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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-10-18
.DESET L|DI zAD|TO
A IS RANENO MEDIA
lEKO ELWO0D NEB.
Tfeti sekce dobytkafskeho vlaku
vraziia do druhe sekce a rozdr-
tia osobni karu.
JEN sEST UNIKLO ZRANENI
Mlha zakryla zadni svetla ylaku,
ktery 90 zastavil, ably opravil
dcfekt ma stroll.

ElWDDl, NcD', io' IlJ'la' Nv
set lid byIo usmrceno a patnact
jinych ranGno tohoto rama 0 4:1J
hod., tfi mile v|chodnG cd EIWood
na I}uIIingtOnSkG drdHc, kdyA tire
II srkcc dobytkAisktho vlaku Gis.
lJG vra2iIa do Zadni Gdsti druht
sckoc MrtW II ran6ni jSou nc.
bras5ti pGstitclG dobytka a farm1
ri. Pravidcm} vlak VypraVcn byl
vc tfcch sckcich. Prvni Sckcr pro
jrla V bc2pctl byla naslcdoyana
druhou sckci, ktcra mGla ncSnAZr
rozzhaycnim Strojn a zastavil0
So ma poIovinG ccSty mczl Smith
Geld Il Bertrand. Iii2cnci druht
sckcc opravoyali d"fckt ma stro-
j, kdyA parostroj tfcti sckce, KITE
RI vyjcln asi o dcsct mil pozdeJl,
zasdhI 0sobni kAru druh6 sckcc.
JzuGmujc Sc, ze muzStVo druh"
&ckce opomn6lo DAFT ma mista po
chodnG ancbo jinA vystraana zna
meni a ae svetlo parostrojc trctl
sckcc byIo shasnuto Eustis, dv&
stanice zdpadnt,
Nasledkcm mIhy, ncdostatkU
prednich svetel II yystraznYch
signal6 nikdo neuznamenal nebcz-
.r6i, nj tfeti selsce ocitla sc ne.
kolik yardu cd druhGho vlaku. --
Atkoliv stroivedouci tfeti sekcc
sc 0 to pokusil, nebyl schopcn "a
staviti strojc a ncmohl zabraniti
liz ncstGsti. Zadni kara, ktert
nalGzali Sc p6stitele dobytka a
farmari, doprovazejici svoje ma
klady, vrazena byla pod nasledu-
jici karu, kdc naleZal Sc dobytek,
rozdrcena. Pet mu2u, Stojlclch
ma zadni platformG kary, uzname-
naIo ncbc2peti uniklo. Jiny muz
vrazcn byl na vrSek dobyttl kary
take uScl zran6ni, ale ostatnlch
jedenatricct muAu bylo srazcno do
prostoru aSi Hyfl Stopy zslfi, tax
&e dcset byIo jich usmrccno o.
statni vice meme raneni.
Mrtvi jsou VIM. II. Merrill,
Wallace, Ncb. Adam Miller, Rain,
Ncb. &. $, Kronley, haywood,
Ncb.; Emil kelmar, Nenango,
Ncb. ; G. llama, Somerset, Neb.
j, j, O'Connor, Elsie, Ncb. VIM,
u. Anton, Vcnango, Ncb, Charles
Hiatt, Elsie, Ncb,; j, Sullivan,
Wallace, Nch.
poran6ni byli; VIM, Votawa,
haywood; j, l., Lair, Grant; d.
L, Fudge, Somerset; l., A, Wott-
huhu, Madrid; A, A. Hanson, Ell
sic; l., ", White, haywood {, +.
Sypher, Somerset j, II, Fctter-
ton, Wallace; Joe Walthcr, lIaX
tun, Colo; John Dillon, Wallace :;
". Il. O'Conuor, Elsie; f, lIemi,
Neuango y. L, Lewis, Elsie; EN-
met Il. Robh, Sutherland II Clyde
kuapt Hastings,
Xvlasmi yIuk 2 lloldrcge pfihyl
VA sctnu ueStesti \ kr0tkt doh6 IA
dopravu poraneut do lloldrege a
Hastings pro oSctreul. nva Z IA
ntuych trmreli VA cesta, koroner
nkresu Gosper dostayil Sc ia mi
sto take y kratk6 doh6 u neehal
tiopraviu mrtyoly do pohrohntr
ektha lANodu \ Bertrand frate,
kdv X ucS,2sti doslo, jsou revue
po ntkollk mil a take kraima le
rovna, 4 dobytka usmreen byl le-
nom lpsleu vel,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-10-18
Stribrne nacini krale Petra
v Nemecku.

Berlin, Is. rijna. - Stribrne
naGmi srbsk6ho krale Petra budc
tvoriti jeden oddil We valetn6 Wy
stay6, kterd brzy bude otcvrena Y
Kdansku. kdya srbsly kral byl
mcen prchati 2 B6lehradu, nezi.
skal ami dosti Gasu, ably mohl IL
l;r}ti do bezpoti syojc stfibrn6
natini, Velke mnozstvi starozit-
nych kus0 ruzn6ho stribrneho ma
Gini jel ceni Sc ma $l,000,0o0, pa
dlo do rukou n6mecktho pluku {.
I29 a poslano ze SrbslIa do Grau-
dcuze posddky rcgimentu, k II
4choyaui. po valcc toto na6ini bn,
dc yrarcno star6mu srhsktmn
Nril, jestlize ne po2ada.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-10-18
HeAik hyl uA,knut hadem q
Mpmlvl

p1ure, y u, a. tiua. lte
harl. 9 let's stuaeek Roberta Ien
uiuro hNdliriho te FoFt Pierre.
seWFpl \ nemognigl y temio me
slS Ntera Netpr nasledkcm uAlknn.
ii rhfpstkse llesik napa,lpn bSl
ha,iym neslaleku sNtha dnmosa.
kdc Il hrAl,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-10-18
Portugalci ma bitevni frontu,

lond{n, ll, rijna, - Nehude To
lryati dlouho a portugalskd uni
torma ohicvi Sc ua biteyni fronte,
pnm koutmgrnt portugalskeho
yoiska ie pripraven k odplnti, ale
udr1uie sc y tajnosti, kan bude
poslan. Noisko toto bylo yyeylee-
no pro hoie y horsk$ch kraimaeh
a ia pavuzuje Sc IA moant, Ae po.
slano hude ua Balkan, ale fortn.
ealsko radtii poslalo by svoje va
iaky ma tapadni trontu traneons.
sli a anelitti a0stoinlei fldili "
cyik porluealsSyeh resery a 10.
Natk0. Jgstli4r yalsa 50 prodlan,
li rerturpsko shromaAdl arm4 su
q A2an1D muaieh
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-10-18
o,ee usmr.il tleeru,

Alexandria, La, A. Funa,
barles II lleunptte, ar,nat Y
Nelden La sastelil svaii desalss
naplt,rlnu dvefa stera, paneAadi
O,leptvla rlaeosali Y polieh, lloe'
uette 20 II spAphsl seheyFaadu,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-10-18

I,oud}n, -. fiinn. - A@koIlY
ua scveroyFchodd Y Sedmihrad-
aku Rnmuni pokraduji Y Gstupll
pred rakonskO.nfmcck(ml arnd-
dntni podrI ccI| bitcyni Ijnjr Y o
k0Ii Orsoya, dale IA JiIu, Y n6kO-
Ilka mistccI prudk}mI protl6toky
doriIiIi y}hod. Bukuresf pfipon-
stl 1slup rimnUsk}ch yojsk ia
Imam horhch, ale prohIa5IJc, 4"
dale na jihu ptcI0tn iouionskych
spojcur6 byIa obr6ccnn IA 1t"k.
huulni d0ciIiIi dale Gsp|ch6 Il
doIich Oiiuza n jul Nh obou
Mrnn0oh S2urdouk prllsmyku RIl.
mumi pokradnji oforsivf, ale
Berlin prohlabujr, zo jcjjch 0to
Ky byly odrazrny
~ berIiusk@ch 2prhv dd 10 sou
dili, H. rurnuusky odpor byl scsi
len. 70 ucpochybn6 dIIzno pr
1lsti na yruL rusk@m posiIhm, kite.
RI rychIc posIhny byIy Rnmunom
En pohoci. Rnmunsk1 yojsk0
nou pcvnf rozhodnutu zastaVltl
poslup ,cutonsk}ch yojsk IA
syFch hranicich 6sp6ch jcjleh
snnh nepochybne zhlczcti bude na
mnozstyi ruskych POSI-. Jak 50
2dd, ruskh sbory byly poslany pa
ohrozpnA miata v Sedmihradskn
hIaynG \ Karpat, nejbliAsiho bo-
du pri rumunskFch liniich, jezto
ndr die zprdv \ Bcrlina a Vidnt,
ofrnsivnf siIa rllskd byla sesnbc-
IA Rnkusaunm podaillo se zno-
, ,lob}ti n6koIika pred tim zirh.
ecu$ch posir.
Die oznAmcni \ I'crlinu, Tculo-
nj postnpuji doposud v%chodn"
od Czik Szsrcda. Xapadnd cd Wi,
kan prtlsmyku, die ttchto zprhy.
take Rumuni dosud nrbyli srhop.
nj znstavti tcutonsk% p0stttp,
Seycrovychodn6 od I3raSoya Ru,
muni moyudobyli Vrsnlcc Orna.
Rlkurest ycdlc toho oznamujc do.
byti hory Sigucllo n pomeznlho
m6sta v okoli petroseny, Rumun
ska valeGnd 1fadovna oznamuJ".
ze vice jak $1,000 zajatcl bylo n
skhno ma rGznfch vhlefn}"h iron.
thch.
Y Karpatcch, kde rusk6 llnic,
iak So zdh, byly scslabcny posla
MIN pomoen$ch sbor0 do Sedml
hradska, reutoni 2mocnlli se zno
Va hory Smotree, Ma Volyhsku
prndk6 bojo anovu Sc rozpoulnly,
petrohrad prohlaSuje, ~ seycrne
od Korytnlce liusoye amochlll Se
nemeckJch adkopn, a. Fodel fckN
stoehod, die oandmeni 4 lchinn
slime rusk6 dtoky hyly odratrny
Nemecka sakopy v okoll STUFF
Il sehwahen rcdut II Thiepyam We
Francii hyly dohyty angliekin
eoiskem y mimi tiskano hylo VI
90 jak 800 zaiaten, Nedaleko Cue
deoourtu AnRlidant take pontbnd
poatoupill ma syt linii,
Berlin pfiponsti ae Anslitane
aeyarna od Thlepyalu moenlli M
ntmeekSeh sakopn a se traueou
awe iinA od somme dohyll posir
Y eukroyaru Y ,ienermuuln, Fran
eauaoyt Y sohnlnieh hohph So ~
sefl Ahlainenurt hellny faiah
100 Ntmrn,
srhayt u6iuili dalsl postup uo
Irytn hfrhu feky terna, aalim eo
ltaucmsn,t pteflsll AelesnItnl Ii.
uli iiiuN nd sfFfs.
Rim efuamuir daIai dsptghy /
talh pfali Rakusauum ua hfas''
na rakuusko llahktm iatati va
lefntms
shramAtdtni feekt poslaneeke
antmuvns. ust,amvnt na seholu,
hsla odlnienu "a mesie NsnHsrm
kfilt kanslaulina
l.andtu, "a. tiJna ntyab frs
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-10-18
PocAai PRO oMAHu A oKoLI,
nmaha okali r9knS

thaaha a pknli fekne
Nshfaskat lVkne = ponsbud e
rlei 4 pon,lSii nterS ,Aeoherne
pekbt a studeneii IA sApasls, pFa
d3pa,lohnS sles,tSo a slu,leneli vs.
Nyehe,lni eAstl.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-10-18

El ruse, fexa IL, tQna, Use
ehno uasNt,lduie tomu, ~ tarran
.ova vlh.h hodlA Snatue sdanllt
,seebny eiti spoletuostt, prevoau,
iioi ohrhod v NeNlkn Ma roakat
ylady sholeyvu hyl sesnam tteh,
10 snoltbustt oelhorvm NnItFa,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
Mems Winter Underwear

At 42c-Men's Sanitary Fleecy lined Shirts and Drawers, value soc.
 At 42c-Men's Medium and Heavy Weight Ribbed Shirts and Drawers, ecru and gray, value 50c.
 At 59c-Men's "Wooltex" Fleecy- lined Shirts and Drawers, value 75c.
 At 63c-Men's 'Rockwood" Natural WoohUnderwear, value 75c. At 85e-Men's 'Rockwood'' Natural Wool and CamePs Hair Shirts and Drawers, value $1.00. At $1.19-Men's ''Rockwood" Shirts and Drawers, white, scarlet and natural wool, value $1.50. At $1.69-Men's. "Rockwoodr Nat ural Wool Shirts and Draw CTS, value $2.00. At 79c-Our entire stock of Mems $1.00 Union Suits, including sUnitee" and Three Seasons" brands.
 At eec-VERY SPECIAL! The baI- ance of our stock of the cele- brated "Roxford.' Medium Weight Cotton Union Suits, regular price $1.50.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
Mems Hosiery, All Kinds

At s7e-Men's Hosiery. black, tan, ta navy, gray and mixtures, Tyalue 10c. At 16c-Men's Hosiery-celebrated :. '1pswich'' make-black, tan, navy and gray, value 15c. At 11e-Men's Woolen Hosiery, black, Oxford, blue, natural wool and camePs hair, value 15c.
 At 421c-our entire stock of Mems Woolen Hosiery, all weights, including Shakers black, OK ford and natural wool, value 26c.
 At 39c-Men's Best Quality Cash mere and Shaker Wool Hos- iery, blue, brown and natural wool, value soc.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
Mems Flannel Shirts
Mems Nealigee Shirts
Our entire atock in

Our entire stock of Mems 500 Laundered Negligee Shirts, newest designs and coloringss Sale price .............. 42e Mems Negligee Shirts = the celebrated P. & NJ. Co.'S Shirts reduced for this sale to.... 73e
 Better grade Negligee Shirts, in- cluding Eagle" make, laundered pr French cuffs:
 At 79c-reduced from $1.0O.
 At $f.19-reduced from $1.50.'
 At $1.59-reduced from $2.00.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
Mems Neckwear

Al. the newest shapes and most fashionable eoIorings in Mems Nectwear, reduced as follows:
 At 17c-reduced from 25c.
 At 39e-reduced from 50c. 2 At 7ec-reduced from s1.0o.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
Wonnen's 6 Sweaters

At $2.49-reduced from $500. At $4.69-reduced from $500. At S6.69-reduced from $6.50.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
Mems Coat Sweater
Mems Working Shirts

Mems Working Shirts of black satteen and heavy twill, blue chambray and light col- ored cheviots, our regular 50c
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
Mems Winter Gloves

WooIen Gloves and Leather Gloves for working and dress oc- casions, all reduced.
 At 21e-reduced from 25c. At 39c-reduced from 50c. At 69c-reduced from $1.00. At $1.29-reduced from $1.60. Better Gloves reduced in same proportion.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
Mems Fur Caps

At $2.49-reduced from sS.5o. Coon Skin-$3.95 from $500, Hudson Seal-$4.29 from $500.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
Mems Suspenders

At f9o-Our entire line of Mems
 25c Suspenders. At s39e-Our entire line of Mems
 Soc Suspenders.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
Reefers and listers

Reefers-at $4.95 from $6.5o. Ulsters-at $5.95 from $s.50. Mackinaws-at 35.95 from $S.50.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
Boys Wear sGl4sl syHReqaTs' eTcs !
Flannel Blouses

At 44c-reduced from BOG. At 69e-reduced from $1.oo.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
Mems and Youtlls' Winter Oyercoats

Mems and Youths Winter Over coats in single and double-breasted models, with fitted or loose backs materials are blue ehinehiiia, plain Oxford and black, fancy mixtures with plaid backs.
 At s 7.e5-reduced from $12.o0. Al 9,95-reduced from $15.00 At $12.95-reduced from $18.00. At 15.95Nvalue $20.O0 and $22.OO.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
Boys' Sweaters
Toques and Caps

At 39c-Toques from 50c. At 49c-Toques from sec.
 At 39c-Boys' Caps from soc. At 39c-Boys' Hats from soc. At 69e-Boys' Hats from $1.00. At 65c-Boys' Hats from s1.25.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
Winter Weight Suits

NEWS AND YOU I FfS At S 6.o5-reduced from $1o.00. At S 9.95-reduced from $15.00. At $12.50-reduced from $1S.00. At $16.50-value $20.00 and $22.00.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
Mems and Youths Trousers
Mems and Youths Caps

At 39c-reduced from soc. At 65c-reduced from $1.00.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
Paianaas-Night Shirts

Both PercaIe and Outing Flannel: At 42o-reduced from 50c. At 79c-reduced from $1.00. At $1.19-reduced from $1.50.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
Overcoats

At 92.s5-reduced from $ 400. At &4.49-reduced from 500. At e6.g6-reduced from s 500. At T.95-reduced from s1o.oo.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
Cottor, Blouses

At 19o-reduced from 2so. :,
 At 44c-reduced from 5oc. . At 5ee-reduced from 75o.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
NAGlA 0 " CGAA SUITS, ETC.

All as greatly reduced prices The greatest moneysavng occasion of the entire year in Mems wearabes. Note carefully these great reductions-our dependable qualities at liberal price concessions
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
Stein-Bloch Suits

Stein-Bloch Suits At $f6.5o-reduced from $2o.oo. At $17.50-reduced from $22.00. At $19.5o-value s25.00 and s28.oo. Mems and Youths Rain Coats
 At $3.95-reduced from $500. At $6.95-reduced from $10.00. At t$9.95-reduced from $15.00.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
Women's Knit Petticoats

Women's Knit Pettieoats in white, gray and black with border of mixed coIorss v
 At 44o-reduced from 5oc
 At e9e-reduced from 75c
 At s9c-reduced from $1.0o
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
Rain Goats

Rain Goats
 At s2.69reduced from $500. At s3.69--reduced from $4.50. Juvenile Suits
 At $2.s5-reduced from s3.5o.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
Stein-Bloch Overcoats

At 16.5O-reduced from $20.00. At 17.5O-reduced from $22.00. At $19.50-value $25.00 and $28.00.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
Wornen's Cardigans
Women's Muslin Underwear

The sale of Wemen's MusIin uu. dsr~ssr will eentinns during the January Clearance Sale. lt is the meet important sale of Muslin Un- dcrwear 've have ever held at this season. Don't miss it.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01

Children's Winter Coats. of ckinchilla, zibeltne and cor duroy. sizes to years. formerly $3.5o and $3.9s-re- dlced to .................. $z
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01

Children's Gingham Dresses, smart styles that arc worth $1.25-reduced to ......... S9e fChildren's Gingham Dresses, regular $1.50 grade--Feduced
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
$500 Silk Petticoats, $4.3s

All our $500 silk Petticoats of good quality taffeta silk in black and colors-clearanee price sz.ss.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-01-01
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS

Mountain Home, Idaho, December
14th 1915.
Pursuant to adjournment the Board
of County Commissioners met at III
o'clock A. M. as a Board of Equaliza-
ton at the Court House, Gilmore
County, December 14th, 1915.
Present j. D. Whitson and Sheppar
Morgan Commissioners and F. M.
Hobbs, Clerk
Whereupon the following proceed
ings were had, to-wit.
NJ. w. Wood appeared before the
Board relative to the equalization
of his property. The matter was
taken under advisement at this time.
S. Bowers, not having received his
soldiers exemption ON all property.
1t is therefore the order of the Board
that exemption be granted on Lot
II, Blk. Is So. Add to Hammett for
1915.
The Assessor presented list OF
personal property belonging to John
McKeon which was not Of entry on
the personal roll. 1t was therefore
the order of the Board that personal
property in the sum Of 100000 be
entered on the personal property as
sessment roll for 1915.
1t appearing that Ralph Baker,
Lenox, Idaho was not assessed with
personal property. 1t is therefore
the order of the Board that personal
property in the amount OF $4,000 be
entered on personal property for
1915.
1t appearing that the following as
sessments were made ON the Real
Property assessment rolls and ON
the Personal Property assessment
roll for the year 1915.
1t is therefore the order OF the
Board that the same be cancelled
on the personal property asseas-
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-01-01
In the matter of M. w. Wood.

In the matter of M. w. Wood.
1t Is the order of the Board that
from Mr.. Wood q assessment for 1915
there be taken 20 hogs assessed at
$4,000. In all other features this as
sessmedit is to stand as assessed.
J. G. Watts appearing before the
Board asking for reduction I'm the
assessment of the Equity In NWA
SWA Sec. 10, Twp. 4 g. R. E.
1t was the order of the Board
that the valuation be lowered from
$4,000 to $4,000.
Mrs. G. w. Golden establishing
proof that she was a widow and had
not been granted widows exemption
for 1915.
It is the order of the Board that
widows exemption be granted Mrs.
Golden.
Mrs. J. Ottenheimer having been
assessed with building in Pine which
had been sold and removed prior to
assessment.
1t rs the order that this property be
cancelled from the assessment for
1916.
Mrs. ]. Ottenheimer assessed with
Lots % Sec. 36, Twp. 3 S. R. E.
and on this property city taxes had
been charged.
Inasmuch as this property 10 with
out the city limits, city taxes against
the same should be cancelled.
Mrs. w. H Francom, stating that
her husband died April End, 1915
and asking for widows exemption to
apply against her 1915 taxes.
1t is the order of the Board that
exemption could not be granted for
this year IN accordance with law
as 1T would be necessary that she be
a widow as of the End Monday in
January 1915 TO comply with the law
C. e. Corker appeared before the
Board asking for the following cor
rections which were granted.
Improvements valued at $4,000
assessed against Lots 1910 Blk. s,
Glenns Ferry Townsite. same can
cefled. No improvements ON this pro
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-01-01

ment roll for 1915.
Brady Investment Co., $119.60 taxes.
Coast Lumber Co. :. 1924 taxes.
Home Lumber Co. (ware house,
:. :. :. :. :. E. E. 1896 taxes.
The following owners ofMigratory
Live stock ON which, through error,
special school taxes had been levied
in school District No. 3.
1t is therefore the order of the
Board that the following parties be
relieved of the special school Dis
trict taxes as charged against said
migratory stock i'm school District No.
3.
Robert Sproat, 1850 sheep.
Mayfield Land & Livestock Co
Thompson Bros, 1000 sheep
G. G. Corder, 1900 sheep.
Mcmillan Sheep Co., 1920 sheep for
year.
The assessment of Mrs. Jessie Will
son of tax No. 81 appearing for 2
acres, while deed to this same pro-
perty conveys only l and 2-3 acres
This makes difference of $4,000 in
assessed valuation.
1t is the order of the Board that
this error be corrected and as Mrs.
Wilson paid 1915 taxes, that she
file bill for difference in amount Of
tax
Substantial proof Furnished estab-
fishing the fact that Mrs. e. s. Gil
lett is widow and that she failed to
receive widows exemption for 1915.
1t is therefore the order Of the
Board that exemption be granted
Mrs Gillett to apply for this year.
D. W. Simmons property having
been assessed in school district No.
3 and the same being In school dis
trict No. IL.
It is therefore the order OF the
Board that the property be asses
SEQ i'm District No. IL and the same
to bear such special tax as may be
levied in district No. IL, and rebate
of amy difference between the levy
In school district No. 3 and school
district No. IL be made.
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Sheppard Morgan, expense acct

Sheppard Morgan, expense acct.
County Conn.,. :. -. :.
j. w. Morton, tacks Co. Treas
urer.. :. :. =. >. 49,.
l.. G. Bradley ,autohire Com.
Chas. O'Keefe, rebate taxes on
Del. Cert. =. >. :. =. :. :.
p. H. Gray, expense Acct. Pro
bate Judge. =. :. :. -.
p. j. Smith, careing for delin-
quent. :. -. :. -. ....
John Horgan, moving Treas.
Office. :. -. :. -. :.
Arthur A. Stevens, disburse-
mentes for mo. of Nov 1915,
Central Garage, auto hire. Sher-
ff (Dist. Court :. :. :. -.
Leora H. Lockman, expense
acct. Supt. :. =. =. :. E.
X. K. McHenry, janitor sal
airy Nov. e.. :. :. =. ;. :.
F. M. Hobbs, expense Acct.
auditor. .. .. :. :. :. :.
R. w. Simpkins, printing Co.
officials. .. :. :. =. =.
The Arrow Press, supplies audi
tors office. >. :. :. ;. :.
Sheppard Morgan, expense Acct
Co. Com. =. .. :. .. 80.
j. d. Whitson, expense Acct.
Co. Conn.,. E. :. :. :. =.
Charles Warrick, witness Cert.
Probate Court. :. :. .. :.
r. G. Purcell, witness, Cert.
Probate Court. :. :. E. ..
Ed Gard, witness Cert. Pro
bate Court. ..........
Steve Wright, witness Cert.
Probate Court. :. :. :. e..
VIM. Victory, witness Cert.
Probate Court. :. =. :.
Road Fund.
Home Lumber & Coal Co., lum-
Der road Dist. No. / :. .. Z.
J. w. Morton, nails, and shovel
Dist. No. L.. -. =. :. =.
Hill Galloway, road work Dist.
NO. L.. E. =.
John d. Winter, road work
Dist. No. L.. :. -. j
MLlt Mckinney, road work
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Dist. No. l.. :. ;. :. :. :. Is 90
II 60 o. Mast, road work, Dist.
NO. j.. .......... IVA w
20 Jim Ladd road work Dist.
No. l ................ ~ So
IL 90 c. l.. Mitchell, road work
D1e Dist No. l =. :. ....... 81 50
is 81 Dave Hood, road work, Dist.
No J.. 90 30
20 w. G. Corker, road work, Dist
NO. O.. ...... 52 w
3S Chas Garfield, Blaeksmithing
Dist No. O.. E. :. :. =. $50
90 Rosevear Lumber CO. lumber
Dist No. g.. :. :. :. 81 Is
II So e. G. Rice, roadwork, Dist No.
a., .......... 81 90
90 Emil Hanson, road work, Dist.
NO. b.. . ~
As 81 w. G. Corker, interest ON road
warrant. :. 20
so 90 Con Morrow, road work. Dist.
No q. =. =. 80. 10 Do
16 "a Club LaRose, road work, Dist
No q. -. =, -. ...... IL 5O
60 Chas Anderson, road work.
Dist No. e.. :. :. :. ...... II 90
81 81 Chas. A. Goodman, road work. ;. ::
Dist No. o.. :. ...... 81 SO
10 O5 f. w. DeGroot, road work,
Dist. No g.. :. :. ....... "A rs
3 IL Frank Clark, road work, Dist.
No. g.. :. :. =. :. 172 6s
10 20 Harry Ashburn, road work
Dist. No. g.. :. >. =. =. rs 80
10 20 Sam T. Bostic, road work
Dist. No. g.. :. :. =. e. 1e 90
10 rs W. G. Cunningham, road work
Dist. No g.. :. :. :. =. 90
10 20 w. e. Orr, road work, Dist. No.
o. q Wv
20 The following claims were laid
over for consideration until Monday,
December Goth, 1915.
5 rs Villa G. MundeM. 1913 90
VILLA G. Mundell. :. 81 so
25 The claim of F. H. Foster for
s13 20 for road work District No. 2
8 90 was mailed to G. w. Corker to be
entered by him on his monthly re-
81 80 port.
Continued on page fve)
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perty.
improvements on that portion OF
Lots PA Sec. 80 Twp. s. r. 8
e. South Of r. r. right of way valu-
ed at $2500 bereduced to $500. Grant
ed.
Lot l Blk. 6 Mountain Home Town,
assessed $3.50 should be 1920.
improvements on Lot to IL Blk
B. Mountain Home Town reduced
from $1,000 to 5000.
Whereupon the Board adjourned un
til Monday the goth of December,
1915 at 10 O'Clock A. M.
J. d. WHITSON,
Chairman Protein.
F. M. Hobbs, Clerk.
Mountain Home, Idaho, December
14th, 1915
Pursuant to adjournment the Board
of County Commissioners met at the
Court House of said County at 1880
o'clock P. M. December 18th, 1915.
Present Sheppard Morgan and j..
d. Whtson Commissioners and F. M.
Hobbs, Clerk.
Whereupon the following proceed
ings were had, to-wit:
The following accounts were ex-
amined, approved and warrants Or
dered drawn against the respective
funds.
Current Expense Fund
]. A. Puntill salary as clerk,
Assessor. :. =. .. .. s1O5 90
Home Lumber Co. Lumber for
jail w
P. H. Gray, assisting INDECENT
pour. w
Mrs. Ellenor S. Mason, assist
ing Co. Supt schools =. IA 90
NJ S + G. T Co. county phone
renaaS 20 w
Thomas Trathen, expense acct.
assessor. :. :. :. IA rs
Andrew C. Jensen e. G. type
writer ribbons Audit. office 8 90
G. r. Maxwell, bill heads, auditors
office. =. :. :. :. >. :. 10 90
]. G. Blacksten, auto hire Com.
Morgan :. :. :. ;. 8 90