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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
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dc WengeH 0cu rei5enOen aleioern
bereits Die Heiie uat ibrem 9eltims
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fann man iih einen 9egriff iHaden,
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ne, Dor glncm 0oDfarbe ooer Rebfar.
be, iin6 bic am meiiten bepor5ugieH
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Wuiicr
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pon heionOcrs aniprcchen0en Qiu;en,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

gtidtS S5iibIderes fir Den in &eOe
itebenoen .3pcd I1Rt ii6 oenfen, alS
oas bier inlgiloc iUieoereegebene Wio
oea, in oem iih SDedhIdBigfeit NIT
Sriginnlitdt nerbiuoet. Sin Smlpt-
@tforoeruiB iit ooB Ser Stoif leitt
BON @epibt iei, uno babel bod bait.
bar gcnug, mn 10 iiauder @efubr
oeS 3erreiBens ipiocriteben 81 f0n-
nen. 5ebr feline irnn8oiild)e beorild.
tc @htgbanS, Grgnn0p, Iaihentub
Seinen, imo in nlnnden 6dllen aiIh
9loile lperoen ais paiieuoes Diaterial
Ole &anobabung Der be-
orudten Stoffe, in @erbinoung mt
einfarbigen, 1T bcionoers intereIiant.
0nS bereitS erip0bnte Wlo0ea lit Elm
@eiipiel 0ieier glrt. @infarbig oItroia
2rgnn0p, uno Der gleidc Stoff in ait,
roio nio ipeiB gefreu5tem Whiiter &c.
acbcn bier cine rci5enoe aombinoticn.
Ger geulliiertcStoff 6iloet ocn bollpt.
iodlihen @6eil oes @leioes, wdbreno
Der einiortigc iit Qlltroid Die GoIle
Scr 9lnSifnnidimg iibernimmt Sri.
Siilca lit Sie SS9rn er lmten IN elmer
Spite uislaufenoen Sdiir5e, nit
wel4er Der o6en 8uaeIpibte Wlieoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

oen 0orbietllneen oicies Spps lit be-
ionotrs Der liotroienNt, Der Gilrbau
imo oaS o0rcied" an5utreffen. 9ebte.
rer lit eiHfab nit elmer flotcn Sdlei.
fe bon @rosgrdinbuno gdrnirt glls
SdluBnote fir ein mel es aoitiilI
ldBt iih nihts Siibiberes oenfen.
Sin onOerer, 5ur 8eit 0ielgeiebener
Gpp lit Der Tiiabut, ser ME BON leiner
@eliebtbeit eiil5ubiiBen i6eint. Sin
biibi6es Wlooen uah sem 9inien zines
Gam O'ibuntees lit bier i'm 9iloe oer-
anidalrlift lleberars ibid, nie Der
lelbe lit, fam or 81 irgen0 einem iei-
oenen gtodnittogsfIeioe getroeeu
mer0en g9an0a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

mung rubig, absr Iebr matt, big Der
Wtann gu 8oOsn sIeitet. Dabei lit
Oas 8enubtiein meiIt ntbt pDnig aufz
gebpben, cine MISUNDERSTANDING aud
DerbdltniBmGBi9 Isi9t. glm T9limmz
ten ftebt es um ben patisnteu, psnn
er, obne font stn @eFiibl bes Qeibens
ober AUDI nur Der @rmibune au baz
ben, nur einen auberospObnIi1eR
Ourit berfpiirt unb bann pl0bIi9 in
S6nmaht fdIt. DieIs Obnmadt
lam bis gu auOsrtbalb Sasen bauern
unO in ben Sob iibsrgeben, obne baB
Der &ronfe nod einmol ertpa1t 1T.
S9IieBIi9 tiinbigt F9 Der SOnnens
itib au6 nur Our9 eiuen bobreHben
SopfI9mer5 an, Der bon StuuDe 0u
Stunbe beftiger tpirb, Big er gu einem
eigentlihen Wn9niinn fiibrt.
Dos 1T bic Art, pie man fi6 ges
pObnlid ben bireften SonnenIti9
DorIteut unb bic pobl au9 our @95pfs
ung bieies Nomens AnIaB gsesben bat.
Der Soo lit ni9t unabpsnbbar, aber
bic unenOli9eu Sfopfi9mer3eu tOnnen
6 Bis 8 @o9en lang INNER aufs neus
tpieberiebren unb aud gu neuen Obns
ma8ten fiibren, obne 0ab bic Qlupens
bung irgsnb elmer Qlr3net bage9en
bilft. Der Iogennnnte tnbirstte Sons
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nenitih.
lleber ben sigentliben @prgang, Der
ii9 BEL bieIer Grfronfung i'm R0rper
abTpielt, eeben bic Uleinunetn Der
5orf9er nod duseinanber. Die ,2anz
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6ene AnI6oIungen auIommsn. Die
cine Nnnabme rednet dllein NIT Der
iibrigen SiBefpirtung quT bieienieen
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Iltnben RDrpertemperotur betrout Iinb.
gegen bisie QlufFoiiung 1T gu fagen,
boB bic 6ei3er in ben &eHelrGumen
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fertiet 1T. Gum minoeitsn bat nod
niemonb bos fotale &lsinpeIen geIe=
ben, bos 70 auBerorbentliGes 0erbers
BEN Itiften Io1. Qlm meiIten 8ertrauen
perbient pobl Die 2lnna6me, boB niht
bic WGrmeItro6len, Ionbern bic Toges
nannten 9emiI9en ober ottinilden
Strablen Der Some, bieIslben, bic beiz
pislspeiIe auf bic Photographers
2pldtts pirien, fir ben 6ibT9Iog unS
SOnnenitid oerontiportlib gu MAIDEN
iinb. glngebli9 1T es Elm F1eres
Wlittel geesn bieTe @sfobr, feline Ropf,
bsbsdung nit eiusm rotben @toff auSs
5utleibsn. Der bic 4emiT4en Sonnen-
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Iihtigieit i'm gHen unb Trinten bic
Grtronfung in beionberer MeiIe pOrs
bereitet bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

1enGffeft umgeipanoeIt iDeroen fam.
Sntereiiant an oemGape lit Die SanO.
babung Der Streifen, Die oue in glei-
der 9lidtung laufen. Mattgralies
Chiffon iiber arauem 9Itlas oient ais
8Itter.
9Iuf Dem @ebiete ser Eubmaberei
ninImt Ser gang tpeiBe Sut 6ur 3eii
cire berporragan0e SfrAe elm. llrter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

Sin Cape bon GbindiIlayBel5, mie
mir es in unierer glbbil0lug ieben
lit bon beionoers oiitingllirter 8ir-
flung. Bon @u6ogenlGnge 1T oasielbG
nit cinem boben 9foII-
fraaen, Der anf @unlb IN einen fIa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

groBen Sonobclltel ooer elmer 9eocr,
bonotaltbe gctragen mcr0cn fonnen
Se6r boufig lic5t Elm iolher llfHbong
mariner ans, aIs er in @irflidfoit
lit.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-30
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the district court of the Third ju-
dicial district of the state OF Idaho, in
and for the county of Ada.
Eugene w. Yeomans and Kirkland l.
Perky. plaintiffs, VS. Charles H. Lam
berton. defendant.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to an order of sale issued out of the
above entitled district court in the
above entitled action to- satisfy that
certain judgment rendered by said
court in favor Of plaintiffs and
against said defendant and as directed
by an order of the court in said cause
the undersigned will sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder for cash, at
p o'clock p. M, on the 21st day of
January, 1918. at the front door of the
county court house in Boise, Ada coun-
ty. Idaho, all the right, title, claim and
interest of the defendant (being an un-
divided one-half interesD in and to all
the hereinafter described real estate
situated in Ada county Idaho and de-
scribed as follows. to-wit:
Lots Is and 16 of block of Ire
.and's addition to Boise City, Idaho, ac-
cording TO the plat thereof on file in
the office of the county recorder of
Ada county, Idaho; also all the defend
ants said right, title claim and inter-
est in and to the following described
| real estate in Lamberton's addition
according to the plat thereof on file in
the office of the county recorder OF
Ada county, Idaho, to-wit:
Lots 4, Is. 16, Il, 49, %, 90, "a, %, of
block /. lots 9, "a. %. 20, u. block @:
lots 26, 80, SO, block 2: lots Q, 10. IL, Is.
II, 81. 81, s5, 36, block A lots 9. 10.
10. 80, SO, 49, i6, block 9; lots 8, 4, 5, IL
13, IA, L. IS. SO. 81. IS, Al. AZ, block S;
1 lots IA, Is. 80, 40 block 6: lots II, Is,
block I; lots II, IS. 10, 20, Il. %, %. "a,
block s; lots TO- II, block II: lots 8, 9,
10, IL, %, 90. 81, SO. block 10; lots I, s,
9, 10. block II; lots 8, A. 10, IA, block
IL; lots 5, 6, q. block IA: lots 8, 4. 81.
%, block Is; lots %. "a, 81. 3o block
10; lots 81, 2S, block 20: lots /. 2 3, 46,
AZ, AS, block 81; lots 9, 10, 81, %, 20, "a,
IS. 26. 81, %, 20. 80, block 22
| Also there will be sold at said time
and place all the defendants said
right, title, claim and interest in and TO
the following described real estate in
said Lamberton's addition, to-wit:
| Lots Is. &c. block IS, s1316: lots 81,
2s, %. block 81, s372.9l; lots %, "a,
block Is, $124.7o; lots II. AZ, block IS
1880 lots 43, A., block Is, s115.59:
lots 3S. 80, 40, block 81, $500; lots 80
80, 81. block 8, s133.7S; lots 4, &, block
/ IS, s20.37; lots 3, 4, g. 6, 7, block II
S349.73 lots IA, Is, block 8, s14l.13: lots
s, .. block Il, s1S2.76; lot "a, block I
$S9.1S; lot %. block 7, s9022: lots "a
| IS, 81, So, 80, block 3, s470.96; lots as
A. block 3, s2f6.9o; lots 49, IA. block >
/ $123.63; lots ~. 10. block 3. s1s694:
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-30

II, $4S2.22; Lots 20. 80, Block 3.
$4S2.60; Lots As. As, Block II. S152.Ss;
Lot 10. Block TO- $24119; Lots 80, 40.
Block Is, s2s6.5s; Lots Q. 4, Block Is,
s5s3.07
All of the lots described in the para
gaph last above are under contract OF
sale and in the case Of each lot the de-
PENDANTS interest in the same together
with the defendants interest in and to
the contract for the sale of said lot
will be sold together and as one parcel,
except where several lots are under
one contract, in which case all lots in
cluded in one contract will be sold
with ard subject to the contract on the
same. as one parcel. The balance due
upon each contract follows the de-
scription of each lot, except where
more than one lot is included in any
contract, in which case the balance
due on the contract follows the de-
scription Of all lots included in the
contract Only so much of said prop
erty will be sold as is necessary to sat -
isfy the amounts due plaintiffs and the
expense of the sale.
w. A. BUS.
Receiver.
adv . o 20
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-30

lots %. rs, 27. %, block IL. s1S5.00; lot
2s block IL. 1892; lots FL. 20, 90. "a.
block II. s215.3s; lots 33. "a. block 6.
$902S; lots 80, &C, block ~, $333.98; lot
"a. block ID. $51.t0; lots az. ~, block ..
lot 81, block 10. $1721S; lots Z. s. block
Is, $1,000: lots II. Is, 10. block 10,
s6S416; lots Z, s, block IA, $3OS.45, lot
80 and T. " of 49, block IL, 1914; lot
Al and Wa 40. block II. s18s.39; lots
rs, 26. block II. s2s2.s7; lots 6, Z. 8, Q,
block 5. s522.79; lots Is, Is, block 10.
$2S5.0S; lots 80. 40, Al, block 4. $414.63;
lots 13, &c. block 10, s4s.72; lot 81. block
8, s16.77; lots 20. "a, block IL. $1,000:
lots 81. go. block 2. s292.65 lots /. 2,
block 4. $171.19; lot "a, block 3,
s122.56; lots 90. 30, block 10, s343.S2;
lots 81, 22. block q, $302.92; lot 3,
block 2, sS79.62; lots 10, IA. block /;
$S06.S1; lot s, FLOCK 1, $319.59; lot 13,
block H. $3.50; lots 25. 26. 81. 20.
block 5, s525.41; lots /, 2, block II,
s499.19 lots 1, 2, block 5. $4,000: lots
I, 8, block 10. $250.4S; lots rs, g. block
2. $S3S.s0; lots 1, 2, block IA, s71.21;
lots %. 90, block ID, 31167.s4; lots IS.
10, block Q, S2s4.45; lots a. is. 16, block
7. s276.90; lots IS, 10, block 8, $79.14
lot rs, block 10, $500; lots %, 80,
block g. $367.65; lots Il, Is, block If,
$374.O1 lots AZ. A, block 22, $473.42;
lots 23, "a, block IS, $49l.33: lots 81,
%. block IL. $161.37: lots IS, 10, 90 and
WIZ 81, block 4. $20.87; lots Al, AZ.
block 6, $26.46; lots 43, a., 45, block 81 :;
$234.S7; lots 3, 4. block 3, $3Ss.61;; lots
AZ, As, block Is. s3S8.07 lots T. 5, 8,
block 81, s469.s7; lots 81, rs, block g.
I $361.31; lots 81, 3s, block 16. $265.04
/ lots IL, 10, IA, block 4. s501.69; lots Al
AZ, block 16, s352.4T; lot 2, block 2
! $464.19; lots 2S, 20, block I, s31s.13: lot
/ 26. block I, $l7S.49; lot 81, block Z
$124.66: lots ~. 2s, block "a, $3sO00;
lot 8. block 8, S153.01; lot 46. block 10
| 1862; lots Is, II, block 8, $37S.29: lot
is. block 2, $226.34; lot 10, block 2
$e31.34; lot 20, block ., sz31.s4 lots 3
/ 10, block l. S457.S5; lot 10. block ]
$111.2S: lot As block 10, S1Si.7S: lots
20. 81, bloc, i, $321.5S; lots 80. 81, 80
block 81, s752.24; lot IS. block IS
s1s1O5 lot ., block 81, $226.57: lots 20
80, block IA. s463.95; lots is, IS, bloch
90, s4S3.S6; lot 80, block IA, s24T.20; lots
| 81 so, block 8, s4s7.74; lots Il, 22, bloch
IS, and lot 49, block II. s701.s4; lots AZ
A. block IL, s25o.39 lots /. 2. block .
$45060: lots %. 80. block l, s4s2.1S; lot,
g. 4, block II, s4S1.sS; lots %, 2s, bloch
10, $3.50; lot 5. block 10, $241.19; lot AZ
block 3, $241.07: lot 40, block 3, S240.59
lot 6, block 8, $4,000; lots AZ, 43. A
block 10, $4,000: lot IL, block 10
! $24119: lots II, II. block 2, S4s1. 05: lot,
| II, IS. block IL, s293.59; lot S. block 8
1 $221.24; lot L. block 8, lots II. IS, bloci
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-30
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS,
w. A. BUS.
4 Receiver.
adv 3 o ] 20

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders of
the Iberia Hotel company. a corpora
ton organized under the laws Of the
state of Idaho, will be held at the Of
flee OF the company. 800 Idaho build
ing, Boise Idaho. on Saturday the 18th,
day OF January. 1918. at the hour of
10 o'clock a m, for the purpose OF
electing directors to serve during the
ensuing year and for the purpose of
amending the bylaws of the said
company and for the further purpose
Of transactine any and all business.
concerning the affairs of the company.
that may properly como before said
meeting.
PEDRO ARRTrO1sA,
Ssceetafy.
Dated December IT. 1917. SOLO
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-30

or this amount 100000 was paid out
for poultry. $4,000 for eggs and $780,
900 for butter.
This firm bought and shipped out
100000 pounds Of turkeys for the
Thanksgiving and Christmas trade in :
GLIDING 10000 pounds bought at Cald
we'll
There was sold In one contract in the
Boise valley. 10000 turkeys for delivery
to Camp Lewis, American Lake for the
use of the troops training there on
Christmas. These turkeys were the
finest to be found in the northwest
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-30
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS.

Notice is hereby given that Tho an
nual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Azcuenaga Live Stock d Land
company will be held at the office OF
the company. $50 Idaho bldg Boise.
Idaho, on Saturday. the 18th day OF
January. 1918. at the hour of O'Clock
D. M. for the purpose of electing d.
rectors to serve during the ensuing
year and for the purpose Of amending
the bylaws Of said company and for
the further purpose Of transacting any
and all business which may properly
come before said meeting.
Dated at Boise. Idaho. this 17th DAY
Of December, 1917.
A. B. AZCUENAGA,
Secretary.
Sun is
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-30

sary to divide the bond issue into
blocks and dispose of it,
ROTARY BEHIND ARROWROCk.
The state changed its highway en-
gineer toward the close of the year, e,
NJ. Booth resigning to enlist with the
army engineers and II. c. Allen of
Wallace succeeding him.
The Rotary club of Boise has de-
cided to back the construction cam
paign of the Arrowrock highway and
will be found active in directing it in
the future. The Arrowrock dam is one
of the greatest known irrigation en-
cheering feats. 1t is the highest con-
crete dam in the world and is located
but 22 miles from the capital Proper
transportation facilities to and from
this dam will afford many an oppor-
tunity of viewing it, besides provid-
ing beautiful scenic route.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-30
IDAHO'S CONTRIBUTION TO
THE WORLDS DEMAND FOR
MEAT SUPPLY DURING WAR

Idaho, during the year 1917. e%-
ceeded all previous years In it's re-
card of sales and shipments of live
stock. In these sales the Gem state
continues to lead in the sheep sales
of the country. having shipped to the
eastern market 5000 cars for mutton.
Many Of these shipments We're lambs,
large sheep owners for market pur-
poses. To the worlds meat supply 1000
cars OF beef cattle were contributed.
1900 cars Of hogs and 500 cars OF horses.
the latter being purchased for army
purposes in Europe. All live stock
brought prices higher than was ever
before commanded and the fact that
its citizens are observing strictly tho
Hoover plan of living, will aid the state
in again contributing a large supply
the coming year.
RAN SHORT ON FEED.
Records show there were shipped
from Idaho during the year 1917, up to
Nov. /, S73 more cars Of cattle than
were shipped during the same months
! in 1916. The extreme excessive ship :
ments of 70S cars occurred in the first
six months of the year. During the
same period there were 172 cars less of
sheep shipped from Idaho than in the
Same months Of 1915, but during the
first six months Of the present year
there were 375 more cars of sheep ship
ped this year than during the cores
ponding period last year
During the early feeding season. or
! last spring, stockmen ran short Of feed
and as high as S33 per ton was paid
for hay. Often the shipments were
made into the state by express from
other states. Many thousand head OF
cattle were lost because of lack of
feed. The high prices of the spring dis
appeared with the green pastures, but
this fall little hay was sold in the stack
for less than $12 a ton and most of II
was disposed of at SIS per ton. Baled
hay went as high as $3.50 on board
cars The hay growers, selling to the
stockmen, therefore. had one of their
most profitable years.
HIGHER GRADES POPULAR.
A census of the sheep in this state
will show that the higher grades are
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-30

becoming more popular and therefore
more numerous, while ranchers are
rapidly acquiring flocks from which
they realize excellent returns. The
range is slowly disappearing due to the
advent OF settlers and the great flocks
that used to roam the free range in
years past are becoming less numerous.
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ou ieu ~ '"e Naiieys'
Tha.a zoo 90 my ~ e'
81 ~. neau u Sneep ~
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raised for the home consnmnt;on hss
been heavy
| p,c 1n,,x .,,e,.Hes
me aalry industry probably never
eh1o.eo as prosperous a year as IL olo
| IN isi'. Ihere is hardly section OF
I iuaho ihat is not suitable TO the dairy
iiuustr9. lhousahus OF heaus or high
s'aoe INK stock nave peeh adoed To
'he herus anu ereahieries nave peen
JUN III the many sectlohs. Inc
s.ef'u9 hieh prices 1or butter and
cheese resulted In large milk and cream
checKs Tor the farmers. Hundreds OF
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-30

Tamasack. distance Of 20 miles of
which has been completed. while all
bridges have been installed. A total
fion work in Washington county alone.
In Adams county contract has been
let for 100000. work to start next
spring. From New Meadows north to
Grangeville federal funds will con-
struet the highway and contracts for
the work will be let this winter. The
estimated cost of this stretch of road
for distance Of 20 miles is s750,000.
taking the highway az far as White
bird. Ten miles of the highway has
been built out of Lewiston to the top
Of the plateau elevation and surfaced
at cost OF s1oo, 900.
OTHER CONSTRUCTIONS.
In the extreme southeastern part of
the state contract has been let for
the building of part of the state high
way system from Virginia to Oxford.
Half of this $4,000 contract has been
completed Work was finished in
Madison county on the Yellowstone
park highway, q distance OF 20 miles.
WnlCn was HTdNtI SuTldttu hS stheo
highway from the Utah line north to
Ashton is now In excellent shape.
From Ashton on to Yellowstone sta y
ton. a distance Of 66 miles. no work
has as yet been done. The road has
been located, federal surveyors having
worked on it during the year. Work
will start on 1t early next spring. Inc
road from Mackay to the Montana line
via Challis has been located, together
with the Lost river and Sawtooth park
highways. These are federal aid
roads. Contracts for the work will be
let before winter Is over.
On the Idaho acific highway run
ming east and west across the south
ern part of the state, grading was fin
ished through Cassia county, dis
lance Of So miles. at a cost Of 100000
The Bull highway district voted $780,
600 for work on the highway and the
Mountain Home district voted 100000
bonds for the completion of % miles OF
highway In Washington county. be-
tween Payette and Weiser. seven miles
of highway was gravel surfaced at
cost of, $4,000. On the SaWtooth PARK
highway a contract was let for gravel
surfacing 16 miles of the road from
Shoshone to Richfield at cost of
$50, 900.
eoNo ISSUES VOTED.
The following good road bond is
sues were authorized during the year:
BY the state of Idaho through the leg
islature S1,000,O00; Bonner county,
s20O. 600; Occur d'A'ene highway dis
trict, s65 ,O00 Lapwai valley highway
district. $4,000; Whitebird highway
district. $4,000; Adams county, $780,
900: Washington county. 100000;
Mountain Home highway district
100000 Bull highway district, s4oo-
900. Burley highway district, 100000:
Custer county. 100000; Lemhi coun-
ty. $4,000.
OF the s1,0oO.0oO bond issue author
lied by the legislature there is s650.0
left. sS50.o00 having been spent this
year. A bid was accepted for 100000
worth of the bonds and an additional
100000 block was purchased by the
state land board. Owing to the fact
the bonded indebtedness of the state
is limited to 100000 It was neces-