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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
(Continued from Page 2.)
246|Brown Eldredge Furn. Co., supplia
247|Nora M. Jones, assistinig assess,
248| Smith Johnson, livery,
249|L. H. Becrcft, office supplies,
250|Shelley Merc. Co., mdse,
251|T. A. Hayes, mdse,
252|W. E. Paitrie, Co. Phys. Ex.
253|C. S. Beebe, sten. work,
254|G. W. Stowell, dep. Quar. officer,
255'Glass & Prudhomme Co., supplies,
256|James Gibbs, livery,
257|A. V. Scott, refund,
91.40|
76.40
41.50|
41.50
2.50|
2.50
2.85|
2.85
2.50|
2.50
5.07|
5.07
32.501
32.50
34.80|
34.80
51.00|
51.00
41.50|
41.50
30.00|
30.00
39.00|
39.00
$13,416.94.
Tcltal
State of Idaho,
^County of Bingham, ss.
We hereby certify the foregoing claims No. from 1 to 256 inclusive,were
allowed Hör the several months set opposite their respective names in the
proper column of the allowance book on the Current Expense fund lit
pages 59 to 61 at the regular April meeting of the Board of County Com
missioners.
W. H. STUPFLEBEAM,
T. R. JONES,
T. J. BENNETT,
Commissioners.
ROAD FUND.
No. Name Account
J. A. Ritchie, labor,
2|J. H. Bailey, laibor,
3]Geo. H. Longhurst, r issue warrant,
4|C. W. & M. Co., assign acct.
5| Ammon Merc. Ocr., assign acct.
6|C. G. Loveless, labcr, 1
7|Rob't Manning, labor,
8|Carl Nelson, lahiOT, !
9|Ga*rl Nelson, overseer, ■■*
10]E. H. Wakerman, labor, ^
11|Frank Lindsay, labor,
^|D. W. Standa-od & Co., assign acct.
■ ]Eli Wadswortth, labor
4|G. ~W. Parrish, labcr,
15|Bert Robbins, assign acct
16|C. O. Helm, damages
17|M. Anderson, labor,
18|C. W. & M. Co., materials,
19|C. W. & M. Go., asslign acct.
20|Geo. A. Davis, labor,
21]Richard Dye, labor, j
22|Wm. E. Johnson,, labor,
23|Henry Johnson, labcr,
24jl. M. Johnson, labor,
25|Ailma Johnson, labor,
26|Victor Fr.ir.dsen, labor,
27|D. R. Johnson, labor,
28|E. D. Jenes, labor,
_2 9|Lars Christensen, labcr,
^30; Fred Probst, labor,
311 Ed Goiach, labor,
32]L. Kolsen, labor,
33| Grover N. Wray, labor,
• 34|Shelley Merc. Co., assign acct.
^35|John Johnson, labor,
36|Frank Halverson, labor,
37|Roacb Wh eler, labcr,
38|Jiames Wray, labor,
59|Archa Ison, labor,
40!John Bitter:, labor,
-41|J*cihn I. Hardy, 2, labor
Date Amt. Ail'd.
Dec. 22, 1910
April 8, 1911.
JL ,A
j 42! Walter Bunct, labor,
V44|Shelley Merc. Co., assign acct.
James Stewart, labor,
45|Hans Petersicni, assign acct.
46|Hans Peterson, assign acct.
47jJ. M. Livingston, labor,
48|Will Drew, labor,
49|D. J. Griffiths, labor, I Ml
50|D. J. Griffiths, labor,
61|S. B. Talbot, labcr,
52|P. C. Felsted, labor,
53|P. C. Felsted, labcr,
54|Hvert Green, labor,
65|Hair.s Peterson, assign acct
é 56| Blackfoot State Bank, assign acct.
j^-57|Thomas Thompson, labor,
58|David Peterson, labor,
59|G. W. Piarrish, labor,
€0|J. W. Woe id, labor,
6ljJames H. P ndleberry, labcr,
62|W. L. Parker, labor,
63| Smith Gummersaul, labor,
<64|Edigar Hale, labor,
65jDan Olmsted, labor,
d6|Joe S. Allred, labor,
€7|D. W. Standrod assign account,
-68|R. N. Parsons, labor,
69| Philip Anderson, labor,
70|D. C. Wood, laibor,
71|Sa*m Cooper, labor,
72|H«nry Berg, labor,
73|W. A. Edwards, labor,
74|E. E. Edwards, labor,
*■751 Jake Baird, labor,
76|J. F. Thomas, labor,
77|Soreni Thompson, labcr,
78|P. J. Williams, labor,
79| Eugene Peterson, labor,
80|Fred Bergensein, labor,
81|J. J. Peterson, overseer,
82|Earl Rupe, labor,
83|G. R. Moses, labor,
84|John Belcher, labcr,
85|An*drew Perkins, labor,
h 86] Julius Moore, labor,
Ét, 87|Shelley Merc. Co., assign acct.
88|.Shelley Merc. Go., assign acct
89|Earl Matthews, labor.
S0|S. J. Walker, labor,
91|Willia.m Dye, labor,
92|C. H. Nielseu, labor,
93|D. W. Sltandrad & Oa, assign acct.
94|Geo. H. Clark, labor,
95|L. D. Glassburn, labor,
96|Peter Van Blaricom, labo»,
97|Ge». L. Wintle, labor,
98|Orlan Clark, labor,
99|James Hull, labor,
100] Joseph Lai Cour, labor,
1011 Wallace Clark, labor,
102|O. A. Allred, labor,
103|C. E. Lianjenquist, labcr,
104;Geo. Furniss, labor,
105| Abram Hatch, overseer,
106]*D. W. Standrod & Go., assign acct.
107iD. W. Standrod & Co., assign acct
108|Jerry Hatch, labor,
109| Shelley Merc. Co., material,
110,ueo. H. Longhurst, overseer,
lll|Geo. Longhurst, labor,
April 8, 1911.
49.50|
49.50
51.60|
51.60
12.50] Dup.
42.00|
42.00
2.50]
2.50
11.25!
11 25
15.60|
15.60
6.00|
6.00
58.00|
58.00
9.00|
9.00
16.00]
16.00
11.75|
11.75
9.00]
9.CO
108.00| 108.00
8.15|
8.15
58.70|
58.70
10.50]
10.50
9.25]
9.25
75.00|
75.00
6.00]
6.00
2.00]
2.00
4.00|
4 00
4 00|
4.00
4.00|
4.00
5.00|
5.00
6.00]
6.00
6.00|
6.00
6.00]
6.00
10.001
10.00
25.25|
25.25
4 00|
4.00
. 4.50]
4.50
39.00]
39.00
21.50]
21.50
7.25|
7.25
18.00|
18.00
25.00|
25.00
60.00)
60.00
3.00|
3.00
12.001
12.00
30.00]
30.00
9.50]
9.50
12.00|
12.00
3.75|
3.75
12.00]
12.00
18.501
18.50
48.00|
48.00
46.87]
6.487
4.50|
4 50
4.00|
4.00
13.50]
13.50
24.00]
24.00
27.00]
27.00
6.00|
6.00
12.00]
12.00
39.00|
39.00
3.001
3.00
8.00|
8.00
21.00|
21.00
23.50|
23.50
24.50|
24.50
6.00|
6.00
8.00|
8.00
12.00|
12.00
6.00]
6.00
12.001
12.00
15.12|
15.12
16.00]
16.00
16.00|
16.00
2.00]
2.00
8.00|
8.00
4.00|
4.00
21.00|
21.00
20.00|
20.00
4.00|
4 00
20.00|
20.00
3.00]
3.00
4.00]
4.00
20.00|
20.00
22.00]
22.00
30.00]
30.00
12.00|
12.00
8.00|
8.00
4.00|
4.00
12.001
12.00
12.00|
12.00
4.73]
4.73
11.00]
11.00
12.00|
12.00
8.00|
8.00
6.00|
6.00
18.001
18 >1
126.75!
126.75
21.50]
21.50
14.00|
14 00
15.00!
15.00
8.00|
8.00
6.25]
6.25
33.00]
33.00
24.00]
24.00
17.25]
17.25
21.50]
21.50
10.00;
10.00
4.75;
4 75
48.00|
48.00
321.75|
200.00
121.75
9.00]
9.00
1.75]
1.75
22.501
22.50
14.00]
14.00
112]James Wray, labcr,
| 31.50]
31.50
113,Oscar Barnes, labcr.
| 18.00]
18.00
114] Nate Newcomb, repairs,
1 -40|
.40
HSjRernat Bros., blacksmithirag,
1 4.75]
4.75
116|Philip Ljnghurst, labor,
| 21.00]
21.00
117]Joseph Graham, labor,
| 2.001
2.00
118|L. A. Nugent, labor,
i 37.5oj
37.50
119| Arnold N. Nugent, labor,
| 22.00]
22.00
120] Harriscin Cox, labcr.
| 21.00]
21.00
121|Louis Felt, labcr.
| 2.25]
2.25
122]Gfeorge Politer, labor,
I 13.50]
13.50
1231 James Carson, labor.
| 42.50|
42.50
124|Lorenzo Jcxgensen, labor,
| 12.00|
12.00
125] Martin Jcrgensen, labor,
| 12.00]
12.00
126] Horace Hale, labor,
j 24.001
24 00
1271Albert Croft, labor,
| 2.251
2.25
128|Ernest Heaton, labor.
| 30.00|
30.00
129|John Neider, labor,
| 9.00|
9.00
130]L. J. Porter, labor,
j 18.00|
18.00
131|Joseph Waring, labcr,
1 50.25|
50.25
132|Alma Porter, labor,
| 21.00|
21.00
133|Zenos Normain, laibor,
j 46.50|
46.50
134|Floyd Porter, labor,
j 25.00|
25.00
135|I. R. Thoomas, labor, *
| 12.00]
12.00
136|Davls Counsins, labor,
| 5.00|
5.00
137|W. A. Fowers, labcr, Apr:
8, 1911. j 4.00]
4.00
138|Wm. Pratt, labor. .-.up*
| 8.00|
8.00
139|Fred Twitchell, labor,
| 12.00]
12.00
140]Alma Packer, labor,
1 14.00]
14.00
141[Cha*s. Criddle, labor,
1 6.50]
6.50
142|Frank Belcher, labor,
| 19.15]
19.15
143|S. Dyle, labor,
j 4.00]
4.00
144] F. J. Herman, labor,
1 2.75]
2.75
145]James Johnstoon 3 labor,
j 24.00]
24.00
146|Ephriam Larsen, labor,
| 5.00|
5.00
147|Lsm* 1 Butt, labor,
1 3.00]
3.00
148|Sam Simmons, labcr
| 8.00 j
8.00
149jJohn Cunningham, labcr,
] 18.00]
18.00
150|Wm. Twitchell, materials,
| 47.90]
47.90
151[N. F. Bovle & Co., assign acot.
1 12.00]
12.00
152]Joseph Merrill, labor,
| 16.00]
16.00
153|W. A. Hammer, labor,
j 20.00,
20.00
154! Mary Williams, right of way,
| 50.00]
50.00
155[J. Andersen, right of way,
] 50.00]
50.00
156|W. G. Hall, right of way,
| 25.00]
25.00
157;Ed Türkin, right cf way,
] 50.00|
50.00
158JA. C. Henderson, right of way,
| 75.00|
75.00
Total
$3,
249.72
State cf Idaho,
County of Bingham, ss.
We hereby certify that the foregoing claims No from 1 to 158 inclusive
were allowoed for the several amount set opposite their respective
names in the proper column of allowance book of the road fund at a reg
ular meeting of the Beard of County Commissioners held April 1911.
Witness our hands this............day of April, 1911.
W. H. STUFFLEBEAM,
T. R. JONES,
T J. BENNETT.
Commissioners.
Tuesday, April 11, 1911.
In Vie matter of the refund of taxes
paid on Carey Act Land for the
year 1909.
The above matter coming on regul
arly to be heard and the fallowing
persons having paid taxes for the
year 1909 and requested a refund of
same; the Board not being advised*
that there was no authority of law
for such refund it is therefor-; order
ed that the applications be denied.
James E. Wanick, Frank Weitte,Ida
Gunnison, S. B. Davis, J. H. Snavely,
A. S. Voth, Sarah E. McConnell.Geo.
W. Erb.
the matter of road petition of
Arthur Broadhead et al.
The above matter having been ad
journed In- the commiss*tc mers meeting
of Jan. 11th, last, to this day, the
same came regularly on to be heard
and it being shown that the non-ccm
senting land own- rs in the above en
titled matter having been duly noti
fied of the hearing on this day and
the parties inter sted in the road,
as per said petition, appeared before
the Board cud presented the advan
tages of said road being opened and
it further appearing that said par
ties requesting payment for the land
used in th- opening of said read was
reasonable, it was ordered that the
said road be opened, as per the said
petition, and that the parties request
ing payment for land as follows, (to
wit:
Mrs. Mary Williams............$50.00
J. Anderson .................. 50.00
W. G. Hall.................... 25.00
Ed. Turpin .................... 50.00
A. C. Henderson .............. 75.00
be allowed the above mentioned sums
in full payment c.f said rights of way
and that the said parti s execute a>
quit claim deed to the County cf
Bingham for said rights of way. It
was further ordered that Bingham
Counity furnish material for the nec
essary bridges and culverts on said
road. That the said Arthur Brand
head et al do the necessary labor to
place said road in condition for tra
vel.
In the matter of the road petition of
Joseph Holland et al.
The said matter coming on for hear
ing air.d It appearing to the Beard
that the matters petitioned fer were
not necessary at this time the péti
tion) was rejected.
In the matter of the road petition of
G. L. Carlson, et al.
The mbcive matter after considera
tion was referred to Commissioner
Stufflebesm bo be investigated by hin:
and reported to the Beard at a later
dait--.
In the matter of the road petition of
James Just, et al.
The above matter coming regularly
on Ito be h ard and the said; peti
tioners praying for the improvement
of reeds in the Wolverine district;
afer due consideration the matter
was referred to Commissioner Ben
nett wilth instructions to personally
insp ct the premises and report his
findings.
In the matter of road petition of R.
T. Harrington.
The above matter was referred to
Commissioner Stufflebeam for further
investigation.
the matter of petition of E. A.
Huntsman, et al, for improvement
of roads in Woodville.
The abov*: matter was referred to
Commissioner Bennett to be person
ally investigated by him.
Ordered that this Board do now ad
journ.
W. H. STUFFLEBEAM,
J. T. CARRUTH, Clerk. Chairman.
Wednesday, April 12,1911.
In the matter of the petition of Ben
D. Hansen for turning road.
On this day come on for hearing
the petition in the above entitl'd
matter, said petition being accompan
ied by a sufficient bond as required
by law, and it appearing that due
and legal notice has been given by
posting and publishing as is requir
ed by law and it further appearing
to the Board that Ithe appointing of
viewers ini this matter is unneces
sary and that the proposed change
of the road will not be materially in
creased, to the injury of the public,
and the Board having received sat
isfactory evidence that the proposed
mew road has been opened a legal
width and in all r- spects made equal
to (the old road for the convenience
of travelers; it is therefore ordered
that such new road be and the same
is hereby declared a public highway
and that so much of the old road as
is embraced in the new is her by va
cated. The description of the said
new read is as follows: Beginning
on the north line of Section One in
Township four south of range thirty
three E. B. M. and running diagon
ally through said section in a general
southwest- rly direction to the west
line of said section be abandoned
and that the new road be establish
ed on the section line on the north
and west of said section intersect
ing with the old read.
In the matter of Mary E. Broadhead,
indigent.
The above matter came on for h ar
ing at this time and the Board re
ceiving satisfactory evidence that the
said Mary E. Broadhead* required as
sistance from the County it is there
fore ordered that the clerk of said
Beard be authorized to permit the
purchase of the necessary articles for
th* said Mary E. Broadhead in
sum not exceeding $10.00 per month
for such time as the said Mary E.
Broadhead may require such as
sistance.
In the matter of road petition of
Albert Hjlm et al.
The above matter was referred to
Commissioner Bennett for furth r in
vestigation.
In the matter of appointing constable
for Taylor precinct.
Christian Andersen of the above
precinct appeared before th< Board
and requested the appointment of a
constable for the above named pre
cinct and recommended the came of
Amos Hark r for such pcsition, .,
hereby ordered that the said Amos
Harker be and he is hereby appointed
constable for Taylor precinct.
In the matter of the creation of a
new road district in Aberdeen.
The above matter came regularly
on to be heard and the sam . was re
ferred to Commissioner Jones.
In the Matter of the Herd Petition of
Aberdeen Commercial Club.
The above matter coming on for
hearing at this tim- and it appearing
to the Board that Ithe above petition
had not been regularly presented it
is therefore ordered that the ab:*ve
matter be and the some is hereby set
for hearing at a special meeting cf
this Board to b held ctni the 12th day
*of May, 1911, ait the hour of 11:00
o'clock a. m.
In the matter of obstructions in the
public highway at Monroe Station.
The above matter being presented
Ito the Beard at this time and shown
that by reason of loading b ets at
the beet dump at the said station the
soil from loading said beets had be
come an obstruction in the public
highway. It was ordered that Ithe
County Attorney be instructed to no
tify the manager of the Utah-Idaho
Sugar coompany at Idaho Falls, to
imm diately cause toi be removed
such obstruction.
Ordered that this Board* do now ad
journ until Wednesday, April 12, 1911
at 10 o'clock.
W. H. STUFFLEBEAM,
J. T. CARRUTH, Clerk. Chairman..
Thursday, April 13, 1911.
In the matter of Road Overseer's re
ports.
The following rciad overseers hav
ing filed their reports the same were
duly consider d amdi approved and or
dered filed. Copy frm reports cn
file.
In the matter of appointing road'
overseers.
By reason* of a law passed at the
eleventh s ssion of the Legislature of
the State of Idaho abolishing the of
fice of road overseer as heretofore
exisltinig, it appeared to the Board
that it was necessary to appoint read
overse rs at this time. It is there
fore ordered that the following named
persons be and they are hereby ap
pointed overseers in the respective
districts:
District.
Overseer.
1 .
James Chadwick.
2.
Geo. Ixuigliurst.
3.
Wm. M. Dye.
4.
C. H. Nielson.
5.
G. W. Cuniuingham.
6.
W. M. Twitchell.
7.
Geo. W. Parish
8.
Jos. LeOcur.
9.
Jos. Warren.
10.
Carl Nelscn.
11.
L. J. Porter.
12 .
J. J. Peterson.
13.
Abram Hatch.
14.
P. C. Fjelsted.
15.
Walter W. Bales.
16.
James Wray.
17.
L. A. Nugent.
18.
A. J. Satterfield.
19.
J. M. Livingstone.
20.
B. G. Mosley.
21.
W. A Edwards
In the matter of an appropriation for
the Southeastern Idaho Fair Asso
ciation.
The above matter coming on this
day for hearing, the directors of said
Fair Association appeared before the
Board and* requested an appropriation
of $1800.00. The matter being fully
discussed and it appearing ito the sat
isfaction of the Board that the South
eastern Idaho Fair Association is a
legally organized agricultural fair as
sociation having for its object the ex
hibiting of live stock and agricultur
al products of Southeastern Idaho, it
is ordered that the sum of $1500.00
be and the same Is hereby directed
appropriated to be paid to the direc
tors of said association Ito assist in
the defraying of the expens s of pre
miums to be awarded at the Fair to
be held for the year 1911, in accord
ance with the provisions *cf Section
3040 Revised Statutes cf Idaho.
In the matter of the official bond of
F. E. DeKay.
F. E. DeKay, sheriff of Bingham
coumty, having this day filed a sure
ty bond executed by the Union Cen
tral Fidelity and Guaranty Co., in the
sum of $10,000.00, the same was ap
proved and ordered substituted in lieu
of a personal bond In like amount
executed by C. W. Berryman and
Geo. F. Gagon and that the said C.
W. Berryman and Geo. F. Gagon be
and they are her by released frc*m all
further liability os said 1 bondsmen.
In the matter of surety bond of First
National Bank.
The First National Bank of Black
foot, having this day filed a surety
bond cf the American Surety Com
pany of New York in the sum of
$5,049.00 as custodians of the county
funds, the same was approved.
In the matter of road overseers bonds
Th- following road overseers hav
ing filed personal bonds in the sum
of $500.00 each, it was ordered that
the same be and they are hereby ap
proved* and ordered filed. Joseph La
Ccur, P. C. Felstead, Walter W.Bales.
It is order d that this Beard do
now adjraurn until 10:00 o'clock A.M.
Friday, April 14th, 1911.
W. H. STUFFLEBEAM,
J. T. CARRUTH, Clerk. Chairman
Friday, April 14th, 1911.
In the matter of purchasing goods for
Bingham County.
The above matter coming on for
hearing and after the same was fully
discussed it was moved by W. A.
Stufflebeam and seconded oy T. R.
Jones that th Clerk cf the Board
be and he is hereby appointed as the
purchasing officer of this county to
purchase all supplies of whatever na
ture, for the different offices and of
ficers of Bingham County.
It was further ordered that the
mutter pertaining to* advertising in
the newspapers of this County for
andi in behalf of Bingham County re
ferred to the Clerk of this Board.
In the matter of incurring indebted
ness against Bingham County.
The above matter being fully discus
sed at this time it wus ordered that
th policy of Bingham County here
after shall be that no indebtedness
shall be incurred against saidi county
without the same being first duly
thcrized by one *cr all, of the commis
sioners or the clerk of said* county,
or by such person as either of these
may authorize to incur such indebted
ness as abcive stated.
In the matter of making public the
above resolution.
The Clerk of the Board* of County
Commissioners is hereby authorized
and instructed to have printed let
ters containing the informait ion em
bodied in the above mentioned reso
lution and mail a copy of each to all
of th officers of the said Bingham
Courait y , and that he shall also, have
the same published in the Shelley Pio
neer of Sbelley, Idaho, the Aberdeen
Times of Aberdeen, Idaho, the Idaho
Républicain of Blackfoot and the
Blackfoct Optimist of Blackfoot, Ida
ho.
In the matter of filing bills.
It is h reby ordered that all per
sons or firms having charges against
this County hr order to have same
considered at any regular meeting of
this board, shall have their accounts
properly filed with the Clerk on or
before the Saturday preceeding such
regular meeting.
In the matter of improvements on the
Court House Grounds.
The above matter coming on for
hearing at this term it is hereby or
dered that the sheriff be empowered
to employ such men and teams as are
necessary to jilcw up and prop rly
level the said Ccurt House grounds
in the City ,of Blackfoot.
In the matter of claims not allowed.
Tlie following claims against the
current expense fund were at this
time disallowed:
Midland Chemical Co.........$120.00
Filmore amd Park............ 6.95
N. P. Jorgensen.............. 25.00
T. H. Flood & Co............. 4.25
Sarah J. Rowb rry............ 25.00
J. A. Max field*................ 5.52
Tena Blond.................. 57.00
Blackfoot State Bank ........ 45.35
Antone Nelson................ 18.00
W. A. Edwiairds .............. 29.02
In the matter of allowance of claims.
Claims against the Count. y were at
this time allowed on the current ex
pense fund' amounting in all to the
sum of $13,416.94, said claims being
numbered from 1 toi 256 and the
amounts being set out in the proper
columns of the allowance book at
pages 58 to 61 and the clerk is here
by directed to draw warrants for the
amounts of such allowances.
Claims against, the county were at
this time allowed on the road fund
amounting in all to th- sum of
$3,248.41, said claims being number
ed from 1 to 158 and the amounts
being set in* the proper columns of
the .allowance book at pages 115 to'
117 a*nd the Clerk is hereby directed:
to draw warrants fc*r the amount of
such allowance.
Claims against the County were at
this time allowed on the Bridge fund
amounting In all to the sum of $16,
263.38, saidi claims being numbered
from 1 to 107 and the amounts being
set cut in the proper columns of the
allowance book at pages 178 to 179
and the Clerk is hereby directed to
draw warrants for the amounts of
such allowance.
It is ordered that this Board do»
now adjourn.
W. A. STUFFLEBEAM,
J. T. CARRUTH, Clerk, Chairman.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Final Proof)
I, WILL H. CLYNE, of Idaho Faflle.
Idaho, the assignee of Burton C.
Adams, who made Entry No. 406, un
der the provisions of an act of the
legislature of the State of Idaho,
commonly known as the "Carey Act,"
approved March 2nd, 1889, which em
braces east half of the NW% of sec
tion 8, of township 4 S., of range 33
E. B. M., do hereby give notice of my
intention to make final proof to
establish my claim to the land above
described, and that I expect to prove
that I have resided on, reclaimed and
cultivated said land as required by
lew, before L. R. Thomas, at Black
foct, Idaho on the 3rd day of May,
1911, by two of the following wit
nesses: Frank Thompson, of Piugree,
Idaho; Harry C. Errett, of Pi . roe,
Idaho; T.R. Jones of Piogree, Idaho;
Jno. H. Early, of Blackfoot, Idaho*.
WILL H. CLYNE,
M16-7t Entrymain.
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nursery stock and choice shade
trees. tt