The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-06-16
CIV. Brady Appoints Geo. Cow
o;ll. Member of Board.
uuI. INSPECT STATE GRAIN
c,um;ssion Has Supervision of
PupIic Warehouses.

On last Saturday Gov. Brady an
oounced the appointment of three state
sr,;u commissioners, for term of
no wears, ending March 6, 1911,
& which George Cowgirl, living i'm
mediately west of town, is one of the
number, John L. Woody, of Ken
duck. is another and Eli T. Simmons,
# Fairview, Oneida county, is the
,hird All three of the appointees are
oactical farmers, actively engaged in
the business at this time.
This board was created by the last
legislature, and will hold its first meet
mo in Boise July 1st, at which time
Standard grades Of all hay and grains
bought or handled by any public ware
house within the state will be estab-
lshed.
The duties of the commission will
be to exercise general supervision over
the hay and grain interests and of the
handling, inspection, weighing and
storage Of hay and grain, and of the
management of public warehouses,
will investigate all complaints of fraud
or injustice in the hay and grain trade,
and may fix the charges of public
warehouse men.
The members of the commission
receive IS for each day in going to,
attending upon and returning from
any meeting, and their actual ex-
penseS.
The commission is empowered to
elect an Inspector whose compensa-
tion shall be fixed at the sum of
$500, not including actual expenses.
He shall, before taking the oath of
Office, be required to furnish bond in
the sum Of SO, 900 for the faithful
performance of his duties. His term
is established at two years. All prose-
cutlons will rest upon complaints made
to him, and he shall each yea: collect
an annual license fee of SIS from every
warehouse within the state.
5. w. Sco6eld, Of the First Nation
albank left the latter part of last week
Tor the Alaska Yukon fair.
Mrs. ]. A. Wilkinson entertained
anumber of her friends at her home
last week with card party.
JaE. Byron, w. Fl. Casady and
Mack Rambo left Monday to attend
tie grand lodge K. of P. at Wallace.
Mrs. Mary l.. Swanson purchased
lot north of the depot this weel
from A. l.. Bledsoe, which is to bs
used as residence property.
Mrs. Ed. Vincent who underwen
a surgical operation at her hons
Monday at the hands of Drs. Camp
Oell and Stockton, is doing well.
Archie Dyer will leave in the morn
ing for Oakland, Calf, where h
goes TO accompany Mrs. Wallac
scott on her return trip home.
John Phillips received letter las
week from his son Homer, who
now at Vallejo, Calf, which wa
accompanied with number of yer
interesting views.
MIR. and Mrs. George Behean @
White Bird, took the train here Sun
gay morning for Spokane where Mrs
Dehean, who has been suffering fo
sometime from i'll health, goes fo
Treatment.
Odd Fellows Decoration Day wa
s'1lngly observed by that order Sur
uay, with sermon by Rev. William
sOn and the strewing of flowers on tn
graves in the fraternal cemetery.
ne Presbyterian services were hel
4 Brigade Hall Sunday evening ir
sas Sead of at the church, that Rev
williamson might illustrate his sci
mon on Indian Missions with stereoT
acon views which he had taken anon
'ae Southern California Indians
another illustrated sermon will b
seilVered at the same place next Sur
uay evening on Darkest Africa.