reporteH q So
flour demand 1000 barrels for export t'' -
a little wheat direct. Old red wheat H'i7 -
1a, over July the July price at one 'iIhe wa" -
over September Shorts were the oeS' oUN''> -,
dap+Iv tht, demand was based on the eNPt.
ttat tba wheat movement would be delayed ~ 80
rain and POSSIBLY the harvest lessehel- -A'H'- -A'H.s
s,inuants were 10000 bushels: American ny
for the week S.s60OO0 bushels MlnheaP'ilS a..
Iarea b,,-,r OF july here presumably against -
n@ CORN was quiet the July. which has hen 50 q,
~ December and May up the most Int IGly Gjlyrnand
crowd was doing nothing Lnrre ti3rs W. Who are
for the December and May from outS"'gtS 4, for
iii, ioi INV alone The cash was uT about rsIs Is
the low grades. with ] snppihE Id - = better price
The No prompt ShipnSfit%1 % 49, ~ \, . corn for
than the bull crowd - ouerhS I'M so - estimate
n . riyatS
9Gj ears There were out oi
elevators about 10000 bushels contTSc', c',s.ar *
in. shinments were 1656.G1O bushels
t,nrts for the week uI0Oo bushels IL, vaar.
csints were S23 bushels. against -tu s,,snts
tn. is against country hiO'''
- verv much against good grading .t, ron
oats advanced 2sC to sc. ara c,os5u .ash oats
The specuiatlve market was quiet bHt bHtJg tTS saies
Yary Strong Supplies scarce. shlppliiS i1lv
TI Zoo bnsheIs New July closed at S,sc S!E yst
Ss4 - The Ne white oats sold at +St- ,rove
weather is against early harvest anu I'M *, cars.
much against harvest results fNeSeiP'9'
Saturday's estimate. 1870 cars a. L. IN &c
E'ax futures % higher; caSh HaA. Han at q s.
IowEr SFntemb.r closed at 81 z. Octo3el "na,-,rss
There we're 10 cars of seed at the three f
against l6 last year. -, ,ard and ribs
reaching the best level of the year Etos si,TstaF
the top for the year, and ii was nos nos. 'ddsmand
shorts were buying product The eaSh
was good.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities was frmer but
the trading light. although quite number of
issues figured in the transactions. Northern Sc
curities in better demand and showed firm
after the opening, advancing nearly l per cent
Vehicle issues became strong in the late dealings
the preferred advanced IL. per cent. selling UP TO
10 while the common advanced to Z. Standard
Milling bonds in good d, mand: on purchases
of $4,000 they advanced l per cent to so. United
States Steel IS were strong: $4,000 sold s515.
DoIainion Securities advanced nsr cent ca pur-
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.Ex dividend
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

prize changes ware small in yesterdays mar
lxet but as a rule the movement of values WAS
in the direction Of higher quotations 1raolIls
was moderately active in the Leading Specu-
lative issues with especially heavy opeIalio''s
- A,cbison St Paul. Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Missouri Pacific Reading. Union Paclhc. ule
United States Steel shares and WABASH
r r;,,,;datior, in United States Steel was met by
a eood class of buying and a consequence
efforts 10 lower the price for both the com
mon and preferred We're not successful IN
vestrnent buying was reported IN lllill"IS Neii-
tral and st. Paul st. Paul. although Sel'ilis
oell I'D the speculative scale. Is not conslueTeu
dear bv the leading market interests, ana az
,ordine 10 the opinion Of the most conservative
bankers in the Street. price materially above
,ha r.,,i,g level wils he reached by this issue
before the end Of the year Atchison common i
.nnsrentlv being accumulated 10y a good class
# buyers around current prices Inc COM
nany's earnings continue 10 show heavy gains
,,,er tho corresponding periods year ago Inc
>ountrv through which the Atchison runs Is
growing up to the roads mileage, and earnings
Svil therefore expand in proportion 10 me iai'iu
increase in industrial activity
Strength in the Gould stocks and buying ny
standard Oil interests were features that helpeo
he general list. Buying of Pennsylvania s'"ch
a,as followed by rumors of more amicahle re-
ations between the PENNSYLVANIA and Napa9i
interests. The Goulds are not fighting me
pennsvlvania in extending their lines 30 TIDE
zater and any one who banks on serious dis
agreements between these TWO interests VIII
ind no profit in deals based on the theory that
war is brewing. The Pennsylvania is TOO
irrnlv intrenched TO worry over competition
shile the Gould territory is so large that the
>ornnanv has nothing to fear from obstacles
hat may be put in its way in its progress TO
he Eastern coast Pennsylvania stock al lls
current leyeI is considered cheap. while among
he low pri.ed railway issues there is no more
attractive stock on the list than Wabash com
non.
According to the known movement of money
N the week the local banks have gained over
100000 in cash holdings. Interior shipments
a New-York are heavy, and in the course OF
few weeks receipts of gold at the Pacihc
Coast should become active factor in local
aank reserves Payments by the banks to the
sub-Treasury on war revenue tax account viii
soon cease and as a consequence the city banks
Hiu no longer be subjected to heavy drain
or Federal Treasury account. Local money
market conditions are satisfactory Foreign
money factors do not indicate any urgent need
sf gold exports from here. although general
conditions in the local and Paris market ap-
,arentlv foreshadow shipments Of gold from
New-York-
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21

chases of about 400 shares TO y Inc NOPS
t - .aod1,. Greene Consolidated was In
better demand advancing nearly i per cent sel-
ing up to $685. but toward the close lost a Iia.
tion of the early advance. Montreal and bostoh
sold at 21sd2ss; British Columbia at S7s- Aoie
Railway and Light sold 80. General Carriage
v-as frmer selling at 514 Consolidated Pine F1ore
common and preferred declined per cent further
being offered at %. American Can preferred solu
at So Transportation sold at 13lsG1S. American
Light and Traction sold at S612; the preferred a'
90 The market closed firm
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

FOREIGN TRADING-Foreign houses not
active in the local market, dealing in 1900 shares
mostly sales. Although American stocks in Lon
don inclined to sag light sales. the market
narrow to have any particular signifi-
canoe. All departments idle and consols
rather heavy. Money conditions were unchanged
in the various European centres. Exchange
London in Berlin a shade harder.
STOCK LOAN OUOTATIONS.-Loan auotati
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HONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money rates. as quoted fol-
oyv: Money on call opened at per cent: highest
per cent: lowest per cent. last loan, per cent;
closed Der cent: ruling rate, per cent Time
money was quoted a. d4la per cent for thirty to
sixty DAYS 4lgG4s per for three. four five and
six months Commercial paper was quoted at i4g
a. per cent for sixty ninety days. 4z5 cent
Tor choice four and six months single names. and
per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANCfE.-Market closed firm
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21

RAILROAD RONDS-Market irregular. Total
.a,as amounted in par value 50 5000 against
= 10 500 on Thursdsy The heaviest dealings were
q, The Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern division
aasl. Central of Georgia first and second incomes
-hicago Burlington and Quincy Is. Detroit South
.r, Is F-ri, general Is. Missouri Kansas and
Texas st Louis division 4sl. Missouri Pacllc trust
= - Louis Southwestern hrsts, Third Avenue IS
--,,i sciric convertible - and Wabash Geoenture
3s colorado Fuel and Iron convertible % Were
ale
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CONDITION OF TRADE.
'pun's Review" says:

.'Dun's Review says:
Trade at the East IS more quiet, owing 10 the ad- :
vancinG season and the had effect OF prolonged
la Dor controversies is being felt in certain INES
more encoura ginE. bOuntifuI haryests beng eN-
pectod. while the light stocks carried over from
the previous season assure profitable prices / ne
ndicatiO Of continued prosperity Is the 1att
where present there Is only a moderate degree
Of activity. There is evidence of yielding on
ton soft coal miners has been called Tor Ju!y
II. the sympathetic strike cannot become factor
for some weeks. II II iS decided upon. In
some industries the week has brought advances OF
earnings thus far reported for June increased 50
per cent. in comparison with last wear. and 70 per
cent 1890 Bank exchanges at New ork are
stilI affected by decreased speculation showing a
loss Of 2qS per for the week from last year ;
figures bur Increasing al per cent over lNSs
Clearrgs at other leading cities gained 10 per
cent over 1901 aud 24.7 per cent over 1892
"Bradstreet's' SAYS
Conditions governing present and future trade
show very sharp contrasts. " hilr the Immediately
yora ble Industrial outlook and the prospect of an
extension of the coal strike In the btumipouS
fields. the continued favorable progress made by
all the leading crops lends assurance that. the
relieved. large and prosperous fail and winter
business IS assured. That, in spite of disturb
BuCes. past ana present. n heavy business is gong
forward IS proved by the continued fine reports OF
railroad earnings for this of the year. very
heavy bank Clearings and the comparatively small
number Of business emha IRA ssments reported. It,
trade troubles. though making their influence felt
in a wider area than before are st comparatively
localized. and outside of sections Immediately af-
fected in such places the Central West. the
Southwest and the Northwest business. both pres
ent and for future delivery. is of good volume. in
most instances in excess Of a year ago
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Min
ing Stock Exchange. by the Counseman & Lay pri-
vate wire from William p. Bonbright & Co.. OF
Colorado Springs:
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London June 90 { p. m.-The market for Ameri-
can railway shares duh and irregular Final
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21

s31 $40 sos expenditures 81 7s50eO excess Of re-
cepts 50 S54 500. Receipts for the year 10 Sdte' IT,
$545 525 expenditures $4s51667sS; excess od f
cepts $50 2l0 IN National bank notes received IoI
redemption. s5I7.47S. ~
SUB-TREASU URY--The Sub-TTeasury was u'
at the Clearing House sS1s. .95
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
IMPORTS OF DRYGOODS.
PORT OF NEM-YORk

Week 90 1902 1901. 1900.
81 a+2. 236 Sl.5oS l66 1B
Thrown the market 1867 l.60S. 425 1858 74S
From January
Entered AT the 47O i13 s51 $50
Thrown the market 80 S91 565 81 sos 694 60 5S3 44
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tstions Were:
STOCKS.

Closing prices yesterday of the principal active
securities and net changes from Thursday quo
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington. June o0.-The condition of the Treas
rry divisions of issue and redemption at the begin
ming of business to-day was a follows:
RESERVE FUND.
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

STOCKS.
FURNISHED bv Frederic H. Hatch. No 80 Broad-stJ
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SALES At THE STOCK EICH4NGi
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS,

Actual sales---- =, ioSine -, sold.
Omen High Low. Fin. BIO --
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OTHER CITIES.

'And interest
GUARANTEED STOCKS
Quotations furnished by Joseph Wake & Sons No .,
Broad-st)
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STOCK MARKET IRREGULAR
DEALINGS AGAIN LIGHT

souTHwEsTERN STOCKS ACTIvE-BoNDS
AND MONEY
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BANK STOCKS.
CReported by clinton Gilbert No. WaiI-st)
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS

GOVERNMENT BONDS.-Market firm Flnal
quotations follow:
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

tai sales Of bonds. 81. ~. 600
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Div. DIV
period ! Bid ASK q
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And interest.
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.

STOCKS.