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The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-08-13

F. Brunzell, Assessor and Tax Col
lector, asking that he be authorized to
appoint deputies, and asking for cam
pensation therefor.
The Board having said petition un-
der consideration,
1t is ordered that the action taken
thereon on Monday, the 10Th inst, be
and the same is hereby rescinded, and
that said o. F. Brunzell be authorized
to appoint deputies TO assist in con-
Quoting his Office, and that he be al
lowed compensation therefor at the
rate of $62s0 per quarter, such COM
lpensation to commence with the
quarter beginning July 18th, 1902.
A bid for the maintenance of the
county hospital, medical attendance
and treatment OF patients confined in
the pest house, burial of paupers, aetc.
for the period of one year frornsthe
goth day of July. 1909. was opened as
follows, to-wit;
IT. D. Farrer s.i.S.......... $lss0.e0
1t is ordered,sthat said bid be, and
the same is hereby accepted.
And it is hereby ordered that the
said T. D. Farrers be and he is here
BY required to furnish a bond in the
sum of $4,000. for the faithful per.
Torrance of all and singular the terms
and conditions by him to be per-
formed in accordance with certain
contract in writing to be entered in
to between said T. D. Farrer and
Owyhee County, acting through its
Board Of County Commissioners, for
the maintenance Of such county hos
pital and care and treatment of coun-
ty charges for the period Of one year
from july cOtn, lSU9.,
And it is further ordered that the
Chairman OF the Boardatte and he. is
hereby instructed to approve such
bond. and execute a contract with the
said T. D. Farrer, for and on behalf
of Owyhee County, in the State of
Idaho, by its Board Of County Com
missSoners, in accordance with said
contract above mentioned
Whereas, the Owyhee County Bank
of Silver City. Idaho, having here
tofore made application TO the Treas
urer of said county 10 be named as a
Idepositary of the funds of said coun-
ty. and having heretofore preseated
to the Board. for the security Of sbe
funds SO deposited in said bank
bond in the principal sum of $4,000
with J. c. Rice, J. II. Lowell and e.
mer A. Clark as surrtIes thereon,
And whereas, Frank D. Hall, Cash
Ter of said Bank, has this day re-
quested the Board fq be permitted-to
withdraw said bondi and substitute
therefor warrants Of several Of the
Counties of the State of Idahos ag.
gregating in the ;whole the sum Of
$ls.0l372; =
1t is ordered that, said request OF
said Bank be and the same is hereby
granted; that said warrants be &C
cepted as security for the funds so de-
posted IN said bank, and that the
Auditor take possession Of said susr-
rants.
Il IS ordered that J. S St. Clair.
Clerk Of the District Court, be and
he is hereby granted leave Of absence
from Owyhes County Tor period Of
thirty days at some time betwee9
August 10th and October ist 1909.
1t appearing that a special session
of the Board Of County Commission
ers is necessary,
1t is ordered that special session
of said Board be held at the Office of
the Clerk thereof at Silver City. Ida
no. on Tuesday. the l4th day Of Sep
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-08-13

]. E. Mintun, Labor on road rs. 50
F. Fl. Mintun, Labor on road %. so
James Murray, Labor on road. 500
F. 7. Lepley, Labor on road. $500
A. L. McKeeth, Services as
Overseer, Dist. No. 49,. H. 20
Gardner & Downey, Hauling
lumber etc. .... Is. "a
w H. Townsend. Services as
Overseer Dist No. 2 1870
w H. Miller. Services as Ov-
erseer Dist. No 7......... 1903 IS
Goble Bros. Hauling lumber Fl 90
l. J. Gardner, Team hire and
hauling ......... 3lt.0O
A. J. McSweeny Services as
Overseer Dist. No. TO-. s82.7s
Murphy Lumber Co.. Lumber 1873
Thomas Sproule, Labor on
road ................. 5000
George Dunning, Services as
Overseer Dist No. 6 ... 230.7s
(Disallowed $l0.75)
G. F. yanke, Labor on road. 1000
James Prior, Services as Over
seer Dist No, l1,........ a. so
p. F. Branca, Services as Ov-
erseer Dist. No. 3 ......... 2So. so
Chas Simmons, Labor on road,
etc. ..s.'.....s......... III 70
Jim Henderson, Labor on
Sinker road ............... 49. so
J. R. Robertson, Services as
Overseer Dist No. s. 1873. co
Neal Shea. Services as Over
seer Dist. No. 8 . 1914 rs
BibbsnsM yer Co, Ltd, Pow
der, caps and fuse ...... II 40
John Mentally, Labor on road. $500
Goble Bros. Sharpening tools l42s
Valley Mere. Co, Lumber and
nails ......,............. is. w
Silver City Supply Co. Tools.
etc. .-.-....-...--.. 81. oO
Caldwell Lumber Co. Lumber 2s 20
Idaho Implement Co, Pay
ment on Grader ..... 10000
Whereupon, Otto A. Altschul. APP
pointed April l4th, 1909, as Justice Of
the Peace Of Grand View precinct.
having presented his official bond in
the sum of $4,000, with the Title
Guaranty & Surety Co, as surety
thereon, said bond being accompanied
by the oath of office,
1t Is ordered that said bond be and
the same is hereby approved and
that the said Otto A. Altschul be and
he is hereby qualified as Justice of
the Peace OF Grand View precinct for
the remainder Of the present term.
Ordered that this Board Of County
Commissioners, sitting as such do
now adjourn until Monday, the 10Th
inst, at ten o'clock a. m.
C. H. CRETE,
Attest: Chairman
7 c. HT AID Ctarl,
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-08-13
Silver City. Idaho.
Chairman.

Silver City. Idaho,
Monday, July 10Th. 1909,
Sitting as such, the Board of Coun-
Ity Commissioners met pursuant to
adjournment at ten o clock a. m.
Present: C. H. Crete, Chairman, ].
wv Mcdowell and A. ]. Harley. Com
missioners, and J. s. St. Clair. Clerk.
The following proceedings were
had, to-wit:
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and duly approved.
The Board examined, audited and
allowed the following bills and ac-
counts and ordered warrants drawn
on the Current Expense fund in pay
ment thereof:
Valley Mere Co, Supplies for
Jail ..............-.......$ HIS
John clemo. Caring for c.
banks, etc .......-.. $500
F. w. Boyd, Services in case
State VS.. banks ....,.. o.l0
B W. Mather, Medical services $500
mr. NJ Krieg. Expense as
Sheriff ......... 348. 50
Chas Simmons. Team hire 1000
The Board examined and approved
the Fee Report Of NJ; M. Krieg, as
Sheriff and License Collector.
In the matter Of the petition of res
idents Of Grand View and vicinity
asking for the construction Of a
bridge across the Bruneau River in
Sec IS. T. s., R E,
1t is ordered that said petition be
and the same is hereby denied for
the reason that, in the Judgment Of
the Board, such bridge is not nee
essary as petitioued for;
In the Matter Of the Petition Of
residents Of Grand View and vicinity
asking for the construction Of
bridge across Shoe Fly creek in Sec.
rs, T. 5 s., R. 3 E.,
1t is ordered that SAID petition be
and the same is hereby denied for
the reason that in the Judgment Of
the Board, such bridge is. not nee
essary as petitioned for
Said petition Including a request for
change in the public road running
through Secs % and rs. 7. 5 S, R.
3 E.,
1t is ordered that said request be
also denied for the reason that such
petition does not comply with the
road laws of the State of Idaho, con
corning the alteration of roads
In the Matter of the Petition Of
residents Of Bruneau and vicinity ask
ling for the construction of bridge
across Dry Creek at the lower end of
Bruneau Valley
1t is ordered that action on said pc
tition be deferred until Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 18th, 1909, at which time said
petition will be heard
It is further ordered that the Coun-
Ity Surveyor be and he is hereby in
structed to prepare plans and speci-
fcations for a bridge across said
creek at the point designated in said
petition, make an estimate of the
cost thereof. and report to the Board
thereon at meeting TO be held on
Tuesday, September l4th, 1909
In the Matter Of the Petition Of o.
If. Brunzell, Assessor and Tax Col
Hector of Owyhee County, asking that
lhe be authorized to appoint deputies
and asking for compensation there
for,
1t is ordered that said petition be
land the same is hereby denied.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-08-13
Attest
Silver City, Idaho,
J. s. St. CLAIR, Clerk.


adjournment az ten o'clock a. m.
Present: C. 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 meet
ing were read and duly approved.
The Board examined, audited and
allowed the following bills and ac-
counts and ordered warrants drawn
on the Current Expense fund in pay
ment thereof
Simon Harris, Juror Cert.
DIST Court ..............$ II ~
A. A. Getchell, Juror Certs.,
Dist Court . 6l.80
A. B. Azcuenaga, Juror Cert.
Dist Court .. lI.70
T. w. SINNERS, Juror Cert.
Dist Court ...% 28. so
J. w. Rowett, Juror Cert.
Dist. Court ..............- ~ 50
John Hore, Juror Cert Dist.
Court .....-.......,..rs . ~
Connors & Brumbaughs, Jur-
or Certs Dist Court /. 7oS-oo
Theo. H. Philip. Juror Cert.
Dist. Court 1907. .-. $50
Rood & Nelson, Juror Cert.
Dist, Court ...... $50
owyhee Co Bank Juror
certs. Dist. Court .. 206. 10
A. A. GetcheIl, Witness Cert.
Dist. Court ........ zoo
Connors & Brumbaugh. Wit
ness certs. Dist. Court IS. l222-7s
T. D. Farrer, Witness Cert.
Dist Court ............ 500
]. L. Ingiis, Witness Cert.
Dist. Court 7.7s
owyhees Co Bank, Witness
certs, Dist Court .-.. iis.2s
connors. & Brumbaugh, Juror
Certs, Probate Court 49,. 900
J. w. Rowett, Juror Cert.
Probate CONT, ..... 2.2s
Rood & Nelson, Juror certs.
Probate Court ........... n,2s
owyhee Co, Bank, Juror
Certs. Probate Court ..... 24.7s
connors & Brumbaugh, Wit
ness Cert. Probate Court. 1925
Owyhee Co. Bank, Wit
ness certs. Probate Court. 900
Rood & Nelson. Witness
Certs. Probate Court ~. 900
w. S. Powell, Witness certs.
coroner's Inquest 1890. 500
Owyhee Co. Bank, Juror
certs. Coroner's Inquest. 400
Norman Warner, Juror Cert.
Coroner's Inquest. 500
Swaine & Helm, Juror Certs.
Coroner's Inquest ...... lZ.OO
D. M. Kennison, Juror Cert.
Justice Court ........... zoo
John Hore, Witness Certs.
Justice Court ...,......... N.W
o. F. Brunzell, Salary and ex-
penses as Assessor ....... COZ .6s
NJ. N. Fegtly, Official publ
cations .......,........... SoS'/s
Whereupon, the Board examined,
audited and allowed the following
bills ard accounts and ordered war
rants drawn on the Road fund in
payment thereof:
H. H. Davies, Services as ov-
erseer Dist. No. 4.........$ oo.7S
Ed. Matheson, Repairs on
grader ........ :.t...~,-.. Io.OO
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-11-11
News Of Scandinavia
Principal Happenings Of the Week
in the Scandinavian Countries.

The people of Malmo are seriously
discussing the question Of giving the
city government a monopoly OF the
local milk trade.
The rush to. the jubilee fund tuber-
culosis sanatoriums Is as great as
ever On the first of October there
were S72 persons whose applications
had been granted but who could not
be admitted for lack Of room
For the first time in its history the
krupp manufacturing company, OF
Germany, has bought materials of war
from Sweden. The Mars manufacture
ing Company, Of Stockholm, has just
sent to the Krupps one hundred Unge
air torpedoes, and a cannon to be
used for throwing torpedoes. These
torpedoes can travel three miles thru
the air and carry a charge of four
pounds, which explodes in striking, or
ut a certain distance from the hostile
object. Captain Unge, the inventor,
is going to conduct experiments with
the torpedoes in Germany
Stockholm, Oct. 30.-Horndahl &
Fagersta, the ironworks masters. who
own the houses of their workmen, re-
Gently began to evict families whose
heads refused to work under condi-
tons requiring that they resign from
the union. Military aid had to be
summoned, but after a few families
had been evicted, the proceedings
were stopped. This is supposed to
have been done by order OF the king,
who had received q letter from Herr
Rundgren, member of the riksdag,
recommending interference IL Sweden
was not to lose its workingmen.
Through Count Hamilton, minister
OF the interior. King Gustaf lately re-
Quested Hjalmar Won Sydow. repre-
sentative OF the employers, and Her
man Lindquist. . representative of the
unions, to meet him at the royal cas-
tie. The king greeted the men cor
daily and appealed to the patriotism
of both sides to heal the wounds
caused by the strike and which by
various influences are prevented from
healing. King Gustaf Is determined
to restore peace SO that Sweden may
take part again In the commerce and
industry OF the world.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-11-11

The dispute about the boundary line
| between Sweden and Norway where
/ It's southern terminus runs into the
sea. has been definitely settled by q
special court OF arbitration appointed
by the two countries. Both parties
claimed some valuable lobster banks
known as Grisebaderna tSwedish), Or
Grisebaaerne tNorwegian). Accord
ing to recent telegram the court has
decided that the lobster banks belong
to Sweden. This result was, OF
course, highly gratifying to the
Swedes, and the Norwegians are tax
ing their medicine philosophically. ex-
planning that they are satisfied with
the findings of the august court OF ar
bitration.
The public highways Of the Scandi-
navian countries are receiving much
favorable attention in the United
States at the present time. The great
dailies have column upon column OF
extracts from reports made by ex-
perts who have travelled through
Scandinavia for the special purpose
OF studying the roads. George w.
Cooley. state highway commissioners
OF Minnesota. recently published such
report, and part of it reads as fol
lows: Il have just finished an ex-
animation OF nearly 1000 miles OF
country roads in Norway. Sweden and
Denmark. Over all this 1000 miles,
and presumably over several thou
sand more. may be seen little piles
Of sand. gravel or broken stone de-
posted there at intervals during the
summer, to be used for necessary re-
pairs In the rainy season Of the fall.
Nearly all repair work Is done at this
time. as the condition Of the roadway
Is such that the new material more
readily unites with the old. The
bitches have already been cleaned out
and suitable waterways provided for
drainage. | asked one of the road
members what would be the condition
OF his section In the spring. The an
swer was: Just the same % It Is
now The bitches are 80 far below
the surface level that no water stands
In them less than about 20 inches be-
low the road. and this is generally
exceeded. No water stands ON the
surface. the road il generally smoothed
before freezing up and the result Is
that they have no trouble with wet or
muddy roads while the frost is going
OUT
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-11-11
DENMARK.

The buildings on the Morkhoggaard
estate. at Gladsakse, near Copenha-
gen. were reduced to ashes In the
night. All the furniture and interior
fixtures were also lost. Four animals
were burned to death. but no people
were injured. 1t Is supposed that the
fire was started by tramps.
Copenhagen.-Count Zeppelin, OF
Germany. is preparing for his pro-
posed trip TO the north pole by air
ship. On the north coast of Jutland,
near the famous seaside resort of
Skagen. where the majority of the
leading artists have villas, the count
has bought a large tract of land be-
hind the downs, for an airship house.
as be wishes to start from this point.
Rev. Barratt. an Englishman who
has distinguished himself as fanati-
cal revivalist In Norway. Ii at pres
emit endeavoring to stir up the people
OF Copenhagen. He seems to be fair
| ~ successful. Ait the first public
meeting young lady became SO ex-
cited that she commenced to speak in
foreign tongues. THE gift Of tongues"
was q characteristic feature OF the
meetings conducted Id Norway few
months ago. and the preacher seems
to be on fair way to become as no
torious In Denmark as he was in Nor
way. Barratt was once Methodist
preacher, but now the Methodist
<,l,.v&x~Dx 4x~xnv :, ~ -, - - -
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-11-11
MRS. BELMONT AN AUTHOR
Wealthy Society Woman Gives Moth
ers Advice on the Proper Rails
ing of Children.

New York.-Mrs. Oliver III. p. Bel
mont. who has entered the lists as an
author, talked with a reporter recent
ly about her book for children, which
probably will be published next
spring.
The story, that of her own children.
gives parents the benefit of her ex-
perience and the volume will contain
many valuable pointers for them as
well as entertainment for the younger
generation.
In the talk with the reporter Mrs.
Belmont has thrown interesting side
lights on the lives of her children.
They are Consuelo Vanderbilt, who
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-11-11

was married to the duke of Marlbor-
ough; w. X. Vanderbilt H.. married to
Virginia Fair, and Harold 8. Wander
bilt. Mrs. Belmont's grandchildren.
the two sons of the duchess of Marl-
borough. John Marquis of Blandford
and Lord Ivor Charles Spencer
Churchill, have been made acquainted
with many of the incidents In the
book by their grandmother, and 1t
was the keen interest they displayed
in the narrative which led Mrs. Bel
mont to believe that others would ind
the same enjoyment in the story Of
the young vanderbilts and the man.
ner Of their life on Long Island.
Mrs. Belmont sounds this note Of
warning: Don't give over the care
Of your children to hired attendants.
They can never take the place of q
mother"
"You see I have my own theory as
to the proper bringing up of children"
she said. "and I've tried to shadow 1t
forth in this little story of the lives
of my own children. I've tried to
make that book not just a story for
boys and girls to enjoy, but a real
help for fathers and mothers who care
for their children, but don't know
how best to take care of them.
my children were brought up on
such an entirely different plan from
those of most of my friends. While
they were little never lunched away
from them. ! was with them con-
stantly.
1T is the usual fashion to Danish
children to the third floor in charge
of their nurses. My children were
always ON the second floor with me.
They slept in a room opening OF mine.
The youngest was always in a crib
beside my bed.
1Of course / had nurses for them
and governesses and tutors; but /
was always the one in charge. MY
daughter was educated entirely at
home. / kept two governesses In the
house for her. When it came time
TOR her to pass examinations I sent
to Oxford and got them. And she
passed in Latin, German, French and
English without condition.
Il believe that the solution Of the
problem Of the children of the rich
lies IN just the constant association
Of them with the mother and father,
particularly the mother She should
oversee every detail Of her family's
welfare.
"Of course, tho parents must be
educated. have seen people whose
children certainly wouldn't be bene-
flted BY association with their fathers
and mothers. But to all the sensible,
intelligent people know. l say. don't
give over your children to the care
Of hired attendants. Many Of these
ars, 81 course. excellent and trust
worthy. but they can never take the
place cf ! mother.
1--WE mean my book to prove THU
and 70 serve a guide to perplexed
parents who don't realize Just Wha,
are the best things for their boys and
girls. have planned 70 devote a.
The funds obtained from It's sale Il
nv hospital that II already being bull
u Hempstead. Z. 4. n memory Of mi
husband. and viii be known - TIL
Belmont Memorial hospital.
II VIII hold about 10 patients AMI
the cost Or the building alone Ii esti
mated at $40. 900. All my book none,
win swell the fund 81 this instituti0n.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-11-11
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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-02-25

Roy Kenyon, Huron's well known
Splinter, has been chosen to act as
assistant starter in the Dorando re-
lay race which is to be run in st.
Paul on Monday, Feb. u, Mayor
LAWYER, of st. Paul is to be the
principal starter but will be aided
by two assistants. Kenyon, being
ex-coach of Hamlin university, is
famous in~the Twin Cities as a speedy
athlete. Huron Herald.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-02-25

"a Cowboys Grip which comes
to the opera house in Miller, March
3, is one of the few western plays
ever written by a man who thor
oughly understood what he was
writing about. Mr. Benton spent a
great portion of his life in the cattle
country of Texas, and knows the
old time cattleman. his ways. ex-
pressions, likes and dislikes, as we'll
as he knows the alphabet. These
little things which are lacking in
most plays of the west are strongly
emphasized in "A Cowboys Girl''
and add much to the realism of the
production.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-02-25
Public Sale

A public sale of extra good heavy
horses will occur Tuesday, March,
9th at the farm of o. P. King, Sec.
3~4-114-7I, Hyde county, S. D. Also
AZ head of cattle, II hogs. farm
machinery, household goods, etc.
AS | have sold my farm, every
thing will be sold to the best bidder
without reserve. Here is your
chance for some good things.
12-t2 O. p. King.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-02-25

Word has been received by his
family that Peter Olson, of Alpha
twp, had a leg broken in California.
He was out with a party of sight
seers and was caught in a landslide.
He IS stopping with Ira Cree, at
Long Beach.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-02-25

The Methodist, Presbyterian and
Evangelical churches began union
revival meetings AZ the Methodist
church Monday evening and will on
tlnue for several weeks. The local
ministers will have charge of the
services.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-02-25

Mr. and Mrs O. II. Collins are in
Chicago this week attending a horse
show. Mr. Collins expects to make
another purchase or two, to add to
his string of speedy racers.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-02-25
Seed Wheat and Oats

| have a quantity of No. l Scotch
Fife seed wheat and White Lincoln
seed oats for sale. First come, first
served.
9-tf Chas. f. HaiDlg.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-02-25

Yesterday, Ash Wednesday, mark
ed the beginning of the Lenten sea.
son, which will continue for forty
days. Easter this year coming on
April 18th.