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Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-08-05

claims and the road overseer filed
claims for the same parties covering
the same period OF tune, to-wit:
A. ]. Chester, road work Dist.
NO. $3.50. 20 w
Horace Chester, road work Dist.
Horace Chester, road work Dist
NO. ) :. :. AZ w
Fred Hammer, road work Dist.
NO. . - IA w
Fred McAdams. road work, Dist.
No. :, =. :. =. >. :. IA W
1t Is therefore the order OF the
Board that the order allowing the
above claims at this meeting held
June 18th, 1916, be rescinded and CON
sidered of no effect, and all but one
of the above mentioned claims have,
at this date been returned and can
collation. Of the Road Fund warrants
for 1916 issued therefore has been
made.
Claim OF Chas Whipple, Lenox.
Idaho, for rebate migratory stock for
the year 1915.
Inasmuch as the law provides that
claims of this nature be filed by De-
cember LIST OF each year in which
tax is paid and as the law further
provides that personal property tax
fund be converted into Current Elk
pense Fund after January LIST, follow
| ing the current year, said migratory
tax IL paid and as there Is no Per
sonal Property Tax Fund for the yeaa
1916 the same having been transfer.
red to Current Expense Fund as pro
yided by law.
1t lis therefore the order Of the
Board that this claim be laid over
pending Investigation OF the lega
phase OF said claim.
Thereupon the Board adjourned un
til $50 A. NJ. July 18th, 1916.
Attest: f. M. HOBBS
Clerk.
GEO. Il. BUTLER,
Chairman.
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GEO. II. BUTLNR,
Chairman.

Mountain Home, Idaho, July 18th,
1916.
Pursuant to adjourmm ent, the board
of county commissioners met at $3.50
o o'clock A. M. this day.
Present, George K. Butler, Chair
man u. d. Whitson Commissioners,
absent, Sheppard Morgan, commits
sioner.
Thereupon the following proceeds
ings were had to-wit:
In the matter of rebate OF attor-
ney and other fees being RENTED on
the 1913 tax levy on the NWA sec
ton 8, township 2 north range 8 e.,
and against which property foreclos-
ure suit is now pending.
1t is the order OF the Board, upon
advice OF the county attorney that
the entire costs now charged In this
suit be collected and no remittance
of fees OF any nature be RENTED.
A correspondence of the Sunnyside
Improvement Company by J. r, ELF
son, Treasurer Of said company to
the effect that taxes now due on
the property of said company amount
ed to over $4,000, and that If the
county commissioners would consider
compromise of these taxes In the
amount of $4,000 the value OF said
property Is somewhat Understandable
at this time
In this matter and inasmuch as
the compromise of taxes 10 now pend
ing decision from the Attorney
General.
1t Is therefore the order OF the
Board that this matter be laid over
until next meeting OF this board at
which time decision OF Attorney Gen
eral should be In Boards hands.
Correspondence of Mrs. Leonard
Zeil, enclosing draft for $13.15 which
is the one.third portion of taxes and
all fees on delinquent certificate No.
Al for the year 1913 on which fore.
closure suit has been commenced.
This delinquency certificate contains
3 lots OF which Mrs. Zell Is the
owner of one only, and $13.15 being
correct one.third portion.
1t is therefore the order of the
Board that $1315 be accepted from
Mrs. Zeil and that Lot II of Block 4
Hartman Addition to Glenns Ferry be
relieved of all taxes and one-third
portion of the costs of the suit now
pending be dismissed and therefore
all liens OF said Elmore County be
discharged as against lot IL Block 4
Hartman Addition to Glenns Ferry.
1913 delinquent certificate No. 29S
covering sEASWA Sec. Is Twp. 4
s., X. E., Boise Meridian, and
1913 delinquent certificate No. 266
covering NWAsWA Sec. 1 Twp. 4
s., 6 E., b. M, and
1913 delinquent certificate No. 1858
covering NEANEA Sec. 8 Twp. 1 NJ,
r. 6 E., B. M, being presented to
the Board with the advice OF the alb
strocter that the description was err
roneous and did not describe proper
ty to which any title had issued, and
1T being the advice Of the County
Attorney that Judgment would avail
the county nothing.
1t is therefore the order of the
Board, being fully advised in the mat
ter. that cancellation OF the above
certificate be made and that the fore
closure suits now pending be dismis.
sed.
A claim OF Longley & Walters At
torneys for the Twin Falls North
Side Land & Water Company for
the refund OF taxes of said company
on the last snshaf taxes for the
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Sy MS OIN So'p hupphcS pIo~
bate Judge. oo
Syms. York Co supplies sur
f6yOE.. $3.50
Stein, Martin, auto hire coro-
ner,. :. =. =. w
Stein, Martin, auto hire, sher-
IT,. =. -. w
Stein, Martin, auto hire Co.
ANY,. -. 49, v"
Sethen, Rachael, widows PEN
sion.. :. :. =. :. =. 49,. ~ w
Travey w C, jurors Cert.
justice court. =. -. 70
Trathen, Thos, salary assessor 100 w
Trathen, Thos. expense acct.
assessor. 10 oe
Van Orden A jurors Cert.
justice court. =. :. -. 20
Whitson, ID expense acct.
commissioner =. :. =. :. Is oz
Whitson j D salary Co. COM
missioner. n w
Woodhouse, N Il, Jurors Cert.
justice court. :. E. :. %
Wheeler w w Jurors Cert.
justice court. 20
Williamson, A H jurors Cert.
justice court :. -. =. 2.25
Wilson, VIM. Z. witness Cert.
Justice court, disallowed :. 20
Walker, Chas, witness Cert.
justice court, disallowed -. 70
Walker, Paul, witness Cert JUS
tice court, disallowed :. :. q 90
Watkins, James, witness Cert.
justice court, disalowed :. 70
Williams, Joe, witness Cert.
justice court, disalowed :. rs
Wilson, Josia, witness Cert.
justice court, disallowed =. Is so
Walker, Vic, witness Cert. JUS
tice court, disallowed :. 90
Williams, Blanche, stenogra-
pher county attorney -. rs 90
Blanche Williams, expense
Acct W
Whipple, Chas, Migratory re-
bate, amount $12 49 laid over.
Road Fund
Allen, Aug c. road work Dist.
NO. < 49, AZ
Anderson. Chas. road work,
Dist. No. 2 142 Is
Ashburn, Harry S. road work
Dist. No. 2 :. :. :. IL w
Austin F. E., assignee OF Fay
Bach, road work Dist. No. 10 }
Austin K, assignee of Will
liam Bach, road work Dist 2 Il 0O
Burns, Hugh l., road work Dist
No. z .. -. ol o.
Clark Frank, road work Dist.
NO. 1" w
Corker, w. G. road overseer
Dist. No. 2 -. 1S4 OF
Gem State Lbr. Co supplies
Dist No 1895
Hazard f. L., road work Dist.
No. 2 :. ;. 5&.4a
Hostetler, B. F. road work Dist
No. 2 :. :. 201 .25
Mccoy Scion, road work Dist.
NO. o'VV
Rice, K. c., road work Dist
No. 2 :. e.. =. =. =. 157.7t
Stewart, j. Wesley, road work
Dist No. 2 =. e. :. 5t
Stokes, J B, road work Dist.
NO. ..''-' 80
Clark, Jon H, road work Dist.
NO. w
Allen, August c, man and team
work Dist No. l :. :. e. 2s
Galloway, VIII, road work
Dist. No 2 June. :. e. =. IA "
Galloway, w road work Dist.
No. | June =. :. E. e. " ot
Hood Dave, road work, Dist.
No. l June. 81 w
Hill, Lee, road work, Dist.
No / June. =. ;. =. e.. :. " oo
Helfrich Mere. Co., May June
July, supplies, Dist. No. /,
SIPS betngJuly Acct. :. IL 2S
Mast, o, road work Dist. No.
| June. "
Mcclure, Henry, road work
Dist. No. Feb. :. :. 10 81
Wells, Frank, road work Dist.
No. l June :. :. :. 80. w w
Wylie, Walter, road work, Dist.
No. l June. -. 227 OF
Winter, John d, road work Dist.
No. l June :. =. -. 1873 W
Wayte, Henry, road work, Dist.
No. l :. >. =. =. w
Burke, George, spark plugs
tractor, Dist. No :. :. w
Bostic Sam, road work, Dist.
No, 3 :. 206 50
Colesin, Earl, road work, Dist.
No. 3 :. :. :. 49,. w
Chester Horace, road work
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dias SLOWED $50 :. :. =. =. 3 80
Gray P H expense account pro-
bate Judge disallowed $3.50 90
Gray P H salary probate judge 66 IS
Gentry Emma widows pen
SION ~ w
Hall Fred, keys :. l 70
Chris Hendricks Jr, salary
deputy assessor for June 100 DOL
Hobbs, f NJ salary auditor :. 1873 80
Hobbs, expense acct auditor :. 90I
Horgan, John, cleaning alley
and drayage :. w
Sheppard Morgan commissioner,
appeared at this time and took part
in the following proceedings of the
commissioners for this day
Jenkins, C jurors Cert justice
SOulI - go
Johnston Roy, jurors Cert.
justice court :. :. :. =. :. 70
Jacobs, c M salary deputy
clerk on w
Jenesn, Andrew C 4 Co. sup
plies Dist. court :. :. :. =. 8 81
Jensen, Andrew C, Co. supplies
Co. offices :. :. :. E. :. ~ 20
Lockman, Leora H, expense
account Co. Supt. :. :. :. 80 so
Lockman ,Leora salary County
superintendent =. =. 3. :. SO 81
Knott, G B, jurors Cert JUS
tice court =. :. =. 49,. 20
Knox, Harry, rent of room for
justice court trial. =. :. :. Is 90
Longfellow ,Millie K, salary
Treasurer for June :. E. SO 80
MeGinnis j, witness Cert.
justice court, dsallowed :. rs
McAnulty, S A, witness Cert.
justice court, disalowed ;. rs
McAnuhy, Lee, witness Cert.
justice court disallowed =. 90
McHenry, X. X. salary jan
Mather B W, nnacy examina-
llon w
Mather B. w. trip to Thurman
spotted fever case, county
cnafge. ~ w
Mather B w, salary health Of
ficer -. 43 rs
Morton John W, slop pail jam
Nor. -. %
Montrose, C f, rebate water
master charge 1916 :. 49,. 8 "
Mclaughlin, Daniel, expense
account Co. Atty. :. :. =. A 90
Mclaughlin, Daniel, salary as
prosecuting Atty quarter
ending June 80 :. :. :. :. 300
Miller, Allen, costs In justice
court :. . Of w
NJ S r & T Co. telephone
service. % 10
Mundell, Villa G. salary clerk
Supl. OlmCe.. w
Min Home Republican, printing
ing contract. :. =. =. :. 100 w
Morgan, Sheppard salary com
| missioner for June =. f.. =. 4l.66
National City Bank of New
York, commission for paying
LIST. coupon e. E. e. :. |oS
O. E. Norell, salary Dept Treas
urer 70 90
Norell, 0 E, abstracts 1912 GER
tificates E. :. E. E. e. 10 w
Roll call requested on the last above
entered claim. and which resulted
as follows: Butler. for, Morgan for,
| Whtson against, the allowance OF
said claim.
Nease M G timber cruising,
amount $1254.32 laid over.
Office Supply Co. & Sales,
carbon paper. =.
| Ottenheimer Bros. auto hire
! SnerllI.. w
| Ottenheimer Bros, auto hire
| Supt... 10 w
Petrie E jurors Cert. justice
court 90
Park, Stanton, salary surveyor
| June ~
Reynolds, Reva, salary Jr. dep
| uty auditor. :. -. ~ w
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work Dist. No. 2 =. =.
Court House Fund

Johnson, C E, general construc-
tlon cow w
Hughes, K b, court house plumb
ing contract. =. 400 90
Roll call on the asst above claim
and which resulted as follows: But
Ter for Morgan for, Whitson against
the allowance Of said claim.
Roll call on the claim of c. E.
Johnson !esulted as follows: Butler
for allowance, Whitson for allow
an,e ana NJ rgan atsinst allowance.
Thereupon the Chairman declared
the claim owed.
Attainment tax n until $40 A. M.
July 18th, 1916.
Atle.t f M. HOBBS.
Clerk. GEO. Il. BUTLER,
Chairman.
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Continued ON page ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-28
Bdrth


Edit"r Evening Herald.
! enclose "a clipping from the santa
Fc Sow Mexican relative to the can
didact Of isaac Harth 'ur governor
which would 1o giId 60 have you re-
peat Although / am , iairl, go"l
Republican ! would vote for Isaac
against aIy'htug in the Republican
field ao far unless IL.
HtGH A. COOPER
Aprn q. 1915
t. The editorial r,r,rt,j .o N
Copper follows
Let us consider the posr ct Isaac
Rarth. who doesn't care to push 70
candidacy for tho Democrats, nom
nation FOR governor I'm front Of GOV
cruor Mcdonald. but who oolug
urged tn ontcr the .ncc and who wi.l
accept the nomination should BE- u"
given him.
Mr. Parth was born in Valencia
county. He was brought up among
The Iu1i Indians. He ls u thorough
going spanish. American an uncom-
promising Dutchmnu. - member Of
the Jewish race. an tndcfatigabi" Sow
Mexican ana an American from the
inside out and from tho fcot up.
Mr. Earth is Sew McNico's leading
humorist hut YOU dod't have 70 g
'ar under Barth.s humor Co ind solid
ground Barth Us one ~ the most
successful LAWYERS boo the state; he
has thrice served ~ tho state senate,
he has devoted at least thrcc-hfths OF
his time 10 public movements and
! civic activity. ho has been one of The
most stalwnrt ant effective worker
Boz the ranks Of tho Democratic party.
and he k"ows oycr body iu the state
The Republican smile ~ the posS..
hilIty 81 q Barth ca'didacv has stop.
ped iu m.d-gtiu and changed into .
somewhat BLANK expression. partj
would have tn" dear Republican pro
tclariat iu Valencia count, beating /
20 the polls from an directions OF
hronks, burros. wagons IN autos AN,
ON foo, to vote for him ana don
YOU Republicans forget IT, There arr
also other counties
After q pnrth cimpaigu M" E'puh
licaus might have some doubt as u
whether after AN he WIS m,rcl, STATE
Jester. hut 'hoy would Dee certain tina
he had yuu with bells ON.
Republicans who lpush 1T M" ,dc
OF unt'h laugh v''u q mental r'sor
lNu''un.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-28

when that lire has hccn passed
Albuquerque, the municipality, ~ ret.
clean. Sewer connections have
been made with fair ~thoioughncss
Barn lots are no filthier than the pV.
.cragc and back yards ana alleys might
be- worse But Just across the imaR e.
limo I'M Barolas one finds bitches
and sink holes nilod with |stagnant
water. wash water which has served
ITS original ana perhaps ~ OF Two
secondary purposes, and which has
had time Co acquire a surface of dark
green slime.
We might abandon dl Ither pur-
suits II rs O C.ty engage our ON
biucd energies iu the business Of
s,vatt,up flies and with enc flthy
streets and alleys of Rarclas and other
suburbs right pt our back doors. wc
would end The busy umncr with as
many or more house flies than at the
| start.
1t - true that Albuquerque has ~
authority over Rarclas Hut 1t might
be that unsanitary conditions there
ana elsewhere near as might Dee rem.
cdicd, or ~ least %minimi2ed, by a ,ig-
orous campaign Of persuasion
Warfare ON the house rs will never
get anywhere so long as 1t is a matte
of Individual. hand-to-haud combat
with the particular fly hat threaten
the sugar bow or hahy's nose. ",
must start at the beginning -whcr,
the ilies begin. II IN" ladies viii CON.
lVludc their discussion tins Afternoon
with an automobile trip through on,
suburban districts and through q ttv
Of our more odorous alleys they vii
be able to acquire q lot Of first-han,
information az to beginnings an,
where the war on the house fly mus
ho carried
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-28
RATTLE or IuDs,ES.

THE anxiety " friends "a news
paper supporters of 1t - bur-
sum to convince the public tina
the Socorro man is still undisputcj
boss Of the Republican party IN New
Mexico II likely to induce a mildly
Interested public 60 conclude that Mir
Bursutn's supremacy has been threat
.ned. If no assaulted Some such t.u-
preston got abroad during the ii"-
publican convention here tins week
and one Republican NEWSPAPER tho
Las Vegas Optic. went 50 tar a. lo
say in plain words that Charles \
Spicss had achieved supreme leader
ship IN the Republican machine.
The coutcs, in the Republican party,
winch - supporters call "fri"ndl'
harmony and which to oycwitucsscs
oi tho late convention luoacd lik" a
rough and tumble nsht for control is
- battle among bosses The rank and
Me really have very little 20 de- WIN
Il. except to serve dutifully a. pawna
IN the game Tho ouly Republican
leader who appears inclined To- take
The rank ana nlc into IA" game rs
Ralph G.. rly. and an the g. - T.
bosses aud am thoIr newspaper back.
'rs nrc swinging tho club Tor Els.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-28
TAXPAYERS MY Nt N.
TI.KISItiD,

-ruuApS condition. In \,v Mo.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-28

4 IBtGCEIQlE bids farewell t,
~ \ g. Rinpiuud, the rctiript
4 = distric, forester, with sincere
regret Mt Rugtaud has made good
IN - difHrult position lIs admiuis-
trntiou of IA. forests iu the Third dis
trict has pcou successful lie has
made the forrest service ct great value
TO Sew Mexico. and white he leaves
tn" district with forest service an
forest us.rs working in fun %co-opcrD-
ton, hc ana the men VIII" have worked
created the spirit behind the prcscu,
cooperation hy hard work wise H.
plomacy and fairness at every stage
of the game.
when the Third district hoaGqu1r-
tors were established here the pres.
cnt fricndlincss toward the forest
service did not exist. In some arts
ot the state there was positive un-
f%rl"ndlincss. ho, ~ say bitterness. to-
ward TIE service Many forest users
felt hat their right wor" being in
frinrcd upon, others saw special
privileges of great value ~ process OF
slipping away For q tmc nothing
vas heard but criticism of the forestry
policy and the service
Al II that attitude on the vlr' 1,
forest users has disappeared Tn"
as an institution working sulcl, and
iisintcrestcdly FOG the welfare u the
forest users. cot the protected arrds
and OF lhc country tributary Whor-
ever possible development has been
aided and uses hroadcned ard within
a surprisingly brief period an attitude
~ positive hostility on the part of a
very considerable number 81 people
has changed into one of the hearti'st
cooperation and friendlincss.
Tho part MIR Ringland has played
IN his important rcadjustmcnt OF SEN
umont ia well known to those who d..
familiar with the affairs at the district
headquarters. His advancement o.
the Yer, important constructive post
ton he goes to I'M has been earned
Mr. NIuRlaud takes with h,m not uut
ithc best wishes of Albuquerque poop'
but Of the pcupi. and the forest user.
ct the whole district.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-28
II CAN BE INDNE.

BOUT the only excuse offered
~ during the past " years for
a unuttorably rotten condition
of AlbuqucrQue's unpavod streets was
that the city had no money wan
which to fix them. Assuming that
this alleged lack of money covered the
entire multitude OF ms no one tried
To- do anything toward fxing tn"
streets. They were permitted 4" yet
into q condition worse than at ANY
imc In the city's history.
During the present week " cry
officers. with no more money at thci'
disposal than has been at the disposal
of the city street department during
the past two years; and having for
equipment only a scrapcr. four horses
and some intelligent thoughts. have
transformed two of tn" principal
streets from nll but impossible int
very excellent highways. TIL" worh
done on North Fourth ana North Soc
tllN rll''lN i'N ''E' " wy VI ''''
qu.rdue less than ntty dollars. What
has been don. would hnvc been well
coined by the pcopl. ~ a cost uf $500
OF more
Tn point b. that thc-" city officers.
by the mere employment of q i''le
connected thought, coupled with some
n-political energy, have shown 'ha.
1t Il possible to Keep the unpav"d
streets Of this city m good condit,"r,
with no more revenue a the cats
now has available tor stree, work
Aibuqu.rduc's streets have passed
into their present disrraceful condi-
tion through objectionable neglect
aud official delinquency. nothing less
The new city government has mad
a good start II has shown a dispose
ton to work and 10 work intoiligcntiN
That ~ all tins city needs to put th'
municipal government uack ON III
feet officials who are willing to wor!;
who know how to work intclligcntl'
aud who have time, aside from thc''
duties to political bosses and IN saNtr-
the nation. 10 attend TO city business
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-28
GOOD m rs IOR BAD.
Albuquerque Residents Are Learning
How Ia iV,haugc the Ola RACK
For u One.

Docs Your alak ache, feel weak and
painful
10 you lfor headaches. lanruor
and d,pro .un'
Is IN" Ur,.o discolorod, passages
Irregular
The k.lnoss may bc calling for
hclr.
Wroh L.Hu,.s cannot Iu their work
Give tn.m mo help thoy need.
70 .Ii, r kidney hlcklrho yo
must car, 'Ho kdnorH
Use 10 l...i and proven kidney
remedy.
Doar Kidney PMS nave stood tho
test.
C~prtlu.Irg rrouf ar merit IN Alhu-
qucrpuo 'uI.r oIncntt
\ SiWp. proprietor eh"o store,
Els South So. nnd street. A~lbuGnor-
que, say. w's troubled hy weak
kidneys So. back was lame ana
felt 900 'r.I ont Two boxes Of
poan's Is. f... pill- cured mo and I
have e't,.I red
Price - an dealers Don't
simply ... a kidney remedy got
Doan'y KiIu.. rills-th" snmo that
cured Nj simpler. F"siot-Milhurn
60 Props uunalo. y, Y
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NEWSPAPER ADS
FOR CHURCHES


iFNufin Estate
"Thtrc . no ,nmmuld the Bihl,
Tor the u1cunyrrt,I mln tu $50 go
church And AS tho church hasn't 70
muuopoly at Christiuuits cor Of Zee
ligion. n Hnds irsolr il competition
with other Institutions or ngcuples.
which claim to roprosori ,iod ~ The
world rms De- ono reason wh, the
church must advertise II must con-
vince mou. that b. les Ia, hest medium
through which God spoa.- to them
This statement was mad, hctpr, the
r,n.ut church puh'la.y conference ~
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VIZ. Ri<GIN>D'S SUCCESS.

a LRUGrEEQrE bids farewell L,
~ \ g. Riuplaud, the rctiriri
4 d%isiric, forester. with sincere