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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-07-16

~'5 hHS'tS'' 0OutI " pO4b'
of beginning, said School District
to number 8.
The petition of F. L. Williams
and 80 others for the creation of a
new school district, east of Hey
burn, is granted and said district
hereby created numbering 20, and
with boundaries as follows: Start
ing at the n. e. corner of Sec. 6,
T. 10 S, r. "a f. B. NJ, and ex-
tending west 2 miles, to the n. w.
corner OF section l; thence south
2 miles 10 the S. w. corner of Sec.
II; thence east 2 miles to the 5. E.
corner Of Sec. 7; thence north to
starting point.
In the matter OF the incorpora-
ton of the Village of Jerome.
This matter came on regularly
to be heard, this 10Th day of July,
1909, before the Board, and it APP
pearing to the Board that a petit
ton signed by a majority OF the
taxable inhabitants OF the proposed
Village of Jerome, Lincoln County,
Idaho, has been presented and duly
filed with the Clerk of the Board.
that they may be incor-
porated as a Village designating
Jerome as the name they wish to
assume and describing the metes
and bounds of the proposed Village
and it further appearing to the
Board that inha bitants to the
number of two hundred and more
are actual residents CT the territory
described in the petition; and the
Board being satisfied by affidavit
that majority of the taxable in
babitants of the proposed village
have signed such petition and that
inhabitants to the mum Der of two
or more are actual resi-
tents of the territory described in
he petition, and that such pro-
posed village has not heretofore
been incorporated under any law
If this state.
Now, therefore, it is ordered and
declared that the said Village pro-
POSED in said petition be and the
anne is hereby incorporated under
he name ofthe Village OF Jerome"
In the matter of the appoint
nent of five persons as trustees of
he Village of Jerome
An order and declaration having
his 18th day of July, 1909, been
nade by this Board declaring
he Village OF Jerome, Lincoln,
ounty, State of Idaho, duly in
under the name and
aforesaid, and this be-
lg the time of the incorporation
said Village and for the appoint
tent of trustees for the same pur-
lant to law; Now therefore, it is
rdered by the Board that the
named persons, possess I
lg the qualifications provided in
&c. 1924, Revised Codes of Idaho,
: and they are hereby appointed
rustees of said incorporated
illage of Jerome. to hold their
ice and perform all the duties s
quired of them as such trustees, |
2 law, until the election and
of their successors, at s
e time and in the manner pro-
ded by law:
William Wagner,
W. A. Heise,
P. A. Frazier,
R. G. Reed,
Joseph Josephson.
Road Overseer's Report of Guy j
orden, for District No. 2, was y
amined and approved. IL
Claims continued on the Road "
d Bridge Fund. 4
Iy Worden, labor roads $4,000 J
. paid labor roads 1925 !
8 a" board of road I
laborers .........-....-..... 1925 }
yer Brothers, material I
roads ...,.....-........-.............-...- 915 !
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-07-16

Lean NJ. Burnsldes expense
Sup. office 800
Shoshone Journal, printing 9.s7
Lisle and Barber, printing 1880
Shoshone Journal, printing 1850
J. F. Schemershall, fumigat-
ing ..-......... .............. ......... $500
Keefer q White. supplies
pest house 79.4O
D. A. Harrison, burial Of pau
pers 1000
Fred R. Reed, board prisoner $50
J. w Wheeler, team hire Sl0O
D. E. Crabtree, deputysheriff
Especially 1900
w. II. Baugh, salary board
of health $500
w. H. Baugh, salary county
physician ........ 1880
w. H. Baugh, examiningin-
sane -................ 500
w. Fl. Baugh, supplies 5.S5
C. f. Gridley, salary COM
missioner . 1850
C. f. Gridley, salary board
of health $500.
C. f. Gridley, expenses 80
C. f Gridley, expenses view
ing road .........- 23.7OI
Paul r. Kartzke, salary com
missioner .......... ............ l25 90
Paul R. Kartzke, expense $500
Paul R. Kartzke, salary
board of health $500
Paul R. Kartzke temp. aid
paupers ............... .......- 1920
c. T. Harte salary commits
sioner ..... l.. ................. 125.Oo
C. 7. Harte, Expenses 1926
c. R. Harte, salary board of
health ............................ $500 !
Report of J. w. Wheeler as to
fees collected in civil cases, exam
med and approved.
Ordered by the Board that A. F.
Beymer be and is hereby appointed
4 member of the commission pro-
vided for by Act OF the Legislature
If the State OF Idaho, Approved
March IS, 1909, applopriating the
ium of 100000 for the construc-
ion of bridge over the Snake
River at or near the point
where the section line between Sc
:tions 2 and 3, in Township 10
outh OF Range "a east B. NJ. in
erects with the Snake River.
1t is hereby ordered blythe Board
hat the special tax collected for
he year 1909 by School District
70. % be divided per capita OF
chool population between School
Districts No. % and 80, for the
eason that District No. 81 was
reated out of the territory formerly
in No. %.
Ordered by the Board that the
minutes of the April Session where {
4 it is shown that the mum Der of t
chool District "a was changed to :
6 be corrected by leaving the de-
gnation of said District No. "a S
=
Whereupon the Board adjourned y
nj die. il
ttest:
PAUL R. KARTzKE, Chairman, il
test: v
HARRY w. ANDERSON, Clerk. v
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-07-16

The following claims on the road and
bridge fund were examined and APP
proved and the auditor instructed to
issue warrants for the same:
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-07-16

! NiA@At Sotd4 PiODdbC
judge 225 .0l
, John Koets, salary ...... lbs. OF
g expenses 32.0t
V. R. Killen, salary Co. physi-
clan SO. 81
" R. Killen, salary corner 25. OF
Bushong & Co., office supplies T. 97.7(
J. L. Roberts, j. P. fees 1896
Henry Reinimer, constable fees 37.7C
w. d. Vredenburgh, ]. P. fees 17l.0(
o. A. Truman, probate officer,
expenses and salary 3d.
James Taylor, rock work "a. 75
Thompson Furniture Co. burial
paupers 30. 0C
=" " " supplies SOC
C. F. Borden. materials court
house. SO. 80
o. }. Brennan, supplies and
furniture h 72.5
Remington Typewriter Co. type
writer ......-......-.-... 100 90
VIM. Rose, carpenter work h 41.75
C. A. Shelly - Z" =" 1000
The Lincoln Co. MI bank, jurors
certificate probate court 450
J. w. Wheeler, jurors certifi- 2.25
First National Bank, witness
certificates J. P. court lips
First National Bank jurors GER
tifcates P. C %. 80
First National Bank, jurors
certificate ........-.......-.---.. ....----. SEQ
Mary O'Hare, care county poor 418.7O
Hagerman Livery Co., team
hire quarantine 300
Ed Conroy, expenses quarantine 100
w. H. Harrington. salary dep
uty sheriff .......-.- 10000
w. B. Hardy j. P. fees - 1900
F. NJ Crandall, repair desk 200
Purdum & Purdum, drayage
quarantine ...-..-.-..-. - 600
Claims continued on the road and
bridge fund.-
F. A. Oaks, labor roads S 27.50
S. B. Fry g g 1880
c. F. Borden, material roads 1895
Claims continued on the c. E. funds.
Shoshone Journal, supplies $3.50
Diehl & Truman q - 15s 65
Rupert Publishing Co. supplies 1O7.12
Southern Idaho Review, printing $40
The Annual Financial Statement
of County Auditor for year 1909
was examined and approved and
ordered published
The Joint Quarterly Report of
the Treasurer and Auditor was ex-
amined and approved.
In the matter OF the petition of
citizens for appropriation to i'm
prove North Shoshone Road, or
dered that $4,000 be appropriated
and that warrant for one-half the
amount be drawn at once on con-
dition that sum of $125000 be
raised from other sources. The
to be expended and the
work done under the supervision
Of commission consisting of the
chairman of this Board, and Fred
R. Gooding of Shoshone, and J. A
Green of Rich6eld.
J. L. Fuller, Probate Judge, is
granted a leave of absence for {
fifteen days, with permission to
cave the state.
The resignation of Guy Norden
is Road overseer of District No. 2
8 accepted and the petition of A. :
T. Schubert and others for the APP
continent of Frank r. Gooding as {
of said district is granted. I
On petition of the Gooding De I
Co., and others to close &
Id road running through Wood t
forth Addition, said road was Y
uly closed. Board adjourned I'm
il tomorrow,
In the matter of the application
nd bond, with sheriff's receipt, of
,eil and Pholan of Hepburn, for a
etailer's liquor license for II
ionths, dating from July %, 1909, Y
18th the United States Fidelity e.
nd Guarantee Co.. as sureties, to-
ether with petition for and re- a
onstrance against the granting G
said license, said license, after
lie consideration, was granted and
lie said bond approved and the
uditor was instructed to issue NJ
Ich license.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-07-16
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

July session of Board of County Com
missioners- 1st day session; July II,
1909.
Be it remembered that on the 18th
day of July A. d. 1900, pursuant to
statute, the board of county commits
sioners of Lincoln county, State of
Idaho. met in regular session as
board of equalization.
Present Paul r. Kartzke chairman,
Chas. T. Hart and Chas E. Gridley
commissioners and Harry w. Ander-
son clerk.
The board took up the assessment
roll and proceeded to examine it name
by name.
C. Hansen appeared before the board
and requested that his assessment upon
lots 3 to 6 inc. block ID be lowered:
Where upon the board after being
advised upon conditions instructed the
Auditor to lower the assessment upon
lots 8 to 5 inc. $4,000 each and lot
$25. 90.
Where upon the board adjourned as a
board of equalization until 9 a. m. to-
morrow to continue the examination of
the assessment roll, and thereupon
met in regular session with full board
present.
The application and bond, with
sheriff's receipt attached, of Chas
Sturges, of Shosbone, Idaho, for a re-
tailor's liquor license for IL months,
commencing July IA, 1909, with Jos.
Keefer and W. C. Custer as sureties, no
-remonstrance having been filed, is here
by granted and the said bond approved
and the auditor instructed to issue
license on July 10, 1909.
The application and bond, with
sheriff's receipt attached, of Owens
and Montrose, of Bliss, Idaho, for a
retailor's liquor license for twelve
months, commencing July Is, 1909,
with the United States fidelity and
guarantee company as surity-no re-
monstrance having been fields hereby
granted and the said bond approved
and the auditor instructed to issue
license on the 18th day of July, 1909
Thereupon the board adjourned until
9 a. m. tomorrow.
Second day of July session July 13,
1909.
Full board met this day pursuant to {
adjournment; I
The board took up the assessment /
roll and continued to examine it and Y
passed upon the same. b
The board adjourned as board of F
equalization to meet in regular session.
In the matter of request of M. M. s
Mackey, assessor of Lincoln county,
for credits or delinquent roll. of 1908 S
said credits were allowed as follows. N
to-wit: n
w. M. Beegley, Gooding lot l,
4, block H. .........-.. ..-....-...S 1854 s,
Double assessment. 7
Village of Gooding Gooding D
OTIS l and block 80. 26.43 R
Public property. c.
Mrs. M. E. Whittier, Minidoka J,
OF z, block 9. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SAT CT
Widow. C
The following quarterly reports of ia
Dad overseers were examined and R
approved: pl
T. R. Scarborough .. District R
D,,+1,~ 6. d,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-07-16

upon the execution of agreement be-
tween Lincoln and Twin Falls coun-
ties.
The official bond and oath of J. J.
Foraker as Justice of the Peace of the
Wendell precinct is hereby approved
The petition of H. C. Van Hise and
others to reduce the toll upon Hepburn
toll bridge was laid over until next
meeting for hearing
The petition of W. B. Kelley and
others requesting an appropriation of
100000 from Lincoln county for the
construction of road from Gooding to
Soldier was considered and granted up
on conditions, whereas when individuals
have subscribed and actually spent
$2500.0 upon this road and statement
under oath filed with the auditor, the
auditor is hereby instructed to issue
warrants payable to the Black canyon
road fund for 100000, also a state
ment under oath of the actual cost of
said road is to be filed with the auditor
upon completion thereof.
The following claims on the Current
Expense Fund were examined and ap-
proved and the auditor instructed to
brow warrants for same
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-07-16

Whereupon the board adjourned un-
til 9 a. m. tomorrow.
Third day of July session, July IA.
1909.
Full board met this day pursuant to
adjournment:
Claims continued on the Current Elk
pense Fund:
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-07-16

witness fees and mileage in case of
State of Idaho VS.. Chris Carleson,
for 5000 was laid over.
= The following claims were ex-
amined and disallowed, viz:
Ed Conroy, fees quarantine $500
D. H. Marshall, quarantine 2s1.OO
Livery Co., team
hire quarantine 23.00I
K. B. Peck, service quarantine 500
J. B. Peck guarding quaran-
tine ....-.................... ....-- 51.Ool
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-07

Let us make your old clothes look
new again.-The Suitorium, tele-
pp one black 662, 12o South Fifth-st.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-07
Taxpayers Pay the Loot


he
the
picture OF the worst form
a
belong
hrs attacks them 1t Is the little thing which
NO would that
ough
mas eTied the people
what the law " ~ ~
For ten ordinances of the civ
twois
that
pons such franchise
e'E nave never been published w lime - 49,
there doubt of timeo
should
he fully of
them But he that times when al
ways heretofore the! have been paid
Common sense should have
ufhcient
oeh done him
There is Isl a small
people paying " e"' i"s
sentinel is willing that its
possDe But THE PEOPLE SHALL
GKAFIED BY SMALL INDIVIDUAL, HIMSELF
AGAINST ALL THE CONDITIONS HERETO
aiiED IN THE PUBLICATION
LIE oIrY AND AGAINST THE CONCENSUS
li AWYERS WHO HAVE POSITION OF CITY
IN PAST YEARS, CoMPREFENDS SOME
'o"r
into
publication which
are the benehcare this i '''"'Se '"e'
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-07
Scotched. In Its Game Of Indecency

decency
the mbro
by misntrpret this
Churchill
publicity in reputable journal
scheme
Churchill himself
language used that of
tanned and could
the offending malefactor.
The of journalistic
ne has labod
that they will understand the malousne
OF
the Club of this
tansgression by The
a hadbe
Harry Churchill his
Churchill
quoted
suage which Churchill used
sumption and generally
cub had
decency left ever
papers may uner nave editorial contention
newspaperdom Intentionally
seems to growing habit with this
OF this sheet which the lie
this
It's guilt and OF the attempt make small
of editorial comment
II is that the
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The daily sentinel., 1909-07-07
DYING FROM OvERGROWTH.
Especial TO The sentinel. !

Piqua, o., July Leonard Cor
rell l7-year-old boy of this city. is
dying from overgrowth, disease
that has baffled the wisdom of the
greatest specialists, who have exer-
cised their knowledge upon him in
vain.
Gorrell, although seemingly Just a
lad in years and talk, is giant in
stature. He is 8 feet inches tall,
and the indications are that if he
lives until the end of the year at the
present rate he will be all of feet
in height.
The boys body, other than length,
has not been able to keep up this
growth, and notwithstanding the ex-
treme length of limb the young man $
limbs are no bigger around than those
of a small child.
The disease that affects Gorrell is
said to be most peculiar one, and is
believed to be one that makes giants.
1t is noticed that the skeletons of all
giants show the same peculiarities as
the bones of Gorrell Some of the
giants bodies keep at least partial
growth with their body, and though
they grow up into giants they rarely
live long. Most giants died, it is
said, before they are 80 years old.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-07
Mr.. Elk, You are Welcome

are c o westernCo
o a ate
observation
course we o is hasn't?
and wish
and
equaed
pleasure
b
0 a
Sentinel speaking citizens
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-07

II Colorado Fruit & Commercial
stock has any value. send me a bid
on five shares.-M. L. Walker, Cald-
we'll. Ida
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-07

Tents and wagon covers. Fred
Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-07

standpoint
court the that
ene Wad hat II absurd In strictly imagine that nrs M
nave power whether be
all our aws are % n Ward the political foundation
pols 40 ,noy to make laws az the
OF hav
@ an sntUuse that nothing contained in tsa
viii be s me next conflict
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-07

When you have furniture to move ,
cah up the Blue Barn, Junction 228. '
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-07

The best is none too good That's
the reason we are selling SO many
Grand Junction Cor
nice & Heating Company. 724 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-07
Face to Face


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undertaking
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sgreatr
desperate and tremendous
will bring
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AS ,ands are conquered
of
eople ana the various
ore or less N'e ''NNS
Gunnso tunnel
still much do to finally
vi tne With this
western colorado proect-the ~ ''e sieae
me people OF Mesa
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yer! shortly TO push
may know
upon 'ne beginning
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believes
m tne pouring districts s ,hi
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-25
LARGE NUMBER WANT
To BE REEXAM|NEO

There are one hundred and seventy
one persons at the Leper Settlement who
have applied to the Board of Health
for discrimination, in the hope that an
other test will show that they are not
afflicted with the disease. This number
includes the nineteen persons whom the
Legislature, by resolution, asked the
Board of Health to reexamine.
President Mott-Smith, with view to
having the whole business settled at
one time, recently instructed Superin-
tendent Jack McVeigh to find out how
many there were at the Settlement who
wanted to be reexamined, and instruct
ed him to advise them that, on account
of the limited facilities at the Kalihi
receiving station, it would be impossi-
BILE to bring them to Honolulu for the
purpose, but that they must be exam
med at Kalaupapa. Those who desired
TO be reexamined were requested to
name the physicians whom they wished
to have do the work President Mott
Smith was gratifed when the entire III
named D1s Goodhue and Wayson as
their examining physicians. The two
medical men will go to Kalaupapa soon
to undertake their task
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-25
PERSONALS.

Thomas McTighe cables that he will
take passage on the Alameda leaving
San Francisco for Honolulu on Satur
day next.
Walter F. Drake, Collector of In,
ternal Revenue for the District OF
Hawaii, left on the Mauna Kea yester-
day for Hawaii on business.
Rear Admiral HOLIDAY, U.S.N., is
coming on the same boat as the Con-
gressional party, to renew his inspec-
ton of the Pearl Harbor work.
Senator c. H. Dickey and his spa
Lyle Dickey leave next week on a
world tour. They will take in the
Seattle Fair first of all and then cross
the continent, stopping for brief visits
en- route. They will pass through
Europe, Suez Canal, India, China and
Japan.
Miss Dunlop, daughter of the late
Bishop Dunlop of Arizona, mission
airy to Honolulu, is spending her va
cation in Long Beach and yesterday
gave a very interesting talk to the
juniors of st. Andrew s class of st.
Luke s Episcopal church, on her work
and surroundings in Honolulu. Miss
Dunlop's mother and sister are with
her here.-Santa Cruz Sentinel.
Town Talk-Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Brodie of Detroit who have been visit
ing California, left for Honolulu dur
ing the week for an indefinite stay
Mrs. Brodie was formerly Miss Ann
Tallant, daughter of the late well
known banker, D. J. Tallant. Her first
husband was Austin G. Tubbs who
died several years ago. She married
DR.. Brodie last year in Washington,
d. c. / am told Mrs. Brodie dislikes
Detroit where DR.. Brodie is one of the
leading and most prominent physicians;
she longs for her old California home
and friends and is trying TO persuade
DR.. Brodie to take up his residence
here.
The postponement of the wedding of
Miss Nora Brewer and Edward Cudahy,
which was to have been a pretentious
affair at the Catholic church at San
Nateo last Saturday, has caused much
gossip in San Francisco society as to
the possibility Of the engagement hav-
ing been broken Miss Brewer once
lived in Honolulu. The bridegroom to-
be is the Cudahy who was kidnapped
several years ago by Pat Grove.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-25
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Skaters jackets at McInerny's.
New white wash belts at Whitney
& Marsh's.
Have you noticed the excellent quail.
ity of ice sold by the Oahu Ice and
Electric Co.?
Big reductions in silver deposit ware
at j. A. R. Vieira & Co. s. See their
window display.
Genuine La Insular LondEes Manila
cigars, sc. apiece, $500 per box Of 100
Lee Toma, S3 King street.
Miss Power is showing dainty
lingerie hats this week at her millinery
parlors, Boston building, Fort street.
There viii be special meeting of
shareholders of the Hawaiian Telegraph
and Telephone Co. on Friday the 9th
inst.
I preserve Hawaiian fruits. Take a
case home or send one to your friends
Mrs. Kearns, Isl Hotel street. Phone
lilo.
Enrich Lux, Harrison building, Fort
and Beretania avenue, advertises for
young ladies desiring to learn hair
dressing.
L lUNS iilN VILE anu A.CI ictAC NOohA1A-
but OH you Manhattan Cafe. where K
VIM. Warham presides, at 1104 Fort
street, near Hotel
Don t neglect your lawns. Now is
the time to get a package of 'tforce'
growth. - Sold by E. o. Hall & Son,
Ltd. 6Oc. a package.
For a good shave. haircut or sham.
poo go to Union Barber Shop. Two
entrances. Merchant street and King
street next Union Grill.
A safe investment is the purchase
of a pair of Laird Schober & Co. s
shoes. Large new stock just received
by Manufacturers Shoe Co., Ltd.
Malice to none and postcards for
ALL A new selection just opened at
the Island Curio store with lots of good
curios. Steiner, Elite building, Hotel
street
F. L. La Moreaux, with the Berg
strom Music Co, Ltd, is an expert piano
and organ tuner and repairer. Orders
to telephone 321 viii have prompt at
tention.
Cali at H. Hackfeld & Co. and see
the new stock of Leonard Cleanable
RefrigeratOrs. The "Leonard is The
easiest in the world to clean and is
giving satisfaction in hundreds of Ho
nolulu homes.
Thomas F. McTighe, King and Mau
nakea. telephone 40. has received from
the Coast a large shipment of John
sons Dry Gin, Buffers cold STYLE
Whisky" and assorted California wine.
of rare quality.
During these prosperous times the
temptation to speculate is very strong
Shrewd investors are satisfied to make
less interest where interest and prinei
pal are absolutely safe Such as
savings account with the Bank of Ha
waii, Ltd.