The present board of county commissioners will hold their last meeting Friday and Saturday of this week, for the purpose of finishing up their work of the old term. The new board will hold their first meeting Monday, Jan. 6, when the other newly-elected officers take their places. The outgoing board is A. S. Lyons, Moscow; J. L. Woody, Kendrick; John Members of the Cone, Princeton, new board are John Cone, Princeton; E. M. Paulson, Moscow; Columbus Clark, Juliaetta. YOUNG MATRON DIES; HUSBAND IN FRANCE A particularly sad case of death by pneumonia following influenza is that of Mrs. Joseph T. Perry, the news of whose passing away in Coeur d'Alene yesterday has just been received by relatives in Moscow. Mrs. Perry's husband is in France and has been expecting recently to be ordered home at almost any time. He is a Moscow boy and enlisted as a volunteer in the Idaho National Guard. Mrs. Perry was a charming young woman of sterling character. On the occasion of a visit to Moscow last summer she made many friends who will be deeply grieved over her untimely death. Mrs. Addy Perry, the mother of the husband's daughter, Miss Abbie and Miss Mary, of Seattle, Wash., was a daughter-in-law of Mrs. Perry.  P. Kootenai county, was made republican candidate for speaker of the house of representatives tonight at a caucus members of his party. Charles D. 