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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-19
ADA GIACHETTI CHARGED WITH OBTAINING CARUSO
 COMMITTED FOR TRIAL
Especial from United Press.

Milan. Jan. 19.-Charged with hav- ing defamed Enrico Caruso, the sing CT. by accusing him of having opened letters addressed to her, Ada Giach- etti was, today, committed for trial After the hearing of evidence in the local court. Caruso and Carlotta Cari- gani, jointly accused with Caruso, were acquitted. Carigani was accus- ed by Giachetti of having broken up the friendship that formerly existed Between the latter and Caruso.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-19
AUTO SCHOOL MAKING GOOD

The automobile school opened by the Young Mems Christian Association the first part of last week. is running in good shape, and at present has nineteen more men who have applied for enrolment than can be taken care of efficiently with the present equip ment and teaching force.
 It is likely that if applications con-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-19
JAP BALL PLAYER
 APPLIES FOR JOB ON
 THE CHICAGO CUBS
Especial from United Press.

New York, Jan. 19.-Ito Sugimoto. a Japanese professional, player for a position on the Chicago Cubs. He has been recommended to Presi- dent Mufphy and Manager Chance has beeH wired to look over the Japanesde record before he started the next season. He is said to be a swell little Jap with a lot of experi- ence at every position on the dia- mOnd.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-19
COACH STAGG TO TRY
 OUT HIS VARSITY STARS
 AGAINST MURPHY'S CUBS.
(Snacial from limited prass

Chicago, Jan. 19.-Coach Stagg, of the University of Chicago. is anxious to try out his baseball stars against the champion Cubs and today sug- gested to President Murphy that a series of games be arranged when the Cubs return in April from their training camp in the south. The Cubs are already booked to try con- elusions with the team from the University of Chicago.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-19
The Barefoot Burqlar.

Have you seen the barefoot bur- glar?" asks the Florida Times Union. We have. We caught her in the act yesterday morning. the three-year-old miscreant. as she stole up to our bed. stole. a kiss. shook her tousled head and said. If you don't get up. dad, you won't get any bre'fes'-" = Allentown -Pa.) Democrat.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-19
RELIABLE COUGH MEDICINE

Is a valuable family friend. Foley's Honey and Tar fulfills this condition exactly. Mrs. Charles Kline, N. 8th St., Easton, Pa, states: Several mem bers of my family have been cured of bad coughs and colds by the use of Foley's Honey and Tar and I am never without bottle in the house. It soothes and relieves the irritation in the throat and loosens up the cold. have always found it a reliable cough cure" E. B. Brill and Curtis Pharmacy *135
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-19

anteed First Mort gage Certificate for OJJh goo. which earns 4H per cent interest. When you have made twenty payments, we se,ld you the certificate payable in five years ,s The best mortgages in the world are those on real estate within the lirriis of Greater New York, but mortgages on New York City real estate gre too. large for the average investor. n provide small investments which re-. tam all the features of a mortgage, the Title Guarantee & Trust Company has , arranged for the issue of Guaranteed First Mortgage>C Certificates in amounts of 800, $500, $1,G0O. and s ,Ogo. against groups of selected first mort gages on New York City real estate.
 The title to the property covered by every one of these mortgages has been examined and guaranteed by the. Title Guarantee & Trust Company with it's capital and surplus of $15, ,O00, GOO. The payment of principal and interest has been guaranteed by the Bond & Mort gage Guarantee Company with it's capital and surplus of S9, 600, 900.
 The guaranteed investments furnish. ed by these companies to their clients have amounted since their organiza- ton to more than $400, GOO, GOO. and so conservative has been their manage ! ment and so intelligent their selection of mortgages that not one dollar of fthis amount has been lost to those invest ing their money.
 For those who wish to send us their money as they save it, we have arrang- ed to sell the $20o. certificate on the instalment plan at the rate of $ID. per month. You receive 4H% interest on every $10. you send us from the day that we get the money If you prefer to send $20., $50. or $40, or more, your interest begins from the day we get the money and you receive your certificate that much sooner
 Those buying the $200. certificate need not fear that in case of their death their money would be tied up. as this certificate provides that if yo1 die, either during the time you are paying for your certificate or after you have received 1t, we will purchase<it from your legal representatives aAd pay for 1t the fu1l amount of money received, with interest, according to the terms of your contract with ils.
 If you are interested in this certifi- , cate either in it's smaller or in it's larger form, please write us and we will send you 6 copy of the above booklet with full information You should state about how much vou are thinking of investing and whether you wish to buy the instalment certif- icate or one of the larger ones.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-19
MANAGERS INGRAM AND
 PENNEY NEGOTIATING FOR
 GIANTS RESERVED PLAYERS
(SneciaI from limited Press !

Special from United Press.
 New York, Jan. 19.-Fred Penney, the new manager of the Boston Ma tionals, and his former boss John J. McGraw, manager of the Giants, are negotiating for the sale of some of the New Yorks. reserve players to Boston. ~Tenney was closeted with McGraw for several hours, last night and they got together again today. Penney wants to purchase Beals Decker b$Gle again and would like to buy a couple of good infielders.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-19
FAST BASKETBALL COMING.

Over at St. PauPs hall in Beach street. this evening, two fast games of basketball Fare scheduled between the St. Pauls and the crack Pirate Five of Waterbury. and the St. Paul, Jrs.. and the Bridgeport High School seconds Dancing will follow the games.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-19

ed by the fans the best that has been seen here in many months, as a re- suit of his throwing Monk Anderson. of Buffalo, twice-in 20 minutes and IS minutes, 10 seconds.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-19

Summary:i Bridgeport 2S. Derby 20. Baskets from floor. Smalling 6. O'Mal- ley 3. Burdick 2. Langhammer 9 Lo- wenalder 2. Kilmartin 3. Canty i. Nc Conochie 1. Jones 1. Goals from fouls, Burdick 9 Lowenaldar 2. Referee, Joe Waters
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-19
Games Tonight

Pawtucket at Taunton. Providence at, Fall River. Worcester at Hartford.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-19

tinue to come in. steps will soon be taken to secure larger quarters ana sufficient equipment,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-19
EIKs- TOURNAMENT.
DR. BEN ROLLER LOOMS
 UPeIN MAINE AS ONE OF @
 THE CHAMP WRESTLERS.
f. rr,;.a pr.. :,

Especial from United Press.)
 Portland, Me, Jan- 19.-Dr. Ben F. Rollers wrestling, today, was declar-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-19
Th. first para graph from the little book1e e t shown here reads as follows {:
JOUR PLAN
 BRIEFLY

Send us S10. per, month for which we will send you a receipt. It is a part payment on a Guar anteed First Mort gage Certificate for B20O. which earns
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-19
ROLLER POLO
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing.

Last Nights Results. New Haven, 12; Worcester, g. Hartford, z; Providence, 5.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-19

Farmer Want Ads. Cent Word
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-19
BOW LING.
CITY LEAGUE. Mechanics. 2: West Ends. 1.
West Ends.
FACTORY LEAGUE.

Loco Co.,. ?: Singer Co, 1.
 UyocomOhiIe (o
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-19

space given over to spectators at the Park inside the grand stand.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-06-29

recorded boundaries In said Idaho
county. nov therefore il Is hereby
ordered that said boundary Be
amended to read as follows
Commencing at a point where the
section line between sections a and
~, township 81 n, Z. 3 9. B. NJ.
crosses the middle Of the channel Of
the Clearwater riveri thence south
to the northeast corner Of sec. 8,
Twp. So n.,E3 G. B. m; thence
east two miles thence south three
fouFths Of q mile thence vest one
fourth mile thence south one-fourth
mile thence east one-founh mile;
thence south one milei 10 section
line between sections IA and 73 Of
said township thence east 10 the
southwest corner Of the sw4 Of set,
sec. IA Of said townships thence
south one mile thenec east one and
~cne-fourth mile 10 southeast corner
Of sec. "a Of said townships shenee
north on section line 10 the Clear.
water riveri thence down the Clear.
river 10 a point where the
township line between townships SO
and "a n. =. 5 E. B. n. crosses said
thence vest 10 the northeast
corner Of sec. S, top. SO A.. :. 5 E.
B. N. thence In a nOnhwesieriy di.
across sections 50. ~ and
20, typ. 81 n. :. ; {. B. N. to a
on the section line between sec
ions 10 and so. typ. "a n. =. ; {.
m about ons-fouFth mile vesl Of
he northeast corner Of section 80.
up. "a a.. :. 3 {. B. M thence
rest to the northeast corner Of sec
Ion IS. Twp. "a n. =. 5 G.. B. m;
hence south oae hall nile thence
rest 10 the Clearwater river ; thence
own The Clearwater river 10 the
lace Of beginning.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-06-29
R 7th. THIRD DAY.

AT this time it is ordered that th'
bid of the rwin-H odson Co. and the
Pioneer Bindery Co. to furnish 81
records for Lewis County, be accept
ed at a total cost of S1277, and it
appearing that the bids Of Irwin
Hodson Co. and the Pioneer Bindery
Co. are the same, it is ordered that
the order be divided between the two
companies as the said companies
shall determine.
At this time the bid Of the Lewis
ton Printing and Bindery Co. to fur
nish SO records for Lewis county IS
accepted at a total cost of S615.25,
and the bid Of Grammar Walker
Printing Co. to furnish 7 records
and 1000 county warrants for Lewis
county is accepted at a total cost of
SALTS.
At this time it appearing that GER
tain maps are needed for use by the
officers of Lewis county, it is ordered
that Fred ]. Warren, county survey
or, prepare and furnish three maps
one map showing the boundary lines
of the road districts, one showing
the boundary lines of the school dis
tricts, and one showing the boundary
lines Of the precincts of the county,
and each map to show the boundary
line of Lewis county. /
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-06-29
APRIL 9th, c o DAY.

AT this time the board considers
the bids to furnish books and records
for use of the several County officers
Of Lewis County, as fled by the r.
win-Hodson Co., the Pioneer Bind
cry Co., Lewiston Printing & Bind
cry Co., and Geo. d. Barnard & Co.
and takes the matter under advise
ment for further consideration.
At this time the Board takes a re-
cess for the purpose Of examining
several buildings in the Village of
Nezperce for the purpose Of securing
rooms for the various officers of
Lewis County.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-06-29
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
OF LEWIS COUNTY
SpeciaI session.
APRIL 5. 10ll. FIRST pAY.
OF LEWIS COUNTY

Board met pursuant to an act en-
titled an Act to Create the County o
Lewis in the State of Idaho (and foi
other purpOses) approved March 3
1911.
Present: Eugene S. Friend, Com.
missioner 1st District William A,
Eastman, COMMISSIONS End District
Monroe c. Hall. Commissioner 3rd
district Clyde E. Clovis. Clerk.
AT this time Monroe c. Hall is
unanimously elected Chairman of
said Board.
OFFICIAL BONDS APPROVED.
Monroe c. Hall. Commissioner Sd
District.
William A. Eastman. Commission
er End District.
Eugene S. Friend. Commissioner
LIST District.
Frank E Fogg. Prosecuting At
toney.
Clyde E. Clovis, Clerk of the Dis
trict Court.
Clyde E. Clovis, Clerk of the Dis
trict Court and Ex-Ohcio Auditor
and Recorder and Clerk of the
Board of County Commissioners.
And now the official oath of Office
was duly administered to Frank E.
Fogg and Clyde E. Clovis.
AT this time the proposition of W.
R. Wyatt, Assessor Of Nez Perce
County, to furnish property assess
ment lists containing the names of
the property owners of Lewis Coun-
ty, and a description of said owners 1
property for $3.50 per hundred, and
to furnish an Assessment Roll at a
cost not to exceed SIS 90, is accept
ed, and the Clerk of this board is
directed TO notify said w. R. Wyatt
to make immediate shipment Of said
and roll. 4
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-06-29

side of said river from Kamiah down
said river to the Lewis County line
Out not including Kamiah) 80 cents
per statement for each statement of
property owners residing within the
corporated villages and towns of Lew
is County, IS cents per statement ;
for each assessment statement taken
of property owners residing in all
other parts of said county mot here
in en~umerated) 20 cents per state
ment ; and said deputies shall in ad-
dition be allowed S1.2s per day for
horse hire.
The application of Clyde E. Clio
Wis, Clerk of the District Court. and
Auditor & Recorder, for
one deputy is hereby granted.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-06-29
APRIL 1ith, 1911, SECOND DAY

APRIL 18th, 1911, SECOND DAY
A. G. johnson and James Hoae
we're each duly appointed Justice Of
the Peace in and for Nezperce Pre-
cinct, Lewis County, Idaho.
In the matter Of the application Of
E. H. Ratlif, Assessor of Lewis
County for eight field deputies to as
sist in ascertaining the valuation Of
property in Lewis Comfy for assess
ment purposes, it appearing to the
satisfaction of the board that it is
necessary for the said assessor to
employ eight field deputies to make
the assessment Of said county within
the time specified by law, it is there
fore ordered that said Assessor be
and he is hereby granted eight de-
until the assessment Of said
is complete.
It is further ordered that the com
pensation Of deputies be fixed
as follows: For each assessment
statement taken Of property owners
residing west and south Of Forest, 30
cents Per statement for each assess
nent statement of o.u.~.
residing on what is known as
he Clearwater breaks on the south /
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-06-29
APRIL as,A. 1911. NINTH DAY

APRIL ash. 1911. NINTH DAY.
Bond examined and approved
lanes HOag. justice Of the peace,
Nezperce precinct.
Al this time W. A Scott is APP
pointed justice Of The peace in and
for Winchester precinct. Lewis eoun-
sy. Idaho.
At this time L. N. Swif is APP
pointed accountant on behalf Of Lew
county. regarding the creating Of
Lewis county as per II. B. 81. Sea-
sion Laws 1911.
The application Of L. N. Swift for
permission 10 appoint N. S. Savage
as IN assistant accountant on behalf
Of Lssis county as per Il. B. No.
81, Session Laws. 1911. Is granted.
At this time the board grants the
request Of VIM. W. Hammell, pro-
bate judge. for permission to aPpoinl
a clerk Of the probate court. and 4
Is further ordered that the compen-
sation Of the clerk Of the probate
court be azsd at s2s 90 per meath.
Il Is ordered that all banks au-
thorized to hold public funds Of
Lewis county on dsrosIl shall pay
three and ons-halt go per cent
per annum on the average daily bal
ances Of all such funds kept on de-
by said bank. as provided By
Sections 20l5 and 20i4 Revised
Vol. /.
Nov at this time the board takes
! recess until May 9Th. 1911 At 81
,'clock a. N.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-06-29
Record Of Proceedings Of the
Board OF County Commission
ers Of Lewis County. Idaho.
ApdI Tsrn. lem.

APRIL 10th, 1911, FIRST DAY.
Board met in regular session pur.
suant to Law, at Nezperce, Lewis
county, State of Idaho.
Present: Eugene S Friend. COM
missioner lst district; William A.
Eastman, commissioner End district /;
Monroe c. Hall. commissioner srd
district; Clyde Clovis. Clerk.
OFFICIAL BONDS APPROVED.
William T. Shockley, sheriff of
Lewis county, Idaho. and William
w. Hammell, probate judge and <
ofhcio clerk of the probate court of
said county, and thereupon the oath
of Office was duly administered to
said officers by the chairman of the
board.
At this time it is ordered that a
seal for the board Of Lewis county
be adopted, with an imprint bearing
the words Commissioners Court,
Lewis County, Idaho surrounding
the word Seal in the center.
AT this time the compensation of
all county officers of Lewis county,
Idaho, not otherwise fixed by gener-
al or special law be fixed as follows
Clerk of the district court and ex-
oficio auditor and recorder and clerk
Of the board of county commissioner,
The sum of $500 per annum.
Probate Judge and ex-oficio clerk
the probate court, the sum of
$4,000 per annum.
Sheriff, the sum of S135O.OO per
lnnum.
Treasurer. the sum of $4,000
Ter annum. /,
Superintendent, the sum of $1,000
'er annum. Z
County surveyor, the sum of
'199.80 per annum. /,
County coroner, the sum Of !
10000 per annum. /.
Prosecuting attorney, the sum of /;
per annum. /.
Assessor and ex-oficio tax collect
the sum of S15sO.OO per annum.
1t is further ordered that the sal 3
RES of the county officers be paid I
lonthly from the county treasury,
pom warrants Of the county auditor, /,
5 provided by House Bill No. 400, !,
pproved March 10th, 1911. IT
At this time the board considers ),
bids of the Underwood Type ;,
ritter Co., by ]. c. Watson, special =,
preventative the Oliver Typewrit- :,
Co., the Remington Typewriter =,
}. and the Smith Premier Type =
liter Co. to furnish to Lewis coun- y
'm n to seven typevriters, and =
: board having found that a ne ~
ssity exists Tor four typewriters 81
d finds the bid of the Underwood =;
.Pewriter Co. to be the lowest and ~
It bid, it is hereby ordered that
bid Of the Underwood Typewrit- Sc,
Co. be accepted for four typewrit- q
, as follows: err
)ne No. 5 ten inch carriage, Of
so
'wo No 3, twelve inch carriage, TOW
rs each. IL.
me No. 3, sixteen inch carriage, tbr,
O.1o. lone
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-06-29

APRIL 9th, 1911. FOURTH DAY.
The official bond Of Eva B. Hen
derson, county superintendent was
examined and approved, and the
oath Of Office duly administered to
the said officer by the chairman Of
board.
At this time the board adjourns.
M. c. Hall, Chairman.
Clyde Clovis, Clerk.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-06-29

Twp. - ~ 2. ; G. B. NJ. lhence
vest to the northeast corner Of sec.
ton IS. Twp. "a n. z. 5 e.. B. m;
thence south One half mile thence
vest TO the Clearwater river ; lhencs
down the Clearwater river 10 the
place Of beginning.
NAY 9th. 1911. ELEVENTH DAY.
Al this time the Board consider
the bids Of L. S and II. C. Kailin,
G. Orr MeMininy. ]. B. White.
North Idaho title Co. Geo. H Wat
terman. VIM Psaiman and I'd ].
Doyle for ~tFanschbing all matters Of
record In Nez Perez county uhich
should be a matter Of record Ia Lev
Is county a. per Il. B. No. 81.
Session Of 1911. and The board ind
ing the bid Of J.. B. White to Be the
and best old. Il Is ordered that
the bid Of the said j B. White Be
accepted Al the rate Of seven cents
per folio for all typewriter matter
and ten cents per folio for all matter
required 10 be written nth pen and
ok. Including all indexine ; and q Is
ordered that written contract
x entered into within Eve days By
/. B. White With the chairman Of
be Board Of county commissioner
4 Lewis county ailssied By the
Jerk Of said board conditioned for
be faithful performances Of all things
eseessay Ia the tFanscribing Of
aid records; and L Is further order.
d that q good and sufficient bond il
BE penal sum Of $40. 000.O 90 be re-
Of the said ]. B. White for
V faithful performance Of all
lings necessary IN The lranscribing
said records, according to said
'ntract, said bond 10 be presented
e the approval Of said board within
days from the date hereof.
DEPOSITORY BoEDs APPROVED
Union State Bank in the sum Of
70. 100000.
Farmers State Bank In the sum Of
Farmers Stale Bank in the sum Of
OFFICIAL BONDS APPROVED
Elias H. RaiIif. county Assessor.
Adam G. Gross, county Treasurer.
At this time =. Z. Fogg. P~rosecut-
Attorney, and William T. Shock.
, Sheriff, we're allowed $1,000 per
each as Office rent and officers
maintain their " Offices.
this time the board considered
bids Of conger & Mitchell, own
Of The Herald. W. A. Dissmore,
lager Of the Kamiah Progress,
G. Sasse, proprietor Of the Lewissa
mtg Register, and +. &. Grant,
Usher Of the North Idaho Re-
for county printing, and having
d the bid Of conger & Mitchell
: the lowest and best bid, &C
, said bid At the following rates,
Il Five cents per line, ten point
Us ems plea long) for two 10
In the Nszperce Herald, or at
ate Of three cent, per line, ten
type, for the first insertion and
per line for the second IN
IN IN said paper.
Imbers Of the following school
lot changed 30 the numbers Of
shooI districts Of Lewis county
gconnnusd on next passl
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-06-29

eepled for 8 stools. 81 chairs. and 5
desks. for the sum Of $4,000, set
up In the various Offices Of Lewis
county.
The Official bond Of Adam G.
Gross, county Treasurer was sx-
amIned and approved.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-06-29
APRIL 27th. 1911. EIGHTH DAY.

APRIL 27th. 1911. EIGHTH DAY.
Board fixed the compensation Of
road overseers at SITS per day
for individual labor. and $4.2s per
day for themselves and four horses.
Bond examined and approved Ira
P. Coon. oversssr road district No.
IL.
At this time, pursuant 10 request
Of the board Of county commission
ers Of Lewis county. 10 Of the road
cverseers Of said county met With
the board and engage in a three
hours discussion Of matters relating
to the bettermenl Of the public roads
Of the county.