Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-05-07


superior in quality at the Right
Drug Store soda fountain.
F. s. Winner, editor OF the
Cottonwood Chronicle, was in
Grangeville Sunday. He reports
crops in a most promising condi.
ton in his section and business
generally good.
Evangelist A. @. Miller is still
conducting meetings at the Baptis,
Church, he will remain until next
Sunday p. m. Everybody cor.
daily invited to attend at 7:3C
O'Clock every evening.
Chas. f. Holt was up from Sal.
mon river last week delivering
cattle. He reports a very back
ward spring along the Salmon,
but plenty of grass for stock, which
are doing well now.
G. A. Bonebrake for years a
dispensing pharmacist handles the
drug and clientele department at
the Right Drug Store. Accuracy
in the compromising of prescrip-
tions is thus assured.
Peter Proulx is out from his
Newsome creek mines and reports
much snow in the mountains, and
the season very backward, although
all the placer mines are running,
with prospects of an unuasally
long water season.
Our Spring Line of Youths and
Mems Suits are here. Every pat
tern is fresh from the loom and
every snit guaranteed by the Brown
Bros. Wooden Mills. No old goods
all new patteans. B. b. G. STORE.
+. A. Parisot returned Sunday
from Spokane enroute to the
Hump. He has ordered hoist
and pump for the Atlas mine, and
will begin sinking on the property
as soon as the machinery can be
installed.
Mrs. Geo. N. Adam and two
children reached here last Friday
from Nebraska to join Mr.. Adam
who is with the Idaho Title &
Trust Co. They have rented a
house in the western part of town
near w. N. Scales.
Rev. J. A. Hedges, chairman of
5he Walla Walla Presbytery, de-
ivered very able sermon at the
church last Sunday.
He is now located at Kendrick, but
IN effort is being made to secure
his services here.
Judge Steele has handed down
! decision in the case of Thomson
vs. Wise Boy Mine ct al, tried at
'he last term of the District court,
n favor of the Plaintiff Thomson.
w. N. Scales appeared as attorney
or the Plaintiff.
CITY ORDINANCE NO. /.
AN ORDINANCE DEFINING THE DU-
TIES OF THE OvERsEER OF STREETS
AND FIXING HIS COMPENSATION,
AND PRovIDING FOR THE MANNER
OF PAYMENT THEREOF.
BE it ordained by the mayor and
council OF the City of Grangeville.
Section l. 1t shall be the duty
II the Overseer of Streets of the
City of Grangeville, to superin-
end and direct all work upon the
'treets, lanes and alleys of the CITY
If Grangeville; to see that all side
walks, cross-walks along or across
my street, lane or alley of said
,ity are kept in proper repair and
rec from distractions; he shall
'uperintend the erection of and
Keep in repair all bridges, fumes,
iitches and culverts within or
along any street, lane or alley of
aid city, and do and perform all
he duties usually performed by
Dad supervisors. He shall collect,
either in work or cash all poll taxes
evied or assessed against the in
labitants of the city by any ordi-
lance of the city for road purposes.
Sec. 2. The overseer of streets
hall have and receive as compen-
alton for all services performed as
UGH overseer the sum of $3.50
'er day for each day actually en-
'loyed in the service of the CITY. to
re paid monthly in warrants drawn
'pon the City Treasury.
Sec. 3. This ordinance shall be
n force and effect from and after
is approval and publication.
Passed this 9Th day of MAY, 1908
Approved this 9th day Of May,
9O3.
w. W. Brown, Mayor.
Attest:
G. T. Mcdonald, City Clerk.