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Ca—li i lQMr*« C«ut.
running at large.
Cut of consideration for Miss Margaret
Koblnann. an employe of the auditor's
office, the (ward here adjourned until H40
in. to attend the funeral of her father. J.
Robinson.
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A FTKRNOON 8K88ION.
Viewers' report on road petitioned for by
K. M. Bicker, Joseph Bushue, et al. set for
hearing May 10th. at 11 o'clock a. m. Olerk
to give notice to non-consenting land own
ers.
Petition of John Alchlyatnr, Otto Alchl
insj I'. et al. for public road In Road District
No. 8 was here examined and rejected.
Petition of Dale K. (Harke, P. I,. O'Ban
non. et al. for public road in Road Districts
Nos. 7 and 21 examined and granted anil K.
il. Mpedden. (lounty Surveyor. Peter Llsne,
Gluts. Little and A. Broyles appointed view
ers to report on said road at the July ses
sion of t he hoard.
Petition of I). M. Tinner, Gust Hanta, et
al. for public road In Hoad Dlst. No. 89 ex
amined und granted, and K. O. Hpedden,
(lounty Hurveyor, J. W. Hovey, P. J. Taylor
and Bert Hmlth appointed viewers to report
'sslon of the
on said road at the July
board.
Viewer's report on Finney, Mason road
in Road Districts No. 80 and 68 examined
and approved. Said road declared to be a
public road, placed on record and platted
and the overseers of said road districts Nos.
:t0and58 are hereby directed to keep said
road open to the public.
Viewer's report on road petitioned for by
W. E. IxHighry, J. O. Stadtman, et al. in
Road District No. 1 (as modified by supple
mental report filed Dec. 10. 1908]* examined
and approved and damages allowed as fol
lows: Dr. Jesse L. Rains $7H. The^sald road
declared tobe a public road, placed on rec
ord and platted and the overseer of Road
District No, 1 authorized to keep said road
open to the public.
The official bond of J. W. Yarbrough, as
overseer of Road Dlst, No. 29, was here ex
amined and approved. Said bond having
1»een filed In lieu of bond approved April 12,
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Petition of F. P. Turner, Henry Brey, et
ai, for the formation of a new road district
examined mid granted, and the territory
embraced within the following boundaries
is hereby designated as Road District No.
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Beginning at a point on the Middle fork
of the Olearwater river, where the Harris
ridge wagon road leaves said river, said
point being situated about 800 feet southerly
from W section corner to section 2 and 8f>
on Twp. line between Twps. 82 and 88 Range
4 east; thence northeasterly to ^4 sec,,
corner secs., 85 and 86; thence east 2 1 *» miles
to center sec. 82 N. R. 5 K. B . M., thence
north i\i miles to *4 sec., corner secs., 20 and
29; thence « »ist 4*u miles to corner secs. 24
and 26; thence south along range to Middle
fork river; thence down channel of said
stream to intersection with north line of
8^ sec. 11. Twp. 82 N. R. 6 K. B. M., thence
west to *4 corner secs 10 and
60.
1 ; thence
north *2 mile; thence west 4 miles to sec.
corner secs. 1-2 and 11-12 Twp. 82 N. R. 4 K„
thence north ' 4 mile; thence westerly lhj
miles; thence northerly to place of begin
wing.
On petition F. P. Turner was appointed
overseer of said Road Dlst. No. 58, anil his
bond as such overseer approved
Report of J. M. Crunk,
overseer of Road
Dlst. No. 19 was examined and approved
uid claim allowed In the sum of $72.on.
The following claims were examined and
allowed on the bridge fund :
M. R. Rawson Lumber Oo., luml>er
Road district No. 42 ------ 17 87
(i. U. Perclful. labor Stites bridge 2 00
Overland Lumber Oo., lumlter .Hoad
district No. 45 --- t © 00
A. H. Richey, lumber road dlst. No. 11. 14 (Hi
J. W. Wedding, labor on bridge. 10 00
A.J. Williams, labor Maggie creek
bitdge. .. . 2 00
Harvey Hawkins, labor Olear creek
bridge..... 2 (M)
Swisher Brado, lumber . 22 60
J. H. Hollins A Son, lumber road dlst.
No. 80.-- .... 82 00
Jantes (loucher, labor Stites bridge.. 4 (Hi
T. W. Thompson, labor on bridge
district No. 44..
T. W. Thompson, labor on bridge
district No. 44...
Anton H. Berens, lumber Road dis
trict No. 4... .
D. O. Howard, labor Stites bridge
Fred Hovey, labor Maggie creek
bridge..
10 50
24 50
41 02
44 18
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RrLES
The chance of a lifetime. $25
rifles on sale Friday at $2.95.
Read particulars below.
Don't miss a snap like this.
Rifles that cost Uncle Sam $18 to
make are on sale here, commenc
ing Friday and continuing until all
are sold, at $2.95 each.
$25 SPRINGFIELD RIFLES ON SALE FOR ONLY $2.95
Most Stupenduous Bargain Ever Offered—200 of These Guns
Sale Friday. Read Explanation of This Unheard of Offer Below.
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The U. S. Government War Department sold 160,000 Springfield Rifles from the various arsenals and ammunition warehouses throughout the country.
Union organization of 52 stores succeeded in securing 12,000 of these guns at a ridiculous figure,
purchase. These guns we offer for sale tomorrow, April 23, and until all are sold at the most tremenduous sacrifie ever made on articles of such genuine merit.
The Cash Buyers
200 Springfield Rifles come to the LEADER store as it's share of the immense
Each Gun a Marvel of
Accuracy
Ammunition for these
Guns
Cartridges for use in
these guns will be furnish
ed only to those who pur
chase rifles from us, and
at the following reduced
prices per box:
Cartridges in boxes of
20 for these rifles, the box
60 cents
Can be Used as a Shotgun
You can load the empty cartridges
with shot of any size and use the gun
for birds or small game. It shoots
just as straight and hard, proportion
ately, as when ball cartridges
used.
In Perfect Working Order
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Every one of these rifles was made under the
supervision of the U. S. government inspectors,
and is guaranteed to be in perfect working order.
The only gun used by the U. S. army for 25
years. Never again, as long as you live, will
such a rifle bargain as this come your way. The
rifles cost the U. S. government $18 each to
manufacture in stupenduous quantities and have
been sold at retail at $25 each, and rtow you
have an opportunity to buy one of these high
grade, absolutely perfect guns at The Leader,
beginning Friday morning, April 23rd, at only
Ask any soldier or militiaman and he will tell
you that the Springfield rifle is absolutely accur
ate. Every rifle has a long-range, adjustable
sight and wind gauge, and is equipped with bay
onet and cleaning rod. These rifles shoot a 45
70 caliber cartridge and are just the thing for
big game. The accuracy of the sight and wind
gauge makes it possible to draw a bead as fine
as a hair.
are
It shoots regular 45-caliber
scattered shot shells.
Mr. Peaceful Citizen
One of these guns, with army as
sociations clinging about it, will be
just the thing for your den. Get one
while you can.
No better shooting gun
made than the old reliable Springfield rifle.
Leader's sale
was ever
The
price
$2.95
Mail Orders Filled —If you live outside of Grangeville send
money order for the gun you want and we will send it by express.
$2.95
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Sale Starts Friday Morning, April 23, and will Continue till all are Sold
YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER AT
The Price Maker THE LEADER The Quality Store
John U. Foratnnnn, lumber Bond
diet riet No. » .
Smith, labor Elk creek brtdse. M 00
B. Baker, labor. 17 00
Petition of K. F. Beekner, John MoO rack
en. et al, tor chanse of boundaries of school
district Nos. 68 and 04 examined and (rant
ed. and the BH of sec. 1, Twp. 88 N. R. 4 K. B.
M., taken from district No. 68 and added to
district No. 64.
Petition of R. I.. Wisdom, Robt. Puelx, et
nl. tor chanite of boundaries of school dis
trict No. 68 examined and granted, and
boundaries changed as follows:
To Include all that territory north of the
Halmon river and south of the South fork of
the Clearwater river not Included In any
other organized school district of the
county.
Claim of Nezperee county of I97-60 tor
freight advanced on culverts was laid over
until the July session.
Hearing of Viewer's report on Hlnshll
wood-Campbell road In District No. 49 was
laid over until the July session.
The following matters were laid over until
the special meeting of the board to be held
May 10, 1909:
Application of I. B. Hersbey for cancella
alon of certain taxes.
O'Hannon-Htlllwell road In District No. 7.
Mcl^an-Manrlng road In district No. 80.
Martzen-Hastlngx road In road district
No. 48.
Kuwson-Blank road In road district No. 68.
Oaldwell.Trenary road In road district
No. 16.
Oowgill-Edwards road In road district
No. 47.
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QUARTERLY REPORT.
Of the Auditor and Treasurer of Idaho
County, State of Idaho.
To the Honorable Board of County Commission
ers of Idaho County, Idaho:
Gentlemen: We herewith submit our joint re
port for the quarter ending April 5th. 1909.
EXPENDITURES
Current Expense.
, Clerk district court, auditor
i and recorder salary, dépit
! ties, clerical assistance and
I expenses.
| sheriff's salary, deputies and
$ 1338 80
1216 70
167 50
I expenses.
» Jailor's salary.
! Treasurer's salary
j penses .
\ Assessor and tax
I salary and expenses.
I Cougar bounty
Board of prisoners at jail .
j County attorney, salary and
! expenses ..
j insurance ...
j Typewriting. _
School superintendent salary.,
, School superintendent's
; penses .
| prolmte judge s salary
probate court witness
and ex
381 75
collector,
800 75
75 00
62 00
433 20
497 65
60 00
3«) 00
minai
ex
142 40
325 00
9 75
. County commissioners' salary
and expenses.
Examination of insane.,
County physician.salary
, other physicians.
i Keeping county poor on farm..
; Keeping county poor outside of
570 40
45 00
62 50
15 00
257 54
poor farm .
Merchandise and drugs to in
digents
1 Car fare indigents, burial of
62 53
i
221 45
dead.
| County surveyor's salary and
i expenses. .
Justice court fees.
j Justice court jurors.
! justice court witnesses.
I Constable fees.
i Coroner's salary and expenses
Quarantine expenses.
, Postage, telegraph, express etc
i Stationery, books and printing 128112
Janitor s salary. 180 00
j Light, fuel and water, (court
j house and jail).
Election ex|>enses
I Tax rebates.
Miscellaneous.
;
42 (X)
227 75
182 30
22 50
231 25
111 90
62 50
789 25
87 40
318 44
3004 51
201 21
A (HI
Total Current Fund issued by
; Hoard county commissioners
Current Expense (by order of
court.)
District court jurors.
$13793 05
118 20
1
Total Current Expense fund
issued by order of court.
118 20
Grand total Currant Bxpn« Fund U
7.
413911 8
sued
General Road Pund:
4 3079 35
798 46
225 00
40 00
Road o v er s eers
Labor and lumber.
Road da mages.
Road viewers snd chainmen...
Blacksmithing and merchan
dise.
Road machinery, tools, etc.
353 17
155 50
Total General Road Fund is
sued .
General Bridge Fund:
Bridge lumber and labor.
Total General Bridge Fund.
Sundry School District:
Jan. ending Feb. 1st, 1909.
Feb., ending March 1st. 1909 6634 24
March ending April 5th, 1909... 6591 37
f 4651 48
1105 24
1105 24
10229 10
Total Sundry School District
issued.
Sundry City and Village
Funds:
Sundry Fund.
Total Sundry and City Funds
issued.
Tax Redemption Funds:
Orders issued (Wt. No. 122 to
136 Inc.).
Total Tax Redemption Funds
issued.
Total of county warrants is
sued during the quarter,
ending April 5,1909.
Total warrants outstanding
Jan. 4. 1909 .
Grand Total.*.
Warrants redeemed during
the quarter :
Current expense fund.
General road fund.
General bridge fund.
Sundry school districts (in
cluding int-bearing wts).
Sundry City and Village.
fun'Is.
Tax icdemption funds.
Redeinption funds. „..
Total warrants redeemed
during the quarter.
Interest paid on County
Warrants :
Redeemed during the quarter.. $452 34
Interest paid
rants.
Total.
Total warrants outstanding
April 5, 1909, being "War
rantls Redeemed during the
Quarter," deducted from
the " Grand Total,".
Summary of Outstanding
Warrants.
Current expense fund...
General road fund.
General 'bridge fund...
Sundry school district fund.
Tax Redemption fund (not
called for).
Redemption fund.
23454 71
1604 79
1604 79
273 02
273 02
$
,
,
:
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45000 49
37717 43
82717 92
$10445 71
5092 04
1276 98
re
23904 85
1604 85
227 17
1686 34
$44237 88
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school war
8 74
$461 08
. $21996 19
. 8677 88
538 70
451 86
62 46
6752 95
Total warrants outstanding
April 5,1909.
I hereby certify that the foregoing statement is
J. I. OVERMAN.
County Auditor.
$38480 04
true and correct.
By M. G. Ramho, Deputy.
Quarterly statement of Frank S. Rice, Countv
Treasurer, of Receipts, Disbursements. Appor
tionment of Receipts, mid balance to credit of
several funds, for Quarter ending April 5.1909:
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand last statement.
Special school tax.
Sale of School books..
Proceeds School socials.
Surrender countv warrants.
Commissioners tax and property sale ...
.State School apportionment..
Predatory animal tax.
Sanitary stock tax.
Fees County officers.
Redemption tax sale certificates.
Road poll tax.
County poll tax.
Miscellaneous license.
Ferry license.
Costs ndv. and certs.
Property tax.
Stites villnge tax.
Institute fees.
Forest reserve apportionment.
Cash J. C. Gelbach.
Interest County deposit.
$50,125 55
515 60
1 25
75 25
147 54
342 15
1,894 40
70 00
60 46
2,021 17
273 02
12 00
248 50
6,800 00
24 00
3 25
05
3.117 57
1 16
10 00
15,945 10
68 38
258 97
25 00
4(H) 00
20 I Fines
Sale of School bonds
882.440 32
Total.
DISBURSEMENTS.
„410456 31
89 40
... 5.092 04
... 1.276 98
.... 1.686 M
.... 452 34
... 23.904 85
946 13
... 1.604 79
227 17
8 74
Current expense 1908 fund
Currant expense 1909 fund.
General rand 1908 fund.
Bridge 1908 fund ..
Redemption 1908 fund.
Interest paid on warrants.
Warrants Red—Sundry school dints
Sent state sundry funds.
Miscellaneous village i
Auditor's Redemption
Interest on school warrants
District court order.
Cash on hand.
warrants.
statements
141 85
36.653 38
$82.440 32
Total,
APPORTIONMENT OF RECEIPTS.
Stale Miscelaneous license 1909 fund.
Bond deficiency. 1906 fund.
Public building endowment 1908
fund.
Gen. int. and sinking 1906 fund.
University I. R. B. 1908 fund.
Atlanta road 1908 fund.
Meadows-Payette road, 1908 fund..
Live Stock Sanitary 1908 fund.
Predatory animal 1908 fund.
Predatory animal 1907 fund.
Live Stock Sanitary 1907 fund.
" " 1906 fund.
1905 fund.
$680 00
2 01
4 03
100 43
26 78
25
17
59 41
69 52
48
72
15
IS
3 25
Current expense 1907 fund
Current expense 1908 fund.
Current expense 1909 fund
General road 1907 fund.
General road 1908 fund ....
General road 1909 fund.
Tax redemption fund.
Institute fund.
General school fund.
Redemption fund..
Grangeville license fund..
Grangeville road fund.
$ Cottonwood license fund.
Cottonwood road fund.
, Stites license fund.
, Stites tax fund.
: Stites road fund.
! Stuart road fund.
Sundry school districts
I Cash on hand last statement
3,712 94
625 12
24
6,115 69
7,430 83
273 02
10 00
6,522 05
610 44
1,214 00
2 60
300 00
3 40
4 00
1 16
1 45
si
fund
4,539 64
50,125 55
.$ 82,440 32
Total.
BALANCE TO CREDIT OF SEVERAL FUNDS.
973 22
535 72
2,283 77
7.430 83
538 99
46 19
193 88
16 09
62 46
312 00
Current expense 1908 fund.
Current expense 1909 fund.
General road 1908 fund.
General road 1909.
Redemption 1908 fund.
I Bridge 1908 fund.
' General school 1908 fund. ..
I Institute 1908 fund.
i Tax redemption 1908 fund
; Grangeville license 1908 fund .
I Grangeville tax 1908 fund.
I Grangeville road 1908 fund.
Cottonwood license 1908 fund.
! Cottonwood road 1908 fund.
I .Stuart tax 1908 fund.
i Stuart road 1908 fund.
Stites license 1908 fund.
! Stites tax 1908 fund.
I Stites road 1908 fund.
! Sundry school districts funds
1 .G
2 61»
304 (M)
3 40
20
81
s (til
5 03
1 45
23,933 36
Cash on hand.
.$36,653 38
I hereby certify that the foregoing is true and
correct.
F. S. RICE.
County Treasurer.
Let Contract
The contract for the brick block be
ing built jointly by the Grangeville
Savings & Trust Co. and John Wil
kes, was let to J. Theodore Johnson of
Moscow the first of the week. There
were several other bidders but Mr.
Johnson's bid being the lowest be was
awarded the contract. The bid is for
the completion of the building from
the cellar up ready for occupancy.
The cost will be in the neighborhood
of $37,000, $25,000 for the bank
building and $12,000 for the Wilkes
brick.
Princess Flour insures good bread
all the time.
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Dr. R. Truitt of Cottonwood «u fat
Grange ville Tuesday.
Ward Girton returned this week
from Grant's Pass, Oregon, where he
had been on a visit
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Modem ClotHes
Moderate Cost
Best of Satisfaction.
It is just as easy to buy un
satisfactory clothes now as it ever
was. You know the dissatisfac
tion that comes from buying so
called "tailored" clothes that do
not wear or fit. It's too late
after you learn.
Profit by your former ex
perience this year by buying
clothes made at home where you
can try them on and see that they
fit before you take them lrom the
shop.
Spring Samples
Are Now Here
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We are ready to take your
You examine the work
manship, style and fit, then if you
are satisfied we add our personal
guarantee.
You judge,—we guarantee.
of
measure.
Richards & Dobner.
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For Sole:
eggs, $2 for 15.
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Grangeville, L
was in a.
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L. H. Alkine of Lucile
city the first of the week.