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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-12-25

Bonner county was ably repre-
senfed at the meeting by Commits
sioners 7. G. Bell, Martin Peterson
and ]. G.. Finstad.
Commissioner Robert Sterling of
Shoshone County was Chairman OF
the meeting, and Commissioner E.
Il. Sherman of Twin Falls County
was Secretary.
The Convention, before adjourn
ment, appointed the following as a
legislative committee: Commits
sioners Sterling, of Shoshone; Sher-
man, of Twin Falls; Kerrick, of
Canyon: Finstad, of Bonner; Scott
of Cassia; Huffaker, of Bingham;
and Lau, of Ban mock.
Governor Brady was much
pleased over the results accomplish
ed by the meeting of the Commits
sioners, and feels that work has
been started that will be far reach
ing in its effects, and that many
needed improvements in our laws
will result.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-12-25
Thimble Party
will result

Mrs. Geo. Croker entertained a
few of her lady friends Tuesday
afternoon at thimble party.
Daiuty and light refreshments we're
served by tue hostess. Those pres
ent " ere: Mesdames NJ. P. DeWolf,
F. A. Shultis, w. A. Alexander, E.
II. Ulrick, o. F. Mathiesen, H. L.
Medbury, w. P. Mahoney. w. D..
Baxter, VIM. vanGasken and Fred
Gleed. In the guessing contest
Mrs. VauGasken won first prize and
Mrs. Ulrick second,
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-12-25

resources of the banks of the state
is over $42,0O0,000, according to
Official figures, but only little
over 100000 appears upon the
assessment rolls from this source.
The banks are entitled to credits
upon the aggregate sum for real
estate, and some other items, but
the discrepancy is too great. The
discussion upon this assessment
brought out the fact that some
banks in the state evade taxation
in a way that was most unfair to
their com petitors, as well as other
taxpayers. Another case was cited
where a suit then on trial in court
brought out an instance of ock-
grower who swore that be had 275
head of cattle being confronted
with his sworn statement to the
assessor that he had only so head.
The question of railroad assessment
brought out another weak factor In
our revenue system. AT present
the State Board of Equalization
assesses railroad property by guess
ing at its valuation and taking
such a per cent of that valuation al
the board has reason to believe
other property is assessed at. This
method is uncertain and unsatis
factory, and the power vested in thu
state board is capable of abuse
State Auditor Taylor advocated ;
change in our revenue system al
applied to railroads, arguing for (
tax upon gross earnings instead o
an advolorem tax as at present
citing the states of California ant
Minnesota where this system is il
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-12-25

barrasing TO many boards, and
much valuable information was
obtained ae to how the various
ccnnties handled these problems.
But by far the greatest interest
was manifested in the problems of
taxation, and as o result of the
meeting of the Commissioners a
movement of far reaching impor-
lance has been started, having for
its object a reform of our taxation
and revenue laws. Besides the dis
cussion upon this subject by the
commissioners themselves, they
were addressed by Governor Brady
Attorney General McDougall, and
State Auditor Taylor. The follow
ing facts were brought out, that
whereas there is $6O0,0O0,O0O worth
of property in Idaho. it has an
assessed value of only $120,0O0,000
that while much of this discrepancy
was due to low valuations by the
assessors, a great deal of property
escaped taxation. The aggregate
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-12-25
Iuired, estimated at 100000

quired, estimated at 100000
more in the whole state than was
needed. From this condition there
is no remedy until the next legis-
lature meets. 1t was decided to get
along next year in the same old
way and to ask the next legislature
to give this important subject
needed attention.
The whole subject of taxation
and revenue was referred to a spe-
cial committee of six, consisting of
three County Commissioners and
three State Officials, whose duty it
shall be to investigate the whole
subject. and report with recommen-
dstions at thenext annual meeting.
The Commissioners named the fol-
lowing to serve upon the committee.
Governor James H. Brady, Attor-
ney General d. G. McDougall,
State Auditor S D. Taylor, Com
missioner T. G. Bell of Bonner
Comfy, Commissioner Robertson
of Washington County, and Com
missioner Hart of Lincoln County.
The committee organized with
Governor Brady as Chairman and
S. d, Taylor as Secretary. This
committee VIII make an exhaustive
study of the subject, carefully con-
sidering tax reform legislation in
other states, and by every means
at their command, delve into the in.
tricacies OF our tax problems, and
hope to be able to report some re-
commend atoms that if adopted
would result in a more equitable
adjustment OF the burdens of taxa
ton.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-12-25

successful operation. Among the
advantages claimed are (D greater
evenue and (2) certainty OF the
tax. 1t is very easy under our
federal Interstate commerce law to
ascertain what the gross earnings
IF railroad company is. That
amount ascertained, there remains
but to compute the tax by applying
the per cent fixed by law, usually
4 percent. There is no discretion
on the part of the state board. or of
any other taxing power, under such
system.
Cash valuation was another sub
iect that received much attention.
This subject was especially impor-
TAFT, i'm view of recent decision
of the Supreme Court, in which it
was again affirmed that the law
requires assessors to assess all
property at its full cash value,
Thel is no doubt as to the mean
ing of the law, and the Commits
sioners seemed practically of one
mind as to the policy of assessing
at cash values. They favored such
a policy, but the practical applica'
ton of the law was the rub. 1t was
discovered that the law provides
that there are certain levies fixed
and county commissioners have nc
discretion in the number of mills
upon the dollar to be levied. To &C
to a cash basis would mean thai
valuations would have to go ur
about four times wha. they are
now. and that the present leviet
fixed by law would raise severa
times the amount of revenue re
The true Democrat., 1909-12-04

All Ladies' Shirt Waists at Half
Price. These are Bargains.
The true Democrat., 1909-12-04

We offer all Colored Dress Goods, former
price 81, this sale ...........-. "a. ...... 75c
This includes Ladies Cloth Mohair
SergeS and Fancy Dress Goods.
Ladies' Fancy and Plain Dress Goods,
sold at 75c, this sale e.. ............... SOC
Ladies' Fancy and Plain Dress Goods
sold at SOC, this sale ..... ... 25C
All Outings, plain and fancy .............. .. &c
All Cretonnes ........ .. .... ..............S &c
The true Democrat., 1909-12-04

Every Saturday during this will sell Rescue Stripes and Checks
All CalcOes-lO yards for 45c.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-04-23
Record Breaking Trip

The first automobile to make the trip
from Denver in one day came in m Sat
urSay last. the ae;ua! running time be-
tween the two cities being sevsn and Gre
half hours.
The car that made the record -breari-g
run was Maxwell 5O-horsa 4-cyliu5er
touring Car that Rad just been purchased
o. G. W. Levi, and the party bringing
it Gown was met,r Pueblo by Mrs Lewis
ana ncT two sons. The trip from Puzzle
was made after supper and was so c2sv
in spite Of the rough reads ard fast tine
lha: TIE TWO boys slept most OF the WY
hCne.
The big car was driven from Danyer
oy E. .. MSrny, Of the Rocky Fo.d Aat9
Co, who recently acquired the agency for
the Maxwcil line Of automobiles. and this
was the first car sold by him.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-04-23
Married Secretly.

Quite Z sensation was created in
Fowler last Sunday when upon the
arrival of Mrs. G. NJ. NanHorn nee
Ramsay it was reported that the mar
riage between Mr.. NanHorn and his
wife had occurred some time during
the latter part OF March. 1t seemed
that they had stolen a march upon
their friends here in Fowler, and had
the marriage performed here by Rev.
Grace. in secret. and no one had been
the wiser. until Mrs. NanHoTn had
arranged to conc to Fowler and make
her home with the Fowler people.
Mrs. Emma Ramsay had made her
home in Rocky Ford for the ,ast six
wears. where she is well and favorablv
krown. while Mr.. NanHorn has been
a resident Of Fowler for the past three
years. and during that time has CON
ductcd barber shop here with much
success. winniu~ an excellent iaIruu-
aCe and a multitude of friends. VIII"
wish the hapDy counlc all that is lCs
in lifc.-Fowlcr Tribune.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-04-23
FAVOR EXTRA SESSION
Otero County Democrats Urge Gov
ernor to "Get Busy"

The following is self-exp!anatory and
requires no comment:
TO His Excellency Hon. John F. Shat
roth. Governor OF Colorado:
AT meeting OF tho Democratic CEN
trsl committee Of Otoro county. Coi2ra5r.
ouiy and legally called ard duly ho'G this
nineteenth day of AF'il. 4. D. 1863. ::
Ia Junta. Colo. the following resolution
was Unanimously adoP.cd oy tie s1J
COMMITTEES:
The De1:oc-z.ie central carnTii;cc &
Otero county, State Of Colorado, IN ce---
rnlttea assembled, CO hereby rc-aumr" F.
YOU to call an extra session oi 9
General Assembly at an carly date ~
the purpose Of having The r ..:.sf 5
therec; Cnl5t the platform pledges.
"The senator and representative from
Otero county. Colorado. appeared o-tovc
this committee. ard pledged th-m,es'-r
to enact the platform pledges.
"tSifnedl: 4. 3. Wallis, cha:rm-.:
Sherman Farr. secretary; 2. M. SPa.l-
ing. ). N. Powers. Ed MaL-ic, ccmm--
tce."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-04-23
THE new CITY
ADMINISTRATION
Now Has Charge of Gil,
Affairs
CHANGE QUIETLY
TAKES PLACE
Nor Ceremony Marked the
Passing of Old Council and
Induction of New

INDUCTION OF rev
The old city administration with Mayor
Pollock in charge met for the last time
on Friday evening last. when reports
from the several officers and committees
were received and accepted and the bus
iness Of the city under their charge satis-
faetorily wound up.
It was the intent Of the old council to
again assemble on Monday evening. SO
that they might In regular manner turn
over the business and affairs Of the city
to the new administration. but when the
new council convened on Monday night
the old was conspicuous by its absence.
80 that Mayor Van Buskirk and his CO.
horts were indueted into Office without
the grace and courtesy that usually marks
such occasions. The absence Of the old
council was because Of misunderstand-
ing that had arizen too late to be reetified.
Owing to the absence Of the city re-
cords but little could be done on Monday
evening beyond the organization OF the
new council. but one important resolution
was adopted before adjournment and
that was ''that the designations OF all ap-
pointiye officers should be placed in the
hands Of the city clerk Immediately after
their appointment"
Adjournment was taken until Wednes-
day night, when the new council went
into private executive session for tho ap-
poin,ment Of committees. etc. Following
are the several committees:
Street and Alley-North. Coleman.
tFtmer. .a n.-,s
Cemetery--Kellogg. Beymer; Coffman.
Scwer-Meyer. Kellogg. Coleman.
Health and Police-Beymer. Coleman.
North.
Fire-Kellcgg. Beymer. Meyer.
Liehts-Coieman. Kellogg. Coffman.
Iicense-North, Kellogg. Meyer.
Law and Order-Beymer. Coffman.
Meyer.
And the appointive officers. with their
salaries, arc as follows:
Water. Street and Park Commissioner.
Supt. of Sewers and Irrigation: Piumo-
ing lnspeetor-Daniel Deemer' SSo.
City Marshal, Food inspector. Assist
ant Health Offieer.-J. B. Craig. SZ5:
Night Marshall-James Sayers, $50.
CITY Attorney-H. M. Minor. 5000
Chief Of Fire Department-F. A.
Div; Driver Of Fire Team. wsiGhmasser'
Jack Tinsley. $50.
Engineer Of Water Plans-oeO. Pin
oyee So65
Police Judge-Wm. Green
Assistant Water and Street Commis-
ioner-J. L. Kellogg. $50.
Sexton-U. S. Ringer
Driver Of Sprinklsr-W L. Shepard.
A committee was appointed to find out
he probable cost Of an addition to the
resent fire house Of suffieien: sizo to be
,sed as a council chamber. and CITY
ffiees, as the present quarters must De
acated.
A resolution was passed rc-es'aolIsh-
the old water rate. at least until suen
le as the city attorney can prepare
ordnance covering such charges as
desired.
I'd the new city clerk was Instructed
AXE public the following report:
n addition to the outstanding. unpaid
rants as shown by the reports Of the
" Clerk and City Treasurer. the tol-
ling warrants have been allowed since
- sd -S l2C.9C
,a.J,,S hlev elS4
~ 2Ol4E
e5A56
S,,,;1ns,. 2I2.zE
80 - $3.50
n,,or" -. il.lC
.,;rS,n,, 1924:
;c,n15n-o Of Water Works 1886 Z;
- - 80 CC
5.4e2.9t
Bills not paid ard FLED with
INV cinrk ard for work com
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-04-23

Then came the report that A. Latson
would be a candidate and this was fol-
lowed by the rumor that Mr.. Evans
would not refuse the nomination to sue
eeed himself. but these reports lack veri-
fication and we understand will await
the outcome Of the mass meeting that
has been called for this evening.
According to this call which may be
found elsewhere in this issue-the same
subject that formed the cruz in the city
election, the matter Of finances, will be
the chief topic. and tho person who can
convince those present that he has Go:d
workable plan by which the school tax
may be reduced and q: the same tiTc re-
trenehment be msde so that the out
standing bonds may be mare rapd.y
taken up. will most surely be the eaad'-
date nominated.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-04-23
ROCKY FORD, COLORADO. FRIDAY. APRIL q, 1909.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
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The second team of the Rocky Ford
High School played the La Junta H. S.
second team last Saturday on the La
Junta grounds. The La Iunta boys were
defeated with a score of IL to 6. La
Junta started out in rather sensational
way, and for the first three innings the
score looked bad for our boys. but in the
fourth the boys battad around, scoring
SIX counts, and from: that time the re-
suit was never in doubt. The La Junta
boys are no match for the Rocky" boys.
The Rocky Ford High School team left
last Thursday evening In search of laurels
among the league teams Of the south
west. The first game was played at
Trinidad Friday afternoon and resulted
badly for the Rocky Ford boys. the score
turning out 9 to 10 in favor CT Trinidad.
jackson was in the box and Maxwell re-
ceiving. The Trinidad team had Pitch
er named johnson. Hendricks. the cap
tain Of the home team, was on the sick
list when he left Rocky Ford. and did not
recover sufficiently to DO his best work
until Saturday. But Frederick was him
self again" by the time he met the Ration
team. All the boys were determined to
win at Ration. and all arrived in good
spirits. The Ration team met them at
the station. The game was not played
at Ration. but at mining town called
Yankee" located on the line Of the rail-
road. eight miles from Ration. From the
first the Rocky Ford boys pushed Ration
to the wall. In the second inning. Rocky
Ford batted twice around. bringing in
fifteen scores. There were only two inn
ings in which Rocky Ford did not score
in the entire game. The total for the
game was: Rocky Ford SO; Ration o.
Hendricks pitched. and Maxwell received.
Thirty hits were made by Rocky Ford
off Smell and Johns. the Ration pitchers
TIE boys returned to Trinidad fo- stop
over until Sunday morning and arrived
IN Rocky Ford on the neon train Sunday.
The base ball game Of Rocky Ford VS..
Lamar will be played at the FAIR
Grounds this friday afternoon II the
weather is favorable. Lamar has one CT
the best teams in the School League and
a stiff game is expected.
The track meet Of the S. C.-N. N.
M. L. will be held a. Rocky Ford mex.
Friday. Contestants from all the towns
in the League will meet at the Fair
Grounds. The boys are doing remark
ably well in their track work, and it is
expected that Rocky Ford will capture
the pernant again this year.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-04-23
se.C62O6
. Word of Caution to Fruit Growers

Never use any arsen'e1i s5'ui-n IN
spraying your fruit trees VII le in oieoH.
If YOU do you lay yourself liable to
prosecution under the Colorado statutes.
Besia7a you des.rog q lar.e pr eenI OF
your fruit.
All ars1a'eaI s2luuons are me'e or .Sss
csu5,:- art wtlle they may not affect
the rolla.a .aoy will se1ia ,@' 's7s2r Fe..
len producing stamen and the fru,. vii!
drop.
4 On the same principle you can wash
your hands with SAFE y in solutions yeu
would no. dare put in your eye or mouth.
BY an Experienced HoTt.calturIs1.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-04-23
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-04-23
La Junta, Colo, Jan. l. 'O9

Ao uAso, SoAosS Odu' l. W
G. A. Beerbohm and G.. d.
Downer, being duly sworn and on
oath, depose and say that they
have held the position of Public
Trustee in Otero county, Colorado,
from January 1st, 1908, to Janu-
ary LIST, 1909, inclusive.
They also certify that during
that period of time they have not
foreclosed, sold, or caused to be
sold. while acting as said Public
Trustee, any of the real estate or
water rights on which Leon r.
Fenlason of Rocky Ford, Colo
RADIO, has mi de loans for any Of
his clients.
G. A. BEERBOHM,
G. Fl. DOWNER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this lzth day Of February. 1909.
My commission expires July I7th. 9oe
WILSON A. HART.
tSeaD Notary Public.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-04-23
and NOW IT Is
~ ST School POLITICS
Interest in the Coming Elec.
ton Of Director
SEVERAL CANDIDATES
ARE IN THE FIELD
And rlore Are Likely After the
Mass neeting Called for
This Evening.

Before the excitement attendant upon
the municipal election has had time to
abate the Rocky Ford voter Is again
being reused from his quiescent state to
take part in another election. This time
It is school politics that has the floor. but
the average voter can become just as
much worked up over school election
as they can in either municipal, state or
national.
During the past few days several can
didates for school director. to take the
place Of c. F. Evans. whose term sx-
pires, have entered the arena and from
the present outlook there will be at least
three who will make the race.
The first to make public announcement
that he had given way to the importuni-
ties Of friends and would be an aspirant
for the position Of school director was
E. T. Kreider. the matchmaker and jewell
er. and his candid aey had scarcely been
sprung when valiant opponent entered
the ring in the person Of Or. S. M. kel-
logg. As may be seen by the following
notice tha. the Enterprise has been re-
quested to publish. the latter gentleman
has the endorsement Of a number Of our
leading business men and citizens:
Rocky Ford. Colo. April 20. 1909
The candidacy Of DR.. S. M. Kellogg for
School Director Of District No. 4 is hero
by endorsed by the undersigned as we
believe that he will make a progressive.
a.axaa.;r in.nllinonA ,,nhiasnd nffici,l.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-04-23

Notwithstanding the .a.,onzrt .'c-. ...
there was large crcwd out t. in- Ga.
meeting Of RoeEy Fa,d Court NJ. 1865.
Court Of Honor, in K. CT P. hall c0 w.
nzsaay evening" ". :. Wa,-40. g.. .
manager ircm Denver, "as .hs has,
gugs; Of .-a Cor, ~ i0 7.~~.. .
the inyt.l.,c-s c2..-AcI tt. ~... s
so3G,y number o! ra-z. guests. w0g a-.a
entertained wi.h d s.. -nltd Psc-1aa..
Following an aGi,L5s from Jha ste
manager IN his usual witty yain. ezcl,-
lent refreshmc1ts we're served "1o
brought 70 a close an evening nos. en-
joyabIy spent.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-04-23
Sent Out some Cattle

The largest trarnload OF fat eattls irom
sais peint this season left Rocky Ford last
Frdsy morning. Tac-o we're twcnty-
e:sh. cars Of cattle in the special tran
I'D the heaviest sHr1fer5 we're MC-sr5
E@r1r ard Ncv.7ccr end the Lockha,:
Live YtJ-H Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-04-23

To accommodate ,as n-Hy visitors thl.
are expected to attend the !. o. o. +.
anniversary celebration on Monday the
ladies' Of the Presoyterian church will
serve dinror in the church dining room.
Everyone will be made welcome ard is
assured OF . bCunlIful repsst.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-04-23

o. 80
7 Bills not paid ard flee with
,itv clerk and for work COM
3letcd since April lst. about Sos-'o
S6.C62U6
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-04-23
DON'T BLAME
THE HEN
When You Get Bad Eggs for
They We're Good When
She Laid Them

You can examine insur.
ance and you can candle
eggs, but after all isn't it
best to demand the kind
Of Insurance that you know
is good all of the time?
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-08-18
SEWER NOTICE.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
lowing resolution is proposed for adop
chester, Iowa:
Whereas petition of the owners of
a majority of the linear front feet
Franklin street and New street. in the
city of Manchester, Iowa, has been filed
with the City Clerk. and presented to
mestlae held August End. 1853. r sskins
for the order of the city council direct
ing the construction of sanitary sew
er along said Liberty street from New
street west to connect with main sewer
on Franklin street; Now therefore,.
Be it Resolved by the City Council of
Section l. That, the construction of a
sanitary sewer along Liberty street
from New street west to connect with
the city of Manchester. iowa. is hereby
declared desirable and necessity.
Section 2. That said sewer shall be
eight inches in diameter. to be cement
ed at joints by approved method. with
approved flush tank, and suitable man
holes and lateral connections: to be
Map OF sanitary Sewer System of Man
chester, Iowa, and plat book of same,
on file in the office of the city clerk.
ence> thereto.
Section s. That special assessment
not exceeding s1.0O per linear foot. in
accordance with special benefits con,
fered thereby, be levied and assessed
posed sewer. to aid in the cost of the
construction thereof. except property
heretofore assessed for sewer purpose
and except cost of man holes and flush
tank. and that part of sewer laid on
Franklin and New streets; one half OF
such assessment to be levied against
property on either side Of said sewer
You are further notified that said re-
solution will be considered for its pas,
sage and adoption nS on the 10th day tt OF
city council Of the said city 81 Man
chester. Iowa, to be held in the coun.
Gil chamber commencing at eight O'Clock
p. M, at which time and place the own
ers OF property AUDITING on said propos-
ed sewer and subject to assessment for
payment thereof. and any others inter-
ested, may appear and make objections
to said contemplated sewer. and to the
passage and adoption of said proposed
resolution.
iav of August, 1909.
Attest. A. ID. Long.
Edw. Hruby. MAYOR.
City Clerk. S2-swks.