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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-05-13
AROUND THE STATE.

Equality Of assessments b IN issue
now I'll over the state.
Il u Was TOO vet 70 plant tree Ar
boz Day, les not ~ too late.
It viii soon be timeto build snudees
| 20 chess the festive moequitoes.
Minot stores have reached IN agree
ment for closing at $50 until Sept lst.
Ti1e annual meeting Of the county
auditoss will b held y Minot Nay nth
The Sheldon Progress nomlnatss
Frank Talcott Tor governor next exec
lion.
Tue greed Of sooeu en Tor Too much
land = bsine cosdenned b. the state
pre0.
An italian peddlee ~ 6ned and paid
eli q Masdan for peddllng without .
licenoo.
North Dakota llgnlte 3 capable Of
beiQuettlne. u . cheaper binder can
b peodueed.
D. Owinss sold . hog u . Cando
0oat 0aetot last week that weighed
6e5 pounds dressed.
The Hsnond Bee reports . scarcity
Of faT0 hands this spring, although
high wages ase offered.
Tue MeCusky Gazette tells Of Z
preacher there Who trled to climb
telsphooe pols IN "a auto.
Tue StaskWeather Times fefers 10
]. L. Cashel g The Alex. Mckenzie Of
the North Dakota denocs1cy.
The Minot Optic Il sure that spring
hes ''eaas'- ths way ths fellow
ars buying tos-cfeam to thsir sifls.
A shallow lake so0e 1ov miles north
Of Turtle Lake = 70 b drained, . Il
= almost entirely undsslaid b. cal.
Leo help from The 6alvstisn ARM
and more rock.piles b 0ne solution d
the labor problem suggested IN Fargo.
Swan GAVIN, Z lasnefnsar Sherwood,
bed elk horses killed By order Of the
veterinarian. 0landsrs was the cause.
The Valley City assessor figures Il
out that the assessment Of the city
thu year will reach over tho million
mark.
Lsnkin cittlsns have raised funds
with which 70 build : portable band.
stand for their open.air concerts thil
summer.
The Devil's Lake flremen are de-
termtned the state tournament there
10 June shall be The swellest ever held
10 the state.
The Wells county papers are jubi-
lating over the high price paid for
state school.lands. II WAS . big 3D.
vertleement for that section.
A couple welded ct Wilton recently.
The groom's name was Hawryluk and
that Of the bride was Naniewlch. She
didn't get . much better name.
A number Of county school superin.
tendents 10 various parts Of the state
ase encouraging the planting OF corn
BY Offering prizes 70 school boys.
Q. B. Holme, Of Grand Forks, found
. diamond ring In tie stomach Of I
dsh purchased O . Grand Forks store.
The ring 3 estimated to be worth e275.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-05-13
CHANGED OWNERS.


ReeetCes.'s Certificates.
United States TO Ellis v. Phil
lippi. . III Of n " ar and 5 hf
ofne qr Of 34-l34-7s 5000.
United States to Gilbert E.
Nickel. 3 " Or of 36-l35-79..
United States TO Michael p.
Kaiser. ; " a Of 8 eqrof 81
ASo.tJ....................
United States to Fred L. conk-
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-05-13

sHbr ssls-Several good teams Of
working and driving horsea Call at
w. Carmieteals livery barn.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-05-13
lflsh seAssl WIZ irsa secasbsre.

/ nigh 8e6oo1 Wins ero0 Secaoborg.
lComnuaicatsd.l
Last Saturday, Ii rather one-sided
game, the Linton high-school base.
ball team defeated the Stsasburg team
By score Of IA TO Z. The team was
accompanied BY . number Of the high.
school students. who went along =
rooters, and they surely played their
part; for, Notwithstanding the fierce
wind that was blowing aud the occa-
sional flurries ofsnow, they stood their
ground from start to finish and never
failed to cheer when . Lintonite made
. brilliant play. This & the kind Of
support that helps to win . game, aud
thus make this phase IT school life .
success.
The game was characterized By long
hits By the Linton boys. Hardly :
player failed to connect with tn ball
for two-base or three-base hits, whilo
some succeeded in driving ont : home
run or two. The boys showed up much
stronger than they have q any prevl-
ous time this season, and demonstrat-
Cd that We can have = fest = ball team
= ony town 10 this part Of the state.
Tue Linton lineup was q follows:
Shier, G; Hankins. p; Petsie, ID; D..t.
son. 30; PAtterson, =; Smith, II; Han.
con. Ct: Culbefts0n, Il; Sims, sub.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-05-13
NOTES or rnR CANE.

NOVB VE TU8 GAZE.
Patterson at short did great work 10
stopping the drives that we're directed
his way.
Smith showed that 10 was fast
enough to cover all Of bis territory.
and also goodly part Of his neigh.
boris. George was also tl,ere With The
stick. getting ono single and one three
Dagger TO his credit.
Fred Petrie playedan excellent game
on first base. His presence there
stsenghtslens the team materially.
Hanson's '.home rum on foul ball
was . feature Of the game.
Shier and Dobson found It didieult
TO work together, and . change In the
battery was made q the end Of the
second inning. Shier's work behind
the bat WAS good.
Too bad that Dohson fell down when
about TO cross tho plate on his long hit
20 center. Othsrwiss We would surely
have had one more home run to our
credit.
Hankins' home run il the eighth
scored Shier, which ended our scoring.
We havs Hazeltoa here on Saturday.
Nay 18th, and Pollock on Saturday,
Nay 22d.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-05-13
q Of l2-ls5-7s

q Of l2-lS5-76 ia,
. Hesmina Aust to c. A. Herolz.
M Of n ar and hf ofse
a Of le.l32-76 4ooo =,
easpes eursad to Ka.per Bur
Cad. Jr.. " hf Of " or Of
A<>1OA.tt .......... 300 an
Kaspes Bursad to Michael Bur.
Cad, Or of n W or and
y a. Of W qr Of l2-I3l-777.. l5o,, oo
Fred L. conklin and wife to
Edward Braddock, W gro
neqrof 2O-l29-7s ....... 300 a.
kunikunda Schmaltz to Their
estA buechler, b of $ W or
and > hf offs e Or Of 2l-l3l-74 2oso 40
e.P. Famess and wife to D.
n. YeAter. lots land 8, block
!. q oesooock ............... 1900 90
0wtt-Clatss Deed.
kunikundi Schmaltz toKuni-
kunda Schmaltz. 5 hf of sw
az and hf Of ar of TO-
1ol-s4.'.... .........s...... 90
-
Teochees' Examination.
The regulars teachers examination
= will Be held in the high-schooI build
Ing ct Linton, Friday and SATURDAY.
the 18th and 10Th of May, beginning
o. $50 q. M.
HENRY H. HANSON,
County Supt.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-05-13

object OF increasln. the transporta.
tion facilities Of that stream.
Mary e. Wright, Who Vas convicted
OF manslaughterat Devils Lake rocent-
II, has been denied I new trial b.
Judge Cowan. She was found guilty
Of killing her foster.dauehtef.
A rattlssnake hide measuring seven
feet four inches b heinz exhibited q !
Dickinson window. The snake was
killed on tho ranch formerly owned by
Ex.Prosident Roosevelt. near Nedora.
tn. ro...r t.cnntv .nto,,o,,,,. c,nh
has been oreaniaed q Darlington. The
organization will work for better roads,
q well q for the better observance Of
lava sovernine the driving Of automo-
blles.
The No,,h.,n Ahet,.c, c,mn.r,
has petitioned the Cas- county com.
mlssioners to cancel delinquent per.
sonal taxes dated previous to 1895, aud
save lot Of bother 10 perfectipR re-
cords
ra,oo and cr.na ro,L. -. M, -
tho Damon.and. Pythlas class. and the
Ratchet b buried % deep that nothing
abort Of 40 extra session Of the lesis-
lature to discuss the state-fsir question
can dig It up.
III. nert th,no IN. s..r,... I'm
have to tackle h thu weed proposition.
Many sprsyers will be used over the
state this summer 10 On effort to q.
terminate the Questionable yeeeta-
tion.-Forum.
The ef,,tor - IN. r.,.hor c.,.tt.
gives the girls some pointer on how to
secure Z pgopoesl-when ! youne man
has his arm around her. The youne
lady shouldn't need manv suspaetions
by that time.-Forum.
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- ns..", S s...". ~. -. s -. S.vV..'
on woman raidars ~ his nl.ea AZ hnsi.
neas Thu Woman left. and thu nro.
prietor 4 held harmlees 4 nictnr..
machine v,s thu caane ,,e,u
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.sHs u1'u.'sl " usy'soacss' oeve!si
~ ..nks 49, .nIsa'eneo, ana tne
IIe uepss.nene t"tned OUT 70 ngnt
-. l'sus'
Inc sac game ana nsh commission
mel 70 Ainot recently and discussed
plans Tor the erection OF fish hatch
cry u FISH Lake, 10 Roletts county.
Captsin B. ". Main, the state nsh
commissioner, Vas present. Bids for
the erection Of the new plant will be
Advertised Tor.
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sr.s. wlln,u lous months sster yne nrst
icAtion Of this notice. 70 ssid xdminis-
= - his house on the n. E. \ Of Section
nRn shin l3a nnefh Aanaa Il Hasf Ol
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-05-13

a1ss2Ad essll1
Notice Is hereby given that . petition eas
tna aeicn ~ tho KIM in hl0Ck eiGht (0l.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-05-07

ular difficulty, he feels helpless. II
his college course could be proceeded
by or include, period of actual prac-
tice under the eyes of men who have
the knowledge aud the ability to deal
with difficult problems as they come
up, the results would be far different.
The student would then better appre-
ciate the significance of his theoretical
training aud would have a real knowl
edge Of what will be expected of him
when he enters the arena as an embryo
engineer.
Too often the college graduate has
been ground down to his books so closely
that he knows nothing else. He has
no knowledge OF men and cannot man
age them. He is helpless in an emer-
gency because he lacks the confidence
that comes from familiarity with those
JnlnBS WIFI which ne mas TO uedl. DOOh
learning alone is apt to make one mar
row, and many promising yonng man
has been spoiled for a successful career
by being made too booky. Modern con-
ditions demand broad men, and they
cannot be produced by narrow train
ing.
This fact is realized more and more by
educators, aud some Of the best mining
schools are now equipped to give their
students, at least in greater degree
than formerly, training that is very
near to what is to be found in actual
professional work. Schools of this kind
must necessarily graduate men better
fitted to advance rapidly and surely to
the positions of responsibility. There
are plenty of college graduates, but too
few highly trained aud competent men
for the highest positions.- Mining
World.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-05-07

Of opening the Scotch Bob road.
It is ordered that the Clerk of the
Board be and he is hereby authorized
to draw warrant on the Road Fund in
favor OF G. H. Crete in the sum of $4,000,
to assist in defraying the expense of
opening the Reynolds Greek road.
Whereupon, it is ordered that the
Auditor be and be is hereby authorized
and instructed to draw warrant on
the Current Expense Fund in favor of
Myrtle Hastings Shea, in the sum Of
1855 in payment of the expenses in
Cured by her in behalf of the county
in the administration of the Office Of
County Superintendent of Public In
struction of Owyhee County, Idaho
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
Board of County Commissioners in and
for the County OF Owyhee. State of Ida
no, that the title to the office Of County
Superintendent of Owyhee County,
Idaho, is contested by proceedings in
stituted in the District Court of the
Seventh Judicial District of the State
of Idaho, in and for the County of Owy-
hee, and that such proceedings have
not been finally determined,
1t is therefore ordered that the claim
of Myrtle Hastings Shea in the sum of
s225.O0 for salary as County Superin-
tendent of Public instruction of Owy-
bee County, Idaho, be laid over until
such proceedings have been finally de-
termined.
Whereupon, it is ordered that this
Board of do now adjourn sine die.
Attest: G. H. CRETE, Chairman.
j. S. ST CLAIR, Clerk.
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Faithful LAbores +.

There is one class of laborers who
never strike and seldom complain. They
get up at Ave o'clock in the morning
ana never get to bed until ten or eleven
O'Clock at night; they work without
ceasing the whole Of that time, and re-
ceive no other emolument than foods and
the plainest kind of clothing; they un-
derstaud something of every branch or
economy and labor, from finance to
cooking; though harassed by hundred
responsibilities, though driven and
worried, though reproached and looked
down upon they never revolt, and they
cannot organize for their own protec-
ton. Not even sickness releases them
from their posts. No sacrifice is deemed
too great for them to make, and no in
competency in any branch of their
work is excused. No essays, books or
poems are written in tribute to their
steadfastness, They die in the harness
and are supplanted as quickly as may
be. These are the housekeeping wives
of the laboring men.
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Practical Youns Men.

The young man who is petted too
much at home is seldom any good
What is wanted naw-a- days is a prac-
tical man who can do something else
besides smoke cigarettes and twist a
cane. The time to learn to work and
to learn busidess habits is in ones
youth. He who eads the life of but
terfy until he is twenty five or thirty
years of age, and then recognizes the
fact that he has made All ape of him
self, has precious little to recommend
him when be applies for a job. This
may be chestnut, but it fits not few
young men in every city in the Union.
Tie boys on the farm are better off if
they only knew it, than thousands of
the boys who are at large, wandering
hither and thither, searching and look
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Silver City, Idaho,
Friday, April 10th, 100!

Friday, April 10th, 1909.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
at ten o'clock, a. m.
Present: G. H. Crete, Chairman, j.
w. Mcdowell and A. J. Harley, Com
missioners, and J. s. St Clair, Clerk.
The following proceedings were had,
tO-wit:
The minutes of the previous meeting
we're read and duly approved.
1t is ordered that the Clerk Of the
Board advertise for bids for furnishing
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-05-07

ing for erich bonanzas" to turn up.
There is nothing like being practical
and there is but one way to be so. Ac-
quire business habits and train your
self 10 do g cd, honest, hard work
Don't waste your time learning to tie
a cravat. You can buy cravats already
tied
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-05-07
Practical Mining Education.

In these days Of great responsibilities
that must be borne by the leaders in
the conduct of large industrial opera
tions, special education is essential to
the greatest success. By special educa-
ton is not meant special college train
ing in theory only, but combination
of theoretical training with practical
experience along broad lines.
The methods of instruction followed
at many schools aud colleges are open
to we'll merited criticism, judging by
the fitness of the men they turn out for
successfully dealing with the practical
problems of their profession. The
points of weakness become evident on
examination of conditions. Unfortu
nately these conditions, even though
fully recognized, are not always easily
overcome, but they can often be
bettered.
Take the case of the young man WHO
is preparing himself for the profession
OF mining engineering. After good,
rugged health the greatest need is a
first hand knowledge of tine operations
that he must later be able to perform or
direct The assurance that comes with
the actual doing of things is of the ut
most value. This knowledge cannot be
gained from books. or from classroom
lectures, or from two or three hurried
visits to a mine. The vacation trips of
college classes under the chaperonage
of a professor are, without doubt, of
great benefit to the students in some
ways, as they are given an opportunity
to fix in their minds by seeing in prac-
tice many of the things which they have
read or been told. These trips do not,
however, make mining engineer. The
judgment must be developed for which
actual contact with real mining is nee
essary. Hand in hand with practical
experience goes theoretical training in
mathematics, mechanics, physics, ge-
ology, chemistry, mineralogy and other
branches that are a necessary part of
the broad-minded mining engineers
education.
A criticism sometimes heard of the
present system of technical education
is that too little attention is given to
developing the executive ability of the
student. He graduates from college
with his head stuffed to running over
with facts and formulas, but when he
finds himself up against the real hard
facts Of practical work he does not
know how to take hold and keep work
going; as he cannot turn to book or
instructor for guidance in his partic-
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wood, to be delivered under tile direc-
ton of the Clerk of the Board, said
bids to be opened July l4th, 1909, at
two o'clock p. m.
Whereupon, the Board accepted the
proposition of NJ. N. Fegtly, publisher
of the Owyhee Nugget, providing for
the charges to be made for the publica-
tion of all official notices required by
law to be published by any county Off
cial, from this date until the 9th day of
January 1910.
Whereupon, it is ordered that J.. S.
ST Clair, Clerk of the District Court, be
and he is hereby allowed the sum Of
SIS 90 per month as compensation for
clerical assistance in the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court, ex-oficio
Auditor and Recorder of Owyhee
County, Idaho.
Wherenpon, the Board examined,
audited and allowed the following bills
and accounts and ordered warrants
drawn on the Road fund in payment
thereof, to-wit:
L. B. Cowen, Refund of Road
Tax, on account Of age limit . 20
G. H. Crete, cash advanced for
labor ..-...... ............... w
The Board examined, audited and al
lowed the following bills and accounts
and ordered warrants drawn on the
Current Expense fund in payment
thereof:
M N Fegtly, Official publications$499 20
S. D. Maxon, Nightwatchman
and Fire Guard ........... 65 90
L. b. Cowen, Refund of Poll Tax
on account of age limit 49,. 00I
Fred Clark, Juror Cert. Justice
Court. .................... w
Oliver Temple, Juror Cert. JUS
tice Court. ................... 3 90
Oliver Blunt, Juror Cert. Justic
Court. ....... ........ 90
Thomas Steffen, Juror Cert, Jus
tice Court. ............ 800
Albert Townsend, Juror Cert.
,Tustice Court g 90
Leo Wogatke, Juror Cert. JUS
lice Court. commandments. w
Green f. Mathews, Juror Cert.
Coroner's Inquest. .. 700
G. H. Crete, Salary and expens-
es as Commissioner .... l26 IS
J. w. Mcdowell, Salary and ex-
penses as Commissioner. 49,. 229 80
A. j. Harley, Salary and ex-
penses as Commissioner. 80. 2l5 80
1t appearing to the satisfaction of
the Board that special session of the
Board of County Commissioners of
Owyhee County, Idaho, is necessary, it
is hereby ordered that a special session
OF said Board be held at the office of
the Clerk thereof in Silver City, the
county seat of said county, on Monday,
the 10th day of May 1909, at ten o'clock
a. M, for the purpose of acting upon
such liquor dealers bonds and applica-
tions for liquor licenses as may be pre-
sented to the Board; also for the purpose
acting upon such petitions for the APP
pointment of a Justice of the Peace for
Bruneau precinct as may be presented
to the Board at that time; also to can
vass the votes cast at an election to be
held on Tuesday, May 4th, 1909, to de-
termine whether or not the lands in
cluded within the boundaries of the
be declared duly organized as an irri-
CATION district, and if, upon such can
vass, it appears that two thirds OF the
votes cast are Irrigation District
Yes,' the said Board shall, by order
entered in it's minutes, declare such
territory duly organized as an irriga-
ton district, under the name and style
Heretofore designated, and shall de-
clare the persons receiving the highest
number Of votes for directors Of said
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Commissioners. Proceedings.
CONTINUED from page 81

Bruneau, Idaho, having made applica-
lion to the Treasurer Of Owyhee County,
10 lie named as depositarv of the funds
of said County, and has this day pre-
sented to the Board for the security Of
the funds so deposited in said bank a
bond in the penal sum Of s35 900, with
Arthur Pence, r. P. Chattin, Will t.
Montgomery, Pete Strom, S. p. Noble,
M. e. Reynolds, j. A. Spencer and
Frank Black as sureties thereon, to be
approved by said Board,
1t is ordered that said bond be and
the same is hereby approved as security
for the funds so deposited in said bank
in the sum of $25, 900; that the Auditor
take possession of said bond, and that
the Clerk Of the Board furnish the
Treasurer with copy of said order un-
der seal.
Ia the Matter of the Applications of
The American National Bank of Cald-
we'll and the Boise City National Bank,
of Boise, to be named as depositaries of
the funds of Owyhee County,
It is ordered that said applications be
and the same are hereby denied for the
reason that applications have hereto
fore been made by banks located with
in said County for the deposit of all the
moneys now held by the County Treas
urer.
Whereupon, it is ordered that the
bill Of the Idaho Children's Home and
Aid Society in the sum OF 800 for the
care of dependent children be and the
same is hereby disallowed
Whereupon, it is ordered that the
Auditor cancel the following assess
ments upon the Assessments Rolls, on
account of rebates and erroneous asses
sments, and credit che Tax Collector
Herewith, to-wit:
NJ. S. Azevedo, Property tax,
1898. .............-.. -. 80 20
Eastman & Anderson, property
tax, 1908 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO 81
Ernest Freitag, Property tax,
1908. Observation-Disclosures. 5 81
James Garbutt, Property tax,
1908 ~. ....... ........... 8 so
Nampa Ferry Co, Property
tax, 1908. ... ......... l6 %
Pegram q Parks, Property tax,
1908 ..... ...... ........ 20 "A
Conrad Sutton, Property tax,
1908. .. -. -. 81 Sc
II. S. Green, Special School
tax, Dist. 90 ...... $50. 10 55
Mrs. N. W. Caudle. Property
tax, 1908. .................... 10 50
Mrs. N. W. Caudle, Property
TAX, 15Ut -. ..,.........-.... IL "
The hoard examined and approved
the following Liquor Dealers bonds and
ordered licenses issued thereto, as fol-
lows; to-wit:
Connors & Brumbaugh, Silver City,
IL months from March 3lst, 1909;
W. S. Powell, DeLamar, II months
from April 4th, 1909;
s. A. Sloper, IL months from April
9TH, 1909;
Jasper Spencer, Bruneau, IL months
from March 3lst, 1909;
John slsttery, Silver City, IL months
from April 9th, 1909;
Michael Rock, Silver City, IL months
from April 18th, 1909;
j. M. Bruhzell. Jr., Silver City, II
months from April 18th. 1909;
Rood & Nelson, Silver City, 2 months
from April Both, 1908.
Whersupon, it is ordered that this
B GARD do now adjourn until Friday,
the 10th inst, at ten O'Clock a. m.
ATTEST: Oh. CRETE, chairman.
J. S. st Clair, clerk.
Silver City, Idaho,
Friday, April 10th. 1909.
poard mot ,,,rsna,t 90 o5io,,~v,,,o,,.
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Any Suit in the house for SIS
SWEENEY, Silver City.
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Stove Repairs at Philips.