PURCHASE GRAVEL FOR IMPROVEMENTS COUNTY BOARD PLACES AN ORDER FOR 60 CARLOADS FOR HIGHWAYS IN COUNTY First Work be Prosecuted Near Genesee and Near Farmington—Other News of the Board An era of highway improvement in Latah county is contemplated for the approaching year and members of the county board are investigating the needs of the various communities with a view of outlining work that can be done at a minimum cost and yet produce a system of good highways for the county. In this connection, it is the plan to provide funds for a portion of the highway improvement while farmers in the various road districts are expected to contribute teams and labor in aiding in the work. The board has recently placed an order with a Spokane firm for 40 carloads of pea sand gravel to be laid down at Genesee and 20 carloads of the same material to be laid down at Farmington, Wn. The gravel for Genesee will provide material for a mile of road in districts Nos. 4 and 5 and will be in charge of Charles Grieser and H. A. Whitted, overseers in those districts. They are to arrange with farmers in their territory to distribute permits, will be distributed on the main highway on the farm of Farmington from the Idaho line northward for one-half mile, the gravel over the mile of road as soon as the weather conditions will permit. The gravel for Farmington and the work will be under direction of Overseer J. D. Chandler in district No. 19, the distribution to be volunteered by farmers of the district. 