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Building Materials.


FOR SALE At CAMP LEE OFFICE
building msicrial and equipment n,
every description needed TO erect and
equip a home.
sash. doors. framing. shcetlnE. siding
wallboard and buildrrs' hardware: ho?
water boilers. storage tunks hotel and
family ranges. toilets and Stop sinks
send me your specifications Will butlI
you nome anywhere at a lower cos. ,hnn
you VIII ever be able to have IL don.
again. / also have for sale benches Wool
fencing. standard chestnut poles wire
harms. insu!ators and complete nre
"'athI system large enough to server a
cry me size OF Norfolk. W.
FOE further Information. write mo al
the Liberty Thcater. Camp Lee. or tele.
Ph'he NO. wa Also building brick.
&. X. SANDERSON
Camp Lee Salvage
THE OPPORTUNITY OF YOUR LIFE
TO BUILD CHEAP
second hand but good as new. Care.
.uii! taken down at Camp Lee All unii,
dFawn. An pine-tramiug shcn,hinr
eeM'ns' HooFine, German siding: also
w'nd""s' doors beaver board. We bourh,
this material cheap and can pas, ,hs
bargain ON 10 you.
Framing tunder Is fee, IN length,
sh"athins. ceiling and noorins. S. ncr
Thousand. Framing l6 fect md ov.rI
Gcrnan siding and beaver board. yl0 nar
thousand. Wv ps'
Windows {: sash). 81. Doors. with
hinges, 1850. "'''i
carlod lots {. O. h. Camp Lee. va
Write Tor fun informa,io lon
CAMP LEE LUMBER COMPANY
Pulaski, Va.
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NEW sure seller. IIo, electric pcanu,
vending machines; drop everything else
ana hop on this. Enormous profits Act
quick. Star Sales Corporation co,n,s.
bus. Ohio.
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.-ALi.SME$--.i splendid side lin. or full
itu" proposition. 0u. assortment q. aG-
Nrrt.N!us IAN. brings live-w!r- salesman
!-'1 I" $500 monthly. samples light:
every merchant prospect. easy to sell /:
liberal commission Write United
states Calendar co.. Cincinnati Ohio
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- iESAE% WAITED 10 cell motor s,l!.:
rA.iGS''e t,rE!tory. sC!entlac Invention
F-HE"ht"'9 u save at .sast .-L "a
hah1.inv, pUHI'!Nely el!ninAt.s carbon
Tot AL ZINE. gives engine more pep and
l""rf. every automobile and truck
D"H'F arr Prospects Write today for
'"!! PARTICULARS. . hhy Electric Prod .
uars 10. SIS Flni!fon DuliI!nx. Norfolk.
Va
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INSTRUCTION
Local Instruction Classes

THE UNITED Y. NJ. {. a. correspondent.
schools give the most service for the
!eas; money. Halt-ar!cc to cx-servic.
men. can for j. y Carson, Central
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PORTRAIT AGESTS-Our new plan
means bigger profits aud independeEc,
Tor you. WOrr finished in - hours
illustrated book free. Abbott Co uunt
ingtOn. ". Va
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WANT to buy an autof Read the ciss,i.
ned ads. = -. = t>'''
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HAVE capital and experience to inv.st
In good -pay.ng proposition: stat. details
iully. BOA Is i&2. care Tho Dispatch
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"a I.k~SMEN WANTED-Conpet sales
men 20 sell work straw hats mad. In
- Louis: strictly commission basis
must have good references and be Hnan-
cia!!y responsible. Prefer man with
Ford. Box !. 7!G. care The Dispatch
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CELL Holmes tree and tubes: no capital
required. 400 weekly income. Price s,lln
thtm; quality gets recorders. Holmes
Rubber Co.. 1900 West Fifteenth, Chi
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Situations wanted--aIale 81
Accountant, Experienced
Manufacturing Manaper

"A - n
s!staht 10 president. Now employed I'm
nHw YORK after responsible experience
with large arms. Desires to ,,,u.n ~
virginia or Sor,h Carolina tn- T.,,,,t
reasIHn. preferably Richmond. pc,crspw,y
Or LyhchouTE Replies delivered 10
VII WI. eoinmnn!ci- any Information desired.
pursuaHt TO corr"spondcncc ana va,
!. .2S. care The Dispatch
ACCOUNTANT. BUOkkEEpER y..,.e,
e'hnf.,thtt; familiar with opening and
closing all kinds of hooks and ,u,kin,.
UP statements ~ operations desires thn
M"rh OF htms not requiring the service,
0. ooohH.epes on ru!l time. Terms r.a.
s"hhoie and replies confidential. Aa
~ .ss bof az. care The Dispatch
CiAcFfEUE-Desirc position Gyhl,.,.
private family or truck: . y.srs'
ret!enc" la:o 8. WINS.
III. Observation-Disclosures engineer sso
3s. married. desires connection IN NJ
mond: prefer sales suppression Or snri.
nrerlnS familiar with ViryInt. 80
"orth Carolina. II years sales di.,rIrt
800, 800 MANAGE ana construction super
.s!oh' no commission proportion con-
h.ueted. Box asS. care The Dispatch.
EXECUTIVE ACCOUNTANT AND
AUDITOR.
.;a t. loh ACCOUNTANT. now on STAN Of
ecfthed public accountants desire, ,o
connect Win proYr"ssIv. co.un,.-c!sl con.
Germ III CAPACITY OF head auditor mr. ,,
as.Se aceoun'an'; age 81; eighteen. years
ahts: capable OF handling ALL PHASES
op PRACTICAL ACcOUNT:SG ana, cost.
".'c' inahaIrm-nt. credits. v-orran.z.tInI
ere Eeiab Bile references Personal Iu,.r
view desired. Address Box A is, care
The Dispatch. caro-
FHARMACiST-Wan position by ror,.-
tr1eH assistant pharmacist now en-
p'o?cd' Reference. present emn,ov.r
Audress l. rs. care The Dispatch
sALESMAN-wantcd position ns ,,7as
man ny young man with long e.a--t-
.hte IN genera. storc ladies' and ren.s.
furnishings Good reference: a wort,r
AddtH-s p o. box S13. city.
"a LESN AN-Whn;.d. position .s sales.
man ly young man OF ability. II vo,
whhs ro!c business during 1922 lot ma
mp up s"H set ~ Local or travelling.
,9h r tol. care The Dispatch
IEWARD-rosi;ion wanted 10y .,nayi-
cnced hotel steward Ecf.reuc. ~.
aished Address Box /. IN car. m,
Dispatch. 's INC
icCNG MAN: years o! age. z-adu,.o
OF n!sn school and has had two ves-.
~ college. desires position In ono a1
position as salesman In territory afouna
hchmond. Has sonc knowi.dvc ~,
sa'esinanshlp Can furnish best rcfcr.
thce as to ability and integrity. Al.
dsess BOX J. a.. care The DisuntcI
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YOUR chance TO make big money re.
plating. Outht furnished. Writa Tor
particulars. International Laboratorie,
Dept. a Is. 3oo-3li Fifth Avenue. New
York. -N0"
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EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents

WAIST representatives oyerywh.rc lib.
c,aI circuit and sales plan. New
aluminium combination. we,J.r,,t go,
cehs' no Investment. Pay daily. Wu-
soi. company. G77 East Third. Dayton.
ASIc hCCESSORY-6.t into accessory
nhvhS toudy VIZ daily easy. show
you how. Capital or experionCc nm
n,rc'sa"ry. sample FREQ. Excl LOGS
ioH%"ood. Chicago.
AGChESSlvE neld rcpresentnt!yc wanted
ohouu net 10000 yearly: chuic. Of tor
,''pfS. weekly advances Merchants
Sch"'! Of Adv. File 3G5. 22 Quincy s..
Chicago. go
"E'iabhE old-cstab.ishcI manufacturer
automobile nec.ssit;os wants man n
ms territory TO cal! on dealers with
our staple line. Liberal communication
'ide or main line. Address j. g. No.
man, 1901 Michigan Avenue. Chicago.
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FINANCIAL
business OpportunIttcs

i'hI'h manufacture seeking high class
h.t to take complete charge OF bust
mess ia State OF virginia: applicant must
ID" able To furnish bees; OF references
ANA capable OF handling saleSIncn An
Investment OF fl.6cD required which
VIII 70" fully secured. w!lI show earn
ings o! $500 weckly and up. Address u.
.. Box lI22 WhahinKtnn d O.
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EVERY bODf uscs extracts. Sell Duo
d0uo!e-str.Hsth extracts. Complete line
household necessities. bic repeat-rs.
Auica, -.
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7A!.kS MEM Wanted. men who have .us-
S'h''ui snl'- records. to sell Wear Proof.
inhtS. on market - years. nationally
!n""S and used. Every doorway I. pros
lH'l, especially o.:iCo buildings hotels
iH'hi":s, stores. clubs. restaurants
schools, churches. hospitals. elevators
homes. Leader In i;s ncil. Good men
can n"A" big money hud build iucra.
I'VE h"siH"sA. Address. Wear Proof Mat
90, -!sr ". Fulton street. Chicago.
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'NLHSA ~ wanted FOR automobile ard
Mae s"rty otis. good communications. ter.
rtuty. any counties Ia virginia wrs,
virginia, North ana south Carolina o.
'"of "a. Address OILS. Sare Carrier 81,
i.irhWuii. Nn.
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WE START YOU without - dG!lar-Soaps.
extracts. perfumes, to.le; goods. expert
ence unnecessary. CaTnat.om Co. Dept.
a54, 81. Louis.
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STOCK OF groceries and hxtures for sale
at Invoice price. Short or long lease
on store. West End and good stand.
patch.
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@l6 DAILY selling chemical gas Ucbter..
30ofe profit; sells on sight: samnis. pn.
ltapid Mfg. Co.. 10 East Fourteenth ST.
New York. ''''
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statesmen with established trade call
ing on general stores. furniture stores
hnd hardware stores. TO handle line OF
cnamclware. aluminium. crockery and
glassware on commission basis. No
samples required. Apply. giving ref
crcnces in hrst letter. J. II. e. A., SO
South Howard Street, Baltimore Md
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WONDERFUL SEILER--sCc rroG; every
dollar sales. deliver on spot. license un-
necessary. sample free. Mission. Fac
tory ,, 2f2i Smith Avenue, Detroit,
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1900 "FROFlTS IN PORTRAITS" cx.
planned In free circular. 2i-hour service
prints, portraits. frames: samples free.
Picture Msn Friedman, Dept. l2F. l27
y. Dearborn. Chicago.
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DROP EVERYTHING-Gc this new one.
Put-nd-take salesboards. sell ali mer-
chants everywhere. $40 daily easy.
Write quick. Peoria Novelty Co.,
Peoria. Ill
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MAKE si2. 900 \, YEAR.

OTHERS Do-HDC CAN,
We have opening la this state for
| 4 man to sell w:li-kHown. Standard aL-
vertised hand drawn chemical fire cngincs
| motor IRE apparatus. eStinsuishcrs. hose
and complete line of gc-aghting sundrics
| Other mon ON commission basis only IN
less productive territories than we offer
YOU earn $1,000 u month. So can you. even
without experience. Exclusive productive
! territory open. Ajax Fire Engine Works
Bush Terminal Bldg. 10. Brooklyn. y. Y.
HERE'S ~ BIG MONEY MAkER-'sim-
pick Ironing Board Covers" Remark
aoie invention every woman wants
Sales breaking all records. New agent
made s15 in two days W. j. Lynch
Springfield. III.
cAR-owNER representative! sI25 weekly
demonstrating guaranteed pneumatic
sivo; enormous profits. Free sample
{. f. Wenstonc Co.. 3o25 Indiana Ave.
Chicago
10000 "PROFITS ~ PORTRAITS ex.
prints, portraits. frames: samples free.
Picture Msn Friedman, Dept. l2F. 1877
y. Dearborn. Chicago.
DROP EVERYTIiING-Gct this new one.
Put d-take salesboards. sell all mer
chants everywhere: $40 daily easy.
Write quick. Peoria Novelty Co..
Peoria, Ill.
SOLICIT accounts for largo collection
agency: 500 weekly oauiiy earned. Ap-
ply Immediately for valuable territory,
Illinois Adjusting Corporation. - East
Van Buren, St. Chicago.
WOULD SIS AN hour interest you? Clarke
made this selling amazing Windshield
cleaner: for autoists. motorInen engi-
neers works like magic; onc'rub keeps
glass clear - hours: cleans entire winl-
shield: works while you drive; chcmi al
felt sheds water like ducks back;
snappy metal holder ats pocket; guar
anteed year; sells 81; Smeet sold 1000
Few days; amazing details FREQ. Security
Mfg. Co. Dept. 6is. Toledo, Ohio.
$4,000 EVERY YEAR--s2.O00 easy In
spare time. We share profits with you
besides. Sell weather Monarch" rain
coats. Ask about "Duol Coat No. 900.
Get sample raincoat free. Associa ted
Hainooat Agents. Inc., 40 North Wells,
Chicago.
WANT to buy an au,of Read the class.
ded ads. u * -. q -
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Statesmen calling on the bakers TO sell
our line OF nolasses la barrels. Very
liberal commissions; payblc weekly Ma.
iIohui Molasscs Co., ST. Louis Mo-
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OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS.

OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS
Mah desiring TO own permanent money
hhhlhB business. exclusive for Virginia
mas 10 do with building good roads. should
writo US quick. Full investigation invited :
Sl,ISO investment required few months.
Crawfordsville Ind '' >
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MERCHANDISE

MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale 81
ARMY SURPLUS SUPPLIES OF ALL
MINDS. Tents, cots. blankets, uniforms.
bafn wire, wood clothes lockers ash
cans and double wagon harness. L..
Rose & Co.. t20 Brook Avenue.
ARMY BLANKETS FROM 1850 UP
Army surplus supplies OF all kinds
Tents. cots, wagon covers. l.. Rose Il
company i20 BROOK Avenue.
ASH CANS. BARB WIRE. new 5s-lb coils
slightly rusty. Sl.75 per coil: ash cans
used, Jyc and ~. shovcis and spades
5cc to I5c each: new screen door,
Sl.50 each: double army harness
hhGhtly used f2h per s",. L. Ros. *
Company, Ie0 Brook Avenue.
AWNINGS. AWNINGS!
Place your orders now for awnings to
avoid the rush. Richmond Awning Com
i'any. ~ NoTth N!nth.
BOOK Eleventh edition britannica and
Alexander Hamllton's Business Course.
u North Third Street.
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"cuTEESuITS" FOR ch!iGr.n sweeping
country Ike wiidArc. nothing Liz. EN-.
no competition. every general store
buys. big c0Gnlnl.siOH. Write tocay
.Cu,eesG!i' Factories t29J. Cincinnati!
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SOLICIT accounts for large collection
agency: 500 weekly oaUiiy earned. Ap-
ply Immediately for valuable territory.
Illinois Adjusting Corporation. - East
Van RMren ST.. Chicago.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-05-11
SIGNS OF THE TIMES

what the world needs is not
battleships, but friendships" said
Harry Lauder, famous Scotch come
dian.
He presented the lessons Of peace,
friendship, tolerance, brotherly love
with beautiful oratory, giving added
color to his address by singing a
song to fill the hearts OF all his
hearers with full appreciation of the
value of sweetening our lives and
the lives of those about us with
music especially with song. Just
a "clap on the back" for our fellow
men; that's all. Avoidance of slay-
cry to business deals, but daily con-
sideration for ideals-that was the
lesson he taught.
He would substitute the health
of affection for the hell of affliction"
It's a beautiful thought simple
lesson which we all know and under
stand, but a sordid world tempts US
away from these simple truths which
offer happiness to all. To heal
these lessons so impressiyely told By
man OF the world and by a mar
among men like Lauder, writes then
deeper into the souls OF men.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-05-11
.LLLLA-'
Clerk.

The greatest encouragement We
have that civilization will be saved
I IL the great number and variety OF
people who are in the job OF saving
! II II NAV be the office of the forces
that we consider destructive 10 oes,
troy what has to go before the Worlo
can get we'll. Anyhow, we cannon
suppress them. We shall have 70
work with them in way, and prac'
tice to beat them when they are
dangerous. The great ofrces that
helm are the development OF knowl'
edge and the better understanding
of religion. They belong together
and each is a branch of the other.
The destructive forces are those We
fought in the war-the belief that
might makes right; the belief In the
supremacy of certain races or na-
tions. and their right 10 dominate
the others. The idea that must win
in the end is the idea that all the
people on earth are one amily, and
that as they live together so they
must work together and contribute
to the common progress and the COM
mon peace. But that idea as yet is
slow o acceptance. 1t is an idea on
which, conceivably. the great nations
o the earth may divide, and if there
is an Armageddon still ahead, the
acceptance or rejestion OF that idea
may be its issue.
Mr.. Root said the other day that
the greatest obstacle to peace, and
the happiness and progress OF us
earth-dwellers, was our incapacity
to receive the blessings that are
ready for us. This truth that they
are so slow to receive is, in part,
that it is not even good business TO
go out and grab what you want from
your neighbors, that you cannot long
prosper by rapacity mar by compul-
sion of others, and that the way to
do is to work. with them mad share
with them.
Tehse are altogether extraordi-
nary years-years of preparation for
a new era toward which We grope
more or less in the dark. We do
not know what 1t will require of us.
We do know out of our experience
taht we should go armed to meet il,
but armed not so much with martial
weapons, though they may still be
needed, as with conservation on our
own part to the cause of all man
kind. We are working in these days
partly, no doubt. to save our own
skins but chiefly for posterity. The
world that is in the making now is
the world of generations to come.
Those of us whose years are fairly
full will be lucky If we see even the
beginning of it. How long 1t will
take to get 1t going is guesswork,
but we think the little children Of
BUR day have prospect of coming
INTO a great inheritance.
And so they have, II their elders |
who are now active in affairs do a
good job and assemble the factors
hat belong together and set them
operating in the right direction.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-05-11
NOTICE 10 PAVING


Sealed proposals will be received
by the Commissioner Of Public Works
OF the State Of IDAHO, at the office OF
the Commissioner, Boise, Idaho,
until two ~ o'clock P. 81 on the
18th day Of May. 1922, fof the con-
struction of FED sral Aid Project No.
81, consisting o. grading and paving
including all structures Of II miles
Of the Idaho Pacific Highway South
of Payette in Payette County.
Alternate bids will be requested on
the following types: a. Cement
Concrete, ~ Cement Concrete base
with bituminous concrete top and
! ~ BituminOUs concrete base and
top on gravel EubJ~-e. On types No.
/ and No. a-teEll ids will also
be requested on CsE = nished by
State
Proposals will be op ned and pub
/ licly read at the above stated hour.
Plans, specifications, forms Of con-
tract, proposal forms and other in
formation may be obtained at the
office Of D. P Olson Director Of
Highways, Boise, Idaho. 4 deposit
of Ten dollars (S19p0) is required
/ for each set Of plans and specifica-
tons. The deposit will be refunded
Iff the plans are returned intact, with
! in fourteen days after bids are
opened
All proposals must be made on the
forms furnished, and must be
signed by the bidder, with his name
and post office address.
The right is reserved to reiest all
proposals., or to accept the proposal
proposals deemed best for the
=fsta Of IDAHO.
80 proposal will be considered IN
less accompanied by an acceptable
Proposal Guaranty in an amount
equal TO five per cent (5cl) Of the
! total amount Of the proposal. This
Guaranty may be in the form Of,
| (a) cash; (b) certified check
drawn on an Idaho bank and made
payable to the Commissioner; OF
(c) q bidders bond.
II is the purpose Of the commits
sioner to build the improvement in
the shortest time consistent with
good construction, and complete and
we'll designed equipment and effec-
tive organization will be insisted
upon.
Dated May 4th, 1922.
D. P. OLSON.
Director OF Highways.
VIM. J. HALL,
COMMISSIONER OF
PUBLIC WORKS
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-05-11
E0R SALE

40 acres Off sale; fair house, barn
and out buildings; water piped to
house; miles northeast of Half
way; price s4750; $500 cash. bal
ance on time. Roy Davidson.
Advertisement. April 20t4.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-05-11
Total s17235.53 s17235.53

Total s17235.53 s17235.53
Members voting yes.
Da-i~-P' vat Ma in~on.
So the motion Pra~ai'at
t wa= moved that d.. --a;m Of r
dependent Transfer Co. FOR trang-
portation of supt with Knight Ban
nerette Cup TO New Plymouth be
denied and disalIowed.
Members voting yes
Dayis-Platt-M
So the motion prevailed.
It was moved that all County
Officers, their Deputies and The jan
itor, be granted vacation Of two
weeks each with permission to leave
the state, said vacation to be taken
at such times as such County Officer
can arrange the office work, so as
not to inconvenience the public.
Which motion prevailed.
1t was moved that the Sheriff be
and hereby is directed ~to prepare
and put in place, caution signs on
each side OF the Washoe School.
Which motion prevailed.
1t, was moved that the Sheriff be
and hereby is directed to procure
good grade of paint and have the
woodwork on the outside of the
Court House including the Cupola,
painted two coats of light green or
the same color as last used.
Which motion prevailed.
1t was moved that Petition ask
ing fer an appropriation for the
Payette County Farm Bureau, signed
nv Ill petitioners be read and FLED
for future action.
Which motion prevailed.
]. NJ. DAVIS,
Chairman Board OF
County Commissioners
Recess taken.
Attest: .
LILLIAN WILSON,
Clerk.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-05-11

The best for tie money is the Z.
s. L. Battery. Apr. O.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-05-11

Independent Transfer Co., storage
for County Property .-........- 1900
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-05-11

To Bond, Int. and Sink
ing to pay int. on s31,500
Refunded Road and
Bridge warrantss1890.O0
To Highway Dist. No. l
......-. ...-.... 6466.15
To Highway District No.
2 ....-.......-..--.-.-. $685.
To County Road and
Bridge Fund 1854
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-05-11
Total. S2267.62


Total, s226762
Members voting yes
observation-disclosures.
II was moved that the following
claims be allowed and paid from
funds of Special Road District No
"a.
Chas. Groves, repairing culvert and
locating grader ...-...-..-.-.-.....s7.05
Members voting yes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
So the motion prevailed.
II was moved that the Motor We
hicIe License Fund be distributed az
follows:
There being In said fund the sum
Oh EoO.Oo
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-05-11
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

OF