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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-27
BIG BASKET BALL
GAMES TOMORROW
AND SATURDAYA At
Agricultural College and Univers.
ity Teams TO Meet in Only Col.
lege Games to BE Played Here
This Season.

The University basketball players
have entirely recovered from the de-
fsafs Inflicted upon them last week
hy the View Mexico Arrles and are
louking forward 90 The coming %
their ancient enemics here Tor their
series " games % be- piabe I'd at the y.
81 g.. A floor Fridiy and Saturday
nights. several ~ the university
hats were pretty badly bruised NJ In
the games 80 Las cruces bot have
TOW entirely recovered and are out
for revenge The team. which has
been ~conaiUsrahiy strengthened since
lsst week hy the addition ~ several
nov men. has been Nnrklng ut the Y.
NJ g. \ floor eVert nrht tins week
from to 90 O'clock 90 the snap
aud pep shown has been very graft
Tying 20 tho varsity supporters
Friday and Saturday urhts Will be
the onlk chances thHt the basketball
fans OF the Cits Will htNp uf seeing
college teams ln action this year ana
they cnn be safely assured that they
viii get their muntys worth at both
games The probable lineup fDr the
Agg ~ will he.
Hoss and Htl. forwards. p'Hiara.
center. Fuller and Guham, guards.
The men who Will start for the
university Will be
peudorfrass and Motifs ur dues.
pheids forwards, Foraker. center.
Grceniraf and Wlttvn guards.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-27
A NERVOUS WRECK
From Three Years Suffering. Says
Cardui Made Her Well.

Texas City. Tsx.-ln an interesting
statement. Mrs. q. ~ Sehill, Of this town
says "For three years suffered untold
Igony with my head. was unable 10
do any Of my work.
Just wanted 10 sleep all the time, iof
that was the only ease could get, when
vas asleep. became a nervous wreck
lust from the awful suffering with my
head.
was so nervous tina, re least noise
would make me jump out OF my bed. !
had no energy, and was unable 10 do
anything, Ny son, a young boy, had 10
DO al my household duties.
was not able 10 DO anything until 7
took Cafdgi. took three bottles In all,
and Il surely cured me Of those awful
headaches, That has been three years
ago, and know The cure Is permanent.
ioT ! have never had sny headache since
taking Cardui. E.
Nothing relieved me until | took cardui
II did wonders for me-"
Try Cardui for your lroubles-made
from medicinal ingredients recommended
In medical books as being OF benefit IN
female troubles, and 20 years Of use has
proven thai the books are right. Begin
Nking Cardui today. Nc.ib
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-27
PRINCESS PATRICIA
WEEDS COMMANDMENT
ROYAL BRITISH NAVY
Social Event Creates More Stir
Than ANY Other Happening
Since Outbreak Of War; High
Officials Attend.
I. .s,oo.,su -.ss,

London. Feb. s1-Puncess patri-
fin ~ ConnauFht and Commander
Alexander a. ~ Ramsay. u y. were
married ~ Westminster Abbey a.
noon today. No other social event
since the outbreak 81 the war hiss
created such public interest crowds
assembled early M the day along the
over which the princess drove
with her father, thu duke % Cun-
uaught from - James palace TO
Westminster Abbey about which
thronFH waited patiently Tot a glimpse
Of tho popular bride.
The ceremony was performed hy
the Archbishop uf Canterbury. assist.
ei by the Dean 81 Westminster and
other noted e%cciiastics la the p%resenc.
% klnF George and Queen Msry snd
a great sssrmhlage 81 members % tho
royal family. distinguished officials
Of the British ana foreign govern.
% ents and friends and visitors from
abroad Ambassador and Mrs John
" Davis we're present The prince
~ Wales made a special visit from
tho continent tn attend the ceremony
The bride entered the abbey hy th"
west door which BE- used uuly ON ug
ctsiuns ~ importance Her gown ~
white hrurtdod pnHnr over silver
ltDo the outer gown being caught up
with silver lovers kuutr D Caulcd
q bouquet presented 10y the Princess
Tat Canadian regiment aud tied with
the rorimental eolurs
court mourning oyr the death NJ
Z riucp John was waived Cor tho uCra
sion and the elegant ~ the
bodies lsut a icstHl tr 60 'hs assem-
hltrc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-27
Grant County to Form
Chamber of Commerce

silver city. y N, Feh ss-rians
are being made by merchants o. this
city aud by citizens % Grant. county
for the organization % r. county
chamber Of n mines ln-
usual Interest h. being taken In the
chamber by representative citizens
Tho plan proposed b. 10 ~reorEanize
the silver City Chamber o. Commerce
and 10 enlHrre u int a county wide
body Captain Daniel &. imboden.
formerly ~ the field artillery. who
has been discharged. will be aecre-
mry 81 the new chamber.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-27
Bird Program to
Be Given Friday
Al Women's Club

Illustrated lecture WhIgh Aluu Leo.
puIL will deliver 80 the special meet.
ing ~ the Woman club which VAL
boz hrit tomorrow afternoon MI Leo.
poId BE- 900, uf the bind authorities "
tho Southwest HrI hts shat b" prob
ably /, fu,.' uUI musf complete
collection uf lantern sIlIrs of birds bon
their uttI,, element .u thls section ui
the country
Tho p|.ytuI.s fIuu which tho slides
wrfp made have, beet gathered los
Mr Leopold tuI t number ul hIa
friends fhIuuFn NrHTH nI scientific
study OF birds u tb,ir native element
Some ui Tine u.,futHs are absolutely
unique ST. irlpuid wu give u E,u
,rlI description uf tug .fruhrr'd
friends l# tr.f urD shown nu the
screen
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-27
{. OF {. ANNOUNCES
PROGRAM FOR THE
/ STOCKMtN'S MEET
Entertainment Of q Most Interest.
ing Type viii Be offered Visit.
ing stockmen and Their Wives
Throughout Convention.

complete plAna Tor the program Z"
h' carried out ht "" annual con
Ncnti"u ~ Tue N"N NrNir" cattle tnd
li"ir" bf"wriH Hsr"ctnttnu Mhlrh
starts h"ir MAf'h -H o. lasts ihitt
dahH nave been completed h tho
'hhiINff W commerce. committee
when J.. ih rhHtr" 90 The entertain
incnt The regular meetings VIII h'
h'lh az fhf 'rNHfHl thrlfof IhF inl'
wv '''' ~
u,
".'
~ '"'
IN NNN NN'I hiN' hNH hN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-27
O|Az. DISTRICT HEAD
OF JUSTICE BUREAU,
LEAVES FOR FL PASO
A. r. Gero Will Assume Duties
Here and Offices VIII Be Con.
tinued in the Federal Building ;
Dias May Head Texas District.

" ~ piag. head II the bureau of
investigation OF the department ui
Justice Tor this district. Will leave this
,.tr tonight for ~ rasu Mr. biaE h1s
held this federal office m Alhuuurr.
que fuf some time tui the department
has been very effective under bic
leadership 4 g. lore thH new in-
tumhaut Of this position arrived here
b rsf"rtHN and VIII tuls Immediate
tharr" ~ The office which D. ioctt.
ed To- the federal building
Whether Mt uiHz Will he placed ln
charge of he main oflr, ~ tho %
iIs1 district be- NOT known ut this
time although ruUIurs uf thlH have
reached here from fhHt rIN Mr.
NIHy hima'' does not know exactly
where he Will hr stationed but a..
v,ts Go receive orders from wash uE
ton Ha ouu Is hs Reaches ~ tHHu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-27
Man Arrested Here
On an Old Charge

Jos, AnIia. rn o%x-rnu,ict. was ar
rested this afternoon hy OFFICER Mo-
rHru ON . charge ~ stealing Il Npe-
writer from the stock exchange ~ IN.
old combs hotel \ machine. which
H. a ltuyui was found lu Anillts poi g.
session by officer MntHrp this morn
iug Auiln will appear boz police court
thiH tvruuou o. answer 60 the
charge
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-27
Faulty Flue Causes
A Small Fire Today

IIru caused l small amount 90 dam.
IE, thiH afternoon lt the huulU Ut
MIS- NIuups ..1 West cold avenue
The nI1sn started from e faulty llur
The nrr department arrived upon the
scene before much damage was dome
Th, dwelling is the property ct ~hri-
it ltya ~ slrulru county
Itching plies provoke profanity hut
profanity wont remove them, poan's
ointment .a recommended for Itch,
ing, bleeding M penetrating piles. soc
a. any drug store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-27
President ConferS
With congressman

Washington. Feb Two hour
% conferences with members 81 CON
Efssf on tho legislative situation vefr
arranged today with President VII.
SON He planned Co he In his office
a. the capitol from . in 60 $3.50
H'cioCk this afternoon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-27
NEED FOR CHANGES
IN PEACE LEAGUE
DRAFT EMPHASIZED

Washington. Fob 20 "Details -f
the ~pr,HIdoutH conference with COM
rr,ssmrn lHsI uIsh' continued to de-
tsinp today boo tho discussions Doe.
tween tHs whit, house guests and
other members of congress one of
The developments wUs thr apparent
certainty that fH' preHlrnt does mot
wish Hut turtuII spfvasIuu 90 fH.s
tuU Iu fIt tentative draft
SOM. republicans who Ntfr Hf the
conference STATED TODAY that fHr pres
Ii'u'H iIH,UHs.uu emphasized fnr uv"I
fHI amendment uf th. tentative lrHu
fo establish precisely m,u, important
principle isboui D@uutru'"rs. cor luss.
Huu
pr slIrri wilson H woe understood
tudH, id mot venture predictions
ts fu when ueHUs would tt,ufulllN ht
os'uhl shed but informed tho com-
mittrr members thar hu wls strain
lur sN,fN nerve toward 90, conclusion
rf pvI,D litIuE that every Say Of de-.
luN Increased 60, danger OF coupii.
,liIuuH especially Iu G,rmBut
SuuIr 30 n tuuwfttt,mru gained
tH, impression that uu, president Wta
willing 'U accept u specific amend.
mont OF fNU proposed constitution fn
Euy IHutrr maintenance of the Mon.
fur iutiriUy Thtt said however
tNtf hv Indicated % such amend
mont might rtIsr i-suss of 1 related
nature WUI,H would prove su difn.
uult of uifus mrni Mat the pu.sIhIi.
IN ul ~ adoption wtH remote
while i@iscussirl tbr armament
provisions uf iHH rHru,- Huusttuf 100
o.. president wns .a.uI tn, reason
fu| CLAUS. %ftf.rTuU fu v~urHIdrUtIuU
H.lUu lIt'H country EtUrfHphIU ff
IFI.u In Determining ItH arrived
'.IU.H TO- H .NI Dob Does, fusv'rUI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-27
Woman's Club to Give
Dance and Card Party

The womans ciub card party and
dance ton rht 81 Eiks club promises
q, boz the hrirht social event ~ the
season.
Good music and good refreshments
are provided This being thc f.rst APP
psuTluce ~ ths club before the pub
lt this season nothing hHs hvon spar
ct Co. prepare a delightful evening fuf
fnr EurHts To, huur BE- n o'clock
Come tui don forget your partner
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-27
Lupus Claims Not to
Have Taken Jewelry

EuUun lupus WAS arrested THIS 49,.
ttruuuu It officer Nurtgu ou o.
charge uf stealing H considerable
amount of Irwr'rN from D. Murelli
tupuH appeared 100 police court thus
afternoon and entered a plea ot not
guilty llr gave hurd Tor hls appear.
nee. tomorrow morning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-27
Mortuary
Mis- Nrna Iio~-

Miss Nrma I,oS-.
MHs Nrma Nuss. aged ~. of iOns
South walnut street died ut 40 this
morning She moved here nh0u re-
year ago from oklahoma Fred rrol-
lott viii announce the funeral ar
engagements later
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-27
wIWat mn Ntnekrd

Washington. T'I "a lu the hope
90 retrhIuE 70 futI vote before adj
iuurumrut. the spuftr tsint uuk CON
- Iteration uf th, uul H"pprupruHtiuE
uar billion dollars 90 ,ttIs nut guar
tutrss fnf uhr 1919 crup ~ wheat aH
fixed hN the president lu ursluE De-
passage SENATOR trunnn NJ Nufth
Dakota declared thui The farmers 81
the ruuutfN lusl more than % billion
dollars Hs t result uf tho wheat price
fNIur BOO and ih'f this Wrlsur"
wpull NOT UIuIr than compensate
them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-27
WITH
ENEMY At SPA IS
HALTED SUDDENLY

POO" tN~fln"HdHNH IrH 70
u Itfllu dispatch stating that owing
g. the sudden suspension % armistic'
negotiations 'h' irrmru commission
left spa THE morning Cor Berlin tn"
reason Tot ~" reported suspension IN
NOT given ''n"r1l ~l.udrndnru De- 'N
p'.i'l in arrive ih b'illu tomorrow
'ut Fi'li Marshal N"u hlnd"uhure
VIII 81" there shortly
N'g''1il"ur between allied hnd
'"tulah i~Ihlu.ifl economic und mn
tiih wiaHi"uH nave h'"h 10 progress az
uu Iutlfuutiuu from allied sources that
tuNthIug iu th, nature uf q crisis had
Developed no .r' 10 the absence uf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-27

40 uttr.f how wHnt ruul books o.
UI.|. Huus sHr t'rus .I.H' HH .fuk
uE ,HIu.H CO." UaE h,f mu.I. ItHgHf
boo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-27

luue wurl. Dixie long dreams frU
Iuru'H hll, something wrong about
fH, uu1, fsiHuIluE
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-03-13
An Americans 'Inside Story" of the French
Foreign Legion

hand, ruefully gazing down at small
stack of sandbags which marked and
blocked a small exit into No Mans
| Land
1He might have been soldier but
he did not look it. He might have
been French, but America was stamp
ed all over that free moving, power
full figure, in his quick acting, decisive
manner, and his set jaws, square cut
like paving block.
"And thus we two Americans, who
had arrived from different directions,
each animated by the same idea, sat
down at the jumping off place amid
those unnatural surroundings and got
acquainted. He had been 10 months
without furlough. Between the oc-
casional roll of musketry and the rat
tat-tat-tat of machine gun fire we
watched the pyrotechnic display and
talked"
And here is his story of an incident
of war:
"Over the top. The pan alongside
puts in his bayonet as the order is
passed down the line to go over on
command The officers snap out:
Five minutes; three minutes; one min
ute; En- Avant.' The Colonials, the
Moroccans, the Legionnaires, all mix
ed up, arrive at about the same time.
"More grenades and more German
prisoners. The first line men keep
going. German dead lie all about.
German equipment is piled around;
we meet the living enemy.
blinded with gas, blundered along
bayonet fixed, finger on trigger, STUN
bling over dead and wounded Germans
humping into sharp corners of the
trench or into another gas maze. Some
one pulled my coat from behind and
discovered that our men were going
into cross trench.
eve got into another boche machine
gun crossing and the orders came to
OONn. JOOiNOl a raj oHCiI
crater about 20 yards to the left
where half a dozen poilus were lying
in comfort below the earth level and
fairly safe.
Crawling toward them on my
stomach with nose on the ground, l
felt the earth shake Impossible to
hear in the never ending cannon roar
looked up, and about 80 or 100 feet in
the air above where they had rested,
as on teeter-after going up, before
coming down. saw number of blue
overcoats. l looked over the edge of
the shell crater and found it empty.
| crawled in and stayed until dark |
ness relieved me.
"The attack lasted all night. All
the officers had been killed except a
little squeaky voiced lieutenant who
would not give the order to retreat. |
"The dead were in rows by hun
dreds, thick as autumn leaves, each
man on his stomach, face to the foe"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-03-13

GOOD luck, my soldier. You
Americans are an extraordinary
people. You are complex. We have
thought we understood you, but we
have not. We never know what you
will do next" @
1t was thus that his French land
lady replied to John Bowe when he
informed her that he had joined the
Foreign Legion.
Legionnaire Bowe does not tell us
what rejoinder he made, but explains
that he entered the service of France
at the Hotel des Inyalides, that his
toric structure on the banks of the
Seine, built by Napoleon Bonaparte
as home and refuge for his worn
out soldiers.
Before he became legionnaire he
was John Bowe of Candy, Mimi, went
to the Spanish War with the 18th
regiment of his state, and to the Phil
ippines, and was present at the cap
ture of Manila August IS, 1898.
The military history of Bowe is
written all over his uniform coat. He
wears the United States service med
ais denoting participation in the
Spanish war and the Philippine insur-
rection, and to show that the partic-
ipation was energetic, the Congress
sional Medal of Honor. He has the
Croix de Guerre with star upon the
ribbon, showing his individual cita-
ton, and the Serbian medal, of which
a limited number were presented by
the prince regent of Serbia to Presi-
dent Poincare for distribution to of
ficers and men for distinguished con-
duct under fire. He wears the four
aeere of the Legion, and upon his
left sleeve the device which marks
the grenade thrower of two years
trench service. The crescent and
bomb on his cap indicate the Legion's
Moroccan division.
Legionnaire Bowe does not hamper
himself with too connected story
in a new book he has written, SOL
diers of the Legion but he served
altogether in two different regiments
in France, and one of his experiences
was 20 days and nights under con-
tinuous German shell fire.
Briefly, Legionnaire Bowe recites
the history of his unit.
"The Americans" says Legionnalre
Bowe, "were new element IN this
polyglot assembly. They considered
themselves just as good as anyone
placed in authority over them. The
American knew that he must obey or
ders to obtain results, but he wanted
no more orders than were necessary.
He tells how he met one American |
called Dubois:
"From the shelter | could see a
figure, clad in an old abb
breviated bathrobe, tassels hanging
down in front, shoes unlaced, rifle in /
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-03-13
w. B. WILSON, Secretary of Labor.

following named persons constitute
the compiled jury list for the county
of Gem, state of Idaho, for the year
1919, they being selected from their
respective, precincts in proportion to
the number of votes cast therein at
the regular 1918 general election, the
whole number thereof being not less
than so jurors for each term of the
district court to be held in said coun-
ty in the year 1919:
Compiled Jury List for Year 1919
| Gross Precinct. M. DeMasters,
Louis Paddock, ]. W. Cramer
Ola Precinct E. Flake, Chas. E.
Blessinger, H. J. Ballantyne, Arch Nc
Kellar, Roy Baldwin, Frank Holbrook,
Grant Vaughan, Geo. T. Pennington,
Robert ]. Newell.
Sweet Precinct,-H. M. Chase, Har-
ry Sweet, H. H. Hamilton, Owen j.
Dix, Chas. F. Jensen, John NJ Hol-
brook, w. X. Yergenson, Robt. w.
Linebarger, j. j. Kirkpatrick, John M
Young, Joseph Youngbauer.
Montour Precinct-Geo. +. Vadney,
R. E. holland, Frank Mcconnell, A. H.
Dudenbostel, Oliver ]. Garfield, Frank
E. Volkmer, Chas. F. Campbell, ]. j.
Amos.
Pearl Precinct-C. c. Stinson, M. j.
Handy, Rhinehart Schiller.
South Emmett-Eli Lanktree, E. w
Sitter, P. W. Polly, H. Haylor, c. L.
Carnage, Kirk Landers, Herman Wer-
lie, R. B. Wilson, Ed Modin, Geo. P
Hall, Guy B. Dayton, w. C. Stone, T.
B. Hargus, W. C. Tucker, NJ A. Patti
son, B. j. Shank, Ed Tyler, T. C. Bar
ringer, ]. F. T. Bayse, d. John, John
&C. Bane, V. B. Munday, Chas. A. Wills,
John Barbour, Jonathan Moulton, E.
&c. Rundstrom, V. T. Craig, Geo. Dur
ham, G. F. Shelley, Fred A. West,
Frank r. Chaplin, George W. Fenton,
A. w. Judd, Thos. Murphy, Andrew
Little, Chas. r. Whitman, r. E. Rose,
Geo. Burkhard, p w. Casper, A. A.
Richards, W. l.. Nicol, Ira N. Dillon,
j. W. Burton, Chas. Cantrall, Frank
Tarleton, E. W. Sheets.
North Emmett. W. Brown, Mar
tin Clopton, J. Loe Reed, H. A. Black
Langroise, Claude Bucknum, VIM. A
Tenney, B. G: Riggs, Sr., A, Cruick-
shank, Dave Martin, D. D. Knox, Ed
d. E. Smithson, E. NJ. Reilly, w. w.
hoops, Leslie Mills, norman NELSON,
Nephi Yergenson, Charles Linden, j.
P. Dion, Walter Knox, j. A. Haines,
VIM. Ames, C. L. Anderson, E. B. Pre-
bic, Adam Klingback, S. B. Mcmillan,
Frank T. Sanders, Roy E. Keithley, F.
A. DeClark, J. McNish, H. w. Hollar,
H. H. Cochran.
West Emmett H. Cronk, Claude
Whiteside, r. E. Shaw, F. f. Graham,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-03-13
Construction Adds the Wealth of the Country-BUD NOW
BOISE PAYETTEt LUMBER COMPANY

r. B. Wilson, clerk of the court and
ex-offlcio auditor and recorder.
George F. Church, assessor
]. p. Reed, prosecuting attorney.
Ella E. Reed, county superintend-
ent.
E. E. Forshay, surveyor.
c. d. Bucknum, coroner.
Upon motion the board adjourned
to 10 o'clock a. m, January IA, 1919.
Approved:
OTTO WILHELM, Chairman.
Attest:
GEO. F. CHURCH, Clerk.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-03-13

The petitions of Sarah Dymoke for
cancellation of delinquent tax certif-
cate, and Anna Scott for refund of
taxes were disallowed for statutory
reasons.
The petition of H. w. Leisy for the
cancellation of delinquent certificate
No. 2 for the year 1908 on north 1S41
feet, lot l., Sweet, was granted and
said certificate ordered cancelled.
The board made the following order:
Order.
The petition of Jack Norwood and
others, filed with the clerk of this
board on the 18th day of January, 1919,
praying for the creation of herd
district, to be called Herd District
No. 2, of Gem County, Idaho" being
presented to this board, it is hereby
ordered:
l. That the said petition is hereby
set down for hearing before this
board at the hour of o'clock p. m.
on the Bird day of February, 1919.
2. That the clerk of this board
cause publication of notice of such
hearing to be made by three publica-
tions in the Emmett Index, the first
publication to be at least two weeks
before the said date of hearing; and
that he further cause to be posted in
three conspicuous public places within
said proposed herd district said notice
of hearing.
g. That the clerk of this board
cause proof by affidavit of such pub
LEGATION and posting to be filed herein
before the time set for said hearing
Upon motion the board adjourned
to 10 o'clock a. m. January, Is, 1919.
Approved:
OTTO WILHELM, Chairman.
Attest:
GEO. F. CHURCH, Clerk.
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COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS

January II, 1919.
Upon motion the board made tine
following order:
1t is hereby ordered that the coun-
ty auditor and treasurer transfer
$265.02 from the warrant redemption
fund to the Gem county expense fund
1t is hereby ordered that wherever
during the year 1918, the collectors
of road poll taxes have collected such
taxes from persons who we're actual
residents in other road districts, that
the sums thus collected shall, upon
satisfactory showing of the fact, be
transferred to the road district of
which the taxpayer was a resident.
1t appearing to this board that the
collector of road poll taxes in Road
District No. So has collected road poll
taxes from 81 persons who were, at
the time of such collection, residents
within the city of Emmett, said tax
amounting to 1921; it is hereby or
dered that rs per cent Of the said
sum be transferred to the credit of
the city of Emmett, and 25 per cent
of said sum be transferred to the gen.
eral road fund OF the county of Gem.
w. KNOX, Chairman.