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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25
YoIi5iit 70 nj nj t An GoIl

Eoli5iit 6reoerif Wind) bonn moro.
oitlifen Giitrift fam an 0onneritao
abeno bel Der gerfolgung eines Hl.
beitorers an Monlment. uno @olie.
itrabe 5u JoQ uno erlitt cine Ser.
renfung bes Iinfen Sanoaelenfes.
Gr nnroe nod oenr isrdclitiid,e so.
ipital ae6ra6t u1h bort III @cbono,
lung genonrmen.
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SIouf nntcr . iiraid,nf

Cloud infer 9iirgidui +.
- Ger % Sabre oltc &idJoro Cloud
Der, iuie bcreitS bcridtet, am Wiitt.
nod No6nlittoG in Der 8obrutg bes
9errn Weorge i. 9rolpiL Nr. 1909,
Gloptonltrnbc ieincn &oter burd) eli.
men Gepolperihnb uerlpnuibete uro
Inn 5luei 3Gblrc aus Dem Wunoe
id)ob, ipilroe gciicrll bonn Yoli5eirid,-
ter Sobnnuien lueGen Tragens BON
pe~rborgcncn @oiien infer $5OOYiirg.
id)oft Dem @eridtSuerfobreil iiberipic.
len illlo negelt Srunfenbeit al $40
@eloitroie pernrtbcilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25
Staot Baltimore.
Gin ncttcs Sriu.

fSttONN ~ - - I I W.
boitct jmei MGutcr ulo ci.l
Srullen6inmer inter Dem Ser,
Oodlt, beocltcnoc GiebitGble be
9ungell II babe1.
gSenu lid Die Germutblul0en ser
Yoli5ei oes norboitlid)cn Iiltrifts dis
riftig crpeiien, 10 bot Sergeant Ga
rep mo Yoli5ilt StworBtopi nit
Der S~erboitun9 BON George 0robant.
Der bebuitptct, BON 2enucr, Gol., Ill
TO fonlnlen. einen mrS0CScid)uetcn
6ong gcntoht. 81 glcid)cr 3eit mlir'
Den jiuci 9c9leiter @ro6om'S, elmer
ScuiS. 10 Sabre olt. mo Mice Sur.
rem, - Sabre oft. 9cioc uoll Hr.
l64l, Wulifin.S troBc. pcrboftet mo
IN Der norooitlihen GoIi5ciitotion ell-
1eliefcrt. Somreu lullro9 ~beid)lloiot,
otgeblld) cine Nli5obl Shmud,
laden BON ullbafonuten Ecrionen &c.
ltoblen 6t baben, ulb OoS MGodcn
1T beldllioiDt. g~eitoblenc SG)mud.
laden oilgcnomlnen 81 buben. Mnl
20, oicieS Monots fnnl bon Oct
@oIbington Eoli5ci al ooS biclioc
Eoli5ci.G aportcnlent Oo2 Griltd)el,
nah 5ruci W1nncrn bon Der 0cidrci.
bu1g bon @robom mo 2eipiS I'm.
ld)ou 5lt boltell, ,ueld)c III @oibin9tol,
rpcgcn 3cd)preHereLr Acwiinid,t mir.
oen. An 0onnerItog Nud)mittoG
banlcrttcn Scr1eoilt Gorep mo YoIi-
slit Shworbfopf Die jmci ocllollnten
Mt0nncr. ililO % ibnen Die acbnlidj.
felt nit Sen bon Ser @oi6in9toncr
EoliJel @eindtcn diiifitl,5 fpl9ten iic
ibncn. 'Srpts" ELECTROMAGNETIC" ocul
Sans Rr,'fBfE 6'ndifftinn. StroBc,
mabrellS lid, @robof1l iii cir 3inlmcr
bes oritteil Stodrptrfs' i'm Solis Il
1910, Dit 6dtCttc,- StroBe, begdb
Gort iibcrroidftn Sic gloilr6fc ser
2ebtertu in Dem Worlellt, ols Ser,
lelbc cine flcinc Spnrbonf nit einein
Stemntciien o%iincte. Sic llnbnlcll
i'm felt I'm bc9obsu iid ooltll uodl
oenl j0alS al Der MillQifin. StruBc,
no tic 2cpiS in @eieQitoit Don
gllce Sulurp ontrofen. Ga 2ebtcrc
III ibrcr SnuOtoihe perihieoelt
Sdmud0cacnit1nOc bottc, Die lie bon
@robom erbaltcn babcu Mil, muroe
auf lie mitperboitet. gei'm geitri,
gen Terbor Dor Eolijeirifter Gle.
pcllDn goben 2GpiS uno alicc an,
lie bottcn Graham IN B6ilooelpbio
%getroifcn llnb wGrcn ouf Delien Gill-
looung nod Baltimore %gefonunen.
Wobreno @robam Ieine Mnsiogen
modte, belt inn 2ieutennnt 8eae.
tcr ploblid) elmo Photographic IN Ell.
ner Geteftip. 3eitlrug Dor bie s(igeu
mo ingtc: oSier lit SIR 0ifo". Gro.
BAN NOR mlone1ton perpler. per-
iiderte onrl obcr %iofort. bnB Od&
nid)t ieina photographic lei. 9oS
@ilo iudr ooSjctige zines Somes
Graham. melder in Chicago megcit
Giebitobls bon $lGS2 bon Der 8cls,
Sarge Grprcb Company" sepiinidt
miro lno ollf ocIicn tScitnohnlc cine
W~elobniltg BON 500 nusgeiebt lit.
Gle brei Nrrcitontcn lpuroen bis I'll
eincnl meiteren Terbor am 30. bieies
MollotS nod ocm @efGneniB 9eiauot.
Sn5piiden miro iif bos Yoli5ei.Ic.
portement nit Den Yoli5eibcboroctt
bon Gbicogp mo @aibington pr.
ItGnoigcr.
49, ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25

Or. 2. 8. gigbam nnb u. 9.
apont. ipeIde 81 @eorgetopn. G..
s. iinter Der Anflage Dor @eriht
Ita1oett, cine jrau 8inabam er,nor-
oct 81 bahcm ipuroem acitcrn oes
Sootidlaas iiberfiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25
SmUlf aliiflif)e @eidnui tier,

Sic 5tpolf ON 2ebcn befilloli6en &in-
Der oeS peritorbenen 9nltnior
@epforti den Gebepoores boltelt
ieit 30 Sobren Die critic 6omilien.
&cltnion. - Nac %mobl6obeno unb
iueit uno brett bcfannt uno 9cud).
tet.
Gin 6enncrfenSluertbe3 Sanilicniclt
fono geltcrn Nbcno IN Der Mobmung
Der Srou Gn1ilie 9nile, Mr.. 725, Sen.
noritroBe, ltatt. 3>uolf gliidlite @e.
ibruiiter, bie ainoer ocS perltorbencn
@oltoior @epfortb'ihen GbepooreS,
bieltcn ieit 80 Sobren Die critic Sonli.
lien Hcunion. 0ielelbeu troien am
Ietten Mittfpod) bel Der SodBeit Der
SoGter oes Serrn Charles &. @ep.
forth IN 2cbnnun'S Soue 5uiamnen
lno fonnen oabei 81 Dem 9elhluB,
oieieS Gomilienfelt 5l orrongiren,
Tac @cidppiltcr, nonlid Serr @eorg
8epforth Srou Glilobetb 9oe, 6roil
glnilic 9oilc, @crr Ebilipp ". @ep-
forth, Serr @iQiom OsiuoIo @cp.
forth, SRI. Hoiinn @epiortb, Srall Nc.
=. Sompiom Srou Eotbeuio GSner,
Scrr Charles i. @epforth Srnu Glas
ia 6cltltcrcr u1o Sroil Collie &. Gel.
pbep botten iid) 81 Der lilbid]en 6eit-
lid)fcit cingefunoelL crinlcrten lid if.
rer Sinoeriobre mo pieocrbolten oqe
Die olten Sie0er, meld1c IN ibrer Sim.
Der5clt 9ellillgcn iurroen. Sror Sols
lie SaBler, 6ieI od)ter bon sSrou Gmi.
lie Bale, botte Den photographer ".
@ronin9er engnGirt, Der onnn Elm
Counterfeit Der ~ @cIdJpiiter nobm.
Ionn mllrbe Der Slbeno bel @ciang
mo Cans Derbrnft mo cill belifotes
Spllper cingenommcn. Ser Safer
Der @enonilten luurDc IN Sronffurt
onl Wtoin1 geboren iln0 fam i'm Sabre
1880 nod Baltimore, SIN Wtoi 1904
plrpe er ieinen &lebet ollrdl ben Eob
cntriiicn. Ser luBcrit gliiflihen
Gbe, melhe CT nit %ieiner Satin, Srall
Gliiabetb @cpfortb, Die bereits I'M
Sabre 1885 boS 3eitlid)e ie9nete, fiibr.
70 p%utinro,icu "A &iuNpr nm Ap,tpt,
bic ~ genonnten nod anl 2eben limo.
Serr @epfortb etoblirte bier i'm Sab.
re 1915 Dos @epiortb'id)e Serren.
S6nciber . Gtobliiiemcnt, 9tr. 217
bis 219, Horb.EocuitroBe, ipelheS
icbt bon Den beioen Sobnen Ybilipp
uno Charles i. geiiibrt miro. Be.
mcrfensluertb lit nod, Dab Der Ser.
blidere elmer Ser eritcn Seier oeS
yOeutid)en Gorreiponoenten" mor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25
Das Epfer mar Nnna Gatter.

Ncwea Dort@ %. Oftober. =
Sic Snipelen nnb Sdmubiaden,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25

Ger p9iirger Scr Of sue.
rnngS &erein BON Horo.
o il 3 Baltimore" bielt geltern
Nbeno in Icillem Vofnl, Hr. 250t,
Oit-Grelton.S trobe, ieille reQslmGBi-
&c Sibung, IN meld)er inter anoerem
Die Gripciterlng Der Yrott.S traBc,
BON Der Weit.S Sails. Npenus bis sur
Breiioent. Strobc, einihlieblid Der
T%crgroBcrung Der NrottitraBeG.
Birdie iiber sic SoneS Safe, ionic
Die Grrif)tltng zines GrbolungSpiers
am 6ilBe oes 9roaomop beiiiuportet
iullrOe. Gte Witglieoer iprohen lid,
luie bel ben triiberen geriommlun.
gen gegen Die eingereihte NotlirgoS.
&croronulg in Ser beitcbcnoenSorm
aus.
Nble6cn. - @eitcrn itorb Sr.
6rcocrid ". Shneemon @otte bon
Srou Bertha Shneemun I'M 4lter
bon 80 Sobren. Iie 8eeroiglnlg lin.
oct am Wontag, Hod)mittngS . ll6r.
pom (rmucrbauie, Nr. 729, Sii6.
Wontioro- Npenuc, ans oui Dem .Wtt.
Carmel. SrieOboie" itott.
Ole 3tonSgemeinbeb bat ei.
lien &%lnoergarten eiigcridltet, Der fiir
&lnocr bon A bis 6 Sabrelt beitimnlt
ut. GcrIclbe untcrltebt Der Seitiung
elmer erinbrcncn ainoergdrtnerilt.
Sonmtoo, Den 81. Sftober, feiert Ole
@emeinoe ooS Neiorntotionsfelt. Wor.
genicicr, t0.45 bcginneno, abenOs 8
Nor Sorleiing beS SiitbcrfeltipielS
bon Sans Seriuig.
Ger .Gemofrnti6c s [ II +
Der 1. @orb" bielt geitern abero
n 2cimbod's SolIc an Glirlep., nobc
dillon. StraBe. cine 0eriamnnlung,
~ peId]er iih gegen 800 @dbler
%cinfonOeu nmb in pelfer iolaenbc
Serren aniproden bielten: Soiporo
Sofiot Som. Ynttiion, Mar Wops,
SoliS 3. @recn n. 3bomns, Wm.
Gopne, Hidter Socob Hob, Swen
Neoop aooIpb @niberIet mo Nit.
def Griffith. Den Soriis fiibrts
8r. 6roncis u. Gugemer. Die Bou.
len 5pild)en ben ein5elnen aniprahen
wiiroen onrh prof. 5reo. Of. Red.
tenpalb's Ordeiter alisgeiiiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25

Ectrr@bu ~ %. Sftebcr. -
Gin beitte gbeiio bier fiuiircnoes &c.
riid)t giebt al, bic 8roBm1dtc bGttcn
enc 9odcftionotc be5iigIid) berMmno.
dnlrci.6rage an Hublonb gcrid)tet.
Webrere Imcrifnner iinb bier ol,-
gctonfnleti, Inn cine 1Sobrif sitr Ser
itellung Don grntemaid)incn 81, er.
ridten.
Gnmo tritt 5%nammen.
petersburg, %. Sftober. =
1ie Guma, oeren 5erien ON Is.
Srni bcgaimen, piro morgen pieoer
5ulanlmentreten.
Ter Sftoberiiten-G onsreb, ipelfer
g~citern ieine Sisunaen iflob. bat
lln5uirieoenbcit iiber Die 2angiam-
felt, nit meld)er Die periprodenen
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GtnSen1n tcrocs Mderbaus
S%eportenlentS crfldrt. oaB in ben
Der. Stnoten pon oeu Snipeftoreit
nlebr Tleiid, oils iunbroudbar fiir
menldlid)c Nnbrltng befunoen iper6e.
ols III irgeno eIneni Sanoe Der Welt.
Wns iull bnnlit -befpieien iperoen2
God mir, Dab eS in ben Der. Staater
mebr franfeS gieb gibt, oIS in irseno
einenl anoeret 2nnoe, oaB eS -ulio
Iuign6e Der 8ieb5iid)ter iiro Der Be.
borben lit. Ole pielen Gronfbeiten NIT
gr0Bter energie 5it befdmpfen. @enrt
in ben Ser. Stnaten alli1brli6 fir
IL MiQionen Collars Shlahtpiebe at
8rlinbe gebt mo etna ebeniobfel
ooer mebr al geidladteten Tbierer
ais misunderstanding befun6en
miro, 10 lit ons Elm erormer BerliiIt
oil Natiotlnl i. Sermogen. Wartm
ioate in Den Ser. Staaten nift eber.
iooiel fir @%eiunobeit oes ShIad)t.
piebs geleiitet meroen fonnen, ipie In
onoeren 2dnbern?
The evening world., 1909-03-30
STOCKS LOWER
IN BRISK MARKET
Selling Pressure Centred on
New York Central Union Pa
cific, Smelling and Copper.

Proft-taklng In the early market to-
day caused fractional declines and con-
tinued selling put prices about one point
below last nights closing. The heaviest
realizing was in New York Central.
Reading, Union Pacific, American Smelt
Ing and Copper, Atchlson and Er.a
were two exceptions to the general
weakness. The former went over LOG on
rumors Of an Increased dividend pay
ment Erie rose to 2, I-S a gain of over
two points. There was slight improve
ment in the general market later in the
session, but prices were still slightly
lower Trading vas active.
Steel was the feature In the after.
noon trading on heavy buying or
ders the issue advanced to Is l-2, A
gain Of ! u points. Beginning with
the final hour the trend Of the market
was downward, prices at the close be.
ing around the lowest OF the day,
Losses at the finish ranged from TO
> points. Trading was fairly active.
The total sales Of stocks were Sl0,-
200 shares, and Of bonds s3,SSj,0O0.
The evening world., 1909-03-30
TAFT BANS ANY PLAYER
WHO LETS HIM WIN AT GOLF.
No Easing Down" for the i'resi-
dent, Who Insists on Taxing Vic
tory Only on His Merits.

WASHINGTON, March 30. - The
courtesy Of permitting the monarch
to win in all sorts OF games in which
he may become II contestant does not
find its counterpart in republican
America when the chief magistrate,
President Taft INDUCES in any game.
Mr Taft in nppc,Iing upon the golf
links at Chevy Chase has made 1t well
known that he wishes every one who
enters into game with him to do his
level best to beat him. and he has
even leaned backward In his endenvor
TO stand straight with respect to tho
rules
In fact, this suggestion has never
been necessary to any one who plays
golf with the President, as the general
belief prevails that were any one dis
covered in deliberately giving him a
game as a delicate means OF ilattery
they would not again have an oppor-
tunity to contest on the green with
him. Mr. Taft is a vsry careful golf
player, striking the ball with great de-
liberation and never making n random
shot He plays uniform game. and
while he can be depended upon to make
a good score he is not rated among
The evening world., 1909-03-30
ECZEMA VICTIM SAVED
AFTER THIRTY YEARS
Wintergreen Compound Stopped Itch at
CnCe-Dsease Soon Disappeared.

After dosing the stomach for years and
trying all kinds OF alleged cures for ec.
zema. Mr. NJ, 7, Firmin, reports per-
feet cure. He simply washed the skin
with an oil OF wintergreen compound
mixed with thynol, slycerine, &c.
Mr. NJ 7. Firmin, for 'he last 20 years
In the employ OF the c. s. Daniels Furn!.
ture Co, OF Wichita, Kan, writes
"ECzema t.fs, appeared on my body wher
was a child years OF age. For over
thirty wears ! scratched and scratched and
doctored. 1t drove me Wild.
The disease covered my entire body from
my scalp TO MY toes. My doctor and my
friends all save ne up as incurab.e.
Then ! commenced using the D. u. D.
Remedy. The fret application stopped the
horrible itching and gave me nights sleep
Il gave mo strength and hope continued
growing better.
II kept up the treatment for month. and
am now entirely cured, excepting lttIc
roughnsss on my lef. ankle"
Having personally known OF many
chronic cases, We have gained great CON
fIdence In D. D. d, Prescription,
Druggists Of this city recommend D. y. D.
Prescription, also d. D. d. Soap. For free
sample bottle, which will Instantly relieve
the itch. write direct TO the u. u. D
Laboratories. Dept. 262, ll2 Michigan st.
Chicago, III.
The evening world., 1909-03-30
.,FOOT SUBWAY
LATEST PLAN TO
0UTW|T M 'AD0O
Bill in Albany Provides for De-
pressing Forty-Second Street
at Fifth Avenue.
BALKS HUDSON PLANS.
Would Send Proposed Tunnel
Down TO Fifth Sub
way Level.
BALKS HUDSON PLANS.

A subway fUc pedestrians under Fifth
avenue at Forty-scaond street, It was
learned today is the lates, plan Of the
friends If the Intcrborough-Metror
Company, to prevent President William
q. McAdoo. OF the Hudson and Man
haitian Railroad Company, from getting
his SiNth avenue subway extension to
the Grand Central station.
Information from Albany received at
the City Hall was in effect tha, a bill
had been introduced In the Legislature
providing for a foo, subway at the Fifth
avenue crossing. which Will take the
first subway level reserved for the pro-
posed North and South subway by the
old RAPID Transit Commission
This tunnel. IL built. will accomplish
a twn.fold purpose The lessee Of the
present subway. whi'h occupies the sec
ond subway level, need not then fear a
rival taking the first subway level for
the foot tunnel will shut out any cross
town subway connection tos the Bradley
Steers-Gaffney Company, WHO are said
10 be acting for Philadelphia financIers
desirous Of building Lexington avenue
subway. Any new subway builder
wouId hardly ,ok. a subway IovaI -,
Lexington avenue already occupied at
Fifth avenue.
To Gend Him Lower.
In tho second nlaco a root subway n,
A.. ,,.,.....,. -,
''' f"' -Se'"''" N"t't c'oss'hs U" ''e
nrst subway leyc! Will give the Inter
borough people grounds upon which 10
nIesd ,,at ,,,o ,l,iri .,,,,.o,. ,o,,ol sn,,,,,
''''"''
be reserved Tor the future noIth ana
south subway. As Mr.. MCAdoo las
psked for the third subway lay.I II is
,h,.i.,, ,,,.',,,, -,
oDN'o"S ''"' '"e 'N'""''! ""' i anne" 'o
block his putting his extension near the
stree. surface, and II posslDle send him
dou, :, ,b. .,,n .,,hu,, Ia,.., ri, ,,u,.r
'''" '"'""' ''''' VI 'o"''
ffesiueht Shohts, OF the lhter-Mei
The evening world., 1909-03-30

tho topnOtch cXnorta lie almlrcS \
fine PLAYER and could detect II sunl
contestant should fail to do his /. 81.
The evening world., 1909-03-30
PRINCES EXCHANGE NAMES
BY ORDER OF SERVlAN KING
George Is Alexander Now ana Alex
anier George, with All
Throne Rights.

BELGRADE. March 3O.-King Peter
issued a ukaSc to-day changing the
names OF hiS sons. The step is taken u
preserve the name of George as head
of the house oE karageorgoyItch. The
former Crown Prince George, who last
week renounced his rights to the throne,
will henceforth be known as Alexander,
while Alexander, Georges younger
brother, who had been recognized as
Crown Prince. viii be known as George.
George. ;he now Crown Prince, has been
made a lieutenant in the army.
The Local press Is volcing the demand
that he he sent TO European colleges to
complete his education.
ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
Sun rises. j,i0'Sun sets. 6al Moon sets 900
The evening world., 1909-03-30
The Closing Prices.

To.day's highest, loves, and last prices Of
stocks and u net changes. AS compared with
Yesterdays final figures. are as follows:
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-08-14

NJ. Robinson ct al, inhabitants of road
district No. 80, praying for the estab-
llshment OF public highway so feet
IN width, commencing at the southeast
corner OF Section 20, thence west to
the southeast corner Of Section %,
thence west to the southeast corner
OF Section 80, running thence west to
the southwest corner of Section 80, all
In Twp. north of Range west, B. M.
1t appearing that all land owners over
whose land said proposed road will
run have decided right of way for said
road to the county, therefore the petit
ton Is approved and the road declared
to be public highway, and the road
oVerseer ordered to open said road
ana put 1t in condition for public
travel.
In the matter of the petition of M. ].
Graham ct al, inhabitants of road dis
trict No. %, praying for the establish
ment OF public highway, the same Is
rejected for the reason that in the
opinion of the Commissioners there
are more damages asked than are
justif1able.
In the matter of the petition of w,
J. Walls ct al, inhabitants of road
district No. Al, praying for the estab-
ilshment of public highway, petition
Is accepted and Fred Mcconnell, Geo.
Shue and Thomas Crawford are APP
pointed viewers to view said road.
after having first taken the oath as
prescribed by law, and report to the
Board on or before the October meet
ing.
In the matter of the petition of T.
A." Shook ct al, inhabitants of road
district No. 81, praying for the estab-
lishment of a public highway, the petit
tlon was accepted and Fred Mcconnell,
Geo. Shue and Thomas Crawford are
appointed viewers to view said road,
after having first taken the oath as
prescribed by law, and report to the
board on or before the October meet
ing.
Adjourned until July 20, 1909.
JAS. VANDERDASSON,
Chairman.
o. v. BADLEY, Clerk.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-08-14
Fourth DAY Of the july TORN.

Caldwell, Idaho, July Is, 1909.
The Board of County Commissioners
of Canyon County, State of Idaho, met
this day pursuant to law, having ad-
journed from July Is, to equalize the
assessment roll Of the present year,
and after examining the same as such
Board, made the following changes:
The assessment of A. B. Moss OF
Payette was raised from a1470 to
1920.
The assessment of the Payette Ma
tional bank was raised from S26,160 to
32S, 900.
The assessment Of Mrs. Phoebe
GenOwoys, whose land had been as.
sessed at 914 per acre, the same was
made to conform with adjoining lands
and assessed at SO per acre.
The Clerk Of the Board was author
ICED to publish notice that said Board
Of Equalization would meet July 26, to
listen to any complaints relative to
personal assessments.
Whereupon the Board adjourned az
EQualizing Board, until July 26, 1909.
JAS. VANDERDASSoN,
Attest: Chairman.
o. BADLEY. Clerk.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-08-14
Finn Day Of the July Term.
CALDWELL. Idaho, July l6. 1901

C1loReHs ao0n0, July lhs 1SOa.
The Board OF County Commission
ers met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present: James Vanderdasson
chairman; j. 4. Kerrlcl. o. @. Rine-
hArdt, and o. v. Bailey, clerk. when
the following proceedings were had.
to-wit:
In the matter of the appointment of
trustees for Independent District No.
IL, the following trustees were APP
pointed:
J. B. Fisher, Geo. Stewart, whose
terms will expire September. 1909;
Peter Alberts, J. H. Hannigan, whose
terms will expire September, 1906 A.
Myers, F. P. French, whose terms will
expire September, 1911.
The ofilcial bond Of A. ]. BreshearS
as road overseer Of District No. IL was
approved.
The resignation of H. Bray as road
overseer of District No.: was accept
cd.
The contract with T. c. Pearson as
superintendent Of the County Poor
Farm was approved and placed on ME
In the matter of the application of
Independent School District No. 8, the
transfer OF S29.14 from the bond fund
To the general fund was allowed,
In the matter of the application Of
C. ID. Goaslind, state examiner, asking
that the Commissioners allow and IN.
struct the County Auditor to attend
the State Auditors convention held a.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-08-14
o. v. BADLEY, Clerk.
Ninth Day Of the July Term.
CaldRell, Idaho. InlY 12. bel


The Board of County Commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment Pres
emit: Jas. Vanderdasson, chairman; j.
.. Kerrick, o. G. Rinehardt, and o. v.
Bailey, clerk, when the following pro-
ceedings were had. to-wit:
After the opening. the following
Canyon County citizens we're appoint
ed as delegates to the National Irriga-
ton Congress, to be held at Spokane,
Washington, August Q to IA; John Nc
NiRh, Emmett; v. D. Hannah, Cald-
we'll; John Nelson. Parma; T. G. Mock.
Nampa; L. V. Patch. Payette.
In the matter Of the petition of A. d.
Mccoy ct al, Inhabitants Of road dis
trict No. IS, asking for an appointment
OF ]. II. NJ. White as road overseer,
the same Is approved.
In the matter Of the petition OF Ed
ward Nelson ct al, inhabitants of road
districts Nos, % and q. praying for
the establishment of a public highway,
the same being defective by not con-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-08-14
Caldwell, Idaho, July "a, 1909.

The Board of County Commissioners
met this day pursuant to adjournment:
Present: Jas. Vanderdasson, chair
man; ]. E. Kerrick, o. G. Rinehardt,
and o. v. Bailey, Clerk, when the fol-
lowing proceedings were had, to-wit:
In the matter of the petition of A. ].
Ashbaugh ct al, of Payette, asking
that Betty Kessler, resident of Pay
cite, be admitted to the Poor Farm, the
same is accepted and the Clerk of the
Board ordered to notify said Betty
Kessler of the action of the Board.
, In the matter of the petition of S. D.
Alspach ct al, inhabitants of Road
District No. l, relating to the estab-
lishment of a public highway COM
mencing at the S. w. corner of the
N. w. quarter of the N. w. quarter of
Section 20, said petition is accepted
and William Moot, w. H. Plat and
Thos. Ireton are appointed viewers to
view said road and report to this
Board on or before the October meet
ing
Whereupon the Board adjourned I'M
til July &c, 1909
Approved:
JAS. VANDERDASSON,
Attest: Chairman.
o. v. BADLEY, Clerk.