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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-19

mica> V morales. FL crtdlto. que c> uno dc los
mas importanteS recirSo> de Ia economic. Y que cS
Indispensable para la reforua. no 10 tienc el ca
rranciSmo. .ASi pUc>. al ponerSc EN- circulation
una rcuria nue tenga valor inferior al de IN plata,
GORE 81 rie<go Dc que sea depreciada. orielnando>e
una ALA on 81 valor de las mercanciaS. resultando
iSectaio> necesaria Y fatalmente todoS los ramos
de Ia actividad nacional.
FL pnblico ha viSto en- la reforma. un proceed
mirnto para hacer unsgrau negocio con ei Voiumen
moncJaric ,iel pals. ii lbs nlcvos pesos van Il te-
ner IN tamano muv aprOximado al de las monedaS
dc cinricnia centavnS O "loStoneS". Y de ley inferior
la gran ma>a sexual SOLO obSerya-Ia que ct gohicrno
durliraria por tan >cncillo modo SuS recurSoS. ha-
rienGu un negocio tabUloSo con la deSmnnetlza-
zion de SuS ngrc>oS. para rolVerl" convertible ell
Iotle <una. d IL circulation con q nueVO UrOQuel.
Esta 6pcra"iUn que tan Sencilla parccc Il los
harrndiStaS del carranciSmo. Va Il tropcZar ncceSa-
riamcntr con ln inevitable ley lie Gresham. Y Ell cl
acto. que aIrarczcan las primcraS uuevas mometas.
van a deSapareccr las buenaS o de MAYOR valor.
Los enSayoS hechoS con los "bilimbiqueS" no
pmi-an repetirSc con la noneda inpunemente. ES-
ta.-no< referinloS 4 la nucya.-Sera en- ei acto de-
precii3da. en- rplacion con el valcr que sc proponcn
Garle. Y clio pr"rocara. como eS natural. ell ALA IN
modiata de- los articuloS.
FL gohiernn ~lograr3 deSmonetizar cl numerario
que temca "u Su poder, Y no mas. pucS en- cl acto III
mOneda antigua dcSapareccria de Ii circulation ODE.
,!ccicudo Il In ley economical citada. cvitand0 auto.
maricamente que 81 pa"uen con ella las contribucio-
nc> III @obicrno, para que la decentralization Y rea-
cnnaci6G duplicada Si@a hacierdoSe possible con los
rccur~o> popularcS.
La m"Ieda mala dc>aloja a la buena. Segun Ia
ley economical determimada por 81 famoso cconomi>-
Ia. lie martcr;l que nj apar"cer la Drimera moneda
,c nuevn cano Y lev. todo 81 mmcrario actual dcSa-
parccrr:, del mcrcado. Y taulo el gOhierno cuanto Ia
<ocirdad. So "ncontraran con una mIeva ' tormi-
dablc crisis
Para que IL reforma monetaria fuera possible,
<eria neccSario. en- primer lugar. que la adminiStra-
cion carranciSth turiera caudaleS Suficientc> para
rarantizar Ia operation: V teniendolos. que inSpira-
ra al pIbiico. Ia Suficientr confianza que Is la base
del rrtGito. SOLO asi la >ociedad %qucdarIa Tranquil
la Y SatiSfccla.
Observation-Disclosures heIno> visit" que 81 cHrran-
ciSro no re>pet6 hi ~dcpo>ito> Sagrado>. Los d"po.
SitoS indicates. los hechuS cn todOS los bancoS dc
Ia Republica. los valoreS privado>. los intercSc> de
los EARTHQUAKES las propicdadeS de grandeS cont
n,nias eytranirraS. fucron incautadoS Y cOnfiScd-
dos. dc mancra cue nadic puedc eSrcrar proc"di.
,niontoS que caranticen los dcpoSito$ del mlSmo ca
rranciSmo. Y en- Su< proplaS manos.
Faltan pueS. las PARTICIPATES condicionc> ccono-
micaS Y morales. para que sea oportuna Y heacflca
L. nucya revolution" haccndaria que tenemo> L n
puerta.
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E OLA

p9g2eitIio alarmGG0s. a los comerc'dH-
tes &c Wecico. q, con ellos. al pueblo
gHe comprG q que .pGgd.
lies ian dod0 tan j~ataleS reSu!tG
dos lG& refOy1ndS monetGriGS. dsi scar
0LrG del cerebro pricilegiado de Luis
Cabrera o del cstrecho mGgin dc RI
mel Nieto. qne. trdRcGmeHte, cadG
re- gvc SC anuncia que la monedn 10
a caD,biuT. Ia roadu dc 10" .'".
dc los 6iLIetcS dc Fer9crH~ y &c CHI
| h;nkwn dc los revaiidades alto q jajo
dc los intnlsijicobicS. etc etc. paSr
| pcr todos los cSpiritvS como uNG .te9-
ria fcntcsmag6yica que hiciG Ell cOra-
ION.
mo serd HrG AucUu Gstucn tiHG'l-
cie~o DC los hombreS del cGrTanciS-
mo y no iran mucaoS q queGGr en- Il
| Gale y otros CON los bolsillos rcpic-
toe?
Las DerSOnGS $eNSatuS y p0NdefH-
dos. orgayem; iPero hombre! 81 este
no Is 2apsl. 81 uhi estGm las n10nedGS
! dc orc puro q deslambrGd"' tcy mo.
dc DGi;da piatu las otraSS que eMgG-
| 40 pHede huber!
s. embargo, cl piblico eStd ia" es-
| canddo. que eS cGpd- dc penSGr Qne
los "NaderoS" de rsinte rcn{eS &oH
"chapeddos". y a las monedHS dc ptd-
to sou de csc metal en- qmc sc pore IN
- Loc ne--Oc ~ so les cHClDG
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perflua? Hay hombres a qulenes Sc
ha leido su s~entencia de muerte, que
Sc les ha dejado sufrir esperanto eSa
muerte V despueS... sc les ma dlcho,
idos. estaiS perdonados. "Ellos po-
dram referiros u i~mpresloneS.. Iris
to mismo ha hablado de esta augusta.
de este terror.
Los cargos hechos contra Dos
toievsky Y contra todos sus CANA
| radas eras menos serioS. y ninguno
de ellos pudo ~probarse jamas. En-
| Ultima instancia. Ell Gar Nicolas I
commute la pena en- cuatro de trana-
Jos forzados. Seguidos de ID incorpo-
q, raci6n de los condenados como solda-
dos de Inca en- Siberia.
Ell iia mismo de la ejecucion. % de
diciembre de lS49, Dostoievsky diri-
gio a SUI hermano csta carta, Ia Ill
! TINA escrita en- la f%ortaleza:
Hoy % de d~iciembre, Sc nos he
. conducido a la plaza de Semionovsky.
Ali Sc nos lego la sentencia de muer-
, tie. Sc nos do a besar la cruz v sobre
nuestras cabezas Sc nos han quebrado
nuestras espados. En- fin, hiclnos
nuestra Ultima toilette COZ camlsas
blancas. ALA arriba Sc han fijado a
tres de mis- camaradaS 4 los postes de
, la eiecuci6n. Sc hacia avaHzar a los
condcnados de tres en- tres, 20 era 81
! sexto-y por consiguiente me hallaba
en- la segunda serie. Por tanto no me
, ouedaban mas que nos INSTANCES de
vida. 70 me acorde de II, hermano Y
de tcu0s los tuyos, tn, tn solo DONNA
has mis- pensamientos en- aquel su-
promo instante: entonces c%omprendi
. cuanto te amaba. hermano querido.
! Tuve tempo de abrazar a Plestchelf
' a Dourof que estaban q nj lado y
de decirles adios. Repentinamente 50
TOGO re.irada Y Sc anuncio que su ma
jestad imperial nos cenced:a la vida.
En- scguida Sc nos lego el decreto real.
De todos nosotros, solo Palm obtuvJ
gracia Y pasara al ejercito con su
mismo grado.'
Dos dias despues Dostoievsky fue
enviado = Siberia. Sc lie condujo en-
trineo hastS Tobolsk; de ALI continue
el canine a pie, cargado de cadenas
en- un convoy de prisioneros....
/ Serge PERShY.
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Mr.. GomperS. the ia6V mar So
gtiE lie llaman en- este pGtS de los CO
j tijic1tiroS ~piptorescoS. trsces y pre-
c;SoS. Sc mRsstyu en- IN todo SGtiSte-
che dc los resuitGdo& de "a cORfercc-
! cic igtsrnGcionGl.de ObrcEn". ccjeb?d-
da er la cmdad de Laredo. TerG%, Ia
semonc Ultima.
N"sotroS nos ~CjegramOS dc r3fddd,
dc que asa 10 IN homorc q
guiep este encomeEdddn ma h50T,
cue. 81 giemDrc hG SidO tr~dscc0GcHtGt
q poy toto crtremo jn~'portGnte. Ia de
la r~egHicciGn del t~rrbGjo p Ia crgG"l-
=qciGn dc csc gran poder multiple qte
Sc llama Ia b06lnci6n brbcjadora.
mQchG mdS 10 ScrG ear IN ccrcaHO por
reni-. en- ei ore grcn partc &c ia IL
d. Dabljcc de las HGciOHeS. tendrd que
ester ea las menos del pueblo q, Quien
dice Ell pueblo, dice lbs classes h"nI-
des. rciciHdicadGS por Ia guerra, qnH
NeRcr los cGmpoS q los tdHereS.
Is iR"egabLe. dccimo$. q"c las CO.
lcctjcidoGc& otrcTrS. cUya G~ctnacloE
huStU cl prcSeHte hGb9G qHedddo re
ducidu q un lintitGdisfmo campo. Gho-
gada bajo Ell peso del c~GpltnLSmO M
perante. Gun estrechGda P0r Ia tegtS-
lociGn imperfecto de muchos pa1seS
por 10 que Rqce d tan mportGnteS
cycstioneS. eS ~im1segGbLe que los obre-
ros $erdn recIcmudcs para 10 rcconS-
! tyUcci6R del mHado nHeCo, para Ia or
! qGn;%cci0n de los pHjSeS y de los 90
jicrnoS que, por 10 tantO tendrdn en-
Ia ida poEtica, tiaaneierd, social.
hist6ricn dc las r~acioHcS, pdpet deJ1-
nitro. y elfo$ SerGR. p0r' &u Hunlero
IL Dor en- ratimento actual, los que
decidan de mWchGS coSGS.
lcs para n los obrcroS hGgdn
Scniir dc m0neru electra Ia laer-
~ dc u"c dc&pueS re Ia gt'crro, deS-
! pres dc 10 graz ccnmoci6n que orie"-
IL Il nnundV Dor diStiatOS derroteroS,
tcrdrGr ncccSGrjGmeRte. e$ precise
arc la hnrG de la reconstruction, qnc
Ct MDomclfO de Ia re0rgGRl-Gc1OH, que
Il iaStGrJc intciGi dc Ia luuerG ttC:u
are Il todos eypsru. los encHentre. n"
heckoS gaidGdcS uiSiadoS. 20 Recho5
peoueRoS robrntadeS diSperSn$. stao
conrertidoS en- IN todo moci-o : IN
di,,i$ibic, ca mo gran ~iortote-a mn
ca, 9 canScje"teS, Pe"amc"te c0ns-
cisnteS, del pa pel ore rG! q deSmPe-
na'. para q"e no COMO "."yu
ciHdamc"it 10 mar $'oo G" o''"S o@o-
stones, '"@tfrI"e"to@ &c '"$ mas No.
bleS Y dc los meJ"r PrepofoooS'
NoSotros, q"e Po' tooo y par" '"o''
rotremo$ t"S o}"S a .Het'co y I" 'e'"-
c''"omo% t"@' 20" q" F'oG "'cS ~:
l~pGg'"TAa"' Ok c"9G accom- Ho' 'e!"-
Il q3e SEQ. -, ""'' ''oo$ que {"
tie pas .FecT 'e'sf' Pe"Su""$ ~ -
'rc"''S'olc rae" gee S''" P',:
cn'ioS, CT q"c Ia" 9FG" "o"'e'''' y
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Lo dc Ia rcforn,G ~m0ncu'7G, t'ene
con CT alma en- M hijo, perpiejoS . s"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-07-12

On motion of Supervisor Brown, supported
by Supervisor Heagy. the above report was
accepted and adopted, by the following yea
and nay vote: Yeas, Bolinger, Coleman Gay
nor, Kirby Squier, Bowers. Doyle, Heagy,
Long, Smith, Slonaker, Turner, Brown Chase,
Elkenburg and Burge. Is. Nays, Palmer,
Burger, Schamehorn, Pierce and Hoag, s.
Motion was made by Supervisor Palmer,
supported by Supervisor Burge, that the sheriff
be allowed the sum of 22Izc per meal for the
board of prisoners. Motion carried
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON FINANCE.
To the Board of Supervisors of Van Buren,
County. Mich:
Your Committee on Finance respectfully
submit the following liabilities for the ensuing
year of 1917 and 1918:
SouNty TAX ....'.. ....'.... IO'OOO.OO
Sounty highway OL, IOOUV
County road-Covert act. ........ 100000
We therefore recommend the following
amount be appropriated upon the several
Townships and Wards of the County of Van
Buren,, for the ensuing year.
otate tax $3.50. pO1,1L4SI
Sounty tax .........'... IO'OVVOO
County highway tax. .......... 62, 900
Soldiers relief .............. 100000
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Supervisors of Van Buren, County, Michigan,
levy a tax of 81 100000 upon the assessment
rolls of the County, and that said tax be col
lected afAlspaid to the Treasurer of said County
in the same manner that other taxes are col
lected and paid and that the said sum of
81 ,0000 90 so raised by levy. be expended under
the direction and under the order of said Board
of Supervisors of Van Buren, County. for the
benefit of said Van Buren, County Agricultural
and Horticultural Society in the purchase of
premiums.
Further, that the Board of Supervisors ap-
point committee of three of the Supervisors
to cooperate with said Association for the pur-
pose of making premium lists, also that the
Secretary of the Fair Association submit to the
Board of Supervisors at the October session of
1918, report of the amount of premiums paid
on exhibit.
Respectfully submitted,
STEPHEN A. DOYLE.
Motion made by Supervisor Doyle, sup
ported by Supervisor Heagy, that the above
resolution be adopted. Motion was then
made by Supervisor Burge, supported by Su-
pervsor Elkenburg, that the above motion be
amended and that the sum of $4,000 be ap-
propriated. The amendment lost by the fol-
lowing yea and nay vote: Yeas, Schamehorn,
Gaynor, Squier, Hoag Elkenburg, and Burge,
6. Nays, Bolinger, Coleman Palmer. Burger,
Kirby, Pierce, Powers. Doyle, Heagy, Long.
Smith, Slonaker, Turner, Brown and Chase,
IS. The original motion then carried by the
following yea and nay vote: Yeas, Bolinger,
Coleman, Palmer, Kirby PIERCE Bowers,
Doyle, Heagy, Long, Smith, Slonaker. Turner,
and Chase. l3. Nays, Burger. Schamehorn,
Gaynor Squier, Brown, Hoag. Elkenburg and
Burge, 8.
Motion made by Supervisor Hoag, support
ed by Supervisor Burger, that the assessment
of Mrs. Rice, amounting to 100000 be
stricken from the tax roll of the First Ward of
the City of South Haven. Motion carried
On motion of Supervisor Heagy, supported
by Supervisor Doyle. Supervisors Kirby, Bur-
ger and Smith were appointed as a committee
of this Board, to cooperate with the Hartford
Fair Association for the purpose of making
premium lists etc.
On motion of Supervisor Burger, supported
by Supervisor Squier, the bill of the Hartford
School District No. J. for one-half of the ex-
pense of the County Normal School, for the
year 1917 and 1918, was referred to the Com
mittee on General Claims.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1917


Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll called. Quorum present.
The minutes of yeserdays proceedings were
read by the Clerk and approved
REPORT OF INSPECTORS OF JAILS.
For the County of Van Buren,. of Inspection
made September 18th, 1917.
To Hon. Board of Supervisors and the State
Board of Corrections and Charities:
The undersigned Inspectors of Jails for the
County of Van Buren,, in compliance with the
provisions of law (Sections 2537-2542, Com
piled Laws, 1879, respectfully report:
That on the 4th day of September. 1917.
they visited and carefully inspected the County
Jail of said County, and found as follows:
|. That during the period since the last re-
quired report and the date of this examination,
there has been confined at different times 43
prisoners charged with ofenses as follows:
Ofense Male Female Whole
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100000
County road-Covert act.

County road-Covert act. $500. 100000
Committee.
Owen w. Long,
CT. Brown,
c. ]. Palmer,
Stephen A. Doyle,
II. J. Slonaker
On motion of Supervisor Slonaker, support
ed by Supervisor Brown. the above report was
accepted and adopted
On motion of Supervisor Long, supported
by Supervisor Turner, the Board adjourned
until tomorrow morning at nine clock.
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O. M. Vaughan.
Supt. of Poor.
A. Elgas,
Supt. of Poor.
Roscoe w. Broughton,
Sec'y. Supt. of Poor.
A. F. Hurlbut,
COUNTY, Aoept

On motion of Supervisor Slonaker, support
ed by Supervisor Turner, the above report was
accepted and adopted.
Motion was made by Supervisor Long, sup
ported by Supervisor Kirby. that the County
Road Commissioners be authorized to borrow
money from other road funds, at this time, to
complete roads which are under construction,
said sums to be returned to the respective road
fund out of next years appropriation; pro-
vided, that the sum borrowed does not exceed
the amount appropriated Motion carried
Supervisor Squier presented the following
recommendation, and moved it's adoption
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors:
The Van Buren, County Commission recon-
mend that the appropriation of S $500 90, voted
last year for Trunk Line road west of Decatur,
in Decatur Township be expended in Decatur
Township, to extend Trunk Line road now un-
der construction toward Decatur Village.
Geo A. Dillenbeck,
Robert Trip,
Hayes Disbrow.
Upon support of Supervisor Kirby, the rec
concentration was adopted
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of Van
Buren, County:
Gentlemen:
I In accordance with the provisions of a reso-
luton passed by the Board of Supervisors on
the | 9th day of October, 1914, have the honor
to present to you the following report for the
premiums paid in the several departments of
the Van Buren, County Agricultural and Hor-
tcultural Society for the Fair October End to
the 9th, 1917.
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County Agent.

County Agent
On motion of Supervisor Burger. supported
by Supervisor Slonaker, the above report was
referred to the Building Committee.
Motion was made by Supervisor Slonaker.
supported by Supervisor Squier, the matter
making new lease on the old fire proof build
ing was referred to the Committee on County
Buildings.
REPORT OF APPORTIONMENT COM.
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On motion of Supervisor Bowers, supported
by Supervisor Doyle, the above report was
accepted and adopted
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON FINANCE.
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors.
Your Committee on Finance hereby submit
the following report, of the several amounts to
be spread upon the several tax rolls of the diff
ferent Townships and Wards of the County Of
Van Buren, for the year 1917:
Owen w. Long,
G.. F. Brown,
H. ]. Slonaker
G. J. Palmer,
Stephen A. Doyle.
AL MENA
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-08-14
ITEMS ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW

Register at Kirtley's office.
Register at Kirtley's Office.
Pay your subscription.
G. r. Spencer WAS down from
East Fork last Monday.
E. r. Madssn and wife were
here the fore part OF the week.
Save your old clothes-they
might save some Belgian's life
II our country isn't worth
fighting for It isn't worth living
in!
An ounce Of pep is worth a ton
of peace talk.
Al. West and wife and Clay
Vance were up from Dickey last
Sunday.
Help lick the / aiser BY tuying
shrift stamps. For sale at the
postofice.
George Hosford ana wife and
Lou Frost and wife we're here
fiom Clayton last Friday.
Don't burn up your old wear
ing apparel-it will be called for
soon by the Red Cross, who will
send the same to suffering Bel.
gians.
The Stanley Council of De.
tense and the Red Gross will
give a dance and supper at the
Falls Hotel, Friday. August 23rd
to which ill are invited.
DR.. H. H. Scarborough, the
eye specialist, will be at the Lea
to Hotel, Challis, Friday, Avg
ust g. If You have trouble with
your eyes or glasses see him,
Those who ean should call early
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For School Superintendent

ForSchocl Superintendent
I hereby announce myself as q
candidate for the nomination Of
Superintendent of Public Instruc
ton for Custer county, Idaho.
subject to the will of the voters
at the Republican primaries on
September 3rd., 1918.
MRS. MARGARET BURNHAM
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For State Senator

My friends throughout the
county having prevailed upon
me to be a candidate for Sta'o
Senator, l hereby announce my.
self as a candidate for the nomi-
nation for that office; subject to
the will Of the votere as express
ed at the Democratic primaries
to be held in this County. Sep.
TENDER 3rd. 1918.
i. r. WILSON
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CANDIDATES AN
NOUNCEMENTS
For Sheriff

I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the nomination for
the Office of Sheriff of Custer
county, idaho, subject to the will
of the voters at the Republican
primaries to be held in this coun.
ty September 3rd., 1918. Z
FRANK w. CUMMlNS
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For Commissioner

l hereby announce myself as q
candidate for the nomination of
County Commissioner of District
No. 2 of Custer County, subject
to the will of the voters as ex-
pressed at the Republican pri-
maries to be bald September Ord
1918. GEORGE HOSFORD
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For Assessor

I hereby announce my candi.
dacy for the nomination of the
Office of Assessor of Custer coun
ty, Idaho, subject to the will of
the voters as expressed at the
Democratic primaries to be held
September Bird, 1918.
D. M. BURNETT
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For Probate Judge

thereby announce myself as a
candidate for the nomination for
the Office of Probate Judge OF
Custer county, Idaho; subject to
the will of the voters as express
ed at the Republican Primaries
tn be held iE this county on Sep.
TENDER 3rd.. 1918.
M. A. DILLINGHAM
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For County Commissioners

I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the nomination OF
OF County Commissioner of Dis.
trict No. 2. Custer. county. Ida.
ho, subject to the will of the 70.
ters as exprdssed at the Republi.
can primaries on September 3rd.
1918. L. S. NIECE
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For Commissioners

I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the nomination OF
County Commissioner for Dis
trict No. l, of Custer county. l.
daho, subject to the will Of the
voters at the Republican pri.
maries on September 3rd.
RICHARD BENNETTS
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NOTICE

You are hereby notified to cut
md remove all noxious weeds
krom in and about your premises
within ten days from date of
this notice or the same will be
But and removed and charged a.
SAinst the prope rty.
Il G. l.. Kirtley, Health Officer
By E. W. Hovey, Clerk.
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For Sheriff.

l hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the nomination for
the Office Of Sheriff of Custer
County. Idaho. subject to the
will of the voters az expressed at
the Republican primaries to be
held in this county on Tuesday,
September 3rd, 1918.
w. K. HUNTINGTON
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Cash in bank .--..~ .S207 10
State OF Idanc, 20, nty # Custer
l, VIM. Bes err, tres>ursr Of the
Custer County Council OF Defense for
Salmon River dist,i,t, 60 hereby Ger.
ii hat III above is full. true and
correct statement of al moneys uecsiv
81 an paid OFT by me for . id Coun-
Gil Of Dofebsa up o August 10, ISIS.
WA. BUS rER, IRA ursr
Correct. Attest: u. h. DILLINuHAN
Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18Th day Of August, lo's.
E. w. HOvEY, Notary Public
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-08-14
For Treasurer

: For Irea&urer
l hereby announce my candi-
dacy for the nomination of the
Office of Treasurer of Custer
county. Idaho, subject to the
will of tee voters as expressed a,
the Democratic primaries Sep
TENDER 3rd., 1918.
FRANCES e. FISHEL
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-08-14
For Sheriff

|. I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the nomination OF
Sheriff of Custer county, Idaho.
subject to the will of the, voters
at the Republican primaries on
September 3rd.
IT. r. JONES
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-08-14

I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Office of County
Commissioner of District No. 9.
subject to the will of the voters
as expressed at the Republican
primaries to be held September
3rd, 9l8.-BARTLET FALLS
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-08-14
FINANCIAL STATEMENT

Council OF re 'ense, Sal u, n Rive Di
trict. Custer &C uutr, IDAHO
March % Rae. iv, d en- darcs . 70 90
July Z" 18th com 81 90
July 80 T. cornty 200 60