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r Irt tniroose Of finishing a bunch to
# g)le puiTio»" " 1
* ,t an early age la to make uienj
" «mille by saving feed, says
. profitable / I .. j
Î LeR? ln ^ atlona ® tOCkman ' 11
' eertnin amount merely to keep
a l certain » .. ..
and the shorter the time they are
'•* loea this Will cost. So far
I the less t
s iiilliPle problem, but there are t
I* , which enter In. The pash
Jj^ess may be the most costly In
J because it requires the feeding
CS the woods they may make
£r growth and ultimately go to
*pt ut less cost.
I s Ai. a rinsturp hnii
be said that the pasture na
proportion to the grain. Some
P an d someumes It has not
what something else
w *ct out Of it in the way of f
I «useiiuent cash. The point
Ziy maturity. In the aen«, of
Ltlng bogs at an early age, 18 the
fthbip only whenJh* cheap.
■ 0 f A n ï'm n ths a to a pUt his pigs on the
ÄÄ pCT.f X
; do it cheaper The cost of mar
mg a pound Of pork and not the
ln f t takes to do It is the problem.
5? owned by Dnvt. Bros, of Indl
t Wil8 first In class and champion
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.tsix state and district fairs, <*?•
American Agriculturist She Is a splen- ft*«,.
41d p peel men Of this compact, early I Kramert
maturing breed. Wm.
maturing uremu. I ,«id
Artichoke* For Hoc > I w. G.
ArticboUes are planted as potatoes o( 0M
,nd cultivated enough to keep I
free from weeds. Tbe tops soon De - 1 The
«mie 80 vlcorous as to shade the I J. H.
pound, after which they will need no
f w"7' t T 1 fl tl îew°vears' experience with Äff
We had a few years experience wuu i f ^
them but after the second year our I
t i uim «ova n I John
•truggle was to get rid of th< m. say* a l Johu
writer in Breeder's Gazette. We did h.M.
*.i * rtv., .»r.411 iota in *l»o I Johu
not turn the hogs on until late in " I u ftr i
fall, after clover aud blue grass failed, j. z.
So long as the ground was not frozen «fri
too hard the hogs found exercise and uwis
abundant feed. The tubers are as ^
feed as potatoes. The crop iS more pro- H. A.
II« ,| nl „a 1 J. F.
llflc, yielding two to rour tlmea 88 Jolin
much. The Massachusetts station I h. s.
planted artichokes May 4 and had In Frank
November a crop of 8.2 tons per acre. I m, f.
The Arkansas station had 454 to «b
bushels per acre. We let the hogs do](> M
♦ho rltcffrincr Rut we believe the crOD Vollmer
the digging, nui we oeuevw me ^ H
would pay to plow out the tubers and 1 h. A.
»tore those thrown to the surface
ther in pits or a root house for winter 1 K .
and spring feeding to brood sows when
the ground Is frozen hard or *o cov- 1 j t b.
ered with snow that the sows cannot «■ w
get any succulent feed from the wood I John
W. 8.
rhô*
J. S.
Medicine should not be given hogs Jf I^""s
it can be avoided, says Farm .and w.
Ranch. Keeping everything clean,with * r
plenty of pasture, 1* the safe thing Id o.
the business. 1 be man that thinks any
kind of fee# and any kind of wa- w.
ter good enough for a hog is the oos
that wants, or thinks he wants, a rem- 1 w.
edv for ht* hoir» It Is the man that I H
eoy ror his nogs, it is uie man uu>* w
should have the remedy In 4hls caM I j.
H.
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Now, in regard to scours in pigs, Ed
when everything else is kept nice ^
clean and the pigs commence to scour I ir.
I find one raw egg given to the daw
for each pig she has twice per day will j 0
gton tha RomiPH n ml if the DifiTS are I Jobu
biop vue scours, anu 11 uie pigs
large enough to eat give them oue raw
egg each in slop twice per day. This |
John
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here there are a lot of sows with l.
seven to eight pigs each and the owner I
has plenty of corn, barley or rye aud k.
thinks It must be fed because be ^
it, feeding is likely to be extravagant |
and Injurious to tbe animals, lay*
Stock, Farm and Home. If less of the L
grains and some shorto. with « little oil
meal are fed with them the sows' milk u *
flow will be Increased and the P 1 ** I J a
will develop bone and muscle while I
young instead of fat. And this kind of
a ration Will not add to the cost, for I u
at present prices the grains named can
be exchanged for the other feeds with- 1 p
out loss the quality Of nutriment con- f
talned in each considered. Besides, |
pigs while very young learn to eat this
ration, and that makes their snbse- 1 A
quent weaning eusy and Without shock I
1 Ed
While taking care Of the aowa and I
pigs do not neglect the boar. Hlx 8
quarters should be clean, bç should bo
given an opportunity to exercise, have
plenty of green feed during the sum
plgweed aud other weeds
are acceptable to him—and when the
Ume comes he will do better service
because he had them and the other
treatment suggested. Do not forget
the important part he plays in swine j
economy. - Theodore Louis in Farm. J
stock and Home.
"Say, Mrs. Jackson, ma wants to
know Why you don't come around and
do her wasllln'?" I
''Yo' tell yo' ma dat my ole man's h* I
jail now, an' 1 don't hab to wnk "
"( «*• 1 » *"*
Mrs. Muggins—My husband > 8 8
feet crank. Mrs. HUgglM-Alihns
band. are. my dear. Mrs. Muggins
But fancy a man who complain, that
my mustard plasters are not as strong
OS those Us mother used to make! 1
lot or pasture.
Avoid Medicine For Swine.
one
ami not the bog.
will cure them at once.
Feedin* Sows With Litters.
or setback.
Fropar Cara of tha Boar.
mor—even
Gooff Arrangracnt.
The Limit.
J Sea
I Geo J Seay.
The board met pnrauant to laar, In regular Gep J
aeaalon, all member! being preaeut. Uao J
The petition ol K. Z. Taylor and othera for the Geo J
cleaning ont of the grade on White Bird hill Geo J
granted, and tha overaeer of Road District No. 5 Geo J
ordered to clean up aaid grade Geo J
No bld» being prevented for the conatruction Wieu J
of a bridge acroee shebang creek, the board Nu Perce
decided to again advertise for bids. Said bids Caunlngham
to be opened Thnrday, November 17th, 1904, at Geo J
1 o'clock t> in Ken Batty,
Wm ,Vùl was appointed road viewer on road P W
petitioned for byHugh Moyhagh. Ill place of Henry T
j KIUM Miller Ou» Keating appointed on Wll-1 G If
son-Maitin road m place of'blcl! Créa. 8 c Collins,
The board Unding the assessment of Mrs. 8. A. D Book,
Warden for the year 1S99 to be illegal, ordered I. C Hates,
"„ "„ "„icelled T J Ware,
PetlUou of Geo R. Getty, et al. tor the coni I. Vlnyard,
atrni'tiou of a bridge across Ahehang creek about James M
t wn miles north of Denver grauted. James M
8 8. Galloway, Geo. A. Everest and Chat. H. W W
uJ^^y% vl r oV > thrim«dT?reôrde'rèd l th""
said parties be given a road poll tax receipt for GDHodje.
Sr—J
Re.lg'WGon or Th.w. M.iui, overoeer of Road
feoT.be appoint
ment of Archie H. smith as overseer of Konti A F
... . at ... ..»„j 1 I k a tiHvis
DW. . »nnotubd lu- Idaho
^'"'v jëw the töli road of* [fieCuixrCreek JWOer,,
q( Ro# , S Œ
» « Oliver appointe« ON er eer A j
o f 8 | "}«»» arti ,£
m^cofkctor Geo J 8eay, .her'itr, jailors re-1 Bargain
' J ''""ï"'fI er ^ aU M to KX d rtMn treasurer K D
^ ^^tmwe^hchtmn^Vf Henry Ga.
5'
bis.and. ^ f dis» A
„ grauted, and said lerguaou is ordend
P-jejd "„CnlMi iTked out hi. road no .1
^iViVverfeeJof K»1 WEIJall — ordered J,Q
ward to the Secretary of luterimr s « wrtifled g ®
3ÂîÂt;Âï
i ru«"o3»r.%; W . aaa -
incut of damages on account of Hoad No. 22S. I J
The overseer of Road , ^"ri ad A Kre
I structed to erect a stock bridge on conuty road 1 A r
No. 228. lames
I viewer's »port 0,1 Hoslg-QnlnUn road ap- JMnes
proved and damages allowed as follows. ■ n
Moo Itoof Indian) . ot 001 H W
' ykolihiVbeins th *ti îü deehi l ^ < ^ I Uswi»
ÄWÄÄÄÄ
Thursday, November 17. IsM. at 2 o'clock p m. Marlon
The board here .old the lollowiug comity
properly: «1 ,xi lohn
H. II. Stuart, Imp and Per Prop. v m 1 11
•Prank Taylor, personal property ,5?,
Marion Williams, Imp. and Per. prop.
Mrs. Marlon Williams, per. property • i, t
The auditor was ordered to draw a warrant W 1
Tor *28.00 in favor of himself to be1 deposited H D
with tho clerk of the Dist. Court for J.Ogan iu
payment of damages on account of Road No. u it
WD
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Commissioners Proceedings. I'i
I*The County Attorney was Instructed to In
<*?• ÄKÄ'Ä BKS'w.V'SÆS'Rta Und J B
ft*«,. for . pHbllc r „.d Äw
I Kramert HU ,1 w. C. Mcfcutt. Frank llenly and T E
Wm. McGinn appointed viewer» to report on Jh
I ,«id road at the next regular session. I u »
I w. G. Hettrlck was eppointed to set *a 1^* ee |,
o( 0M Ke at ng on theWlleon,.Msrt n rosd; Wm.
I °* Jl "" e I
De - 1 The following claims were allowed: w E
the I J. H. Rico, labor roftd dut. No. 1 . 4 8 «MES
no k^Ä'.ch ö ö V. 1 i| ïï
with Äff Berück. üerchendÜei '. V. V.. ■ g
wuu i f ^ olivtsr, blmcksmithlng 2 . 4 ?î
our I cottonwood Hdw <k Imp. Co. 3 r,ïS I Waiter
n I John T. Kiggius. blacksg 6 . * I Jolin
a l Johu Nevl g^ oierc baudiBe H. \£ M w
did h.M. King, mdse aud labor 12 . ««Jew
*l»o I Johu Neviu. merchandise 12. 1 I Rdward
" I u ftr i Carlson, labor 17 . 24no c w
failed, j. z. Mieiot <• ^ . iîSl w
frozen «fri H.nd.. m* ÎS i l i! *S SS
and uwis Lisne " » . »J5J a
^ lu
pro- H. A. Greving, merchandise 16 . 4» ■f- F P
1 J. F. McFarlln. blacksmith 17 . "I Geo
88 Jolin Maugg, blacksmith 1» . ,5 75 v F
station I h. s. Aldennsn, l*l»or SO
In Frank K^tahor ÿ ......... J»
acre. I m, f. g rose up •* . 'Jacob
«b si ::::::::: j»
do](> M Fagan, blacksmith 22. SS? John
crOD Vollmer & Scott, merchandise 23 . J:*" Gc°
^ H oUvert lul , or 82 29 J l
and 1 h. A. Greving, meichandiBe 34 .Jh®J
d-g : !.. i« 0 u
winter 1 K . wisdom " 37 <5 75
when "Ät« « '' ■ ■ | w
cov- 1 j t b. Leeper, opening L-F road . [JJ w
cannot «■ w o" » «
wood I John E. Beede, Axman Boede-Oliver road 8 uu w
W. 8. Kite, overseer road district No. 1 wx»u h
rhô* Mann, No.2 . J® g? JL
J. S. Nash 5.
Jf I^""s Tiltk«'"« ::::::::::::::: ::: «so
.and w. j. narrait n. *!®j! «
* r "hl" s'tnlth }I . ! 1 . ■ : ■ : if j
Id o. m. cone 14 . ioftoo J
any l. ® jS c
wa- w. c. Rice 19. oo w
oos g';ArohleAvcrÿ
rem- 1 w. B.Ttuehiood'JS .. Ji";;
that I H- Powelma 24 .
uu>* w A . hu»»ell 29 . Jo 00
caM I j. n. Burkeubine, 88 .
H. a. Deltnv 40. ,«*«»
, , Howlano William. 44 .
pigs, Ed Ilcighlaman. lumber, ro«d dist. No. 1. 10 00
^
scour I ir. x. Tavlor, 5.- ■ - ■ ® JJJ w
daw J
will j 0 hn Hoeue, lumber. 17 .
are I Jobu Hoeno, 18 a« -j
Joseph II. Bicker. 19 . ^74 E
raw Hawsou Moon & Co.. 3a . ' JJ* T
This | ®dmond Homte",82. 1573
Charles Zornes! lalwtr, 38 . . . ■ . »» T
John Uasom, ..
. * H. A. Janes, 8 , 28,31,32 . "J?.
with l. J. Hoot, a . ? Ä
owner I Campbell. I mAp |ftg 5
aud k. a. Hughes, * ..
be ^ 3 no j
| j. m m ick,i ! .
lay* ^*"^ , ff ,eunor - 6 ;:;i so
of the L e Horning. 4 * Ï
little oil A^Richardson, ;). 4 w
milk u * i*. m écorna»' l '[J!
P 1 ** I J a mee A*W»rd,'2 *oo
while I ifffuroehy, t !/ .
kind of ^JJJ^kiind! . • ! »«>
for I u n Aldersuu l. . j"*
can Mwin Nekmn l,. }*,
with- 1 p LTaylor,^ •*>
con- f , ; ;. là.
Besides, | Oou ,-i.her, t. . Jy 0
eat this Henry Hatk. 1 . î w
snbse- 1 A mo» Moffet.'i. } *!
shock I Herman Von Bargen, 1 J*
1 Ed Graham, 1 . i"
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and I peJ^KUppHch.^ .!! .
Hlx 8 ^»™' 7 'JS
should bo Ke id, 2.
have JH »« *»* ' j , ;; l.w
sum- Cewi» F.laeusùhn. exp of Teacher» - In»U. IjJJU'
weeds J-}. .rV.ZZ
the Klsetisoliu, postage, etc. «>•*
service = re, ^ ^ÂT^îSamMS
other aeo Simon, salary A exp. Co. Com. •
forget Ruht ortoua. «.ary *«P £». }g«|
swine j 1 . Overman, salary, olart arecorder^ . WOOO
Farm. J | overman. " ?:'fS £
J.SVovman. pa*UemX£tlon aup.. »oo
wants to gSS Teffer.twafhlw^
and K „ ({rimujrex«»«. 1|Tery hlre , My . JJg
I luthertaon sidary^treasurer . 276 (X,
man's h* I HwK»» Taylor, Mlary prub.tr judge.
wnk " - ^
*"* jyaiiK'isssSisssnsfc'
Geo J Seay, deputy hire J A 8eay tjj
8 8
t-eo J ^.;^.^®"ir» A W «'is wllium. 225 no
Muggins- „penses, W h M Wll'l.n,« 17 jo
that US j Bear, e.pon«., w s U w jam.
strong |j£J } ;5JJjff",iep. hire. h o Johnson losso
make! 1 gooJ «mir. «peu«», h C Johnson . N W
31 hO | were laid
won
J Sea y, «par dep hire. T A W «y land
Geo J Seay. eipenw«, I, A Waylaiid
Gep J Seay, spec dep hire. H W Cone -74 80
Uao J Seay, expense», H W Cone . »*» The Joint
Geo J Seay, spec dep and alp, J K Balter. 12s 10 wan ordered
Geo J Seay, jailor, Rl'.ejr Seay .23000 The
Geo J eeay. board of prlroner», J A Scar . 21078 changed
Geo J Seay, board of pria. J W Hoekera'th 1M 00 Commenciug
Wieu J Seay, jailor, J W Hockeremlth .... 2 50 of aec 23,
Nu Perce Co, serving papers, state vs Créa SO mile to the
Caunlngham A Eifers, livery hire sheriff S> 26 SI; thence
Geo J Seay, spec deputy hire, Jack Woods '>00 thenceeast
Ken Batty, juror, date vs Teator . 2 00 Petition
P W Taylm, juror. 2 28 fonnaiiou
Henry T Murry, Juror,. 2 28 the following
G If Arnold, juror . 228 Conin
8 c Collins, juror. 2 28 I boo ud ary
D Book, juror .. ••••■•• •••::; j
I. C Hates, juror, state vs Kellie Gray* JH 4 26 oily
T J Ware, constable, election 1900 6 00 Marble
I. Vlnyard, justice tees. 8« 80 and Rush
James M 81iaw, Justice fees. 7 6n creek;
James M Shaw, justice fees 6 00 I mental
W W Blackburn, eouatable fuea . 5 4« 1 the mouth
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GDHodje. gJUMrj* ± Co ^ ; »» j»
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A F Nurss, 76 cord* wood per contract— 372 4c I river au»l
I k a tiHvis saw itnr ten cords wrooti. 6 60 I French
Idaho County Free Press, printing, etc 247 42 the territory
JWOer,, costs, Ogcn vs Co. Com, et al .. 14 3« The
S Œ w„ ÂÂ ,; mulijui >•«
A j Turneff tables ftn <i aiing eases for C R 53 25 I the Nez
,£ £ U
Bargain Store Co., mdse aud fixtures . au U0 nil, g due
!ï
K D Vausi™, labor Oil Felice. 61X1 j said
jVT.I^nÄ'SSfffi ~"rt KSS.'." ^ Ä
SSlSSsÄ c'r UR ti 46
dis» A b-dhomme Co. office supplie. 77 ^ r to
coroner', inn.. . 2 00 ervatlou
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A Kre c énric wituei, dlst ct, Hep,VJ04.. 2 25 creek,
1 A r rciuenncii, witness, u S 261 down
lames tv lit 8 25 down
JMnes Wilt .. . lg «il Viewers'
■ n w*Steveuanu. .. Kehy. 1904 12 751 Perry,
001 H W Btevemsnu .Oct. lvOl 10 50 follows:
^ I Uswi» Crates .." ! ! ! ! ü ' ! !
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Marlon W eher . ; 52 A creek
.. h ou i The
,xi lohn A 8ti lef.ird luror. . ... 9 «0 not
m 1 11 Wassmuth ' . »70 Platte
vikiaS™ .... 8 70 H
. . .. 8 70 , n d,e.
i, t rsiiin"" 01 * . . 6 Sul The
W 1 Irwin .. 540 I Attorney:
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iu Win.,laugh . . 54o|warreu;
u it nans 5 10 1 Toler,
WD Perkin.. . 5 4U utchHeld,
n U rerkius. 12 Uo I The
' 5 70 inents
Ry Co.
6 IX' I block
5 70 tralor
8 00 I aesacd
10 50 I 10,
71 7" y 13:
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" . owl Tax
... 20 «I I against
30 «1 1
43 00 I ordered
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_ 9 50 Tax
. 6 00 I ordered
. 33 75 The
. 10 25 examined
... 28 50 I it K
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. 18 60 1 The
. 27 75 I road
30 25 I chaa
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19 7.61 James
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9 25 I Edward
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Frank Thornton .
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^74 E rncHt 8 mith
' JJ* T m Nickel .
1573 JtftSSSä'i
»» T K Ratcliff.
AS George.
"J?. George Finney.
? Ä Geo R Gregg .
|ftg 5 k r^! , ^ 1 "^[ r l * t n
w McNutt.
3 no j *i m» mV uror ....
w F Montgomery.
so ?*j° "mmSSf"..■ !
* Ï xr Kennady .
4 w iTwetm
'[J! e g Deordurff
*oo jj P Dagg«rt' "■ ■ ■ ■
Jnaeuh seiunidt .
»«> John Wx*oU
j"* W H V Kiekard*, Willie»»
}*, ^ ^HemVick
•*> Geo H Sheldon
là. gcffs.eidmnï
Jy 0 ABi laytim.
î w i? r Vùk U Ma&.'
} *! a a Kincaid .
J* A A KUtcwd . April, 1900
i" J r Brlsiawn .... koi>t 1904 2'25
•» ÄS™::»Jg
AH From* y U01
'JS Kxf. ' . ,5«j
Geo U hheldon ;
l.w KUHtewirt" a> ." ■ SSÎ
IjJJU' Juhu Fetersun ... i 5 »t
.rV.ZZ ^.ÄÄ.y ! : ; : '
«>•* The A,»e.»ur was Instructed te aiw«»» *nd vo -
l«*»»- Ä
• [Sj counties, which saW strip of land is disput
}g«| SSgrlu«. „«„rtered paid o.
. WOOO n l l,e " è7\ntlie trearsury not otherwise ap
?:'fS £ n^priate^ ' ol
»oo ko. U.l, »vor of M S Klnk.ld, terief 1903
No. 'A 3 ,'(»""roljohn Church, aerie, ol
. JJg NO ,^ d Uv'oroici. «e Bru... aeries'of 1903
276 (X, road fund , .„ri«.'of 1903 2
No 'SdÄ 0 e '^' -. *«"
^ No.^/.v^rof wm. Hoh.a.,«rie. of i« tj#
aasss» , »s» , i*a , *'„
tjj xhffiVpBcari'ott ot Fred lleid. st al. for a puh
225 no yfewer. to report t$*ao ZXï'ïll
17 jo The overseer «^«"^.„'^'M^uToad" the
.Gueted to open the Finne,
losso -'',' t 1 J' 1 '^d 0 r a J5 P Sn P 8av*n*M»e Caayo« toad
N W Gulch nmd and on seven sa.
K II.
71 40
5 It
Alle
4 25
10 25
9
6 6u
8 25
,
. 23 00 Und
.. 10 26
. . 60 80
. 11 00 J
.. 7 00 I
85 75 I
.. IU on
4 uo j
8 25
8 6i
were laid on tha table,
, . __
The Joint roiwrl ol the Auditor and Treasurer
wan ordered filed.
The boiindartee of School District No. 1« were
changed a» follow.:
Commenciug at the SW corner of the SWW
of aec 23, two 31, N K 4, K B M; thence north L,
mile to the N W cor of sec Ä, twp SI, N tt4,I B
SI; thence west mile; thence north '/. mile;
thenceeast H.mlle». , . ,
Petition ot Mr». Jennie Taylor, et al. for the
fonnaiiou of a new school diatrlet grauted and
the following boundaries named:
Conin enciug at a point on the southern
boo ud ary of Idaho county, directly south of the
C thî *' th,DCC lu * 110,1 h
oily direction along the
Marble creek to the divide
and Rush creek; thence weal WHoly Terror
creek; theuce down Holy Terror creek to Menu
I mental creek; thenee up Moniimenfal creek to
1 the mouth of the West Fork of Mouuniuu
umeLulV^ek^'S pîiut dlwtw Lorth of the
bounty,
»ÄtrÄte 1
''a,^ 0 uW ordered that School District
ÄtfÄSÄfÄ
I river au»l east of crei 'p;, lh< î
I French creek and VN ire Bridge settlements and
the territory Included in School District No. 74.
The bonndanea of the following road districts
fcT Signing at .point
I the Nez Perce reservation line where the said
U- --•ra^^l^^f'N^^^n^ïu?, 5
nil, g due north to I awier's cauyon; thence iu a
j said canyon, thence due south to the said .
Ä afeiÄS f. JTÏÎÂMte
wh^Uwy^^ 0 c«^VyoSTr™^«s^X'!le^^iue'
^ r to /rrt rv»,loU e lin o e, ^--e-hiriy^aloug
ervatlou line crosses sec line between sees 19
«. «KlEi thence north to place of
Lfl.'Ä
north' to N K**cor sec S.'twp 22, N K 2 ^, thence
H5 west four miles: thence north to Lawyer*, can
rræ^-rWjK««"-"
JSÄS1Ä J.aKSSS.jSJS
75 NW to .divide between John Day. and Slate
25 creek, thence easterly to Sheep creek; thence
261 down Sheep creek to Salmon river: thence
25 down Salmon river to place of beginning.
«il Viewers' report on road petloned for by O. W.
751 Perry, et al, approved aud damage allowed
50 follows:
u? «'«"Maggie' Taylor for repatri^
^TlIIÄf», Noya for plan, .or Crook.
A creek bridge was rejected.
ou i The following claims were laid over, use
«0 not having been O. K'd.
»70 Platte Talbot, examination mangy horse.;
70 H Hurgott, road work: Alexander A Kreidcurich
70 , n d,e.
Sul The following claim, were referred to County
540 I Attorney:
e«tl w w Stillman, bringing Insane man from
54o|warreu; Feu Batty, rent of pest houses: J J
10 1 Toler, cash advauced for cutting from road: J C
4U utchHeld, labor, Boad DIM No. 2».
Uo I The following erroneous and double asses»
70 inents for the year 1903 were ordered cancelled:
,127 03; Clearwater Valley
Ry Co. right-of-way, *11 60; C. J. Jerrcll, lot 11,
IX' I block »8, Denver, * 00; Frank McGraue, admlnis
70 tralor J Abbtngtou, *14 18; Craig !.. Spaucer. as
00 I aesacd with »17 15 too much; school Distilet No.
50 I 10, Clearwater Valley By Co, *2 49 ; 0 J Ferrill.
7" y 13: School Dlsfrict No 3«, W H carter, »11 26.
. Certificate No 88, for year 19(13, was ordered
00 cancelled, same having heeu paid before wie
owl Tax Halo Certificate. No. 182, for year 1898
«I I against M J Browning ordered cancelled.
«1 1 Assessment of Frank, Frausdon for year 1898,
00 I ordered cancelled, sum having been doubly
0(i I auhCHBctf.
9 50 Tax Sale Certificate, No. 193, lor year 1899
6 00 I ordered cancelled.
75 The following road overseer* reporta were
25 examined aud the amounts thertiu allowed :
50 I it K Douglas, Road Dist. No 7 .
25 I j H Bowles. Road Dist No. 15. 10 00
60 1 The following claims were allowed on the
75 I road fund :
25 I chaa Whipple. Road Dist No 7 . .
75 I j H Bow les, mdse, Road Dist No 15
6 26.1 L8ptuglc*r. mdse. Road Diet No 17. ... . • 6 00
Idaho Outlining Co, mdse, Road Diat No 28 3 .^0
Th« following claims were allowed on the
12 (Xi I current expeuse fund :
10 2u I C E Holt, Juror, coroner's iuqueat
has V Gordon .
8 40 1 pH Nash .
10 2o I O H Schooler.
960 I KC Wilson.
9 90 John Henry .
68 70 I Thoe Croasley.
78 00 I John Gotxlnger.
85 50 I s c Chase .
6 601 Klmer H Cearley.
, Roy Davia
6 6u I g i£ Taylor, coroner'« exp aud fees, bill
8 uo $16.76allowed.• • • ... • ^
6 25 I «Dass & Prudhomme Co., election aupplles 162 90
7 50 I W E (iraham, chairs, court room . . iu .u
6 28 I Deo J Heay, spec deputy hire, J M «haw
9 00 ieo J .Seay, horse hire. J M 8haw.
C 25 I Geo J Seay, expenses, J M Shaw...
10 00 I H W Cone, batlUT, Sep term iw4 umi eour*
6 25 I g m Hughes, <|uar allowance, Co. charge.
5 ou I d II Sasenl)ery,witness dist court Sep 1904
3 80 I Chas Maxey ...
19 7.61 James Rooke.
8 25 I James J Conuora. ..
9 25 I Edward Malerlch. ..
11 00 I Mrs. F. W Taylor.
28 26 I Henry Kuther, Sr . .
31 00 James H Ellis, juror.
2 00 I Geo Foe..
26 25 I T H Carothers.
;,0 25 1 Peter Aschenbreuuer.
27 751 MM Clark.
30 25 J N Rice..
30 25 I Joe Burkeubine...
31 75 I Thore Hanson.
10 75 I Kedomcr Day ..
10 751 August Kopesynaki.
10 75 WM Lowe.
7 00 I j F Briacoe.
5 26 J L Stewart .
25 50 j a Houston.
6 25 I G L Steeu .
18 00 o E .. J®
225 CW Perry.
8 00 o M Fagan. .vjf
13 00 Paul Tyre . V.tH
13 75 clay Robbins, witueas. J'
18 00 Fred E Jerrome.
8 25 jw Ellenwood . JS 5
8 26 I Reg Jerome.... . ff ,J.
83 00 I km Bowman. . " ^
18 00 TW Bray.
14 76 i k E l.eeper, Juror.. {J S;
826 J ECallau . ..
8 251 e A ..
1A U(| I J p l]4. . i.» uu
1*<X> The omelVa bond ol J V Mcinln, constable
17 35 I stltes precinct approved. _, ,.
14 60 The loUowlug ïiuuor llcensM were granted
'2 35 o L Bsnsnn A H 1 McMillan, Fl'TelHC. J
1,liens, Knox; M M Klnsinger Marble Greek,
4 26 I Hubert Royal A Frank Rogers, six miles east of
9 80 Kesort: Mllville W Hubbard A Galvin Hubbard,
8 60 Seceth Meadows; Chas A Rice, l ' r " d °'"'
3 60 I Evett, Hallway House: Lee Llsenby, Rooset e .
151X118 I. GUlara, Roosevelt; J 8 Welch, Kooseielt.
9 60 I Gregory A Co., Pollock: August bempert, Harp
1140 ster: Dorsa Shoneour A Co., Roosevelt,
13 oo January 12th, 1905. at 10 o'clock a m., set for
11 70 hearing viewers' report on private road pell
10 5© I tlouedlor by J L Wilson, et al. , ,
211X1 Application of J I Overman, Record*, lor
I960 the purchase of a new typewriter grauled.
21 oo I chas Maxey, witness dist coart, 8ep IJ01
21 001 j|, Wilson. Juror. ..
20 40 GeojHeay.jailor. JP Briscoe . ->00
2 25 I unntugham A Ellers, livery hire • • ■ »00
iirt.ui.wg r eport from Dist No 17,lordered filed
The quarterly report oj H. Taylor, Probate
udge. was ordered filed.
In the
atau* of
In the
ell. deceased.
Notice ia
iatratlou
deceased,
on the 17il»
court of
All persona
are required
at my otttce
within four
publication
ever barred.
Thla 21at
east watershed of
betweeu Mable creek
Oct*27- N
The
One
stant
Croup
does
stomach,
the seat
out
soothes
enabling
pure
oxygen
Sold
T
The
Idaho
will be
urday,
time
desired.
complished
ganization
will
Let
UK.
\N
2'25
y U01 John P. Vollmer, olslntiff' iwalust Chsries L.
,5«j S°„Âffter7ribhî Adm? E.. V »«/of J. H ;
; Hunte, deceaeed, and J. W. Jameeou, delettJ
SSÎ uïdêr »nd by virtue of an ex«c«tlon In lure
i 5 »t clo»ure on order of *»le and decree of Jorrilo.
: ' S^ d jÄS dSÄ. ConSty S|waho. tug
*nd vo - ol Id , ho , on the 17th day olOt-lober. A it ijo»,
Ä- ^burned a #
disput- j B aç m ent sod decrw of torecloj^ snd ««^e
paid o. lîfe Ä Ä Jblf
ap- lor ertaU J. H. jlnnt«. de«««l, "? SepT'.
^TOÄ: , '. , ffm 0 Vf h -elgh?hr, y ndred and
1903 ^Mdollm.Jl.wfa money ojtoe
luM . corded In J^mlgt,ten t
1903 ^"JpiïÂnd.^lt'nîlid*. fyiw and h»:
1903 2 tnffTnP&hoCoonty, State of Maho, and more
*«" va'ricularly d^rim-d m f.jMowa. tmxrU:
i« tj# ' ''
, *'„ jœsssKswssBsAfc
for a puh obedience tethe'abïîve described
ZXï'ïll- S"he-t and b«t ■•^•.^ca.h In
the hand, lawful money Of the umtedst.lea
Ä&Äoiwtyjaft
toad GisngevlUs, Idaho, Oet 35, UN.
K II. Carter, cattle
40
It
A..
. 2 «I
50
W.
4 25
25
.$ 400
î no
9
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 U0
4 UU
4 00
4 UU
4 U0
I 00
6 6u
V.
2 25
6 25
7 00
on
7 00
14 00
I 26
10 25
86 40
84 00
9-1 80
87 U0
102 U0
75 80
81 0U
87 60
71 10
80 70
All
by
9 UU
66 30
6 00
15 30
15 00
:
8 25
O
o
$1 26
4 50
, Overseers :
23 00 Und bill -allowed. %
.. 10 26 a J Carlson, overseer rosd dist. No. 17 »1^ g
. 60 80 John Hoene, lumber, road dUt. No. 28.... 12 ^
11 00 J John K Beed*», lumber road dist No 22 •.. 20 16
The Board visited the poor Carin aud jail aud
.. 7 00 I report that they find both placea well kept and
85 75 I in good condition.
.. IU on The Board here adjourned »Ine die.
4 uo j I Overman, Clerk. Ggo. Simon, Chairman.
By J. A. Hkaiibuby, Deputy.
8 25
8 6i
SHERIFF'S SALE.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
00
In the Probate court of the county of Idaho, I
atau* of Idaho.
In the matter of the estate of George Mitch- .
deceased.
Notice ia hereby given, that Letter* of aduitn
iatratlou on the eatate of George Mitchell,
deceased, was granted to the underaigued
the 17il» day of October, L#t4, by the probate
court of Idaho county.
All persona having claima against ««id estate
required t » exhibit them to me for ah
my otttce at White Bird, Idaho couuty. Idaho
within four months after the date of the first
publication of this notice, or they shall be for
ever barred.
Thla 21at day of October, 1904.
K. M. Mitchsll,
A l h
Oct*27- N 21
itra >r.
Good for Children.
The pleasure to take a harmlesa
One Minute Cough Cure given in
stant relief in all cases of Cough,
Croup and LaGrippe because it
does not pass immediately into lhe
stomach, but takes effect right at
the seat of the trouble. It draws
out the inllamation, heals aud
soothes and cures permauently by
enabling the lungs to contribute
pure life-giving and life-sustuining
oxygen to the blood and tissues.
Sold by a*l druggists.
Notice of Meeting
The next regular meeting of the
Idaho County Stock Association
will be held at White Bird on Sat
urday, November 5th, at which'
time a full attendance is earnestly
desired. The association has ac
complished much good siuce its or
ganization and many matters of
importance to ils future success
will lie discussed at this meeting.
Let every member he present.
C. W. Dunham,
w
o
Secretary.
Northern Facihc
Railroad.
Leaves Sti'esat 4:50 A. M.
daily, except Sunday; arrives
at 0: p. m.
Spokane at 2:'J0 p. tn.
Train leaves Spokane at 9:30
a. m. and arrives at Pot
latch Junction at 3:35 p. m.
Stites at 6:45 p. m.
Connections
Junction for Lewiston: Ar
rives
Stites 9:10 a. m.
at Potlatch
at Lewiston from
From
Spokane, 4:20 p. m. Leave
Lewiston for Btites at 1:45
p. m. For Spokane at 7:45
p. in.
For further information call
on or address
E. E. TRAVIS,
Grangf-ville, Idaho, or
A.. D. CFIARLTON, A. ». P. A
Portland. Oregon.
00
.^0
the
^
90
.u
J®
.vjf
V.tH
J'
JS 5
ff ,J.
" ^
{J S;
i.» uu
«I
50
W. H. Campbel
400
Contractor and
Builder.
Estimates Furnished.
GRANTS EVILLE,
no
00
00
00
U0
UU
00
IDAHO
UU
U0
00
V. HOLZ & SON
Brickmakers, Contractors
and Builders.
2 25
6 25
7 00
A Big Supply of the Best
brick and good lime always
on hand.
7 00
14 00
I 26
10 25
86 40
84 00
9-1 80
87 U0
102 U0
75 80
81 0U
87 60
71 10
80 70
Orangeville, Idaho.
A. J. TURNER
Contractor and
Builder.
All kinds of Turning and
Scroll Sawing, operated
by Water Power.
Saw Filing »
Plans and Estimates furnish
ed. Shop on East M&.ti St.
Granobviule. Idaho.
9 UU
66 30
6 00
15 30
15 00
specialty.
t
''
In
:
Reports
Examinations
W. C. HcNUTT 3
O
Civil Engineer
U. S. I eputy
mineral Surveyor
Idaho
and
o
:
o Orangeville, ,
^SJUL8JLliL8JL!ULBJlJLflJlJL2JUl-fiJl-B.s3
If you waut
■
Pure Lead and
iK
Guaranteed to he abso
lutely pure—get the
St. Louis Collier Lead and Oi
M
as it comes from the mills
in barrels, of.
A. W. ROBINSON
Prices as low as the lowest.
Meadow St. near Vollmer
& Scott's.
Designation of Office Day of
Superintendent of
County
Schools.
Until fnrthar notice. I .""'ff m"
"ä". r -
0l *lS*GM»nicvine' l for 'the t«n.*ctlon oLll
pertaining toadmol matte«.
Oosnty 8op«rlnt#nd«o4.
in
flee
bu»in
M. & M. Cash Store
We cordially inv ite you to call and look over
our new stock of Fall and Winter Goods, just ar
rived. Ask for prices in all our lines, consider
them, and if you tind them right, (which is always
the case), we solicit your patronage.
Ladies' Golf Skirts
led from, especially jrood values, while they last,
from. $2.50 to $8.00
Ladies' Nightgowns and Underskirts, in
heavy outing, nicely trimmed, from 6oc to $ 2.50
Also good assortment of Misses' gowns and skirts
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Underwear in wool
and cotton, some extremely good values in this line
All sizes and colors to se
Note These Opportunities
J. B. ADAMS
w
UEO. YOUNG
A. K. PARKER
Parker & Young
Farm aud City Property for Sale
Real Estate, Abstracts, Insurance, Surety
Bonds, Conveyancing
If you liave a Farm to Sell Lint it with Ub
Idaho
Guanoevili.e,
4
mnrsvmns tts mrtnrinrtnrtf tnns 7r5^'irtroTr!firinr& ooootfodiiB btip
W. E. GRAHAM
Dealer in
New
Hearse
j I
Only Licensed Bmbalmer In
Idaho County
Furniture and Undertaking
PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES
o
I WALL
°
No Charge for Teem and Hearse
Pioneer Livery Barn
Leading Feed and Sale Stable of the County. Good
Rigs, Careful Drivers, Safe Saddle Horses.
Special attention given Commercial
Travelers.
Telephone Tout Qideis - Die Kill Meet tou Aoï»heie
Lanningham & Elfers
Idaho
Grangeville,
• •
Perfection
La Perla
H. & S. Special
Smoke no other.
The best Cigars made.
Holloway & Seefeidt.
BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO„ Mgrs.
Oats Wanted
iK
Gtaugeville, Idaho
A. M. APPLEGATE, Agent
*
M oM» $ » ' * »< n <
Grangeville, Idaho.
_Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
General Merchandise.
»in AcainiiLTURAL Implesemts.
. «î
TPEED youh ho
at tub -"
MAMMOTH FEED STABLE
HOOKanSUITM M 1
CHEAPEST AND BBST
»» > MH
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