The two units now have an annual income of $60 and this is expected to be increased. These are to be held perpetually by the bank and the income from them is to be spent for Christmas presents for the county poor farm inmates, each inmate to have as much as each other inmate, and the presents are to be given to them on Christmas eve of each year. The cashier of the First Trust and Savings Bank, the county auditor and the superintendent of the county poor farm are to be trustees for handling the fund. If the units become due and payable, the money received from them shall be invested by the bank and the income used for the care of buying presents.

Each Christmas eve the committee is to give to the charges of the county farm the presents provided by this fund, "with the explanation that the same are given to them by Goswin Sievert, who, for many years was a resident of Latah county, in the state of Idaho, and who, in appreciation of his good fortune and their misfortune, has provided means by which these presents have been given to the county charges and which will continue to be an annual event at the county poor farm on each Christmas eve."

The document was executed by Goswin Sievert before S. T. Lament, notary public at Portland, on November 1, 1919, and was filed for record today.

Mexicans Murder Officials.
AGUA PRIETA, Sonora.—Bodies of Enrique Hernandez and Francisco Arillo, secret agents of the Mexican government, have been found hanging from a tree in the hills, 20 miles south of Montezuma, according to information received here through  Military channels. It is believed they were murdered by bandits. 