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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-08

Limited equipment would permit. A
fun array OF attractions Is promised
for to-day. The spectacular Battle OF
Lake Erie. portrayed realistically be-
fore the grandstand. in q fireworks ex-
hibition lasting more than a half hour.
was the outstanding night feature and
equalled the Paine exhibition Of last
year.
The nightly fireworks spectacle at
o'clock will be alternately. the Battle
Of Lake Erie and the Destruction o.
the Armada. Both are deliberately stag
ed in a background representing the
bounding ocean. and give an impress.
sive representation Of the two grea'
sea battles. The Destruction OF the
Armada will hold the boards tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-08
STILL DETAINED
At ELLIS ISLAND

New York October s.-Commssioner or
immigration Williams. of New YORK, recei'-
ed a telegram to-day from the Immigration
Bureau that II could find no record concern
ing Prince Ludovic Pisnatelli paragon. who
is held up at Ellis Island for possible depor-
tstion as an undesirable citizen on the
ground OF his ALLEGED gambling record IN
Europe. Mr.. Williams was directed to free
the prince unless Ellis Island had tnforma-
ton against him.
The prince was indignant to-day. He was
indignant all over the Fog Room Of Ellis
Island. He smoked one cigarette afNr an
other. and denounced the law. His lawyer.
John Patterson, came to see him in the FOG
Room He said that his client had been
rnisrepresented in the newspapers, ana de-
clared that he would sue out writ OF
ha beas corpus to be served on the immIgra-
ton officials Tomorrow
The Fog Room n which the prince Is
retained is chamber furnished with
grand piano. rugs And other princely COM
forts, into which the commissioner retreats
when In cases OF foggy weather he cannot
leave the island. 1t Is by no means par
rem place.
The prince. on arising. was indignant De
cause there was no one to rub him down
after his shower bath. He had coffee In his
& rooms and then sent for his valet. This
person could not be found. With the aid OF
| a guard, however, he managed to struggle
into some clothes. He had breakfast in the
dinin groom OF the officials. and lunched
there, too. In the afternoon when newspa-
per men were announced he was TOO indIg-
nant to receive them
The order Of expulsion against Prince
d'Aragon was issued under the date OF Au-
gust /, 1911. The prince. however. managed
to avoid being served with a notification o.
the expulsion order for over year, dlsap-
pearing from Paris and changing his name
and address. He was not definitely located
until September IS last. and on that day he
left for New York on the steamship France.
II ne returns to France he will be arrested
| on che scharge OF con,raven;ng the expulsion
order. and will be condemned by the correc-
| tional tribunal and expelled again until he
succeeds in getting the order quashed.
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MATHEWSOhMAY
OPPOSE WOOD IN
OPENING CONTEST
CONTINUED From First Page.)

the box. In fact they have seldom
sought the club house all season. be-
cause the opponents were hitting them
too hard. Woods average In hits all
season was about six per game. On
tho other hand. MarQuard has been hit
hard time and again. '.MAtty" also
was hit rather freely. Tesreau has
shown remarkable form in most OF his
games.
1 would like to say again that con-
slider that Wagner will, on defense. be
tho star Of the series. All the real
shrewd baseball fans who notice him
closely In his manoeuvres will consider
him = worthy addition to tho series.
Doyle and Myers. OF the Giants. should
be great stars for tho National LeaSu-
ero.
Tha battle cries should look some
thing like this: Aathewson and Myers
for the Giants: Wood and Casey for
the Red Sox: KLEIN behind the plate
az umpire, and Evans on the bases.
with OLoughlan and Rigler ~ field
Judgea In the succeeding games the
umpires will alternate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-08
VISITS ARE EXCHANGED

x.x york. October on -isi v'si'.
UR-e exchanged by S"ar-AcrlTaI
Gs.,hsus- commanding the flee; Of
aUer.can eassiethip, gathered here
~ review By the President and
Sye,arv Of the Navy next week. and
ISyor Gayaor ana Police Commission
Or ~. return from their visit ID.
- oS6clsis were accompanied by tho
on;rsi. and the three went 20 Oh. hsiI
SSrns Admiral Osfsrhaus oysned the
mo by TOSSING bsn into the held.
AAey she game the naval Sisto.s we're
S@ss. 81 the citizens committee -,
H~h~o.. when the flee; s1ssras OFT
- SEA on October Is the Hudson River
~m YeYs Washington 20 the statue
~ Iibersy VIII b. cieared OF all trsSsc
al Dorsioss % the harsor VII be se'
u1ssjOuoeDU - ~.
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PLAN TO DESTROY
L0CKSATP ANAMA
CONTINUED From First Page)

CONTINUED From First Page)
don't use nitroglycerin. 1t is not as
safe as dynamite. and you don't have
to be so careful Tell the old man
(Tveitmoe) he'll get his Christmas
presents"
After the Llewellyn explosion. on
December p, Miller said, ]. j. wrote
to J. z. Clancy: Tell the old man
his Christmas present has been de-
livered,' and Tveitmoe wrote q let
ter to J. ]. concluding trusting Santa
Claus will be as generous to you with
surprises and presents of the season
as he has us in the Golden State
"wholesale blowing Up
Charges against Clarence E. Dowd,
Rochester, n Y, and others involving
unions other than the iron workers
were outlined by the district attorney.
He said it would be shown that they
all met in Detroit in 1911 Ito have a
| wholesale blowing up but that J. B.
Mcnamara hesitated about the jobs.
the deal"
A detective representing himself as
a member of the Sheet Metal Workers
got into the DEAL said Mr. Miller.
How are you going to blow up these
IAaces-where's the dynamite?'' asked
the detective. why. we've got it
right in town. brought 1t here on a
train" answered Hiram Cline, Of Nun
cie
do you mean to say you brought II
on a train along with women and
children?'
"Of course: it's easy and SAFE" said
Cline. NO one will ever know Of it
"A map Of Detroit was prepared,
| with FIVE locations marked where ex-
blossoms were to occur. McManigal
was sent to do the job, and was given
a list McManigal said: There are
only four on the list: where's the other
place?
-. b. Mcnamara said: We Are Il
throw a false bomb on the porch OF Z
member Of the Detroit Merchants and
manufacturers Association. McNamars
and McManigal We're on their way Il
do Jobs in April in 1910 when they were
arrested"
When cour, adjourned Mr.. Miller had
spoken for four days or total o
| twenty hours. and had not yet finished
presenting the governments side o.
| the case.
| Clark pleaded guilty to all thu
| charges. FIVE counts Of conspiracy and
fifty counts of being a principal to thu
| actual Illegal interstate shipment o.
dynamite and nitroglycerine- C1arI
| was business manager Of local unioI
IS Of the International Association o
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
! from January. 1908. 10 July. 1911. Hi
| activity. Mr.. Miller asserted. Vas car
| ri.i on through letters written b,
Fan:, NJ RYAN. and the McNamaras
An .vory-handled umbrella bearing tn
| initials ~. c." found in the wreckag'
of a dynamited bridge at Dayton. O.
Mr.. MILLER said. led to the disclosur'
tina. Clark actually had caused the ex
| pIosicn. having used the umbrella q
p-c,cc, the dynamite from the rain
1 and then leaving IL behind.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-08

New York. october big Jack"
Z"Ii<. the gunmAn. was buried to-day
with all the vomp the East Side could
give. Riva! gangs declared a trucs
TO attend his funeral. Wis body was
borne TO the grave through streets
lined three and four deep with on
lockers. with a train numbering thou
sands a. an escort
The police were fearful that cams
lighters would settle their differences
q; tn funeral. and had a xuard p~As
the body % the Runman ever since
he was Killed saturday night Twenty
p1sroirn"n and thirty detectives kept
the crowd in the streets moving TO-
day. For several hours the body lay
In state in ZeI's's Eat. and hundreds
viewed = = saH5ron Of mounted %.
lice met tho funeral train tn Brook.
Ign and accompanied " 20 sAs csne.
toV.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-08

y~Dh's ISneDe0t - the
best re0sAy fer Rheu-
m0tfsm, 1ciAtSea. Lame
Doek. StiR JStnts sne
NuocjeS Seso Throat.
Cslds 0tsNin2 epre!ns.
Cuts. DVui0sA Cole.
CPa n pa Neuralgia.
ToOohaehA a. d all
Nerve, 10ns aa1 NUE..
ole AcAS0 and Pains.
TIE esauSae has Seah'a
ARK - svsy package
and loOks ike this cut,
but hao RED band -
front Of packaSe and
"IOaA'O DuaMe0t~ a.
ways IN RED ink Be-
we're Of limitations. Sold
" an dealers in meAe-
cine. 80. Sc and ~.
Guaranteed or money
yVfunded ~ Noah Rom
ely Co.. Rsehmoad. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-08

delay. tho committee decided 70 20 im-
mediately into the counting Of the -
900 ballots cast, and at las o'clock
began 20 do 20. expecting to finish the
task late IN the morning. Judge Wat
SON 10 here. but did not attend thu
hearing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-08
I|t1 Ill
llITHFfATUREA ACTS
Fireworks. Arabian Tumblers
and C'Dora Get Applause on
Opening Night.

In i,s program Of free feature acts,
the State Fair shines this year like q
star of the FIRST magnitude. No collec-
tion like II has ever been brought to
the city. The performance before the
rrandstand last night. following a day
Of indifferent entertainment by Mid
way far from complete. was the dis-
tinct surprise of the day.
To begin with. the fireworks were al
the press agents said. and more. 1t
was the last number on the free list,
and sent the crowd away with a good
taste in the mouth The Battle OF Lake
Erie was the central feature. A can
vas ocean that looked remarkably llfe-
Nike under the special illumination pro-
yided q setting for dozen miniature
var vessels which sailed up and down
.he waters. pouring broadsides into
hostile ships and Notifications.
rxhihitson Pleases Crowd.
When after fifteen minutes OF steady
cannonade, the enemy's neet-so tne
last ship-had sunk out OF sight anna
much red fire and loud detonation. the
Nace-Gay Band stuck up The star.
spangled Banner" and the grands.aha
responded promptly with round Oh
applause. The exhibition coh'i"ueu
some time longer with tirst-eiass as
sortment Of special pieces whicn
pleased the crowd,
c'Dora, she who nir,s with deatn.
made GOOD. In dizzy ascending spirais
she cIrcled on a motorcycle inside Oh
. specially constructed steel mesh siooe'
while men and women helo tneir
breath. Hassen Ben Ais Arao t,oupe
.co,ed q particular hit with the ciass'-
80 exhibition OF tumbling ever seen az
the Fair. Madame calvert sang
s.aoa meet and received the plaudits
Of the throng.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-08

Bristol. We. october The report
..ha, Stdra Allen and Wesley EDWARDS
may Offer 80 compromise their cases os
.sI,,g Iif. sentences cannot he con-
AIMED here Judge v =. OSlesby- OF
',ni. city. IS their attorney. but has no
s,s..rn.rt 90 make. II has been ru-
-nor.d here for several dsys tnat tney
wn,,ja liEe to compromise their cases
- void tho trials bur how much
.t,,,,.~ -h.v would be willing to take
. not known
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-08

isG1s7Ial 9 y Ut, '7sFHt.H.l
r-.....- Va pytobeT Cope CoslsouYn.
ghf-. -rsa employed 20 csrfers Greek
,.,,T.z.- factory. a.ar Tr-trgtrn. committees
s~,G. to-day ~ sAgo'1+s hirns~f In the
tied wisN = Pisiol Ne ws' about ssty-hve
49,, "a srS % said 80 have t~sn mental
- ,.s,, ..,r.d som. year. ago he came -
ryase.s;.s ,rem the Ess;ern Shore Of xssy-
lo0l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-08

fSptS al % TT :. .rnrs-DiyoafchI
Salisbury. y. .. October In charge o.
8 =. Puck.::. the state agricultural car YES
IN Salisbury today making an exhibit The
car vas visited by q large number Of farm
crs who came also 80 hear Hon Oscag w.
Underwood. IN .Scr; - 70 ee made 20 have
station In Rowan. The display In the cat
to-day made Q strong Impression. snd Mr..
Pocket, states his trip has been Q success
ssi one.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

Aeademy-"Baby Nine" tonight.
"Wednesday, matinee AID night, ane
Thurxday, matinee and night.
BijOu-EuEenie Blair In "Msoame
u matinee and nixht.
ColOnial-yau
Emptre-y auieNil1e.
Iuhin-S audeviIte.
Little Theatre-Saudev11l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-08

~-rssgaI - - Times Dispstch.i
,f.,arar's Va. p~''--r The corner
-, 81 ~ rr-,ry'.-ian b-!icsAs ~ Priace
a,a -, Assph streets siI Q" 'sid Al
-. w.dn.sszy s:'sru0ou With Ma<oric
-. nv Alexar1r4x-W sshinztoa Lode. o:
NJ. sons. Th.r, VII ~ an address BY Rev.
80, Ty.. ALLISON y p. pastor % TIC church.
.oIIoyfns ~. Ns,crsc cr"rrries
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-08

Chicago. Ill. October Manager Callahan.
0. the Chicago American League Baseball
CluD, to- night selected Pitcher walsh TO op-
pose Cheney to-mo:rew in the opening game
Of the series with the Chicago National
League team for the sehampionfhip Of Chfea-
90.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-08
RECOUNTOf VOTE s
NOW INPROGRfSS
CONTINUED From Fifth Page.)

Continued From Fftn faSe.)
noV willing and desirous that this
send for the poll books, In
spect them and permit inspection by
both parties to this contest re-
quest that this committee consider the
poll books. all the election returns
ana any matter essential to the merits
of tbs contest and decide the contest
solely upon its inertia I viii cheer
fully stand the decision ] have en-
tire confidence in the integrity OF the
onicials who conducted the election
and an satisfied the result has been
properly and honorably ascertainsd
trust IL 10 unnecessary for me to say
to the people OF this district that 1
would cons snt 70 hold no seat In Con-
gress with a cloud on my title.
I.ssssssSsD rntrUe.
As,.r Mr. Byrd for Judge Watson
"a y r. Turnbull for his father had
Cu.,an,eed that the expenses OF the
tnvex,i9ation would be paid, W. X. NC
Kenney- of Petersburg, who. with K
p Ruford. Of LAwrencevflle. represent
Cd CouRressman Turnbuli, venemenus
presented the charge made IN some
quarters that in case he does not WIN
this contest Mr.. Turnbuil would De an
Iu0cDe00ent OF Bull MVVSc So"Ss~~>S
NO one who knows him would even
ehtnk Of such . thing" he said ans
Chairman Gillian and members OK the
comimttee asserted thoe such an IN
Sinuae don wss most deplorab1e and IN.
TINE. swhatever the Anal deoesson OF
shis comwitsse." said Mr.. 4cKennsy.
~Robsre furnbuIl WIN abide 10 de-
e,sios a Secemss . loyal Democrat.
In only one instance DID the pou
books opsaed Tonight d'mer from the
certificates originally counted. and
that VS. 40 20 one vote in Surry
County. In every other instance the
number Of voters contained tn the
Two seperate records tailed exactly.
when the canvass Of the po!1 books
was concluded at o'clock. Richard
Evelyn Byrd stated % The Times-Dis-
patch that % Q result ct the nights
Investigation TurnbuJl 10 due 20 1cee
go votes On account % irregularities
In the SIGNING % the poll books " ~
adhercs TO this former position as to
such irreeuiarftSee
O<suss UessUUsoUeeaG.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-08
Noah'S Liniment

WIN Give immediate and effecsuai
rellsf.
Il requires ~ rubbing. pene.
tratee, Quists the serves sno
scntters the comtesti0A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-08
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Thousands use them with splendid sue
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Booths Mona, Buffalo, ~ Y. Sold by
Tragic Drug Co. and druggists every
here.-Advertisement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-08

With the eyes of forty policemen and
detectives keeping close tse on visi.
tors and showmen not . single a.
rest for nisb~hsvior on the GROUNDS
was recorded at the police station Ia
stalled Immediately north OF the grap1-
stand. Ono or two isincrsns merchant
began the Installation Of gambling DE-
vices. bot we're warned ~ Chief - 70.
,.ce Werner. whereucon they quietly
folded their tents and stole sway,
tn. night was given - % the ND
way which blcsecmeA forth 10 . tlvus'
~ e3eesrSco 20 ODesgto1A - tos - -
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-01-04
Notice OF Application for Addi-
tional Deputy.

Notice is hereby given that at the
January, 1912 session of the Board
of County Commissioners of Idaho
Counry, State of Idaho, intend to
make application to said Board for
the allowance of one additional deputy
in my Office.
j. A. Bradbury,
Clerk of the District Court and
ex-oflicio Auditor and Recorder. 28-4
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-01-04
COUNTY WARRANTS REDEEMED.

Notice is hereby given. that the following
county warrants will be paid on the presenta-
ton to the county treasurer at his office Ia
Grangeville. Idaho, and that interest on said
warrants will cease on the 81 day of Dec. 1911.
to-wit
Current expense fnnd warrants issued Aug.
IA TO Sept IS 1911, No ] 1858 to 1883 inclusive.
Current expense fund.- warrants issued jan
nary 10 I'LL, No, 93l4 to 1929 inclusive.
General road fund warrants issued Oct. ID
1910 No 9210 10 9296 inclusive.
General road fund, warrants issued July %
1911, No. llO22 to 1927 inclusive
school warrants issued July 3to Nov. =, 1911
No 7O6S to 1893 inclusive, Dist. No. 10.
school warrants issued May 26 to Nov. 6, 1911
No. 69sl is 1891 inclusive Dist. No. 40.
School warrants issued Jan. to Oct. 81, 1911
No 1878 to 1868 inclusive, Dist. No. Al.
School warrants issued March Is to NOV. 20
1911, No 672O to 74SS inclusive, Dist. No %.
School warrants issued Aug. q to Dec 4. 1911
No 7l64 TO 1886 inclusive. Dist. No so.
school warrants issued Sept. 81, 1911, No
1907 Dist No. 80.
Dated Dec. 81, 1911.
1913 F. s. Rice, County Treasurer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-01-04
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial
D Distnct o. the state Of Idaho. In and for the
Marie E. Watson, Malinda A. Overman and
Cyrus oyerman. her husband. plaintifis, Va.
Jacob ". Crooks, Isabel Pearson, Clara A.
sherwtn. and p. Il. sherwin, her husband,
band. Charles v. Crooks, John b. Crooka. the
unknown heirs and devises Of John N. Crooks.
deceased. Martha Crooks. deceased, James
I. Crooks, decsased and Michael Crooks.
northeast quarter Of the northeast quarter;
the west half Of the northeast quarter and the
section 81 the sOushea:s e
OF Range three, east Of the Boise Meridian In
Idaho County, State q Idaho; except the
Of the Of ssid scsonq hhai rts
one, defendants.
The State Of idaho sends greeting:
TO Jacob W Crooks, Isabel Pearson, Clara A.
Bent. oaa ana ch.1s: her e.,
Known hein and deviees Of John n Crooks,
cns acSss
ceased, the unknown owners Of the northeast
quarter Of the northeast quarter; the west half
OF me nortnesst Quarter and the northwest
ton thirty.one, Township thirty, N. 4. e.
B. N. In Idaho County, state Of idaho, except
the northeast quarter Of the northeast quarter
OF the nortneast quarter OF the said Section
thirty one; defendants:
f0u and each OF you are hereby notified that
there has beeu 6led In the Office OF the clerk Of
the District Court OF the Second judicial Dis.
trict 81 the State Of Idaho. in and for the Couu.
ty OF Idaho. the complaint Of the above named
piainuns, copy OF which complaint Is at
tsched to this Summons and made part here
You are hereby summoned and required to
appear and answer said complaint within
twenty days after service on you Of this sum-
mons, II served within this Judicial District, or
II served elsewhere, within forty days
You are further notified that said action In
brought to obtain q decree of the above en-
titled court queting the title in the plaintiffs,
the real property set forth and mentioned in
said complaint, and particularly described as
| follows. to. wit:
The northeast quarter of the northeast quar-
ter; the west half OF the northeast quarter and
the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter
of Section thirty-one, in Township thirty,
north OF Rai ge three, east of Boise Meridian,
IN Idaho County, state of Idaho: excepting
therefrom the northeast quarter OF the north
east quarter Of the northeast quarter of said
Section thirty one.
And to further decree that the defendants
have no right. title or interest in and to said
property described in the complaint of the
piaintifs, or in any part or portion thereof, and
to forever enjOin the said defendants and each
OF them from ever asserting any claim or in
| terest thereto.
And you are hereby notified that If you fail
| to appear and answer the complaint as above
required. the said plaintiffs will apply to the
Court Tor the relief demanded in the complaint.
Attest: my hand and the seal of the said
District Court this l4th day of December, A. d.
1911. J.. A Bradbury, Clerk
By G. +. Johnson. Deputy.
n. +. Fulton and II. Taylor, attorneys for
plaintiffs. Residence and post office Grange
| vile, Idaho. 296
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-01-04
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the State of Idaho. in and Tor the
County of Idaho
j. H. Himmelberger, Plaintiff, VS.. The Ameri-
can Refractory Ores Company, Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that an attachment
has been issued ont of the above entitled Court
in the above entitled cause, against the proper
" of the above entitled defendant.
In Witness Whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my official seal this 23rd day
al December 1911 j. A. Bradbury,
Clerk District Court.
ByG F. johnson, Deputy. 81
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-01-04
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PARDON

We, d. E. Thomas and Minnie /. Thomas,
father and mother of Fred E. Thomas do here.
by give notice that we will make application to
the Board of Pardons of the tate of Idaho, at
Boise, Idaho, at the regular session on the first
Wednesday in January, 1912, to.wit, January 8,
1912 for pardon of the said Fred E. Thomas,
now confined in the penitentiary at Boise, Ida
no. under a sentence imposed by the judge OF
the district court of the second judicial district
of the State OF Idaho in and for the County OF
Idaho, wherein he, the said Fred f. Thomas
was sentenced to a term of imprisonment in the
state peniientiary of from one to ten years
Dated November 20, 1911
D. +. Thomas,
27-5 Minnie l. Thomas
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-01-04
COUNTY WARRANTS REDEEMED

Notice is hereby given, that the following
county warrants will be paid on the presenta-
ton to the county treasurer at his office In
Grangeyille. Idaho and that interest on said
warrants will cease on the oath day OF Dec,
1911, to-wit
Current expense fund. warrants issued July
10 and %, 1911, No. 1886 to 1OS9l inclusive.
General road fund, warrants issued July %
1911, No l0936 to ll02l inclusive.
Bridge fund, warrants issued Oct. 49, 1911
No. lls45 to 1882 inclusive.
Dated Dec. A. 1911.
29-2 +. S. Rice, County Treasurer