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Estaba e~nvenenada {
aqua que iban a be-
Der los aIneriCanos.

Fl. PASD. Texas. Abri. i3.-En ma
cha, Gc las rorricntnS dc IA Sierra
Madrr. las tropas am"rIrana> iu"
hirierou sus primrra> marchas 4 ira
YES de- e>a Srrri6n. - ruconirarou
con lur las a=uaS cslaban cnv"n"-
nadas con 81 mas mortirrro d. Ir>
vpncnoS que 50 ]ronoccn. FL cianuro
IT, potaSio. MurhoS ~,esIucl"toS 'r
animairS murrtos furr0n tamDl@n
; rXtraidoS de- las corrirntrS ruyas D.
-IaS. uaturalmrnjr. So hallaban con
tainInadas.
f. cianuro dr potasiO fur rnron-
lrado en- una he las rorrirntrS "H
rantidad tan considerable, que todos
los homhrcs de- Ia expedition hubir-
ran murrlo. 81 lutheran tomato q!
/ aqua >in que hubiera Siin cXani-
NADIA anlrs por cl quimico que iba
a=rr=ado a las ftrrzaS que ~lIrgarUit
al punto dondc aqu@Ila So haiIaba.
/ Fin utruS VariOs lugar"S 81 han IN
rontraGO huclla> de venrno. A.=unaS
de- las CnmpaniaS minrraS de- la re-
! ZION Gur tirncn nncc>iiai de sustain
cias venrnuSas para Il pIantas d"
concentration. han >ido robadaS dc
iirhas s~ub>IanrIa>, VI pOr los ban
| dilOS de- Villa q va pOr a%igunoS mo
Niranos a GuirncS este ha cXritado.
haciGndo,rs crcer que La tuerzas
ameriranas van a matarloS y a 70
barIo>.
En- alGunos lugar"s-dicr q qui-
miro-"loS so.dadOS - vierOn obll-a-
dos 4 bcber eI aqua de- una p"Iucha
cOrricnte on la que 81 enconirarCn
los |rsIucletoS ir TN cabaiIo y una
yaca. Fl anili>i> m0Slr6 Que 81 aqua
cStaba libre DE- girmenrS O vrncnOs
pe,i.rOSoS Il Ia Saiui. aSi e. que. en-
lonrns. los soIdados bcbieron sin que
~iarSr. Ial era Ia srd que les dev0ra-
ia Y que -. sin tuda Ia mas grande
torlura a que - puedc sujrtar 81
currpo humane.
DespuGS va no - nan rncOntrado
mas manantiales nj corrientes enve-
Enenadas. nj conIaminadas sus a.uas
ron IN p~resencia de ~esgunleioS Gp
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Las viudas de dos oficia'
les c~arrancistas IIega-
ron q Columbus

COLuMBUS. y. W.. Abril Is. La
yiuIa, d, lo~ oflrlal"> rarraurr-.aS
murrDo> por jus yiiIi>Ias. pa-arou p'r
a1ii hoy IN ramleo para chihuahua.
ina H. t>tas fiji; IA r~posa ir Ino-
ranla Rivera. de- lG amos Il" riaj, y
la rt~a. r>po>a de- Tomas Milan, i" -
amos.
20 qu;rro matar a Villa ron wis
propia> mano, diio Ia yIuia IL r.
va,a: para este ne nan "nyiado i"
rSta pJrtr del pals ESta mujrr t'uja
trr.s mr,rs de- rasuia. ruauid su ma
riio fu.. murr,o per IA, fue,Za> ="
Villa en- Guerrero. - haliaDa IN un
Dailc con motive he habrr cumplItn
JOS is amos ell NiHara. ' on ,~n- uia-
mauto> su mariio. 4ur FRA ]ruronr..
r>taba H. s,rylrio rn Guerrero.
La otra yiuia - lalIaha Il Iomin-
20 en- IA norilc tlmbiin IN IN Da..r
IN San l>iiro y yolvia a 81 rasa a.
r0mpaIaia d. 81 marid0. que "a
uu trnirntr corounl. rUanio uno ~
.o> homhrcs d. Villa vino haria clos
Y crhiudo>r 81 rifle 4 la rala les
aruH!6 con 81; Ia muicr :" orU.th
traS Il currpO de- I'll mariiu: .. u
lliSIa liIo fur-O Y 81 official rayi
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Vicne de Ia Ia. pag.)

ser tornado como base para hacer
uso de tratado reciproco para el pa
so de tropas.
"Fu6 por esa raz6n que Ia nota
de nucstro gobierno de 10 de Mar
70. indicaba con toda claridad que la
prohibition contenida en- ella era
Conditional o 10 que es 10 mismo, que
la r~eciprocidad podria tener lugar So
lamentc en- el case de que Sc repi-
tiera una irrupci6n como Ia de Co.
lumbus en- cualQuier otro punto de
Ia Inca divisoria."
Ell gobierno americana, descan-
sando en- el teXto de esa nota, Y sin
habcrse compenetE&do de todas las
condolences references a su limita-
ci0n. Sino mas bien creyendo en- Ia
e~xistencia de un arreglo definitivo,
como 10 !ndica en- su nota de l3 dc
Mario. dej0 yer que entendia las CO.
sas de Ia siguiente manera: que, slen
do acceptable para los Estados UnidOs
Ia ~proposocion hecha por el gobierno
De facto, debia considerarse perfec-
tamcnte completado y en- vigor el
arreg.o, Y que ambos gobiernos po-
dian hacer uso del privilegio que les
resultaba del convenio cuando llega-
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FL JAP0N Sc ALARHA P(R
REVOLUCION En- China

TOXIC. Abril t3.-El gobierno
PONIES empieza a mostrar cierta air
ma por ell incremento que esta o.
mando la revoluci6n Ell China. En- o.:
circulOs oficiales de esta cap 8 f,
hay la creencia de que ell actual 7
datario Yuan Shi Kai, no podra C 4!
s~ervarse en- ell pOder.
Una intervention militar por pa
te del Jap6n no es probable que lie
cara a tcner ~efeetop a menos Ode los
~intereses de este pals Sc vieran en-
peligrO.
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Estados Unidos tenia confiapza en-
que las condolences %contcnidas en-
dicho arreglo no serian aplicadas a
las flerzas americans que actualmen
tie Sc encuentran en- tcrritorio me-
Xicano en- la persecution de Villa.
"V. Z. nos aseguro, ademas, q
Fl ejercicio de csc privilegio de @
var fuerZ2S a nuestro territorio
10 Sc limitaria a las ~operacioneS Z
iitares encaminadas a. logro del c
jeto que llevan y sc retirarian c
pals tan pronto como csc objeto f.
IA cumplido. V. E. tambien EXPIRE
su agradecimiento al gobierno nc
cano per haber arreglado, segun
ted asegura. un pacto con ell de 4
Estados Unidos, para permitir a .
f~uerzas americans p%erseguir q V:
dentro del territorio mexicano, y g.
SECURE que ell gobierno de los E. .
dos Unidos esta dispuesto a he er
que prevalence la c~onfianza Y u
por ningun motive Sc violara Il Sc ,e
rama de Mexico nj Sc abusara !
privilegio tan generoso y libremel
concedido.
"Ademas, el Honorable Secret =
del DEPARTMENT. de Estado, llr.
Polk, en- conferencia con nues.ro A
genie Confidential en- Washington,
dclar6 que ell gobierno de los E,stados
Unidos habia obrado de buena fe
al enviar ST expedition a Mexico c
persecution de Villa, en- la suposi j
de que Ia nota del 10 de Maze
este %gobierno, %contenia I'm def
. arreglo, pero que CONSENT;
que la expedition americana pc
n~eciera solamente en- Mexico ! .Sea
que los detalles del tratado pudieran
ser arreglados.
(El parrafo siguiente al anterc
esta ilegible.)
En- c~onsecuencia de todos 10
chos previamente e~xpresados, !
mo no Sc ha llegado a ningun
glo, en- cuanto a los terminus c il
tratado para regulari2ar en- 10 gene
raj ell paso de las tropas sobre Ia
nea divisoria, para ell proposito
perseguir bandidos que en- 10 slGesi-
VIC puedan cometer depredaciones
en- uno o en- otro lado de la linea divi-
soria, el g%obierno mexicano juzga
convenientemente %suspender por ell
presente, toda discucion o negocia-
clones en- este particular, fuldado
en- la circunstancia de que la expe-
dicion enviada por ell Gobier1 de
.os Estados Unidos a perseguir vi
LA, carece de base, en- virtud c que
no existe un tratado previo, formal
y definido.
~ como, por otra parte, Ia expe-
dicion ha llenado sd objeto Ell TODD
10 que puede hacer; como Ia ,rtida
encabezada por Villa ha sido a dis
persada, y como, finalmente ! ~ va
bastantes tropas m%eXicanas persi-
guiendo al bandolero, y otra5 mas
estan siendo enviadas con csc fbieto,
ell Primer Jefe del Ejercito CofIIstitu-
cionalista, Encargado del Poda- =
jecutivo de Ia Union, consider
ha llegado ell tempo para trats
ell gobierno de los Estados Uuit
salida de sus fuerzas de nuest
rritorio.
"Aprovecho esta o%portunidat
reiterar a su Exce!encia mi mi
tinguida estimation y consider
(Firmado)-El Seeretario
laciones Exteriores.
csndide AGUIL
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DBRNS DlNER>A>

.kIul7uagu" IiT~irGd" para i"io .- e. soc
lf.nagI Tp "a Crig de t:l!Ilua- Sl.gn
Niajr Al rrdrtor del MundJ. iEi"F"Samte r.
Isri5n uuycIe~ra dr IN Wal" por las pTin-
rIpalrs rcgioUe> y c,Udat"> del mum
iu-. e. e.. .. '''
Z / -. ~. "A NaruraleEa- detection tc his
r.ass r-rr a un;a'. SL.25
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NOyELAS \ 35c CiDt UNA

Nalji,aS sean las NujereS.
MaltlfpS ~ean los ilumbreS.
NaldltaS SEA las >llrgFas-
Aric de- buSCar MarIdu.
Las EvdS MOderna-.
II NCV.0 PreSiaGu.
IA HIla de las Flores.
Fl IUrZaturIO lie las ~SOlIeraS.
II ParaiSU ne las MuJerrS.
Il Inferno &c los HOmbres.
Viva mi NOyia.
FL Hada de los Mares.
~ Malc>lad cl Amor
MaltltO seq 81 Amor.
La !FluCeSa del Dollar.
Amor ' Narllriu.
La flita DE- Venus.
Fu"Iut x CGSdu los HULDrcS
FurQue x caSan los hUu5rcS.
PorQue 50 caSan las MuIercS.
PUrgur pecan las MuJeTr>.
PrrQu+ relncldcu las vIutaS.
r. Collar DC E~>!lcTaltas.
Las HlIaS del Champagne
FL Nid0 dr K~Ug>eNurcS.
Las UbrrraS del Amor.
Fl II de laS Nilas.
Ia Nud2 AlagTe.
La Nina de los JsZmIlcS
Calyar.O Dc Amor.
Pur Scgulr ! u MuL"r-
NdidlIo> sean los CrlOs.
la COTte del Amor.
FL Alma Ell Un BrSu.
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Filosoria Elemental, pcr BalmeS. Con,!ene
logira. metafi~ird. etlCa. etc O.. -. o.. SID
p-yuC!unarlu i~juadalupanU-- Q. -Ic
CaleC!>mu DE- PeTSeEeranrla o.. Sl,Wu
Los MartIrc>. o. FL TrlunIu dr Ia itrllgioIl
CrI~tlana. Llbru CuyG lectura nos haze
aS,Stfr q IA lurha Gr dos grneraclunr>
cunfrar!aS Ia una armada con los arreos
de Ia Ie-Ucldau. J Ia OtTa con eI SiInDOl
TedeniDc. e .. . . 90 SUI
FL Genlo del CrIstian,sluO. E>la UDra. como
la anterior. - lie las melureS para los
hogarc<- AHbaS cSIln cdItaiaS / tOtO i'll
s. pN
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lei CRUCERO AMERICANA DEvER
Viene dc Ia Ia. pag.)

xico, es esperado en- San Diego a
principles de la semana entrante con
I'm ndmero de refugiados que Sc han
.vistO precisados a salir del interior
de Sinaloa a causa de las malas con-
diciOnes que reinan ALI.
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OBRtS III VARGAS VIA

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NOyELAs DE zoe CADA INA.

FL RccrrrO d. orc.
Fl HiID NaldIjp.
Fl ManuscrIto de mi NadrC.
Maria. por Jorge l>aCs.
Il CuTa dc Aidea.
bora.
AZuCcnd.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-12-21

Equalization Term.-Dec. 4, 1916
State Of Idaho

State Of Idaho
County Of Lewis ~
The Hon. Board Of County Com.
missioners Of Lewis County. Ida
no, met as q Board of Equalization
in their Clerk 3 Office in the Court
House in the Village Of Nezperce,
Idaho, for the purpose Of equaliz-
ing the personal property assess
ments for the year 1916 as return
ed by the Assessor pursuant to
law. Present N. b. Schlader,
Chairman; !. IL Lowrey and /. p.
Regan, Commissioners, and J. B.
White, Clerk, by r. L. schnelI,
Deputy. The Board here pro-
ceeded to examine the personal
property roll for the year 1916
for the purpose of equalizing
the assessments thereon shown.
December 5, 1916.
The Board here proceeded to
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$27.52.
+, L. Kitchen. Refund Taxes
1926.
j. P. Jones. Auto Hire supt;
$500.
w. j. King, Auto Hire; $3.50.
j. p. SOrnson, Livery and Auto
Hire; $70.75.
N. b. Sehlader, Expenses ss.O5.
| L. n. Swift, Premium on Bond {;
$500.
Curtis ]. Miller, Insurance
Premium $5072.
d. A. Allen. Burying horse;
$500.
Elton b. Rogers, Medical At
tendance INDECENT; 5000.
The Board here re-b0unded GER
tain Road Districts as follows:
Road District No. z.
Beginning az the center of Sec
ton Z, Twp. 30 X ? w; thence
North Az miles; thence East 3ls
miles; thence South l mile; thence
East / mile; thence South 2la
miles; West Z, mile; thence South
I mile; thence West 4 miles to the
place OF beginning.
Road District No. 9.
Be0innins Al the South Quarter
Corner OF See. - Twp "a I +;
thence west 2l5 miles; thence
north / mile; thence west I mile
thence north mile; thence west
about 3l5 miles TO Big Canyon
Greek; thence down Big Canyon
Greek to its intersection with the
north and south center line Of
See 80 Twp 35 Z; thence south
about 5ls miles to the place Of be-
ginning
Road District No. 1e.
Beginning al the northwest cor
ner Of See % Twp "a 2 W; thence
east to Big Canyon Creek; thence
down Big Canyon Greek 70 It's in
tenseetion with the north line of
Twp "a I w thence west on said
Township line to Lapwai Greek
thence up Lapwai Greek to its in
tersection with the east and west
center line OF sec 20 Twp "a 2 w
thence east 20 the west quarter
corner Of Sec % same Twp and
Range; thence north y mile 10
the place Of beginning.
Read District No. 90.
Beginning at the center of See
II Twp 81 Il 2 W; thence west
4 miles; thence south Y mile
thence West y mile, thence
south about s miles to the
Salmon River; thence up said
Salmon River 70 the mouth Of
Deep Greek; thence up Deep |
Greek to the right fork Of Deep |
Creek; thence up the right fork |
Of Deep Greek 10 where the line
between ranges one and two west
cross said Creek thence due north
along said range line 20 Willow
Greek thence down Willow Greek /
to its intersection with the south
line Of See 5 Twp 30 / w; thence
west to the southwest corner OF
See Twp 30 r 2 w; thence
north y mile; thence west u
mile; thence south I mile 70 the
place Of beginning.
December is, 1916.
The Board here examined the
report Of r. II. RatliiI. Assessor,
showing the sale Of one AutomO-
bile License sold during the month
Of October, 1916, in the amount Of
$500, and the Board here ap-
portions the same as follows:
State Of Idaho. rs per cent $3.75
General Road Fund, 1916 11.25
$500
Claims allowed Current Ex-
lense Fund:
Il. II. Ratliff, Expenses 1905
The Clerk Of the Board was
lere instructed 70 secure che re-
urn Of the Road Drag now held
n Road District No. 2 to A. Pol
ock for his use in dragging the
Dads.
No further business appearing.
he Board here adjourned sine
lie.
N. b. Schlader, Chairman,
.ttest J. B. White, Clerk, =
BY E. L. Schnell, Deputy.
ROCEEDIN0g or COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
auaifaaffnn Term -.nao 4 To1a
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Road District No. 2.

W. - CtAA4AAN&AA1 &&HNVA W&ksVo
A. Pollock, Labor; $3.50.
Road District No. 8.
@. G. Agee, Labor; 1913.
Carl Bubel, Labor; $l9.5S.
Joe Durham, Labor; $500.
John Fuchs, Labor; SLIGO
John Harris, Labor; $3.50.
Geo. Mueken, labor, $3.50.
Harry Agrell. Labor; $3.50.
Road District No. 6.
John Stellmon, Labor; $2.75.
Road District No. 10.
Glenn Carey, 0verseer; $500.
Road District No. Is.
r. c. Quimby, Labor; $1,000.
Road District No. II.
Roy Meleum, Refund Road
Tax; $1,000.
Julian BloOdswOrth, Labor
$500.
Road District No. 10.
0rval Buttrey, Labor; $3.50.
Guy Lands. Labor; $500.
Road District No. rs.
Jack Brown, Labor; $14.15.
Claims allowed General Road
Fund:
Jack Brown, Labor District Is;
$l2l0.
Samuel Wright. Surveyors As
sistant. 1900.
$. !. Ringsage. Cattle Pasture
$4,000.
NJ. Meiners. overseer Dist 8;
$500.
Bernard staeh. Labor Dist 81
$ll.25.
Frank Roe. Labor Dist 3; s3O.s3
Henry Fuchs. Labor Dist 8;
J. L. kaufman. Labor Dist 5;
J. L Kaufman. Labor Dist S;
Turner Bros Labor Dist 8;
E F. Nelson, Labor Dist 10;
VIM. Gerkey. Labor Dist Is;
$500.
Marvin Turner. Labor Dist 10 /;
s4l.25-
villa AehssOn. Labor Dist 10
$3.50.
Frank Eastman. Labor Dist 20
400.
Claims allowed, Bridge Fund:
Ernest Webb, LRmber Dist rs,
Claim S21.55 allowed $3.50.
Claims allowed, Current Ex-
pense Fund:
VIM. Henke, Juror Probate
Court; @2.25.
JAS Jenkins. Juror Probate
Court; 1925.
Fred FISHERMAN, Witness Pro
bate Court; &225.
Joe Gibbons, Juror Probate
Court; 1925.
VIM. Hayden, Witness Probate
court; %4-<J.
A. Farrar, Witness Probate
Court; $500.
P. o. Bowles, Witness Probate
Court; 1926.
Jas. III. Thompson, Witness Pro-
bate Court; @3.25.
Louis Dybvig. Juror Probate |
Court; 1925.
Walter Ryner, Witness Probate |
Court; $2.25.
Mrs. A. A. Hunter, Juror Pro-
bate Court $2.25.
A. Farmer, Juror Probate
court; 1925.
Harry Mitchell, Witness Pro-
rate Court; @2.75.
o. w. Huefner, Juror Probate
court S2.25.
g. Orr Melfinimy, Registrar
$50.
w. o. Persons. Registrar 1925.
John Biggart, Booths; $3.50.
G. ". Talbot, Booths; $500.
r. 4. Patton, Booths; $3.50.
II. M. Nieol, Booths; $3.50. II
Il. II. Bjorklund, Labor General
$500.
Nezperce Fire Department
'ent; $1,000.
7. M. Davis, Rent; 5000
Short & Greenlee, Rent; @13.O0. /
+. @. Corey, Rent and Labor {
BiOrklund & Kaline, Rent
1000.
J. w. Taylor, Rent; $500.
r. Fl. Y. Moser, Expenses; $3.50. II
j. b. White, Delivering Flee
on supplies; $500.
w. w. Davis, Delivering Flee Z
on returns; $500.
j. o. Randall, Delivering Flee
on returns; $500.
Orlando NewfoFa Conn4ahfa n
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How dear to this heart is the stock
ing of childhood when fond recOl-
lection presents II to vewI On
Christmas st. Nick came from frost
whtened wildwood with every
loved toy which my infancy knew
The wide spreading chimney, tbs
sled which stood by it, horse and
some books remember them all
a doll for my sister and baby house
nigh it, and then the full stocking
which hung on the wall the Santa Claus
stocking the BEAUTIFUL stocking. the
Christmas stocking which hung
the WALL The well stuffed envelope
hailed treasure early that morn
ing opened my eyes and found there
the of exquisite pleasure, the
purest and sweetest that nature supplies
How ardent / sliced it with hands that
were glowing and back to my white
sheeted bed went with all; then soon,
with the emblems of love overflow
ing, happy IN what to my lot
did befall-the SantaClaus stocking
the generous stocking, the Christ
morn stocking which hung
the WALL How sweet through
its round open top to explore
it poised on my knee it
inclined to my vew Not
hot tempting breakfast could
make me ignore It Tor
longer at most than q
minute two And
now, far removed from the
loved situation the tear
Of regret will intrusivey fall
as fancy reverts to my youth 3
habitatOn, and signs Ger the
stocking which hung the wall
theSantaCaus stOckingth plethOrie
stocking the Christmas stocking
which hung the wall. But grown people
find there a sensation as joyful as any they
felt long ago. 1t when they see the glad
exutatiOn which Christmas morning their own
offspring show And now dear old Santa C1auslet
me petition your favor for children, both large
and small Bring all the bright hopes TO
the fullest fruition that rest in each stocking
which hangs the wall-the wealthy
child's stocking, the poor urchins
stocking; yes, fill every
stocking which hangs
on the wall
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#sTNQ AWaFH&WA aha WM&#AHMA
r ~, ,,.ss asssssment rail-
MI pee,5 ands shat variana
,a~ ,,sye,s have maid fheir saves
- ..,s.a "a ~ az 101g lavias ana
49, e,,,;tlad ~ the sollowino "a.
80 ,sbieh accounts we're dnlx
a $500, ana allowed ana fhe
ArJ;sar sntharSred - draw war.
~ents ,herefore IN the Personal
p s.a ES,nd.
- ~ Afaonin Al 40
NJ = niaLs. az
w usvse asa
Thonsrson ~
= y rsilsn "a
- rllis "a
~ n The,.nsao 907
n N;sssnaee "a
y N;s..-n5s. "A
T. T.a~aI AZ
c.,a.s no ,Ss' pv,s, w,a,,ss l,ael..
=. ~ ~ IT,;o,, S,ste psnk ~
49, ~ = 80 rSsbo ma 49, sanes,~ .,,,h
49, pas,.a ,.a..s,..l;,.s. 49, ,,s,.,.,.,,s
- ~ ~ ,,srsa,,sl nsa, a.. e~~e~
sa;d ~ ss;S hsnt s,.de. nressSs
aIa; ~ an .~srer,io ,,', i, ee.fsie
,, $500. 5.ssr,l,sa - ths crl[
"a - p1I SsVi[ g.. I ~, a
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-12-21

Yours respectfully,
=. II. Rafliff, Assessor
Lewis County, Idahe.
The board examined and ~.
proved said report and ordered
same filed.
No further business appearing.
the board Of equalization adjourn.
ed sine die.
n. b. Sehladcr. Chairman.
Attest: J. b. White. Clerk,
BY T. l. SehnelI. Deputy.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-12-21

FOR Year Christmas DinnaE.
Celery
Head Lettuce
CauliiIower
Fresh Tomatoes
Fresh Wax Beans
Green Pepper
Spinach
BRUSSELS Sprouts
Cueumbers
Radishcs
Parsley
Cranberries
Bananas
Oranges
Grape Fruit
Apples
Nuts c. W. Felt. Ine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-05
MEETINGS..
NOTICE or MEETING OFF STOCKHOLD
COMPANY,
Seventh and FRANKLIN Streets.


Richmond. Va, June 80 1916
notice is hereby given that Il spec!aI meet
ihs OF the stockholders of the Virginia HAIL
way and Power Company has been c,iind
by resolution az tho board Of directors of
said company bc held at tho princinoi
once OF the said company at Seventh and
Va. on THURSDAY, tho 10th dav of I,iv
1916. AT the hour OF !: o'clock noon for The
following purposes. among others:
i. 10 consider and act upon Il Joint agree
meut entered into by the boards OF directors
of the Richmond Railway and Vfsdurt CON
company. whereby the Richmond Railway
ana N!aGuCt Company Is merged and CON.
Hou'iLteu with ANA into the Virginia Railway
and Power Company, upon tho terms aud
mcnt
= To consider and act upon the matte,
OF increase OF the capital stock ~ tho vir
Einia Railway and Power Company from nm
divided into Ss,J0oo00 par value of nrc
ferred stock ana $1,000. 900 par value az
common stock to an authorized capitaI Of
S2i.V00.oVo par value divided into 81 900 900
par value OF common stock and tho issue
and disposition of said additional urcferre,
stock as set out in said agreement and
otherwise as therein set forth.
3. To consider and upon o,h.r
matters III connection with or appurtenant
to said merger and consolidation ana any
other matter or matters which may propcriy
be brought before or considered at n speciaI
or general meeting Of the stockholders Of
said company.
The transfer books for the stock Of tho
company shall bc closed for said meeting
OF The stockholders at the close of business
on Thursday, the eth day Of July, 1916. and
rcopencd at the opening OF business on Fri
day. the clst day "f July, 1916.
BY order of the Board Of Directors
G.. ID. WILLIAMS Secretary