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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-14

9, &c; beef ribs. No. I, 12c; No ?. 1oc; No
5, Sc: chucks and plates. 4lzc; tanks, Size;
round and rUrhp. 9d71sc; suet. &c; beef liv-
ers. &c; ,5eef hearts. sc; beef tongues, Zoe;
beef brains. cleaned, &C: sweet breads. 2Sc:
OK tails, 2lzc; mutton &c; lambs lee.
Picked Products-Pigs feet. barrel.
$50; hsli barrel. 50 lbs net. $50: fourth
barrel. 81. SO: eighth barrel. 95c; kits. ID
H., zoe; regular tripe, half barrel s. 80;
fourth, 81. %. eighth, eoc: kits. Is ID, e0c;
honey comb tripe, eighth barrel, SI.25;
kits. 10 lbs. S1-1e; spiced pigs tongues.
fourth barrel. 1913; eighth 500; kits. 10
lbs. $. .; hogs shouts. and ears. half
barrel. 500; quarter s .: eighth. 81 -.
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-gsS SINGLE BINDER
STaAISE E Sc CIGAR
~ a1. s.IE 100000

OF the national body Of the structural Iron
workers decided recently % order a gen.
eraI strike OF The structural iron work
ers on May / unless the American Bridge
company shah by that time aecsde 90 the
demands OF their striking employees IL -
possible that the building trades OF this
city will also strike for the recogaitioa
OF the union card system on that date
Nine thousand men will be involved IN .
strike OF the building trades.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-14
HOG MARKET
FIVE LOWER
hog Receipts We're Liberal
for a Monday.
lOP PRICE WAS sos
Cattle Market Was Ten TO
Fifteen Higher.

Light hog receipts is the rule here but
yeEterday was an exception. There was
tgooc supply all Of which were sold
wIien the market closed except one car
iofad- 1t was not sold because the sellers
refused to take the offer Some of the
eastern markets were quoted five to ten
flower. but prices here were just a fat
ynickei lower than last Saturday few
ear loads Of fair to good heavy hogs
were on sale, but the bulk of the offerings
were common to good mixed and light
weights Quite a number OF car loads sold
made fairly good average in weight but
contained some large heavy hogs and
more light thin half fed hogs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-14

Rish-1ora Va. Aprig - rrzc.tcsiiy
oesrial- rtsterers wss vzafe today - ths
ersr- tfzt tire ? O. wHilana Tosz0eo
company q tnis city - - -. sd - fhe
fAat ire ssag = ~ RI verge = bei.g
eIenes he fsr4fsss-Ar-ssri-as Tetaec5
Tobacco cen1arv f. s r7-astr.a ;sor = ~
Tnterr-a;foasa Tssscce earpsaY sas fss
krasrI1ar Tlazeco eewTang hefa q
Anersoa. and - Ir7gerfs1 Tesseos oez-
rzay q Enz AZ rs gsrrhsss prscs =
ssts - -. 8 Fasss
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New York Money Market.

New York. April l3.-s-lose Money 81
cali ruled STEADY az Z41@ per cent. but
closed oasier at z37ag3. Time uae.ey
STEADY 81 DAYS ~ per cent. 8 months 81
prime uercanf paper 5t&1sA
Sterling exchange bar~ly steady. WITH
actual business "a bankers Bills a. - $50
Tor demand and a. - s1eags 90 fer sixty
days bills. posted rates - sfizQ8 s7iss con-
na.rcsoi hiils - 90 1s,
Bar silver sszsc. Mexican dollars 1a.c.
ffovernIEsnf bonds steady. raiirusf
NastFa rr4k
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COTTON MARKET.

New York April 13.-The cotton market
opened steady with prices IG3 points
higher and closed steady 81 s023 points
advance May 10 soc; June offered g Sc; ,
July &c: Aug. 9.t5c; Sept s-Sc; Dec.S.5sc;
Jan. Sc bid
SPOT closed quiet = points higher; mid
ding unlands - sc; middling gulf %. sc;
sales S33 bales.
Galveston. April l5.-Cotton-Firm az
10 l-lsc-
The Roman Catholic nuns in the world
are alleged by statisteiau TO number
s5s.0oo
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. April l3.-The week in dry
goods opened with dullness a first hands
as well as with jobbers. Natural condi-
tons are largely responsible for this situ-
alton Prices are sustained and buyers
are una Die TO force any concessions. In
quiries - made for prompt shipment in
the ma jority Of instances Export in
rrlir., is nil
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Wichita Proof


were the second largest OF the year. the
high record 10 date being i.54s.e5a. on jan
uary 8. This Is the nth day this year
that a fun days trading has exceeded
]. cia Gu shares. the first being on Janu-
airy 6. when they amounted TO l.IsS 66s
shares; the second. January s. i.iss.sS
shares; the third. January 3; the fourth
on March 10. l.es.Ga. and the attn today
CLOSING STOCK LIST
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C. Wilson Of Lamont had car load Of
Oklahoma hogs on the market yesterday
that brought the top price.
c. s. Stuart of Whitewater marketed a
car load if mixed hogs yesterday
&C. E. Blake Of Haven consigned a car
load of hogs to this nbarket yesterday.
c. c. Houchin of Burton brought in
car load of hogs yesterday. His largest
porker weighed $40 pounds and some Of
them would require nearly six TO make
that much weight Mr.. Houkin is a
rustler and brings a good many hogs to
this market.
A Hufbauer of Mulvane had in mixed
car load of hogs and cattle.
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CASH QUOTATIONS

Cash quotations were as follows.
Flour Steady.
Wheat-NO. ? spring 7767S1ac; No. 20
a1.c; No > red -4lz475izc.
COTr-No. 43c; No yellow 43c.
Osts-NS. . 22ssc. No. 3 white 35434izc.
Rye-No +914c
Barley-Good feeding ca &c: fair TO
choice mating 4sT54c.
F'Iaxseed-No. l sl.oS; No. l northwest
ern Sl.lf
Timothy seed-Prime 80.
Provisions-Mess pork. per Dbl. 81 -
l. g.. lard per 10 lbs. 50 .s5as 90: short
rib sides GoOsei =. SisI9 -, dry sailed
shoulders Cooxedl $. 75fSs 81. short clear
sides fboxedl SIC. n0d10 IS.
Whiskey-3asis high wines S-3l
Clover-Contract grade si2.o
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Cattle
Cattle Sales.

Cattle receipts We're light yesterday and
the buyers generally quoted the market
ten TO fifteen cents higher.
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Baislrns-z. &srE iz,-TAesf i~4e~rs =
psi As<s Se=Sxss lEzs ~ szseEt4Ts 1919
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New York Produce.

New York. April Receipts
SCI packages; market steady; state dairy
1SQ27c; creamery. extra. 2Sc; creamery,
common to choice 2GG521c.
Cheese-Receipts 57S packages; market
firm: state full cream fancy large fall
made colored 1Faa1is.c; state fun cream
fancy large fall made white 4A4dl4l::
fancy state full cream small fall made
colored 15c; fancy state small fan made
white 14s4c-
Eggs Receipts 1888 packages: market
firm. state and Pennsylvania 15Ql5l2c.
western firsts 15c.
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining 3-16c;
centrifugal 9s test SIC; molasses sugar
13-1sc. Refined firm; crushed 5.35c /,
powdered ASS; GRADUATED 4.15c-
Coffee-Quiet No Rio 5i.c.
Moiasses-Quiet; New orleans 3l0ioc-
Poultry-Alive unsettled: dressed steady.
Chickens I6dl7c: western fowls I3iac. tur-
KEYS l6c
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Oats-No. white s5aS5l1c; No. mixed
Sc
Rye-No. > sc.
Hay-Choice timothy $3.50: choice prai-
RE so. oedI0 p.
Butter-Creamery 21a25c; dairy. fancy.
Iec
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OTHER LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

Chicago.
/ Chicago, April 13-Cattle-Receipts
26,00o. Active. strong. Good TO prime
steers. $. 20Q5.7O; poor to medium asa
80: stoclIers and feeders s.. G0lI4 AIS; cows
81. 75G4.so; heifers s.. 5G45 90; Gamers 81. "a
42.75; bulls s. -50d4. 70: calves 50 0oI6-75
Texas fed steers s.. 60q5-00.
Hogs-Receipts today $1,000; tomorrow,
10000; left over 1870 Market 5G1Oc lower:
closed firm. Mixed and butchers S7.Ioa
7.S5; good to choice heavy s. .3Jft7. 80: rough
heavy S7.le2I-55; light S6.S0G7.l 10; bulk OF
sales S7.1507.35.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 Sheep and lambs
1od20c lower. Good 10 choice wethers
s5.00fI6.50; fair TO choice mixed 81 00Q5. 08
western $5.O0a5.51; native lambs 81 sea-. As;
western lambs 81. 50dI7.45.
Official yesterday: Receipt-Cattle, IFS:
hogs, $50; sheep 1.029.
Shipments-Cattle, 1,172; hogs, 1864;
Kansas City.
Kansas City, April 13.-CattIe-Receipts
4 100 natives. 500 Texans; calves 100
mostly natives. Corn cattle 1Oc higher;
Texans active. strong; COWS and heifers
higher; stockers and feeders 5Gl0c higher.
Choice export and dressed beef steers
s.. SIS 40: fair TO good S3.65a4 Is; stock
ers and feeders s.. 75Gf.S5: western fed
steers s.. 0ae75 .O5; Texas and Indian steep
- 33c35l5.G5; Texas cows 8. 40lI3.75; native
cows s. .0oeff. %: native heifers s.. S5a4. 50:
Gamers s1.5cQ2.60; bulls 81 S0q4.10; calves
50. 75G7.Oo.
Hogs-Receipts 400 Market SC lower.
Top 81 337i2: bulk of sales s.. i56I7. 30; heavy
81 25d7 971a; mixed packers s. .1o17. 35: light
s1.ooq7 171a; workers. s7.15d7.1712; pigs So 20
az. 80
Sheep-Receipts $500 Market slow.
weak. Native lambs $. 00d9 %: western
lambs 81 .e0,GS. 90: fed ewes 81 70Gi600; ma
tive wethers 81 70n6.9o: Texas clipped
sheep s4.sGa6. -; stockers and feeders
50. 50a4.75.
st. Louis.
ST. Louis. April 13.-Cattle-Receipt
2o0o. including 100 Texans. Market steady
TO strong. Beef steers 81. 00a5.J0; stockers
and feeders $. O0ft4.75; cows and heifers
s. ,25dt5.e0; Texas steers 50. 45G4.70; COWS
and heffers 81 25fI3. 70
Pigs and lights 81 05d7 %; packers S.15
Obs; butchers s.. 256I7. A.
Sheep-Receipts 1.O0O Market strong.
Natives s .e1d6 %: lambs Sc. 0oltS.oo; Tex
ans S4.00l75.0o.
ST. Joseph.
st. Joseph. April -Cattle-ReceiptS
1.4eo. Active, steady TO 10c higher: cows
and heifers active. stronger. Natives 81 -
Q5.50; cows and heifers 50. 25G4s5; year
lings and calves g. 25Q4.75; stockers and
feeders s.. scat 50.
Hogs-Reeeipts 3.39S Light and light
mixed s7.l2i.s.7.25; medium and heavy
81 2007 IS; bulk s.. 2GG7.30.
Sheep-Receipts $500: slow. 12G25c lower
Top Colorado lambs s7.S5; top Colorado
ewes clipped $50
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ST. Louis.


Receipts of wheat - cars.
St Louis. April .-Wheat-Close: weak
No. red cash elevator 6sisc: track 7o.t
10a.c; May 6slsc; July 6514c; No. > hard
7c@73c.
Confirm: No. . cash 39asc nominal:
track SsI=o4Cisc: May3g2sc July 3sssc.
Oas-Quiet: No cash 331zc nominal:
track S3l. Q3Aec; May 33c nominal: July
S7ssc; No. white size.
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" tIe produce tAGla@ISe iHodf 4~oA---
tons were - follows.
Butter-Market easier Creamery 80
27isc: dairy l4G24c
Eggs-steady at mark. cases included,
13s41i4c
CheeS@Steady. i21z Nf5isc
Kansas City.
Kansas City, April NV sat-Ciose
Msy sc. July eIisasIssc, cash No hard
C7s4s7z.c. Nc. 6saesc: No. Ssgs5e. re-
jected 5sEc ec; No. red est7ac. No u
ass.
Corn-April &c: May Size: July Ssssa
$40. cash No. mixed Sss-z 497c. No ,
white sc: No. 9s9Ssizc
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LONGEST PAPER
ROLL IN WORLD.
$1,000 NILES In LENGTH.
LOADS TWENTY CARS

Pounds-Thst is What the Thatcher
Medicine CO. Is Using 10 Tell ssf-
fering Humanity How TO Cure the
Ills With Which Mankind Is Suffer
inq.
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Union Livestock Commission Co.
A. 3. MOORE. MANAGER

A. q. MOORE, Manager.
Stock Yards. Wichita. Kan. Consign-
n1enfs and correspondence solicited Mar
ket report furniShed free on application
Proceeds remitted on day OF sale Money
10 loan on cattle, Phone 3Ss
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DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS

That the secret OF well kidneys
Hundreds OF Wichita people will tell
you so. The Little Conqueror OF Kid
ney Ills has been making conqucsts in
Wichita for years. Your own friends
and neighbors have been cure d
Could you ask any better proof than
their testimony?
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county assessor there fore. n
IL is ordered l;lfi no incrssssa u eslOl
on said assessment FOL es W alada
On nlotian adjourned INIT, d &,
q. %. July u d, 1908. s'' . elfck
Attest: I'm a. Tucker, Olerk
a pr we'd wv. r.. LAM traa II.
s2satld vel. Idaho, July ~ N ,sia y
The hoard OF county comm is ss,sla,
met AZ Y q clock q, M pursuaY Am ~ w
Jonrnmant from July 22. Ians ~ /.
members of the board bsina ,sss. All I
when the following proceeding ss "
had: 'y.sl e. sele
In the matter of the petition Is i.
w. McNaillY. OF al, this beinoy M y III
and hour heretofore set for = es NM WI v
ing Ghe viewers report on aa,a ns ss,s.aeE,
it appearing TO the board thar s I'M "
land owners through whose land Nv
proposed highway is to run, aTos s,s ]
Frank =. Smith, have consented NJ shs
opening Of said highway, therefor. w " I
motion, IL is ordered that the MN Y "
port be approved and the nef;t, Y.
granted and that the sum OF Mn l AZ "
! appropriated and set aside ont nv Nv "
road fund and warrant be aras,,, w w.
said fund at the October, 1904. maas;s Y
of the board for the said sna Nv
rendered by the overseer of. Ro caa !
District No 10, TO said Frank Sm esas
In the matter of the application. "
w. p. Smith for the assignment IN, n n n
the right, title and interest ~ "
Canyon county in the following AZ Z
cribed property: Lots and hlo sS
| So, Griffith and Kings addition II s,f tSa
town of Nampa, idaho. sold ii a ,sas
county for taxes for the years iGS
1866, 1897, 1898, 1899. 1900, 1901 spa
1902, lot Ii. block 95 Griffith and KINGS
addition to the town OF Nampa. ss I'M
to said county for taxes for tic ye ss
1900, lots Z, 5, 3 and 10 of block III
| Griffith and Kings addition to the town
of Nampa sold to said county fo,5
takes for the years 1900 and 1901. H.
motion said application ID hereby
granted, and the chairman of dill
board is hereby authorized TO egecate
an assignment of tax sale certilicats
to said w. p. Smith, upon the osy.
ment by said w. p. Smith to Tia s
treasurer of of said county, the Total
amount of taxes, penalties and inter.
est for said years.
In the matter of the petitionot
W. III. Taylor, ct al, praying for the
annexation of a portion Of School
,. District No. % to Payette Independent
School District No. 80. 1t appearing
to the board that said petition has not
been signed by two thirds of the heads
of families and residents of said
School District No. %, as REQUIRED
by law, therefore on motion, said
petition is hereby denied.
In the matter of the petition Of j.
s. Clark, ct al, praying for The
> establishment of a new school district
= in tp6 n of l W, In Canyon County,
= on motion laid over until OCtObsr
: meeting of the Board.
5 On motion adjourned sine die.
Approved,
! W. K. Lanktree,
. Attest: Chairman.
l John A. Tucker,
3 Clerk.
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In the matter of the requst of w. P.
Smith for refund Of taxes of 1909 paid
under protest as shown by tax receipts
dated July 3, 1903, Nos. 1851 and 1883
respectively. 1t appearing from the
evidence that title to the property upon
which said takes were levied was then
vested in the United States and that
said property was exempt from taxa
ton, it Is hereby ordered that said re-
| quest be granted and that the money
!, in the hands of the Assessor and Tax
Collector, so paid under protest. pe re-
| paid to said w. 2. Smith.
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On motion the following bills were
read and passed upon and warrants
ordered drawn on the Current Expense
Fund for the amounts allowed:
NJ Church, money advanced. by order of
the Beard for the purpose OF purchaS-
ing transportation to NebO, ILL.,, for
Mrs. Ollie L Cannon and four children
upon application to the county for aid 60 90
Eta Richardson, assisting in teachers ex %
Davis & Shorb, printing and suppnes..'.. lO6 III
On motion adjourned until July Is,
1903, at 8 o'clock a. m.
Approved,
W.. r. Lanktree,
Attest: Chairman.
John A. Tucker.
Clerk.
Caldwell, Idaho, July Is, 1903,
The Board of county commissioners
met at 9 o'clock q. m. pursuant to ad'
journment from yesterday. Present
w. r. Lanktree, chairman; W. Ell.
Plat, commissioner and John A.
fucker clerk, when the following pro-
ceedingS were had:
On motion it is ordered that liquor
license be issued to J. Z Hayes & Co
of Emmett, Idaho, for one year, com.
mencing February Is, 1908, instead Of
April l, 1903, as was ordered at April
1903, meeting of the board.
On motion the following liquor
dealers bonds were accepted and
approved and licenses ordeted issued
for IL months as follows:
Jaeoby, M Baggley, Payette,
Hansssyr LSTs, Emmett from SS'y J. 5 5sS
A ss sa naS@9ee e. Parma from 1sS
On motion the petition of S. D
| Thacker, ct al, praying for the appoint
Inent of Charles HaZeltine as over
seer of Road Dist No. l, is hereb'
granted, and said Charles Hazeltine i
hereby appointed overseer of Roa'
Dist Mol.
On motion the petition of d. Il
Snowberger, ct al, praysng for tn
appointment of Z, Judson Beckwicl
as overseer of Road Dist No 10,
hereby granted and said L. -Judso
Beekwith is hereby appointed oversee
of Road Dist No 10.
On motion the petition of Jas. v
Baird, ct al, praying for the appoint
ment of Thomas Ii. Gnffey, as ovel
seer of Road District No. 8, is hereb
granted and said Thomas H. Guffey
hereby required to file a bond as re
quired by law.
On motion the petition of M. T
Harrison for the appointment of u
/ G. Harrison as 0Verseer of Road Dis
I No ia hereby denied,
On motion the following officer
bonds were accepted and approved
I and ordered fled:
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county for taxes for the wears 1897 ana
Iooa IN motion said application ls
horehv Granted and the chairman OT
th;s hoard is hereby authorized 70
oxscute an assignment of tax sale
oertificates to said Fred e. MOCK ana
n r. Hickey upon the payment W
eaid Cred G. Mock and @. II. hickey
r. the treasurer of said county, the
total amount of said taxes, penalties
and interests for said years.
On motion adjourned until9 O'Clock
a, NJ. July 20, 1903.
W. r. Lanktree,
Attest. Chairman.
John A. Tucker,
Clerk. -
Caldwell, idaho, July goth. 1903.
The hoard of county commissioners
met at 10 o'clock a. m. pursuant to ad-
ionrnment from July IS, 1903. All the
memhers of the board being present
when the following proceedings We're
had: The following bills were feaa
and passed upon and warrants ordered
drawn on the current expense tund TOT
the amounts allowed: =
w. l. Phelps, making transcript
in case of Canyon County vs.. 40
J. TOOle, SIa w
On motion The bill of Aug. Aukamp
as special officer guarding smallpox pa
TENTS under quarantine which was dis
allowed on July Is, 1903, was reconsid-
cred and disalloweG $1,000; allowed
$4,000
On motion it is ordered that war
rants be drawn in favor of Chris Fahy
as follows: On general school fund,
1884; on warrant redemption fund,
$9.43; said amounts were turned into
said funds on redemption of taxes on
which said Chris Fahy had an assign
ment and note of said assignment was
not made on the record of sale.
On motion the board proceed to ex-
anime the assessment roll forthe year
1903, for the purpose of equalizing the
same. Thus far there appearing to be
no changes necessary, on motion tine
board adjourned until 9 o'clock a. m
July 81, 1903.
Artist: John>A. Tucker, Clerk
Approved: w. r. Lanktree, Chr
Caldwell, Idaho, July 81, 1903
The board of county commissioners
met at 8 o'clock a. m. pursuant to ad
journment from yesterday. All mem
bers being present the board proceeded
with the examination of the assessment
roll. Thus far there appearing to b.
no changes necessary, on motion th'
board adjourned until July %, 1903, a
8 o'clock a. m.
Attest: John A. Tucker, Clelk,
Approved: W. r. Lanktree, Chm.
Caldwell, idaho, July %, 1908.
The board of county commissioner
met at 8 o'clock a. m. pursuant to ad
journment from yesterday. All Nom
bers of~the board being present, the ex
animation OF the assessment roll wa
continued.
said examination being finished ant
there appearing to be no changes nee
essary, and the board being satisfied
with the assessments as mace by tn
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Commissioners
Proceedings
Caldwell. rdano. July ID, 100

Caldwell, idaho. July ID, 1908.
The Board of County Commissioners
OF Canyon Gouaty, State OF Idaho, met
at 10 O'Clock d: 10. pursuant to law.
Present w. r.. Lanktree, chairman,
Robert McGuir. and w. III Plat and
John IA. Tucker clerk, when the
following proceedings were had:
II. w. Watkins, sheriff, John A..
Tucker, clerk, NJ. I. Church, probate
Judge, G.. II. Hamil. assessor and tax
collector, Joint report OF treasurer
and auditor, Cora B. Bean. supt. of
schools, annual financial statement of
the auditor for the year 1902. beginn-
ing Jan. 18th, 1902 and ending Jan. -,
1908. w. A. stone county attorney,
DIR. US Meyers, county physician, D.
Knox, justice of the peace, Emmett
precinct, Robert b. Bowman, constable,
Nampa precinct.
The following bills were read and
passed upon and warrants ordered
drawn on the cnrrant expense fund
q ssseaa 1TSN.~. a . Il
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1908, at Q o'clock a. m.
Approved
w. r. Lanktree,
Attest: Chairman.
John A. Tucker,
Clerk.
Caldwell, Idaho, July 10, 1908.
The board of county commissioners
met at 8 o'clock o. m. pursuant to ad
iournment from yesterday.
All members OF the board being
present when the following proceed
Ings were had:
On motion it was ordered that a
warrant be drawn on the Current
Expense Fund for Sl2427 in favor Of
the Treasurer of the Pioneer Irriga-
ton District for the purpose of re.
deeming the taxes and water rent OF
said district for 1901 and 1909 on the
Canyon county poor farm, pest house
land and court house block.
On motion the following bills were
read and passed upon and warrants
ordered drawn on the Current Expense
Fund for the amounts allowed:
II H Jones, mdse, and burying pauper,
JlSallOwed So 90, allowed ........,.... 50 q
August Aukamp, special officer guarding
small poS pss, ,,l;Sg a alIs STeer viz Ely
allowed $500
IR Real Jurors cert, probate court. ...... 20
II b Blafchley, assigned jurors cert. .
1t was moved by W FL Platt ant
secOnded by Robert Mcclure that tn
hIlIs of Moss Mercantile 90, Sl78 Is, F
&. Stevens S37 65, and Q. A Walto
s32S 20 for services and supple
furnished small pox patients be Above
which resulted In . vote as follows:
M. u Iianktree. no; Robert Mi
Gnire, no: W. II. Platt. yes.
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DIR. Alfred SkiDD6n, services for
small noK nakiAT.ts laid over not
St tH9sM p oS po Iss al
aMCn0ElI6Q Dy county EhY6lcIaM.
| pox patients Observation-Disclosures. 0 30
Z 1t Greanslet, rebate on 1902 taxes. 800. Z go
i +, m Manning witness fee In insanity case 200
q W Hgdson, witness fee in insanity case
e ana affanding insanity nafienf. de-
aiinwrI ca Nj aIIarvai s'''s'zs. y 06
n IA Ifisher TS,se rent and damages
dIsaIIoWed ssfs "a. Y,IioWed. lI3 90
M, :, 49,. sha follnwing Road
. NJ nhVtaVh 1Ao sO 1AAs1NA 1900
Overseers reports were accented and
approved Charles 'l h h;Gs M j. Disf.
BresheaEs, Dist. No, ID; y. Y. Bennett,
MET 90. q! ~ Within Diat N. w n
D 5asys - -. AZ. vrr X e,,aaS. n;st o.
0asuOF, DAsG. aos w y. GtaGAs Dias. sas
w. w. Parrish, dist. o; a. ". Frost ;
Dist. Id. n s. FPoman. Dist. 20: l.. L.
D0raGhy, DlSG ~: RI. .. St0ck1on,
Diat IL. W. H. Ringer Dist 8: " ID.
Hannah Dist Dist f2.
= - - !: 80 ~ Z eII,..x,7, h;tHs ,,,ara
VI nlotAuh 1lia AOllOWAug olllo W. -
ors3araS ara Sg,, an tho Road Fund for
~ 80 !, ,sao,s,,ts aI,on ,aS. 80" -.
che amounts allowed;
Wv w Parrish oyersesr Dfst.-No s, dis n q
allowed S5 co. allowed .... .......,, SO Is
e Shller, labor ON road ......4............ 5 90
frank Hardy, blacksmithing !. .......... 9 %
disal ad ss pSs allowed we'd - 50 10
Moss Wercantiie Co miss >......,....,. 20 so
e p DOrathy. overseer Dist No. 29........ 80 90
II 4 Stnclttnh' oVerseer dist No ii. SO rs
S Froman, overseer dist. No 90, :....: 81 90