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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-11-02
CHAPTER 103.
III. B. No: 274.)

SALE OF STATE BONDS IN THE
sum OF $4,000 .Oo0;- APPR0PRIAT..
5NG THE H6E PR R 81 PE9 THE SALE dE
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SALE OF SAID BONDS HEREBY
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Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the
section o. l! i'i For the purpose of pro-
for portion Of tho cost of laying out,
81 state 6ishways in the state Of Idaho
a loan Of 100000 is hereby author
ICED to be negotiated upon. the faith
Sec. ., The state Trea.urer. Il
rected to issue bonds OF the state IN
such denominations a. he deems ad.
visable, aggregating the amount Of ths
loan authorized In section !. which
shall be known as Idaho state high.
way bonds. fourth Issue. and shall be.
come due 20 years from the date Of
their issuance. Such bonds shall beal
interest at q rate which shall not ex
ced the rate of five percentum per an
mum. and such interest shall be paid II
equal semi-annual installments upol
the 1st day OF January and the ls
day of July in each year. Such in
stallments of interest shall be evt
denced by 40 interest coupons attache,
to each bond in such manner that the,
may be detached and removed withou
mutilating either the bond or the cou
pons themselves and be numbered con
secutively from l to 40 inclusive. An
or all of said bonds may. at the pleas
ure Of the state, be paid off and re
deemed after 10 years from the dat
Sec. ). The state treasurer sha
suitable bonds In proper form wilt
the purpose of carrying out the pro
visions Of this act.
by Virtue Of the provisions Of this q
state Of Idaho With his own prope
as sss . s:f t:ss:. S 81 :Is.:$ .s;'ss
secretary of state In his official e.
pacity and be authenticated by havin
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Earle Haworth, who is working for
Sebern Williams, spent Sunday in
Center Point.
We were all glad to see the sun
again last Saturday, after having so
much rain.
Miss Martha Williams preached at
Center Point last Sunday afternoon
Harold Tucker, who is teaching at
Weiser, spent the weekend with his
wife.
s Miss leila Justice spent Tuesday
night with Ethel Fisher.
Rev. Charles Whitney of Ohio
preached at the church last Sunday
morning and evening.
Miss "Shorty" Nordyke spent Tues
day night with Babe" Tucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Williams call
ed on Mr. and Mrs. R. w. Williams
Sunday afternoon.
The faculty of the academy are
going to give Halloween party to
the student body this evening (Fri-
day.
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prSvlsi0n and not previously. repaid.
ho Sec; IL; For the payment Of the
the interest which shall accrue I'll there ano
tSe faith f. s ns er terms sR
state Of Idaho !. solemniy pledged. and
OF. the United States Of America az ana
when the same shall become due the
state At, treasurer Ir. shall reserve any and
to ali other claims whatsoevcr. except
other bonds Of the ' state sta Of fdaS no
heretofore issued under acts Of the
Legislature s.s " e said lat state
give two weeks notice by publ cation
II, int two O., ne W papers Of general circala-
state Of Idaho. u the i ntension Of re
state to sell the bonds authorised ~
the proyisions Of this ACT, and shall
be sold at not less than the par value
| thereof. upon the best terms offered
sad m.s st nv the lSWs:s rat: q inssrs:t
any and ali Of the bids offered and
p %sy Tsfdvsrti's for BIDS as herein
Sec. Is. The expenses of printing or
bonSs Mith
provisions u shi. act: :hs}i g p eSs s g:
Of the moneys arising from the sale
out an ana to a
Sec. u. fhe SAID er'i .t aasnwss ikshw.y
81 t. e act '; :Ss uS Ss:r
date OF January l.. 1921, and become
ss Both bond: and
Be issued shall be payable at the Of
flee Of the state treasurer at boiss.
Sec. IL: The department Of public
works Of the state Of Idaho is hereby
:sSe id al to s1sts way bonds fourth
To the completion or construction OF
state roads or bridges in cooperation
with counties and highway districts
! government or both. in such amounts
The It,g ~t tOfeEolng ;aiiosmsn5 "a mad,
ssS SRas tS ss :nDe sns :,
tsSS: .spssa s, pls.s sol'
) and should it appear to the satisfsc
; at any time subsequent. to January
be supplied in the necessary amount
Q herein appropriated. the department
: Of public works may use. at its discrs
r tioh any remainder IOr the COn0truC
Q ton or completion Of such state hiEh
: ways as deemed by II for the best In
d terests of the state.
n Sec. Is. This act shall not take al
. feet until At the next general sloctio
. 1t shall have been submitted to d
n people and shall have received q ma
D. jority of all the votes cast for q
!. against It at such, election.
y The question to be submitted to tn
electors of the state at the next Ger
l. eral election In order to determiu
); whether they. will approve or rsjs,
a this act. shall be az follows:
o Shall bond issue of 81, O0O, 900 I
.s authorised for the laying out, SURVEY
y ing ana constructing OF state higi
:, Sec. II. The secretary of state
y directed to publish this act In OF
IL newspaper in each county, II one
n published therein. throughout ii
or state for three months next precsdin
y the next general election. The seer
"a tary OF state 10 directed to certify
~ to the county auditors and the latt
"a to print on the balloto at the next Eel
y, eral election the foregoing Questio
q The returns on said question shall /
" counted. canvassed and certified In d
- manner provided by law for constit
9. tional amendments.
Ill Approved March II, 1919, ss-S
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CANYON


James Walkinshaw came here re-
Gently with his family from Condor,
Ore, where he had been land owner
for 10 years. They occupy the Phil
lips place recently vacated by Mr..
Smith. Mr.. Walkinshaw is quite fav-
orally impressed with this part of the
county and will probably invest here.
On Monday a blaze started in A.
D. Robertson's dryer which caused
considerable commotion in the neigh
borhood till the fire was extinguished
in few minutes.
Mrs. c. F. Myers of Deer Flat visit
ed at the home of her cousin, S. P.
Mcneil on Saturday and the next day
Mr. Mcneil and family accompanied
her home. On their return on Sunday
evening their auto broke down and
was brought to its destination by Mr..
Myers.
Call on us for small concrete mixers.
automatic belt drive power washers,
Type z Fairbanks Morse gasoline en-
gines. Idaho Implement Co., Caldwell.
Mr.. Platt had the misfortune to
have a rib broken while dehorning
some cattle Monday.
Mrs. Long of Middleton called on
Mrs. S. P. Mcneil Friday.
Charles Robertson has sold his
onion seed to Woodruff Boice & Co.,
of Seattle.
Roscoe Trotter returned home from
Spokane Saturday.
A daughter was born to Carl Ham
mar and wife Thursday. Mrs. Ham
mar is in a hospital in Caldwell.
Some new seats have been added
to the school house furniture. The
school observed Halloween by
picnic dinner.
w. c. Rawn is making some needed
repairs on the Canyon school house
The room with additional seats i:
now full and everyone seems to b.
pleased with our new teacher.
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attached to each the great seal Of the
Sec. s. After. being signed by the
and being anu authen s se' as hereinSe e
delivered. to- the state auditor. who
register fully and properly describing
each bend and the interest coupons at
tached thereto in the manner and form
the state Of Idaho are described In
II the state auditor. Having 20 regis:
deliver the bonds to the state treasurer
and shall charge the treasurer with
the g.. full par S xaiu s,a Thereof
make and keep In his office a register
Of all bonds issud under the provisions
tho.s act acn shall Ia snSw
BY the register thereof kept In the Of
flee of the state auditor and such other
shan
Sec. I. When ready to make deliv.
sign e each a Of said bonds with his own
proper name and In his official ca
pacity as such state treasurer and
thereto shall have the Autographed or
printed facsimile signature of the state
treasurer. which signature: shall bind
shall make delivery of the bonds to the
purchaser thereof on behalf Of the state
Of Idaho and shall at the. same time
Of the full amount Of the price for
| which the same are sold.
Sec: s. Al moneys received from
the idaho state highway fund. Such
ssTseyn The spynps oa
p state SishSax: IL the state d }d sso
s n and the purchase Of fights He q
nsce sssry to be had. used or, oooupie.
purpoaes only No moneys ss Snail f0s at an!
time be Withdrawn permanently from
said fund except upon the warrant o
'N sss :a' g. aS SSs the purpose Of c,s...p!
designated as the state highway re
Of which shall be paid the principe
and interest upon the bonds. to be is
under ; and BY virtue Of the
levied a tax Of four-tenths of one mil
s.0o0l) upon each dollar in value o
The within The :sat
J same are hereby appropriated and &c
aas ,Isf snas 20 tSs said ids
, thereon are fully paid and redseme,
4no moneys 8CCIuluk from the 0OuTC
: above mentioned. which are hereby d
verted, appropriated and set aside &c
l the purpose above set forth. shall b
: BY the state auditor and state treal
: urer credited to and placed in the sal
: state highway redemption fund, fourt
, bond issue. out Of which fund the sta
, treasurer shall pay, the interest upo
I the Idaho state highway bonds, fourt
issue. AZ the same shall become du
!. and upon any day upon which the IL
q | terest coupons attached to said bont
become due. beginning January 1. 1sa
he shall also pay 30 much of the pril
: sible to pay after reserving in "a
y fund money. sufficient in amount
i pay the interest upon those said bon
i then outstanding which will accr,
. and become due during and within q
next ensuing year.
u Sec. 10. II at any time there sh,
not be sufficient moneys in the "a
h state highway redemption fund. four
n bond issue. to pay tho interest upon
honda, fourth issue. authorised by Il
d act. then due. the state treasurer sh
It pay the same out Of the general fu
10 of the state. The state treasurer abs
'r however. AZ soon thereafter a. Q,
y. ficient moneys for that purpose he
10 accrued to the said state highWay
\ demption fund. fourth bond Issue,
e pay to the state general fund
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October 20. 1876.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
AS a measure of conservation in
preserving ample breeding stock in
the fields of Chinese Monaghan or
Ada and Canyon, an order is hereby
issued. under the provisions of Sec
ton eight (s) Of the State Fish and
Chinese. EMO Mongoiian or r." Rin n phease
ant in the counties Of Ada and Canyon
from and including the 10th day of
November to and including the Both
day of November.
Under this provision it shall be I'M
lawful to pursue, hunt or kill or at
or Ringneck pheasants in the counties
of Ada and Canyon between November
18th and November 30th, both dates
inclusive of 1920.
OTTO M. JONES.
$500 State Game Warden.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
SURROUNDING TERRITORY

Miss Lola Myers took supper with
Lolita Hinshaw Friday evening.
Now that the rain is over the farm
ers are busy stacking hay and digging
potatoes.
Walter Bassett of Caldwell spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. w. Bassett
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-11-02

Loose connection results In under.
charged batteries. Hence It is essen
tial that the driver see that wires al.
ways are kept tight to their fasten-
ings.
In case your motor will not start.
don't keep flooding the carhuretor.
Prime the motor by putting gas in the
petcocks. If this doesn't work look for
ignition.
Don't attempt to change q tire from
rim with which you are unfamiliar.
Serious accidents have occurred be-
cause Of improper locking, resulting in
their flying off when the tire has been
Inflated.
A little daily attention to your car
will make 1t last much longer and give
much better service. If you still drove
a horse you would see that 1t was fed
and watered regularly, and car needs
just as regular treatment.
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CANYON COUNTY WARRANT CALL.
Caldwell, Idaho, Oct. 25th. 1920
On and after November 8th. 1920,
will pay on presentation at the office
of county treasurer warrants drawn as
follows:
Road and bridge fund No. 56s OF
10 issue.
,.. FERN R. HART.
$1,000 County Treasurer
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FOR SALE+$40 COLES HEATER.
practically new. $3.50. 1911 Dear
porn. 87-66c
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Classified Advertisements
=BRINC RESULTS
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-DODGE 5-PASSENGER
car. Call 922 Dearborn. 76tf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR RENT-s-ACRB AL
falfa farm. Furnished house, piano.
all outbuMdings. Inquire Mrs. Elisa
beth Rue, first house, Ash street. 86tfc
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-11-02

some Havana infiller. Sold over 4
years. Send IS for box of so; prepaid.
Reference. Dun rating book. ask your
York, Pa. $4,000
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LOST = REBEKAH PEN ENROUTE
to l. Q. Q. F. home: reward. Leave
at The Tribune. 80-0ic
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ranch. ~ miles from CALDWELL; bar
gain and terms. b. b. Reavis. Cald-
we'll, II. 8. 89tfc
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-11-02

FOR SALE - AUTOMOBILES FORD
coupe and Chalmers. cheap. A.. l.
Myers, phone 1873. $500
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WANTED-A GOOD. STEADY. GEN.
tlemanly salesman to handle 4
Wards wagon in Canyon county. No
write promptly to DR.. Wards Medical
company. Winona, MINI. Established
1856 O.-1-8-16-22-29: N..Sc
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FOR SALE-NEW 5-ROOM BUNGA-
low. IN acres ground, close in, 5000;
terms. See j. Jester or write b. b.
Reavis Caldwell, r. g.; also 6-room
house shade. fruit lawn; $500 for
quick SALE 89tfc
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FOR sALE-OLD PAPERS. INQUIRE
Tribune 31tf
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FOR SALE-8-ROOM HOUSE AND
furniture; furniture new year ago !:
iiloo. Close in; terms. Inquire sol
Blaine.
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WANTED-HOUSE TO RENT FUR
nished or unfinished close in; will
take long lease or rent by the month;
inquire at this office or city fire de-
partment. city hall. Ward Daggett.
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OFFICE SUPPLIES
ABSTRA.rS

CANTOR PRINTER, LTD.
ases. Vaul, doors, loose leaf sheets.
and ledgers. wood and steel filing
equipment and office furniture. coun-
ter sales pads. Printing and binding
of all sorts. Caldwell
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WANTED TO RENT-MODERN HOUSE
furnished or unfurnished, or fur
nished or unfurnishod rooms. INQUIRE
Jay Gibson. Western National bank.
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FOR SALE+l FORD TOURING CAR.
$500: ! Ford touring car. $500. Wye
koff Motor company. 86-S7c
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GOOD PAINTER WANTS WORK. AL
guaranteed; prices right. Phone
s2S-J. 103 Cleveland. SStf
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$1,000
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-10
Health and Hygiene
Work in School, Aids
in Corrective Measures

The fourth year of the department
Of health and hygiene of the public
schools has just closed. and Miss
Edith VAIN, school nurse. has sub
mitted report of the years work.
Inasmuch as the schools have no
school physician, it falls upon the
school nurse to do the work alone.
She has made n thorough examina-
ton of each child and has found that
as matter ofs economy. II is more
expensive to educate child with a
physical defect. which might be COR
Many times defective child must
spend two wears in grade instead
OF the usual one year.
The school nurse made from ten
to twenty home calls in a day. ant
causes for absence from school, were
investigated. Another important work
was with CONTAGIOUS diseases. and
nurse and the ward principals pre-
vented the spreading of smallpox
thru the schools.
DIR. II. F. Burke, the school dentist.
reports that he has examined the
teeth of 1888 children, finding 1855
children in need of dental work.
Notices were sent parents. telling
them of the children's needs.
Miss Vain reports that she has
made seventy visits to ward schools.
twenty to the high school. and has
inspected 1863 children. She has
visited 495 homes. he diseases and
defects discovered are: disease of the
eye, so: disease of the ear. Is; dis
ease Of nose and throat. ITO, con-
tagious diseases, -. and miscellan-
eous diseases, Il. Notice sent to par
rents resulted in the removal Of ade-
roids from fcrty-five children. glass
es obtained for 20. and dental work
Gone free. Of charge for 1875.
The school nurse at irregular per-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-10
Ferguson New..


Mrs. Alva Greshem and son DIN
Liberty. Mo-. are here visiting Mrs
Greshem's sister Mrs. l.. E. Finders
and family.
Mrs. Carl Anderson of Clemens
and children. Sylvia. Eugene and ba
by Paul. the latter OF whom Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson expect soon to adopt
are here visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis SKayef of Mar
shalltown are visiting with Mrs
Shayer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lutes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Fathers and
son Arthur. of Marshalltown visited
here Sunday with relatives.
The teachers and children of the
Christian Sunday school are plan
ming a children's day program to be
given at the school house auditorium
Sunday night. June 20.
The local baseball team expects tc
play at Baxter June IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hoffner. OF
Dunbar. visited here last week with
relatives.
Olive and Mary Speas, who were
hurt in the crossing accident Sunday
May 80. are able,to be at home. Other
injured members Of the family whe
at the Deaconess hospital are gettine
along we'll
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-10
DEEP WELL ADDS
TO WATER SUPPLY
TEST ON NEW WELL FAILS
TO LOWER WATER.
SECURE EXCELLENT FLOW
At DEPTH OF 1903 FEET
One More Deep We'll to Be Sunk
Before Seasons Work is Complet-
ed-Shalldw Wells to Be Pulled
and cieaned-city's Water Supply
Now Considered Fully Adequate.

The city water supply has been
greatly augmented by the compile
tion Of q new deep well in the city
water fields northwest OF the pump
ing station and the work of increas-
ing the wells will stop for the time
ut least with the completion Of an
other 12-inch well and the pulling
and cleaning of some of the shallow
wells.
Tests have shown the newly com
pleted well to be an exceptional one.
The well Is the shallowest of the deep
wells, being only 103 feet deep. AT
this depth good flow Of water was
secured and the drilling ceased. The
water rose to within fifteen feet OF
the ground surface and ten hours OF
continuous pumping failed to lower
the level. This test OF the we'll caused
no rolling Of the water or discolora-
tion, the water coming as clear at
the end OF the ten hour test as it did
when pumping began.
One More Deep Well.
The completed well is about 100
feet to the east OF the old series of
well and within 100 feet OF this well
the last well Of the season is being
sunk. If the well in the process of
construction shows an equal flow OF
water. the supply, the members of the
council are convinced. will be entire
" adequate for the city's needs.
Some cleaning Is necessary in the
shallow wells and with this work
completed the water supply improve
rhent program for the year will be
finished.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-10
The RarbIess Hook.

A very commendable movement is
under way among the members of the
Megantic Club. and probably other
sporting clubs. for the use Of the
barbless hook.
The idea is that true sportsman
ship consists in giving the members
of the "finny tribe fair chance for
life and escape. and that to catch a
fish with a oarbless hook is more
creditable than to use the old-fash-
toned barb.
When trout or salmon are caught
with barbed hook they are apt to
be seriously injured. and even II
thrown back into the water do not
recover. in many cases: whereas, II
the barbless hook is used, as now ad-
vocated, they are, If returned to the
water In almost all instances revived,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-10
----Tne
T.-R. Cook Book

Send to the Times-Republican one
of your favoriate recipes, which will
be printed, with the donors name
and address. Cut out each day the
various recipes and paste them in a
scrap book. Classify the scrap book
SO that recipes Of similar kinds can
be arranged in order. and indexed.
In short time you will be surprised
what a good cook book you have
made up of tested recipes.
Address your recipes to the Times
Republican, care of Cook Book Edi-
tor. Be stlre to include In the manu-
script directions for cooking a. well
as the ingredients.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-10

Camp Tents Delivered,
The three army tents purchased
by the y. NJ. G. A. for Camp Ready
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-10
Swimming Glasses Enroll 1856.

One-hGndred and fifty boys and
six men are enrolled in the free
swimming classes conducted at the
y. NJ. 9. A. pool by /. d. Crinklaw
and N. L. Crone. The classes open
- me iirst OF the week and con-
tinue thru Saturday. Twenty Of the
members enrolled have already learn
cd to swim and have been taken
from the classes in order that the
others may receive more training.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-10

iods gives short health talks to the
children, speaks to mothers clubs
and TO womens' clubs occasionally. on
the public health work In tho schools.
The modern health crusade was
put into the schools this year and
the children were much interested in
doing their health chores This helps
them to form correct health habits
in the very FIRST year of school life.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-10

H." the boys summer camp, have
arrived but one of them was so bad
~ damaged In shipment that It was
returned to be replaced by another.
The other tent will be here in plen-
ty of time for the opening Of the
camp the last Of this month.