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The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-01-20

$155O.15.
This tax is paid upon improvements
laying along the East side of the
County Fair Grounds known as North
Main.
Under tax receipt No. $50 for the
year 1921. Blackfoot paving district
%, sl.O2o.O6; paving district "a:
$SS6.42; Sprinkling: $3.50; Total 81,
970.0S, this being upon the streets
bordering the County Court house
grounds.
In the Matter of Allowing Current
Expense Claims.
In theabove entitled matter. the fol-
lowing Current Expense Claims, be-
ginning No. 904 and closing No. CTS.
having been filed subsequent to the
meeting Of the Board on December 8.
at which time claims were allowed.
they were presented to the Board At
this time. who examined, audited and
approved said claims. and authorised
and directed the County Auditor to
draw warrants in payment of said
claims. except those that have been
disailowed or for some reason reject
led. against the Current Expense Fund.
BEGINNING No. 2O.1s and closing No:
2125. amounting to .::.......-...$ 7.b31.9l
Claims beginning No. l and closing
No sos. paid by warrants No. to NO.
201S since January. 1874. amounting
10 >Sd'SAO.0s
Total Current Expense warrants is.
sued to date ..............-......S1O4.AS7
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Section 22.. T: 2 South. Range "a East
sen. swA and NwA Section is,
T South. Range "a East Of Boise
swA. swA of NwA Section 10, T.
T. South, Range "a East of Boise Nor
NY of NEA and NwN Section ss.
Meridian.
SEX. NEH. NwN. NY of swH Of
An OF Section is. T. 2 South. Range
"a East Of Boise Meridian.
so sen. sEA Ct NEN Session .. T; 2
dian.
NEH Of NEN. NV Of NEN; M
N E%si 81 ssi sol.e a aerdas South Range
of wv Section ans 20. r g SOUTH out H. Range s
"a East OF Boise Meridian.
INwN Section II, r.. south. Range
81 Of sen and swN Section g. T.
NwN. NEK. NJ Of swt Section 81.
T; 2 South. Range - East Of Boise
,sEK. "a Of NExs NwH Of Nwx.
ISM of NWk. and SWk. Section ~.
T; South. Range 81 East Of Boise
SEN Of NEA. NEN Of SEX Section
g. T; 2 South. Range 50 East Of Boise
~ Of SEN and sen of NEA Bee:
Boise Meridian.
Beginning at a point IS feet East Of
sWN Of section 81. T. 3 s.. R. 81 East
Of Boise Meridian: thence North SO
degrees So min. East $50 feet; thence
sPees $ min. west nG 80 N fset sscn nee
thence Scfss fees to " pisos 81 81
oe 81 IS FES s9HfaRi1 oRp 1las sers
kay. Branch Of the. Oregon short Line
Railroad Company be. ana the same is
sS Order from o ts se S asrrt Of
County. idaho. this sist day Of De-
W. T, ENGLAND.
F. NJ FISHER, Clerk.
E ESi;,.l p ,o smith ana Eight Minor
pointing out that she is in destitute
circumstances and the mother Of eight
children ana widow:
After fully considering the matter
and being fully advised in the premis-
es. the Board orders that Mrs. Smith
months of January. February and
March. by order on the store
In the Matter Of Transferring $3.50. AZ
Of the Bonded Roads Fund Of Bing-
| ham County to the Yellowstone
In the above entitled matter it Is
ordered that the sum Of $2S9S7 be and
the same is hereby transferred from
the Bonded Road Fund Of Bingham
County to the Yellowstone Park High
way Fund of said county.
! The Auditor is directed to make the
proper transfer in his records and H.
form the Treasurer Of this order.
In the Matter OF Allowing Yellowstone
Park Highway Fund Claims.
In the above entitled matter, the
following claim No. 1892 against the
Yellowstone Park Highway Fund.
having been filed subsequent to the
meeting. of the Board on July IS, at
which time claims were allowed, it
was presented at this time to the
Board. who examined. audited and ap o
proved said claim and directed the
County Auditor to draw warrant
against said fund No. 500, amounting
to the sum of ............$ 1870 a.
7. p. III. Fund claims ex-
pended prior to date ......... 7S,96S.47
Total Y. p. H. funds ex-
pended to date .-....... 11O.239.37
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Highway Const. In
Bingham County .....$31, 27O9O
TOTAL ..................... sal 27O9O
STATE OF IDAHO,
County of Bingham, So.
We. the Board of County Commits
sioners OF Bingham County, Idaho
hereby. certify that we have examined
audited a'n and approved the foregoing
way. Fund Of Bingham County, and
County Auditor to draw warrant No
3 fSao s AGAINST SAID 90 fund, amounting to
w. T. ENGLAND,
F. N. FISHER. Clerk. '''' :
ORDERED. That this Board do now
adjourn until Tuesday, January 8, al
other, general routine matters will be
Attest: Chairman
F. M. FISHER. Clerk. - - :
srArp ou, J9nH 4G 3, 1922
County of Bingham, S.
The Board of County Commissioners
assembled at their office on this 3rd
day of January in regular adjourned
December D. Gem 81, the Chairman, W. 7.
Williams, members. and F. M. Fisher,
Clerk ne being present. when the follow
In the Matter OF the Application Of
be provided with the sum Of $50. 90
In the above entitled matter, it is
ordered that the allowance of 500. 90
monthly heretofore. made to James
cash and the County Auditor is here
by instructed to draw an Auditors
cash warrant in favor of James Lar
sen. to provide. him with transporta-
no In to 49,
In the Matter Of the Application of e.
M. Kennedy for Reduction of Valu-
ation Upon the Improvement ON the
Pr;I,;, known a: the Kennedy
broadway and Bridge Streets.
In the above entitled matter. Mr.. E.
~ i Kennedy =, appeared before the
valuation of $4,000. 90 upon the i'm a.
provements of the Kennedy property
as heretofore described. and after ar
by the Board taken under advisement
for consideration and decision.
ORDERED, That this Board do now
adjourn until tomorrow morning, jan
W. T. ENGLAND,
F. M. FISHER, Clerk '''' -
STATE OF IDAHO
County Of Bingham, S.
The Board of County Commissioners
aSSCLipieu dt their OHlce In the COun-
ttyy, Court house at Blackfoot, on this
4th day Of January. pursuant to ad-
Iournment of yesterday. the Chairman
W T England, Nelson Miller and John
z; Williams; members, and F. NJ.
rlsher. Clerk, being present. when
the following proceedings were had.
In the Matter of Appropriatine the
Sum of @352O.23 for the Purpose OF
Paying Special Improvement Taxes.
sprinkIing Tax and Weed Exter-
minatiOn Tax Upon County Property
In the above entitled matter. 1t is
and the same is hereby appropriated
and set aside from the Current Ex-
pense Funds Of Bingham County not
otherwise appropriated and to be
placed to the credit of the County
Auditors Contingent Fund to be dis
bursed as follows:
For the payment Of special i'm
provement tax, sprinkling tax and
weed determination tax:
Under tax receipt No. 1850, year
1921. Blackfoot paving tax district 20:
s154645.
Weed determination: ss.7o; total
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

a. That the prayer of said petit
ton be, and the same is hereby grant
ed. that an irrigation district, the
name of which Is West Side Irrigation
District be. and the same is hereby
duly organised and created.
(2) That all irrigable lands in said
district shall be ratably and equally
assessed according to the Dement'S re-
ated and maintained by the individual
owners Of the lands using the same
without extra expense to the district
(3l That George r. Leavitt Is here
by declared elected director for divi-
sion No. 1; that Earl T. Jones IL here
| by declared elected director for divi-
sion No. 2; that H. G. K1eusner ID
hereby DECLARED elected director for
Is 1t is hereby further ordered
that the said Board make an order
and spread the same on its minutes
declaring said Irrigation District duly
3; Levitt . Earl 7. Jones and r. q
district, OF divisions 1. and 5, al
herein set out. and that said order
contain a full, complete and accurate
description Of all lands embraced In
said district, and that said order shall
be duly recorded in the office Of the
County Recorder of Bingham County
Idaho.
Moved, seconded. adopted and pass.
ed this 31st day Of December, 1921.
w. T. ENGLAND,
Attest: Chairman.
| r. NJ. FISHER,
SeaD Clerk.
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STATE OF TDAHO.

STATE OF IDAHO,
County OF Bingham, S.
The Board Of County Commissioners
of Bingham County assembled at their
office on this Gath day of December,
IN regular aiss, adjourned 10 session pursuant
Chairman. w. T. England Nelson Mil
Ter and John r. Williams, members.
and F. n. Fisher: clerk. being present.
wnen the Following proceedings were
In the Natter Of Having q Conference
with w: ;: Hall. Commis.ioner Of
F.slic wsrks. Relative to aiehwey
WITH said Depsrtne,t Of the He.
counts 1stween Bingh.15 Ceanty
s.a s;ad peESet.s.t % the Yeilsv-
In the above entitled matter. 1t ap-
pearing to the Board that 1t is nee
essary to send delegate to Boise, for
Commissioner of Public Works reia-
tive to highway matters and for the
D1rpose Of enecting q settlement be-
s:fs II the 1d Hnw .nd OF
Of accounts now existing between said
department. and for the further pur-
pose Of mapping out a road program
T after having hae s,ass a'S
that Hamilton Wright Pro.scutins
t eSnsS M anS Ssssa
Boise and confer with the Highway
officials. and It Is further 69 ordered that
Tor the expenses Of this trip.
Ordered. That this Board do now
adjourn until Saturday, December 81,
at which time the votes cast at the
election held to determine whether or
not the West Side Irrigation District
shall be organized, will be canvassed.
w. T. ENGLAND,
Attest: Chairman.
F. M. FISHER, Clerk.
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we. the Board OF County Commits
sioners of Bingham County, Idaho,
hereby certify that we have examined,
audited and approved the foregoing
claims against the County Bridge
Fund Of Bingham County, and hereby
authorize and direct the County Audi
tor to draw warrants against said
fund beginning No. 521 and closing
No. 567, amounting to the sum Of
W. T. ENGLAND,
Attest. Chairman.
F. M. FISHER. Clerk
ORDERED. That this Board do now
adjourn until Monday, January 9, at
ten o'clock a. m.
w. r. ENGLAND,
Attest: Chairman.
F. NJ. FISHER, Clerk
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Total Current Expense warrants is
sued to date ...-.................S1O4.AS7 .6S
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-01-20

Johnny will like the Rudy Furnace
because there will be fewer ashes to
carry out. Nugent Metal Works in
stall them correctly. tf
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claim Amt. Amt
NO. Claimant Aid DisalPd

1892 State of Idaho,
Dept. of Public Works
balances due Of State
Highway Const. in
Bingham County .....$31.27O.9 90
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08

angle. There were four satisfactory
bouts out of the five that took place.
over 800 Wilmingtonians Journey
ed 10 Elkton, mostly by auto, and
from reports. those who were on hand
want more shows of the same variety
and offer a general suggestion to use
smaller gloves. This end OF the enter
tainment has been taken care Of and
no doubt there will be counting work
70 be done by Frank Pop" OBrien at
the coming show.
'BNl" MCGOWAN. who is making
the matches. has hung out the old
sign wanted" boys who have the wal
lop. In the opening bout Johnny X.
o. Baker of Wilmington. a very classy
youngster. who has a fine local repu-
tation, VIII take on Joe Watson of
Chester. These boys tip the beam at
11o pounds and Will no doubt furnish
plenty OF action.
The second number introduces
Pete" Devine and George Tully. the
latter younger brother OF Jimmy
Murphy, the we'll known lightweight
Devine made good with the patrons al
Elkton when he forced the fighting
for six fast rounds with Soldier John
son. Pete received a great round OF
applause at the close Of each round
He meets a dangerous opponent In
Tully. who is being prepped by his
famous brother for bigger game.
Johnny Traub. OF Chester. the out
standing star OF the opening snow
will again tackle Patsy Murphy, the
local battler. These lads fought n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
HIGH SWIMMERS LOOK
FAST THIS SEASON
Frank Heal and Leroy Sparks
Drilling Aquatic Stars at
Cherry and White.

Under the direction OF Leroy Sparks.
of tho Y. NJ. G. A. and Frank Heal.
a member OF the faculty. the Whining
ton High School swimming team is
working out each day at the "Y" pool
Although there are not as many candi-
dates out for the team as were expect
cd the coaches are enthusiastic over
the material and state they have every
reason to believe that this will he a
banner year in the history OF local
scholastic aquatic cipclcs.
OF the new men who have reported
for the team the most promising look
ing are NIyer and Reybold. their only
weakness being in plunging and in
fancy diving. With the proper train
ing there is no reason why the two
lads should not make tho first team.
Bowe. Nobis and Bush, together with
PedriclS. members OF .ast years team
have been unable 10 report for prac-
t,ce NJ yet as they arc suffering from
colds. Boyer. a star OF last year Ia
out and is showing wonderful form.
He 10 assured OF n position on this
years team ms none OF his comreti-
| tors can approach his work. The same
L huluk tuty W Stlu Al fNFtU WIN tirO
member OF last years team. Both
| boys are working hard and IL will
not be surprising IL they win honorr
at tho inteTcholastic meet which will
| be held some time this winter At ths
University OF Pennsylvania. and In
which they will 10 doubt, be entered
Local admirers Of the team ar,
| promised real exhibition which th,
school has arranged with the crack
| Coatceville team and which will tslss
place in this city on Friday evening
December Is. The Coatesville team
has I'm Francis Hoffman one OF tho bes
school boy swimmers in the east. ]
viii be remembered thst at last yvar'
meet at the University of Pcnnsyl
vania he won over Charlie Speer O
Mercershurg Academy who was con
sldered by sports writer's ms the bes
scholastic swimmer in the country
in the go handicap swim by a hi
margin.
The exhibition n nothing clsc wi
afford an interesting comparison be
tween Hoffman and Bario. the local
best bet. The two Will clash in tn
furiong swim
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
Card Announced for Second Elkton Bouts
Shows Several Wilminqton Battlers

several smokers held blythe keystone
Field Club and IN their last meeting
each boy scored a nine-second knock
down. This bout alone should satisfy
the never satisfied" boys.
Joe Martin, who has fought over
80 battles in this vicinity. Is known
In local circles as the Iron Man" lie
takes on the pride OF Eastlahe. Il. ..
Brummell. who. within the pas. two
weeks has won two starts at the
Cambria Club OF Philadelphia, and at
| Chester.
Both boys are members OF the Rock
EN- and Sock En- Club and depend
on sleep producing slams.
Ralph Raymond. popular Whining
ton boxer. whose training stunts are
attracting considerable attention. i
carded to meet Russell kid" Thomp-
son, formerly OF Pdtsburg, now O.
Philadelphia. Thompson is unde,
Philadelphia Jack OBriens wing and
has met Johnny Tillman. Sailor Freed
man. Young Jack Dempsey AND
Young" Mickey. a change that viii
prove beneficial is the fact that six
ounce gloves will be used in all tht
bouts, and the first bout Will star,
promptly at o'clock 10 allow plent,
OF time for Wilmington fans TO catci
the 1929 train home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
Many Candidates Turn Out to Make
Cherry and White Basketball Team

boys gym. A record breaking crowd
Is looked for as this game has been
advertised throughout the s-hool. The
Seniors we're beaten out in the hockey
games. but feel confident they win be
crowned vtctors in the basketball
tournament. on the other hand the
Sophomoros have yet TO drop a game
In the basketball series and say that
today will be no exception. II looks
to be q toss-up. but owing 20 the sec
ond year girls record, they have the
edge on their older opponents who
have been playing phenomenal ball in
the last two games.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08

A large number OF candidates turn
Ell out for basketball practice ycster-
day. which was held in tho boys gym
nasium. Now that football s. n thing
OF the past. a number OF football men
came out for the wooden ways sport
Dick Smith. George Fletcher. Walt
Green. Bardo and Cox We're represen-
ta;ive OF the gridiron squad. F1etchr
and Green have displayed fine form
so far and their chances 20 land a
berth on the Varsity are exceedingly
bright Fletcher tapped the ball yes
terday, while Green played guard.
Coach Ashton picked his "A" squad
10 line Up against the "B" team and
Lltchenstein's crew was showed
under. the final count being 25-l9.
The "A" squad was way or form in
shooting for the basket, while the
'B" team seldom missed a shot. Con-
| ly led the way for tho vfctors with
i've field goals, while Litchens,ein
contributed the same number for the
losers.
The winners presented a strong de-
fense and II was with difficulty that
! the vanquished could break through
On several occasions when tho losers
had good shots for the basket they
missed repeatedly. The two team.
win most likely meet again today
and II the second squad repeats, q
shakeup is looked for on the first let
ter team.
The Junior Varsity gave the "A
squad a good workout in a prelim.n.
airy tilt. but were forced 10 take tn,
short end after an interesting strug.
gle. The Juniors could not fathon
the short passes OF the older boys
Fritz Herlihy was missing from tn,
Jay Wees lineup which no doubt up
set their teamwork to a certain ex
tent.
The Crucial" game between IN,
girls Senior and Sophomore teams
will be played this afternoon in IN,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
TO SELECT TEAM
0RcAESTER MATCH
Assistant Director Sparks
Hopes to Capture Meet With
Nearby Rivals.

LEROY Sparks. assistant physical d.
rector - the Y. NJ. {. A. will select
Q team within che mex: few days which
Will compete In a dual indoor meet
with the Chester association at that
place. The IL the third meet with
the Chester "Y" and go far the Will
m,ngton team has always come out
on the short end Of the score.
Put with the material that he has
80 work with this year Coach Sparks
cay. there - no reason why tho local
team should net win the meet. Try
outs are being held each Tuesday and
Thursday evening at the "Y" for the
purpose OF selecting a team who Will
compete in the meet which will be
held az Chester on Friday evening
december IL.
The following events have been ar
ranged: Is yard dash: standing broad
jump: running broad jump; running
high jump; fence vault; twelve pound
shot put. potato race.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
Mails Back to Minors.

Cleveland. o. Dec. s.-Walter Malls,
a left-handed pitcher 81 the Cleveland
American League Tor thu last two sea
sonr. was rolcaecd by President T.. &
barnard yesterday 20 the Oakland club
OF tho Pacific Coast League. Mails
jolned tho Cleveland team IN 1870. and
wac the deciding factor IN tho Indians
winning the American League cham
p!onship that year. when ne won ecv-
en- straight games
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
FRESHMEN PUT ONE
OVER ON SOPHOMORES
Send Second Year Men on Wild
Goose Chase Searching for
Fake Banquet.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. Dec. S.-Universi,y Of Del
aware Freshmen have the laugh on the
Sophomores today for wild-goose
chase they gave the second year boys
to Wilmington last night. As n result
10 the chase the Sophs had 10 stand
for considerable RAGING" today not
only by the Frcshies but also from the
upper ciassmcu who apparently were
In on the Joke.
Every since they returned 10 college
following the Thanksgiving holidays
there has been a rumor around the
campus tha, the Freshies were pre-
pairing FOR their annual banquet in
Wilmington which when given will
pf>nbabiy be followed by n theatre par
~. The Sophs have been watching the
Freshmen like hawks all week deter
mined 10 break up the banquet II pos
sihie and IL not to at least "razz" the
Freshies during the theatre party.
on Monday night the Freshmen sent
the report out tha, the banquet would
he held that night and had the Sopho-
inor~s trailing them all evening but
thc biz hoax on the second year boys
came last night.
when II came time for supper only
about half dozen Freshmen appeared
in the Commons and they acted as
though they were in a hurry. The
Sophs immediately cot suspicious. A
del.gation was sent 10 watch the rail
road trains md a number OF Fresh
men who made Il appear as though
they were anxious 20 take n train for
Wilmington wcro captured by the
anphomoros and held until after the
trains left.
In the meantime. however. nothing
could lie found of the great number o!
Freshman. After searching around FOR
a time n large delegation Of Sophs
hired a large truck and went 20 WI
fnington 20 find their enemies. After
the truck left the Freshmen came out
of their hiding places and gave th'
remaining Sophs the laugh.
None of the Freshmen had gone e
wilmington and no plans whatever
had been made for the banquet, a
least for last night. The Sophs no
only lost the entire evening lookins
for Freshmen banqueters but are alsC
out the cost OF the truck they hired
They are now swearing al! sorts O
v1nr,ance on the first year boys.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08

lingloy way nosing out the Dofnk-
men by a one-point margin, 22 20 n.
The game had all the carmarks of
ono OF the gallant stands Noun,
Vernon put up In its fight for the title
last season, the score Alternating sew
eral times. and AZ the expiration Of
tho first haf tho Ioganmen had very
littlc 10 brag about. as they led by n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08

In tho lineup Of n back lot
football game which our sports
editor received last week. there
appeared u position Of which wc
were heretofore entirely ig-
norant. IL caused quito n lot ~
discussion In our news room and
We submit Il TO our readers for
their opinion. Get this correct.
tho disputed position was RIGHT
HALF.GUARD.
The ofsicc boy suggested thnt
the player was the guardian of tho
haifs. but we nre skeptical.
Can any gentle reader en-
tighten usf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
Lakcviev 10 Practice.

Tho Lakevisw basketball FIVE VII
mold rs first practice this afternoon
on tho court at Fourth and Adams
streets. Tho team will be made up
of Francis. Forrest, W. Brown. J.
Agenais, J. Corrigan and Dagenan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
Deer Reeders:


Rein n invctcran recdcr of tho
newspapers, as whItch ! am, I run
acrost many and various amusin'
things, m bcin ms how they is 40
mutch sadness I'm the world, why
an nil, II is only my duty to cir
culate them for the benefit of the
public.
Well. 10 Ect down 10 brass nails
~ the sayIn goes. I will omit all
superiloosous remarks. A artificial
In this mornings paper snys ns
how a bird name Leo Title, out
IN Akima, wash, committed suey-
eide because no was not elected
Senator.
or course an all. they aInt moth
IN funny about that, but II Just
struck me that quite n few III
those blmbos who was elected will
BE- wishin they was In Lees
shoes or grave, befoar long.
THREE STAR HENNESSY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
DOVER GUARpsMEN OPEN
SEASON WITH DEFEAT

Dover. Dec. s.-The Dover National
Guard basketball team opened their
p-escn; season on Wednesday night.
when they were defeated by the NIL
ford Saiioaal Guard team. p 70 10,
on The local floor. The game was ex-
citing from start 20 finish and fur
nlshed many thrills, for an early sea
son contest The score:
MI EODD