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ANIMAL FOOD FOR HENS.
of QreeB Cat M* Srnad Bon«
Caaapared.
»artti
Animal food should be given to hens
often ss possible* fresh clean meat
preferably; also green cut bone, says
A V. Meersch In Western Poultry Jour
na l some poulterers depend exclaslve
lv upon pressed scraps from butchers
,; r rendering works. Butchers' scraps,
trimmed boues, etc., are better. Karm
iiuiuot always obtain these, hut
onlinary farmer's table provides
,gli bones tn the course of the year
rtly supply his poultry If utilized,
boue contains the natural
itud is not only soluble, but is
It contains lime for the shell
ers
«11
4*11*1
to P«
Green
Julees
food.
of die egg. nitrogen for the white, a
lion of oil and fat, and also
grit. There is nothing that
approach It as good for poultry
far as a combination of excellent
materials for egg formation is con
eerned. Bear in mind, though, we also
ciumot recommend ground bone. There
is , lU ite a difference between greeu cut
l , ( ,up and ground bone. The one is
ground, while the other is cut with
The boue contains adhering
propoi
serves us
eau
S 1
knives.
>at and combines flesh and boue
elements which make the
Uic;
forming
completed chick.
t; round boue becomes hard aud brit
tle. 1ms lost the natural solvent by
evaporation, but green bone Is readily
dissolved when enten and Is also the
most economical of all foods. A pouud
of itrecn cut hone will be au excellent
allowance for about sixteen hens or an
for each hen per day. This Is
ounce
cheaper than grain anti has the advan
of containing more egg producing
tage
food than any grain known. A pound
of hone will give as good résulte ns
four pounds of grain, but we do not
Infer that nothing but bones should
be allowed,
food, hut make the green bone part of
the ration.
Give grain and green
Proatable On,«.
Seeing how profitable geese are and
the little attention they require as com
pared with other poultry, It Is some
what surprising there are not many
more geese bred. They are grazing
stack, like horses and cattle, and dur
ing the warm weather will feed eagerly
on the succulent grasses which grow
an the banks of ponds and streams, and
they will seldom refuse the herbage
found on the roadways. This food,
with other materials picked up, will
generally keep geese In good condition
during the summer nnd early autumn,
little or no grain ration beiug needed.
When the female has laid about a doz
en eggs she generally gets ready to In
cubate, but should not be allowed to do
so, ns geese, like ducks, are poor sit
ters nnd make bad mothers. Put the
eggs under a hen nnd get them hatched
as early as possible, for early goslings
make the largest and finest birds. Gos
lings, generally speaking, are very
hardy and are not difficult to rear. The
best food for them at first Is hard boil
ed eggs chopped fine, breadcrumbs and
short, sweet grass. As In the case of
chickens, the coop must be kept dry
and warm, but it Is Imperative that wa
ter be generously provided If there Is
no pond or stream handy. Water for
swimming Is not essential for geese,
hut they must have plenty to drink and
also some they can have a bath In.—
London Mall.
Selecting? Pallet«.
It has been said the pullet that com
mences to lay earliest In life Is the one
to lay the largest number of eggs
through life, as cattle that have the
milk producing organs active make the
)best cows. Select the fast growing,
early maturing specimens that pre
sent In full the type and size found In
the breed, and use only these as breed
ers, and the egg producing merits will
be Increased. It is care and atten
tion to the flock that find and secure
these merits In the progeny. Neglect
nnd haphazard breeding never pays.
In short, the April and May hatched
pullets can be brought Into profit only
when they receive the best of care,
food and housing. Regularity lu feed
ing Is au important Item, and at no
time In the stage of their growth must
they be stalled. Feed a little at a
time, but feed often. Birds thus fed
will ever be ready for the next meal,
and they will eat It with a relish.—
Michael K. Boyer In American Agricul
turist.
Doetorlag Poultry.
Doctoring fowls or chickens after
they are really sick Is generally by no
means a very encouraging process to
undertake. It often coats more in time
nud drugs to cure a »lek fowl than the
Ord Is worth after It la cured, but still
little timely knowledge of symptoms
nnd their proper remedies bandy will
sometimes gave a fowl. But to be suc
cessful you must fight any poultry dis
ease at Its very outset. When disease
appears do not wait till tomorrow or
Urn next day to see If It will ''wear off,"
as If you do it will "wear off" the fowl.
You should at once search out aud re
move the cause and give the proper In
gredients before the bird la beyond
cure.—A. V. Meersch.
I
A Good Market Fowl.
White Indian Games, which fight no
more than Plymouth Bocks or Wyan
dotte», are large, well developed birds
with tremendous legs and breasts, says
a Wisconsin poultrymnn In American
Agriculturist These adapt them well
for marke't purposes. They are hardy
and very quick to mature. As layers
they have held their own with Plymouth
Itocks for some years on my place. For
crossing purposes no breed Is better.
Wull,, MUk Falla.
the milk palls ahould never be al
lowed to stand after being emptied,
says American CulUvator. If It is not
convenient to wash them at once they
should be filled with cold water, which
^ylll prevent the thin film composed of
, e 8 °lids of the milk forming on the
Inside of the pall. Once this film Is al
lowed to dry on the pall It la almost
■^possible to remove It A frequent
mistake consists In pouring hot water
kto the paila before they have been
r-used out with cold water. The ef
fect #f this treatment Is to cause the
film to adhere more firmly. Rinsing
with cold water la always the first
Process in the cleaning of metal milk
'■««els; then follow the washing and
th. « ^ . Wlpla * ,B unnecessary, as
lug wl. ." 19 ve8a fi " fter «*. "ft
DIRECTORS CHOSEN.
Electric Road Selects Engineer
and will Rush Construction
The organization meeting oi the
director« of the Central Idaho De
velopment Company was held Sat
urday, the directors being u. \y
Thompson. J. A. Crom, T. s!
Ward, John McCornack, A C
Eitzen, R. H. Jone« and F J
Randolph, and the following offi
cer« were elec!el,
general manager, (Ï.
son; vice-president, J.
president and
W. Tlitunp
A. Cruui;
treasurer, T 8. Ward; and Hocre
tary, F. J. Randolph.
The uniHBuet'
electric
capital stock of
the
railway company,
amounting to $3,500,000 together
with tin*
property, right« a ml nub
HiibscriptionM
silly
over 1« the Central Idaho Devel
ment Co. which are now owned by
the Development Co., under a
contract providing that the Cen
tral Idaho Development Co. shall
build, complete and equip the road
from Lewiston to Orangeville and
Nez Pei ce.
The Salmon River Power Co.
were turned
rp
was
also organized with a capital stock
of 82,000,000 and a Ideal
board of directors was elected,
with the following officers, presi
dent, G. W. Thoinp sou;
aident, John McCormack;
er, T. S. Ward;
Randolph.
The directors of the Central
Idaho Development Co. authorized
the employment of Walter C.
Graves, an eminent engineer, as
the consulting engineer of the De
velopment Company, who will at
once organize as rapidly as possible
three corps of engineers, and actual
construction will begin at an early
date and continue until the road is
completed to Giangeville and Nez
1'erce, which will not he later than
June 1, 1907.
The method adopted by the Cen
tral Idaho Development Co.
sures the proper management and
piactical ownership of ihe Lewis
ton and Southeastern electric rail
way company and the Salmon
river power company, and the
stock holders of the Development
Co. will own their proportion of
the stock iu the electric railroad
and power companies, and tin
stock of the railway company pre
viously issued will he absolutely
protected.
The foregoing information is re
ceived from Mr. G. W. Thompson,
the president and general manager
of the Development Company, and
any information differing front
these statements is erroneous.
vice pre
treasur
tecretary, F. J.
as
Luckiest IVlan in Arkansas
"I'm * lie luckiest man in Arkan
sas," writes H. L. Stanley, of
Bruno, "since tlie retsoration of
my wife's health after five year« of
continuous coughing and bleeding
from the lungs; and I owe my good
fortune to the world's greatest
medicine, Dr. King's New Discov
ery for consumption, which I know
from experience will cure consump
tion if taken iu time. My wife im
proved with first bottle aud twelve
bottles completed the cure." Cures
the worst coughs aud cold« or
money refunded.
Pulse, druggist. 50c and 81.00. Trial
bottle free.
At John J.
Tolo Items.
Leslie Tilly has moved out to
his father's ranch, on the point.
John Johnson has rented the
farm of John Benley out on the
point.
Treasurer Rice has leased a part
of the school land lately farmed
by E. S. (Sweet, and intends to
build thereon.
Plowing and seeding has been
temporarily suspended on account
of frosty nights.
Will Millar lias taken charge of
E. 8. Sweet's ranch for this season.
A wagon road is soon to be built
down what is commonly called,
the Turpin gulch, to the copper
mines on Salmon river.
It is generally believed that the
P. I. N. road will come out from
Salmon river by the Chapman creek
route and aero«« east of the lake
to intersect the N. P.
Estray Notice.
I will eell, at public pale the fol
lowing described estraye on March,
10, 19C6, at 10 a. in. if not redeem
ed by owner before «ale. Sale to
take place at Walter Hollings
head's ^ miles S. E. of Kidder post
office.
One big dehorned brindle cow
branded SC on right hip and
crop in right ear, one red two year
old heifer with under bit iu right
and upper bit in left ear, «tar in
forhead. white belly, white hind
legH and tail, branded on left side.
The above were taken up on or
about Jan. 8, 190(5.
Xh ( . road« are going to be muddy
tll ; H spring and you
Rood harne««. You can get them
at Bertach'«.
H. T. Smith,
Constable, Glover Precinct.
ml
Frightfully Burned.
Chaw. \V. Moore, a machinist, ol
Ford City, Pa,, had his hand fright
fully burned in an electrical fur
He applied Hucklen'a Arnica
nace.
Halve with the usual result: 'a quick
and perfect cure.
earth for burns, wounds, rorep
25c at John J.
Greatest heal
er on
eczema and piles.
Pulse, druggiHt.
»
will need
City Ordinance No. 48.
*™! , Mi n rTp*°H h n U *'- ton
Limit* ■«! a c ri*orHtV. r .. C «» Wlljr < 1 on,,, * 0 >'»
7, t" rrJ ' . " ,i ; 1 ""
ilvvH. Ill the 5 ,or '
the «trlvt» «n« tliehwsvB rtmtniiUlelh.'r' !2h r
f»re< «iHi «lie . ,r h."L,"i .V,r r ?, h
II. ,h.. "le n . Ï. 7 1 ,Vo! 1 , 'J t» h (te v U I e,
lie ItoriiaiM. t *he Ihe '.f.r ^ 0 „ ,
the city of Hr«! nn'iIL® m * Jl,r * ml °° UI,C ** °*
-••«'linn l Tlul ih.-to h.> d n<i h« ► .a
- ' ••'»'•tot. and .Ontheasteru Kk-cJ,' le'hilh
y. I Imite»!, a r-orporariou, and its
imprest«. and the
l it hereby is, and its assign
*ors in interest «re hereby investi
ml w 1th the right atui privilege <
•tin«.
: «ml op* rat in«
with! I
inch* t
the
De
Sat
\y
s!
C
J
offi
V
essors i
to t h
j
f !
equipping,
bv electric ;
of («range
< k railway Msieiu.
poli those certain
«no highways within
H e Idaho, named as and |
tion w ith ï
j Uni its *.f j
• f the cor
He; South i
HH'itrns. and its
said com pan v be
• d its suet
and e
|K»
■
using, iimiutaini
const
ng,
and
•1 motor now
ville. Idaho,
along, acres»
the city
*i
St
Ϋ.
Ml
th
1t\ of
M >lu Mr
t. from its inter
Mill t
- et t. ! the cti
I M m : n «-treet.
t t*> the we
lie ►
of
the west liu
y "f rî range
pnratc li
strut ft.
t* Of «11.1 .'i
ils i
•Mo
r-ifh MllUti
is at the w
(irnngeville: Mill
and Month
the * led t
:
■ '
:■!
ity
nub
•el. h t
M
•et:
lui s to Main
te rin i
northern
reel fr
street; Ids ho
to Mat
i.
by
a
Cen
shall
road
and
its
!
Ur
nuc fr..
strict fro
street. North -dxth street be
r ,Mt *' * tr . Vi '} ÄU '* Meadow street; North
Piflh street and Meadow street.
ilway t<* begin at the north city limits
id city and running thence southerly along
'of 1 ho streets hereinbefore unmodtoMaiu
s root ; thence easterly along Main street to Mill
sir* of; thence southerly along Mill street to
"outli street; the
to the
its
th*
its
rp
t*T
s t*. M
of
;e westerly along South street
«•stern limits <»f the city of Urangevilie.
n 2 The right and grant of power to so
attitaiu, construct, locate, operate, own.euuip
d use the said railway system i« also given
with the privilege, right and power to construct,
4 . aintaiu ami o(«erate such turn
outs, siding«, electric tri'liey pole«, transmission
ntp -. and exteiiRious of the said railway system
as the graute h hi-rei
est to f
*ti<
was
Ideal
C.
as
De
at
is
Nez
and
the
of
tin
re
and
may dee
struct, erect, nirtintaiu. operate, own
n the right of
to their iuUr
*>r use upo
cr, along ami
upon th
Of 111*'
forth,
eniics, allt-ys an
.rangeville as hereinbefore set
d «hall have th** privilege, right and
**» me the streets, lanes, avenues, und
of «aid city Hereinbefore named for
nahitaluing poles, and attaching
d maintaining thereon avires ami
d highways
•ity of
pre
J.
r
Hilt
et
ing and
thereto
conductors for the purpose of transmitting elec
trlcal currents within the limits of said city for
power ai. *i other purposes for itself or its suc
«igns and to the inhabitants of
vided, no siding shall be allowed
instructed on Main street.
and
said ettv. F
to be l.r_U o
Sectio :i That the right of way over, along,
•hh, upon and through the streets, avenues,
alleys ami highway« of the city of (»rangeville
for the purposes aforesaid, be and the «aine is
hereby granted to the «aid Ltewiston aud Houth
euKtern Electric Kailway Company, Limited,
ai.il its assign« und Its successors iu interest.
Section l. That the said railway to be con
structed, operated and maintained by virtue of
this ordin
L
shall be constructed
work
like mauner. upon the «rad*» of the said
streets, avenues, hi«h\vavs and alleys fixed by
the «-ity engineer Mini city council of tlie city
of (iran«. ville, with all necessary draws, cul
verts, bridges, viaducts, crossings an*1 turnouts,
anti u uniform guage shall be established
through the entire length of said railway.
Sectiou 5. That the said company, and Its
assigns, and its successors in interests. Ik», aud
they are hereby authorized to
the streets,
city of (ira
for a
as
uch of
avenues, alleys and highways of the
ngeviile, Idaho, as may be necessary
.n cnlent for the construction, main
•c, and operation of the said railway ays
torn, with its foundation bed appurtenances,
ways and approaches of and for said railway.
Section (>. That the said company and its
assigns and its successors in interest
thorlEed to charge and
tolls aud rates within the city of Grangeville for
passengers, freight, power aud electrical cur
routs. •
.Section 7. That the said railway so to be con
strnctcd by the grantees herein shall
strueted so that the rails thereof shall be ev
w ith the surface of the street, avenue or high
, or along which the same shall
lie constructed, so that the same may be crossed
wtunv part thereof without inconvenience
danger by teams and w agons, traveling ae
»long nr over any of such streets.
Section h. That the said railway company,
•essors, or assigns, in the operation of the
ilway shall at ull times stop their passen
ger trains and cars at any and every street e
mg for the purpose of allowing passengers to
slight therefrom and to gel upon any of said
t n
te
hereby
llect reasonable
•on
er.
Its
id
That the said grantees heroin,
their astigns or successors in interest shall keep
all streets, avenues, alleysor highways over and
a* rows which their said line of railway shall be
operated and constructed iu repair as to that
portion of such street, avenue, alley, or high
way lying between the rails of «Rid railway
track, and for a space and distance of eighteen
dies on each hide of the said track.
Section 10. That uo freight or freight cars
shall be moved on, over or across that portio
<>f the »aid railway which shall bo built upon
and along Main street in the said city of Orange
ville, except between the hourso! twelve o'clock
midnight and five o'clock a. m.
That tire grantees herein shall be
annual license fee to the
gevilie of the sum of.dollars
for the privileges herein conveyed.
All rights aiid privileges herein
granted shall expire Mini terminate at the end
»•f fifty years from the date of the approval of
this ordinance, unless otherwise sooner ter
minated in accordance with the provisions ol
this ordinance or the judgment of any court of
competent jurisdiction.
Section 1J. That the grantees hereinbefore
named are hereby required to have said rail
way iu operation by June 1, l'J/7. Any street,
avenue, highway or alley ns named in section
one of this ordinance, and any portion of any
such streit, avenue, hignway or alley over,
along which the said railway shall
not be fully completed and iu operation by said
June 1, 1D07, the right and privilege hereby
given and gmirted as to such street, avenue,
highway or alley or suoh portion thereof shall
cease and determine ou said June 1, 1W7.
Keetiou 14. That the city ol Grangeville shall
not be liable for auy damages for light of way
for said railway nor for any negligeuce
issions of »he owners or managers of said
rail wav in th*» eonslructiou, maintenance
operation thereof.
Section 15. This ordinance shall be in force
and effect twenty «lays from and after its pass
age, approval and publication.
Reu*l lirst time November 6, 1905.
Read second time November 9, 1905.
Read third time November 9, 1905, under sus
pension of rules.
Passed the council November 9, 1905.
Approved by tire may
[Seal!
Attest:
Section 0.
of
of
of
im
or
Section 11.
required to pay
ity of (I
I*
mi
tin
1 l
J.
to
the
the
part
to
of
the
lake
November 9, 1905.
Gko. M. Kobkrtson, Mayor.
Jas. De II a vkn, City Clerk.
Commissioners* Proceedings.
Adjourned session, Friday, Feb. 2, 1906. Board
met, ail members being present.
Application for the reconstruction of the
present bridge across the south Fork of the
Clearwater river at Stltes, Idaho, came on for
hearing and the clerk ordered to advertise for
bids for the reconstruction of said bridge;- said
bids to be received until one o'clock p. m.,
Monday, Feb 19, 1906, at which time same will
he opeued. Said bridge not to exceed in cost
the sum of |999. Further hearing on said mut
ter to be bad Monday. Feb 19,1906. at 1 p lh
The matter of the rejection or acceptance of
the Kosskiu stiles bridge was laid over until
Monday, Feh 19.1906.
Application of Johnson, Doty et al for bridge
across Lawyer a canyon at month of Seven Mile
creek laid over until April 1906 session.
Application of Gulluway-New man et al, for
bridge at Hawley crossing on White Bird creek,
In r*md *list No 5, laid over until April 1106.
Robert K Denser was appointed overseer of
road dist No 19.
The following road overseers' bonds were
examined ard approved: Robt E Heuser, WJ
Hurrah, J W Culdfce.
Bond of K D Almond
No 16. tiled Feh 2, 1-06,
fol
to
cow
and
year
in
hind
or
overseer of road dist
examined and ap
proved, and the bond of said R D Almond filed
Jan 12, 1900, was here withdrawn from the files
of the hoard; clerk to return the latter to said
Almond.
Application of Fen Batty for liquor license
was granted.
Further hearing on the viewer's report on Von
Berge Bonnet road deferred until April, 1906.
The following petitions for public rouds laid
over until the adjourned meeting Feb 19, 1906:
Rond petitioned for Ames. Richsrdsou etal;
road petitioned for by Cooper, Gaufield et al;
road petitioned for by Canaan, Wells et al.
Approval of bond of J U Moore, overseer of
road dist No 27, luid over until April session, no
bond being filed.
Boundaries of road dist No 10 are hereby ex
tended south of Elk City to American river, and
also west on the Orogrande road to American
river, the boundaries of r d No 29 to conform to
change lu r d No 10 aforsatd.
Matter*»! making contract road district out of
roud dist No 10 laid over until April, l»0t>.
Matter of depositing county
as provided by 1905 session I»
bonds of the First National hank and the Bank
of ( amas 1'rMirie were approved, and clefk or
dered to give notice to the county treasurer of
such action. Further hearing deferred until
Feb 19.
Petition of Fray-Lefler et al for road on land
of Mrs K W Robie laid over until April 1906.
It it ordered that un adjourned meeting be
held on Monday, Feb 19, 1906, at 1 o'clock p m,
«» consider the following matteriL, The accept
ance or rejection of the Ht i tes Kooskia bridge;
the matter of the opening of bids aud letting of
contract to construct bridge across the .South
Fork of the Clearwater at stites. Hearing peti
tions aud appointing viewers on roads as f*>1
Petitionof Frank R Ames, F Richardson
et al lu i *1 no 5; petition of A Cooper, (> B Can
field et al iu r d no 5 aud 26; petition of J P Ca
, Butler Weils etal in rd no 26 Also to
hear and grant applications for liquor licenses
aud approve bonds of liquor dealers. Tocxsm :
1 approve bonds of other depositaries of
county moneys and matters relating to same.
MS Martin, chairman.
money in hanks
Idaho,
of
the
ol
,
fur- «
J. IL"
1..W«:
»
lne
need
NOTICE
Of li tliug contract for the reconstruction of
bridge in road district No 88, across the South
Fork of the Clearwater river, at Stites, Idaho
county, Idaho, at the present site.
ÄoÄÄÄÄ:
>'» sinners of Idaho county. Idaho, made and en
"" »«** »»"««* 18. IW* due n„,W » reiiutrc.1
' bv l »w »M (men ol tile •pplloailoa (or the re
r ™ i'f, 1 ".''!''".!'' *5ï brld * 1 ' «t the |ire»ent «Ite. In
h ÏS*' 1 <*l»triet So. 38, «er...» the Smith Kork of the
I e, (learn «ter river, at Utltea. In ihn Uilihol
, ro,,1,t >' : >""* that on Kebruarv 2 , l'.«*;, an order
°* of the saht board n< made direction the re-I
.a construction of said bridge and directing the
ineh r°i!ma" '"'* rd U> a ' ,ïo,tlM ,or bld * ,ur
its
the
<
•tlou.
, Iher fore, In accordance with 1«
nu r>uant U> wild orders of the naid board, uotice
j is hereby given, that sealed bids for the recon
morion of Raid bridge at the place designated
f ! above, will be received by the seid board of
eoutitv commissioners, until one o'clock ]*. m.,
; Monday, February 19, 1906, at which time same
w ill be opened.
<abl hills to be accompanied by a bond or
certiH<>d check 20 per cent in excess of the
amount bid. as evidence of good faith; and said
and | lan.d may bo so conditioned that if the bid is
ith ï accepted that bidder will execute a contract
*.f j ami be bound thereby.
cor- The said bridge to he constructed
i st
N
and
rvc
•ted upon the prose
pi
. the latter to !»••
rai>e 1 two feet and the new bridge to be made
wider than the present bridge.
All bidders to submit pi
ami «pacifications
with tln-ir several bids. Said bridge shall not
exceed in cost the sum of nine hundred and
ninety-nine dollars.
The board reserve« the right to reject any and
all bids.
Done by
The Hoard of County ('
•et:
be
to
1er of the board
Isslone
county, blah*», by A. Carpenter,
roud district No. its.
Hated February
i of Idaho
verse er of
190 .
febs 15
Notice of Special Election.
so
Notice is hereby given, that under aud by
virtue of city ordinance No. 51, entitled
'An ordinance providing for the issuiug of
municipal coudou bond« for the purpose of
pioviditig |fuuds for the acquiring, con
struction aud maintenance of a system of
waterworks for the aupplyiugof water to the
city of («rangeville aud the inhabitants there
of for municipal aud domoKtic purpose«; for
s.iDDlyiug the «aid system with water; to pro
vide lor the submitting the question of the
issuance of said bonds to a vote of the e'ectors
of said city, and calling a special election
therefor,'' passed by the council of the city oi
(«rangeville, and apnroved by the may
5th day of February, 1906. a special election will
be held ou Tuesday, the 27th day of March, l'.MXi,
for the purpose of submitting to the qualified
elector« who aie taxpayers of said city the ques
tion «nd ptopoMitiou of authorising said city of
tirangeville to borrow the sum of $10,000 aud to
issue its municipal coupou bonds therefor, said
bonds to be thirty in
denomination of fl,U 0 U, such bonds to be made
payable iu twenty years from the date of
issuace of the same, au*t to be redeemable at
the ideasure of the city
expiration of ten years
issuauce thereof, to bear interest at not to ex
ceed 5 percent d
paid senil annual!*
ami
set
and
und
ami
the
et
for
of
is
of
her. each to be of the
at au y time alter the
from the date of the
annum, all interest to be
..to-wit: On the tlrst day of
anuary and the tirst day of July of each year,
at the ottice of the city treasurer of the city of
Orangeville or at any bank or trust eompanv in
the city of New York, NY, to tie hereafter
designated by the mayor and council of said
city, and the proceeds thereof shall be used
exclusively for the purpose of the acquiring,
construction aud muintc
by
city
cul
Its
aud
*e of
system of
water works for the supplyiug of water to th*
city of Orangeville aud the inhabitants thereof
for municipal aud domestic purposes: for tin
supplying the said system with water. The
polls to be opened at the hour of 9 o'clock a. in
and to continue open until 7 o'clock p. in. of
the same day. The said election shall be con
ducted as near as may be as other city elections
are couductod.
That to provide for the payment
est on said bonds and also to constitute
lug fund for the payment of such bonds at the
maturity thereof, there shall be levied a special
annual tax ou each dollar of the taxable prop
erty of the city of («rangeville sufficient to pay
the interest on all of said bonds issued as the
same shall become payable and also to pay the
principal of said bonds at maturity; said taxes
to be levied and collected until the whole of
said bonds shall
of
the
its
for
•
the
to
of the inter
sink
«aid principal aud interest
be paid.
1 lie lonn of ballot to be used at said election
shall be substantially as follows: "In fav
the issuing of bonds to the amount of $H0 <*Mi for
the purpose stated iu ordinance No. 51" nnd
"Against issuing bonds to the amount of $:tn,U ()0
for »he purpoi
The pluccs
polling places
ing: Second
ward, court house.
The judges and clerks of election appointed by
the council
First ward—Judges; Robert White, John J.
Pulse, W' 1». Vincent. Clerks; ». <i. Benedict,
da Cawley. Distributing clerk. J. E. Briscoe.
ard—Judges: David W. Kridgeman,
Marshall Karnes, William H. Williams. Clerks
Ed M. (JrittUh, Ada M. Jones. Distributing clerk,
Mary Jnhiisou.
Third ward—Judges: Joe W. Erwin, R. A
Gray, Albert E. Alexander. Clerks: G. K. Hock
ersmith, Minnie ilohaus. Distributing clerk,
Jennie Hcott.
ISch1| Fen Hatty, Mayor.
Attest ; Jar. I)k Ha vkn, City Clerk.
Dated February 12,190ti.
o(
• stated In ord
designated by the council as the
are: First ward, Y. M. C. A. build
ward, Odd Fellows' hall; Third
•c No 51."
and
be
be
the
of
ter
ol
of
any
sus
Fécond
febl5-mchl5
CONSTABLES NOTICE OK ESTHAY SALK,
y concern:
Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned,
t, Idaho coun
ty, Idaho, has in his possession at farm of
Phillip Griner, 6L miles northeast of Denver,
Idaho, tin* following described estray animals,
arks and brands, age, sex, color, etc ,
here described, to wit:
one grav mare, about eight yeurs old; weight
about 1150 pounds; indistinct brand on left
shoulder.
And that the same
To whom it
Joustuble of Green C
their
bei up
ill he sold according to
law on Monday, the 19th day of March, 1906, at
the hour of 10 o'clock a in., at Phillip Griurr'«
farm in Green Creek precinct to the highest
bidder for cash.
Dated at Green Creek, Idaho, Feb. 8, 1906.
febl5-mch8 L. D. Hoffman,
Constable ot said Precinct.
County Warrants Redeemed.
Notice is hereby given that the following
county warrants will be paid
to the county treasurer at his office in Grange
ville, Idaho, and that Interest on said warrants
will cease
preseutatio
the 25th day of February, 1900,
to-wit:
School fund, warrant issued Oct. 12, 1905, No.
457, Dist. No. 75.
School fund warrant Dsued Oct. 13, 1905, No.
161, Dist. No. 75.
School fund, warrant issued Oct. 14. 1905, No.
466, Dist. No. 75.
School fund, warrant Issued Oct. 25, 1905, No.
4%, Dist. No. 75.
School fund, warrant issued Oct. 27, 1905, No.
515, Diet. No. 75.
School fund, warraut issued Jan 24, 1906, No.
869, Dist No. 65.
School fund, warrant issued Juu. 25, 1906, No.
872, I »1st. No. 5.
School fund, warrant issued Jan. 25, 1906, No.
873, Dist. No. 5.
Dated Feb. 15. 1906.
febl5*mchl
the
the
for
for
m.,
cost
of
for
of
WJ
Frank 8. Rick,
County Treasurer.
Quarterly Report.
To the Hon. Mayor aud City Council of the City
of Grangeville, Idaho.
I herewith submit my quarterly report for the
quarter ending the first Monday in February,
RECEIPTS.
('ash on hand as per last statement .. $ 1348
County tax.
Road tax. .
Costa ami fines.
County and city licenses .
Sale of cemetery lots.
Total.
Apportioned as follows, to-wit—
Contingent fund.
Public improvement fund.
Salary fund . , .
Redemption fund.
Water and light fund.
Bond interest fund
Cemetery fund . ..
City building fund..
School fund . ..
.... 3587
» 00
:« nu
52» 10
50 00
»5569 37
.» 150 II
102*2 00
7K1 »8
. 672 62
691 75
335 07
50 00
. 360 »2
115 50
dist
ap
files
said
Von
laid
al;
of
no
ex
and
to
of
or
of
be
m,
of
f*>1
Ca- rr..«n . K . .
to o-ÎSÂÏl * ^? D i2 le V 1 * 1
»PPO^^very Saturday and the first Monday
: jjj JL f »ni » t0 » 6 P "V
of 21« fiîïn„ îl be #! n W Z°!i
J®®» transaction of all
| l*«rt*lhlng tosohoo matters.
Elmer A. (arpenter.
f'nmitv ®ur»eHn tendent
Total.
.... I 4210 85
DISIU'RSKMENTS
Gash on hand .
Contingent fund .
Salary fund .
Redemption fund .
Water aud light fund .
»tery fund .
School fond .
Interest on warranta .
.9 2806 0»
171 55
. . 924 85
. 401 (X»
. 807 50
. 123 60
. 140 50
. 185 82
C
Total.
.$ 5559 37
Balance to the credit of the various funds—
Special assessment improvement fund. | 40 35
Redemption fund .
Salary fund.
Cemetery fund .
Bond interest fund .
Contingent fund.
I'ublic improvement fund
Water and light fund
City building fund.
School fund .
.. . 161 01
42 39
.... 202 30
.... 886 05
.... 26 65
.... 1316 9»
14 87
. .. 625 96
the
5 oo
Total
I2K05 05
Respectfn 11 y,
Henry Telcher,
City Treasurer.
feh 8-22.
Designation of Office Day of
County Superintendent cf
Schools.
of
nAorrrr* nAaffmnnmn
POSITE POSTOFFICE.
G. A. GREEN. DENTI8T, OP
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Fanning Mill and
Smut Machine
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Combined
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I« made of bent material.
Workmanship i« first-class.
Is covered with pure paint.
Will stand all kiuds of weather
Has large feed hopper
Ha« two shakers working in
opposite directions.
Has four changes in throw.
Elevator for sacking cleaned
grain attached to our mills.
Vitrioliug attachments may
he connected to any of
our make of Fanning Mills.
for sale toy the
Grangeville Implement Co
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Orangeville, Idaho
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„Oregon
Short Line
Union Pacific
AND
ONLY LINK HAST VIA
SALT LAKE ANI> DENVER
TWO TRAIN« DAILY
TIME SCHEDULES
Riparia, Wash.
DAILY
DRCaKTS
DAILY
ARK1 KR
12:50
Fa
M 4 IL—For I'omerov,
Wailsburg. Dayton, Walla
Walla, Pendleton, Haker
City nnd all points East.
Fast M ail— From all points
East, Raker City, Pendle
ton, Walla Walla, Dayton,
Waitthurg, Pomeroy
Express for Portland, San
Francisco, Huker ('ity
all pointa East.
Express from all points
East, Maker City.
Francisco, Portland.
P. M.
1:30
P. M.
10:35
i
P. M.
3:45
,
Han
A. M.
STEAMER LINES
Daily Boat Service bet we
Oregon «71 ty. Dytou,
Corvallis and all Col
river points.
Portland, Astoria,
Salem, Independent
umbra and Willamatt
Snake River Route.
Steamers leave Lewiston daily, except Fridav
At 7 a. m.
Steamers leave Riparia daily, except HaUndav
at 5:40 a. m.
C. W. MOUNT,
'1 Agent. Lewiston, Idaho
G<
Northern Pacific
Railroad.
I-ieavPB Stiles at 4:50 A. M.
daily, except Sunday; arrives
at 6: p. m.
Spokane at 2:20 p m.
Train leaves Spokane at 9:30
a. m. and arrives at Pot
latch Junction at 3:35 p. m.
Stitesat 6:45 p. in.
Connections at Potlatch
Junction for Lewiston: Ar
at Lewiston from
From
rive«
Stites 9:10 a. m.
Spokane, 4:20 p. m. Leave
Lewiston for Stites at 1:45
For Spokane at 7:45
00
nu
10
00
p. in.
p. iu.
For further information call
on or addreBH
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all
E. R. CAWLEY,
Grangeville, Idaho, or
A. D. CHARLTON, A. G. P.A.
Portland, Oregon.
85
CAMAS PRAIRIE
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55
85
(X»
50
60
50
82
MACHINE SHOPS
All kinds of Lathe Work and
Machine Repairing
Horseshoeing and
Wagon Making
37
35
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30
05
65
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87
96
J. F. JACKSON
Successor to D. R. Atherton
Boat End Main St.
oo
Grangeville, Idaho
05
W. H. Ralph
Licensed Auctioneer
Nez Perce, Idaho
Has had many years experience
and guarantees satisfaction. Same
attention given to small sales as
large ones. References given.
Date« for Sales can be Arranged
at this Office.
I
Camas Prairie
ROLLER MILLS
i
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To insure a sweet, wholesome
Loaf, use
u
White Rose
ft
I
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The most popular brand on the
market. A trial will convince.
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B. I). KNORR,
- Orangeville, Idaho
V
The choicest Groceries
The best Dry Goods
H. E. Matteson
THE CASH MERCHANT
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Joe
Sorrow
»fVrS
1
General Blacksmith,
Wagon Making and -
Horse Shoeing.
State Street
;-cj '
r
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Skilled Workmen Employed
William Irwin
Undertaker and Embalmer
Hearse anil everything the latest in furnishings. Parlors
on Main Street
The Inland Abstract aid Investment Co., Lid.
I NCOUrOHATED
BONDED ABSTRACTERS
Abstri
cts of Real Estate and Mining Property Furnished on Short Notice
J. A. BRADBURY, Sec. and Mgr., Grangeville, Idaho
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MONLUX LUMBER COMPANY
W. T. GREAVES, Manager
Yard One Block northwest of Court House
A complete stock of Rough and
Finishing Lumber always on hand
Mill at Craig's Mountain
GRANGEVILLE,
IDAHO
inrinnrinnnnrtnrg
Fine Billiard and
Pool Tables
WINES AND CIGARS
i
OREGON SALOON,
Grangeville, Idaho
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Leslie Thompson
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..THE art store..
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Lewiston, Idaho
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■$
I Photographic Supplies, Artists
ï Materials, Crayon Portraits, Bro
% mide enlargements from your own %
« negatives. Finishing for Ama- X
teurs a Specialty. We carry f
Films and Plates of all Sizes.
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V. HOLZ & SON
Brickmakers, Contractors
and Builders.
A Big Supply of the Best
brick and good lime always
on hand.
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GranRttville, Idaho.
Henderson & Noyes
Contractors, Builders
Housemovers.
Heavy Woi-k. e. [e-mail]
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ind Neurasthenia, end
TUE VCCI CV
■ ■ I Ht KttLtl I nnd
JMl IMCTITIITE
^ InOllIUlM
ewignt, lit. I
»trial*
Office
Saloon
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Carries tho following brands
of popular whithlasi
Hermitage
Burk's Irish
Crab Orchard
Bushmell Malt
Olen Levitt Scotch
Hiram Walkers Cana
dian Club.
Also a choice atocK of win«
Ale and Beer
His Key W'est and imported
Cigars are the best.
■y ~6~sif'innr$~sirv innnf innnnrinrirtr^
>° Reports
Examinations
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W. C. ricNUTT
Civil Engineer %
U. S. 1 eputy °
Hineral Surveyor «
Idaho a
and
jo Grangeville, _
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W. H. Campbell
Contractor and
Builder.
Estimates Fuknibhed.
j GRANGEVILLE,
IDAHO
I HOLLISTER'S
floc '? ."«"f" 1 , »••"«««»
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I A -» v ifio for Constipât ion. Indigestion, Ll*e
end h. iQc»y Trouble». Fimple». Eczema. Impure
''."?ish Bowel«, Headache
I nnd B ickachô. i ta U >cLty Mountain Te* la tftb*
forin » cpuîs a box. Ornulne made by
Hollister Drug Company, Madison, Wla.
I «OLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE