Montpelier Examiner from Montpelier, Idaho • 4

The MONTPELIER PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY, SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One Year, $1.50 in advance. Entered at the postoffice at Montpelier, Idaho, as second class matter Six Months, $1.00 MONTPELIER, FRIDAY. DECEMBERS, 1902 QUARTERLY FINANCIAL REPORT Of BEAR LAKE COUNTY, for the Quarter ending October 10th, Sept 10 To Balance on hand. Fees from County Officers. To.

Investments returned various school Penal Licenses, (T. F. Redemption of propertv sold for taxes. County school fund (J Plummer). Poll tax delinquent, (J Property tax delinquent, (J Hart).

Migratory stock fund, (J Sale of Property, deceased person. Special Taxes various school dist. 8,632 IS 482 3) 324 90 83 00 15 00 139 83 1.866 55 85 50 644 79 400 00 10 00 317 78 i i 44 i i 12,998 81 By Warrants redeemed on Current Expense Fund. RoHd Bridge County Sheep Conn ty School Bonds Interest, Bear Lake County. Interest coupons various school Witness certificates.

Co. Supt. Order Book and freight. Order Dist. Judge.

Express Book and stationery. Cash registered mail and stamps. 489 25 59 02 4 4 4 4 I 4 1 50 4 4 4 4 1,087 05 999 20 420 00 385 20 1,064 85 30 00 44 I 4 5 85 44 12 90 8,443 99 12,998 81 12,998 81 8,443 99 Oct. 10 To Balance on hand. Apportioned to various Funds, viz: Current Expense Road Bridge State City of Montpelier State School La Various School Districts 95 76 10 73 72 17 34 00 110 35 8,120 98 44 4 4 nd 8,443 99 8,443 88 STATE OF IDAHO, ss.

County op Bear Lake Louisa A. Cole and James E. Hart, Treasurer and Auditor of Bear Lake County, respectively, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct statement of the finances of Bear Lake County as appears from the records of said County. Witness our hands this 27th day of October, 1902. Louisa A.

Cole, County Treasurer James E. Hart, County Auditor. The Ax at Work. State Engineer D. W.

Ross has been removed and James Stephenson of Pocatello has been appointed to succeed him. This news came to Pocatello Monday in the following, notification to Mr. Stephenson of his appointment: State of Idaho, Executive Office, Boise, Idaho, Nov. 29, '02. Jas.

Stephenson, Jr. Esq. Pocatello, Idaho. My Dear Sir: I de- sire to notify you that I have today appointed you state engineer to date from November 80, 1902, to fill the vacancy caused by the removal of W. Ross, and to request that you file your official bond and assume charge of the office with its records and public property as soon as possible.

Very respectfully, F. W. HUNT, Governor, Mr. Stephenson, the new sta.e engineer, has been a resident of Pocatello for four years past and years has been assistant engineer Oregon Short Line engineertng department here. He is a naOmaha and was educated jh the Yan Rensaeear Polytechic Mr.

Stephenson is a republican jana is an applicant for the position of state engineer under the new administration which will go into offiee in Idaho on January 1st and his present appointment is taken as an indication of his continuance in that office by Goyernor Morrison when he goes into office. Mr. Stephenson is a thoroughly capable emgineer and a most popular gentleman the news of hit appointment will be received with pleasure by many friends here. He leaves for Boise tomorrow to take charge of his office. at TroyN.

Y. No reason for the apparentl i I 1 I I 1 Absolutely Pure TXiror THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE 0 mary removal of State Engineer Ross is known First county, Liquori A. Doherty, democrat 2200; Ralph T. Morgan, republican, 2649; county; Harris, 776; Stewart 738. Canyon county, Harris, 1126; Stewart, 1852; Owyhee county, Harris, 670, Stewart, 675.

Washington county, Harris, 1131; Stewart, 1453. StPU 7 a onyx Stewai plurality 2075. Fourth county, Texas Angel, democrat, 981, I.yttleton Price republican, 971. Cassia county, Angel, 470; Price, 815. Custer county, Angel, 457; Price, THE OLD RELIABLE mi I ng POWDER Tribune.

Election Following additional figures aie given of the official count of the state election: District Court Judges. Kootenai county, Doherty, Morgan, 1964. 1586, Morgan's plurality, 827. Second county, Wallace N. Scales, democrat, 1955; Edgar U.

Steele, republican, 1647; Nez Perce county, Scales 1882, Steele 2356. Latah, Scales 1036, Steele, 2550, Steele's plurality 1680. Third county, Frank Harris democrat, 2022; Geo. H. Stewart republican 3082.

Boise Elmore county, Angel, 445; Price, 421. Lincoln county, Angel 315: Price, 462. Price's plurality, 506. 504 Fifth Lake county, Joseph democrat, 1286; Alfred Budge republican, 1015 Bingham county, Rich, 1557; Budge I 1898. Bannock county, Rich, Budge.

1750. Fremont county, Rich, 1888: Budge, 2542. Oneida I county, Rieh, Budge 1700; i Lemhi county, Rich, 728; Budge, 1 714- Budge's plurality, 919. Other Tickets DeFore8t AndreW8i le party candidate for governor, reueived 188 vote8 in th 8tate date ior congress received a total of John A. Davis, socialist 737 votes.

COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS. i From the minutes of Nov. 11th, 1902. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that the following named candidates for the Legislature, County and Precinct officers, have received the highest number of votes cast at said I General Election, ordered that said didates be and they are hereby declared elected to the offices as herein set forth to-wit "'ilford Clark. State Senator.

George Hillier, Representatives. Elijah Keetch, 1 John Olsen, Sheriff. I Louisa A Cole, County Treasurer. George Spencer, Probate Judge. Joseph A Hulme, Assessor and Colled or Henry Bolton County Coroner.

Edward Haddock County Surveyor. I Thomas A Greenhalgh. County Comr. ist diet. Joseph shepherd Co Com 2nd dist.

1 Wilford Richards Co Com 3rd Dist. James Hart Clerk Dist Court and Auditor Recorder. Jesse Budge, County Attorney. Marcus Whitman, Co School Supt. stock, Justice of the Peace, Fish Haven precinctOrson Crock Justice of the Peace Fish Haven prect.

Joseph Lingford jr justice of the Charles prect. John Wmdlev justice of the Peace St. Charles prect. James Jacobsen justice of the Peace Bloomington. Lyman Floyd justice of the Peace Bloomington.

Joseph Neibaur justice of the Peace ans Thomas Sleight Justice of the Peaoe i aris Joseph Johnson Justice of the Peace Chris Knnz Justice of the reace Ovid. yam uel Hymas Justice cf ihe I eace James Bunn Justice of the Peace Liberty Leslie Ward, justice of the Eight-Mile Glauner. Justice of the Peace. Eight-Mile Hyrum Skinner Justice of the Nounan Nephi A Skinner Justice of the Peace Nounan Albert Bacon Justice of the Georgetown David Hess Justice of the Georgetown William Spiers Justice of the Bennington Peter Weaver Justice of the peace Bennington John A Kelly justice of the Peace MontP elieI Thomas Barrett Justice of the Montpi lier justice of the Justice of the Wardboro George Nate justice of the Peace Dingle Samuel Humphreys justice of the Peace Dingle Thomas" 06 the PeaCe Miller Justice of the Edwin Scofield Constable Fish Haven. Stafford Cleveland constable St Charles.

Theodore Austin constable Bloomington canI peace Peace Peace Peace Peace Peace Peace Peace Peace illiam Williams constable, Paris Parley Peterson constable Ovid. Alfred Hymas constable Liberty. David Chugg constable, Nounan. nk n8ta Georgetown, John 'eggie constable Montpelier. con8table Alfred jr jdSVSd 1 Vis ordered bythe the 0161,11 issue certificates of election to the Ordered that this Board do now November 19th Attest HABT Chairman.

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