The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-03-12
DA|lO STATE news

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eesese : psU9sfty less estimated q
Ksndfisk- Duttsse.pu ars IN bIoon
equlrSs1o ero ct aod fsrmers havt
stssted ~ NV.
AthsI--The village souasli has 90.
tseete1 with Murray Eeoss, Of $50.
k1ne, for III gneoiine are liehts Of
eoo-enodIepoWer sseh-
III Yarmess' union NJ esupleted :
worObooee capabIe Of holding three
engtoa(lD of grain and led.
HasSiUs-WiIliam Loeoa. aeed IS.
known = "Unsle Billy. /" waited awny
fpou - eoonty coor farm, whittier
- I'D beea eomnsttsd b. ~ connie
stooeFs. He said ~ ~ TO auhi-
t'eps = nay at sssh piaes.
Moscow - Edward Hugh Hin, ~
yeee-ol4 81 q NJ. md Mn. william
=. Hill, has Nm noti6ed Of bis a.
polntuent TO ~ United State naval
eehooI at AnnapolIs b Keprsoentstive
Addisos T. Gmith. Young Hill passsd
~ civil services oxaminsfions for both
Weet Point sad Annapolis. He Il 4
freehnaa at H. University, having
Registered frsm ~ high school It the
Of ~ Iaet semestsr.
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nsrc valuable for mineral thar To- 80
riculture.
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rsrIes alO0. nhv.,c,.rss "a 49,.
I6c instrunsrts 400. hc,.shs,s
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N IT,, va wom. leee''su from
.L,n~ a.. o.Iupe,
,t.-rt..~ $780, ~ "eu WIN inc
v.,r.s ~. s.si- us'Ion
/ t,ms 90 sn -.ak y. a. eA.enson J
, the rsiI,osds o-a,su t ,hn. ,se
. esd il rivs~ ts.m" ~" me On
INC co"mIttee y
80. "a II - oo~' M a.
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boise--it cost u, bS6, 79l 93 to pay II n
e expenses OF the state government
idano during 1918, while during the :,
me period the 81 counties Of the !,
s ~ spent Sl,o62, oss.S3. .
These are some Of the interesting &
cts secured from q special report. r
e nrst OF It's kind ever complied in 4
- state, prepared by the State Tax
at the request Of Cover
y haines. VI $l0,b00, 900 raised
nuaiiy In this state to meet the gen. m
q expenses OF government. 8l.7 per Il
NJ 10 raised by direct property tax. II
timating the population OF the state p'
800. 900 the per capita of assess OF
mt valuation 10 $l,221.6s. Al
Inc report shows that based upon
vote cast for President at the last III
neral election in this state, the ex- ar
nse Of state and county elections In en-
tear. when such elections are held,
counts to approximately $l.s4 for vi
n vote cast. ju
The annual cost Of maintaining the de
'ersl branches Of government is
LIZ per capita. of which amount In
s.S9 10 expended for purposes OF ed Or
.tion; Sa.1S for roads and bridges.
! 40 cents for charity. The net In
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