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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-04

county treasurer on the Republican tickle
and after strenuous campaign was nonli-
mated and elected That the electors OF Ada
county were more than satisfied with her en-
cellent business administration as keeper OF
their funds and collector of their taxes was
evident from the fact she was returned 10
office for a second term in the fall of 1910,
being paid the compliment OF receiving no
opposition at the primary
Mrs. Moody is an ardent supporter OF
woman suffrage and temperance. She has
had the necessary experience IN business
matters to qualify her for the work she is
doing and has always been active i'll civic
and public affairs For time she was as
sociated with the Globe-Democrat OF ST,
Louis, Mo. and was in Occur dAlcne du:-
ing the big strike. Mrs. Moody has made
record for economy and efficiency i'll her
office
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-04
Some Of Those Who Have Charge Of Ada County Business
MRS, ANNA MOODY.
County Treasurer,

Mrs. Anna Moody, present treasurer OF
Ada county, serving her second term in that
important office, having been reelected by
substantial vote Of confidence at the last gen
eral election. is a native Of Franklin county,
Missouri She was educated in the Missouri
public schools and graduated from the Col
lege of Washington. of that county. For
Eve years she taught school in Frankli1
county and for two years followed the same
profession in Montana Later she held re
sponsiblc position in the Missoula Mercan
tile company of Missoula, Mont.
In 1898 Mrs. Moody came to Idaho anil
located at Nampa In 1906 she moved TO
Boise and has since been a resident Of this
citv. In 1914 she became a candidate for
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-04
EDWIN SNOW.

Edwin Snow is native Of Wisconsin and
was educated in the law school OF the uni
versity of that state. He came to Idaho II
years ago. After serving for four years as
assistant attorney general of Idaho he took
up private law practice in Boise, where he
has since been engaged
Mr. Snow has had much to do with irr-
cation matters, especially with the problems
growing out of the operation OF the Carev
act in Idaho He believes that an important
part of lawyers business is to keep his
clients out of court. Mr.. Snow is still
under As
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-04

ward studying at the University of Califor-
MIA, from which she graduated in 1914.
Miss Vance taught chemistry in the
Sugar City high school during the term oil
l914-l5. The following term she was con-
nected with the Boise schools. Since enter
ing educational work her progress has been
rapid, which is evidenced by the fact that
only few months ago Ada county chose IT,
elect her as its county superintendent OF
schools for tile ensuing term.
She is very much interested in educational
questions, prohibition and woman's suffrage.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-04
Representative Men Of Idaho's
Bench and Bar
Continued from Page F1vA)

the United States court of the Third district
In 1888 he assumed similar office for the
Second district In this connection he estab-
lished his home in Boise and has since coll
tinued his residence here.
Mr.. Hays began the practice of his pro-
fession in the year that Idaho was admitted
as one of the sovereign states OF the Union.
lie has long held distinct precedence as one
of the able and influential members of the
bar. In politics he is an advocate of the
principles and policies of that for which the
Democratic party stands.
He served as member of the city council
of Boise in l8o4-5. Three years later he was
elected to the office of attorney general of
the state. 1t was during his term as attor-
ney general that the state was placed under
martial law, which was adopted for the pres
ervation Of order at the time Of the riots in
the Occur d'Alene mining district.
After his retirement from the Office Of at
torney general he became interested in irri-
cation development, also representing a
number of the larger land and water COM
panies of the state.
Mr.. Hays is affiliated with the Knights Of
Pythias and is a member of the Idaho State
Bar association. Both he and his wife at
tend the Presbyterian church.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-04

Republican ticket with big majority. Mr..
Summers was born in Kansas and has been
a resident of Idaho for the past 10 years and
in Boise for six years. He is member OF
the well known undertaking firm of Fry x
Summers company. The clean record he
has made in the office of county coroner
during his first term resulted in his being re-
elected at the recent election.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-04

management of his ranch until 1905, when
he was called forth by the Republican party
as its candidate for county assessor He was
elected by good majority and was return
ed to the office for second term by the
voters. His efficient service and distinctive
popularity again brought him political hon
ors and in 19l1 he was elected to the office
of auditor and recorder Of Ada county and
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-04
LULU EMILY VANCE.

Lulu Z. Vance county superintendent OF
schools, has been resident Of the state for
the past Is years. Her early education was
received at Mesa Col. She continued her
grammar school studies at Maple Grove
school, here. She was a student at the Uni
versty of Idaho for a couple OF years, after
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-04
STEPHEN UTTER.
Auditor and Recorder.

Stephen Utter, clerk of the district court,
ex-officio, of the Third judicial district and
auditor and recorder of Ada county, is one
of the best known and popular young men
Of the county. Mr.. Utter is a native of New
York. He received. an excellent education
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-04

ex-offco clerk of the district court, an Of
flee which he is filling with credit to him
self and to the satisfaction OF the voters. Mr..
Utter is capable courteous and painstaking.
which are qualifications which especially fix
him for the important office which he holds
and places him in the high esteem Of his
fellow citizens
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-04

al training in the private schools Of Rhine
beck, one of the beautiful towns on the Hud-
son river In 1890 he came to Boise and
shortly afterwards purchased a ranch some
three miles east of the city. This ranch
he has developed to high state of cultva
ton until il now is one OF the finest ranches
i'll this territory. He continued the active
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-04
E. S. DELANA
Prosecuting Attorney.

Probably no young attorney III the state
has gained recognition by his own ability
and efficiency alone in as quick a time as has
T.. 5. Dclana, prosecuting attorney o.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-04
Reclamation Service Breaks the
Worlds Record in Drainage Ex-
cavation in Boise Project
II page seven.)

rock The length of drains constructed dur
ing the year amounted to 285, 9oo linear feet,
and involved the placement of 1894 cubic
yards of concrete, 42,4Oo feet, board meas
urement, lumber, and 1918 linear feet of
large reinforced concrete pipe. 1t also in
cluded the construction Of three reinforced
ure, lumber, and 17l8 linear feet OF
ure from the usual practice of the west in
the use of wooden fumes.
AREA OF THE PROJECT.
The Boise project as now constructed in
cludes $4,000 acres of land that will take
full government water right and 10000
acres that will take supplemental or par
tial water right. This latter figure includes
projects that have only flood water right
which does not carry them through the sea-
son. Surveys have been made during the
past year covering possible extensions to the
present bounds OF the project embracing ap-
proximately $4,000 acres, including lands
on both the north and south sides of tho
Boise river. That on the north side COM
prses what is generally known as the Black
Canyon project, but as a matter of fact is
land in the Boise valley on the north side
of the river. That on the south side involves
a pumping system OF approximately 80 feet
lift, and is known as the Hill Crest unit.
These extensions have been completely re-
ported upon by the local officials and board
of engineers assigned to that purpose by the
reclamation commission, and the matter of
their approval for future development is
now in the hands of the secretary of the in
terror
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-04
w. A. KINCAID
Assessor.

In the four years which William A. Kin
caid has served as county assessor of Ada
county he has won for himself an enviablc
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-04
CLYDE SUMMERS.
County Coroner.

CLYDE +. Summers, coroner of Ada coun-
ty, was elected coroner two years ago on the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-04
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE.

The operation and maintenance of the
project is handled through four field offices
in charge of watermasters. The water
masters each have corps of ditch riders
whose duty it is to patrol the thousand
miles of canals and laterals and to deliver
the water to each individual user This wa
ter is delivered on the personal order Of the
water user upon order cards furnished for
that purpose. He is allowed a good liberal
head Of water and is charged for it by the
acre foot.
When through irrigating he is expected to
order the water off on a form provided for
that purpose, and his water bill at the end
OF the season is computed upon the record
as shown on these order cards.
The cost Of operating and maintaining the
project runs from $4,000 to $4,000 per
month, and for the past year has amounted
to approximately 100000.
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GiseHtbamlifIe @eid)idte,

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s}obming. Ra6bem fSrau SSobns einen
Saftbefebl er1pirft bate, ioIgte Clara
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Sommerieif Ses 5. @arb VII SraSei
@epublienn Qnb.

am beutigen Sas. perauitaItsi
Der 5. BarS 4n Grabes
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Gebnrfen.

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Der sysitr fiilrts Der ftGbtifte Gsiunbs
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I.rcfer bon Caroline 8eriler; Grims.
eigettbum $1,000.
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@m gosipea bat cine yorberltna
ilber $500 gegen Sames N. Sobnion
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llnfdae.

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mes, DON SO. 1923 @lgin place, fiel
geitern 8ormittag an Der Court uni
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9ie @asfrase
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serperiamminHs fur 9ieHitas
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tag 5ur arbeit 3uriideeiehrt pareu,
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neusn 9ifferenaen ibre Weigeruns
fei nur linioRnbeiter an3uiteuen.
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rigcn iSeiltifi,ixt ipuroe. Rahfori&.
iinseH ergabeH, oab euiinser icinc
8obrumg am 9onnerstas 9ladntitiag
perlaiien bate, nm in eiHer Jabrif, IN
Der ct mebrere 1age gearbeitet, ben
ibm 5ufonrHeH6en 2obn Don $S abSi.
bolen. Bon oieier SitHlme tpurben OIL
oem Sobten nod So porgefuuoen.
ge3iigIidl Der Yerionlidfeit oes
Moroers CAB 9apebart Der goli5ei Ell.
nen piatigeH Tineer5eig, inoeur er er.
fldrts, bab Der 0orher nit eineiH
Mnnne ioentiid iei, Der iid am 9on'
nsrstag in oem SommeretabllH
in o1u er, Garebart, arbeitete, I'M ar.
belt ilafaeindlt bGbe.
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Gmrinnsti-6; BbilaSelp6ia--4.

Sn bem geffrig,7 sfpeiieu Spiel Der
Ssri, spiiten unisr,n rRsbs- unb ben
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auftfd9ler sur Sant eeaen spei. Die
.Rebs1 mdbtsn nsun Sreffer eeseu
feds. unb beibs Reuner hattsn ie sipsi
ssebler auf bsm aerbbofs. Rppf uHo
Griffith naren uniere befien S6ldger
NIT ie sipei 9reffern. Ghdie iidxrts ben
sinsisen breibufigsn Sreff,r I'M Epiele.
lIeber ietstnuisnb Sufhour ,pohuien
bem Spiels bel RigIer unb Sort ras
ren bic S4ieSsrifttr.
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&riessbeoarf. .ausiubr bat maa-
gelaReH.

Den 4ubenbanbel Statiititen oes
Bunoes 9anbeIss departments 5us
fplss 1T bic Iusfubr Don ariegsmas
tertal aug ben Ser. Staaten 9e9en
Gnbe bes Sistaiiabres, Das nit BEN
30. Suni absei ei4loiien bat, etpas ses
ringer ge.porbsn. Der Grport ocI
arieSsbebarf i'm Wonat Uldi battle
sinsu Wertb bon $1s7. .472.o00, has
beibt I'm q ,285 Wtiaionen penIser
als i'm 2pril, unb I'M 14,409 WtiIa
lionen ipenigr als Der Durtilhnttt
fir Die erfsn elf Wonate bts Gistals
idbres betrus.
Der Riideans bem qpril segeuiiber
1T auf bic 4bnabme Der 0eri9iffun'
gen BON pferoen unb Waulefsln, Utcs
to1dbern, aupfsr, erploIIDitottsn
unb 0euerpaffen suriid5uriibren.
Omar bat bic ausfubr Don Jlug5ens
gen. gbemitaIien, pifeni6aftlrdeH
Snitrumenten, Observation-Disclosures
Wlai9inen, Orabt unb SdubDaaren
5useHommen, bod bel peitem nttt
geniigeub, um ben ausfali gu beden.
Sn maR6en prooutten betrug Der
Grpprt peniser als I'm Wtai bes Sab
res 1916, bod III ourdfbnittli6 benz
9rriabre seseniiber cine bebsutenbe
3undbme in allen ariessmaterialien
au per5ei9nsn. Der In leBter 3eit
einsetreteue Riidsans pirb auf pers
i1ieoens lIrfaden auriitsefbrt. Utons
DE qrtttel - Pfsrbe unb Wtonleiel
gum 9eiipiel - fiub in ben frtihersn
ariegsiabrsn in 70 grOBen Mensen
peridifft iporben, bab bic 8eitdnbe tn
ben Der. Staaten bebentIi9 5uriids
sesangeu finb. Sir anbers tpieoer be-
gtnnt bds Robmoterial tnapp au ipers
ben, bas aud bic" 0er. Staaten sroa
B~tbeils einfiibren miiHsn. Sierher
sebDrsn beionbers 2eoer uub 2eoer'
prpDutte.
Der lImiang Der arissssgrpOrte
fir bic Gaiirt.n 1T aus fOIsenoer
Sube1e erfidtlih:
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einem spottpreiie gun adiif ansebo'
ZEN iporoen. ipormif er oann iinper5iia.
lid ole poIi5ei benod,rihfigte, pis
bic gerbaffirng iino BeiirafuHg Der
Tiebc 5iir 5oIge batte. sBenn", iagtc
Der siid)ter gu NiIler, .inebr Seite Die
9,oIi5ei in oieier @eiie lilteritiisen
miirSen. 70 biiriie Die 3ahl Der Dieb.
itabIe san5 beoeutenb perrinscrt wcr.
oeu."
Charles Greiiing. bon go. 1888
Sniner Strabe, ipuroe bon gfidjter
Deatman gu elmer @eloitrafe bon SIS
uulb Soften berurtbeilt, neil er Dor
een 9etefiipes @enter un6 @erHbar6t
nit g9ettsetteIn in ieinem 9eiis Der.
baftet tpor6en ipar.
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Gterbtidbfeitsberibt.

Satureuee SsnboIt, sc, StdOtiid)es
Snipttal, S1pd6e.
2iiette Seemann, 70, 319 @h:I
BERN Strase, Ser3leioen.
S5etrie gedtpitb, AS, 1919 @inr
Gtrabe, Sebirni9lag
Doris Sdoeffer, 81, 237 2orGiue
@be., Ser5leioeH
Sbonas 5ersuion, 60, 2307 Relion
arefite, 2re5s.
Ssoa 9eti9er, SO, sllermrOra 5lnts,
Ser5f1lag.
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quit in araft. Sbne 3ipeifeI mir6 Der
neueriuG9lte aOnInliiiGr u. g. Dlitten.
oorf aIs gtahiolger 8eilelman's lin
0eiien, crit am II. SeptenIber nbIau.
feitoen 6erlHin ernnniIt meroen, ipor.
auf er Damn ieinen eiseHen lerlnin be.
1inncn Diro.