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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-03
ZE SCHUZE VELKORADU
STATU OHIO, {. S. p. S.

kterou zahajil pfeds. j. Svobo-
da. Zapisky z minule schuze
priiaty.
Rad Clark oznamuje uspo-
radiant divadla Is. listopadu v
Ceske Sin Sokol. Pfedseda
vyzyva bratry, aby agitovali
pro hojnou dcast. talk abychom
snahu naseho mladeho radu
hoinou lcasti podporovali.
Zprava dnvea,nfka br. Ober-
maiera vykazuje prijem S12.-
446.93, vydaje $9,914.33. Zby-
va ma hotovosti $2,532.60.
Zprava zkoumajfcim vyborem
,odporuSena a pTijata.
Ze Syazu svobodomyslnych
podana zprava o pflpravach X
pristimu sjezdu a zaroveh W.
'zvani pritomnf. ably pfi pfiti
volbe kazdy agitoval pro zvo-
leni bratra ]. Martinka. ktery
Sc uchazi o dfad radnihc do
mestske raJdy. Br. A. Urba-
nee oznamuje, ze vybor fadu
ma zapadni st.ane pracuje ma
programu pro vyrocni slamost
ktera Sc kona v lednu 1924 v
Ceska Sini Sokol.
!, Priiem We schizi obnasel
$4,000, vydani $71.5O.
Predseda pozadal pfitomne-
ho vvslouzileho pfedsedu N.
HI. Uradovny br. K. Bernrei-
terra, ktery Sc vratil z delsi ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-03
MANzELKA p. JOS. FRcKY
ZEMkELA.

Krutym zalem byla postize
ma rodina vseobecne znameho
krajana zdejsiho, p. JOS. FIR
|cky. Opustila il navzdy vzor-
ma manzelka, pecliva matka
a laskava babicka. Pi. Alzbe-
|ta Frckova ochuravela asi
|pred sesti tydny a ma radu le-
kare byla dopravena do SOU
krone nemocnice Windsor,
lkde dostalo Sc il toho nejlep-
lsiho osetreni. Ziskany sluzby
jednoho z nejprednejsich spe-
|cialisti We meste a osetfova-
|telky dnem i noci, nez vsech-
Ino toto dsili milujici rodiny O.
|svedcilo Sc byti marnym. Smrt
dostavila Sc v IL hodin wee
ra dopoledne. Zesnula z nej-
Sbaizsich prfbuznych zIstavir
la manzela, p. Jos. Frcku, til
provdane dcery, R1zenu, Ii
bust a Vlastu a ctyri vnoucat-
ka, ditky dvou posleze jmeno
vanych deer. Mimo to stafic-
kou matku, pi. Kroupovou q
diva bratry a dive sestry.
Pi. Frckova, ackoli rozena
lbyla v Americe, byla typickou
ceskou zenou. Rodina, fdomac'
most byla il celym svetem -
" nemz soustredily Sc vsech-
lny jejf Ntuzby, vsechna jeff ID
ska a obEtaya prace. Kdyz
mohla zftf fiv'klidu a spokoje,
nosti, zbozndyana' detmi svy'
mi a roztomilymi vnoucatky
kruty osud vsechnylItyto made
lie zmaril. Kazdy, kdo Sleche'
1ou tn pani znal, zeli i"jeji
'smrti v MAIDEN pomerne We.
,ku. Zarmoucene rodin9 vyja.
drujeme soustrast nejuprim.
lnejsi. Telesne pozistatky ze'
'snale budou vystaveny v rodir
mem byte, 1902 vych. 116. ul.
Ultra v pondeli, pohreb ko'
man bude v utery z Mar. Sine
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-03
ZLOcIN NEB POKUS
SEBEVRAzDY.

Pariz, 2. listopadu. Albert
Hauser, jenz udal Akron, o.,
jako svIj domov, nalezen byl
vcera vecer v Boulognskem lie
sfku podrezanym krkem,
Byl $ nejvetsi moznou rychlo.
sti dopraven do nemocnice,
kde stav jeho prohlasen byl
"a vazny. Zdali stal Sc obetl
zlocinu, nebo spachal-li Sc.
bevrazedny .pokus, neni Una.
mo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-03
Pokrokovym a svo-
bodonnyslnyrn obca.
niln 2. distriktu.
OBCANE:

Nova mestska rada, kterou
mate zvoliti 6. listopadu, bude
miti mnohem vetsi moe nez
m6stska rada nynejsi.
Komu svefite tuto moe?
Sv9rfte il lidem, kteri jsou 9
chotnymi nastroji reakce, jez
snazf Sc vsechny svobody lidr
oklestiti, nebo budete hlasova-
ii pro lidi, kteri ma zodpoved.
nem mfst6 dovedou pracovati
v zajmu pokroku spolecenske
no a kulturniho?
Chcete-li hlasovat pro po.
krok a proti reakci, pax O.
devzdejte svdj HAS pro
kandid&ta socialisticke stra.
ny "a radniho
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-03

like sklerUil,y a ochotnymi
prdvodcimIi jim byli PIP. Jan
Pecha a JOS. A. Smejkal. Ho-
ste sc netajili obdivem lad t6-
mito vymozencstrni ceske lo-
Ionic Ch;cagu a ma upomin-
ku jim bylo venovano po vyti-
sku Pamatniku Cesko- -Narod-
niho hrbitova.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-03

- Pfijd'te ma Akademii v
nedSli IL. listopadu do Ce-
ske Sine Sokol ma Clark Av.
pfi ktere oslavi Sokolice
Nova Vlast sve 15tilete
trvSni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-03
zE soKOLsKEHO sJEzDU,
Pfisti slet bude v Chicagu r.
1925, technicke slou6eni
provedeno.

IncagO, J.. llSCOpauu. -.
Diva vyznacne body charakte-
risova!y vcerejsi zasedani de-
legatd druh6ho sjezdu Sokol-
ske Obce, odbyvaneho We dvo-
rane Sokola Chicago. Jest to
jednomyslne schvaleni navrhu,
pfedlozeneho techn;ckym W.
borem, aby ,pTisti vsesokolsky
slet .byl konan v Chicagu roku
1925 a pax schvaleni tirnze
|vyborem vypracovaneho radu,
jimz vsecky sokolske silky v
Soustati mali byti po STRANGE
technicke sblizeny a slouceny
tax perfektn6, re organisace
Sokolstva ceskoslovenskeho v
Americe nezavda 81 mnoho cd
|tSlocvicneho dtvaru We stare
vlasti. Technicke toto slouce-
nj, ktere bylo samotnymi dele
gaty prohlaseno primo "a ide-
alni, jest vitano jako posled-
| nj krok, vedouci k naprostemu
alouceni obou dosud stavaji-
cich Obci. totiz Sokolstva ce-
skeho a slovenskeho.
Osnova technickym vybo-
rem proponovana byla tax u
spokojiva a idealni, ze br. Hr-
bek jako mluvci vychodni de-
legace prohlasil, ze ochotne u
stupuje cd sveho drivejsiho
pozadavku, by Sokolska Obec
ceska mela svoje separatni te.
chnicke vedeni, jake tomu BY
valo minulosti. "M6li isme
"a to-" praIv;l br. Hrbek, "ze
w otazce technickeho vedeni
nam neco schazi, nyni ale vi.
dime, ze tomu tax neni." Ale
bez debaty Sc navrh technic.
keho vyboru piece jenom neo.
besel. Nektefi z delegatI
chteli miti presne vytcen vztah
Technickeho Svazu ceskoslo.
venskeho vici Sokolske Obci;
chovali opravnene obavy, aby
'snad nebyla pouze zdrojem fl.
nanCnim, aniA by melae do te'
chnickych podnikI co Tfci.
i Takova obezrelost byla zee
la ma miste, ale kdyz bylo w
1svetleno, re Svaz nikdy a "a
lzadnych okolnosti neibude mo
ci podniknouti niceho, co BY
nemelo dfedni sankce. obor
|hlavnsch ydstfedi, iakekoliv ma
Imitky odpadlyr q porad techni'
ckym vyborem vypracovanJ
byl nadsene pfijat. 81 ! A.
! Je to velka vymozenost a ,ze
jmena poradani kursG by melt
prinesti nejzdarn6jsich vysled
XII. o cvicitelske silly byla a;
dosud citelna nouze a. zejme
Ina ma venkov6. Tezko zakla
dati move jednoty a slabe udr
zovat v cinnosti, kdyz neni do
sti schopnych sil, ktere by 81
uialy jejich vedeni. Nekolil
takovych kursI by tn zname
mite prospelo a naklad MIN
spojeny by byl tim nejlepsin
. ulozenim penez, k jalkemu 81
ISokolstvo mize vIbec odhod
lat.
Bylo iiz pill jedne hodin!
odpoledne. kdy ddlezite tot
usneseni bylo pdijato a dele
|gatIm o2nameno, ze ma odpo
ledne predl6ha chvile odpocil
ku a kratochvile. o pdl dn'u
he hodine pfirazila totiz ]
bmdov6 Sokola Chicago mail.
karavana autobusI, v ktervcl
nastoupena obsahla projizd'
!ka mestem. Bylo prihlednut'
k tomu, aby v kazdem autobu
su Sc nalezal prdvodci, kter.
bv venkovskym hostdm poda
pffpadne vysvetlenf. a o zaii
mavostech Chicago je oriento
wal. Prvni zstavka ucinena
douglas parku pred pomni
ikem brixenskeho mucednika
kde Sc lcastnici vyjizd'ky sc
'skupili obnazenymi hlavam
- Ill
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-03
Josefa
artjnka

redaktora "Americkych Del
nickych ListI"
ktery po vice nez desftileti Gin
ne Sc podili ma nasem zivote
verejnem a jehoz dosavadni
cinnost je zarukou, ze We SVEN
trade bude 81 pocinati oprav.
du pokrokove a bude Verne
hajit zajmd a svobody naseho
drobneho lidu.
Vsechny silly reakce kultur-
nj j socialni horecn6 pospoli.
te pracuji, ably ovlady mfsta
rozhodujici. Spojme i my svo.
bodomyslni silly svoje a pode.
premez hlasy svymi y tSch+
volb&ch vsc svobody a pokro.
ku.
"a Mistni Sdruzeni Svazu
Svob. v Clevelandu
RESOLUCNf VYBOR.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-03
PAMATUJEIE Sc ma SYNY SVAT0PLUKOVY?

Pc jednom-h mas vezmou, snadno jak ty
pruty - mas zlomi. Budeme-li vsak drzet;
dohromady = 'brany pekla mas nepremo-
hou." M
Krajane - schopny, poctivy a rovnv
muz vas chce zastupovati We g. distriktu.
Oznacte jeho jmeno ma volebnim listku
takto: lYe
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-05-30
9TH GRADE OMMENcEMENT
EXERCISES LAST FRIDAY

Last Friday night the Eighth Grade
commencement exercises were held
at the school auditorium in this city
The large hall was filed TO capacity
to witness the starting of the big
class on the path to higher education.
The program was an excellent one
and the several students who deliv-
cred talks showed great ability and
careful training. k
The class consisted of Rita Baxter.
Madeline Hovey, Violet Woodman, 10
sic Woffinden. Gladys BENEFITS, Geo.
Keyser. Edith Howell, Drusilla Ho-
dell, Alice Calvin Ruby Breyer, Wayne
Shull Tom Kerr, James Kirtley, Ellis
Loveland, Clara Mower, Anabel Philips
and Harry Thomas.
Prof. Barrett presented the diplom-
as to these future men and women Of
the land and in few very well chos-
en- remarks paid tribut to the ability
of the teacher of the class Mrs. J. II.
Thompson.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-05-30
WELL KNOWN AND POPULAR
YOUNG PEOPLE Welded

On last Wednesday, May the 23rd..
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Boyle at Blackfoot, occurred the GER
emory which united the lives of Miss
Hattie Coleman. daughter of our es-
teemed townspeople, Frank Coleman
and wife, to Mr.. George W. Reyes,
son Of Edna W. Reyes, our deputy re-
corder, Rev. Stringfellow performing
the ceremony.
The bride and groom were attended
by Mr.. and Mrs. John Boyle.
The happy young couple returned to
this valley last Monday evening and
are az yet undecided Just what plans
for the future will be made.
Mrs Reyes is one of our most popu-
lar and talented young ladies and the
groom is substantial young man of
this community.
With their large circle of friends
we express our most sincere wishes
for happy journey down Lies great
stream and sincerely hope that their
future will be as roseate as their past,
for each of these young folks are de-
serving Of the best that life affords.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-05-30
VETERAN MINING MAN AND
RANcHER PASSES AWAY

Last Wednesday afternoon, at two
O'CLOCK, occurred the death of William
Iheooald Oster, at his home five miles
ABOVE Clayton, death being by hem
orrhage.
Mr.. Oster had been ailing for some
time and though his death came sud-
denly 1t was not Unexpected.
William Theobald Oster was born
in Meadville, Crawford Cousty, Penn.
on June 10TH, 1862. Twenty years la
ter he came to Idaho and was united
In the bonds of matrimony to Mary
A. Sullivan on September 10TH, 1887
at the old town of Custer. The de-
ceased leaves a wife and one son,
Frank H. Oster, together with four
sisters. one brother. other relatives
and a host of friends TO mourn his
demise.
Funeral services over the remains
were held at Congregational church
in this city last Friday afternoon and
intermest was made in the Challis
cemetery. The services were conduc-
ted by the Elk's lodge Of which Mr..
Oster had long been a member.
With the passing Of billie" as he
was known to his many friends, Cen
trail Idaho loses man Of sterling
worth, a good neighbor, a generous
friesd and a public spirited individu-
al who had done great deal more
than our average citizen In develop
ing this section.
The casket containing the remains
of this fine man was banked high with
beautiful, cut flowers, attesting the
admiration OF his many friends, who
filled the church to overlooking in
paying their last tribute to the de-
parted
People from all over Central Idaho
were here in great numbers and we
believe that the obsequies were the
most impressive and most generally
attended of any ever held in Challis.
We join our entire citizenship in
extending words of sympathy to the |
bereaved ones.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-05-30
POPULAR YOUNG COUPLE
ARE QUIETLY Welded

On last Wednesday, May 23rd., at
the Methodist parsonage at Salmon
City, occurred the marriage of Florence
Wilson to John Kirk of this city, Rev
V. c. Mulkin, officiating.
The young couple returned TO this
city last Thursday and their host of
admiring friends gave them very
warm reception indeed
The bride is one of our very finest
young ladies and the groom is one
of our well known and popular young
business men.
The Messenger joins with the many
admirers of this fine young couple in
wishing them every success in life
which is really just beginning for
them. May the sun never set on an
unhappy or an unsuccessful day for
them.
They will make their home in Chal-
lis.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-05-30
cAMPBELL-WoRTHINGToN

Os last Thursday, May the 24th, At
the home of judge Matte Waters, in
this city, occurred the wedding cere-
mony which Joined in the bonds Of
holy matrimony Miss Mildred Camp
bell, daughter of Commissioner Rob
ert Campbell and wife. and Lawrence
Worthington, Judge Matte Waters,
officiating
The wedding came as a surprise to
the many friends and acquaintance of
the contracting parties. ~
The bride is a fine young lady and
was born and raised to womanhood
in Central Idaho. The groom is the
son of Ben Worthington, OF Clayton.
and has been engaged IN the mines
of Central Idaho for some time
We join all in extending best wish
es for life of happiness and SUCCESS
10 this popular young couple
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-05-30
JURY FINDS WILLIAM MIL
LICK NOT GUILTY

The case of the State of Idaho VS.
William Millick, prominent ranchman
of this valley, who was charged as an
accessory In the killing of Oscar H.
Taylor year ago last January, was
brought UP for hearing in the district
court, at Blackfoot last week with
Judge Ralph w. Adair, presiding on
the bench
After nearly weeks time consum-
ed in getting a jury and trying the
case the jury brought in verdict OF
not guilty.
This case has created great interest
throughout this section of the State
owing to the prominence of the man
charged and the brilliant array of
high-class legal talent employed both
for the defense and for the State.
A few over thirty witnesses were
al, but not all of them were called &c
the stand.
Owing to our inability to attend tn
case we are unable to give a cor.
plete report Of the same.
Dan Breyer, who killed Taylor IN
January of last year and who wa
sentenced to life Imprisonment &c,
the deed to which he pied guilty. was
one OF the witnesses for the defense
having been brought from Boise tc
testify.
The case has hung fire. long tino
and we presume that all will heave ?
sigh of relief now that the matter is
settled.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-05-30

Better than Ever. Seven Instruments
Joel L. Moultrie, violin and drums:
Glen L. SAINT, trombone and cornet;
Ellis R. Burchett, B-F1at tenor saxa-
phone. B-Flat soprano saxaphone;
Hosea Stout, piano
WONDERFUL COMBINATIONS -
CLOSE HARMONY OF PEP
NO INTERMISSIONS
Come enjoy an evening of dancing.
If you don't care to dance. come and
enjoy the music. LADIES FREE
THE DATE, WEDNES-
DAY, JUNE 9Th
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-05-30
cHALLIs is OBSERVING
DECORATION DAY

The business houses of Challis are
closed today in observance of Decor
alton Day. A fitting program is being
rendered in the school auditorium this
afternoon to commemorate those he
roes of not only the Civil War but
the wars in which our country has
been involved since that time.
But few of the followers of that
great statesman, Abraham Lincoln
are left today. Old and feeble, they
step into line with shoulders throw.
back and eyes flashing at the sigh
Of Old Glory, which brings back tc
mind the days of '61 and '65. A won
derful leader of men was Lincoln
and no less a wonderful followine
did any leader ever have.
1t took our countrymen full fou
years to find Abraham Lincoln out
Be- the light of the camp fires of vic
torious armies they learned to see
the outline of his gigantic figure, to
assess the integrity of his character,
TO comprehend the majesty OF his
conscience, and when at last they
looked upon his careworn face as
the nation reverently bore his body
to the grave, through their tears they
saw him exalted above all thrones is
the agection of the human race.
With tears for Blue and tears for
the Gray, the greatest Nation on the
face of the earth each year does hon
4
who fought, bled and paid the supreme
sacrifice that " this Nation may not
perish but have everlasting life"
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-05-30
sp.nl.h PI.e.-N.mss Retained.

All the region acquired by the Uni.
ted States from Mexico. particularly
southern California. keeps alive in its
place-names the memory Of its Span
ish explorers and settlers. While
there are Indian names on the Pacific
coast, 1t Is a curious fact that these
are few, relatively speaking, in COM
parison with the rest Of the country
North Of the Spanish belt capes and
towns often reflect the loyalty Of early
settlers to the older states of the
Union.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-05-30
ROBERT CAMPBELL,
Commissioner.
w. A. CRISWELL,

Meeting called at the Court House
and in the Board room of said Coun-
ty Commissioners of said Custer Coun
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-05-30
NOTICE TO WATER USERS

Notice is hereby given to all ranch
ers or others In Road District No.
that on after this date the statute reg
ulating the overflow of bitches On
to the public highway will be enforc-
ed and any person wilfully or other
wise permitting his ditch to overflow
onto the public highway will be pros
ecuted.
Dated at Challis, Idaho, May Both,
1923.
STANTON VAN CAMP,
Road Overseer District No. /
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-05-30
extraordinary Birth Record.

Many readers will be interested In q
ease Of five Infants at birth. The
particulars are from India. The WON.
III doctor In Charge of the King Ed
ward Memorial hospital at Rohtak In
the Punjab states that on November
% last Brahmin woman In the hos
pital gave birth to Eve baby boys. All
five are described as perfectly formed
and Of fairly large size. They and
their mother were reported to be do
Ing well on the 23rd. the day follow
Ing.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-05-30
SCHOOL PLAY LAST TUES
DAY WAS A BIG SUCCESS

The school play given by the Junior
Class of the Challis High School, in
the school auditorium in this city last
Tuesday night was a big success in ev
cry way.
The large crowd gathered enjoyed
the play very much and each of the
cast presented his or her part in a
very creditable manner.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-05-30
Much Pine Marketed.

OF native trees. the white pine Is
one of the most valuable, says the
American Tree association. 1t is
tall, straight tree that grows to
height of 100 to $50 feet. 1t made
fine lumber and was one of the first to
be exhausted.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-05-30
Hardness.

We can't choose happiness either
for ourselves or for another; we Cant
tell where 1t will lie We can only
choose whether we will indulge our
selves in the present moment or
whether we will renounce that for the
sake of obeying the divine voice with
In us--for the sake of being true to
all the motives that sanctify our lives.
George Eliot.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-05-30

PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Order for Special Meeting of the
Board Of County Commissioners, o.
Custer County, Idaho.

Order for Special Meeting of the
Custer County, Idaho.
1t is hereby ordered and this does
order that there will be a special
meeting OF the Board of County Com
missioners of Custc
held on Monday, May IA, 1923, at 10
O'Clock Of said day. in the Court room
in the Court house, at Challis in said
County and State to consider the con
struction of new court room and
inside toilet, and advertise for bids
for each of the same separately. if
the same in the judgement of the
Board are necessary and proper AMI
for the best interests of the COUNTY,
for removing or disposing of the
Jail building belonging to said Coun-
ty on the grounds of Challis Indepen-
dent School District No. 1, and of E.
recting, or causing to be erected, a
Jail building on the property of said
county either as an addition or part
of the court house, or as a separate
structure, and to take all necessary
steps in relation to the construction
and maintenance thereof
Dated this 2nd day of May, 1923.
ROBERT CAMPBELL,
Commissioner,
w. A. CRISWELL,
Commissioner
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
1t is hereby ordered that a special
meeting Of the Beard of County Com
of Custer County, Idaho,
will be held at the Court Hous1 in
Challis, in the said County of Custer,
on Monday IA. day OF Nav 1923, ar
10 o'clock of said day for the purpose
of deciding upon the construction OF
a new court room and inside toilet.
and advertising for bids for each of
the same separately, if the same in
the judgment OF the Board are nee
essary and proper and for the best
interests of the County. for removing |
and disposing of the Jail building be !
longing TO said County on the groun's |
Of Challis independent School District |
No. / and of erecting. or causing II
be erected. Jail building on Tn
property OF said Custer County, eith !
or as an addition 70 part of thu
Court Tense. or rs : separate strli~ I
ture. snd to take I'll necessary ST.
in relation to the construction and tn
thereof.
Dated May End, 1923.
ROBERT CAMPBELL,
Commissioner.
W. A. CRISWELLL
Commissioner
County Commissioners of Custer Coun |
ty, Idaho [
State of Idaho, County of Custer, So.
1, Emmett Donahue, Clerk of the |
Board of County Commissioners of
Custer County, Idaho, hereby certify
hat I posted three Notices. of which
he above is true copy. in three
places within said Coun-
y. one of which was at the door of
he Court House, on the End day of
day, 1923.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have Il
ereunto set my hand and the seal of
aid Board this End day May. 1923.
EMMETT DONAHUE,
SEAL) CLERK
Filed May 2nd., 1923 /
EMMETT DONAHUE, Clerk.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-05-30

ty. and held this 18th day of May,
1923, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said day.
Present Robt. Campbell, W. A.
Criswell, John Johnson. commission
ers and Emmett Donahue, Clerk; and
the said notices having been duly post
ted for the statutory time as required
by law; and after due and careful ex-
animation of the premises and builf-
ing belonging to said Custer Count
and described in said notice, it was
ordered that Donald Rowties De err
ployed to draw up the plans and spec
ifications for the new addition to the
court room.
In the matter of viewing the roads.
Board took one half day in LOOKING
over same In the Pahsamaroi valley;
and it appearing to the Board that 1t
was impossible to view the roads q
bove Clayton and the same could not
be done for some time on account of
snow, it was decided to POSTPONE same
until some future date.
Upon motion it was ordered that
Board adjourn to May 18th, 1928.
ROBERT CAMPBELL, Chairman.
EMMETT DONAHUE, Clerk.
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