These sums, with the balance in the special funds of the districts, $24,674.32, make available from all sources for improvements of the 1189 miles of highway in the county, the sum of $72,621.32 for the coming year, or approximately $60 per mile.
CARUANZA AGAIN ELECTED
Largest Vote in History of Mexico
Polled at Election
MEXICO CITY, March 12— General Venustiano Carranza was yesterday elected president of Mexico by what is believed to have been the largest vote ever cast in the republic.
Although the voters had the privilege of writing in or declaring any name they desired, General Carranza received all but a few scattering ballots. The estimated vote cast runs all the way from several hundred thousand to a million.
The presidential election was provided for in articles adopted by the constitutional assembly which met at Queretaro. Many old residents declare it was the first real election ever held in this country. Reports from various parts of the republic indicate there was no disturbance or intimidation.
MARTINSON TRIAL POSTPONED
The preliminary trial of Theodore E. Martinson, charged with a statutory crime, which was to have been held today was postponed until Monday, March 19, on account of the absence from the city of G. W. Suppiger of the firm of Suppiger & Ogden, attorneys, who have charge of the case for the defense.
BREAK JAIL AT LEWISTON
Charged with murdering a rancher in Three prisoners, one of them facing trial on a charge of murder.  Brought out of the jail at Lewiston some time last night, according to word received by Sheriff J. J. Campbell this afternoon. Delivery was effected through the rear of the jail, the prisoners sawing their way to freedom. 