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The Calumet news., 1913-05-06
WHITE HOLDS RECORD.
White Sox Star Offciated in SO Score
less Innings in 1909.

Walter Johnson. TN" National 8
great pitcher still has some distance
tr travel before he win equal the ma
ior league record for consecutive in
nings without u run being scored by
opponents.
q. Harris. CDoc'O White. of the
Chicago White SoX, is the holder Of
this record which is SO innings White
set the mark I'm 1904. when hc was an
ambitious youngster and the nearest
that lnvbody has come To it sine"
Is a. innings. which is the perform
ance credited to Jack Coombs of the
Athletics.
Whites performance in the shut
out way is noted as follows.
August %. New York scored one
run i'm the seventh inning none i'm the
eighth and did not bat in the ninth,
having the game won
September :. chicago I, Detroit o..
,Secona game or double header),
September ~, chicago i, Cleveland
scptcmbcr iG. Chicago I. St Louis
u.
September 10. Chicago 3. Detroit
%.
September -. Chicago 4, Athletic
September 30. Chicago. I, New York
october :. ST. Louis scored i'm the
second inning.
All OF Whites six shut-out games
i'm this period were nine inning af-
fairs, making ~ rounds Of blanks.
Added to this are the scoreless inning
of tho New oYrk battle of August 23
ard that I'm the 81. Louis ioust Octo-
her I. making u total of SO.
The Calumet news., 1913-05-06
BIG CARNIVAL
Being PLANNED
Educators Boosting for Chicago's
Amateur Olympic Games


'"'''7o' NAY 'eNiHnihR "h juno
- an" continuing uith JniA one 'l
,l' s''"'''S' ''nle'le 'lri'lNaiS lh ih'
''Sl'lN "l '''' 'h''vu states VIII ne
n''' III ''''H' l'"rN' 'u''"E"' uHu'f 'h'
o'' '''" "' TUE "''''ri'"" ''HIlp''
7'n'e9 'Ss'''' t,o"
NJ ol'lH W"i 'n' champions III an
N'''"S "i at''ie'le n' present ir"m 'hiS
'"""''H' pul even rom as lar away as
HN'"'" wiz come men WI" '"h''s''"
J" t''' wy ihPl' R'''lieS 81 Stockholm
'''''''''S are unuer way WIN
famous amateur a'hle'es from Eng
'ahu' fraile'' ltalN ana "th'r ior'lSh
Countries Ihree N"'ld-i"med J. 'hh'sh
a'Ill't'S' ih'ludlhf N"iei'lhalhch' tn'
S'"S'''i'''aI runner are "!l'i"l 'i' 'l'N
country ana nave sl'hliled thelr lhtfh-
''"H 20 p' present
h"uSh the primary OBJECT "i the
meet VIII ne l" ''hou'' ""hd'riuI
a'HIe''' carnival '"' 'u'ihlat' "pJ'''
WlIl he much iurtlrr reaching III us
influence ana "Irea"l mas the nearly
ana active support oil eyerN educator
VINO !" i'mIllar win 'hr SuhJ'c'
rms H'tlma'e ohl'.l IL To 'S'''Ils !"
etah' Wholesome dihI' tlcs as " dl'-
'hcl part "i p0h''' school courses
Whatever may be the proceeds "i th'
meet VIII be- devoted L" luhd Tor
th" erection OF permanent STADIUM
N Gram park Wi'.h ahaiI p'ri'e'''''I-
~ he great muhieipal Pia\Sr"'hu
ana 'thl'tl' ield'
IN" greatest educator III the 'hl'''
S'"'"S' 'r'Siu'hi N"""I"N ''S"'''
has been invited 4" @lt'nG ana i"r''-
any open The meet '"l'S'"'r'nS n''
well known adVoca"N oi aili'''S a.
an imperative adjunct I" modern 'do-
'atioh' ana ms irl'uoI\ a'll'ude To-
w'rd sports ln general u ~ '"h'uehi-
~ expected thai ne VIII accept the IN
Nlta'lon' together WIN s'N'fal mem F.
h'rs OF ms 'ahlne''
hNerN 'n''"s" ''lEr' SS'''"" '''''''
are ten 'l lheihl an" lh' wv" hl'e'
States senator's from Illinois are en-
listed IN an effort To nrlhE To 'hleaHo
Tor this meet the annual enc'h''htn
OF tn" West Point ''o''S' 'h"uSh TN
war Departments h.'. NOT Yet o'''rh'
lh'd ihls question: l"'i' aPI'''r7 ''''''
The Calumet news., 1913-05-06
MAY DEAL WITH WRITER'S.
n at;orai Commission May Lend Sup
mort 10 Ban Johnson.

Chicago May d-Thc baseball '''r'
with the authorship bug. frowned on
bv President Ban Johnson, Of the Am
crican league. is apt 10 get serious
at the next meeting 81
The National baseball commission
only the fact that Chairman carr
Hermann was anxious To see MS Reus
in auotbcr ning at the cubs, pre-
vented lengthy discussion Of "r't'r :
itch" among diamond artists AT last
weeks session. After Tyrus '"o'' "'
Detroit. had been rc-instat'd' ah' ~
dercd 10 pay i'm $50. the commission
lad h, little informal chat upon the
rcsslhlc evils arising from no"Si"i''
articles signed bv the players
The Calumet news., 1913-05-06
PLAYING BALL is EASY.
Stars Receive PrinceIy St'pends 'of
Very Little Work.

PLAYING baseball is one OF th' ''s'
est Jobs on earth. NJ nom" 'h' a,"-
letc has morning practice. repor'ihF
nj IN a m. ON the road he goes to
the ball ward at p. IN. ana staHf W.
! u m. The remainder of the cay j.
his own. o
For this he receives from Ss'"" 10
$40 0oo ncr nnnum. \ man WI" iaN''
corc of himself ought 10 last V'"
years in the business -
stuck much longer than that Dop
The Calumet news., 1913-05-06
NARROW ESCAPE
IN THE FLOOD
Frank Murphy Writes TO Friends
From Ohio Town

Robert Murphy. ono of the IWmm
po4.m,r. has received lerte. from
his brother Frank Nurphy. FORMERLY
of Iaurlin. which rarouuts nh, sro-
r.. Of the a,tsrs narrow esgau, in
the ohio floods M Midd1otowp ohio.
i'm the yor, center nr the flood dis.
trict NIt Nuruby b.d been rn.,iad
in AIiddIetovu Tor sayeral months
past
AIr Mnrnb, and t,o others yolun-
tecyed f., a., fn tb. r,lirf ,f t1q ouarl.
tor at The .ppmpina station which sun
plioe water far. r,Ilnr mill ,,bu
,rat n,ar,onad d. m. n,,5 ,,ai,rs r,,.
abo,t tom bonrs The etatiao. nn tnc
side of the Mimi river w,. buiu ON
a. concrete foundation fifteen l.ct hirh
The n,.,. h,fDg some dis,9ure above
thai .n,u tbr. .vo,cr map4e,d to ,liml
mn 4, .,,l. r,ot obuv. tho H,nr or tl,r
station
Af,ruby and ty, conp,rjons start
od ,u.-. .r , row, hoat with , fru sup.
MI, 80 rrovisiars Tho, soon found
,bo .u,rc,,, 5,on th. ,pqir rrsidcr.e
.str.,, ~ tho tow, tco .trorp for
.,ha,,, t,.y..,ar ann, .,r,.,ef.3 f., .,..,a,
rho -tro.t ttr,uab the water. which
.,,.ay rra,sr bipr .riro,r, f., .fau,ae
and hyildiugs ro, rurr,rt Tba,.
.,,,,,,,,,., ,I,,i, I,o,t asto, tbcr, Fl, This
.,,,,,,,.., y,,,r.l ,,,,,s b,f,. sy..rt
.r,,.,., .n,.,r t.., ,y ..,,,.. s..nre5 ,l,.,,
.,.r,., ,t....,,l ,r tb. .,i,IsvllI. =, .tb.
.,.,.,.,,,.,, KvG.n tr.,. ,.a.bal tr.
ri,,r tro,. ,r,,n Iaurgr.a tbair logr
.o,,d ,,,..,,,.,,i ~ lrif,. FL, t1c .ppu,niu.
station Tba current was misralcsi-
i,,.l .r,o,,.,. and IN. rnot sfruri
,b,. roar Nau ,r tho station. svcr.,a
,r..p,l ,.y, ,,s Je.tioatf,u .a.p.r .sfrp.,
j., ,.l. ,rn. ,.,t.r ,,sr ncg1p IN .rr.r
- ,I ,,....,.l.... ....,,,,... d. b.. ,...
The Calumet news., 1913-05-06
"LANKY Roe" HEARD FROM.

N'N YORK. May Bob F'itzsim
mons is ,liil az 1t. ~ hereby chal-
.eise Gnuhoat Smith or any other
"''i" white man to box me ten
rounds dmue the month of MAY
says Bob
me grand Did man Of the ring is
'''''hI the bonenccnt effects of ap-
'"'hinE spring, There's nothing
'N' warm day ur two To take the
MINIS oul of stiffcncd muscles and
"''N' N'loran feel like coming
The Calumet news., 1913-05-06
sr ANrHoNY's COURT.

The members of 81 Anthony's court
e. q. r. viii entertain at card and
dancing party n the Laurium bank
han this evening Excellent music has
been engaged and those who are ia
mHiar with the reputation of ST An
thony's court ns entertainers, ont'ci-
pato the gathering will be very
pleasant one
The Calumet news., 1913-05-06
:. :. :. :. :. = = :. :. :. :. :. : = = :. :.
EORTY-FlVE POLO
PONIES FOR 6RlrONS
SAIL FOR GOTHAM.

London. May G.--Fmty- five
ponies valued at 100000 for
the use of the British polo
team in their attempt 10 win
the international polo cup at
: Mcadowbrook, L. l., in June,
: are un the Minneapolis bound
: FOR New York. Thrly-two
: wooms accompanied the ponies
: which viii be exercised daily
: on the tan-covered deci, OF TN,
: steamship
The Calumet news., 1913-05-06

Ysa,c. thc Rolgian violinist pro,
nourccs his name E-z. bat it m1N
be addc3 that hc Is NO E-zi mark Ton
other ,ialmists to come up To.
The Calumet news., 1913-05-06

wallace has completed seventeen sea
sons. Hans Wagner fifteen and Nap
I.aioie sixte"n In that time n pro-
vident person should hc able To set
aside a fairly good nest egg.
The Calumet news., 1913-05-06

IN one dav the London suftraVettcs
received contributions Of $7i.0Co Cor
their war ehcst. Nice plum for Ga"
d,ramitc and ncid manufacturers.
The Calumet news., 1913-05-06
American League.
ToDAY'S GAMES.
National League.

pittsburg at Boston
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn
81 Louis 10 Philadelphia
The Calumet news., 1913-05-06
American Association.

Columbu s. Kausa7 Cit 4
Indianapolis o; Milwaukee &.
Toledo o: Muncapolie 2
Louisville (: 81 papl q.
The Calumet news., 1913-05-06

Speaking of stage money, We learn
from the ncws dispatches that Chi
cago actor has been robbed OF $4,000,
The Calumet news., 1913-05-06

Having escaped Mexico. our Mn.
Guthrie is slated for china and still,
we venture to say, he is not happy
The Calumet news., 1913-05-06
Laurium Department
cH'LDREN's DAY PROGRAMS.

Thr members of the L9urium NJ T..
sunday school are busily engaged m
iIruauy for tho observance of chill
Hrns t.y n Jau" A Gno program iF
being prepared for This or'a-ion. in
.ualng drills ny lho younger chill
dreu songs aua feciGtions
The Calumet news., 1913-05-06
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
National leaque.

Brooklyn, y. T. MAY G.-Jamcs, of
Boston. held Brooklyn hiuoss for six
innings and runless 'or seven, after
which the locals got busy ana won a.
ten-iuninE game
II II F.
Eoston .. ....0O0O0O2O0o-2 !.
Groollyn 90. OO3UOoO20l 3
Batteries-Jamcs auG Whaling, cur
tbs. Raean and Miller Erwin. Two
base nit smith BROOKLYN
Philadelphia. Pa, May 5.-Thrcr
home run drives 10y Maeoe and era
,ath OF Narquara's delivery say
Philadelphia yesterdays game with
New YORK and registered four games
straight for tho home cam in tin"
sericg
r II T.
New Yorn ..GOOD02lo0-a o.
pHIadcnhia ...0lO1r4Oox-6 9 3
Batt,l -Mar0uarl. Ames ana
Meyers: Alexander and KuHrer Two
base hits-Huabc, Philadelphia: Her
2og. Now York Tmee-h1se hit-Dool-
m. Philadelphia Home runs Mage"
90. Cruya,h philadelphia.
The Calumet news., 1913-05-06

Paraahutrs tu bring an aeroplanc
safely to land after it has met wi-n
q mishau in flight are "a French in
youJion
The Calumet news., 1913-05-06

Pirates oefoat Cleveland.

Cleveland. ohio, May 6-Thc Pitts
hurg National league club dcfcatc tho
cleveland Americans G to 2. IN an ok
Iihitinr game here today.
The Calumet news., 1913-05-06

il The British government would
simply TON Ma Pankmrst to go ahead
and eturvc herself IT. SHE wants 10.
% magnificent hluT might be called.
The Calumet news., 1913-05-06

Am irnuur board clip. enabling
person 20 attach or remove covering
quickly, has been patented by an
Dhluau
The Calumet news., 1913-05-06

Soc vaun Bros display of Petit
oats. Special sale for Wednesday
only at 9-c each. See our window
display Adv.-G 6
The Calumet news., 1913-05-06

American Ieacue,

Boston, Mass, May Washington
6efeatcd Boston in twcWc-iunina
contest yesterdays Johnson relieved
Fnacl ir the eighth and held the lo-
Gals 80 four hits. Johnson who fin
ished Yesterdays game. has pitched
A. e-2 innings without being scored
upon.
r IT r
wash OOO0Oo02O0O2-5 ~ 6
Poatou o.. .oO0Ooo12Oo00--s 10 =
Hruor'cs Enecl Johnson and Nin-
smith; oEricn and CadN Two-basc
hit, Milan Morgau Williams, Moci-
Ter. Washington; Henriksen, car 'ner
Enclr. Hoston.
New York, y. Y, May G.-New York
closed their first home stay without
winning pamb on the local grounds
They were beaten again 10y tho Attn
I,tics Yesterday Iishc" aud PLANK had
- pitchers batllc until tho eighth i'm.
riuu. Ctcc madc % wonderful catch m
tho third fielding the hali while lying
or the ground.
II u Il
IImIsdou.hla ...ooOiU0o42-S G|
Ncu York ....O00ol0ooo-i . c.
gattaries-r rlon& and Thomas. Fish
or Klapfer AVID SweeuoN Two-baeo
hits Sumr New york. Collins. Phil
Hdclrhil. Home run Swccncy Ncu
York.
Pirates Defeat Cleveland.
Cleveland ohio, May 6-Thc PITTS
burg National leaEue club defcato tho
cleveland Nmerioans. to =. in an OK
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-04-24
COMMISSIONERS
/ PROCEEDINGS
REPORT IN FULL OF BUSINESS
TRANSACTED AT APRIL.
1918 MEETING.

On this Monday. April, IA, 1913, at Q
O'Clock, n. m. the Hon. Board of County
Commissioners of Idaho County, Idaho
met in their Clerk S office at Grange
vile, Idaho. Present: N b. Pettibone,
Chairman, John ID. Long and John N.
Rice, Commissioners and !. A. Brad
bury, Clerk 10y NJ. G. Rambo, Deputy.
Therenpon the following business way
had:
The quarterly reports of the following
Officers were examined and ordered
filed.
John Z. Einers, sheriff.
Frank 5. Rice, county treasurer
James DeHaven, probate judge
}. A. Bradbury. clerk, auditor and
recorder.
II. Rothwell, assessor and tax collee-
tor.
The return having been received
from the proposed Mount Idaho High
way District the Board here proceeded
to canvass the vote according to the re-
turns, votes c asst for and against. Mt.
Idaho Highway District Yes 40; No O.
1t appearing that more than one half
Of said votes cast are Highway District
Yes, it is tn refore ordered that the
territory emb arked within the boun-
DIARIES described in order made on page
A. Vol 10 com missioner s record be and
the same is hereby declared to be duly
organized Highway District under the
name designat ed in said petition.
The bonds Of the Grangeville Savings
& Trust Co., First National Bank of COT
tonwood, Bank of Camas Prairie, First
National Ban of Grangeville, State
Bank of koos kia, German State Bank
as depository for county monies was
here examined and approved said bonds
being in the al mount as follows: Bank
of Camas Pr airie, $4,000, American
Surety Company, of New York; Grange
vile Savings & Trust Co.. 500. 400
American Surety Company, of New
YORK; First n ational Bank of Cotton
VOID, Idaho 1880, American Surety
Compay OF New York; First National
sank OF Grangeville, United States
Fidelity & Guaranty COMPANY. Rail-.
more, M. D., $4,000; German State
Bank, $4,000 personal bond; State
Bank of Kopskia, $4,000 nersonal
bond.
comes now Hervin Rothwell, FIX
OIflcio Tax 9 pllector and presents his
pond III the sum of $4,000 in the
National Surety Company Of New York,
and same examined and approved.
reports of the Kidder Harris, Glen
wood and Woodland highway districts,
examined and order filed.
The joint report of the auditor and
treasurer examined and ordered filed.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-04-24

tion of a new School Dist Nos so and
32 was granted.
The remonstrance submitted by Will
liam Hogan and Mrs. William Hogan,
ct al to the division of Road Dictrict
No. 4 was granted.
The petition of G. w. Stewart, w. v.
Handy, ct al foraroad surveyin Road
Dist. Nos. 4 and Is was here examined
and the County Surveyor, E. G. Spedden
ordered to make survey Of said road.
In the matter of the application of
Geo. l.. Bliyen for an appropriation to
be used on the repair of the County
road from the Cabin Creek Summit to
johnson Creek. The Board having con-
sidered said application the same is
granted the sum of 5000, said amount
to be expended under the supervision
County Commissioner j. N. Rice.
The official bond oof A. C. Steele as
Road Overseer of Road Dist. No. Is
approved.
The official bond of Louis G. Step
henson as Road Overseer of Road Dist.
No. "a was approved.
The official bond of l.. B. Murphy, as
Road Overseer of Road Dist. No. Is was
approved.
In the matter of the application of
the Grangeville Electric Light & Power
Co., corporation for franchise, grant
ing the said Grangeville Light & Power
Co., corporation the right and pri-
vilege of erecting, building and main
tanning an electric transmission line for
electric lighting and power purposes,
in upon and along and across wherever
necessary all public roads and highways
within Idaho County. The Board hav-
ing considered said matter it is hereby
ordered that said application be and the
same is hereby granted.
County warrants called for more than
sixty days were ordered paid as follows
No. 5O7S, series of 1912, April Is, 1912,
$500, road fund.
No. $3.50, series of 1912, April 16, 1912.
$500, road fund.
No. 50s3, series of 1912, April 16, 1912,
$l4.00, road fund.
No. 1854, series of 1912, April Is, 1912,
$27.35, road fund.
No. 50S5, series of 1912, April 16, 1912,
$4,000, road fund.
No. Oil, series of 1912, July Is, 1912.
$4,000, road fund.
No. Sill, series of 1912, July Is, 1912.
$27.25, road fund.
No. 5l28, series of 1912, July Is, 1912.
$1,000, road fund.
No. 5l44, series of 1912, July Is, 1912,
$500, road fund.
No. 5145, series Of 1912, July Is, 1912,
$500, road fund.
No. STAG, series Of 1912, July Is, 1912,
$500, road fund.
No. $3.50, series of 1912, July Is, 1912,
$4.85, road fund.
No. 1887, series Of 1912, Feb. ~, 1912.
$1,000, current expense fund.
No. 912l, series of 1910, Oct. Is, 1910.
$500, current expense fund.
No. 1904, series of 1910, Oct. %, 1910,
$1,000, current expense fund.
No. 3458, series of 1907, Jan. Is, 1908.
$500, current expense fund.
No. 1852, series of 1905, Jan. Is, 1906.
$lS4.OO, current expense fund.
No. 1888, series of 1905, Jan Is, 1905,
$500, current expense fund.
No. 1913, series Of 1905, Jan. Is, 1906,
$4,000, current expense fund.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-04-24

and the county surveyor, E. G. Sped
den ordered to make survey of said
road.
The petition of Chas. F. Adams, Paul
Petrick, ct al for road survey in
Road District No. 4 was here examined
and the county surveyor, +. G. Sped
den ordered to make a survey of said
road.
The petition of James Toll, Lena
Barnes, eft al for a division of Road
District No. 25 that part of road known
as the kooskia Tahoe toll road. 1t ap-
pearing to the Board that said division
would better the conditions Of said toll
road. 1t is hereby ordered that the said
division be made.
The petition of certain residents Of
school districts No. and for the
formation of new school district.
The Board considered said matter and
upon the recommendation Of P. M. Clan
vile, county superintendent of schools,
it is hereby ordered that the said petit
ton be and the same is granted.
The petition of certain residents of
school district No. 80 and So for the
change of boundaries of said district
The Board having considered said mat
ter and upon recommendation of P. NJ.
Granville it is hereby ordered that the
said petition be and the same is here
by granted.
The petition of Edward Blake and j.
D. House, ct al for the for nation of a
herd district was here set for hear
ing July Is, 1918, at 8 clock a. m.
The petition of Geo. H. Beyers and
Albert Weber, ct al for the formation
of herd district was here set for a
hearing july l6, 1913 at 2 . clock D. m.
In the matter Of the application Of
John Silver for liquor license at Rig
gins, Idaho was laid over until the
July session.
In the matter of the bond of w. E..
Goodall as special constable for Ferdi-
hand precinct examined and rejected
Tuesday, April Is, 1918.
In the matter of the an plication Of
Rawson Works Lumber Company, sue
cessors to the Kamiah Flume Company
for the renewal of their license to
operate and maintain q toll flume near
Kamiah. Idaho. The same having been
approved. 1t is hereby ordered that the
c"Au "PPAicdtiOu pc anu Lue Same Is mere
by granted and license ordered issued
the same being fixed at $l2 per annum,
said license to date from March l.
The petition of Ed Huefner, Jack
Nobels, ct al for the annexation of
portion of Road District No. to the
Glenwood Highway district was here ex.
amined and granted, and an election
ordered. Said election shall be held ON
Monday, July 7, at the Caribell School
House. The polls to be open from s
O'Clock a. m. until o'clock p. m. Of
said day.
Judges: L. G. Adams, w. R. Rawson
and Ed. Huefner.
The following matters were examined
and rejected by the Board: The ap-
plication of Frank s. Rice. County
Treasurer for deputies. The petition Of
L. w. Bedenhoefer L. w. Thomas. ct
al for the establishing Of a public road
in Road Dist. No. Is.
The remonstrance submitted by J. E.
Wells, Price Keener, ct al to the forma-
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-04-24
The following bonds were approved,
Justice of the Peace as follows:
Henry G. johnson, Pleasant View,

The following bonds were approved,
Justice of the Peace as follows:
Henry c. johnson, Pleasant View,
precinct.
J. A. Bushue, Ferdinand precinct.
The following bonds were approved,
Constables as follows:
Edgar II. Wyman, Pardee precinct.
G. b. Fetters, Cottonwood precinct.
James Mason, Woodland precinct.
The official bonds of the following
road overseers were approved and they
are hereby appointed overseers of road
districts as follows:
O. +. Meyer, District No. 3.
G. w. higgins, District No. 6.
J. s. Frazier, District No. Z.
Joe Brown, District No. Q.
Irwin Wisner, District No. 10.
E. s. Vincent, District No. IL.
Mike Deasy, District No. L.
}. Q. Howard, District No. l3.
S. s. Galloway, District No. a.
Dan Bell, District No. 10.
Owen Morgan, District No. 20.
The application of F. A. Feen, For.
est Supervisor for an appropriation for
a wagon road up the Selway river on
the Middle Fork of the Clearwater
river. The Board here considered said
application and it is hereby ordered
that the said sum of 5000 be and the
same is hereby appropriated for the con-
struction of the Selway wagon road.
The resignation of NJ. F. Fuchs, JUS
tice of the Peace of Cottonwood was
presented and accepted.
Application of Louis c. Stephenson
for the appointment of Overseer of
Road District No. "a. The Board hav-
ing considered said application was
declared appointed.
The petition of Daniel Laverty, James
Laverty, ct al for the appointment of
Edgar II. Wyman as Constable of Par
dee Precinct was here examined and
granted.
Andrews, ct al for the appointment of
Frank Hye as Justice of the Peace of
Elk City precinct was here examined
and granted.
The application of Sophia Beck, for
county aid was here examined and
granted and the order if the Probate
Judge was here approved and allowed
in the sum not to exceed $1,000.
The petition of VIM. Squibbs, j. A..
Pierstorff, ct al for the Road Overseer
OF Road District No. to post notices of
warning to persons herding or owning
sheep in said district was here granted.
In the matter of the tax sale certifi-
cate No. $50 for the year 1910 against
NJ. H. Williams, and sold to Idaho
county. It appearing to the Board that
lots described belonged to Mrs. Eliza
beth Vincent, widow and should have
been exempted. It is therefore ordered
and this does order the county Auditor
to cancel said tax sale certificate No.
$50 for the said year.
The petition of E. H. Falk, 8. E.
Ryan, ct al for a bridge to be construct.
ed over Rice Creek. 1t appearing to
the Board that said bridge is a public
necessity is is therefore hereby ordered
that the Board cause q bridge to be
built not to exceed $500
The petition Of w. j. Adsley, j. O.
Rhoades, ct al for road survey in
road Dist. No. 10 was here examined