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The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-13


commissioners Proceedings
ar THE BOARD OF COUNTY Cox.
oFf s,,ss,oNsRs, ME- Perez COUNTY
IDAHO:
FIRST DAY. JAN 18th. 1898.
~ met pursuant to law in regular
sp.ssent. E L Parker. commissioner and
,:.,,;c, Geo w Brammer, commissioners
ard district r p.-..r r.a. ch.;rr.,
pro- " snnearine from the canvas Of the re.
r. Inc general election. November
tn,ns os that Miles H Bracy and 'esse L
a,yh candidates for Justice Of the
Smas"' Keenan, precinct, each received
re.. ..,.rs. and the board neglectiuR ct
10! 10 time to decide a provided by law.
'n.s nroceed to cast lots. and the name Of
~, ~" L Smith having been drawn he
JeJs.iared the winning candidate.
0alc;ai bonds Of Geo A Smith. com.
,;'s;oner 1st district. Samuel Hollen-
h"cI commissioner and district and Geo
y, W.iker. comm. ssioner 3rd district ex-
ahmed aud approved.
The Olu OVAAN ASNAsec esS0 sS4~ ~ "
h,ard take their places a. county CON-
.r;ssouers of Neg Perez county.
On motion Geo A Smith chosen chair
man Of the board.
pond OF county treasurer fixed in the
sum Of $4,000. county recorder IN the
s~m Of &c, 900 and tax collector in the
sum Of $50, 900: ;.
Following official bonds are examined
and approved:
william B Reese, probate judge:
pernice Mccoy, superintendent Of
nublic instruction.;
Edison D Briggs, surveyor;
clyde ! Vasser, coroner;
lanes r Lydon. recorder. auditor and
clerk Of board Of county commissioners;
lanes X Lydon, clerk OF district court;
Chas A Hastings, county treasurer.
Chss A Hastings. public administrator;
William Schuldt, sheriff;
Miles S Johnson. county attorney;
MILFORD L Clifford, tax collector;
Wilford L Clifford, assessor;
IA Vernon, overseer district as;
Henry Schlader, ovesseer district IS;
lanes Bonnalie. overseer district IS;
W Akers, overseer district 20:
G Peterson, overseer district Il
FreOerlCk O6Tues OvCuSCCT ulSSIICt 0,
LIP Teats, justice Of the peace;
VIM w Wright, justice of the peace;
Cortez Powell, justice of the peace;
CT McGrath, justice Of the peace;
WIN E Payne, justice of the peace;
Chester 2 Coburn, Justice Of the peac e;
ED Parr, justice Of the peace.
Application Of Joseph p Konen for
liquor license granted and bond approved.
&c McMinimy appointed janitor at
court house; salary $50 per month.
Three depu les granted R Lydon, clerk,
two at $50 per month each and one at SO
per month.
Two deputies granted William Schuldt,
one at $50 per month and one at SO per
month.
Official report Of Miles S Johnson,
; county attorney, examined and approved.
Mary J Brown, INDECENT, granted al
lowance of $40 per month for present
quarter.
B Herrick appointed overseer dis
trict "a.
}oo8s7 ordered transferred from cur
rent expense fund to warrant redemption
fund
Order made for warrant for $255o on
bond interest and redemption fund, in.
{ terest due January l, 1903, on refundiny
bonds
AL Maxwell appointed overseer dis
trict 2
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SOOSAB &VAA
The Lincoln Hardware 4 | co.....ts7 %
sEvKNrxxrH DAY. JAN. 10Th.
Petition Of ] II wanu Tor charge in
boundaries d road district IS anec4ing
districts and IS granted ard os{lessd
thss morth and west line Of aid ditiics
be chauged 10 conform with the 70 low
my line, to-wst: ComuienciDe q The y
4 cwner Of The Sc \ sec IS 7 81 Mr. 4
w b 81 on the linz Of road district
n As At present essAblishsd theuce
run west TO the northwest cDtusr 81
the SW \ sec 81 said T ssd r; thsarx
rpn 5 on sec line 10 the NV corees Of
sec 10, thence W on sec line brtween sec-
ton. "A and u 7 50 Mr. " y to The
observation lin, thence ) To The Clear
water river. ON ss,d reservation llne .
shencv eas,etly along tbs n bark of he
said liver 10 iatersect with m I6 q
lsoad d etrict . - asspsessu1 60 =
- the W hne sf - -. q l IN m
1 ~; fufther oedesed ~ ~ g ri - q
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-13

TWELFTH DAY, JAN. 74TH.
Bids for county printing aud had Ut the
Lewiston Teller accepted and contract
awarded Bspd 6sed at SIooo.
Following ol6ciai bonds examined and
approved.
Leroy ] Souihwick. cverseer district 10
VIM whttinger. justice OF peace,
Bedrock precinct.
Following reports Of ovrss<evs exam
ined and approved;
GA Clay, disa 3;
Leroy ] Southwick. oversesY district 70;
Petition Of Cbas Wsason Ct 81 fos
change in public road Ia disasict e
xrsnted, same declared . public road and
ordered opened.
E.,lto,~{s,w clninns allowed:
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-13

FOUkTH DAY, JAN IS.
n Hannah. indigent. granted relief
In the sum Of IS per month until order
revoked. Warrants to be drawn in name
Of NJ I. Goldsmith. Assessor granted as
sistance to complete present ownership
books to February Ist and Frank Burke
employed to do the same for the sum Of
SO,
Bond Of G II Webster, overseer district
examined aud approx d.
Following official reports examined
and approved:
A Vernon, overseer district IS;
Peter Speaker, overseer district s;
W Blue, Overseer dist =;
Hans E Holee. overseer dist 80;
c J McGrath, justice peace. Lapwai
precinct;
Charles W Bennett. INDECENT. granted
relief in the sum Of f2o per month for
present quarter.
Following claims allowed:
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-13


Adrian 6lsss...... ........... ..,......A 50
ELEVENTH DAY. JANUARY 33kD.
Following oshciai bonds examined aud
approved s.
Farley A Thornton. constable Bedrock
precinct;
Ed~ard Murphy, constable culdcsac
precinct;
William Musts~, oyeSxeeT district rs;
JR Crawford. justice Of the peace, Nea
perez precinct.
Wiiiism N Pcden. overseeT district u.
Willian T Wright. justice Of the peace.
Lcisnd precinct.
Order heretofore made instructins
county attorney 10 commence proceeding
to procure right Of way Tor ID d Van
Wrinkle road In district Is secousidesed
and county attorney instructed mot 70
proceed any further In the matter until
further instructed.
Al this time the hoard makes visit 10
the poor farm:
Report Of s r Riggs ovrrseer dist IS
examined and approved
Petition Of A b Hsseitine et 81 ios new
road considered aud held for further e.
amiuation.
Bids for county printing opened aud
held for further consideration.
Following claims allowed:
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-13

NVAR&N A RS ~ +;
Scnool dastrtct 0.~........................A 90
Hicarn DAS, JAN 10Th.
Opening Of bids fof county printing
postponed until Jan 73fd,
Application Of w n Evans for Hrry Il
cense for agatha" ferry granted ks
one year from Jan 1, 1908. boud 6xesi ~
tlooo and zane approved. liceuse to BE-
s. per month, payable annually. Rsles
Of toll: ohorse tessus. 50 cents each: 1
horse teams IS cents each, horse teauas.
s cents each; saddle horses o ceata each;
tootmen IS cents each; loose horses and
cattle. ~ cents esch; sheep aud hogs,
ave each.
Following official reports ~xs,nined
and approved:
{ Jease Campbell. ovcrsrcr dist IS; n
N ] Steele. overseer disa ~:
] . AcCoukty, justice Of In peace.
O@cia1 bond 81 Janses n Wheat, over.
ser dist eYaanfned aud nrnvos,asl
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-13


SEVENTH DAY, JAN. 18TH,
Kittie Lee INDECENT granted relief in
the sum Of @as.
Thomas Guerin INDECENT granted re
lief in the sum Of $40 per month for the
present quarter.
Bond of Geo S Watson overseer dis
trict a. examined aud approved.
Following overseers, reports examined
and approved:
B NJ Ford district IS.
Geo S Watson district "a
Jesse NJ Campbell district as.
II Shriner district =.
Wesley Dornan district a.
TN Linville district 81
Following claim not allowed:
l. NJ ....................-..,-$]9 IS
Following claims allowed:
CURRENT EXPENSE.
Hattie G Ruddell ....................-f ~ 50
Vim Schuldt. acknowledgements IS 70
Geo S Watson ......-.......-..-.....'.' 81
Mallory & Lydon. observation-disclosures rag 50
" ...................- 70 &C
Dent 4 Butler bill S 60, allowed S g
CITY of Lewiston ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 30 q
COUNTY ROAD.
Geo s Watson $685.. .............. .....--3<p =.
| Jesse Campbell ...-......-..-....-...... IS u
/ Geo s Watson observation-disclosures. 10 q
! John Kempf ....................".-- . 3
BRIDGE FUND
] NJ Linville ..............s.....-Sh3
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-13

F1FrKxNTH DAY, JAN. 3o1ols
Al this TING the Board prnooe ~ ~.
lect list Of $50 names u serve - jpsosa
for the year 1906
Elias r Nelson appointsd juasies - NJ
peace Mason precinct. .sss
~ & Hall r0Nd III distgict 81 tosjAesly
in distsicts ~ an.l ~ OStlered 0pened.
Hearing ret on the \ y crow road ~ y
April 2olh at 10 :. NJ.
II. u Bsiggs. > vsnghAs ~ JAle
Psppiuser appointed viewers a. ~ j 6 |.
I.srkee road 10 district u s.ss
The granting II the Chas Wetn0M
change IN public rod Ii siislSiet - - N.
considssd and former order seein6o4 -
petition not gsanttsl.
Petition f5S sppointusent efn&ks
Bepe6ei ovsraeee dissssc4 81 ~ afsstsA
there being no Vacancy.
bonds 81 following Justices a. IN peaee
exsminsd and spps0vsd:
WILLIAMS Sigles i.elsnd meci6st.
I. Craig Aasoa psecjneA
Report OF G. A Swans 4 0yefnoer ~.
.rict 10 examined aad approved.
Petition Of ] n Wann ~ caAneR r.
bouudaries IN road district - NJ oeenlea.
cisims allowed AZ sssS
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-13

SIxTNHNTH DAV, JAN. -
DR. s Collins appointed asisensbas n
the BOARD Of Health.
Following bonds exasninsd anA NJ
proved:
r s Tighe contractor.
e T StSAnshan keeper cnunty p<Ors
coa,rsct of + s 1iehs los c0uassnrtioa
Nicholsou change Coyote gGAele up
proved. II
r d Briggs, Roy Sonshwick ard y
Rice appointed yiswefs On NJ 2 Thcs.-
ton petition for change 10 Otter md -
district 10.
John Cobusm n ID sppointed qnasAh-
tine sgent for Nexpesce ard vicinity
-.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-13

THIRD DAY, JAN. Hath.
Following official reports are examined
ahd approved:
"a " kroutinger, prisoners. licenses.
'ees. expense, no fees
Lydon, quarterly and fees.
= stranaban keeper Co indigents.
r. Stookey auditor and fees.
e. Snambers county INDECENT granted
~ W Ior January and February and $40 for
omcial bonds Of following overseers
examined n and approved:
burmaster district 40
81 Winters district S.
Following claims allowed:
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Following claims allowed.
CURRENT EXPENSE.

Chas Chambers. .......... so
SECOND DAY, JANUARY I3th.
Following official bonds examined and
appro ed
F 5 Vaughan, overseer district l6.
John Livengood. district IS;
7 NJ Brock district 10;
Heney Kirbel, district II;
Z B Herrick. district "a;
] N Steensma, district a.;
James H. Jordan, district 81;
w Runyan. district 81;
WD Wann, district a;
Samuel Craig, constable Leland pre-
ciuct
Samuel l. Thompson, justice Of the
peace, west Lewiston precinct.
r A Boozer. justice Of the peace, Flet-
cher precinct
} D McSonkey, justice Of the peace,
central Lewiston precinct;
{ Report Of VIM McCubbins, overseer
"'strict 81 examined and approved
Following claims allowed.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-17
Abram S. HEWITT. Grand Old Man

A BRAN STEVENS HEWITT, the grand old Of New
a is critically ILL., owing to his advanced
recovery doubtful his life,
Mr. Hewitt played important part In the history
York city state well in the development
country years service in Of
representatives. .%@Sz4zL
Hewitt it's generally accepted as square
Abram s. Hewitt has always been that kind of
The great subway, which is building in New York,
years ago. he showed where it
suggest for financing
time, subway is being constructed
wholly according to his plans It would take too
space attempt things has done for
his city state the New York Chamber
Commerce gave him a commemorative gold medal in
recognition of his great services to New York and not per-
son day says not
delight him whenever he at public
gathering.
S. Hewitt is of English parentage but he
other qualifications that historians delight to
of the true elf-made American He born
log full Of privation he
in the true American
tersey the grand old day
Ellis eye dimmed his step is still quick and firm
his mind is keen knife and his tongue can be
equally decided opinions and forcible
of expressing believe he said not long that
every day. world instead Of going down. Is going for
ward than his share to move it in
that direction
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-17
THE CALIFORNIA OF EUROPE.
Portugal Land of Fruit Flowers Resembles
State in Several Particulars

Portugal Flowers Resembles Golden
State Several Particulars
Portugal reminded in many ways Of California It
occupies relation that
fornia does to that of the United States.
It is and comparatively and stretches
the eastern Atlantic seaboard golden state
stretches along the eastern Pacific. " -
Portugal moreover, like California is
flowers all the around fruit from
December Here flourish the and lemon the olive
oquat, almond the walnut, while dec
fruits apricots cherries
their highest perfection.
Roses climb humble door California,
geraniums, heorope callas considered
weeds to be extermnated.
Perhaps something in the climate flowers
fruits affects the hearts of the people
for imagine that it the
Ireceved Lisbon that often
left train Lisbon broke fifty
people gathered in the station, in true California style
could not believe for in this strange my
stu fifty began
tune to Portuguese words, and the air Of
Tramp tramp, tramp,
The boys marching"
resounded through the echoing
deavor World 81 - 1S.5
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-17
TERRIBLE TOWERING TwlsTERs.
whring Nearly Related to the Writing
-@zz.~a Water Spouts at Sea-

Whrins Nearly Related to the Whiting
Water Spouts at Sea. - .-@.s: -. ~
whirlwinds, of great energy, usually
thunder storms The funnel shaped cloud
passes along forty miles
hour, deafenng roaring noise. Il ~
gigantic upward whirlwnd takes trees by their
scaers the fragments for
m Children folk taken into
distances falling at last violently
least serious injuries
the destruction is terrible that
it makes what is known path Of devastation People
within this path know but little of the
cloud overhead of the the
there descriptive accounts from
people Such observers tell
the whring, twisting, with
of the funnel that reaches down to the
taking everything forming the path
it along tornado at is called waerspout
it indeed is funnel for it tubular column
that drawn IN from the surrounding atmos
the It generally admitted that in
the Of the spout the water vapor
violent whirling motion. One observation
scientists thing that there
vapo spout moving downward There differences
opinion whether the wholly
fresh the falling rain and surrounding
partly salt the water of the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-17

POOR afflicted as his little girl have treatment
Of charge Three million dollars is very OF
but It is nothing happiness
its investment in this way bring
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-17
Mae Harris Arson \

published The Minneapolis journal for
NTH
devoted principally to their writings There is
all welcomed The editor
suggestions from
addressed the Editor Junior
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-17
THE TALE or A CURL.

An elephant large met pug dog small
While both were out walking one day,
And the former began criticizng the pug
In this really discourteous way:
my little FRIEND the whole world knows that curls
Have been long out of style; but see
That you cling still, for the curl in tail
Is as tight possibly be-"
We'll what il it is?' and the pug dogs wrath
Could be seen in his very toes; @z
Full many beast has curl In Its tall, @t2 :.
But you a, curl in your nose!"
Then the elephant trumpeted loud with rage,
While the pug. in fright, ran away,
And the elephants hated the sight OF a dog
Ever since that unfortunate day.
Florence A., Evans.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-17
Suggestions for Designers.

1913 Suggestions for Designers.
zT The designs may contain wings, photographs
poems, anything, in fact. that will attract attention
to the Arm that is advertising.
There Is expense attached to the YORK Il
The designs should be at least six inches and q J.
quarter wide. - - * @sE -
All drawings must be in black and white only
India ink should be used Avoid all colored inks even
blue black greenish black ink. - 81
~ Do not make the designs too crowded. 1893
- White spaces show off advertising matter z&Zz
Name, address, grade and school should be written
the back Of the design itself and not separate
piece of paper Fl
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-17
Our Funny Words.

1T IS stock Joke when everything
them, Of the peculiarities of the
English language simple little words frequently have
very different meanings Take the little word
comfortable income he Is
fixed" killed by blow the head is also
porter sleeping car smiles as he receives
tip gver that he will "x him all right
something good. But enemy says he will
Elk" him. something bad. In certain parts Of
country .xngs" generally pronounced without the g
means furniture or the trimmings Of the house archec
tuay speaking. fancy articles food Again,
who is who has plenty of trouble his
hands with little apparent ability to get rid Of it,.
= Then there word box" traveller making his
rst trip country this combination Of
three different the steamer
ing great The at the wheel
must know box'' compass; this has
the Of the cabin boy the carpenter
he heard told 'sbox' merchandise the ship
stopped the shaft Of the propeller had
hot "box' when went through the custom house his
instruments called box and the
casing enclosing the ferryboat box
while cabby engaged take him the hotel mounted
his seat which box It If he
not get away wherever he went At dinner
he found the friend who had asked
tells him he has box and then passing
q hall he sees flaming advertisements Of boxing"
Certainly English is brain rackng language to those
who born into it.
It Is amusing story-to us-that OF the traveller in
Venezuela into the country easily enough. and
spent eighteen months trying get out The natives
were evidently determined stop something If they
could stop time he started out
boat halted and sent back. Finally he bought
Caracas. Forty days it took
him hard rough journey and then the
he capital declared that
port to be in diplomatic
finally getting him Of the
5 which was so much
of the good things which Dr. Iorenz left In
his train Is the inspiration to build million dollar
hospital J. Ogden Armour grateful having
daughter given the power going
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-17


One dollar offered for the advertisements for
H. E. HUSKINS.
" The designs must contain the III. E. Huskins, !"
and the address, "S4 9Th St. S. ,.5-sE
This is firm that has carried large line Of mems and
boys hats, February heywin
add complete line suits furnishings that
it will become complete Quitting establishment for
and boys These points must be This
dition to the stock addition
the business and it is important Euskins that
this point be made clear in the Try to get
something new, something different something in
your wording The old line of phrases
These designs must be in of editor
Journal Junior 81. j 81 ( =
Not Later Than Monday Evening, January 2e,
at five O'clock They be strictly original
be signed with the school,
designer The designs should not be rolled.
One dollar each offered
the GINTER GROCERY co. = --T--. - :. =:
~ Each advertisement contain "cinter
Ing the point that Giner sells wholesale
The designs must also contain both of the following
phrases ciner save money, Ginter's groceries
are the best - -
These designs must in editor Of
Journal Junior =. ~..---,...
Not Later Than Monday Evening" January 10,
strictly original, each must
be signed with the grade school, and address of the
designers The designs must not be rolled. = -,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-17
Ancient Xelocipedes.

Bicycles generally considered very modern Inventions
but some Egyptian obelisks bear figures mounted
two wheel vehicles resembling the old velocipedes
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-17
Knowledge Applied.

Teacher-Wilie, you may spell fe1t
WiNie-F-e-l-t.
Teacher-That's right. Now. Johnny. what is felt?z
Johnny-Mama's slipper.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-17
The Time TO Cut Flowers.

80 flower In the morning will last twice long
flower cut later day, when the upon
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-17

OF the many good things which DR.. Lorenz left
the inspiration to build million
hospital Mr. J.. Ogden Armour Is grateful at having
daughter given the walk that he is going
hospital thank offering where children the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-19
EARM and GARDEN
f.. INTERESTS.

clean and hardy. 1t succeeds especially
along the northern border next to the ca
madam line, and in Ontario and Quebec
Further south Ii is less desirable.
sachusetts and most other localities as
Palmer Greening, is promising apple or
the Greening type. II is more yellow when
ripe than the well-known Rhode Island
Greening, and has a fine red cheek In the
sun 1t does not keep quite so late
other hand it is less liable to
scald. The quality of the fruit is
excellent, and the tree is strong, hardy and
prolific. 1t is variety worth planting for
any one who does not absolutely require a
red apple. II succeeds admirably in the
Canada line.
WAGNER is apple which is evidently
increasing in popularity, beth with market
men and growers. The former like 1t on
account of its good size and form, its fine
color and its really excellent quality. The
growers fancy it for its early and abundant
bearing. In some sections ii is planted as
being particularly hardy. The small size of
the tree, and its early bearing habit, suit
IL for use as filler in double planted orch
ards. The growing conviction in favor of
double planting therefore tends to popular
lie the Wagner.
Wealthy is another variety which is being
used TO a considerable extent as an
orchard filler. DOUBTLESS it's present boom
is largely accounted for by this fact; but
many planters are finding that il has other
positive merits aside from small stature
and early bearing. The fruit is large. well
colOred and of good quality, though IL is
inclined to fall from the tree as soon as
ripe. 1t is being planted rather freely
throughout the apple-growing sections of
York State, and in the territory northwest
of Chicago