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Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-19

Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Goodrich and
daughter Irene went Monday to Burn
ham to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Goodrich's uncle. the late William
Garcelon,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-19

Harry Tozier of Rumford is acting
agent at the Augusta Office of the
American Express Co. during the alb
sence Of Agent E. M. Mower. who is
on his vacation of two weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-19

Mrs. Thomas F. Sheehan, who had
been visiting Augusta as the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. E. D. Harwood of
Riverside Drive, returned Monday af-
ternoon to her home in Portland
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-19

Mrs. Charles A. Knowles, who has
been caring for Mrs. William Bush Of
Noyes place, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Bush recently underwent a surgi-
cal operation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-19

DR.. Charlotte p. Sawyer has re-
turned from Boston and is to be found
in her office in the Augusta Trust Co.
building.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-19

Ine weber & Hewett store will be
closed from to p. NJ. today out of
respect TO the late Mrs. S. L. Bartlett
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-19

The Kewpie Klan will give a grand
ball at North Augusta Grange hall
Wednesday evening, Sept. 20. Music
by Lee. Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-19
OPERA HOUSE.

To-day for the Last Times, sessus
Hayakawa in "rhe Honorable
Friend" Billie Burke In "Gloria's
Romance" Tho Paramount News
Pictures, and Others.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-19

f1neid Bros. Co. have a large assort-
ment OF automobile robes, and invite
your inspection.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-19

Fresh-caught mackerel at L. S..
Youngs today. Salmon, butterf1sh.
etc. Native pork. and lamb.-Phone
688.-Adv,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-19
MUNICIPAL COURT
George Croteau, Jr., Found Guilty Of
Larceny Of Auto Lamps

George Croteau, Jr., of Lewiston was
before the municipal court Monday
morning on complaint of Wallace
Corrnier, for the alleged larceny of
automobile lamps. Croteau waived
examination and pleaded not guilty
but was found guilty and given SEN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-19

Henry @. Barker left on the 4.o5 ex-
press Monday afternoon for a busi-
ness trip to Boston and New York.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-19

COLONIAL THEATRE.

De Wolf Hopper and Bessie Love in
"stranded;" Charles Murray in a
Keystone Comedy "Piils Of Psrir';
Pathe News; Joker Comedy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-19
Local Matters

Henry N. Whitman left on the 9.3s
train Monday morning for a visit of a
few days in Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-19

;. b. Kennedy and family have
moved from Page street to 26 Murray
street. The phone number Is 304-Y.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-08
The CIass Of Nineleen Sixteen

Seventeen lads ana iassics will re
ceiyo diplomas at the hands of the
first alma mater this evening, when
President Wood of the Glynn County
Board OF Education will hand them
their "shoepskins" from the Glynt- high
schools To these young people just
merging into that steruer state OF
development this means much, II is
the passing OF milestone in their
lives, that will never be passed
again the broadening into young
manhood and young Womanhood the
taking OF their places in society and
with II should come to them. series
Of serious thought for the future. To
many OF them, as was the case with
the writer. the token Of their enici
ency which they will receive this ey
cning. viii be the only one 81 ths
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-08

Ocrs,ic senator from New Hampshire.
who vas as stTsnunusIy advocating
the confirmation Of 5Ir- Rubiee as his
colleague. Mr- Gallinger. was mali
eiousiy opposing the confirmation. Is
senatorial courtesy reduced 70 this
senatorial absurdity that q senatorial
veto Is 70 De preferred over a sen
a;orial endorsement? Where does Mr..
HoHis come in? / opine there are
Democrats, not only in New Hamp-
shire. but in Georgia. Virginia. Arkan-
sas and Alabama who viii be putting
impe-tiaent questions about that ere
this world is q hundred years older.
The whole fact Of The business is
this-that senatorial courtesy IS not
only snam but a fraud. and lis ad-
Tocatcs and dogotecs do not represent
q demoar-ey, but al ciigzzoay. There
IS jest one way to kili--it. and thai
.s to ia the people Of that mon
strosity-executiye sessions Of the
United Estates senate. except when
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-08

kind that vii ever come 70 them
Some OF thsm VII 90 to finishing
schools-others viii have 70 fight
life's battles. without this advantage
and With only the parchment handed
them this evening. To those Of the
latter class, We would say a word
Of good cheer and have them to IN
derstand that after all. the academic
man the academic woman have from
time immemorial written their names
high in the scroll Of state and national
history. Il is In the boy and the
girl after all; the metal, the inner
ent ambition and desire to do some
thing that countsi The curriculum
OF the GIynn academy is an ample
one and grounded in this. there is no
reason for any boy or girl TO lag in
the great march OF progress. if he or
she be properly imbued with the idea
Of accomplishing something worth
while and Of gaining knowledge at
every step,
There is room at the top and the
class Of Nineteen Sixteen. as bright
and as promising as has ever gradual.
Cd from this historical old seat Of
learning. comes at a time when the
world is progressing in leaps and
bounds There is a demand for taIcn-.
for ability. for character and for men
and women worth whilei May elch
and every member Of the class attain
TO the very highest standards OF goot
citizenship. to an ideal manhood and
to a most ideal womanhood.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-08
Senatorial Courtesy Again

Since the Rublee incident in the
senate fortnight ago. the question
OF "senatoriai courtesy" has come
"a for some rat1e body Flows at the
hands Of the independent press all
over the nation. However it remain.
ed for "Savoyard" the able Washing
ton correspondent to handle the ques-
ton to the perfect taste of those who
are disguised with this character OF
feudalsm in the United States senate.
which he does in the Macon Tele-
graph of yesterday. in the following
interesting fashion:
"Onc Of these fine days the American
people are going to take a whack at
this senatorial courtesy" that smacks
so diseordantly of feudalism. We
all recall that in 1881 the senate that
was 'tic" politically, refused to ac-
cord senatorial courtesy" to Roscoe
Conlding and Thomas c. Plat. On
the contrary that senate confirmed
the nomination of a AIR Robertson to
be the collector of the port at New
York City, Senatorial courtesy" was
kicked out Of that digniGed body. and
the American people were content in
the hope that the thing was done for
this relic of feuda. privilege that
smacks of aristocraey.
Now, | submit that it would take n
| regiment of Jake Gallingcrs to make
one Roscoe Conkling, senatorially
speaking. and then the artisans would
be importunate in their demands for
more raw material. not in quantity,
perhaps. but in quality certainly if a
creditable job was to be turned out.
Originally this senatorial courtesy
| business was local in its workings
but give privilege an inch and it will
take furlong. 1t was confined to
| oligarchical veto on the constitutional
/ prerogatiye OF the president in his
nominations 10 marshalships, attor.
neyships, collectorships and postof
fees in the states. But now it appears
hat il is spread out and become ma.
tion-wido. Senator Gallinger invokes
senatorial courtesy to defeat the con
frmation OF 4 man named for an office
aationa. In its scope aud in its duties
| Relatively, the interests OF New
| Hampshire in the administration OF
the duties OF the officer OF Federal
trade commissioner is negligible. but
senator Gallinger invoking the feudal
spirit that would make a senator in
congress a small edition of War
wick or Montmoreucy. interpose.
and says, This man is personally Of
fensfye TO me True. he is qualified
true he is faithful to the constitution
true that all the population of our
country could not supply better mar
Cor the place; but, Senators he op
posed me for reelection TO tho sen
ate" That was his sin. and all the
sin the man was guilty OF.
Lock here. my brethren, We are so
ms TO hear a hear about this thing
in the future, and the American pee
pie are going 60 bear a hand and
deal with this senatorial courtesy
aonsansc No doubt about that.
But how about senatorial discour
,esy? Here was Mr Hollis. the Dem
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-08

The News has been suppressing
some pretty hv,9y news stories late.
~ IT'S an imposition 10 ask il and
we are growing very tired Of being
made : ashis egasbsF n protect all
sorts Of degene4atcs. thieves. towards
etc. AS We say. the limit is "a sight
and pretty soon, We are going TO nuh
lish real news. let the skeletons hidden
away shake as they may.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-08

According TO early adviccs from the
Florida election Of Tuesday Senator
Bryan and Congressman sparkman
were both defeated However. it
takes Florida week and day IA
count her vote and the first figures
may be erroneous ones.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-08

Now then, will the grand jury be
justified in indioting fellow il he
Is seen going TO or coming from the
steamer Emmeline, equipped with a
suit case?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-08

II that keynote speech Of Senator
iarding's sent cut 10 plate form a
week ago g: so much per. is sample
of the length Of that Republican con.
yention. then the glorious fourth is
likely to catch the pow.wow KIN in
session.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-08

Otto Kahn, in a very psai little cdi.
;;'sii oil fiiEil FINANCE makes the
point that every man who gets to be
in bank is net a banker. Perhaps
but ii would be bard 10 make him
think he is not the very best in the
deck.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-08

Still. what would a Georgia Colo.
mel be anyhow without his mint. julep
and since, the one must 20. why we
suppose we might as well part with
the other.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-08

The ohly two candidates who are
really running for governor IN Geor-
gia. so Is you would observe il on
a nj " day is n H. Harris and 4.
G. Hardman. The other two are even
poor walkers IN the race
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-08

Statistics SHOW that one person out
Of each 267 in Georgia own automo-
biies. But how many Of these have
paid for them. without owing the 9TH
CT fellow?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-08

The only issue gpsn aIaieh the Dem
oerats at 81. iesais viii b. the least
bit OF womau's suffrage. We might
have guessed that Il anything like a
row was on hand ola lady Eve would
ainhle up as the responsible party,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-08
LORD KITCHENER.

~ AlAa1AE NyAuA tA-- AA-yat 7'-i'-4- -
event in the European war. was the
one occurring of the Scotland coast
Monday aieht in which General Kitch-
c3cr. minister Of war for Great Brit
ain and his entire stan wee lost on
The cruiser Hampshire. Full details
are still lacking as to how this fright
ful blow was delivered at England
and We know not whether the fated
Hampshire was torDedoed By an en-
envy or whether she came into cor
tact s.Ilh the mines which dot the en-
tire North Sea. This much We do
know and that Is that Ices or ritch-
ener is almost irretrievable 70 the
cause Of the allies in genera. and TO
Great Britain in specific No other
man in 81 Europe had his hand On the
allied situation as did the blunt ana
dashing hero Of Khartoum. the ideal Of
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u..,,-, ,,.,5 ,.a-.s ..a ,,.,,noe %
and who la always mastered the sit
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and t.aa,, ,,ndo,s.a,,.t,o rs his so,,ou
ma, no ,ossoasad 70 frs,.ire into the
,o.,.,s ~ ,bcr tho thi,.s 40 ,ya,ted
and tho thipga no kneu wore noces.
sarv for tho c.uso for which be wac
uorlt,g WHOM tho ruronean
v,ar WAC first tbrus, nnon tho world
K,,cbonor who had hooa f.,
= ,,,,. sor ,oars ohonooa So 10 =,
.onsop on a vacation and had inst
log, the Linz ,,bo bad tordorod him
Inc very desiral1o nost If vicarov 10
India. As he was making arrange,
,7c,,1s-To accon, bts ,eu, nost ,be uar
rlouda gathorod and ine,t,ctive1v bo
waited dsvato,men,s pieagtv no told
,is sa,.,ois, ua. III s;,,at,an ,t
homo nsoaaa him. 60 name Soma one
alsc to India aud IN fo,tv.aieb, bours
,e,ar ,ha. s,a,onent NO yar uas an
and Ki,cbo,lor una ,;aoad :, change
~ The war oaiea rio taat ,t,at au,it
~ hin, vas tho n,iottios. tn, norha,s
has evar heep assiencd n the cara
~ a,,o,o mn, Ia ,,,.. non. 20
or,}t oo,,tr and mai, road, -, ar,,,
,f millions
Af,or dis, h,eb,no few h,ndrea
thops,pa 70 Iu1ars - rran.a ana
patginr, ~ k,eI, choct tho o,,,,sh
Inc c.armapI tho war aecr.,arv In.
yan recyai,ig aud organtz,,g hfs
army NJ miisions Tho pr,,ish fs,os
,ycra covsrad u,i,h s;o,s aod ros
.ors v-,,t,u ,.,,,r 49,, - ta.a .,o
~,iarg Ui,ohonor uon, n,ro,., u,a
country suner,nton.,ng tho dr,,,,ng
~ the army Eror a,,o - .mo
ware ronor,a ind,c,,,nr HE ,,i,,ro
IN rot tho r,,,har =. mon no
I'm, wi,bi, WOW af,or
tho ,s,r ononoa promior As.,,,,,
otyIe,auv annonncoa n no,,,amo,,
,bst ahont ooo ana man had hoo,
.n,istaa !, .,e 1,nt,aa E,nnan, at,,,o
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oversea. aomi0,ops
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-08

treaties vith foEeign nations ara in
voIsod. Had This nomination Of 3ir.
.rL-ee ben discussed in open se,-
ate. so that the people could look on.
-his absurd senatorial courtesy would
have been kicked down stairs. and we
should be rid Of it, That viii come.
But What do our friends Of the
Progressive party think Of it? Here
was a test case. and Mr.. GaIlinger. the
leader Of the standpat Republican
minority Of the In. cd States senate,
lays doTH The rule that 10 man who
voted for The5dore Roosevelt in 1912
need apply for ONCE. You cant make
anything else cut Of it. CaE.nger ad-
mitz hat Rublee is ct that ne is re-
spectable, and al, that; but he was a
Bail Moeser IL 1919. That oaucs him
out as unworthy .aad utterly repro
bate. and Mr. GaIanger imputes it 70
til Democratic president IS IN patri-
cite to prefer such uan for official
station"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-08

II seems to fail 10 the lot OF Admir-
al john Jellico, to make aome very
unhappy reports 10 his government
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-08

II still looks like Hughes and a
split at Chicago
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-08

Seventeen graduates all in a row!
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-08

Official Organ OF
Glynn County.
City Of Brunswick.
United States Court. Southern DIS
triet Of Georgia. for ten counties.
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-04-21

years
the choice
} who take
the decc
eS.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-04-21

dist. $3.50
&. h. Cuppen, ROAD wor. dist | IS. y
Atkins \ ktlietl, blacksmith
ing SuuIrP d.St~. p 20
Geo. 7. { nee repairing
maCbiner, aud road work 50. 10
Salmon Lumber Co., lumber for
Carmen bridge 42s. %
j. A. Woodward, rdad work
dist. II 255. IS
Chas Shook road work dist. 1900
la the matter of fixing salaries for
couuty OH 'erS Tor the years 1917 and
1918.
In compliance with the provisions
of Section 2llS. Revised Codes Of Ida
no, aS amended, il vas considered
aud ordered that the annual salaries
of county officers of l.emi county,
Idaho, ne and the same are fixed as
follows for the term beginning on
the second Monday in January, lal7.
Co. Commissioner, each, fixed
by law $500 %
Sheriff 400. 90
Assessor 400 90
Treasurer and Ex-officio Tax
Collector, ! 2Oo ~
PROBATE Judge and EX-otiicio
Clerk Probate court |, 200. 90
Supt. of Pablo Instruction, Loco 90
County Surveyor, 100 90
County Coroner to 10
In the matter of fixing the rate of
interest on deposit of county funds.
Pursuant TO the provisions of the
Statutes of Idaho, the matter OF fix.
ing the rate of interest To be paid by
banks OH deposit of county funds was
considered, and il was ordered that
the said rate be and is hereby fixed
at three l3l per cent per annum on
daily balances, during the year be
ginning April |, 1916.
Ordered that the board do now All
journ until O'Clock A. VI. Tues
day, April ii
In the matter of the appointment
OF road oVeTseers for year 1916.
The Board having under considers
tion the matter Of appointment OF
road overseers for the several road
districts Of Lemhi county for the
year 1916, and having fully consid r
ed the qualifications of various appli'
oants ami the petitions praying fol
appointment Of the same, have ap
Continued Page :.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-04-21

oense as Co. commissioner l45. 90
J l.. kitley, Ir. salary clerk 400. %
W. W. SimTouas. salary
as depIty clerk 345. 90
l.. r. Barr, salary
as deputy sheriff 300 o.
+. +. McCraCken, salary and eX-
pense as probate Judge 3I7.i0
Sam Bell, salary, dep. Sheril. $50 %
Faye Ste Aart, salary as
Co, stenographer -. 90
A. ii. Ford salary and eX-
pense as assessor 3S2. OIL
A G. Merritt, sal. co. surveyor 81. 80
[ b. HOlbert, salary, janltor 225 90
Pioneer Mere Co, mdse
Go, poor 237. ~
ID. Il. ThraSher, auto hire,
coroner 200
h. K. Ed"ards, mdse Co poor 81. 80
Challis-Gibbonsville Stage Co,
stage fare sheriff 800
W. b. Pyeatt, drugs CO. poor 46. 30
Frank kirtley meals for jurors 80
o. T. SrattOn, examining
Hugh Dougherty, insane ) 90
Salmon Lumber Go.
lumber treas. OH. 5S
W. +. McCracken, mdse Co. poor $50
salmon Water Works,
water COURT house 81. Il
Salmon Riv. Pr. & 1t Co. It's.
SOL. A. txt. 1870 I0I. IS
Geo. ID. Barnard x Co., supplies
sheriff and reporter 80 IS
Walter Riggle, thawirg water
pipes 1900
Children's Home Finding Society,
care Moore children 80. 30
Bushong & Coz, Supls., auditor To- 10
1 F,,r
Gilmore 1000
Edith HeIndon, Registrar Vital
Statistics, six months 1870
Burroughs Adding Mach. Co.,
repairs assessors Office 200
f. ID. Angel, l.. o. A bstracts,
assessor SO
Red Rock Salmon Tele Co.,
phone rentals 81. 80
K. L. Hettinger sundrY supls. 1885
-. j. GaVer, painting ct. house, 7.9O
Ed Brown repairs Is. 80
Pioneer Bindery & Pritg. Co.,
supplies 1926
Frank Aware, l01e cords wood,
court muse 60 IS
Mcpherson, Monk 4 Co., mdse
Moore children 81 80
f. X. Abbott,
publishing school notice 6.45
Arthur Greene, mdse co. poor -. IS
Mary A. Durand care co. poor PA. b
Syms- York Co., book supplies 81. 40
Red Cross Pharmacy
light globes 20
+. IL. Haveman, screw and
screw driver, sheriff As
Citizens National Bank, assigned
accounts
] COrOneT's witness eft 2.25
& witness cfts probate court %. 10
jury eft, probate court %
Idaho Recorder, printing
LIST quar-. 1903 "a
Harry White, auto hire, sheriff 800
George PreeCe, nursing Dominick 3. so
Pioneer Bank & Trust Co, assigned
| accounts:
g. b. Crippen, 81 cords wood 1874 40
| witness eft, dist. court 9.75
/ 3 jurors cfts, probate court 1915
; witness cftS, coroner 1890
y jurors Gifts, coroner 4.50
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-04-21

Fred Rrough. care Duminick 600
Wei Produce Co.,
mdse ca poor 2o00
Or. +, ). Wright, med, ser. co.
poor health officer 1880
Lemht Telephone, phone rentals ~. 20
Pioneer Garage, fire escape
scoIrt house SIPS, labor 81 l2o. 90
W. \. True, aulo hire comm. $50
W. c. Wnitwell, examination
DOugherty, insane 300
Glare \. ID. o. Bnen, sal. and
expense, school supt. 3S4 %
j. T.. Rees, sal. aud exp,
county atty. 3l2.3
&. G. Mathewson,
auto hire coroner 1900
}. II. Bundy, carpenter work
. treas. ONCE l2.7O
II. j. Stroud, salary sheriff
$3.50. 90, exp. 255. 30,
board prisoners 1900 IA 30
Salmon Fuel Supply Co, fuel 10. 10
f. Haug, sal. dep ass and
collector 375, 90
Geo. W NJ eitzler, salary and
exp. treasurer and col. 305. 90
II h. W. Nieman, salary and
exp. commissioner l42. 20
VIC. Doebler, sal. and exp. cor 80 90
The following claims were examin-
ed and approved ana warrants ordered
drawn on the road fund of the county
in payment of same as follows:
Citizens National Bank, assigned
Road Accounts:
" arren Shepard, work dist. l3 $40. 90
David Lambeth, work dist. Is 10. so
James Quinn, work dist. - l35. 90
Thomas iungate, work dist. $500
} Carlin, work dist IL. 1900
\ Overturf, work dist. ID l20. 90
Pioneer Bank 4 Trust Co., Assign
ed Road Accounts:
Caperon & Son, Road work
Caperon & Son, freight paid. 10 -
Hodson Fenaughty Co.,
engine extras 81 80
j. A. McFrederick,
road work dist. 6, a. 30
Adam Hellman,
road work dist IL 800
Simon Neiser, road work dist. 4, 300
Frank Munkres,
road work dist. 8 ~. 30
j. J. Bauman, lumber dist. 10 2s.3s
Gurdon Hemphill,
road work dist. 800
Salmon City Garage, repairs
road engine 40 40
T v. Palmer, road work dist 3 ~. 70
Shenon Hwd. < Imp. Co.,
road mdse 10. A.
Mcpherson, Monk & Co.,
wagon cover lI.Ot
j. NJ. Bradshaw Sons,
lumber dist 80 &c
Pioneer Mercantile Co.,
gasoline supplies lO5. W
W. A Warner, road work dist 1875
f. ii Haveman, road supplies %. II
A. C.. Merritt, road engineering l3.OC
G. e. Mathews
auto hire co. comm 10. d
John Steel, work on
engine and camp wagon 9S.W
ID j. Chase,
hauing lumber dist. 5.OC
Gurdon Hemphill, work dist. > l2.5'
VIM. Collins, road work dist. 6.O'
Vance Bros, road work dist ~ Az. N
E'r Anly Williams road ,AnFE
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-04-21
F rOceedings.

aho April 10. 1916.
o oanty Comm sion
unns Iddho, ct in
1 l1ursnant to the roy
Is talbs, with members
followed l.. +. Rameg,
eofke 3rubb and IL. +.
ind tie following pro-
Sre mad ard orders made
4 Of tll6 County Auditor,
atS issued Oh account OF
siona for the quarter end
8I& M6, amounting to
500 o IA examined, APP
ardef6 Fled.
Bfe axaiHin d and approx
unts nIiNhed and warrants
fMn OH tie current eX-
aQiuenf 81 such claims as
H. OIL RTER, 1916.
eF. SIAM and eX-
I %. eonmisSioner S2l5. 90
10. salary and eX-
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