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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08
Hil,IcbiAill

Hughes 81. Wilson Al. Groesbeck
3S, Kuykendall 35. Baldwin AZ.
Thompson &c. Burdick ~. Forbes
38. Hyndman 81. Duncan 10. Kent
81. Humphrey 81. Low 20. DeI.ap
66, Hawkins 81. Bennett 35. Hayden
Is, Leo 80. McHattan 81. Short 40.
Brandenburg 22, Chastain 4S. Soule
4S, Whitlock 20.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08
Precinct No. =.

Wilson 81. Hughes 9S. Hanley 0.
Benson 0. Groesbeck ~. Kuykendall
1855, Baldwin 93. Thompson Ss. Bur.
dick II. Forbes i07. Hyndman l56.
Duncan l05. Kent so. Humphrey
10. Low 9s. Dclap l2l. Hawkins
3d. Bennett Is. Hayden so. Lee 81.
McHattan 80. Short 100. Branden-
burg II. Chastain ia. Souie SO,
Whitlock %.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08

Hughes i22. Wilson st. Haniey I.
Benson q. Grocsbcck G3. kuykcndaii
1876. Baldwin ~. Thompson III.
Burrdlck ne. Forbes 1870. Hyndman
~. Duncan ne. Kent I0&. Humph-
rey t23. Low &c. Dcl.ap 1863. Hawk
ins II. Bennett 72. Hayden NJ. Lee
II. Mciiattau 81. short l32. Rran-
denburs 20. Chastain 1877. Soulc
lss, Whitlock ~.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08
Precinct No. 4.

Hughes 90. Wilson l27. Hanley 0,
henson 10. Groesbcck Is. Kuyken.
oal' l32, BALDWIN ~. Thompson
w. hnrdick SO. Forbes I18, Hynd-
Han SS' Duncan 40. Kent lOG.
humphrey lla. Low lO2. Del.ap
ie'' Hawkins 67. Bennett o.. Hay
aen 40. Lee 50. Mciiattan 96. Short
~. brandenburg 70. Chastain 1877.
soile ll2. Whitiock IO5.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08

Benson 3. Groesbesk &c. Kuyken-
dall 40. Baldwin go. Thompson l3.
Burdick 80. Forbes 80, Hyndman 20.
Duncan 25. Kent 46. Humphrey 80,
Low 81. DeLap IS. Hawkins ~.
Bennett 2S. Hayden 16. Lee 80. Nc
Haitian Is. Short 4S. Brandenburg
l6. Chastain 81. Soule "a. Whit
lock 49,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08
l's>'cis,Ct NO. =.

Hughes 50. Wilson 80. Haniry o.
Benson 4. Grocsbcck 80. kuyken.
dali ii3. Baldwin S3. Thompson ~
Burdick 70. Forbes 93. Hyndman IS.
Duncan 81. Kent ~. Humphrey 90
Low II. DcLap lfG. Hawkins ~.
Bennett SO. Hayden 81, Leo -. Nc.
Haitian SO. Short 90. Chastain l04.
Brandenburg 56. souie 81. Whit.
ltek 50.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08
Precinct No. q.

hughes l27. Wilson lO2. Haniey 0,
aenSon II, Groesbeck lOA. Kuyken.
aa. us, baldwin 1Oi. Thompson,
~ hnrdick iO4. Forbes 1O7. Hynd
"'A" w. Duncan iO6. Kent 1T.
humphrey - IA. Low sc. DeI.ap 1874,
hawkins ~ lo+. Bennett 73. Hayden
"e' ." Ice ~, McHattan 80. Short l33.
a"'andenpnrg 1873. Chastain 1870.
"ouie l2G. Whitiock %.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08
Wood River

Groesbeck 55. Kuykendall 10S.
Baldwin 1O8. Thompson 50. Burdick
g., Forbes SO. Hyndman 60. Dun
can IS. Kent 80. Humphrey 7S. Low
%. DeI.ap 105. Hawkins IS. Ben
nett 20. Hayden Sc. Lee SO. McHat-
tan SS. Short ~. Brandenburg 81.
Chastain 1O4. Soule III. Whitlock
~.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08

Hughes a.. Wilson 50. Hanley 0,
Benson 8. Groesbeck 90, Kuykendall
80. Baldwin SO. Thompson SO. Bur-
dick 40. Forbes SO, Hyndman 75.
Duncan 6s, Kent So. Humphrey 81.
Low AZ. DeI.ap GO. Hawkins 81.
Bennett SO. Hayden 8. Lee 75. Nc
Haitian ~. Short 81. Brandenburg
81. Chastain 81. Soule ~, Whit
lock SO.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08
Nlalil,

Hughes 40. Wilson 6S, Hanley o.
Benson 8. Groesbeck 66. Kuykendail
A.. Baldwin 40. Thompson 90. Bur-
dick ~, Forbes GS, Hyndman 49,
Duncan 70, Kent 40. Humphrey g.
Low 40. DeLap So. Hawkins A.
Bennett 10, Hayden IS. Lee 81. NC
Haitian 81, Short 81. Brandenbur
20, Chastain 81. Soule ~. Whit
lock 63.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08
WOrilen

Hughes IL. Wilson II. Hanley 0.
Benson 0. Groesbeck II. Kuykendall
IS. Baldwin ~. Thompson IS. Bur-
dick 8. Forbes IS. Hyndman 8. Dun
con IL, Kent II. Humphrey 8. Low
10. DeLap 30. Hawkins 8. Bennett
8. Hayden 10. Lee II. McHattan 16.
Short 8. Brandenburg s. Chastain
20, S0ule IL. Whitlock IL.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08
Poe Valley

Hughes 33. Wilson ~. Groesbeck
43, Kuykendall 20. Baldwin 80.
Thompson 81. Burdick 81. Forbes
81. Hyndman ~. Duncan 20. Kent
At. Humphrey 81, Low 40. DeI.ap
81, Hawkins l5. Bennett 10, Hay
den 20. Lee 46. McHattan 10. Short
65, Brandenburg Is. Chastain So.
Soule 23, Whitlock SO.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08
Algoi,u

Groesbcck 81, Kuykcndall so.
Baldwin 33. Thompson 43. Duncan
81. Kent 25. Humphrey "a, Low 55,
Del.ap ~. Hawkins 80. Bennett II.
Hayden 80, Lee 81. Mcllattan 32.
Short 80. Brandenburg 3S. Chastain
35.. Soulc -. Whitlock 35.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08

hughes 20. Wilson 50. Haniey o.
-snson .. Groesbeck 50. Kuykendall
., baldwin Is. Thompson 6S. Bur-
n rs1 ", Forbes bs. Hdynman II.
"'an u. Kent So. Humphrey 9s.
low 90 Del.ap GO. Hawkins 20. Rem
~" w., w. Hayden IS. Lee 80. McHat-
rh M .o' short 70. Brandenburg SO.
"A''a'n 80. soule %, Whitlock 6S.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08
MRS. WILLIAM BARKS
sUCCUMBS no CANCER

After an illness prOtracted over the
last few years. Mrs. William Barks
died yesterday at the Barks ranch In
the Mt. I.aki district. Mrs. Barks
suffered from cancer.
The funeral will be held today at
the Mt. Laki church.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08

Duncan 60. Kent 76. Humphrey ~.
Low So. DeLap 95, Hawkins ~.
Bennett 10. Hayden 46. Lee log. Nc
Haitian -. Short 80. Brandenburg
~. Chastain 100. Soule 6S. Whit
lock 65.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08
Klamath Lake

Groesbeck 81. Kuykendayy 80
Humphrey 2s. Low 81. DeLap 50
Hawkins 10. Bennett z. Hayden Is
Lee 10. McHattan 20. Short 81. Bran
denburg -. Chastain II. soule 81
Whitl0ck 81.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08
Merrill

Hughes 4s. Wilson IS, Hanley g.
Benson Is. Groesbeck SO. Kuyken'
dali 50. Baldwin ~, Thompson 63'
Durdick 40, Forbes SO. Hyndman -.
Duncan ~, Kent SO. Humphrey 80.
Low so. DeLap n. Hawkins 81
Bennett 28, Hayden 81. Lee II. NC
Haitian SO. Short n. Brandenburg
81, Chastain IS. Soule 5S. Whit
lock 81.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08
Swan

Groesbeck Z, Kuykendall 80. Bald.
win 16, Thompson 81. Duncan IL,
Kent 20. DeI.ap 81. Hawkins 8.
Humphrey II, Low 20. Bennett ,.
Hayden 15. Lee a.. McHattan II.
Short l8. Brandenburg ~, Chastain
20. Soule 90. Whitlock 0.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08
Precinct No. 2

usnes lS4. Wilson 157, Hanlsy
d.n ''.son .. Groesbeck 1877, Kuyken-
a., 10 Baldwin 100. Thompson
m.. @ "ardick ll5. Forbes 1870, Hynd-
Xsa. .ss. Duncan 1T. Kent N2.
,l.ns .nssnrde'taoishrdleutaoshrdlushrdl
,,s ,,sa'vnrey ITO. Low la3 DeLap
ds. "awk'ns 100. Bennett %. Hay
sha.. o. Lee 1872, McHattan l42.
l,,s ,. ~. Branderburg lls. chas-
''S' soule 1886 Whitlock ll2.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08

Duncan 33. Kent a. Humphrey 81.
Low "a. Dei.ap ~. Hawkins 40.
Hcnnctt 80. Hayden 22. Lee 20. Me
Haitian 81. Short 80. Brandenburg
10. Chasthin 80. Soulc 81, Whit
lock
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08
lAnWrll Valley

Groesbeck 81. kuykendall 80. Dun.
can 4s. Kent 81. Humphrey SO. Low
32. Del.ap 81. Hawkins 43. Bennett
~. Hayden 33. Lee 43. McHattan
20. Short 60. Brandenburg "a, Chas-
tain 90. Soule 81, Whitlock IS.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08
Z oAPT BEAUeHAr1ps LIEUT. DAOcoURT

The daring the
Daucurt
works. where
ereadyt 70
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08
Splague River

Hughes 20, Wilson 48. Groesbeck
20, Kuykendall 80. Baldwin 40,
Thomson 80. Burdick 20, Forbes SO,
Hyndman 26. Duncan ~. Kent 81.
Humphrey 20. Low 4S. DeLap 50.
Hawkins 81. Bennett 8, Hayden 80.
Lee 81. McHattan 43, Short 30.
Brandenburg 10, Chastain so. Soule
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08
Precinct M. n

Ban"ns s"es -. Wilson 20. Hanley /.
a. us, . Groesbeck 4a. Kuykendall
A.. BALDWIN 20. Thompson ~. Bur-
a. Forbes SO. Hyndman 80.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08

II you rae looking for . homo In
the city or country, Chilcote can save
you money. z
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08
Tulc Lake

Hughes II. Wilson ~. Hanley !.
Benson II. Groesbeck So. Kuyken-
dali 40. Baldwin b%. Thompson ~.
Burdlck SO. Forbes 6S. Hyndman Ss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08
DANCE

At Gray's hall, Pine Grove. Novem-
ber II. Everybody invited. 1-9ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

Leaving town, selling at private
sale all household goods. including
piano. rugs. tables. chairs. electric
range and water heater. beds. Dress
ers. electric washing machine. full
set carpenter tools, dishes, sewing ma
chine. guitar, etc. Phone 234J
GLENN CONWELL.
7-5ts No. Sat Esplanade
II ia worth having ttss worth In.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08

SAN FRANCISCO. 1851 A. NJ,
Nov. 8.-4,413 precincts Of this state
give Wilson plurality slightly over
5000. The democrats say his cleo
tion IL certain. He has carried San
Francisco county by 10000.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08
Early Bulletins

NEW YORK. lO:O7 A. NJ. Nov. 8
The Brooklyn Eagle gives Hughes
25i and Wilson 253 electoral votes
with California, Oregon and New
Mexico doubtful. Wilson wins II he
carries California. The democratic
national committe claims California
and the election Of Wilson. Latest
returns to this hour indicate Wilson
has carried Alabama. Arizona. Ar
kansas. Colorado. Florida, Georgia.
Kentucky. Louisiana. Maryland
Wyoming. Mississippi. Missouri. Mon
lana. Nebraska, Nevada. North Caro-.
lima. Ohio, Oklahoma. South Caroline.
Texas. Utah, Virginia,
Kansas and Idaho with
256 votes.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08
I'lovInl

Hughes ss, Wilson ~. Hanley l..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08

II it's worth having. it's worth In
surfing. Ask Chilc0te. Z
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-08


or Sheriff-Ceora
Or District Attorn
Or Circuit Court {
Or County Conmi
,r Assessor J. F
l'rVcincr No. I.
Iughes 1879. Wilson Sc. Haniey 4
son 9. Grocsbcck G3. Kuykcndai
. Baldwin III. Thompson III
rdIck iih. Forbes 1870. Hyndmar
Duncan ii5. Kent IO&. Humph
1913. Low sc. Dei.ap 1863. Hawk
II. Bennett 72. Hayden ss. 10,
Mciiattau 81. Short 1872. bran
burg SO. Chastain 1877. Soul,
WhItlock ~.
l',>'cimCt M. =.
|u.hcs so. Wilson 80. Hanicy o.
son I. Grocsbcck 80. kuyken.
ii3. Baldwin S3. Thompson ~,
dick 72. Forbes 90. Hyndman IS,
can 81. Kent "a. Humphrey 30,
~. Dci.ap lfG. Hawkins ~,
nett 33. Hayden 81. Leo -. Nc.
ian SO. Short 90. Chastain lO4,
ndenburg So. Soule 81. Whit.
50.
Precinct No. y.
'ilson 81. Hughes 9s. Hanley 0.
son o. Groesbeck ~. Kuykendall
Baldwin 93. Thompson 8s. Bur.
II, Forbes i07. Hyndman 1866.
can 1906. Kent so. Humphrey
Low 9s. Dcl.ap l2l. Hawkins
Bennett Is. Hayden so. Lee 81.
attan 80. Short 100. Branden-
II. Chastain ia. Souie SO,
lock %.
Precinct No. 4.
nghes 90. Wilson l27, Hanley O,
ION 10. Grocsbcck Is. Kuyken.
l32. Baldwin ~. Thompson
'nrdick SO. Forbes l1s. Hynd-
@' Duncan 40. Kent l0G.
'ph'ey ii3. Low i02. Del.ap
Hawkins 67. Bennett 67. Hay
10. Lee 50. Mciiattan 96. Short
brandenburg ~. Chastain 1877.
0 il2, Whitiock 1906.
Precinct No. q.
'gh"s l?7. Wilson 1O2, Hanley 0,
on II. Groesbeck lO4, Kuyken.
n5' Baldwin lOl. Thompson.
bhrdick i0+. Forbes 1O7. Hynd
VI, Duncan iO6. Kent III.
phrey IA. Low SC. DeI.ap l24,
K'ns io+. Bennett 73, Hayden
40 ~. McHattan 80. Short l33.
denpnrg 1873. Chastain 1870.
l2C. Whitlock 90.
rrocinct No. O.
'snes 20. Wilson 80. Haniey 0.
On .. Groesbeck 50. Kuykendall
baldwin rs. Thompson 6s. Bur.
%, Forbes 5S. Hdynman II.
va u, Kent 80. Humphrey 9S.
'n' Del.ap GO. Hawkins 30. Ren.
'o' Hayden IS. Lee 80. McHat-
10, short 70. Brandenburg 50,
'a'n 30, soule %. Whitlock IS.
Precinct No. z
shes ls+. Wilson 157, Hanlsy
ason . 8. Groesbeck 1877, Kuyken.
40, Baldwin 100. Thompson
"ardick ll5. Forbes 1870, Hynd-
.ss. Duncan 1T. Kent N2.
:, Observation-Disclosures oshrdlushrdl
'nrey = ITO. Low la3 DeLap
hawkins 100. Bennett o.. Hay
20, Lee 1872, McHattan l42.
. ~. Branderburg lls. chas-
'SS' soule 1856 Whitlock ll2.
Precinct No. 4.
Z sues -. Wilson 20. Hanley 1.
|" ,s, :. aroesbeck +a. Kuykendall
,"'awln o' 20. Thompson ~. Bur-
- FORBES So. Hyndman SO. !
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-10-05

the district is 10 issue ien-ycar
bonds for the amount, and each
lot to be Individually responsible
for its proporfionate share This
system was proposed as against
the general city bond issue
The sewage proposition was re-
ferred to the city council without
definite action by the Develop
nienf Club, and Mr.. Sawyer went
further into detail on the subject
before a meeting OF the council
Monday night His proposal was
then taken under advisemcnt un..
til Monday, Oct. Is, when another
meeting viii be held and a more
definite conclusion arrived at
In the meantime, Il is the de
sire Of the councilmenz that as
many al are interested make
their personal wishes known to
any member Of the board. All
agree that the town needs sewage,
but are all agreed that they want
40 stand their share Of the ex-
nnnSa
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-10-05
Pine Bunch Of Steers.

w Il Mitchell. farmer and
stockman Of the country weSt OF
Waha, yesterday marketed thru
the Inland Meat company one of
the finest carloads Of steers ever
delivered ia Lewiston. There were
"a head ia the shipment and the
aggregate weight was 81. $40 lbs,
or an average Of 1889 lbs. to the
head -Four Of the number were
four-year-olds and the remaining
twenty were three-ycar-olds. One
of the four.ycar-oldS weighed
1 40 aud the second in weight
tipped the scales at l.640. The
price received in Lewiston WAS
*6.25 per hundred or a little bet
ter than $67 per head.
Mr.. Mitchell resided in the Ncz-
percc section for eighteen years
and removed to the Waha country
in the spring Of 1915. His cattle
are high-grade Shorthorns and the
steers sold yesterday have been
conditioned entirely on grass.
They were ranged on the noun
tain during the summer but for
the past several weeks have been
feeding on the second crop Of al
falfa. Tribune Of Ocs. 4
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-10-05

There are beans enough on Cen
tral Ridge this season 10 supply
even the Boston demand Tor quite
spell. The harvcsters are now
threshing the crop from approx
matcly i4O0 acres in that favored
section Of the prairie. and il is iiR-
nred the yield win average GOO
pounds to the acre, making the
handsome total cf $40, 600 pounds
Some beans
AZ the old price Of FIVE cents the
pound this crop would mean about
80. 900 to the thrifty Ridge folks.
but they are not selling at the old
price III fact, Il is limited that a
pool is in the making among the
producers stroke Of big busi-
ncss-to compel the eaters Of these
hcans to pay around 10 cents per
pound for them. And when one
considers the soaring disposition
Of most all other commodities. It
is not unreasonable to calculate
that such a pool might gain its
point. II IL should, however, this
will truly be q hard winter ON our
Boston cousins. The rest Of MS
might be able 30 struggle along
on ordinary grub.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-10-05

During the week OF October %
q the annual teachers institute
Of Lewis and Idaho counties viii
be held at Nezperee. al which an
attendance Of poo school teachers
and institute instructors is expect
ed.
Superintendent of Schools J J.
Stately, OF Idaho county, arrived
IN Nezperce to-day to consult with
Miss Martin, Lewis county super.
infendent Of schools, relative TO q
program and final arrangements
for the institute. These will be
given out next week.
That Nezperce will entertain
the marns and profs. in her
accustomed hospitable manher is
q foregone conclusion, but il win
be necessary for all householdefs
to open their doors for the ac-
commodati0n Of the guests, and
those who can provide sleeping
quarters for one or more should
report to Miss Martin, that such
may be listed.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-10-05

The Lewis county commissions
ers will convene their regular De.
tobcr session next Monday morn
ing. The regular routine bass
mess will be taken care Of, and il
is probable the board will go "a
Lewiston Thursday TO attend the
meeting Of the State Highway Az.
socintion.
This meeting will be Of partieu-
lar interest to Lewis county.
as It will deal extensively with
plans for the proposed north and
south highway through the prairie
country and no doubt as many
representative citizens as possible
from this county viii attend it. II
would be very proper, II seems to
MS, for the board, which has most
to do with the county's highways
10 attend that importans meeting.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-10-05
NAV BE So wheat.

Minneapolis. Oct. 3.-The con-
tinued raise IN the price Of flour
brought about an unprecedented
condition in the local market to-
day. While several retailers were
selling top grade Minneapolis
flour at $3.50 to 1910 4 barrel in
single barrel lots, the millers were
asking 1886 and 50 for the same
grade IN carload lots.
Millers have no control over
retail prices, said one miller "It
is possible for retailer holding
flour purchased at low prices 70
retail il now at n figure lower
than the mills could produce il at
the present cost Of wheat.
Leading millers said that a fur
thcr rise in flour prices could be
expected IL wheat prices contin-
ucd to soar
+. A. Hallet, president of the
Minneapolis chamber Of COM
mercc, predicted that unless rain
falls in Argentina soon, the Min
ncsota aud Dakota farmers may
be getting 81 a bushel for wheat
this month. "
Lewiston, Idaho, Oct. Bar
Icy yesterday reached the high
mark Of $3.50 per hundred, while
$1 .35 per bushel was paid for mar
Quis wheat and club was sold az
$f.f9. Both the wheat prices, how
ever were said to be q few cents
above the market, and one buyer
said he would sell 25.000 bushels
Of club now on the coast al 2 cents
below the price paid here.
There was little activity IN the
market yesterday and buyers
were not anxious to talk wheat,
few farmers were IN the city and
sales at the above prices were
made.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-10-05
NEZPERCE ORGANIZES
ON STATE HIGHWAY
Development Club Conference to
Send Big Delegation 10 Lew
lston on i2th.-sew-
age Discussed.

That Nexperce Is thoroughly IN
accord with the North and South
Highway movement and is ready
10 do her share toward lis con-
strnetion was emphafically SCI
forth ia a meeting Of the local
Development Club az the Nez-
perez Hotel last Friday night.
when this subject was discussed
by leading citizens and nearly all
Of those present agreed 10 attend
the general Meeting Of the North
pleaseweihous rlstrnqu pereet
and South Highway Association
to be held al Lewiston next Thurs.
day, Oct. y.
Some twenty-five business men
were present AZ this meeting. and
after dinner. served in the ho-
tel dining room. the discussion Of
the Highway was opened BY Dis
friet Judge +. c. Steele, who was
guest Of the club. Judge Steele
briefly touched the earlier history
Of the prairie country, where he
has seen trail after trail develop
into the modern highway, and
with which he is as familiar as
any pioneer. He dwelt upon the
feasibility and real necessity Of
the proposed fhnroughfare to join
the two ends of the state and the
praclicability Of is being made
the trunk road. NORTH and south,
Of this grand prain kpnnfry. lie
urged his hcarea pply their
well known ahiI r doing
things toward its ruction.
feeling sure that SUD NJ COM
hined with like work 81 other
communities would seeghe grand
contamination Of the r0 within
a comparatively short time.
A highway committee was then
appointed as follows: l.. \. Swift,
w. J. Ramey, James Trembath, C.
F. Thomas, I. p. Ragan.
He was followed by p. NJ. Hard
ing, senator p. w. Mitchell, At
torney $. @. Tannahill. Vice-Presi-
dent G. c. Pennell of the North
and South Highway State Asso-
citation, l. y. Swift and others
all Of whom presented strong ar
gumenfs as to the desirabilify Of
this state improvement and the
need Of immediate and concerted
action on the part Of Lewis county
for its fnrtherancc. As the result
of this discussion a motion, made
by G. w. Felt, that all present
form a committee to 90 to Lewis
ton October 18th and participate
in the general highway conference
to be held there on that date, was
carried by a rising
vote.
This committee is TO have imme-
date charge Of the work in eon-
nection with this movement; act
in conjunction with like organiza-
tions from other communities and
devise ways and means Of best
carrying on the work in this terri
tory.
At the conclusion Of the high
way conference, Geo. L. Sawyer.
Of Sawyer Bros, civil engineers Of
Spokane, presented a proposition
for providing sewer system for
Nexpercc. This embodied the dis
tricting Of the six central streets
of the town and providing there
for the necessary main and later
al pipes, septic tanks, etc, at an
estimated cost Of $75 per 50-fool
lot, or total Of about $30. 900 |
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-10-05

against him By Wiley Knighten
for similar offensc. but this was
dismissed.
The Or0fino papers are al IL
again tooth and nail. " One cd
itor calls his opponent and all his
friends al sorts of thieves, liars,
etc, aud then the compliment is
returned with emphasis. And
0rofino gets the odions benesii Of
il all.