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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
BULLET FROM
POLICE Gun
WOUNDS ONE OF BARNESVh1.A
MEN WHO RESISTED ARREST
BY NIGHT OFFICER SMITH
Walter Deeman Shot Through Hand
Held on Disordcrly Charge with
Companions

Walter Dceman. of GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
was shot through the hand by night
policeman Frank Smith, Of RarnesVille,
q; l0.3u o'clock last evening. Dccman
Suu two other men arc alleged to have
h"rn treating a disturbance on Main
street |. KHrnrsv!llr. The officer attempted
t. Iu, them under arrest, according to
- telephone statement given out at
R":E"Sv.iic police headquarters, and the
.h"cc turned upon the officer. Smith
drew his revolver and fred one time, the
bullet striking Drrman.
Al three men them submitted 70 ar
rest md were taken TO the Barnesrillc
city lookup. peeman was given medical
attention by DR.. c. w. Dew.
n"rman's I companions names are
given at GAINESVILLE police headquarters
rs Or. VIII Stevens and Walter Stevens
III" trio are held without bail for a
hearing this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
F. G. Nolan, of Huntington,
Says He Is Like a Diff
ferent Man Now.
my Old Time Strength and
Energy Have Returned
Since Taking Tanlac.

1t is great to experience the wonder
ful benefits that ! hav" from THniac,
said f.. G.. Nolan. 1855 Madison avcnIc.
Huntington. we'll known city salesman
for the Columbia Baking & Hottling CO
"Rcfbrc l began taking Tanlac | was
so run down that ! felt UNIT FOR any
thing. My appetite was very poor n"G
what | did eat caused gas and hc1NincSS
and 4 pressure around my heart "h''''
m,ilc mo i,asp for breath. | was s.
nervous l could not sleep and would
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
Sharp u. S. Note TO
Mexican Government

Mexico cry. Jan. @i.--Th" United
States government through Gcorg" T.
Summcriin the "nHrg" d"tfaircs here.
has presented an emphatic not" ~ NrN-
goo regarding the alleged invasion Of
American petroleum "uuC"SS 'nuS. and
requesting IN 'lnmci.at" l"E, StiEation
with proper adjustment. according 10
yerui-uificiai infnrmati"n
Tn" foreign offiN n its usual press
statement tu-I!ght did not mention the
reported note, and confirmation OF it's
delivery was lac@iuG at the American
Embassy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25

lishment Of dental clinic IN Marion
county; taxation In cities to create mu-
n:rinal bands: health and comfort OF
inr~rurhan railway passengers: abolish
lnrnt of the department Of agriculture:
appointment Of an assistant 10 karawha
county prosecutor: change In boundary
limits between Grcenbrirr and Nicholas
counties: establishment OF Nicholas
county poor farm: taxation Of oil and
gas firms: compensation for disabled
soldiers: cStahish-' rnt Of Ohio county
criminal court: establishment of school
fur mental detectives: relative to tele-
DhoUcS IN galway stations; kanawha
county school construction: construc-
lion 90 state road system: salary Of
Mingo county prosecuting attorney: es-
establishment OF dental clinic in Mingo
county: bureau OF visual education:
appointment Of personal representa-
tivcS; state license ID carry weapons:
payment for services Of mm!ssion-
rrs: county commissioners; sale and
lease Of school property: absence OF
voters on election day: salary OF BraX-
ton county court clerk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25

In letter which came to me th!F
morning there was reflected as deep
and exquisite 4 sympathy ana ten
dcrncss for the children under the
writer's care as l ever came into con-
tact with.
Was the letter from the children"
mother? 1t was not. 1t vas from
their aunt.
wish l were n poet so that might
do tribute tin i way that would 30
straight to the hearts Of folks) 10 Ger
tain things whicn touch mo strongly
If were. one Of the first poems
would write would BE- ITO the Mother
Heart In the Maiden Aunt"
think there is no more bcautiiu!
love In the world than the utterly un-
selfish tcndc rn"ss som" of these dear
women give their r"phews and nieccs.
The Aunt Who Could Bring Them Up
Properly" Exists.
do not moan to imply that all
aunts are like that. or course there
arc many who ar" indifferent, many
who are critical and chiefly Interested
in thinking how InuCn better the chill
drcn w"uld hc brought up II they were
theirs. many who have 4 merely casual
IS also a E"nd!y snrinkling OF the kind
Of aunt who unrnusclously painted h"r-
self IN that letter.
We all know them. There IS tho
aunt who works in an office and
Scr!mps herself To send beloved
nephew through college: there Is the
aunt who tx always ready TO drop any
interests Of her own to take her Sis
tcr's placc when the latter ~ III or
away; that Is tn" aunt who lives with
her sisters or brothers family and IS
considered by them a dependant. al
though II they paid for the service 8
Of every sort she constantly renders.
the dcrrndInc" would be found 10 be
ON the other side.
An unmarried aunt has within nor
III" rCprcsscd power &C the lore she
would have given husband and chill
drrn. and when she pou-s Il out on
her sncphcws and nirccs Instead "f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
MAR|ETTk-W. & J.
GAME CANCELLED
COACH NEALE'S FIVE rs REFUSED
PLACE ON RED AND BLACK
SKED.
y. S. Garbtsch Writes Athletic Director
KeutSon That All Dates Are
Filled.

Marietta. O.. Jan. 24.-The proposed
basketball game which was to hay" been
played at Washington upon January -
between Marietta college m Washing
ton-JefrCrSnn college has been definitely
called OF following a telegram from y.
s. Garbisch, manager OF the Red anil
Elack team. to 7. $. K"llison. athl"ti'
director OF Marietta college. No reason
was given FOR the cancellation OF tn"
game other than the W. and J. schedule
was filled. Negotiations for this gam"
had been going on for some time: hu'
no final decision had pecn reached tin
recently.
Marietta plays Pitt Friday nich;. and
while no predictions are being made. !.
Is safe to say that fast game is GER
tain to result.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
1S5 de. E5a!1 Ks / q =
THE AUNT WITH THE MOTHER HEART

keeping 1t pcnt up in her wnere IL
might sour into cynicism and hate, II
IS Il wonderful gift.
+ Almost Never Gets . Return.
And a gift tho moro touching ana
beautiful in that it must ever be given
without any hope OF commensurate
return. Tho children are frs; ~ hcF
heart hut she must ever be Second or
third. If even that. with them. sac
must see caresscs lavishc! By impulse
on the mother. which come to her only
bv second thought. II she be IA
mIliar visitor in the house. she must
ret used to tho children saying "Oh.
it's just Aunt Nancy"
said that once when the dearest
nunt that ever lived. came 10 my home
and It is ono OF the four things I
would like best to have wiped out OF
my life.
ono OF the MIDST Pathetic Figures IN
the World.
The aunt who takes Il dead mother"
place in the home and grows 70 love
In. children as dearly as 4 mother. and
then Is driven out when a new wife
is inStatrd. seems 10 me one OF the
most pathetic figures IN tho world. or
course she IS sometimes instatcd in the
the children the EappirSt thing that
could harpcn. They stand the best
chance of having Il true foster-motncr
that way.
Could anything IN the world show
the law-making folly of which man Is
capable. better than the Dead Wifcs
Sister Act. the law that for so many
years made II illegal In England for
a man to marry his dead wifc's sister.
the one woman in the world who would
come to the children with 4 natural
affection for them already in her heart!
Thank goodness. We never had that
folly here.
have feeling that II We do wear
crowns in Heaven. there will be a very
special crown for the Aunt with
Mothers 1f'aE;. II may have Some
what different gems from those In the
m";h~r crown. hut 7 can't believe they
will be any less bright.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
MCCOY OUTPO|NTS THE
FLY-WEIGHT CHAMPION

Special Dispatch TO The lntc,licencrr.
cleveland. uh:" Jan. "i--A poor c1-
h,bitiou was put up by Frankie Mason,
t'ywcighr champion. IN his 'rn-rnund
bout here tonight with l0hnni" Mcr"y.
Mason refused :" make any Scmh.anCr
uf a battle. aui Was warned by tn"
referee IN the ninth round that Unl"S ;
~ got some action lie would h" elected
from the ring Mccoy was the acGr"SSor
throughout and WAS. entitled 10 the de-
riS!On on points.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
GuiAotine for German
Who Murdered American

Coblenz. Jan. @4.--EnEclhcrt Manns.
German citizen, has been sentenced by
a German court her" to he Guillotincd
Tor the murder of an American soldier
last April.
MannS Is said 10 have killed the
American with n postol he borrowed
from the soldier for the purpose Of
rohbing him Of 1900 marks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
REGULATION MEASURE
Continued from Page One

pointed by the president 10 have jur!s-
dict!un over the livestock industry.
This commission would have power n
lSSu" orders. collect and disseminate in
iormatio have access To packers books
and have general supervision over
and similar agencies. Review OF the
livestock commissions orders would he
provided by the bin which also pre-
ScrihcS rules for conduct Of tn" paCkins;
business and Stipu!ation% against mon
opuly. unfair trade practices. engaging
in unrelated Industries and other sim
liar acts.
To License Packers
Voluntary licensing Of packers also
Is provided. an attempt by Senator
r"m,rru", Democrat. ONO, I" eliminate"
ul.s feature having been defeated today
Sn.y two important amendments w"r"
aIupIra 10y the senate h,f"r" paSSina;
the h:ll one. 10y Senator WldSwv'in
Republican. New York. would include
HORSES mules and goats within the op.
"r.jt."HS nf the hill although horses and
mu.r markets would be- rNciudcd from
I'M, urpuoS-d federal supervision.
Auuthr" amendment. hy Senator lit
man. Democrat. Nevada. would exempt
all p,rsun& whose chief business Is 1--we
stock growing or production of arrirul-
tur:l products from tn" hilrS prnviS-
Ions T he author declared that the leg
ISILtiun should not extend to small stock
growers who operate their own feeding
Yards.
Open TO Public
other amendments adopted included
ON l.. Senator Hnrah, Republican,. oi
Idaho. providing tuat al I"nrrrdingS ~
the. I:vr.iurk commission should l." open
to ~" public. and An amendment hN
Senator pnmcrru". democrat. ohio. de-
,,,aring that upon enactment of tn" hill
nil .upcrviSiUn of the federal trade com
mission over tho livestock industry
should be- terminated and transferred 10
the !ivrCturk commission.
Friends Of th,. hill succeeded in with
-t,Md.ug virtually all other rcr!Sions
rroru,,.l. ami ais" defeated mots"H Ia
rr.o:nlnG the bills To the agriculture
committee. An amcndm"Mt lay Senator
Hitchcock, Democrat. Nebraska. propose
rng that packers rive 4 weeks n"ii'" "f
.b,JS and prices Tor livestock Wa los.
IN t. s. The authur SAID Il was drSiiSNctl
to stabilize the market
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
PROPOSALS.

o. 8. Engineer office. Wheeling. W
Ta.-Structural Steel. Fofgings, Stee
received here until II a. m. Ca stern
timc), January 81. 1921. ana then opened
for furnishing and delivering structural
steel. forgings, steel castings, etc. fnI
treatlcs, aprons and horses for Dams or
Kanawha River. Information on appll1
cation. -ja-25:6
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
DIED

P1oHrY-on Monday. January ~, 1891,
at o'clock p. m. at the Ohio ValIey
General hospital, MATTE 8. PROSTf,
sister Of DR.. Katherine Pronty. .
The BODY has been removed to the home.
No "a Eleventh street. Time Of II,
neral TO be announced later. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25

WANTED-Distri:t maiiaScr for Whed
ing and vicinity. Good proposition
Previous experience unnecessary. Fred
school of instruction. Address MaSsaI
chusetts Bonding and Insurance CONF
pany, Accident and Health Department.
Saginaw. Michigan. Capital $500. oool
ia-2A-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
wANTED-MAE1
WANTE.

WANTED-Good stenographer, man pre.
ferred. excellent opening and chance
for advancement for one who can quail
ify. Reference required. Apply x. care
Intelhgencer. ia.2i.j
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25

FOE RENT-6 roorned house. KardenI
COW pasture. T. b. Bowman, Clinton
w. Va. Phone Woodsdale 100 RE.
ja-2i-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
FA1N To1 SALI.

FoG HAIE-A No. farm Of lS2 acres
with good buildings, for sale cheap to
quick buyer. For further information
call on or address F. P. Manning, Wells
burg, w Va. ja-25-p-3t-wky
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
mALH Oh 1E1ALE M1IP WANT11

wANTED-Couple willing to be married
on stage Of Fenray Theatre, Martins
Ferry. Wednesday, February is, 1891, ad
1880 y. m. Must be bonafide weddinK.
For particulars apply at office Of Fenrly|
Theatre or make appointment by phoES,
Martins Ferry 5S6. ta-17.2lE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
FoA 11NT.

Po1 18NT-2 furnished housekeeping
rooms on Island. LIST floor, coal and
gas for fuel, no objection to children
Apply 1929 Chapline St. ta.25.h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
LOST AND FOUND.
wANrRD-ro R8Nr.

WAMTED-Modern five or six room,
and bath, house or apartment, central-
ly located in Wheeling. No children.
Call Martins Ferry 339-W. ja-22.u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
COFFEE

Farm House steel cut Coffee.
lib. package 2Sf
Golden Sun Coffee, steel cut.
lib. package 4Oe1
Santos Blend, money can buy
none better. Whole or steel
cut. lb. 45c
Loose Cocoa, the best of quail.
ity. lb. CSC
Liberty Cocoa, LIB. package.
2 for 25c
12-lb. pkg, each. zoe
Grain Hominy. lb. Sc
Flake Hominy, ID. Sc.
Can Hominy, No. 8 size. 1876
APPLE BUTTER
Ohio Chief Apple Butter. |
Quart jar SOC, pint jar Csc
Loose Apple Butter, Cruick-
shank's best, lb. .25f
ROSCOE DAKAN
Grocer
PHORE ia o1o7 NAA0RN 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25

Tor RHNT-Large office room on sec1
ond floor Intelligencer building. Pos
session at once. Apply Intelligence
office. ja-6.H 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-25
CROSS SALES TAX
tcontiuuod fr0un Page oao.>

crrh.r feet on ras and lay II similar levy
%: ten cents Ter barrel "f petroleum.
County Courts Affected
CharIG~tgn, ". Va, Jan. 2i.-Proposal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-20

50-inch Genuine
Salts Black Cara
cul Fur Cloth, a
grade that closely
resembles the cara
clIl fur "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-20
500 and $500 Part-Wool
Blankets

Fine grade Part
w DOL Blankets,
size $3.50 and
70x80 inches for
double b q d s in
w h / t e or gray,
with blue or pink
b or d 9 8; also
plaids of b ue,
pink and gray.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-20

32-inch Dress Cling 4
hams, in a beautiful
assortment Of plaids,
checks, stripes and
plain colors; very fine
quality. for children's
school frocks and
women's wear. Yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-20

l54 rolls of extra fine, 116-warp China
Mattings, palmed finish Lintan straw;
all perfect quality, fresh and pliable; in
checks or stripes of green, blue, tan
and brown. Kinds that sold regularly
at Soc and 60c yard. Roll.
Goldenbergs-fourth I1osr.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-08-26
PICRIC ACID NOW AVAILABLE
FOR AGRICULTURAL USE

The department Of Agriculture
has arranged for the distribution OF
yicr.c ..cid 10 be used rGr blasting
stumps CT simnar work on the fam.
Though The University of Idaho.
lit is !! cesary that car load con
sisting of $4,000 pounds be ordered
with individual orders for the VIII lie
amount and no single order to ex-
.ceed 1000 pounds.
The acid is a slow explosive and
considerably more powerful than q
low percentage dynamite. 1t can be
laid down at some central railroad
roint in Idaho at from ten to IL
cents per pound.
If parties desiring to order this
acid will send their names and tn 3
amount needed i'll the Bank of Oro-
fino these orders will be sent for
ward, provided that car load can
be arranged for. There have al
ready been a number who have
placed their orders. Write or call
by phone.
Instructions for the use of this
explosive are on file at the bank.
What Picric Acid Is.
Picric acid is high explosive,
which was used In large quantities
during the world war. Because OF
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-08-26
AGENCY EXTENDS
LAND LEASE time
Indian Lands Can Now Be Leased
For a Term of Five Years, and
Will Benefit the Leaser.

There have been numerous in
quiries lately concerning the leasing
of Indian lands and the following
information will likely be appreciat-
ed by prospective renters OF Indian
allotments
The Nez Perez Agency will be open
for leasing of Indian lands COM
mencing September LIST. AS for as
practicable leases will DO written
for the following terms:
/. For five years on q crop ro-
tation plan as recommended by the
County Farm Agent or by the Site
agricultural College.
2. For four years, two straight
summer-fallow crops, on lands To-
Gated IN sections where the five-year
cop rotation may not be practic-
able.
3. For three years. one summer
i1llow crop and one spring crop. on
tall blowing on land located in the
more favorable sections of the Re.
AVIATION.
4. For two years one summer
faliow crop. where the four yeal
l. i.se may be i,npracticabl,.
S. For one year on the valley
lands used for gardening. where
longer term lease Is not desired.
his plan is intend to elimina e
spring crops as far as possible In or
d,r that the fertility Of the soil
may be better conserved and also G
extend TIL. leases from the thr, g
year maximum, for which they hav
heretofore been writ n. to rive
ears. This arrang, ment sh uld act
as an inducement to progressive
farmers on account Of the iongel
ON re and prove beneficial to the
Indian owners also.
There are 201 agricultural lease
that xpire December 81, 1921, and
are open for renewal or releases
&c present lessees of these lands
who desire to renew them under the
ceove terms, will. as heretofore. be
siven preference and the oppor uni
ty Of meeting the highest bid
~ or Il BY others, prov de /
that they have not been unduly de-
iinquent In the payment Of rentals
hs nas!y complied with tn
tc'ms end conditions specified In
their present leases.
@. II. l'aos. Sap rintt ndent Nez
.e.oe tgency. Lapwai, Idaho.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-08-26

ton of section Nos and of Clear
water State Highway were consid-
cred as follows:
Iotals on approximate quantities.
job Snyder, -. $40, 1913. 6
Carlson Norman & Co. j.. 1913, 821. So
Sam R. Boundry,. $22,S21
Triangle Construction Co. 1928, 427.l0
Contract was awarded to Job
Snyder.
C. w. SPACE, President.
Attest: T. B. Reed, Secretary.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-08-26

Mr. and Mrs. e. II. Anterior de
parted for Spokane. Saturday morn
ing to be near their daughter, Mrs.
Minnie Henton. who was reported
severely Ill.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-08-26

ADSCHt, NOiuihiSSiOucI N. II. DAiicy
The following claims considered,
approved. allowed and warrants or
dered issued.
John Gaffney. meals for COM
missioners - 4 sol
Sumner Rigdon. manual
labor =. Al Isl
Jacob Gisel, manual labor. 10 SSI
Robert Gaffney. manual
and team labor =. 81 So
White and Jordan. eng. es-
innate. CSH. ig1 Isl
T. B. Reed. clerical work.. "A rs
7. B. Reed. expense of COM
missioners paid. trip Neg.
terms cooperating with
ot6tc %
{. w. Space. expense, 49,. 1 sol
Arthur Eaton. manual and
team labor ........... SO 00I
Arthur Eaton. hauling lum-
yer oV 40
Merle McNamee, manual
iaDOr l5 oV
George Montgomery. manual
labor 5000. ...... 10 90
]. l. Case. Threshing Ma
chine Company, repairs. 2 70I
caxton Printers. Ltd. re-
port blanks. ....... =. 2 co.
Caxton Printers. postage 16I
Erb Brothers, SUPPLIES. .... 8 So
Resolution appropriating an ad-
ditional sum of $14,494.l6 for the
purpose of cooperating with the
State of Idaho, construction Of
Clearwater State Highway within
Pierce Highway District. adopted.
C. w. SPACE. President
Attest: T. B. Reed, Secretary.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-08-26
Pierce, Idaho, May 24,l921.

Board met in regular adjourned
session. Present, c. w. Space, Ar
thur Dinnison, Commissioners; T.
B. Reed, Secretary and Treasurer,
of said district. VIM. OSBORNE, Dis
trict Engineer, e. s. Clark, Resident
Engineer of Department of Public
Works.
The following bids for construc-
ton of Sections No. / and OF
Clearwater State Highway were con-
sidered and rejected for the reason
that all of said bids exceeded Engi-
neers estimate. viz:
JUN rue 9zf ,ZlV.40
Carlson Norman & Co. .$25,2O5.3
j.. A. Tertilling 49,. =. .$25,O98.83
fhereupon Secretary ordered to
call for new bids to be received up
to the hour Of one o'clock p. M,
June 6, 1921.
c. w. SPACE, President.
Attest: T. B. Reed, Secretary.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-08-26

of the Board of Commissioners of
Pierce Highway District of Clear
water County, Idaho.
Pierce, Idaho, April 4, 1921.
Board met in regular session, pres
ent, c. w. Space Arthur Dinnison,
commissioners; T. B. Reed, secre-
tary and treasurer, of said district
Absent, R. II. Bailey, commissioner.
The following claims considered,
approved, allowed and warrants or
dered issued.
George S. Montgomery,
manual labor -. ....$ 20 90
Gus. Mosher, manual labor 7 50
d. w. Church, insurance
premium ............. 396 so
c. w. Space. expense. 49,. 90
L. B. Campbell, eng. esti-
mate, c. s. H. ..... l44 "a
Stems and Carlson. culvert
pipe. c. S. H. ;. ST. SO
Wallace McCloskey, manual
LABOR ........ IL 80
Erb Brothers, supplies. -. 80
T. B. Reed. clerical work. 81 IS
Secretary ordered to call for bids
for building of fence along right Of
way through Ratcliff place.
Scale of wages fixed for subse-
quent 50 days as follows:
Manual labor. $3.50 per day.
Highway director. $500 per day.
Powder man, $500 per day.
Team labor. $500 per day for
team.
Contract for hauling one-thousand
cubic yards gravel. Pierce Quartz
Creek Project, awarded to Wallace
McCloskey.
Arthur Eaton appointed highway
director.
Estimate of Resident Engineer e.
s. Clark, covering Sta.1140-1195 and
Sta. 1359-1572. considered, resolu-
ton agreeing to co-vp-raye with
State and authorizing Commissioners
to make trip to Lewiston, Idaho, and
negotiate terms of cooperation with
State District Engineer VIM. Os-
born. adopted.
C. w. SPACE. President.
Attest. T. B. Reed. Secretary.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-08-26
Proceedings Of the Board of Com
missloners Of Pierce Highway
District.

Synopsis of Official Proceedings
of the Board of Commissioners OF
Pierce Highway District of Clear
water County, Idaho.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-08-26

Pierce. Idaho, May 2, 1921.
Board met in regular session, pres
emf. G. w. Space. Arthur Dinnison,
commissioners and T. B. Reed, secre-
tary and treasurer of said district.
Absent. Commissioner r. H. Bailey.
The following claims considered,
approved, allowed and warrants or
dered issued.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-27
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