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The Washington times., 1912-03-06
Cincinnati Team Is
Practically Complete

COLUMBUS, Ga. March 6.-With the
arrival OF Pitchers Harry Gaspar and
George Suggs, the Cincinnati team Is
practically complete today Dahlgren,
a recruit is the only hold-out, and he
Is expected soon to come in.
Because of rain the Reds were forced
TO work indoors.
The Washington times., 1912-03-06

- ChsrIe. Curric, Company /, Second
p, Mcdonald. Company A. Second
Regiment.
F. Homer. Company A, Second Resi-
w. w, Triste. Company f. Second
Regiment.
r, o. Kluge. Company F, Second Rcgi-
ment.
D.. b. Howard. Company T., Second
regiment
p w. Gibson. Company X. Second
Regiment.
j. G. Stecker. COMPANY G. FIRST Resi-
IhCrt.
A.. B. Thomson, Company II, First
r. D Johnson, Company l.. First
a., c Adams. Company E. Second
Regiment.
!. c. Morris COMPANY f, Second Ecsi-
lnent.
Shot-Put, N. G. D. C.
e. C"llingsworth, Company T., First
Reg Rimrnt
Chlrles King, Company G. First Regi-
InCnt.
A. McNTahon.
+. Mcdonald. COMPANY A. Second
Regiment.
+: .Eromcr. Company A, Second Regl-
mcnt.
w: w, Tristc, Company F. Second
p, ". Gibson, Company Jl, Second
!. f. Dennis. Compan7 G. FIRST Regl-
:ncnt.
-. p. schlosser, Company e, Second
Regiment.
=. R Popr. Company E. Second Regi-
m"nt.
u. NJ Morris. Company e. Second
Regiment.
Potato Race, N. G. D. C.
a. E. I'arquhar, Company e, First
Regiment
r, Collingsworth. Company E, First
Regiment
p. Mcdonald. Company A, Second
L, Homer, Company A, Second Rogi-
ment.
J. H. Mllner. Company f, Second
q, Meyer, Company i, Second Regi-
ment.
l.. NJ. Whip, Company f, Second
Regiment.
so-Yard Novice; Open.
y. c. Smith. w. L.
Lewis Waltzman, Y. NJ. G. A.
William Il, Linden, Y. Nj. c. A.
j. II. WelsenburgeT Y. NJ. G. A.
b Henry McManus, G. L,
w. II. Harrison. NJ A. C.
X. Grace, NJ. A. c.
ID. Johnson. NJ. A e.
J, Tilton, w, II. s.
T., styles, wv. II. $.
\. Fuller. w h. S.
T. l.. Degnan. G. ]
G. Western. T. A.C.
J. T. Davis, S. A. c.
W. A. Pollard, e. II. :.
r. McVey. applied. r. 4. g.
F. &. g. rsnssii' rlinpssili' % %SgPGi!?dt. y: L. T e. II >
The Washington times., 1912-03-06
Outlaws After Arson.

CHICAGO. March 6.-Presidcnt John
r Powers, of the Columbian Baseball
League, has announced that Adrian G.
.Nnson. former leader of the Chicago
Nationals, had been offered the leader
ship OF the Pittsburgh team in the
columbian League.
The Washington times., 1912-03-06
Basketball Victory
Goes to CAROLS

Carroll Reserves had little difficulty
winning the basketball game over Me-
mortal Reserves at Carroll Institute
ryInnasiunI. score 81 to "A. The fast
work Of Healy, Dalv. and Long were
the features pf the contest.
T.ine-lip AMI summary:
The Washington times., 1912-03-06
Unregistered Quintet
Is Winner Over Rebels

The Rebel basketball team was de-
fCuted by the Unregistered duint IN the
boys department OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
last night nv 50 to Is. Bingley tossed
seven goals for the winners
The. line I'm.
The Washington times., 1912-03-06

Goals from iloor-McKenna G). Ship
ley. (S). HenIy 90. Degnan a.. DAILY ~,
Thdee CD, Fowler GN. johnson ,3). Kell-
ogE G). Sullivan. Goals from free tries
johnson CD, Henly. Referee-Mr.
EoJp.
The Washington times., 1912-03-06

~ AeANb 0PNh.
X. Grace, NJ. A. c.
\. Greenburg. NJ. A. c.
4. M. Swing, T. A. c.
X. NJ. Grace, r. A. c.
T. Il. Stokes. r. a. c.
\. 4. Rawlings, T. A. {.
Robert Eller. G. L.
J: Newton Brewer, G. L.
y. J. Chapman, G. l..
II. G. Royce, W. G. c. c
T.. w. Thrall W. c. c. c.
". f. Cash, w. c G. c.
II. +. Patterson. w. c. C. 6.
Marshall Low, W. c. c. c.
5o-Yard; Interscholastic.
! W. Morton, c. II. s.
=. p. Hardell, T. II. $
NJ. William Onfutt. T. H. s.
r. Houghten, w. II. s.
:. I.asCola, w. X. :.
!. Telton. w. II. s.
w. A. Pollard, c. II. s.
5o-Yard Hurdle.
v. r. Mortimer, c. II. s.
\. DECKER. I. A. e.
{. B. Hamilton, r. A. c.
PoEert Eller. G. U.
NJ. J. +. McD01agn, r. G. c. C.
II. q. Royce, w. c. G. G.
II. 7. Patterson, w. c. c. c.
y S. Weidnan. W. c. c. c.
Marshall Low. w. c. 9. c.
27o-Yard; Interscholastic.
NJ. William Ofutt. r. II. s.
}. w. Reeves, c. II :.
X. HouGhton, w. II. S.
22o-Yard; Open.
d. c. Smith. C. w. L.
Henry McMannus. c. [.
f. NJ. Swing, y. A. c.
r. NJ. Grace, T. A. c.
T. f. Stokes, T. A. c.
r. f. Rawlings, T. A. G.
Brent Young, Unattached.
J. r. Davis. s. A. c.
Robert Eller. C. L.
J. n. Brewer. G. L.
f. J. Chapman, G. L.
F, G. TansilI, W. G. G. c.
aao-Yard For Boys.
f. Dickerson. r. A. c.
w. Doxon. w. II. s.
L. Whelchel. W. II. S.
Robert Finley, w. II. S.
Charley BerGazin, c. |.
d. Nelson. w. c. c. c.
44o-Yard; Open.
w. II. Harrison, NJ A. c.
G. Kemps. NJ. A. c.
r. e. Rawlings. T. a. {.
w. b. Young, unattached.
c. L. Landon, G. u.
]. n. Brewer, G. L.
+. J. Chapman, G. u.
f. w. Thrall, w. c. C. c.
G. +. Boss. jr., w. c. c. c.
II. F. Patterson. w. c. c. c.
sso-Yard; Open.
John T. Fleming, G. w. L.
Frank A. Field, c. L.
John A, Helldorfer, c. L.
ID. johnson, NJ. A. c.
G. Kemps. NJ. A. c.
Gordon Law, Y. NJ. c. A.
y. N. Stentz, T. A. c.
r. f. Rawlings, Il. A. c.
w. b. Young, unattached.
il. G. Elphinstone, B. c. c. c.
George J. Horn, y. c. G. ..
G. L. Landon, G L.
+. J. Chapman, G. L.
c. whitney, T. y. S.
Charles Boss, jr., w. G. c. c.
w w ~ - -,
+. A. Tanseu w. c. c. c.
Warner Early, w. c. c. c.
A. II. Holden, unattached.
One Mile; Open.
John Il. Fleming, G. w. L.
l.. A. MaXsOn, G. W, u.
Elmer Baum, G. y.
Hugh B. Fegan. G L.
NJ. Marks, w e. G. {.
lG. Tumble, NJ. a. @.
\. A. Farrell, r. A. {.
y. G. Morris, n. 4. G.
n. y. Stuntz. T. 4. G.
Il. E. Rawlings. T. A. c.
II. c. Elphinstone. B. {. {. c,
George Horn, u c, G. /.
g. l.. LandOn, u. L.
r.. j. Chapman, q. L.
NJ. Marks, w. G. &. e
NJ. r.. Groom, W. g. e. {.
Warner Early, W. e. c. e.
& y N99l,lGG.T.a' ,,..,,.cs:d w s. 60
The Washington times., 1912-03-06
Attractive Relay Races
Scheduled for Soldiers
Indoor Meet.
5o-Yard; Open.

II. r. Smith, W. c. c. G.
$. Zirkin, W. c. e. c.
The Washington times., 1912-03-06
5o-Yard Hurdle

v. r. Mortimer, c. II. s.
\. Decker. I. A. g.
G. B. Hamilton. r. A. c.
PCEert Eller. G. u.
NJ. J. +. McDo7agn, r. G. c. C.
II. q. Royce, w. c. &. G.
n. I. Patterson, w. c. c. G
y S. Weidran, ". c. c. c.
Marsh&n Low w. G. =. c.
The Washington times., 1912-03-06
44o- Yard Open.

w. II. Harrison, NJ. A. c.
G. Kemps, NJ. A. c.
r. e. Rawlings. T. a. c.
w. b. Young, unattached.
c. l. Landon, G. u.
]. n. Brewer, G. L.
T.. J. Chapman, G. u.
f. w. Thrall, w. c. C. c.
G. i. Boss, jr., w. c. c. c.
II. +. Patterson, w. c. G. c.
The Washington times., 1912-03-06
5o-Yard; Interscholastic.

J. W. Morton, G. II. S.
=. p. Hardell, T. II. $.
NJ. William Offutt, T. II. s.
r. Houghten, w. II. S.
;. 1.dSCOla, w. n. :.
i: Telton. w. II. s.
w. A. Pollard, G. II. 6.
The Washington times., 1912-03-06

The Washington Motor Car Corpora
tion will be represented in the leading
track events this season by two racing
cars. The four-cyllnder model will be
driven by w. d. Arrison, while II. o.
Carter will pilot the six-cylinder racer.
The Washington times., 1912-03-06
22o-Yard For Bows.

f. Dickerson. r. A. G.
II. w. Rose. W. II. S.
w. DoXon. w. II. s.
l.. Whelchel. w. II. s.
Robert Finley, w. II. S.
Charley Bergazin, G. !.
d. Nelson, w. c. c. c.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-12-06
GAR. Lists 4 o63, -o64, and.o6s.


RESTORATION TO ENTR OF LANDS ms
NATIONAL FOREST.
Notice is hereby given that the land
described below, embracing esS.ss acrrs
within the Minidoka Nationa, Fores.
Idaho, will be subject to settlement ana
entry under the provisions of tie hon.
stead laws of the United States and The
act of June II, 1906 "a Stat, 23,), at The
United States land Office at II ailcy, Idaho
on January 20, 1913 ANY settler who was
actually and in good faith claiming any OF
said lands for agric u tural purposes prior
to January I, 1906, and has not abandoned
same, has prefer, nee right to make
homestead entry fer the lands actually
occupied. Said lands were listed uponth,.
applications of the persons mentioned be.
low, who have preference right subject
TO he prior right of any such settler, prov
ded such settler or applicant is qualified
to make homestead entry and the prefer
ence right is exercised prior to January
20, ;, on which date the lands will be
subject to settlement and entry by any
qualified person. The lands embrace
tract OF Ioo.S2 acres within unsurveyed but
what will probably be, when surveyed, Sec
2, I. IS, X. 20 F., B. NJ, described bv
metes and bounds as follows: Beginning at
corner No. l, lava rock marked Hu.
whence the northw est corner of J. b. Fair
child's claim bears S. 90 ~ +. s1Io
chains; extending thence N. e., 40 E
1860 chains; thence N. 90 AZ w. 40 chains
hence S $40 W. az chains; thence S. Al
go r. s. 40 chains to the place of begin
ming. SAID tract was listed upon the an
plication of Charles Arthur Dummer /
Ed. No. ,, Bull, Idaho, List 1000.
tract oI 4iS acres within unsurveyed
but what will probably be, when SURVEYED
Secs. and 2, I IS S., r. Fl E., and Sec
II, T. IS S., K. 20 T., described by metes
and bounds as follows: Beginning at cor.
ner No. /, which is identical with the
southwest corner of Sec 6, T.IsS.. r.
E.; extending thence N 90 Z. IS chains.
thence S. 10 +. 10 chains; thence S. g.,
go W. oI.So chains; thence ~ 100 +. 10
chains to the place Of beginning Said
tract was listed upon the application of
George II. Fairchild, of Oakley, Idaho:
List 1904
tract OF 9455 acres within unsurveved
but what will probably be, when surveyed,
Sec IL, I. IS S., K 20 F., described bv
metes and bounds as follows, Beginning
at corner No. /, which is identical with
the southwest corner Of Sec. 6, T.Is S..
R. 81 F.; extending thence S. 100 w 10
chains; thence 5. $50 80 w II chains:
thence N. 30 go w. ID. 50 chains: thence
N. 500 Z. 10 chains to the place of begin
ming. Application of julius B. Fairchild
of Oakley, Idaho; List 1905.
Approved November !, 1912
w PRoUDFIT,
Assistant Commissioner of the General
o-I2 CAR Land Office
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Excursions East and to
California.

November %, %; December p
and %. Long Limits. See ag-
ents for rates and further partic-
ulars.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-12-06

journed until 8 am. November
18th 1912.
Albion, idaho. November 18th
1912.
The Board OF County Comm,s-
sioners met this morning ut 8 a.
m. as per adjournment with H.
H. Thornton, Thomas H. Clark,
and Geo. A. Smith, clerk, present
Application made by Jess Bish-
op for the cancellation of school
tax assessed against him for the
year 1908, in Burley Independent
School District No, l considered
and not granted.
1t appearing to The Board that
M. D. Savage has arbitrarily OBJ
structed and closed up the old
public wood road running from
the regular public highway
through the village Of Elba, in a
generally southeastern direction
to the Grassy Hollow Bench, and
refuse to allow public travel upon
the same; 1t IS hereby ordered
that the road overseer for the
Elba road district Immediately
serve the usual notice by law
provided requiring the said M. d
Savage to remove all obstruct
ions from, and openup said road
to public travel and that in case of
failure to gain a compliance with
such notice, that the said road
overseer and the Sheriff ofCassia
County, proceed to open such
road.
Board OF County Commission
ers in and for Cassia County, Ida.
Attest Geo. A. Smith.
Clerk
BY H. H. Thornton,
Chairman.
Personally appeared before the
Board b. P. Howells, represent
ing the Twin Falls Oakley Land
& Water Co, and informed the
Board that said company had IN
the neighborhood of $50 water
deeds which they desired record
ed and asked the privilege OF fur
nishing the county with a record
with printed form of he deed de-
sired to be recorded, said matter
was fully discussed and said
company is hereby permitted to
furnish said record, and that
the county is to receive or charge
or receive fee of fifty cents for
each copy of said deed filed and
recorded by the County Recorder.
Board adjourned until Nov,
10th, 1912.
Albion, Nov. 10th 1912. All
members present.
Report of Fred Banner, Water
master OF Marsh Creek water
district considered and approved
The Application of the Albion
Marshheld Railroad Company to
amend. its franchise granted by
the Board on the 3Oth day OF
January 1912, to include under
the provisions Of the said franc
hise the following additional
highways of Cassia County: to-
wit;
Beginning at the northeast
corner of section (2) TIP. lis,
Range "a E.B.M. and running
thence east two miles to the
north east corner of section four
az OF the same section township
and range; and again, begin ning
at the southeast corner of sect
ion three (3) same township and
range and running thence west
one (1) mile to connect up with
the southeast corner of section
four (4) the same township and
range.
These highways were not in.
cluded in the franchise granted
on January 3Oth 1912 for the
reason that the surveys were lot
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The Honorable Board OF Coun-
Commissioners of Cassia
county. Idaho, met this day
With the following members pre-.
ent; Fl. II. Thornton. Thomas
4. Clark and George A, Smith as
Jerk, as per the adjournment OF
October 10th, 1912.
When the regular order Of bust
ness WAS taken up.
Report OF E. d. Brackenbury,
water master of Raft River con
Iidered and approved,
Report of j. Newell Dayley, De-
putty Sheriff considered and APP.
proved.
Report of John Callister, road
bverseer Locust district consider
I'D and approved
Report of w. E. Moulton, road
Dverseer Moulton road district,
cOosidered and approved.
Bond of Charles p. Spencer,
road oyerseer of Malta consider
ed and approved.
Petition by residents ofNaf, Id
aho, for aid III killing and getting
rid of the RABBIT pest considered
anl not granted believing that a
general petition should be made
from the entire county.
Petition for the construction of
IL bridge across the 3rd lift Gov.
ernment canal, at a point where
section Is & 16 TIP, IL S. X "a
+. b. Nj. considered and not gran
ted for the reason there are no
funds for that purpose,
Petition for the construction
OF a bridge across the second lift
of the government canals at a
point where same crosses the line
dividing sections 10 and Is in
TIP, IL S. Range % E, B, M. and
at a point about lao rods east
OF the southwest corner of said
section 10 above mentioned, and
signed by s. C. Trout, considered
and not granted as there are no
funds for that purpose,
Petition of ]. ], McElroy and
others for the creation OF Heard
district near Jackson considered
and not granted.
Application by Albert Ploeger
for extension OF time in which to
complete work on that certain
franchise granted him on the
29th day of January. 1912, con-
sidereI and the said extension
granted, as per following order:
In the matter ofthe application
of Albert Ploegerfor an extension
OF time to begin work and have
i'll operation ten miles otrailroad
under the franchise granted to
the said Albert Ploeger on the
goth day of January 1912.
This matter came regularly on
for hearing before the Board this
14th day of November 1912, and
the board having heard the ex-
PLANTATION of Mr.. Albert Ploeger
for such request, and being fully
advised in the premises, and be-
lieying that the application is
made in good faith and with a
view to build the said railroad
within the extension asked,
IT is HEREBY ORDERED, ths t
the time for the commencing
work on the road provided for
in that certain franchise given
and granted to Albert Ploeger on
the nty-nintl day of January
1912, by the Board of County
Commissioners of Cassia County
Idaho, be extended for a period
OF one year from and after the
twenty-ninth day of January,
1918, and that the time for the
for the completing and having in
operation ten miles of the said
road, as provided for in said
franchise, is hereby extended for
a period of two years from and
after the twenty-ninth day of
January, 1918.
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work, allowed and b fund.
62 J. w. Parsons for sl4 road work
allowed and b fund.
63 Tracey bros. for sll. As road work
allowed and b fund.
"a Arthur Condit for $3.50 election
judge fee, allowed for s8 co gen fund
IS Albion Printing Co. for s81. &c
printing, allowed co gen fund.
sc Geo. w. Stedman for SIP cleo
ton clerk. allowed 81 CO gen fund.
81 Auguste Fairchilds for S33 elect
ion register, allowed for $2O.7O CO
gen fund.
68 H. G. Moody for IS election con-
stable, allowed co gen fund.
SO d. G.. Parker for s25 80 expense,
allowed co gen fund.
70 Estella Jack for $713O election
register, allowed co gen fund
II Louis l.. Camp for $40. 20, road
work, allowed r and b fund.
Petition signed by residents of
the Albion precinct. cassia county
Idaho, asking that right of way
for road be secured, and highway
established at point commence
ing at the NE corner of the pres
ent fence on land owned by Mrs.
Nancy Gibson, near the head OF
the old dugway running through
the summit from Albion to the
Goosecreek valley, running thence
due east through the homestead
owned by ]. w. McEvoy to CON
meet with the present road run
ming from Albion to the Water or
Spring canyons, was duly consid-
cred, and it appearing to the
Board that the right of way de-
sired by the said petitioners for
the proposed road asked for was
owned by one w. McEvov, said
McEvoy was brought before the
board, and consulted as to the
price he would sell a rig hit of way
across his land for III order that
said road could be established.
'Thereupon Mr.. McEvOv informed
the Board that he would sell a
right OF way so feet wide across
ms land a distance of 16O rods,
and fence the same on both sides
with a good fence for the sum of
$4,000. The Board having here
totore inspected the land over
which the road is desired, and
believing that it is to the best
interest of the travelling public
that said land be purchased and
opered up as a highway, grants
the said petition and authorizes
Mr. Andrew Lounsbury to pur-
chase the land at the price OF $3.50
securing a proper deed from said
McEvoy to the county covering
the tract of land desired.
The Bond 20 be furnished by the
county treasurer, and by the
collector of Taxes was considered
by the Board, and as the law pro-
vides that same shall be fixed by
the board ofCounty commissions
ers, the said Treasurers Bond for
the ensuing two years commenc-
ing on the 18th of January, 1913,
was fixed at $35, 900 and the
Collectors Bond for the same per-
iod at $4,000
The Returns of the General
State and county Election held
on the 5th day Of November hav-
ing all been received at the Office
OF the county Auditor the Board
proceeded to open and abstract
the same, after fully canvassing
all OF the returns reported up from
the various voting precincts in
the county and correctly tabu-
lating the same it was found from
the returns thus tabulated, that
the following named candidates
had received the greatest number
of votes for the various State.
county, and precinct Offices for
which they were candidates.
Nathan Kicks. Presidential Elec-
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1860.
O. V. Allen. State Treasurer
1852.
Joseph II. Peterson, Attorney
General 1885.
Grace NJ. Shepherd, Supt. OF
Public Instruction 1916.
Robert n. Bell, Inspector OF
Mines 1886.
Hector {. Haigllt, State Senator
2O29.
David Taylor, Member House
of Representatives 1949.
William 0. Pratt, Sheriff 1859.
Louis A. Bauman. Prosecuting
Attorney 1895.
Florence Wilson, County Treas
urer 1851.
Thomas E. Harper, Probate
Judge 1859.
John /. Burgess, County Supt.
of Public Instruction 1895.
Oliver B. Pickett, Assessor and
Tax Collector IVA.
Loren b Gallogly, County Cor
oner 1914.
George l.. Snow, County Surv.
eyor 1715.
H. II. Thornton. Commissioner
1st District 1868.
john McMurray, Commissioned
2nd District 1892.
John Lowe, Commissioner Ord
District 1749.
Precinct Officers.
Albion ustice of the Peace, F.
S. Bell, ST. 6; l.. B. Stockslager,
5; Constable-Hyrum ]remanye 3
Almo-I. P. Christian Hansen,
60; J.W. Durtee 65; Con. C. A,
Sheridan, 70.
Artesian-J. P. A. j. Fuller, II;
Con. Ruben Randall IL.
Burley-J. P. Cicero Kidd 81;
D. F. Long II; Con X J Burke 26
Basin--I. P. John H. Fairchilds
80; James S. Steele %. Con lanes
S. Mcintosh 81.
Bridge. p. Frank E. Crane II
Andrew Olson 3. Con. D. ]. Clark 2
Elba-J. p. Elihu Beecher 20.
Edmund Homer, 10. Con. A. F,
Parish Is.
Hazel. p. James Stoddart 8.
E. E Clayton 6. Con. none.
Jackson-J. p. George B Terrell
Is, W. I. Lewis is. Con. E. !.
Lewis IA.
Locust-J. p. JOS. w. Wilson s,
Athen Martindale l. Con. A. p.
Mart1ndale 5.
Marion-J.P. Ohm Clayton,i37,
f. W. Kingston IA. Con. Owen
Toiman 40.
Malta. p. Thomas Wilson 9,
I. K. Smith 6. Con Robert Wake 6
Marshheld-J. p. Thomas H,
Taylor II, Roy A, Judd. Con
Riley Anderson 6.
Moulton-J, P. C. T. Moeller 3,
X. Y. Griffith 6. Con. ] D. Baker 2
Naf-J. p. Frank E, Gunnel 20.
W. r. Stevens Is. Con Frank II.
Brought 13.
Oakley-J. P. X. l.. Wilsan rs,
II. w. Ticker AZ, Con SD. Bal
ley 40,
Sublett-J. p. H. C. Powers p
l.. A. Corey 26. con Isaac Pow.
ers33.
View. P. j. G, Burgess 43,
JOS. ID. Hoagland 81. con Adam
Johnson %,
Yale-J. P. D. w. Abbott 2, cor
George Hansen l.
constitutional Amendments.
No. l. Yes 1879, No 3S9.
No. 2 Yes 1919 No AIS.
No. 3 Yes 1901 No STA.
No. 4 Yes 1146 No 449,
No, 5 Yes 1926 No 800.
No. 6 Yes 1886 No 491.
No. 7 Yes 1927 No 424.
No. 8 Yes 1850 No 5s1.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-12-06


No. 1. Yes 1879, No 3S9.
No. 2 Yes 1919 No Ais.
No. 3 Yes 1901 No 574.
No, 4 Yes 1146 No 449.
No, 5 Yes 1926 No 800.
No. 6 Yes 1886 No 491.
No. 7 Yes 1927 No 424.
No. 8 Yes 1850 No 5S1.
No 9 Yes 967 No 657.
The vote on the question of
moving the County Seat from
Albion to Burley was as follows:
No 1437-Yes 1897, The vote
from Marion not being reported.
There being no further business
before the board at this time the
same is hereby adjourned until
the 23rd day of December, 1912.
at which any regular business
that may properly come before
the board will be taken up.
HARRY Il. THORNTON.
Attest GEO. A, SMITH, clerk,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-30
CHARITY REPORTS SHOW
SUBSTANTIAL PROGRESS

The reports handed in at the an
nual meeting of the Associated Char
tiles yesterday showed that the past
year has been very successful one,
there being balance of sell, with re-
ceipts totalling $2i32.l6.
With the exception of Mrs. Whit
ney, who is resigning on account Of
illness the officers were all re-elect-
ed. Mrs. Whitney's place was filled
by Mrs. G. du Roi. The other officers
are: Mrs. Dole, president; Rev. W.
II. Westervelt and J. X. Gait, vice
presidents and George Fuller treas
urcr.
During the year SlG5425 was spent
on food. SASS on milk and to other
smaller sums in proportion. On the
list of donators appears the Amevi-
can Relief fund, the Strangers Friend
Society. the Catholic Ladies' Aid So
ciety. the British Benevolent Society
and the Hawaiian Relief Society.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-30
KINGS DAUGHTERS WILL
MODIFY BUILDING PLAN

According to the plans submitted by
Architect Kerr the Kings Daughters
have slightly modified their original
ideas as to the home they intend
building. The present plans show a
large oblong building, In what is
known as Hawaiian style. with u
large airy court in the center and
with the main entrance designed to
front on Fourth Avenue. Kaimuki.
At Il special meeting held last
night at the home of Mrs. w. l.. Hop
per, the plans were discussed in de-
tail. As there Is four hundred feet
frontage on Waialae road it was de-
cided to have the plans modified so
that the main entrance shall be on
that thoroughfare. A committee was
appointed to discuss the matter with
the architect and following this an
other special meeting will be held.