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LOC,
Bdltor and Proprietor.
1 JLaNGBVILLE IDAHO.
OFFICIAL county paper.
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Thursday, :
: MAY 7, 1903
THB MAYOR'S MESSAGE.
I Th« m oo s âge of mayor Brown to
the new city council is a careful
: end conservative document which
ie well worthy of careful persual
by every tax-payer in the city.
His suggestions are all worthy of
prompt action, and, if carried out,
will all redound to the upbuilding
of the municipality and the well- t
fare of its people. The suggestion
in regard to paving Main street is
one which will meet with the ap
proval of property holders along
that thoroughfare, and we believe
that the assistance of one or more
property owners will be promptly
forthcoming to aid the street com
mitte« in their investfgatiöns Of
this important subject if such is
rl n ■ : - „ ,1 ta ...m « ä a ^
deeired. It will not be necensary
for tbe committee to cross the con
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tinent to secure the necessary j
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data, for the towns of Lewiston,
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Genesee, Moscow, Pullman and
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Colfax have this identical kind of
. . _ .
improvement now ander way, and
the plans and specifications, to
» ._ .»« . r m «
gather with the actual cost of work
, Al , . ... .
in those localities can readily be
procured with small expense.
With the experience gained by
these towns in that work we should
be able to pave our business
thoroughfares in the most per
manent manner and at the min
imnm rv>.t
1U1UIU cos*.
There is one subject however
upon which we beg to ask the im
mediate action of the council, and
that is prohibiting minors from
entering saloons. There is an el
ement among our growing popula
tion which has become regular
habitâtes of saloons, and we believe
that the best interest, of the en
tire community will be best served
by a hard and fast ordinance
making it a misdemeanor for these c
boys to associate in tbe saloons.
In offering this suggestion it is not
the desire of the Free Press to pose f
as a reformer but it is a well
known fket that there are a num
her of boys under 20 years of age
in this city who are frequently
seen on the streets at night in an
intoxicated condition and unless
checked in their career of dissipa
tion are doomed to soon become
physicial and moral wreokB.
It is gratifying to note the
_ _, _,___,
mayors commenta on the good
work done bv the retiring board
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because it shows a disposition to
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lei bygones be bygones, ana this
.
action will tend to allay the sec
,
tional and other feelings which
. - , 7 _
in the past, have been of no bene
,
fit to the municipality. The sur
r *
eat way to build up the town in
for all hands to get together and
poll together for the best interests
of the municipality. There is
nothing to be gained by anybody
in chewing the rag on issues which
are now settled, and we trust that
the new board will receive the co
operation of the entire community
in their thankless work of con
ducting the public business of the
city of Orangeville.
J
The Manila Times, a newspaper
which is certified to as hitherto
having been in favor with the
authorities in that quarter, gives a
discouraging view of present Phill
ipine feeling toward this country.
It says that the natives in
the island are only a little less
hostile to tbe United States than
they were when the insnrrectiou
among them began between three
and four years ago, and iB even
inclined to beleive that a large
part of tbe $3,000,000 which Con
gress appropriated for their reieif
from the lack of food and other
comforts will be used to buy arms
with which to attack Americans.
It looks very mneb as if we were
far from reaching a stage in which
it will be appropriate to consider
if the Phillipinoa can be American
ized; the diffuculty is in assimil
ating them enough to counteract
their native tendency to be in war
fare against our dominion over
them.
. .
COmtniftftlOtK in tbit regard ie in !
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uvorsblecontrast to the expeii «
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eoconnts of the usuel governmPIl I
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uumoos end ooecreesiointl i
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junketing committees.
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The anthracite coal oommieeion
coat the government the modest
•um of SS8,000, or S12,000 legs
then wm eppropriffited (or that
pnrpoae. The record of the cool
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Instead of wasting time in fruit
less inquiries the Interstate Com
merce Commission would be of
public service by inaugurating a
vigorous crusade against dis
criminating freight rates.
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Don't, lnt vnnr nnifrhhor bft bet- i
UOU v lei your neignuur uc Uüi
or
ter posted than yourself. A sub
scription to the Frkk Press will
put you next to all the county
t j wrigiu, medicines, indigent*
i, r T X^ ü ^Ätin" d !r«M
is O K Hrenman. mdse small po* patient
ÏÂK""™ be,or '"f m :
Mr» F II Peiiiinck "
iaui P Ty«, 1 eoïuner« juror
w j 1 ?S,.
a*j wmiàm», •;
SIS« Boyd, ••
James Woodard, justice Iei-a
is Lvimjïïd,'
I. L (Jordon, constable fee«
H Truitt, quarantine attendance bill $25.00
Mrs V T Hadorn, board, pauper .
James Leuon, burial expose, pauper 16 00
j m uiiimau, nur.e i-te, pauper » «J
W A Foakett, medical attendance, pauper '21) 00
f t. Taylor,jmtice fee.
, F M llughea, en. charge quart, allowance '-■I 00
c.mr Roberts, 21 no
, Everett lice, 1 unstable fees 27 .'0
r h Deardonr, •• ■*>
. KH Deardorff, "
Bhaw-Burden cu. supplies
irwtn-Hod«o» cd.
Ola »»A Prudh»
-same ri . ,
Pioneer Bindery A Printing co. «applies
»aine
same
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'lÄ^tÄ-ie, printing
E t " < n , t l 1 ^""' BUpplk '"' ,dverli * l " g * nd
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jtVKSfifSSSIta iw .
John Alchlmayr, " .
John Turner, •; .
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111M """' 'riat Juror, nov. imi»
^ w " r a d rr ^ r r ll,llnror Feb , .. 190s
Heirm"» C n Tackè" nibu ' 1
pL^ln™.,
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fm ^uigiev,
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c i E h r < l i ^ ; ford" bi
"Sivl-r* p fne 6 * r ■ w 1 ' uc *" 1 Kcl ' y ;,'
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f "^Vamie"' ••
kw* whue, er '
j" Haftion,
^ Ha*mrick" rch ' ••
Tit» following road overseers reporta were es
amfnad ami tiHowed, anti tbe auditor ordereif
t,, draw warrut» thurefur on the Hoad Fund,
J Q harp, ovcrwjer dl«t uo 1, labor
oeou oetty,
John llorstiuau,
d Martin,
Noah Bouebrake,
w.T Harrah,
A Hansen, '
w » Reynolds,
W B Trueblood,
<• a .smith, hi,
tius. Reatlns, ** 37, " .
The following claims were examined and al
lowed and the Auditor ordered to draw war
'»"»» therefor
is
of
et
news.
A good rule to carry out at all
times of the year is to get together.
It is the best wav to build up your
self and your town.
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COMMISSIONERS COURT.
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21 75
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16 50
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9 60
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9 50
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24 90
5 00
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6 69
4 50
28 10
.. 16 50
118 50
93 84
45 45
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10 60
127 75
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6 50
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475 59
.... 100 00
17 68
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3 30
60 00
58 20
15 30
55 80
3 80
15 30
3 30
18 BQ
9 00
3 30
61 50
61 20
4 80
25 60
61 50
24 00
64 00
62 40
52 80
76 50
3 30
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51 90
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6 60
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24 50
17 50
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24 50
17 50
16 50
16 60
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4 25
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4 75
14 fO
13 00
13 25
4 25
14 50
J A Carr,
Melville York,
W F Pogue,
W W Buck,
Charles K Kinkaid,
M W Addington,
Arthur Davis,
FA Nethkcn,
Wm IMirosB,
Fred C Burgdorf,
William Hill,
II B Fulton,
89 25
31 75
36 00
82 75
27 50
4 25
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28 50
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40 00
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55 00
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10 50
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12,
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23
the Road Fand, to-wlt:
J. Krcldenrlch, supples road dist No 5 ...
Jaha Katin, " " 11 .
John O Marsh, " •* 12 ...
G M Dietrich, labor " 12. ..
J W Clayton, " " 16.
Jo» H Bicker, lumber " 19 *29 09
A E Alexander, " " 20 1 60
Klry Aldrich. " " 23 ... 29 75
Grangeville Imp Co, plow & scraper 34 44 00
Pioneer Livery and Feed Barn, road work 12 00
42 00
1 71
27 00
4 SO
1 86
6 (X)
4 00
1 50
Byron D Scott, road work
John Nevlu, powder, fuse, etc.
K H Karri», expense & freight, Btitew bde.
W C McNutt, expenses Surridge Roth well
road
A P Mauling, viewer Surridge Roth well
road.
L M Costley, viower on same.
J K Surridge, chainman oil same .
James Surridge, chaimnau on same
John E Surridge, chainman same, orig sur 8 (X)
Frltzy Brodock, chainman. Curti»-Foskett 2
The board here adjourned until Monday, April
20, 19U8, at 9 o'clock a. m.
Attest: J. I. overman, clerk.
Bv J. A. Bradbury, Deputy.
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9 00
9 (X)
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6 00
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George Simon,
Chairman.
a
in
Tiie proposition of E McBroom, proprietor of
"Idaho Couuty Free Press" to do the county
printing was accepted.
tppenriug to the board that real estute as
ti to Gottfried Hendricks for the year 1899
was also assessed to Benedict Gottwolu for said
year 1899. It Is ordered that the orig. tax of
112.14 and penalty thereon assessed to said Ben
edict Gott wold for said year be cancelled.
In the matter of the application of J 1 Over
man ex assessor and tax collector. The board
beiug satisfied that there are errors In the ac
count of said Overman as such tax collector for
the year 1902 to the amount of t810.39 in favor of
Idaho county, Idaho and against tue said Over
mat! it is therefore ordered the said Overman be
allowed the sum of 1810.39.
In the matter of the claim of Mt Idaho Lodge
No. 7IOO F for rent of temporary quarters.
The board after due investigation and inquiry
allowed the sum of $1437.50 for such rent aud
ordered a warrant drawn for same.
The amended viewers report on the road peti
tioned for by Mat Beubert, U G Ward et al. was
considered and it appearing to the U>ard that
several defects exists iu said matter, it is laid
thu table.
Applications for liquor licenses w
i follows: D B Wilaou, Hugh ü'Kane, G
Reed, E 8 Vincant, William Von Berg, J A
Burch, Denver, ID Lyons. JMDlxou.SJ Peterson
Cottonwood, H D Poyueer and also Bates A
Thornton, also L A strong, Elk City, Ashley
Cooper and Gregory A Co.. White Bird, George
Renner, Harpster, Idaho, 8hissler A Bous, New
some, A C llawson A Co., Graugeville.
The board here fixed the license fee to sell in
toxicating liquors Concord Idaho, $300 per
num, and rejected the application of John W.
Brown, Concord. Idaho, for a license class 30.
Report of R H Rice, keeper of poor form read
and ordered filed.
T E Neighbors ol Westlake, granted liquor
license.
The board ordered that the tax of $30.73 and
penalties thereon of L W Estes for the year 1893
and original of $29.85 and penalties thereon of L
W Estes for the year 1694, be cancelled said
property having been doubly assessed.
The following couuty warrants were ordered
paid out of any moneys not otherwise appropri
ated the same naving been advertised for more
than sixty days, viz. 1901 and 1902 Current Ex
pense Fuud, Nos. 818. 433, 436, 439 . 440, 787. 816,
821,912.859,864,406,407 753, aud on Road Fund
1901 and 1902 Nos 336,591, 509 and on Current Ex
pense Fund 1901 and 1902, Nos 1U84 and 1076.
On petition of JE Murphy and 30 others on
road district No 15, a part of road No 220 in said
district was ordered abandoned to-wit: Begin
uing at a point 785 feet west and 372 feet south of I
the center of section 4 and ruuuimc south
through e 1 * of swV£ of sec 4, m^ofiiw 1 . o. sec
in ! ending ot a noint «Oô feet east and 755 feel
south of * 4 corner betweeu see » and 9 «11 in tp
«- ...
The »ppliralioi. of the (.leur Creek L<evelop
I ,n, ' nr Ud. to conitruct » toll r«i.<) »nd eoll«rt
; toll, w»» Kraaud. The Mtd ro»d to be coiwtruct
i «s «Ion* the following <1 m<t 1U<1 route, bu*;a.
|»)ught»poiut7Mt««t»,»t»„d rr lect wuthl
vi r l * ecllun 1 ' u ' 1 n*uoi<<< u, u th
1 through the t 1 , of th« »*>, of ** 4, the B*>io/
the
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granted
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as
ne^otaec 9and endin* at » point «or. teet eaat j
<f 755 feet south of % corner between eec 4 and \
9 ail in tp 32 n r 4 e b m. Tbe franchise to 1 m* for
14 years »aid road to be completed within 18 ;
months from date hereof un leas time 1» further j
extended l»y the board upon said company fur
niahing bond Id the »um of 11000 and upon pay
ment of $25.00 to the county treasurer, the aiidi
tor to issue a toll road license to said company
for 12 months from and after inch date, rate of
follows: For wagou and team of 6
_ _ js t>oth ways on same day 91.60*
Team and wagon 4 home* both ways tame day
both ways same day 75c, one
Hit
tolls fixed
more ho
|l .25, same 2 ht _
i ,,or *' ! carriage and home both ways same day
jœ, man ana hoise both ways same day 2nv
each head of horse» or cattle 10c, each head «>
sheep or hogs .Sc. each footman 10c, each Jaci
or Jennet 10c.
Petition of Janies Woodard and Henry \4 Lon:
ke the desired change 1
!
« I
granted, petitioners to
of road ut their own expense. .
The petition of J«»s Woodward, W B Truehlooo j
et »I for a public road Krsuteii mut Henry H*n
suit Will n»rduer uf Cir.iicville »ud W H I
j
I
McNutt, county surveyor appointed viewer»
thereon to report at next regular session of board
The petition of W A New
et si for public road wan rejected,
compauying name being defective.
The petition of Cou Quinlan for change of
mblic road was rejected uo bond accompauy
, H R Ne
Bond
Du
g ine same.
Request of Chat C Clary to have taxes cancel
led rejected.
petition of M B Kiukaid, Sam Johnson et
al, petitioner» for a public road wan granted
aim Joe Keer and Marion Allen both of Harp
»ter and W H McNutt county surveyor appoint
ed viewers thereon to report at next regular
session of board.
The petition of Frank A Finney, James K
Mason ct al for public road was granted and H.
T Disney and James Page both of Gregg and W
H McNutt county surveyor appointed
thercou to report at next regular session of
board. ...
The petition of C W Perry. W H Baldwin et ai
for a public road hereby granted and Bob Calder
aud Dale Clarke both of Clearwater and W II
McNutt couuty surveyor appointed viewers
thereon to rej*ort at next regular session of board
The petition of W B Nichols, W 1* Lewi» et al
for u public road was rejected, no bond accom
panying same.
The petition of O II Evan», K II Otto et al for
r iublic road was rejected, no bond accompauy
tig same.
The petition of D A McKinley, Lee Rhoads et
al for a public road and reiuou.strauce of L A
Bruner and G W Blaytou against same laid
until next tension ol the board.
The petition of J L Wilson, K N Graham et ul
for a public road was laid over for further in
formation.
The following claims examined and allowed
on Current Expense Fuud:
Henry Teicher assessor, expenses
J I Overman certified copy senate hill uo 5 4 10
same expd on index to Thunder . 13 .56
Geo J Seay horse feed, R L Wisdom. 36 60
Geo L Bhissler, registrar, Newsome prect. 11 97
K H Rice keeping oo poor on poor farm 457
F J Boiler juror, coroner» inquest
Camas Prairie I.and A Investment Co.
Ltd, assessors office rent.
Geo I) Smith boarding and lodging juror» 35 75
J F Bridwell, fumigating, hill 16 allowed 5 50
Stanley Griffith, messenger, small pox pa
tients, bill |65, allowed. 41 00
Chas A Alexander, Juror. 61 20
Brown aud Reed balance on iusurance
policy.
The report of A J Carlson overseer road dist
No 17, examined aud filed and claim therein al
lowed in the
The petition of J P Code, J Pulse et al for pub
lic road was considered by the board, und it up
pearlug satisfactorily to the board that road
petitioned for Is a public highway already as
shown by the plat book of Idaho county, Idaho,
same being road No 122, but that the same hu»
been encroached upon and fenoed up and closed
up by Jeff Davis and P E Hayden, it i» therefore
ordered that A J Carlson overseer of road dis
trict No 17 he and he is hereby ordered to take
the necessary legal steps to remove said
croachments and open said road aud that a copy
of above order be mailed to said overseer.
Tiie petition of 8 S Gallaway, William Row
laud for public road was rejected owiug to de
fects both in houd accompanying the petition
and the petition itself.
The matter of the repairing the bridge at
Kooskia, Idaho was laid over until the July
1903 session.
J E Briscoe, janitor is authorized to purchase
weeeibarrow for the use of the county.
The clerk of the board of county ccmmi»sion
ers is appointed purchasing agent to purchase
all necessary supplies for the county at such
times as the board is not in session.
The petition of J B Spencer et al for public
road was granted.
The petition of F Richardson, J Yeager ct al
for r public road was granted and Theodore
Hw&rtz and S S Gallaway both of White Bird and
W H McNutt county
ers thereon to report at next regular session of
the board.
Liquor license were ordered issued to the fol
lowing applicants: Patrick Toal Mt Idaho,
John W Brown Concord, Cameron <fc Robbins,
ater.
The claim of WC Roth well, |4; G D Hodge,
$4.75; M W Addington deputy sheriff, 164.05:
Baird Bros.,140, were rejected.
Petition of c N 'McLaughlin
school district was granted aud boundaries tlx
wit: Commencing at the sw
The
•wers
. 46 75
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2 00
45 00
.... 31 30
of |10 oil the Road Fuud.
, appointed vieiv
rey
Ole
et al for a
ed as follows to
corner of sec 18 tp 83 n r 6 e b m thence north
tp line to Lolo river, thence up the Lolo river to
range line between ranges 5 aud 6 e b m, thence
south on said range line to south east corner of
section 13 tp 33 n r 5 e b m thence west 6 miles to
place of beginning. Thisorder modifies bound
aries of school district No 53, given ou page 47U
of vol 6 of couuty commissioners record. Said
district to be d
district No 64.
The petition of J D Davis, Ed Liston et al for
change of school district boundaries of school
diHtricts No 11 and 20 was granted aud boundar
ies of school dist No 20 ohungod as follows to-wit
Commencing at the nw cor of see 10 tp 31 n r 2
e b m thence east \i mile to the uo corner of the
nw'4 of uwj>4 of sec 10 same tp aud range thence
sont n 1 mile to se corner of »w l 4 of swVi of sec
10 same tp and range. Bee voi 6 pages 458 aud
459 commissioners record.
The petition of John Callan et al for a uew
school district to be formed out of territory em
braced iu school districts No» 6, 11 and 49 was
granted, the boundaries of said new school dis
trict are fixed as follows : Commencing at the
ne cor of set; 32 tD 32 n r 3 e bin thence south :>* a
miles to fe cor oî the 110*4 *ee 17 tp 31 11 r 3 e b
in thence west 3 miles to sw cor of 11 w !* of
13 tp 31 u r 2 t b m thence north * a mile to nw
cor of said sec thence mile thence
hence w mile thence n to the nw cor
of sec 2 tp 31 n r 2 e thence e l »j mile the
mile to nw cor of the n e*4 of
m thence e 1^" mile ne cor 8ec l«tp
r 2 e b m thence 11 1 «ju« thence e 2 mil
place of beginning.
The petition of C P Hinkle, W II Zumwalt et
al for a change of boundaries of school districts
10 aud 13 was granted and it is ordered that the
boundaries of school district No 10 be changed
follows to-wit: Commencing at the nw cor 01
the ne?* oi sec 33 tp 81 u r 2 e thence e % mile
thence s mile thence w } 2 mile to sw cor of ue
of sec 33 tp 31 u r 8 e b 111. Boundaries of
school district No 18 modified hereby. Bee vol
o county commissouers record pages 455 aud 456.
Board orders that Colin Harndale, pauper be
granted transportation to Fort Custer, Mont,
where he will be properly cared for w ithout
further expense of this comity.
Couuty tieasurer reports a balauce of f1272.68
remaining iu the current expeuse and roud
funds of 1902 and court orders that said umouut
be transferred to the warraut redemption fund.
In the matter of tax delinquents board orders
that the clerk of said board make thorough
search of all records of Idaho county and ascer
tain therefrom, all binds which have been sold
for taxes, and bid in by Idaho county upon
which the time for redemption has expired and
the said clerk demand from the tax coll, tax
deeds for such premises aud that said clerk
place such tax deeds on record as soou as issu
ed and that such lauds so acquired be sold at
public auction to the highest bidder by the
chairman of the board of oounty commission
ers at the front door of the court house
Wednesday the 22nd day of July, 19U3 at 2
o'clock p m and continue such sale from day
to day uutil all such lauds are sold.
Board grant» tbe application of Samuel Hosig
al fora public roaa and appoints J. G. Pell
and Henry Flinn viewers thereon.
The ameuded viewers report
tioued for by Burrldge, Roth well et al w
this time Considered by the board and tli
lowing award of damages were allowed:
A 1) McKruzie.
Julia A Jones
Mra Jay Gould _
Klleuwood .
Board calls for bids for the coustnictiou of a
vault to be opened May 20. 1903 at 1 o'clock p m
said vault to be built
and »!>eci Restions to be submitted by the bidder
and must be 14 by 16 ft, floor space and 10 feet
high in the clear.
The following claims w
Lauuiugbam A Elfers livery hireco atty. 10 0U
cnmm'crs . 3 UO
B II Faria cash advanced StUea budge 10 00
Board modifies the order made Jau 14 1903, fix
ing the salary of deputies iu the clerks office
follows: That the salary of oue deputy be rais
ed from 975 per month os stated therein be now
fixed at |90
The hoard reports that they visited the couuty
poor farm aud jail and fourni the poor farm in
good aud the iail in fairly good condition.
Upon petition board older» iKiuudaries of
school district No 58 be changed to conform
with petition.
Upon petitiou board grant» the formation of a
new school distri t to be known as school dis t
No 67 with >MMiudariesto conform with petitiou.
Upon petition board graftu tbe foimation of a
new school district to be k
and numbered school
'4 mile
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00
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Anmi4l 0 . . . .
Annual Financial Statement of
Thfl Countv Auditor of IHaHo
* nö MUailor OT laano
County, Idaho. Forth© FlS
___ _ *. ., , ^
Y©ar Beginning April 13,
I 1902 and Ending Anril 14. .
<*nu tnumg Mpill 1*4»,
1903.
. . .. . ^ .. .
Assessed Valuations ol all Property for the
Fuely^«r , 90 i
1 A»»f»»ineut Ko.l - Totul V.lll
»tloli i'JOj
'Ulwi-IOKK A „ei., tu rut Kill Totul
VuIuhHoii, 1WK
et
road peti
at
. 25 UO
. 35 00
35 00
. . 30 00
lance with plaus
ere allowed:
same
month
VI school dist.
No 66 with boundaries to conform with petition.
i
,
. 2290116 19
j
j
I
vl 100 951
Grand lota), 2SJ1217 II
Revenue* Prom ; Properly Tex« tir »he FUc»l
\ Year ioos
_ . . . .
; Total Taxen Due. From Original A
j meut ItoU, llKC
Total Taxe« Due From Bubscquei
«wm.-ntKnU. lW2 _
Excesses ->n account of oiJ< riions
on Bast* ot 1
9810.09 overpaid b\ Asm« *wot in
recited in st« t**mein to B rd of t
CumirilsHioners
Grand T »ta of Cro*«» Ke\
Property i axes rift!
ssert
. 72138 G6
it A§
979 »
made
:
unner
junty
Prom
73112 34
►ss Property
tues
1
Deductions to be Made From Gr<
Tax Revenues
! Double Assessments
I Uncollected Saxes (Delinquent
1902. )
Kill I
:m 7»
-III 8»
. H
j
„,
I ÿ
j Deficit Bt C'ltwe of Collection»
I Basis of lwt.Lery
intis «219 79=65678 94 collected
7392» 73
73118 34
Minus66678 94
Grand Total of Deductions to be Made
From Gro
Du account oi 1 j 02 Taxe».
Property Tax Revenues
7439 40
14
Classifications of Levies. Gro»» and Net Reve
nus». Expenditures and Balt
LEVIES, CLASSIFIED:
50
State, General
State, Wagon Road, .02, .03
County Cut rent Expense, 1902 ...
County, School
. 05
.1 00
60
.. 5j
. 10
.. 40
County, Hoad
County, Bridge
County, Redemption
. .3 15
Total Levy .
GROSS PROPERTY TAX. REVENUES,CLASS
IFIED:
.11606 09
. 1160 61
.2321217
..13927 80
...11606 09
. -2321 21
9284 87
State, General,
State, Wagon Road .
County, Current Expense. 1902
County, School
County, Road
County, Bridge.
County, Redemption.
s ..- 73118 84
Property Tax Revenue
Total G I
NET REVENUE FROM PROPERTY TAXES
CLASSIFIED, 1902 ONLY.
To
By
By
By
By
By
My
By
By
By
By
f remitted state 1027G.I0 1
1 only as per notice l
) said amt only btjing '
\ due
I 1902, hu r plus trank to |
[county funds J
1.
•ut Expense.
>10425 23
état* , General
for [
state
!..
.... 1042 52
.20850 46
.12510 28
.10425 23
. 2086 04
... 8340 18
State. Wagon R<
« •
• :y, c
County, School
Couuty, Road
County, Bridge
ty, Kedempti
1902 Pt
perty
Total Net 1
Taxes
65678 94
NET REVENUES FROM ALL OTHER SOUR
CES CLASSIFIED:
Bals, on hand lu all state funds (
last annual statement).
State, general, inch int. and per dilit
State, Wagon Road " "
Bal as per last statement .
County current Expense Sund .
Bai as per last statement .
County, School, Gen. School Dist
Bal a» per last statement.
County, Road, Sund . .
Bal a» per last statement..
County, Bridge .
Bal a» per last statement .
County, Redemption..
Bal hh per last statement .
County, all other.
Bal.
Net revenues.
Total net revenues from (inclusive
20547 48 total bal) other sources——78137 85
To
To
per
.... 530 78
6691 84
140 52
971 20
. 20819 33
... .16864 95
. . 21501 15
. . 789 63
. 4382 49
. 86 72
. 130 74
. 939 28
. 1540 57
. 425 02
.... 2484 28
547 48
590 37
20
6
E X PE N DIT U RES CLASS IFIK D :
State, General Iucl state license School
license.
State, Wagon Road .
State, University .
County, Current Expense .
County, School.
County, Road.
County, Sheep Bounty .
County, Redemption.
County, all other, sund vill.
Bridge .
Institute..
.17259 44
. ... 1191 93
... 22 50
... 44801 36
.31419 93
. .11790 90
... 189
.... 6630 44
>596 68
500 00
31 00
3127 68
4713 31
County, int ou Warrants.
Totul Expenditure»
CASH ON HAND IN EACH
.121149 49
FUND:
State, General, Sund Fuuds .
State, Wagon Road .
State, University.
Couuty, Current Expeuse, sund yjrs
County, School, Gen
76 08
2,
12 54
UB
. 1912 55
. 1257 52
. 14188 63
- 19446 45
. 782 77
S. Di«t.
2
a
b
et
of
at
2
a
m
0U
UO
00
in
of
a
t
a
County, Road.
County, sheep Bounty.
County, Redemption.
Couuty, all other .
Total Cash
1 ul
. 348 5«
87 28
Hfmd.
Estimated Value ot Property
the County.
.22667 30
Belonging to
Court House, old, at Mt. Idaho.
Court House Bite, old, ut Mt. ldah
Other Realty, Poor Farm aud li
Lot in Graugeville .
Furniture, etc etc. .
Road Machine, 1
Tiie county bus lease
950 00
1» . 50 00
lpm'ts 4500 00
. 2U0 UU
. 35UU 00
. 1000 00
promises 99 yrs)
• at crange
1
ville, lualio,
Total value oi property belonging to
the county.
. 10200 00
Warrants Drawn.
Cuircni Expense, (mcl 50 by ord
•r dist.
.42742 04
.... 31419 93
.11284 24
. 5'JU UO
. m 5o
. 2596 68
. 31 UU
U
School .
itoau.
Bridge.
Sheep Bounty
»unary Village Funds
iusutiite
4
'a
b
Total Warrants Drawn
Warrants Paid.
.86980 39
to
Current Expeuse, Sundry Years, inc.
lu», iu cancelled by order of boatd .44912 76
Seht
instil
Road
DM! y 93
31 00
dry 1
no. 10 cancelled by
f :
u
. 11800 90
... 6UU UU
. Ibj UU
.... 2596 6b
.. . 6o3U 44
Bridge .
bn cep Bounty
»unary Village F
Uedem pt
lust puni
da
Wi
4/13 31
Total V\ a
Warrants Drawn but ne t Paid.
r.»iiU Paid
.98080 71
Current Exp»
Road.
Sheep Bounty .
.. 1131 94
.. 330 41
240 UU
Total Warrants Drawn but not pnid _ 1716 35
Warrants Ordered but not Drawn.
none/
Outstanding Warrant Indebtedness.
.
. jM,lor
Current Expense
Bringe
Koau
Bhcep B
. .1208834
. 8 96
. 5974 43
... 264 UO
. . 113
15814 62
Total outstanding warrani iiuiebièduess 34294 99
Amounts Due Various Funds From Delinquent
Roll of lyoj.
State, General, ujue, see redtn. wagon
road. Iu4 6, 1U4 67
County,Cut rent expense, 2093 38, school
12-». 03. .
County, Road 1016 69, redtn. 1UI6
Couuty, Bridge 2U9 3i, reiliu. »37
»219 79 del list
Less 16« 64 credited siuce Jau. 6, 1903.
»ty
1 Ust I III It
Redemption
at
. 3349 41
»9 . . 2093 38
35. . 1046 69
UO
00
00
00
6594 lo 1'reseut DeliuqencUts
Total Amount Due Various Funds From
Deiiuqueut Roll, 19U2.
Complete Detailed .Statement of Expenditure*
Chargable to t*»e Current Lxpt nsc Fuad,
Itemized.
6591 15
DISTKU'l COURT.
Jurors.
Witnesses . .
Bailiffs .
Costs.
Kent, etc.
Items
2836 -l i
1378 oJ
13;; oi
Totals
4 7
H u.
I
4360 65
JUSTICE COURTS.
Fee»..
Jurors.
ICO 40
113 3)
273 70
COUNTY COM.
Salur> an « Expenses. 2188 2|>
Witui'Ssca Before Board
16 2-f
2$40 50
Al-WTOU A KKC.
lai y
.... 1S00 (X'
Dcptuie* a ini Clerical assis 4UÔ7 50
M47 Su
8HEUIKF.
»alary
Expenses
Deputies
... 14UU UU
. 292 5-1
... 1882 00
.. 405
3979 51
TREASURER,
i salary
, A»»E»8()R A TAX l OL.
bajary
. 1I900C
UUU 00
. . 2Ü0U IMJ
469 U
2469 14
rUoUATE JUDGE,
j Salary
j COUNTY ATTORNEY.
I Balary ... .
. 900 uo
951
VUG 00
UOU IV
ai i l jjg
*
ai
For man who toll
V
*
ft
Levi Strauss c Cols
Copp«n*-** lv '* t **
Ove r a.tls
*
$
.. . 123 00
Expenses -
SUFT. OF SCHOOLS#
Falury .. . - • .
Expenses
Assistants .
CORONEK»
Salary and I^xp«înses.
Juror» .
SURVEYOR.
Salary and EfXpezft8es. b'-0 04
MISCL.
Election».—
Bmsll Pox Expe uses.
interest on Warr an IS. Cur.
Exp. 1902 only 6419 «.
Stationery, books, printing 3255 05
Jail aud pri sonera*-. . ?9fi 60
Constable fe s . —--
14 items, iucl 50 by ' ord ct . 6811 79
1223 00
. 300 00
M4 95
16 25
1391 20
.. 143 50
123.70
267 20
620 04
. 3275 68
.. 4411 50
<687 18
10302 39
Grand total chargi 4bl« to Cur. Ex. Fund 42752 04
Recupitulatli «of Current Bxpenees.
Cr.
Dr
To total expeudltu res from
<'ur.Ex.Knud for the year 42742 04
By District Court Expe,.
By Justice ** 44
By Co. Com. Expe
By Auditor aud Hi
By Sheriffs Kxpeus It.
My Treasurer's Ext ruses
By Assessor and Co B. Ex.
By Probate Jdg Sal ery
By Co. Attv. Exps. • ml Salary
Hupt, of School» Ex es. salary
Coroners Expenses uad Salary
Surveyors " "
By Miscellaneous E. tpeuses
2 items 7687 18, 1-J items
6311 7», 8 items 3990 «0 .
... 273 70
.. 2304 50
.. 6357 50
. 3979 54
... 1100 00
. 2169 14
. 900 00
. 1223 00
. 1391 20
ai Exps
*267 30
.. 020 04
.17689 57
42742 04 42742 04
GENERAL 1 tECAPITULATION.
By total receipts from all
sources of revenu e, btü.
ou hand as per 'last yrs
statement...
To total expeudit ares for
all purposes..
To surplus, should there be
a surplus, beiug cash on
hand..
14:1816 79
121149 49
. 22667 30
148816 79 148816 79
Total ..
Levy necessary to meet the
total expendltt ires for the
year, might ha ve been ..
Levy necessary after apply
ing revenues other than
property tax-is.
STATE OF IDAHO, *
Idaho County S
J. I. Overman, being first duly »worn deposes
and says that he is the County Auditor of said
Idaho Cou my. and that the foregoing is a full,
true and coar.plete statement of the financial
condition oJ vtaid County for the fiscal year be
ginning on the second Monday in April, A D.
1902,* and % tiding on the second Monday iu
April, A. D. 1903 J. I. OVERMAN.
Auditor of said County
Subscribed in my preseuce by the said J. 1.
Overman and by him sworu to before me this
24th day of April, A. D. 1903.
I seal!
.3 05
.. . ?
II. TAYLOR,
Probate Judge.
FORFEITURE NOTICE.
To Daniel Fltzgeral, Patrick Fitzgerald, H. R.
Grostein, their assigns, or whoever it nmy con
cern.
08
_ are hereby notified that the undersigned
has expended Thrffee Hundred Dol
or improvements upon the Boliver, Boliver No.
2, ana Phoenix quartz claims, situated in Thun
Mlnlng
Y
in work
UB
55
der Mountain
45
77
District. Idaho county,
Idaho, iu order to hold said claima under tbe
provisions of Sec. 2824, Revised Statutes of
the United States, for the year 1902. The pro
portion of said expenditure due by you on your
two-thirds interest in said claims is Two Hun
dred dollars.
If within ninety days after the legal publica
tion of this notice jou fail or refuse to con
tribute your propifttion of said expenditure,
your interests in said claims will become the
property of the undersigned.
ul
5«
28
30
to
Ira McGary.
First publication April 16.
Last publication July 16.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of William Stors, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters testamen
tary on tiie estate of William Btorz, de
e granted to the undersigued on
the 3rd day of April, 1903, by the Probate
Court of Idaho county.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to us for allow
ance at Grangeville, Idaho, within four months
after the first publication of this notice or they
shall be forever barred.
This 8th day of April, 1903.
ceased,
00
04
93
24
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5o
68
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Levi Magee,
I. C. IIattabaugh,
John A. Hanson,
Executors of said estate.
First publication April9.
Last publication May 7.
39
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance ol
an order of sale, made and entered by the Pro
bate Court of the County of Idaho, State of
Idaho, on the 7th day of April. 1903, in the mat
ter of the estate of Lucy C. Otto, deceased, the
undersigned administrator of- said estate will
sell at the office of Allen Miller at Grangeville,
Idaho, subject to confirmation by the said Pro
bate Court, the following described real prop
erty, towit; Undivided one-third interest In
that certain lot sixty feet east of lot one in
Block A. iu Whitebird, Idaho County, Idaho.
The sale will be made on Saturday, the 25th
day of April 1903, and bids will be received at
the office of Allen Miller, Eaq., Grangeville,
Idaho.
Terms of sale cash.
Dated April 7. 1903.
76
93
00
90
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6b
44
71
94
41
UU
35
Chas. J. Hall,
Administrator of said estate.
OFFICERS.
STAT*.
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U. S. Senators.
Congress.
Governor.
Lieutenant-Governor ..
Secretary of State.
Auditor.
Attorney General.
U. S. Marshall .
U. 8. Attorney.
Treasurer .
Inspector of Mines_
School Superintendant. .
Surveyor General.
bois
urn
. Burton L. French
. John T. Morrison
. Jas. M. Stevens
. W. H. Gibson
. Theo. Tomer
. John A. Bagley
R. Rounds
R. V. Cozier
Henry N. Coffin
... Robert
.. Mae L. Bcott
.B. Eg letton
Bell
41
38
69
SUPREME COURT.
James F. Ailshie,
I N. Bulllvan,
Charles Stocks!ager.
JUDGE SECOND DISTRICT,
Edgar C. Steel.
15
l.and Office .
Receiver .
J. B. West
. Charles H. Garley
IDAHO COUNTY.
State Benatoi
^ J. I* Eckert
(Fred White
H.Th
Kepre«nt«tlvc*
Frubake Judge.
dharlff..o«.
*»'f,e° r , „ , Henry Telohe'r
'editor and Recorder.J. I. Overman
Treasurer. ü,o. M. Bobertaun
Kchnoi Buperlntmidant ... Loula KMeoanbn
County Attorney . F. M. Griffith
' ornnel ' . J. W.Turnw
Kurveyor . w. C Motion
I Commiwioner-let Iliat | . R H. Karri,
" " Qtwrfa Simon
3nl Hobt. Griffith
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70
50
TERMB OF COURT.
Following is the terms of Court of the Bannnd
Judicial District for the year 1W, * ,O Kl
Idaho County. Feb. 9 and Sept. 7.
Ni-r Perce County, March 1(1 and Get. 12.
I.atab County. Apr. 27 and Nov. 16.
Su
To Cure a Cold m One Dov
T«k»Laxative Bromo QuinineTnWet*. jt fry /;
Grip
on every
box. 25c.
<rv .
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DEALERS IN
Pure Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Goods
Perfumery, Ete.
*
$
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Seit Door to Jersey House, GRÂNGEVILLB, IDAHO.
B. D. KNORR, F>rop.
Manufacturer of Extra White Rose Plansifter Flour
General »exchange business d
Quality Guaranteed.
Graham, Farina, Chop, Mill Feed constantly on hand.
one*
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING
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Burial Robes, Sewing Machines, Wall Paper, Window Shades
Linoleum, Oil Cloth, Go Carts.
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VOX«I.M13H« «SS SCOTÏ
Orangeville, Idaho.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in- —
General Merchandise.
" B Agricultural Implements.
THE
WILT5E HOUSE
©
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Geo. D. Smith, Prop.
Rates $1.00 and $1.25 per day—Only White
Employed.
Help
Main and State Streets
Grangeville, Idaho.
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( General Blacksmith,
Wagon Making and U
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None but Skilled Workmen Employed.
State Street Opposite Boss Born, m
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Only Incorporated Bank in
Idaho County.
Bank of Camas Prairie
Orangeville, Idaho
>
CAPITAL STOCK, Fully Paid,
$50,000
Officers
~ F ' W ' Freidenrich, Vice-Pits
tu w d ^ t; W - W ; Brown, Cashier.
W 'rFreidenrich, Frank McGrano, Henry
\\ ax, i \V . Kettenbach, ■ Jameii Edwards
Va A Ult f ° r k T piu e ol « u «tomers papers and
valuables. A general hanking business transuetid_
The patroqage of the people of Idaho countv »«neacted. . . .
is respectfully solicited.
Directors -
s'
GEORGE YOUNGI
PARKER (Q.
YOUNG
j Real Estate,
Farms and City Property
for Sale. Notary Public \
Abstracts,
:
Insurance,
1
5:
Surety Bonds, j
Conveyancing.!'
Orangeville, : ; . daho
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If you have a Farm to Sell
List it With Us.
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