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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-21

Cardinal Oregla as dean of the sacred
college and as dean Of the cardinal
bishops He win be assisted by the
deans of the other two orders OF car
dlnals, Cardinal Macchi, of the cardinal
deacons, and Cardinal Rampolla for the
cardinal priests, the last, however,
merely as substitute for Cardinal
Nettio, the patriarch Of Lisbon, who,
when he arrives. will take over his own
duties,
The cardinals present I'm Rome met
this morning under Cardinal Oreglia,
In a preparatory congregation, held IN
the hall of the c0nsistory. Oregla
communicated to them the FIRST instruc-
tons he has given since the death of
the pope, informing them OF the numer-
Gus messages of coincidence received
from all parts of the world and OF the
universal mourning for Leo Kill An
exchange Of IDEAS took place regarding
the ceremonies preceding the conclave.
When Cardinal Oreglla asked for the
advice Of one Of the cardinals present
the latter replied.
1T is difficult to give advice, Indeed,
you must teach us what 10 do, as none
OF us has ever participated in a con-
cave."
FROM EMPEROR WILLIAM.
The following telegram has been re-
ceived by Cardinal Oreglia from the
German emperor:
"Molde, Norway July &c. 1903 am
painfully affected OF the sad news /
have just received ! send 10 the illus
trIous college of cardinals the express
sion OF my sincere sympathy at the de-
mise OF IN epOpe shall always re-
tain a faithful memory Of the exalted
and renerable man who was personal
iiIehd Of mine and whose extraordi-
nary gifts Of heart and mind compelled
my admiration anew only few weeks
aeO on the occasion Of my last visit to
Eome
"(Slgned) WILHELM r."
DR.. Lapponi yesterday sent to Prince
Colonna. mayor Of Rome, the follow
ing notice:
ITO the lllustrious Mayor of Rome.
the Capltol--With grief l announce to
you that at p. m. today there ceased
To live from a dynamic pneumonia. fol-
lowed by hemorrhagic pleurlsy, the holt
ness Of our Lord. Leo XIII, pope,
formerly GiOacchIno Pecci of Carplne.
TO- province of Rome, at the age OF SO
years and five months.
"(Slgnedl
"DR. GUISEPPT LAPPONI,
'Pontifcal Physical and Sanitary Of
ficer. Delegated to the Vatican by
the Nuncio OF Rome.
From the vatican, 10Th Of July 1908"
GOVERNMENT ORDERS.
The Italian government has given or
deTs 10 the railroad officials that cardl-
mails coming to Rome for the conclave
shall be considered princes of the
blood and have reserved compartments,
or saloon cars placed at their disposal
from the frontier In addition, instruc-
tons have been given TO all the govern
ilaDrlIlu. IL L.
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Afternoon Session.

CVNGtU0on 0E1ot0Ns
In the Matter of Letting Contract for
County Hospital:
The Board having fully considered
the bids submitted and being fully ad.
vised in the premises ordered that the
bid OF Y. r. Taylor for Keeper Of Tie
county hospital for one year for 5000
be, and the same is hereby accepted,
and the said e. Z. Taylor r. hereby re-
quired to execute to the county a good
and sufficient bond for the faithful
performance Of his duty as such
Keeper.
The following bills were at this time
taken up. and after due consideration,
were rejected for the reason that. in
the opinion Of the Board, they are not
legal charge against the county:
J. s. Horning. for digging up the
remains OF chinaman. IS. 90
@. z. Baker, expenses as Coro-
NET 49,. -.s-.-. " %
The following bills were al this time
audited and allowed. and the Auditor
rs authorized 10 draw warrants for the
same in the following sums, to-wit:
Fred link. steamboat for SherifSlO 90
shaw-Borden, rubber stamps. LIS
Jas. T. Scott. printing. . .29I SIS
H. l. Bidweil. election expenses.
bill. 500; allowed .. eco
A. II. Dean. attending smallpox
patient. bill, $1,000; allowed. GO 90
J. S. Horning. services as Con-
stable, bill. $500; allowed. .. 19 90
C. II. Croker & Co, go war.
rants 80. ..........I 400
H. II. Roger. cleaning cesspools 10 90
chas. Clifford, Constable of cleo
uon ............... S.OU
Spokane Implement Co.. grading
ploE $3.50. ..--...-...-..... 50 80
Henry Slough. work on road. 200
The saloon license bond Of W. C.
Henderson, Of Santa. Idaho. for the
year beginning Feb. /, 1908. was duly
approved.
An adjournment was taken at this
time until $3.50 o'clock a. m.
JOSEPH FISHER.
Attest. Chairman.
t. L. oUARLEs. Clerk.
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In the Matter Of Inauring the County
jail:
The Clerk 10 hereby authorised ID
have insurance placed upon the county
Jan IN the sum OF $1,000.
The report Of +. Geutschow az over.
seer for District No So was At this
time approved, together with the hin
thereto attached in the sum oE--hlll
$7S,50-allowed $1,000.
The Board then adjourned until sat.
urday, January 31st, 1903. at g.a0
o'clock n m.
Joseph FISHER.
Attest. Chairman.
7 L. QUARLEs. Clerk.
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q 2. Taylor. 10000 per annum and
furnish team.
w. w. Baldwin. 10000 per annum
and furnish team, wagon and two
cows.
Mrs. 9. L. Foote. 100000 per annum.
Louis and Rose Balow, 100000 per
annum
fhereupcn the matter OF letting said
bids was taken under adyisement BY
the Board
The following bills were at this time
taken up audited and allowed, and the
Auditor is hereby authorized to draw
warrants for the same. in the follow.
ing amounts, to-wit:
Sparks Bros, boat hire for sher-
On .+..s....... ............ IS 90
r. A. Davis. boat purchased Of
@A' bruce '.ss.+-. .s....... ~ .DD
The BOARD took recess at this time
until 1880 o'clock p. m.
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JOSEPH FTS.
Attest
Tuesday. January 81. 1908.
/. L, oUARLEs. Clerk.

The Board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment at 10 o'clock a. m.
Present, Joseph Fisher. chairman;
A. A. Merritt. Alex Quarles.
Record Of the proceedings Of jan
uary %. 1909. was read and approved.
In the Matter OF Letting the Contract
for Keeper OF the County Hospital;
The time having arrived for the
opening OF bids for Keeper of the
county hospital the Board proceeded
TO open same and said bids we're found
TO be as follows:
Mrs. Geo. Poler. $4,000 per annum.
Including team and milk for use Of
hospital.
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Wednesday. January %, 1908.

Wednesday, January %, 1908.
Commissioners present. same as be
fore.
Records of the proceedings Of yes.
terday were read and approved.
A petition being on file signed by
James Eckford and twenty others ask
ing for the appointment OF John T.
Masterson as Road overseer for Road
District No. 80, il was ordered that
said John T. Masterson be. and he Is
hereby appointed Road oyerseer OF
District No. 80.
A petition being on file signed by S.
Pence and forty-three others asking
for the appointment of John McDufie
as Road Overseer for District No. 3.
II was ordered that John McDufie be.
and he is hereby appointed Road Over
seer for Road District No. 3.
Declaring a Public Highway as1Sand-
point Idaho:
A petition being on file signed by
]. r. Law and thirteen others. praying
that for a public road. described as
follows: Beginning al a point where
the quarter line running due west and
dividing Section 2l in Township Fifty
seven, Range Two West. directly in the
center intersects the G. n Ry right OF
way, thence due east on said quarter
section line until it reaches and in
tersccts Pine street in the village of
Standpoint. Idaho, or more particularly.
until Il intersects the west line OF
Section % in said township and range,
said petition was at this time taken
up, and after due consideration, was
granted and said road is hereby es-
tablished ana declared to be a public
highway as prayed for in the petition.
At this time the fonowing bills were
audited and allowed and the Auditor is
hereby authorized to draw warrants
for the following sums, to-wit;
F. NJ. Markham, ferry keeper TO
Jan. Is. 1903, etc. ...... 1914. so
Glass & Prudhomme. typewriter
ribbons 1900. ...,........,. l2.2S
Donovan, Hopka & Zimmerman,
supplies smallpox patient. -. 40 90
r. c. Egbors. expences as school
superintendent ........... 2O.Os
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
Co, telephone service. ....... IS. so
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
Co, telephone service. ..... 81. so
Alex Quirie. bridge work. ... 1900
]. L, Ferguson. days on road
survey ........N>, .s......... 900
The bond OF e. z. Taylor in the
sum OF one hundred dollars for the
faithful performance OF his duty OF
Keeper of the county poor farm was
duly approved.
Creating a County Road Out of the
Roof and Brown Private Roads:
A petition being on file signed by
Jas. A. Brown and nine others asking
that the Brown private road between
the 0'Keefer cabin, on the shores OF
Lake Pend d'oreille and the Roof
Tunnel mining claim in Road District
No. Sc be made county road. The
said petition was, after due considera-
ton, granted, and the County Sur
veyor is authorized to survey and plat
said road and file his report thereof
with this Board. (
The petition Of G. W. Glover and
others for a new ferry on the Occur
d'Alene river at the Harrison road
crossing was rejected.
The saloon bond of Joseph Thiba.
deau OF Naples was duly approved.
The bill of C. A, Morgan for the sum
Of twenty-three dollars and thirty
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Afternoon Session.

Al the Assembling OF the Board al
2 O'Clock r. m.
ReestahlishinE a certain portion OF
the Post Fails and Occur d'A,ene road,
A petition being on file for the change
in the Post Falls and Occur d'Alenc
road. a. follows; Commencing at or
near the Southwest corner Of the
Northwest quarter OF Section Six in
Township Fifty North, Of Range -Four
West of the Boise Meridian, on the
nouth side Of the Occur d'Alone and
Spokane railway. thence running In an
eausetly direction Of about ga miles
20 a point where same win intersect
with the old Mullen road, was at this
time taken M and e appearing to the
Board that said change was a neces'
city.
Il was therefore ordered that said
nraver be. and the same Is hereby
declared a public highway without ex'
nense TO the county. and that portion
az the Mullen road ia hereby declared
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Attest:
. oUARLEs. Clerk.
Thursday. January .. 1eoa.

Thursday, January 20, 1908.
The Board met pursuant TO adjourn
ment at 3 O'Clock a. m.
Present. same as before.
Record Of yegterday's proceedings
were read and approved.
canceling Taxes on N. p. Unpatented
Land:
A petition Of the northern Pacific
ny Co. for the cancellation Of 1902
taxes upon the following described
land, to-wit: NE1A and Sw1s, Sec IA.
Twp 60 N. R / W; VIZ OF NEA
NWA. ny Of swA and swH Of
SWA, Sec "a. Twp 60 n, RIw M
of NEk. Sec is. Twp 43 n. r 2 W,
came up for consideration and the
Board having ascertain from the rec
ords Of the United States land ONCE
that said described land is not patent
ed and therefor not subject to taxa
ton, it was ordered that the taxes on
said land for 1902, amounting to the
sum Of $685.. be cancelled, and the
Assessor is hereby authorized to strike
said lands from the assessment roll
of 1902.
Cancellation Of taxes on SWA Of SCI
Lots 8. 7. 10. Sec Twp 81. r /
West.
The petition OF the Northern Pacific
Railway Co for the cancellation OF
the taxes Of the years 1901, 1902 OF. the
above described lands came up for
consideration, and the Board having
ascertained from the United States
land office that said land was unpat-
ented and therefore not subject to tax
alton. II is ordered that the tax GER
tifcate covering said lands be can.
celled and delivered to said railway
company upon payment OF amount due
on balance Of property covered in said
tax certificate, and the Assessor rs au-
thorized to note said cancellation on
the proper assessment rolls in his Of
fee.
Cancellation Of Taxes Of the Hum
bird Co.:
II appearing TO the Board that the
lands described as follows, to-wit:
Ma OF NE14. NWA. NY Of sWA
Sec -, Twp 81. R 8 W: NEK NwA
Of NWh. NE14 Of SwA. ny OF seq
Sec Twp IS. r w, Sh Of SEA
Sec s, Twp IS. r W: NwA, Sec 10,
Twp IS. r W; SWA of NEA, 81 Of
SWA. So Of SEX, Sec II, Twp IS, R
l W; SEA Of SwA. NEA Of sen
81 of sEh, Sec is, Twp SIS. R l w:
VIZ Of NEA. VIZ Of SEA. Sec 20.
Twp SIS. RI W; M Of SWH. Sec %,
Twp IS. R w: SWh of SwA, Sec
"a. Twp SIS, R W: SwA, Sec "a,
Twp IS. R / W; NwK of NEA, 81
Of NEl&. M of NwA. SwA OF NwA
Sec 80, Twp IS, RIw; SwA Of NEk
sen OF NWh. NEA Of SwlS, NwA
Of SEM, Sec is. Twp So, RI w; M
Of ny. Sec "a. Twp IS. R 2 W; VIZ
Sec 20. Twp SO, r 2 W; M OF NEL
SWA Of NEA and NwIa. Wa of
SWA, NWA Of SEX. Sec 6. Twp IS.
r E. which is assessed to the Hum
bird Lumber Co. for taxes Of the year
1909. is unpatented land, as shown by
the records Of the United States land
office and therefore ordered not sub
ject to taxation. II is therefore order
ed by the Board that the petition Of
the Humbird Lumber Co for the can
collation. Of the taxes on said lands
for the year 1902 be granted. and the
Assessor is hereby authorized TO can
Gel said taxes upon the tax roll.
A recess was taken until 1870
O'Clock.
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The remoustrance against the form
alton Of School District No. 81 came
up for consideration and upon the re-
communication Of r. 9. Egbers. School
Superintendent II was ordered that
the boundary Of said district be chang
ed TO allow Sections IS and 90. Town
ship SIS. Range 3 West. and sectlons
81, 80 and SO. township IS. Range 2.
TO comprise por-on OF the territory
Of District No. 49,
The Board then proceeded TO check
paid warrants. and adjournment until
Friday, January goth. 1903. at Q o'clock
a. m.
JOSEPH FISHER,
Attest: Chairman.
T. L. QUARLES. Clerk.
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TT oUARIKs. cisrk.


lh~reaa1s January r. tSdA.
Board met parsaaA, 10 aayOafaHssas
81 10 o'elock = a.
rsvaens. sane ks before
The record o. yesterdays prneesd
inEa ~esp Ssaa aaa daily approved.
The bin u she isoanss MescAntiie
rOmpaHy. aeeusns u snAiipaa Anoun,
lag 60 SIS -. was ~ thls gime re{ers
Cd. not hssas. Ia ghr oVsnion a ,his
Board. legal cAaFEg agsiHal ths
rounty
Ths fplioaing bills zgAias, the eoun
~ ~wTe sos takrs W. audited aaa Al
ig~sd. ana shs Auaitur l. hereby 40
shofissa 20 dra9 warFaass taF the tol
iawiaE suns. u uis
Joea HoFulAE. CuHstAbleis tees.
bill mas allowed ........tlz g
Thos- whsiplsy. appropriation
wuFk. District Ma "a. ..... ~ 90
~ BchmsihAassa. sasdlral al
tsnaaaes $3.50. ........,.... 10 %
Alba Foster. wogk on soaa. pss.
trics No. ti........s-s-s..... IS o.
Jaha u Magic. iumbsg ...-s... is.gs
taa a srhauidsf. cuusiablr
fees. bill tIsoa. aisoHea. 49,. u 20
A. ~ Aiiua. drugs faF cgunty
charge .,... ............... 40
,. ~ Msrkham, fern keeper.
ssssasosssa 49,. ...........ie leo 90
r. ~ work. cpassahis'a teea.
bfii ttsss. allowed ..,...... q. g.
" A TsFnrs. ovs~ess. District
No ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ 30
u The Matter 81 plsbaadlHs = ccstalH
Road in Hope:
The Posision of ] M Joznnost q al
tor The AbAnapnmsni 81 The foilnwinE
road. via; rpsnmVnclns al a point 30
fest vest Of The n r aspo, and run
niaE on an iaeiine in an sasseFiY a.
Fcctiua 20 WheFo sarnr insafHoria the
HrSs street nogsh ~ said acpst. vas
Al shis time considered and the Beard
hsiHg fully advised In salA premises.
Erantsd said prayer and The said road
h therefore ordered closed as = public
hiEhuay az snon "a the road IL com.
plsssd by the y. =, ny. Co. 10 replaces
H.
Al shts time the beard submitted
the toiiovsaE 80 names from che sew.
sral pFpcincts 81 The county TO serve
a. jurors for The ensuing year
Commissioners District No !.
t--Chas aiachn, Occur d'Aiene
- n. Keller. Occur d'Aleue.
a-F. A. Amea, Occur d'Alsne.
t-1ay Rand Saaburn. Occur
Aieus.
e. .t..s...,..At ,.,s.s.. ssAt.,,
&c. o. Best. Occur d'Alcne,
~. Jerome. Occur d'Aleue.
- S-w. A. Golden. CoeW d'Alene
"a. Minnick. Occur d'Aiene
iO-HeTman Mulkenthin. Occur
d'Aiene.
liza. J. Waters. Prairie.
t2--tas. Casey. Prairie.
is--wm. Cole. st. Mariea
l4--Iala DaKgett Sc. Maries.
1s--A. A. Darkneli. st Maries.
1e--Geo. Mulch, St Maries.
i7-tohn Bolton, ST. MaEies.
iS--A. W. Allen. SO, Joe.
1q-wm. o. Nell. 81 Joe.
70--Peter uarard. 81. Joe.
ais. L. carman. Santa.
22-E. ]. Wilson. Eik Mountain.
SD. w. Garwood, lake Greek.
2l-David Holdsrman, Medimont.
ss-Titas blessing, MedimoBt
Set. A. Higbee, Mission.
AL. II. Van Kearen, Mission.
2s-Frank Quinn, Mission.
pa. p. Dudley, Mission.
sO--J. Il. Dabcock. Mica.
3i--C. r Barnnm. Mica.
s2-Frank BlOmquis,. Indian Creek.
s9--A. J. l.. Bredwell, Elk Mountain
34-Jacob wnlfgans, Wolf Lodge
Sc. N. Downie, Lane.
s6-Itenry Lamb, Lane.
37--peter Desgranges, Santa.
3s--vernon Compton, Mica.
2p-p. L. Rockwell. 81. Maries.
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Dan o. Donnels. work ON road {
District No. 43........ 7 Ool
M harto. work on road. Dis.
ulct NO. o.,......,...o..... 6.2bl
H. e ESan. work on road, Dis
tfict No. 7.......... "a |
J. II. Wright. work on road, Dis.
trlct NO. 0.....s......... 10 "a
chas. Archambeau. appropria.
ton work on road. District No.
% ...... .......f......... 500
Nike o. Donnell, work on road.
District No. 43........ GA
hobt Rose. work on road. Dis
Nfict no. 1.t..,.............. A. 90
Ariey Lawton. work on road,
District No. g.........I "A ~
X, J. Danning. appropriation
work on road. District No. IS Is 90
Geo. =, Coleman. work ON road,
district No. 6. ........ "a a6
Geo. u. Coleman, work on road.
District No. 6....... n AZ
SHELTON and Warren. irons for
santa bridge .,,.t.......,. 6i.BI
Byron Dobbins. work on road,
District No. ll......... 40 Ga
T. J. GugleF, work on road, Dis.
traet NO. ib... IL %
w. J. Lindsay. work on road.
District No. T... %
franets A. Bauer. work on road
District No. 6............. 90
T. O. BatAjanimi, appropriation
work ON road. District No. 40 II. 90
Sam Mack, appropriation work
on road District No. t.. 90
Victor LsundOm. Appropriation
work on road. District No. 40 90
A. Johnson. appropriation work
on road, District No. e.. O0
y. A. Lnee. work on road, Dis.
tFie' No. is................. Is %
A. J. Clark. woTk on road. Dis
tFict NO. &c.. 10 %
T. q. Ribsteln. supplies on road.
District No. t6..... sF
J. A. shoop appropriation on
road. District No. aS...,...... n o.
The Road oFerzeers report Of las
hasitka VAS ~ this time approved
Tbs foiioatng bills we're thea au
dilsd aad approved and the Auditor d
hereby authorised 10 draw warrants
foe the folloNtng sums. io.wit
Jas hasltska, Road oNsrseeF.
District No. it.......... tat q
T. y, Man0s. supplies for hos
Psial stss ,ss..*s-ssss.-..... IS q
The Board thea ady0arned uatt
Thursday. January -. 1900. al
o'ciOtk q. N
JOSEPH FISHER,
attest cha.rmaa
r. L. QuARI.Es. Ctegk.
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cents for caring for the sick, etc, was
allowed in the sum Of twenty dollars
and eighty cents, and the Auditor Is
hereby authorized to draw warrants
for the said amount.
The bill Of HoIley. Mason, Marks &
Co. for one IRE back for 20 Mississippi
range was audited and allowed and the
Auditor is authorized to draw a war
rant tor the same. One fire back for
range, 800.
An adjournment was taken at this
time until Thursday. Jan 20. 1903, at
Q O'Clock a. m.
JOSEPH FISHER,
Attest: Chairman.
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Friday. January 20. 1909.

AHaJe S@HAafy ~ lSVos
Board met pursuant to adjournment
at 8 O'Clock a. m.
Present, same as before.
The records Of yesterdays proceed
ings were read and July approved.
The Board again proceeded with the
checking OF warrants and continued
on such work unui completed.
The Board then took recess until
1870 p. m.
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The Board audited and allowed the
following bills against the county and
the Auditor is hereby authorized to
draw warrants for the following
sums, to-wit:
II. l.. Bidwell, services as Jus.
tice of the Peace. bill, $1,000:
allowed 500. ,sl2 90
]. ". Bault. work on Sheriff's
safe ............ ........... Is. 90
S. L. Smith. supplies for hospital s. 90
Silver Blade reward dodgers. 100
d. P. Dayton, Viewer on road
Two days Observation-Disclosures. 6 90
p. G. Johnston. Viewer on road
two days NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 400
Louis Lundeen, Chairman View
ers on road two days. .... 400
Erick Lundeen. Chairman View
ers on road two days. $500. 400
Establishment of Linden Road:
The Surveyors and Viewers report
and plat Of the road beginning at the
southeast corner Of Section 81. Twp
81 n, r West, thence running east
sIs miles on section line angling
across MI of ny. Sec l, Twp GO.
Range l West. thence across SwN
Sec GO. R E. and ending at county
road. was duly approved and said road
declared to be a public highway.
And 1t was further ordered that the
Auditor draw warrants on the general
road fund in favor Of Jas. Ryan in full
settlement Of all damages sustained by
him by reason of said road, said war
rant to be rendered to said Jas Ryan
by c. A. Morgan. overseer of Road
District No. IL.
The petition of e. e. wannacott
praying for the vacation OF Locust av.
enue in Simm's addition to Occur
dAlene, Idaho, came up for considera-
tion and the Board being fully advised
in the premises ordered that said petit.
tion be granted and said Locust ave
nue. is hereby vacated In accordance
with the prayer Of the petitioner.
The remonstrance Of g. W. Cowgirl
and others against closing the road
known as the Steamboat Landing
Road came up for consideration and 1t
was ordered that the same be approx.
ed and that said road remain open for
public use.
Protest against the formation Of
School District No. 81:
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Afternoon Session.

The Board audited and allowed the
following bills against the county and
the Auditor is hereby authorized to
draw warrants for the following
sums, to-wit:
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JOSEPH FIsH


T. L. oUARLEs. CLERK.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-04
BULLS AND BEARS.

Wall Street. April 4.-Some further
slight declines were made but there was
no pressure OF consequence outside OF
Southern Pacific, Illinois Central ana
Louisville and Nashville. Southern Pa
cific touched 56% and Illinois Central ana
Louisville lost a point business was
Virtually stagnant until Wabash pfd. was
lifted a point and Southern Pacific rallied
as much. The market then became
hrmer.
The market was duh and steady at
the rally until the appearance OF the bank
statement. The large reduction In sur
plus reserves induced prompt resellins
which carried prices TO the lowest OF
the day. Declines below last night
reached 1ia I'm sugar. Ia In Southern
Pacific and Brooklyn Transit. IN In 81.
Paul and Colorado fuel and point In
Amalgamated and others. Westinghouse
electric fell 2. Lake Erie and Western
preferred 8 and DesMoines and Fort
Dodge 8, with rally Of lis. There were
fractional rallies all around and the
closing was dull and about steady.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-04
VERDICT
AGAINST
A union
Patch Mfg. Co. Awarded S250O
Damages In Suit Against Ma
chIn|sts' Organization.

Rutland. VT, April AFTER being out
20 hours, the jury in the Rutland county
court today returned q verdict against
the machinists' union for s25oo in favor
of the #. r. Patch Mfg. Co. This was
a suit for $4,000 damages brought by
the Patch company against Protection
Lodge No. 215 Independent Association
OF Machlnists.
A strike has been in progress at the
Patch works since May. 1902. The plain
tins brought an action for damages on
the ground that the defendant orsanina-
ton of machinists, OF which the strikers
are members. intimidated non-union men
and prevented them from filling the POSI-
tions made vacant by the strikers.
The plaintiffs contended that they were
forced to maintain a boarding house for
the non-union employees and that they
were obliged to protect them by hiring
private police. The case aroused great IN
terest in labor circles throughout New
England.