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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-02-16
DR.. Green Home Again,

After an absence of over six months
DIR. Green announces that he will
again be in his dental office until Mar.
LIST, after which date he will retire
permanently from the active practice
Of dentistry.
This will afford those who were
unable to secure the personal services
OF DIR. Green this summer ample op-
portunity of doing SO. 32-5
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-02-16


1t is hereby ordered that the clerk
cancel said warrants, and turn same
over to the County Treasurer. to be re-
turned with the latter to the Auditor
with his monthly warrant settlement.
In the matter of the viewers report
on the road petitioned for by III. Calder,
Geo. w. Trenary. ct al for public road
in Road District No IS. Hearing in
regular session of the Board to be held
on April 10, 1911, at 10 o'clock a. m.
In the matter of the Viewers Report
on road petitoned for by Pc Peter Hans
road in Road District No. 81. The hear
ing in this case waspostponed until the
next regular. meeting of the Board, to
be- held April 10, 1911.
In the matter of the road petitioned
for by Anton Schmalzbauer. Geo. Z. Hill
ct al, for public road in Road District
poned until the next Special Session of
the Board. to be held on the 10th of
February, 1911
In the matter of the Viewers Report
on the road petitioned for by G. w.
Mosher III. II. Little ct al for public
road in Road District No41. Hearing
in this case was postponed until the
next Special Session of the Board to be
held on the 18th day of February 1911
In the matter of the application of the
Grangeville Electric Light and Power Co
for franchise granting them the right
to erect and maintain an electric light
and power line. Their application and
bond in the sum of five thousand Dol
lars. was examined and approved. and
their application was granted.
In the matter of the disposal of Coun-
fy property. Whereas the County of
Idaho is the owner and in possession of
real property not necessary for its use
1t is hereby ordered that notice is
hereby given that on April 18th 1911 at
O'Clock p. m. the County through the
County Commissioners. will offer for sale
to the highest and best bidder for cash
the following described property to wit.
Lot s. Block 2. North Main Street, Orig
inal Town of Grangevlle Idaho Co Ida
And that the said sale to take place at
the front door of the Court House, in
Grangeyille. Idaho. and is further order
ed that notice be given of said SALE by
publication in the Idaho Co Free Press.
for period Of Thirty Days. The Coun-
all bids.
;. In the matter of the purchase of Of
lice supplies by the County Officers, II
Is ordered that each County Officer shall
present to the Board of County Commits
sioners. at each regular session of the
Board, list of supplies needed for his
office. 1t is further ordered that Coun-
ty Officers shall only be allowed to ex-
pend or contract for any one thing or
at any one time, to be used in his office
the amount of 5000, without the writ
ten order of hte Board of County Com
missioners
In the matter of the filing of claims
against the county. it appearing to the
Board of County Commissioners that
great inconvenience exists in the pres
ent system OF filing such claims. 1t
counts will be passed upon by the Board
unless same is fled by the Clerk at
least one day prior to the session at
which 1t Is asked to be heard
No further business appearing the
Board adjourned sine die
Attest: ]. A. BRADBURY. Clerk.
By M. G. RAMBO. Deputy.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-02-16

Save yonr tickets that we give with
every cash purchase, $40 worth will
get you prize. Schueller Bros. 1854
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-02-16
Ledger For Sale.

This Office has for sale, one loose
leaf ledger of the latest style with
leaves and duplicates. 34-3
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-02-16

Warrant No 5O9s. series 1908 $500 Cur
rent Expense Fund
Warrant No 5000. series 1907 $2.25 cur
rent Expense Fund.
II is here ordered that the County
Treasurer and the County Auditor trans
fer the funds remaining IN the islo
Bridge Fund to the Redemption Fund
The application for the cancellation OF |
County Warrants, all of which were rs
sued more than six years ago, ana Tor |
which no owners have been found, were |
ordered cancelled follows:
Warrant No. lat July 10. 1885 All.
warrant No. 14s. July IS. 1ss5,Ah
variant sinsi No. sos. Oct. is. isol,
warrant nsntu No. SO. Jan. Is 1902. :.
warrant 5Gi'a t No No. 2ss, Anril is, 1900
warrant te No. ESQ, April is 1900.
warrant No $50 January %. 1910
Warrant No. All. October &c. 1887 ).
warrant No: s5s, January IS. 1902 80
warrant riari No. AZ, April 2s 1902
warrant No s5S, Jan. IS 1902. ;, -
warrant an9si S No. $40. october 20 1901
Warrant No S62, January 2S. 1902
" Fred Bol Nm q; oct y isas 81
" W. s. cox ok ~ - oe.. = 100. 90
Warrant No. 172, Nov. 7. 1874, 90
$. W. Carpenter -; - 100, W
w. j. Cassidy ................ W
| Warrant No 1924. Jan. 25. 1904.
w sannti MESS No. ass july n. 1901. -
Warrant No. POS. April IS 1896. -
Fred Dalgreen. ................ w
warrant No. 81. Jan. IS, 1899, . 90
warrant No. 2os. Juiy 20, 1879.
4 Denham & Mcpherson. ....... 20
Warrant No. IL. Jan. Is. 1899. a.
warrant 3GTdlr NJ No iii, Jan. 10 1898.
warrant ant No No IS. Jan. i. 1858, NJ. =
warrant aqs mt No. lao. Jan is, 1854. -
Warrant ai No. s47. Oct is. 1856. ;.
Warrant ARA, No No. 1873, July IS. 1885. . -
Warrant No. i; January is, 1887, 40
Warrant No. ais. Jan. il, 1856, %
warrant y No No; iss. Nov. 7, 1894, -. 90
warrant 10. S.. April IS 1896 ~
warrant Wa. No. iss. July Il, 1898, =
warrant a1'asi NS No $50. Oct is. 1887 :. :,
warrant No 1877. Jan. is, 1899, ;. 80
Warrant No. 215. July IA. 1885.
Warrant No 2o7. Oct. IS, 1889.
ri F. Randall. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
+ Warrant No. 274. Oct. Is, 1896,
F. Smith. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
Warrant No. 29o July Is, 1895, =,
Jacob Statesman, ......s...... o.
Warrant No 275. Oct. is, 1896
Geo. w. Stuart .............. o.
I Warrant No 278, Oct. is. 1896,
n A. G. Springer. ................ o.
al Warrant No. $50. Oct. Is. 1896,
e Joseph Thomas, ................ o.
e Warrant No. 20. Jan. IL, 1888,
l j. Upton Observation-Disclosures. o
Warrant No. 1874, April 10. 1901,
t $. Unlikely. -. 90. ,oo. 40
d A. ]. Wood ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. z
IS Warrant No. 49, July 10. 1885,
IT All Young. ................ /
6 Warrant No. 1893. Oct. IL, 1906,
j. G. Ultery, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-02-16
COUNTY AFFAIRS
List of Business Transactions
by Board of Commissioners.
MUCH WORK At SESSION
Who the Jurors for the Year
1911 Are.
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION

Fl Fred Holman. Judge election 90
Henry Flynn. judge election -, ~ M
Arthur Myers, clerk election o.
John Lamont. dist clerk ...... 90
A. c. Bishop, judge election ~
Claude Flint, judge election ~. ~
Harry Z. Wallis. judge election 90
J: z. Hensley, constable table election election az
Chas. a. Janson, clerk cleo W
r. w. Pinnell, dist clerk elec.. 1 w
Zal Thompson, judge election ~
Andrew re- noeheG clerk es eeeti ea'o
c. +. Smith, clerk cleo ..... ~
3. T. Brown. dist clerk. ~
John Grinder. judge election W
j. j. Lackie, judge election -. 90
A. 5. Johnson, judge election W
Chas. +. Cone, constable cleo w w
Ben Large, clerk election :..:. W
Marion " Upton, clerk election 90
Belle Cone, dist clerk w
John Baker. judge elect ot i;... o oS
G. A. Lopez. Constable election 9 90
Ed. Luzadder. clerk election -. 4 90
Ed Fuerst. clerk =. election elton 90 90
Herbert IL. Hackett, judge elect o oo
Dan G Roy, Judge elect; election esciioo 90 90
Alex Cruise. constable election w
Clyde y. Newland, clerk election 90
RALPH Newland, clerk election W
James Patterson, dist clerk -. w
Chas A. Palmer. judge election w
r. i. Engle, Judge election -. 90
w. S. Newland judge election :, o oo
W. c. Souires. clerk election 90
W. E. Meekers. clerk election 90
A. J. Williams, dist. clerk : ~ az
Matt Sanders, judge election W
Sam T. Calder, judge election W
GO. Denham. Constable election 90
X. e. Benson. clerk election w w
w s shaw iudgeelection .. s 90
W. c. Rice judge election ;..:... . 90
Annie $, Denham Judge election ~ ~
J. w. Parker. clerk election %
Arthur H Moore, clerk elect 70
Edgar S Sr9Sb 1aas asst ele eieIa 90
Lester G. ADAMS. judge election 90
Mrs; Vie Ripley, constable ,nst a,sot cleo g. g.
Mable Maxey. Clerk election OF
Herman Bicksel, judge Election 8 @
Garense ci M9rs a1sct Judge elect
John d. surridge. clerk election O
M. S. kinkaid, dist clerk Q,
Ben Baker judge eleMction U
Thos Surridge, clerk election 49,. "
Maynard F. futile. clerk election 9 @
Allie G. Austin. dist clerk -. s o
John Gibson, judge election So. o
James Lennon o,a constable stable c"ei
H. r. Newman, clerk election 50
Minnie Galloway. dist. clerk -. 50
Hans H Hagan judge ae election action, S0
Robt. Griffith. Judge election 49,. s o
F. H. TAYLOR, judge election -. s u
Fred G. Painter, Judge election 0
w. A. Newman, judge election o
e. NJ Ballard constable election 3 0
Ed l.. Gallager. clerk election ;. 0
Frank Mason, clerk election :. 0
A. p. King, clerk election $500. 0
o. u. Blank, clerk election -. 0
David Landon. judge election :.
VIM. Martin, dist clerk ........
T. Il. Harris, judge election Q
C. c. Harvey, judge election -. 0
II. Rothwell. clerk election .... 0
ST. w. Robbins, constable elect 3 o.
). Il. Wood. clerk election -. o
VIM. w. Patterson, clerk elect 0
Geo. Chapman. dist. clerk $500. 0
Andrew kavanaugh, judge elect D
Elmer Patterson, judge election G
G. G. Zumwalt. judge election 0
Warrants called for more than siXt
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-02-16

Warrants called for more than sixty
days We're ordered paid as follows:
Warrant No 1886. series of 1907. S. 40
Current Expense fund.
Warrant No. 1897, series 1907 S. 40
Current Expense fund.
Warrant No. 3l9S series 1907 So
Current Expense fund.
Warrant No. 3199, series 1907. $1,000
Current Expense fund.
Warrant No. S212, series 1907. $120
Current Expense fund.
Claims were examined and allowed
on the current expense fund. as follows.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-02-16

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G. II. Rencehausen. labor .....:. 90
In the matter of the application of
James j. Remington for the renewal
toll ferry, on Salmon river. his bond and
application was examined and found to
satisfactory and his petition was grant
ed.
In the matter of the Viewers Report
on the road petitioned for by VIM. A.
sutton. II. A. Cochran ct al in Road
District No. So the said report was ex x
awarded to r. l.. Engle, for $1,000
In the matter of the Viewers Report
on the road petitioned for by a. H. iil !,
field, John G. Northrup. ct al in Road
District No. 25. The said report was ex-
amined and approved, and damage s
aworded to L. L. Anderson for $1,000
The following matters We're laid over
until the regular meeting of the Board
to be held on the 10th day of April, 1911
| Viewers Report on the Baldwin IL
Kuhnen road r. D. No. Al.
Viewers Report on the Martzen &
Hastings Road, r. D. No AZ. .on ;
change of Co. road No. 222
Petition of j. P. Vollmer for the va
eating of portion of Fem and Stuen-
berg.
The petition of H. E.. johnson and G;
District tdeeS No. So s. to g. foao III 'A
The remonstrance to the formation O
|
RidgeI District
The Ferry Bond of E. L. Anderson.
The petition of Vigo Iceberg K. r
district.
In the matter of the Viewers Repor
on the road petitioned for by Nathan
Hollingsworth for private road In Roa
District No. So. Hearing in this cas-
was postponed until the special meetin
, of the Board to be held on Feb. Is. 1s1
: at 10 o'clock.
In the matter of the Viewers Repor
' on road petitioned for by Leon Porte
and F. A. Fem ct al for public roa
, in Road District No5O. Hearing in thi
$ case was postponed until the special ms
Q ing of the Board to be held on the
I of Feb, 1911.
S In the matter of the petition of S. E
e Onthank, r. b. Miller. ct al for the reg
n ulation of the charge of Kamiah Flum
n Co. for the fluming of lumber, ties ett
y Hearing in this case was postponed unit
D. the special meeting of the board to b
held on the 16 day of Feb, 1911.
T-h- z1~ I,.I
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-02-16

w H. Zumalt. judge election ..s %
The bond and contract of DIR. G. s.
stockton. County Physician. was here
examined and arp 'cved.
The application Of II. G. Denny 70
p,.fty frr tlic ear of1905 was examined
and as it appeared to the Board that
the said tax could not be collected. as
The applicant has no real or personal
propeIty. II was therefore ordered that
Tie Auditor accept the original amount
claims we're examined and allowed on
fr,a1 &c follows
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-12-23
Special winter Rates at the
Bellevue. lSteam heat. light
airy roome, excellent table,
first class service.

1t can safely be asserted that thsre
Colorado that sends so many graduates
from the High School as Idaho as Idaho
Springs in proportion to its graduates
or that take and maintain better
standing in their University course.
Many of these students are returning
home to spend their Christmas vacation
and among those that arrived the last
two days are Robert MrClelland. Frank
Redding, Elvira Peterson. Hazel Mac
Donald and Thomas (Bruz) Roberts of
the University of Colorado and Carrie
Burger of Colorado College.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-12-23

On Tuesday night of next week the
pictures at the opera house will por-
tray the life and character of Dick
ems David Copperfeld. 1t wi be of
interest to everybody and richly enter
tertaining. If you want to find oul
that "Barkis is Willin." bnt Peggety
aint, be sure and attend The story of
David Coppergeld portrays many of the
important eAsnts in the life of Charles
Dickens.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-12-23
Special winter Rates at
the Bellevue. Steam heat,
!ght, airy rooms, excel
lentable, first class SER
vice.

Il had been troubled with constipa-
best physicians in Bristol, Tenn, and
they could do nothing for me- writes
Thos. E. Williams, Middeboro, Ky.
Two packages of Chamberlain
Stomch and Liver Tablets cured me"
For sale by J, J. Sherwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-12-23

When your feet are wet and cold and
your body chilled through and through
and through from exposl re, take big
dose of Chamberlain Cough Remedy,
batne your feet in hot water before
going to bed and you are are almost
certain to ward off a severe cold. For
ale by j. J Sherwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-12-23

! he Auditorium Hotel
14th & Stout Street, Denver
is thu place where you
should stop because it is new
clean and quiet; handy to
business interests and car
linet. Fitted With every
modern convenience. rea-
sonable in price
Take Calfax Car at Depot
to Stout street, Auditorium
one half block to right
Denver. Colorado
Wanted-Work, Family or
Mems washing. lis Miner St.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-12-23

Mrs. Mary MacNeal, of Trinidad.
Colorado is visiting her sister Mrs.
Walter A. Funk. She will assist in the
cantata on Sunday morning at the
Presbyterian church.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-12-23
Advertised Letter List.

Idaho Springs, Colo, Dec. 2, 1911.
The following letters remain uncallt d
for at the Idaho Springs Post Office for
he week ending Dec, %, 1911.
Cannady, Mr.. and Mrs C c
Guild, Mrs John
Mathis, CT
Mabee, Geo W
Sunderland, Mrs
John Trathen, Postmaster.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-12-23

FOR RENT-A suite of three rooms
furnished r house keeping. Inquire al
2U63 East Miner st, or at l.. E. Cassatt's
printing Office
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-12-23

Most artistic line of Jewellery ever
hown in the city at EWES.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-05-16
RESTRICT INDIAN LAND SALES
Twenty-hve-Year Ban Put on by Con.
gross Held as Constitutional.

Washington, May 16.-The twenty
five-year restriction on the sale OF In.
dian lands, which was imposed by
Congress in 1906 was held TO be con-
stitutional in a decision by the United
States Supreme Court yesterday.
Previous to 1906 individual members
of the Five Civilized tribes In Oklsho-
ma were prevented from making sales
OF their lands within FIVE years of the
time of allotment. The contention
soon arose that the full bloods had
such rights as citizens as made the ex-
tension unconstitutional.
Marchie Tiger was one of the In
dams concerned. AS full blood
Creek he inherited four allotments.
He transferred this inherited land to
real estate companies, but later he
changed his mind and brought suit 10
have the transfers set aside on the
ground that the restrictions forbade
his conveying the land.
The Supreme Court of Oklahoma
held that the restrictions merely re-
ferred to lands allotted directly to the
full bloods, and not to the lands In
herited by them. The Supreme Court
of the United States holds that they
applied to inherited lands as we'll.
The court held also that only Con
gress could determine when the In
dian became free from the white
mans guardianship, and that Con
gress had not yet so found.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-05-16
FIFTY YEARS IN BUSINESS
Golden Anniversary Reception to Mr..
Charles I. Hood.

Lowell, Mass, May 13-Several
hundred present and former employees
of Mr.. c. |. Hood today celebrated
at Hoods Laboratory the 5Oth ami
versary of the beginning OF Mr..
Hoods business life in Lowell. On the
18Th of May 1861, boy less than fif-
teen, known as Charlie Hood, arrived
in Lowell from his home in Chelsea,
Vermont, to make his own way in
the world. His early training had
been in his fathers drug store in a
country town, and in few days he
was learning more about the business
in a Lowell pharmacy. After five
wears here he was for five years in
Mctcalfs drug store in Boston, then
returned to Lowell to go into business
for himself. Always thorough
panstaking pharmacist, he soon turn
ed his attention to proprietary medi-
cines, and produced several that have
made his name, known around the
world The celebration today was
arranged entirely without Mr.. Hoods
knowledge. He was presented q
beautiful silver loving cup and an ad
dress signed by all his employees, ex
pressing appreciation of his kindly
treatment, his excellent leadership
and their best wishes for his future
The whole affair testified to the higi
esteem in which Mr.. Hood is held b!
those who know him best
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-05-16
HAcKETT IN THE KINGS GAME"
Famous Actor at the Bennington OPP
era House Monday Evening

Americas most famous player of
virile roles, James X. Hackett, is to
come to the Bennington opera house
on Monday, May % in a play which
is characterized as a satire on the
romantic play THE Kings Game"
The satire was written for Mr.. Hack
EFT by George Bracket Seitz new
conner to the ranks of the American
playwright. Mr.. Hackett has been
seen in many successful plays here
playing the role of the king in 1.-THE
Kings Came" and in that honorable
category the best known play is 'The
Prisoner of Zenda," which served to
place Mr.. Hackett firmly in the small
number of great American stars. Mr..
Hackett has also been seen in cru
pert of Hentzau," a sequel to "The
Prisoner of Zenda;" 1.-The Crisis" the
dramatization of the Winston Chur-
Chill novel of the same name; 1.-The
Pride of Jennico;" and more recently
in Alfred Sutro's modern play, "The
Walls of Jericho
With Mr.. Hackett there will come
a characteristic William A. Brady sup.
porting company, prominent in which
is Jane Marmury, who is Mr.. Hack
ett's leading lady in THE Kings
Game" Others in the company are
Robert Wayne, Walter Pennington
Arthur Lewler, Herbert Farjeon and
! others.
Among the early spring announce
ments of plays and stars to be seen
! in New York the most conspicuous. In
its relation to Bennington will be that
of James X Hackett in "The Kings
Game" In other words Bennington
will see George Bracket Seltz satire
before New York does.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-05-16
DESERT CACTUS VALUE
Expected to Produce Marketable
Fruit of Fine Quality.

Fruit OF Fine Quality
San Antonio, Tex, May 16.-The
time may not be far distant when
one can go out into cactus patch
and return with a basket of luscious
prickly pears suitable for the table.
The prickly pear, or cactus, has al
ways produced fruit which is edible
and of very good flavor. This is sold
in all the markets in Mexico. and has
frequently been eaten by residents of
Texas. The difficulty, however, is the
removing of the skin, owing TO the
great number of spines II contains.
Prof. +. G.. Gren of the South Texas
gardens in Brownsville proposes to re
move this objection. He is now ex-
perimenting with a number of varie.
ties OF cactus and expects to be able
to make these bear spineless fruit
of a much higher grade than that
which grows upon the plant in its
wild state. He confidently expects
that he will be able to make the cac-
tus of Texas one of the most profit
able and highly useful plants in the
matter of producing fruit that has ex-
cellent food value. Already the
leaves of the cactus have been utiliz-
ed in making paper and the juice
from the same in making alcohol
while the pulp has proved an excellent
food for stock. II would seem from
the progress made with this plant
that its possibilities in modern eeono-
my are very large.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-05-16
FORESTRY BOARD
ALARMED OVER
LONG OR0UTH
Meets at Rutland and Sends
Warnings to Wardens
HAPGOOD ASKS FOR HELP
Well Known Peru Lumberman Asks
Governor for Assistance In Fight
Ing Forest Fire

Rutland. May 16.-Acting under or
ders. OF Gov. John A. Mead of this
city, the board of forestry together
with State Forester A. +. Halves OF
Burlington, were busy last night send
Ing out notices to the first selectmen
in every town in the state creating
them fire wardens and instructing
them to take charge and subdue il
possible, all forest fires in their juris-
dlction. Several serious forest fires
have been reported since the latter
part of last week and together with
the extremely dry condition of the
woods, great alarm Is felt. The state
viii stand the expense of fighting the
fires.
Yesterday Gov. Mead received a
long letter from M. ]. Hapgood of
Peru telling Of a serious fire which
has been destroying much property in
Bennington county in the vicinity of
Peru, and asking for help. There is
also big blaze in the vicinity of
Monkton, Addison county.
In speaking of the matter last night,
Mr.. Halves said
There is very grave condition of
affairs as regards forest fires in the
state and the board is going to do
all in its power to prevent the spread
ing as we'll as the origination of the
fires. Besides creating the selectmen
as fire wardens the board. in consider
alton of the extremely dry season, has
appointed extra wardens in many OF
the towns where there are valuable
lumber tracts.
Besides the fires in Bennington
| and Addison counties there are bad
fires in the town of Essex near Bur.
lington and also one In Essex county.
Persons in the woods at this time
should be exceedingly careful about
the use of matches and the starting
of brush fires"
The following is a copy of the night
letter sent out last night by State
Forester Halves and addressed to ali
the first selectmen In the state
Great danger of forest fires. sug
gest you station patrols in dangerous
localities. Warn people against burn
ing brush If you cannot property
oversee entire town, notify me immed
lately stating reason. Get men onto
fires before they gain Roadway
Chemical fire extinguishers would
prove effective. Report evidence Of
breaking laws"