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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-12-01
The vocabulary expert would be

The vocabulary expert would be
-usiins for breath before he finished
tl>inp to figure out what it was alt
about Here is brief list of some
~ the slang used by the American
l'cr wherever he may be:
Grcase-l,utter.
Punk--Bread
Sirm-Stew.
Jaya--Coifee.
Wircless--Macaroni.
Goldfsh-Salmon.
Chow-Food Of any sort.
Kitchen Cops-Soldier working in
Kitchen or mess hall.
g-robber-Soldier who serves
officer a. servant or striker.
Shave tail-Second lieutenant.
Slum- slinger-Cook.
Punk -slicer-Bread cutter.
Lance Jack. Lance cororal.
roller--Member of Hospital
Corps.
! Wagon soldier-Artilleryman.
Chambermaid-So soldier assigned to
duty cleaning stables.
Observation-Disclosures
Doughboy-Same.
Orderly-A soldier who borrows
hi~ comrades clothing.
PEN pusher-Clerk.
Mi,t -fIoper-A private who tries to
get in right with the lst sergeant.
Buzzard-A discharge.
Blind--A fine IMPOSED by court
martial.
Busted-Chevron taken from
non commissioned officer for some
military otfense.
Six Sixty-A sentence of six
months in prison and forfeit of sixty
dollars pay.
The -0--Commanding Officer.
The Mill-The guardhouse in gar
rison.
Bull Pen--Stockad for keeping
prisoners in an encampment.
Windiammer-Bugler.
Cheese knife--Saber.
Skippcr-Captain.
Pick and Shovel Gang-Engineers.
Kites--Aviators.
Mule Skinner--Tcamster.
Cowhide Saddler.
Coffee coolers Soldiers who land
all the soft snaps and dodge duty.
Kick-Dishonorable discharge.
Shylock---A soldier who loans -
in the middle of the month aud ex-
poets 20 back on pay day.
Mule Corps.-Mountain Battery.
Flatfeet--Sailors.
Snich-A man who bears tales.
jug -head-A mule.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-12-01

dinner in The open air at the various
rogiwcntal camps that encircle these
headquarters and this is probably
the conversation" heard:
aside the crease this way pal"
alright, gimme hunk of the
pma.'
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-12-01
Army Slang

Army slang is in class by itself
not even the picturesque argot of
base ball surpasscs it in originality
and that quality known rs the punch
Pass a group of soldiers eating
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-12-01

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Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-12-30

l49 head OF common cattle for IL
months ordered on personal proper
ty tax roll at $500 each, for D. w.
Gorby, Glens Ferry.
Ordered by board that D. w. Gorby
be raised 225 head Of common cattle
at $4,000 per head.
Is head of stock horses at $35
each ordered on roll to F. E. Wilson
at request of assessor
Ordered by board that w. H. Black
man be raised $50 head of common
cattle at $500 per head.
Ordered by board that e. E. Balm
& Co. be raised rs head Of common
cattle at $500 per head.
Ordered by board that T. R. VIII
son be raised from 1000 common
sheep to 5000 common sheep, SWk
sen Sec. % Twp. 3S R e. B. M,
containing 40 acres value $4,000 Or
dered on subsequent real roll for 1915
and 1916, Floyd Grier.
SEANWA, Sec. %, Twp. 3 N, R.
4 q, B. M. belonging to Miss Fran
els E. Bowling ordered on subsequent
real roll as follows:
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r. M. HOBBS, Clerk
BY c. N. Jacobs, Deputy

Mountn Home Idaho, December IA,
1915.
Pursuant to adjournment the board
of County Commissioners met at 10
o'clock A. M. in the following ad-
journed meetings, called meeting to
pay bills, statutory equalization meet
ing and meeting to hear petition on
herd district In the Little Camas
territory. Present Chairman Geo. E.
Butler Commissioners j. D. Whitson
and Sheppard Morgan and r. M.
Hobs Clerk by C. M. Jacobs deupty.
Thereupon The following proceed
ings were had, to-wit:
Attorney j. G. Watts and Chas. M.
Kahn, appeared before the board in
connection with the proposed herd
district also several of the stock
men and ranchers who are interested
In same. The matter was continued
to O'Clock P. M.
At one o'clock P. M. the board took
the herd district matter up again and
the following Is their decision: There
10 no proof present to the board that
the notices required by law to be
posted within the proposed herd dis
trict were posted and in the absence
of proof of posting said notices this
board has no Jurisdiction to act upon
or grant the prayer of the petitioners
and for that reason the prayer of the
petition ls denied.
Whereupon adjournment was taken
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Attest:
+. M. Hobbs, Clerk,
L.. n N Tonnho nan,,}

Mountain Home Idaho December 10,
1916.
Pursuant to adjournment of the
meeting called to pay bills and statu-
tory equalization meeting the board
convened at 10 o'clock A. M. Present:
Chairman Geo. K. Butler, Commits
sioners Wilson and Morgan and F.
M. Hobbs, Clerk, by c. M. Jacobs,
deputy.
Thereupon the following proceed
ings were had to-wlt:
The following claims for migratory
rebates were examined approved and
orders on personal property tax fund
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F. NJ. Hobbs, Clerk.
by G. n. Jscobs, Deputy

Mountain Home Idaho, December
IL, 1916.
Pursuant to adjournment of the
meeting called to pay bills and the
statutory equalization meeting the
board convened at 10 o'clock A. M.
Present Chairman Geo. E. Butler, Con
missioners Whitson and Morgan and
F. M. Hobbs Clerk by C. M. Jacobs
deputy
Thereupon. the. following proceed
ings were had to-wit
Ordered on personal property roll
by the board, following property be-
longing to Josephine Russell 2 mules
$3.50, 3 cows, 1920 / horse 500, 10
hogs $4,000.
A. G. Nettleton allowed exemption
Of $3.50 on household goods and 5000
on farm implements.
Lloyd Morton allowed exemption
of 5000 on household goods and $3.50
on farm implements.
F. e. Whitney allowed exemption
of $3.50 on household goods and $50
on farm implements.
Following property ordered on roll
an undivided half interest to J. D.
NNhi+con oDd copoa 10 ID uyl;+no,. 4
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3. N. Hobbs, Clerk,
by :. III Jacobs, Deputy

Pursuant to adjournment the board
met at 1:30 o'clock P. M.
Same officers present as at morn
ing session.
The following personal property
was ordered on the personal property
tax roll: Arch Winters 4 horses $40.
Antoine Avellier, milk cows and l
cattle, migratory, in county for I
months equivalent to l milk cow for
year $40 and cattle tor year $215
total for 1915 and 1916.
7. S. Lalimore, 80 horses, $1750.00.
Vandehei and Johnson, IL cattle
1920, 2 horses 500, l horse $75,
colts SIS and l colt $50 total $4,000.
Frank E. Gray, 10 cattle $3.50, and
3 horses $3.50 total $4,000
A. B. Vance, 2 milk COWS $50,
work horses $500 and provements
$75, total $455.00.
Geo. Dunkel work horses $3.50 an
improvements 500 total $4,000.
Chas. I. Gray 3 cattle sos, l milk
cow $40, saddle horses $780, total
$295.OO.
Whereupon adjournment was taken
to Dec. 18th, at 10 o'clock A. M.
GEO. K. BUTLER,
Chairman.
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M. w. Brooks, 81 40 disallowed.
Wheneupon adjournment of both
meetings was taken until 10 o'clock
A. M. November IA 1916.
GEO. e. BUTLER,
Chairman.
Atfaat.
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sioner J. D. Whitson and r. M
Hobbs, Clerk. by C M. Jacobs. Dep
uty.
Inc follow ing changes in exemD-
tons were ordered, ON the real prop
ery rolls:
Glenns Ferry Roll, page l32. line IL
Mrs. Flora nj. Erancom, exemption
account widow for $1,000, on line "a
same page she was assessed with
S94z.00 and was allowed $S3S.00 to
make out her Sl0o0.O0 exemption
rage Nv, Lines IL aud ~. Mountain
Home, Mrs. h. u. Wells exemp ion
Cancelled account being non resi-
dent. One COW value ~ TO be
transferred ana added 70 Mrs. J. b
wells page o.. line Is and IA. MIRA
J. b. WeLls emitted 70 $1,000 e3emp
ton account WIDOW s6yv allowed ON
page u, Lines ~ and "A aud DalaRce
10 be applied on page ~ Line Nv.
Amounting 70 x4l0.
Mrs. Alice Jacobs. page w. lines /
and 2. Acreage roll. value 1850 should
DO exempted account widow, only
other exemption appearing 10 $40 ON
page s6. Line Q.
Mrs. ID. h. keLtDer. page W. line
~ and ~. Acreage roll ordered ex-
emDted $3.50 only other exemption sp-
pearlng 10 On page %. lines rs and 70
acreage roll.
hlla 4. Laum0re ordered exemD.
ted for $6t7 20 on page IL. lines II
to IL. Acreage roll. Only other ex-
emp1ion appearing u ON lAas II. page
IL this roll
Mrs. q. W. jackson. exempted tor
B456 ON page ia, line 8. Acreage rom
entitled TO S544 more TO be allowed
IL same page Lines IL to 10.
Fred Ademek exemption page So
Inc ~. Acreage roll. tor 1916 CANCEL
I'd account not being civil war veter
w.
exemption OF $1,000 given to Mrs
3ernlce Poe k4ef on page Is. lines
to Z, Acreage roll, cancelled on &C
cunt total valuation being over
5000. lax on additional 1000 valua
ion 10 be added.
Mrs. }. Ottenheimer page 4, line
8 Mountain Home roll. allowed $1OOo
ON Lot Z. block same
ancelled account property having
hanged ownership. Exemption to DO
pplied ON property page 36. lines
s to q. Mountain Home and proper
ON page 81. Line 6.
Mrs. NJ. A. Turner allowed $3.50
page 96 lines ! and q
creage roll, balance Of $3.50 to be
pplied on lines 1 and same book
md page.
Ed Breyer appeared before the
'oard relative to the taxes ON his
'ersonal property, amounting t
1902 page Is lime Is average roll
PERSONAL property ordered cut Oft roll
.ocount same having been paid to
assessor on personal properly tax
oil
Whereupon adjournment was taken
Until 10 o'clock A. NJ, Friday Decam
yer Sth. 1915.
Attest:
y. n. Hobbs. Clark.
GEO. n. BUTLER,
Chairman.
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+. ID.
GNO. H. BUTLER.
Chairman.
Attest.
=. N. Hobbs. Clerk.
BY G. n. Jacobs. deputy
Mountain aome. ,taLo. Deoembs
AIN. 1919
Pursuant - sd.orrnment the boar
OF equalization neg st one o'cloci
p. N.
The abstract OF the claasificatl0Q
and valuation OF all classes Of prop
erty within the county was placed
In the hands Of the board as also waa
also the certificate OF valuation. ap
Loruonlnent and assessment % re-
turned by the state board OF equal
cation.
Thereupon the board proceeded 70
eQuaLzs the personal property tax
roll. The following changes were
ordered;
Kay Corbus, 4 mules raised from
$SOO to $500.
a reduction OF $500 on lots Is, IL
and II. block "a. Glenns Ferry town
safe was ordered.
Whereupon adjournment was Iaken
until 10 o'clock A. N. Tuesday Do
cember 9th. 1915.
Chairman.
GEO. 10. BUTLER.
y. ID. Hobbs. Clerk.
BY &. n. JStebA. DeDutS
Mountatn Home. Idaho. December
9TH, 1915.
Pursuant to adjournment the board
OF equalization met ut 10 o'clock A.
IA. Present, Chairman George n
Butler, Commissioners ]. D. Watson
and Sheppard Morgan.
Whereupou the board proceeded
with the equalization OF th@ person
al property tax ron. Tho following
changes were ordered:
L. b. Green. one stallion. $500 or
dsred ON roll
l. Hoffmans barn at Atlanta or.
dared raised from $500 to $4,000.
Il N. Hall. one stallion raised
from $4,000 to $4,000
Worth 8. Lee, 8 mules raised from
$4,000 to $4,000.
Whereupou adjournment was taicaa
until 1870 o'clock P. N.
GEO. u BUTLER.
Chairman.
y. n. Hobbs. Clerk.
BY c. N. Jacobs. Deputy
Mountiu Home, Idaho. December
9th. 1915.
Pursuant to adjournment the board
met at 1880 o'clock p. M.
Whereupon the board proceeded
with the equalization OF the person
al property roll. The following
changes were ordered:
Thomas Mellen. two horses raised
from $4,000 to $4,000.
Mrs. w. K. Tate. "a head OF cattle
$2940.00 raised to 100 head $500. 90.
Ordered by assessor.
Jess Edwards. 3 work horses
$4,000. 2 stock horses $4,000 and
improvements $4,000 ordered ON roll,
J. B. Whitson credited with 500
sheep account full assessment made
In Twin Falls county. J. d. Whitson
credited with 500 sheep Tor the game
reason
Whereupon adjournment was taken
until 10 O'Clock A. M. December 9Th.
1916.
GEO. II. BUTLER,
Chairman.
Attest:
y. N. Hobha. Clark.
BY G. n. Jacobs. Deputy
Mountain Home. Idaho, Decsmhar
9Th. 1915.
Pursuant to adjournment the board
met at 10 o'clock A. M. Present.
Chairman Geo. e. Butler, Conmis-
sloner J. D. Whitson and F. M. Hobs
Clerk, by c. M. Jacobs, Deputy.
Account Of the non attendance Of
Commissioner Sheppard Morgan, ad-
5ournment was taken TO 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. Thursday, December 7th
GEO. e. BUTLER.
Chairman.
Attest:
y. N. Hobbs, Clerk,
By c n. Jacobs. Deputy
Mountain Home. Idaho. December
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Bark, Geo, Ford car supplies
SnerHI %
Boyd, +. W., salary proba-
ton officer Nov. 1916.... rs 90
Brandon, Susan L., widow pen
| sion ~ w
Bennett Bros, coal :. :. 80. 1873 60
Bostle, L. II. auto hire cher
III :. IL w
Butler, Geo. e. salary Co.
Commissioner Nov. 1915 :. 4l6
Butler, Geo. f., expense &C
count Nov. 1916 :. =. :. 10 IS
BodenhOter, Fred e, 2 regis
tration for Gen. election :. 80
Childs, J. j., livery hire asses
SOr D w
Chllds, J. J. moving Co Su-
pl... - - - - Y"
Cochren, Mrs. Iva, widows PEN
sion Nov. 1915 :. =. =. :. 10 20
Cramp, Mira Maggie Il. widows
pension Nov. 1915 =. ..... 10 %
Caxton Printers, supplies Co.
oIrlce6 @oS ~
Chester, A. j., delivering elsc-
ton supplies. Black Warrior 70
Donaldson, Lloyd, services, fix
lures court house E. :. :. 294 4s
Evans, Sue SALARY clerk asses
sors office Nov. 1915 =. =. 90 90
Eaton. II. II. salary. coroner
Nov. 1916 =. E. :. :. -. u ~
Fountain. w. w. deupy sher-
iff, Nov. 1916. =. :. E. :. 80 90
Gorrill. Harry. jurors certifi-
cate probate court :. -. 2 Is
Gray. p. H.. salary probate
judge Nov. 1915. =. :. =. :. Is 66
Gray, p. II. help ON book ma
chine copying work. 1910 laid
over.
ireen. DR.. P. II. extracting
teeth Co. dependent -. =. q 90
Alert. J. T.. meals judges Gen.
election, 1886. Laid over.
ientry. Emma p. widows PEN
sion Nov. 1916. :. =. :. =. 10 w
Chris Jr. expense
account deputy assessor Nov.
Chris Jr. expense
A04o al w
account deputy assessor Nov.
1916 :. :. :. =. :. :. -. 100 90
depder, &. A. supplies jail and
court house :. =. :. :. ~ 90
Han, Fred, repairing Of book
machine frame =. :. :. | 90
Height, sherman o., 121a days
III Ireasurers office 1916 E. 81 Nv
talVorsen IL A. auoo hire an
scdSoE =. wv
dIatt, WI. H., serving Sun
moua VI 1913 foreclosure
SUNS 20 AZ
u. a. furniture court
mousse. :. $500. BOT 81
HOODS, b. M, salary a. auditor
ana recorder NOV. 1916 :. 1873 So
1oEsaa, Jno. drayage for 60.
SAAASSS - W
uano rover 20. Il&nts nor Co.
NAgSSo ~ 90
onnson. Y. II. Iauor aud mater
Nj In ada4uon 70 contract Zyy " {
acoDs. Y. NJ. salary deputy !
auditor Nov. 1910 :. ...... lOV
Leota II. expnase
account 70. oupt IU-l1-Lo.. 81
1ouhAlan, Leora II. salary 20. r
'upl NOV .. 3. .. =. 80 80
'onsLeIlow. Mi4ie h.. expense 7
account NOV. 1910 =. .... % n
MlLLe b. saiary Co.
4r,As 40. Is40 =. =. .. % 90
IcEoAiy, W liner, asSiSLlnS Ia Z
Inv u6 WI
1 III. oLaLes /. q 1. Co., teDs
vLCne SeItlces 50 ~ L
iounIa.n houe HepuUIscau, sup
p..ts 20 OH. es and PRINT.
AA6 SSAS' AZ Uo ~
i.n. home News, supplies 90.
alLoFn.9 =. :. E. :. y 10 q
Il. uome W Alcr Worka water Il
SelfiSe E. w
lorvon, Jonn ". matralal Tor
Lew court mouse :. E. ~ w n
lorton, Jonn W. supplies 3 ~ n,
Iolrow, i'm constable primary II
IUrsan, sheppard, expense &C
Count 20. Com. oct. d Nov. =,
1910. :. .. Is Nv r,
.Vlsan, sheppard, two mos.
edldly % 30
undeH villa u. assisting in n
treas. office 26 days 1916. u 90
esons E.enor s.. clerical work G.,
20. Supt office 1916. :. II 90
C Laus him, Dan'l salary pros
ecueing attorney Nov. 1916 100 90 ~
cHenry. X. X. salary janitor
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IA ores agricultural land :. :. :. s245
26 acres waste Land =. :. =. =. ..$ll
Neil Campbell estate, Atlanta Or
dered ON subsequent real roll, as fol
lows:
House in Atlanta ON Quartz ut. $50
House 2nd below Atlanta supply
20. otoIe ''Sivo
U. S. Forest Survey No. 40 Oh
acres. residence lot :. :. :. $3.50
improvements :. :. =. =. ..'..$27O
Black Warrior Feed Corral $3.50
4OoAk ssss Ss1U
Following entries in acreage roll
were included in Yates Center High
way in error and were ordered
Withdrawn from the highway district.
Page IL line /, Robt. Sproat. NEA
SWA Sec. Val. $l72OO. Outside
highway.
Page 10 lines to IL f. E. Whit
ney. S4aNWA and SWA Sec. "a, l
s. E., Val. $2S3280 Outside high
way
Page - lines IA T. S. Latimore,
SEANEA Sec. rs, l s. K. Valua-
ton $3.50. Outside highway.
Page 10 lines 1917 I. s. Latimore
E12SEA Sec. 20. l s.. s E. Valua-
ton $3.50. Outside.
The following reductions were or
dered ON The real property rLu:
B. P. Averin NEASWA Sec. 3d.,
Twp s. r L. reduced from $4l0
to 1915. SEASWA Sec. 81 Twp. l
8. r. 6 E. reduced from $41O to
1915.
exemption ON household goods
Mary Averill.
500 and farm implements 1926 al
lowed Mary Averill.
Mrs. c. w. Howeth appeared be-
fore the board relative to taxes on
lots II and IL block 8 Mountain
Home TOWNSHIP. This matter was
taken under consideration by the
board.
Whereupon adjournment was taken
with both meetings to 10 o'clock A.
M. December 18th 1916.
GEO. Il. BUTLER,
Chairman.
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Mountain Home, Idaho, Decembe
18th, 1915.
PURSUANT to adjournment Of the
board OF equalization the board met
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Present Chair.
man Geo. e. Butler, Commissioners
j. D. Whitson and Sheppard MORGAN
and f. M. Hobbs Clerk. by G. M.
Jacobs, deputy.
Thereupon the following proosed
lngs were had, to-wit:
The following bills against the
county were examined, approved or
disapproved in accordance with the
following record:
Anderson Mrs. A.. rent of
room for election. :. $50. 4 90
Allen, August c, auto hire
assessor :. :. :. :. .... 80 90
Briegleb, Irene, salary clerk
auditors office Nov. 1919 =. 90 OA
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Whereupon the Board adjourned
until 1870 o'clock p. N.
GEO. z. BUTLER,
Chairman.
Attest:
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y. N. Hobbs, Clerk.
BY c n. Jacobs. Deputy

Mountain Home, Idaho. December
7th, 1915.
Pursuant to adjournment the board
met at 10 o'clock A. M. Present,
Chairman Geo. ID. Butler, Commits
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Mounttn Home. Idaho, Dec. Sth
1915.
Pursuant to adjournment the boarx
met at 10 o'clock A. N. PreseH
Chairman Geo. q. Butler Commissions
J. d. Whitson and r NJ. Hobbs. clerk
by c. NJ. Jacobs. deputy.
Account OF the nonattendance O
Commissioner Sheppard Morgan. I'D
1ournment was taken until 10 O'CLOCK
A. NJ Saturday, December 9th, 1915.
GHO. e. BUTLER,
Chairman
Affa4t.
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ton $3.50 returned for sworn

ton $3.50 returned for sworn
claim.
Rohrer, Celecua, widows pen
sion Nov. 1916 :. :. :. % 0l
Sethen Rachel widows pen
sion Nov. 1916 :. :. :. :. 10 90
Smith, c. Ludel, clerical work
in Pros. Atty. office 11-16 rs 00
Smith,C Ludell, astTacts for
assessor w
Sumner, w. d. auto hire for
assessor =. :. :. :. =. =. l5 20
Shum, Mrs e. A., meals cleo
ton judges, disallowed :. 80
Stevens, Arthur A. salary sher-
iii Nov. 1916 :. :. :. :. 126 90
Stevens Arthur A., expense
account Nov. 1916 sheriff. 1903 81
FRA, hen. Thos. expense &C.
count assessor Nov. 1916 E. IL IS
Trathen, Thos., salary as q
SCISSOR Nov. 1916 =. :. :. 100 90
Troy Laundry. laundry work jail
bedding =. :. ~
Toy, Carter McVine, balance
of claim filed Sept 1915 :. rs 90
Butler and Whitson Yes. Nor
gan, No.
Underwood Typewriter Co.
rental typewriter Co. Treas.
Underwood Typewriter Co.
rental typewriter Pros. Atty's
office :. =. :. :. :. go. 0O
Underwood Typewriter Co.
rental Typewriter Co. Treas.
office :. E. =. :. =. :. =. 3 00I
Wheeler, c. f. auto hire sher-
it,. :. :. :. :. :. :. =. 50 70
Work, s. A., returning sup
plies PRIMARY election 1892 dis
allowed.
j. D. salary Co. Com.
Oct and Nov 1916 :. =. SO 32I
Whitson, J. d., expense &C
count Nov. 1915 =. :. :. :. IA 95 |
Yamaoka H. K. meals election
judges primary election 1885
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COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS

Mountin Home. Idaho. December
4th. 1916.
Pursuant TO statute the board OF
county commissioners met as q boare
OF equalization to eQuaAze the per.
sonal property tax noA tor 1915. ct
~ O'Clock A ID.
Present, Chairman Geo. b. Butler
Commissioners Whiteon and v. N.
Hobbs. Clerk, by q. ID. Jacobs. dep
uV. ,.,l.
Whereupon the board started the ex-
animation OF the persona property
tax roll.
At IL o'clock A. ID. account OF the
attendance OF Commissioner WhitSon
being required w District Court cd
iournmsnt was taken unta o'clock
r. N.
GEO. n. BUTLER.
Chairman.
Attest.
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Mountain Home. Idaho, Decsmbs
9th. 1915.
Pursuant to adjournment the boar
met at 10 o'clock A. M. Present
Chairman Geo. K. Butler, Commits
sioner J. d. Whitson and f. M
Hobbs. Clerk, by G. NJ. Jacobs, dep
uy.
Account Of the continued absence
OF Commissioner Sheppard Morgan
adjournment was taken until 10
o'clock A. M. Monday, December 1lth
1915.
0DO. u BUTLER
Chairman
Attest:
" n. Hobbs. Clerk.
BY G. N. Jacoba, Deputy
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-16
GERMANOFFlCIALl
REPORT ASSERTS
ALLIES CHECKED
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one place the enemy gained a footing
on line of ridge.
In the Balkan arena nothing OF i'm
portance has happened on Gen. Won
Mackensen's front. nor on the Mace
DOMAIN front. Serbian attacks have
been renewed on the CzeTna bend,
but the situation is unchanged
Yesterdays Report
GERMAN HEADQUARTERS, Oct.
.l5.-On the western front. on. Prince
Rupprecht's front, there was strong
artillery fighting on both sides of the
Somme, extending beyond Ancre
ncrthward and increasing TO greatest
violence between Conreelette and
Rancourt, as well as on the Barleux-
Ablaincourt. English attacks north
of ThiepYal caused hand-to-hand fight
ing in our lines. In one place the enc
my gained footing, otherwise every.
where repulsed.
On the Les Boeufs sector the enc
my was repulsed and when attacking
between Ablaincourt and Barleux
gained some footing in the village and
sugar factory Of Genermont, but was
otherwise repulsed. The south part
of Ablaincourt is in our hands.
On the Crown Princes front the ar
tillery fire increased East of the
Meuse ii was stronger.
On the eastern front, in front OF
Luck and west of there. fighting con.
tinued. Strong fire prefaced Russian
attacks which yesterday were limited
to the wooded terrain south of Eat
urcy, which we're repulsed There was
also activity between railroad lines.
In the Carpathians we have recaptur
ed the summit of Smotrec, which was
lost September 81. Near Kirlibabs
the Austro- Hungarian troops obtained
advantages by an attack, capturing
444 men. In Pennsylvania, on the
eastern frontier, we had successful
engagements against hostile rear
guards. In the passes there was nc
change The enemy was again driy
en- from ridge occupied day before
yesterday.
On the Balkan front, Mackensen's
situation is unchanged. Strong hos
tile attacks on the Macedonian front
and near Monastir-F lorina line failed
Attempted attacks east of the railroad
we're swept down. No change in the
situation on CZerna river bend but
fighting there is almost ceaseless.
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