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The Lamar register., 1908-09-30

Sent ting the consumer. through whom
the demand for revision of the tariff
On conservative protective lines to re
duce excessive rates has crystalized
int definite pledge to revise the tar
irsr
The Lamar register., 1908-09-30

Seo' H. AHorhe' rees Couh'y Suose n,
C. B.. Miller. Juror June term
County Court, SO
g. c. DG 9oIia4a Same Same -. -. 50 50
G. A. Thompson Same 80. :. 2 so
Thomas Egan, Same 25o
w. E Stafford, Same 80. ...... SO
II. H. Hawkins. Same -. 80. 2 50
W. H. Foster. Same -. ...... 2 so
i n Joiner. Same 80. 80. ...... ! 8
III. L Hampton. Same go. -. 2 81
G. Gwartney. Wit. PEG VS. Lind
Emil Peterson. Same . .... -. : 50
T. G. Mcconnell Same go. 50
Geo. A Watson. Same 2so
Victor Erickson. Same $500. 2 SO
Hayden Gearhart, Same =. 2 5U
Nester ochoa, Wit Pc" "s >rtice
M J. 4 R. ae art. Same 49, -. sssS
John 2; Russell. Same -. -. $50
Chas. Byers. Hunting Bank Rob-
City Electric Co. Supplies Tor - w
]. t. Kirkpatrick Chair for coun.
j. wy w dHdEs'' H SftiSe: T::c6:,: $50
Examination. 80. 80. 80. Is So
chas. F: Hoag. Stamps. Frt. etc 81 Is
for Court House -. 49,. SIS
city Electric Company. Supplies
ava SOoAk AiOuscs ~
Approved claim and ordered warrant
drawn In payment on road district No.
5 as follows
Eugene c. Bell. Surveying Lat. 8 4 90
Alfred Todd, Counsel for Rosser
Alfred Todd. Counsel for Baker 10 90
Alfred Todd. Counsel for Hender-
4. Deeter. j. P. Fees PEG v. Cop.
A. Deter. }. +. Fees Peo VS. -
L. M. Tardeen, wit Peo. VS. or:
Geo. II. Thomas. sherifrs fees w
T. J. sayler. attendance 4 Expen- ' -
SEES State board of Equaliza-
uon % %
drawn on the Special Contingent Fund
]. T. Kirkpatrick. Burial of C:
Hubert work n D. Care Of Ida ida ~ W
Eighth ei Normal pistritc Atten: 81 W
dance at Institute -. :. 1873 90
Approved claim and ordered warrants
drawn In payment on road funds as fol-
Lamar Brick and Stone Co, TIL.
ing District No. 4 -. ...ess 90
Lamar Hdwe. Co. Supplies to Dist
Lamar r.' hd SS Co. supplies ii; ' Dist. 80
Lama; Hdwe Co supple. Dist Dist. ~
L. J. autch,ns Repairing Road W
Fred Hines Bridge work ;it CEN Cen! i 90 %
W. H. Longworth Bridge work.. 90
Approved claim and ordered warrants
drawn on Poor Fund In payment as fol-
p. E. Garcia Care of Poor Mex
approved County Judges month";, re- ..
port for August
pat II
rebate of the assessed valuation on lots
I! Orchard place for the taxes for
the year 1907 was rejected.
approved claims and ordered warrants
drawn in payment on the General Road
Austin Western Co. Grader Re: .
Town q Lamar. Road tax col to ~
sept list. -. .-...... 76o W
,o approved pro County Clerks monthly re-
Adjourned to meet on the 22nd. day
Of Sept, 1908
Sept. 2and 1905
II H9arS ., met pursuant to yadjoTInment,
sent """ p g.
a approved PIP claims and ordered warrants
T. j. Main washing for Jail "a SO
chas; F. Hoag Clerks serv. 80. go 90
s sa% ". cre Same, water eonmr.: g &c &c
Out West p. 4 s. Co. Print. and
Stationery -. -. 49,. .... 4s 81
Out West p & s. Co Print andS
Stationery -. -. -. . 60
g. w. Karn, Deputy Assessor 6 90
j. H. Kellogg, Coroners Serv. :. II so
Approved County Clerks report for
month OF August
Adjourned to meet on the Gath. day
of September
Sept 24th., 1908
all members present
Approved claims and ordered warrants
drawn on the General Roed Fund in pay
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ment as follows
s. G.. Gregory Serv. and miIeage$1S SC
w. w. Reynolds. Same 80. -. 81 Oh
T. J. Sayler. Services 49,. ..... rs 0O
Approved claim and ordered warrant
drawn on the General Road Fund in pay
ment as follows.
o. A. Barnard. Roadwork .. ..s2 90
Adjourned to meet on the 5th., day
October, 1908.
Attest Chas. F. Hoag, County Clerk.
Attest, chas. F. Hoag. Co. Clrk.
State of Colorado,
County OF Prowers, IS.
/, Chas. F. Hoag, County Clerk in and
for said County. In the State afore-
said. do hereby certify, that the forego.
Ing Is full. true and correct copy of
Commissioners in the County and State
aforesaid, as the same appears upon the
records in my office.
Given under my hand and official seal
this 18th Jay OF September, A. ID. 15vo.
CHAS. F. HOAG,
County Clerk
The Lamar register., 1908-09-30
mounting to 323s81.
on motion board adjourned to meet
on the 2lst day of Sept, 1908


Sept 21st, 1908.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
r j. Sayler and w. w. Reynolds pres
Approved claims and ordered warrants
Drawn In payment on the General Road
Fund as follows:
j. I. Adkins. frt on lumber. $50 81
a. Bushne;,. car lumber less frt. los 10
A. Bushnell. same. -. ..... 100 So
Approved claims and ordered warrants
Chas F. Hoag. cash adv poor....s 45
Granada Mere; CO.. buria. of Young an
anu ineips...... ~ w
MIS- Ira Swadley, care OF Nettfe 40 M
Sev,u. oS f FrIsss mss. for gs,,s
Ernst and A. e. Collins.... "a g
E. House. ticket for poor person l So
Approved claim and warrants drawn
enie Fund as follows:
Chas' a. Thomas. labor on jail. -, =
Carl & Hagaman. hose for jail
hwh.. 49,. ........ IL on
Approved petition of Stephen Harrel
for refund of taxes for the year 1907
amounting l,. to $4,000, for irrigation dis,
and in tip. 90 r. Al w.
viewers were appointed to view road
petitioned for by Chas. II. Kornman and
others, said proposed road beginning at
Is tip. 20 r. II. and running cast on
section line for four miles to section cor,
ner common to sections S-17-9 and l6
In tp 20 r. 46 W. Road to be viewed
Oct. 9Th. 1908.
Viewers were appointed to view road
petitioned for by Geo. Moser and others.
running east and west through the CEN
ter of section 90. tp. % r. 4s w. Road
to be viewed Oct. It'll. 1908.
Viewers were appointed to view road
petitioned for by j. J. Pierce and others,
said proposed road beginning at section
corner common to sections 13-1s-19 and
"a In tip. 20 r. 43 w. and running south
two miles to section corner common to
sections 25-30-31 and 36. tip. % r. 43
and A w.
Adjourned to meet at 100 p. M.
100 o'clock p. NJ.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
T. ]. Sayler and w. W. Reynolds pres
emit
Approved claims and ordered warrants
drawn on the Ordinary County Revenue
Fund as follows:
Chas. r Koehler. Cleaning Sewer.
co. 49,, -: 49,. ;....N w
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS

Lamar. Colo. Sept. 7th. 1905
Office Of the Board Of County Commits
sioners OF Prowers County. Colorado.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
T. J. Sayler and w. w. Reynolds pres
ent.
Approved claims and ordered warrants
drawn in payment on road districts Nos
S and respectively, as follows:
A. Bailey, building fence No. SIS SO w
A Bailey. roadwork No. A.. 20
Approved August report u. s. Akers.
overseer of Road District No. 6, and
ordered warrants drawn on that district
in payment follows:
L. S. Akers, roadwork. ~ 81 20
Approved August report OF 3. H. Scar
lett, overseer Of Road District No. S,
and ordered warrants drawn on that dis
trict in payment as follows:
:. IL. Scarlet, roadwork.... ....y ~ w
Approved August report of ]. r. Cor
don, overseer of Road District No. 2,
and ordered warrants drawn on that dis
trict in payment as follows:
]. r. Gordon, roadwork.. ......& 81 rs
Adjourned to meet at 100 p. NJ
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$40, 900 Just received for farm loans
No delays.
The Lamar register., 1908-09-30

approved Claim and ordered warrant
drawn In payment on road district No.
4, as follows:
w. M. Dickinson Lmbr. Co, lmbr $74 %
Approved claims and ordered warrants
drawn on the Ordinary County Revenue
Fund In payment as follows:
Geo. C. Pollard. janitor.... ..... so 90
Hazel Rosacrans. deputy assessor so 90
leo. B. Merrill, prin & starry. 126 35
. services...... -. ........ 10 90
e. M Mears. water commrs Aug. n SO
w. A. Merrill, district attorney. LOU 90
Underwood Typewriter Co, type
writer for County judge. 1903 so
Approved petition of G. Gooch on be-
half Of The Browning Cattle Co. for a
refund Of 1905 tax to the amount of
$1sa10 and = rebate of the 1907 tax A.
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AppioNeu Cidil1s ana OTueTed warrants
drawn on the General Road Fund in
payment as follows:
Chas. II. Kornman. roadwork 8 81 25
Smiley Irwin, same.... -. 80. rs
Two hundred names were selected
from which to draw jury for November
term of District Court.
Approved claim and ordered warrant
drawn In payment on road district No.
2, as follows:
Bristol Hardware Co., supplies....$ 6 10
Approved August report M. S. Bragg.
overseer of Road District No. 1, and
ordered warrants drawn on that district
In payment as follows:
N. $. Bragg, roadwork.... .S rs rs
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100 o'clock p. M.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
T. ]. Sayler and w. w. Reynolds pres
ent.
Approved August report Geo. Z. Case,
overseer of Road District No. ,, and
that district as follows:
Geo. Z. Case. roadwork. ......y 20 Is
L. C. Mitchell, same. -. 80. So
A. j. Ivey, same...... 70
Approved claims and ordered warrants
drawn in payment on Road Dist. No.
as follows:
Geo. Z. Case, roadwork. ....$ 81 90
A. J. 1vey, same..... ...... ...... 6 rs
J. w. Ball, same. -. ...... 49,. 90
w. T. Moser. same...... go. 80. 90
Approved claim and ordered warrant
ment as follows:
Geo. e. Case. roadwork .... ...S 4 OO
Approved Aug. report Chas. H. Korn-
man, overseer of road district No. 4 and
ordered warrants drawn on that district
In naYmanf aa foIlouua.
The Lamar register., 1908-09-30

q. r. Jones representing the La.
mar High School. went to Trinidad.
Saturday morning to attend the meet
ing Of the Southern Colorado High
School League. AT La Junta he was
Joined by c. A. Robins OF Rocky Ford
G. w. Corey and Marshall Mcclure OF
Las Animas, and d. w. Draper OF
La Junta- He found all Of these men
in favor Of taking Lamar into the lea
que, SO he went on to Trinidad. The
Trinidad managers were favoring
keeping Ratoon in the League and
leaving Lamar out. because of the
additional railroad fare Lamar would
bring to the association. Prof. Jones
showed these professors that by TAX
ing Lamar In and leaving Ratoon out
they could save nearly 400 wiles OF
travel ON the railroad, and that does
amount to something when you count
that 1t cost 40 cents a mile to trans
port Q football team. Other things
concerning the business end of the
association were then discussed and
the following football schedule was
arranged for the 1908 season.
Oct. 17-Rocky Ford at Las AMI
mas.
Oct. 31-Trinidad at La Junta. La
mar at Rocky Ford.
Nov. LAS Animas at Trinidad.
Nov. 1l-Trinidad at Lamar. La
Junta at Las AnimaS.
Nov. 21-Rocky Ford At Trinidad.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-24
MIX this YOURSELF
HIVES RECIPE FOR SIMPLE, HOME
MADE KIDNEY CURE.
inexpensive Mixture Of Harmless Veg
etable ingredients Said to Over
come Kidney and Bladder
Trouble Promptly.

Here is a simple, homemade mixture
as given by an eminent authority on
Kidney diseases, who makes the state
ment in New York daily newspaper,
that it will relieve almost any case of
Kidney trouble if taken before the stage
of Brights disease. He states that
such symptoms as lame back, pain in
the side, frequent desire to urinate, es-
,ecially at night; painful and discolored
urination, are readily overcome. Here
is the recipe; try it.
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-half
ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce;
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces. Take q teaspoonful after each
meal and at bedtime.
A well-known physician is authority
that these ingredients are all harmless
and easily mixed at home by shaking
well in a bottle. This mixture has a
peculiar healing and soothing effect
upon the entire Kidney and Urinary
structure, and often overcomes the
worst forms of Rheumatism in just a
little while. This mixture is said tC
emove all blood disorders and cure the
rheumatism by forcing the Kidneys tC
filter and strain from the blood an{
system all uric acid and foul, decom
posed waste matter, which cause the
Affections. Try it if you aren't well
Save the prescription.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-24
When Cupid InieTVeRed


The recruiting sergeant lay back In
his chair, and, between the puffs of his
pipe, attempted to whistle "Bluebell."
The office was deserted save for
himself. All the young men of lazy
habits Of which the city could boast
a great many, seemed to have already
enlisted or were experiencing change
of habit
The sergeant's whistling ceased
abruptly and he fell to mastering up
visions of the mashed potatoes with
cream gravy that would be served at
supper in the little old hotel that even
ing The sergeant's thoughts dwelt
upon the vision until his mouth water
ed and then he arose from the chair,
drawled q -deedle-de," stretch
ed his arms high in the air and then
suddenly dropped them and stood In an
attitude Of attention.
The sound of footsteps came from
the stair; the clatter of heavy boots.
The sergeant's trained ear followed
the direction taken by those boots.
They hesitated upon the landing; then
came swiftly down the hallway and
hesitated once more, this time before
the door Of the recruiting office.
The wise old sergeant knew the
meaning of that halt; he had met it
time and time again. He knew that
the man on the other side Of the door
was standing on the brink Of indeci-
sion. He knew also the old adage of
"he who hesitates is lost" and there
fore was not surprised when the door
suddenly burst open and a flushed
faced. nervous, strapping young son of
toll entered the room. He stood near
the door a few moments, displaying all
the bashfulness of the country boy. His
face became red and white in turn
his hat became a swiftly revolving cir
Gle In his hands, and his legs were
prone to itch greatly, necessitating the
rising of each in turn.
The sergeant's quick, trained eve
cast an admiring glance over the stall
wart, awkward person before him
while he mentally measured the capa-
city Of his lungs, the breadth of his
shoulders, and those other qualities SC
dear to soldiers heart. Here was q
Young man in the class Of those tc
whom the army extends wide open Its
arms of welcome.
"Well sir?" questioned the sergeant
not unkindly.
After q short period, consumed IL
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-24

terested him. The young man contin
ued
"1e had her in his arms, sergeant,
and was kissing her and telling her
that he loved her 1t was a lie, SER
geant, lie." he cried cut, banging the
desk with his fist. Il couldn't stand
it any longer, sergeant. My Sally in
his arms drove me nigh crazy. I rush
ed up to him and grabbed him by the
neck. l knocked his head against the
tree and then kicked him all the way
to the road 1 was crazy, sergeant; I
certainly was crazy or l would never
have done it,"
The sergeant scratched a match and
lit his pipe. He was interested, deeply
Interested, but he did not commit him
elf by admitting it. He waited for
he young man to continue and his
wait was a short one.
sally did not scream when 1 did
this; just stood there, still and white.
[ was sorry for it afterward, sergeant
and l went back to Sally to apologize.
Sally, sir, just looked at me with those
COOL, CdlIn eyes Suc diWdyo las Nheh
she says a thing she means, and said:
"'John Ridder, hate you. l hope
will never see your face again."
"And Ill guess I'll sign now,
sergeant"
He lifted his hand and bent over the
sheet. He dipped the pen in the ink.
and then
Both men stood suddenly erect as a
rush of feet was heard from the hall
way They stopped before the door;
4 convulsive twist Of the knob and the
door flew open to admit a frightened
girl, with tear stained face and eyes
red from much weeping. She gazed
with wide open eyes upon the men be-
fore her, and then, with wide open
arms, she sprang into the room, cry.
ing:
John. oh, John, forgive me-"
"Sally"
The kind old sergeant turned away
and gazed out of the window. 1t was
some minutes before he turned to them.
and he did so then the better to catch
the softly uttered words from the en-
thusiastic and happy John:
81 guess, sergeant, 1 won't sign that
paper neutrality-suspicious. Grit
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-24
IDAHO NEWS.

The postofice at Freedom, situated
lon the Salmon river, becwCen White
bird and Lucille, Idaho, has been dis
Continued.
Zen cases of smallpox have Deen re-
Sported at Lewiston, most of the pa
uehts being confined to the isolation
hospital.
approximately 1O,OOO,UOO feet of saw
5 logs will be cut in the timber sur
'oundlng Bayview this winter.
y Andrew Jkesth, a carpenter, who
s Formerly resided at Spokane, commit
H. suicide at Lewiston recently.
Inc debate at Lewiston between the
D'ate Normal school and a team from
ue University of Idaho props was won
'ne Moscow visitors, the question
Da'eu being Resolved, That the
ui'ed States senate should adopt a
s9uie rule The decision was in
s@ne affirmative.
'ne election of delegate to the
~''ersity conference to discuss the
'ear rule and other athletic mat
JACK Simpson, Idaho's football
a~aser' was successful over Magee
81 res and Armstrong.
the first time in many weeks
vos ."oe mad telephone service Sunday
y, .. slnce the supreme court decided
5;z< on.t t4e sunday rest law of Idaho was
Ii oross a.'onal the authorities have en-
'N 'ne law with an iron hand.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-24
OREGON SQulR3.

Judge Bean of Pendleton, Ore, pro
nounced sentence on Willie Hoskins
for whipping his school teacher, G. w.
Keller, of Echo, and fined the young
man $50 and costs.
Moyar Rodgers of Salem created
CONSERVATION in sporting circles re-
Gently by conducting raid on gam
bling joints all by himself. No ar
rests were made, and it is understood
no warrants will be issued. but to all
appearances the mayor has clamped
on the lid good and hard so far as
gambling is concerned.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-24
Beware OF Ointments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense OF
smell and complete lSDderange the whole sys-
tenn when entering 1t through the mucous
surfaces. Such articles should never be useu
except on prescri ptions from reputable phy,;
sieiaps IS the damage they will DO is ten fold
10 the coed you can posi- bly, derive from them
Hall g Catarrh Cure, manufactured by +. ).
and is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces % the system.
In buying Halls Catafrh Cure be sure you get
the gen uine. 1t is taken internally, and made
in Toledo, Ohio, by f. }. Cheney u Co. Iesu-
monials free.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bottle.
Halls Family Pins are the best
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-24

juggling his hat, the young fellow
blurted out:
81 wanter join the army"
He was hustled into another room,
rushed through the examinations by
the delighted sergeant and a few min
utes later he found himself in the Of
fee again, dazed, perplexed, and very
much frightened. A pen was given him
and the enlistment sheet spread out
before him awaiting his signature.
He gazed absently on the paper be-
fore him, and the hand that held the
pen dropped listlessly by his side. The
timid, awkward bearing of a few min
utes before fell away from him like a
discarded robe. His face was pale and
he trembled violently.
The sergeant gave him quick
sweeping gaze. What was the cause OF
sending this young man to the army
without proper forethought or deliber-
alton? He said nothing, but waited
patiently while the farmer fought the
battle with himself.
Colonel" the lad began softly.
Sergeant"
Sergeant" he continued. 81 hate
to do it, but why shouldn't I?' He
brushed his hand with gesture of
WEAKNESS across his face.
Love. l thought as much" the ser
geant muttered.
Its this way" he went on, taking
a tight grip on the table as though tC
support himself. me and Sally was
to be married the twentieth of thi:
month, but now-now-" He paused 8
moment, intense pain showing in his
face. "Sally's folks liked me righ
smart enough and they always made il
pleasant for me when I called on her
Sally had always been my girl since
we was schOolmates together, and We
always loved each other until-unti
last night. 1 amt saying that I dom
love her any more, because 1 do, an(
I'd gladly do anything, even now, 4
1t would please Sally. But it is jus
this way, sergeant; she left me ant
fell in love with Keeney. He is al
actor and he came to our village tw'
weeks ago to rest mp over the summer
I wouldn't care so much, sergeant,
her love was returned. But he's jus
playing with her, same as he is doini
with the other girls In the village.
told Sally so, but she just said I wa
Jealous. Last night l went up to Sal
ly's house; 1 hadn't given up trying t
win her back. Just as I was going Il
at the gate 1 saw them standing in tn
shade of a apple tree"
Once more he brushed his han
across his face. The sergeant said nc
word. Disconnected, and weighe
with pain as the narrative was, 1t IL
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-24
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,vAsHINeroN NOTES.

ronorted r. A. Ballinger OF Sc
resigned as commissioner OF
S ' General land Office at washington
I~0 = and will return to this state SO
D. O2 nav make the race for the re-
tns an nomination for governor.
tu grown cougar has made its
oarance in the vicinity OF the Lew
app cochran farm, six miles northeast
Is - 80 and is terrorizing the people
If that community
Flor celebrating about two hours
.so iurv in the Gertie Griffin murder
."'o, at Ritzville returned a verdict OF
not guilty. aoh.+,
..an, FRIDAY night outpointed the
wenatcbee high school team in the
.tota interscholastic contest.
Graduates of the Spokane high
aohool who have completed the four
ears, course satisfactorily will in the
fumre be permitted to enter the Ar
,nour Institute of Technology without
first taking the examinations.
1ohn Half of the cruiser st. Louis
;s dead at Vallejo, Cal, from the eff
socts Of drinking wood alcohol. Haff
il the third sailor to succumb, two 9TH
orc are totally blind, and, five others
will never again be fit for active SER
vice.
As result of the tong war being
waged in San Francisco, Lung Chow
was fatally shot recently. Two assas-
sins attempted to kill Jung Dang,
whose life was sought, but the bullets
4 went wild and killed Lung Chow.
The new cruiser California went to
sea from San Francisco recently for
her final trial. The navy trial board
a was on board and it is intended tc
keep the cruiser at hard work for two
days before an official opinion is
N formed.
II j. J. O'Connor of Wenatchee drove
Il the first team and rig across the bis
II Columbia river bridge at Wenatchee
n It consisted of a sleighload of people
among whom was Judge r. S. Steiner
of Waterville.
H George Lucas, a we'll known pionee
Of central Washington, died at Chene,
Saturday night He located on Gov
creek, southeast of Ritzville, 90 year
ago. and resided there until four year
q ago.
n Richard David Harrington, aged 81
died at the hospital at Fort Stella
COON recently, where he had beel
since his health failed some two year
ago. Mr.. Harrington had lived 6
years of his life on the Pacific coast.
At the annual meeting of the Stat
! Bee Keepers association at NOru
Yakima recently, H. H. Cole was elect
ed president; l.. r. Freeman, secre
tary; August Sipp, treasurer, an
Jesse w. Thornton, vice president
The recent assessors convention
was the most important gathering c
assessors in the history of the state
1t records the first determined ste
toward uniform taxation system fo
the entire state.
An increase in the jobbing bushes
OF Walla Walla for the year 1907 owe
1906 amounting to rs or 80 per cent
reported.
The plant of the suspended mornin
edition of the Seattle Times has bee
bought by R. F.. Radebaugh of Tacom
who will take it to that place.
-
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-24

a r CORTFIYOU stood That the American people are
alive 10 their rights privileges, and however much
opinons may differ policies and methods in secur-
ing honest government, clean politics. and sraighfor
ward business this much is certanthe people will have
these things.
While there are disqueting features in the bust
ness world the outlook growing steadily brighter and
If we but keep our and approach state and
onal problems with and common sense we shall
have in future prosperity not only material but moral
greater even than that which has made memorable
recent past