The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-01-07

precinct and time, $50. J. C. Henley, rent
of Office, candles, and kerosene oil, $222.
Bonds Of Daniel Overmeyer, ]. p, Placer
vile district, approved also bond of j. N.
| Wyatt approved.
RESOLUTION.
The following resolution was then adopted
by the Board !;
tThat from and after this date, no bill oil
any description, against Boise county, will be
taken under consideration, unless every item
thereof with full date, be inserted therein,
with an affidavit attached thereto, stating
that the articles SO charged, or. the services so
performed are just and reasonable; and far
Ither, that said services were performed, and
I that said articles were, by order of some per-
son, or persons, authorized by laws so to do.
and that no part of said bill has been paid
and no compensation received except as cer-
titled in the same. Provided, however, that
this resolution does not apply to allowances
upon contracts justly and legally made.
Adjourned until 3 o'clock. @
Board met .parSuant to adjournmeat-all
present.
Application having been made by large
namber Of citizens in behalf of - Steven
son and family, they being in a suffering con.
dition, it was ordered that the Auditor issue
warrants, not exceeding $780, in any sums
which may be accepted by parties, to be used
for the relief of said family.
1t was moved by B. Anderson that COM
mittee of five be appointed by the Board of
Commissioners as a Visiting Commute to ex-
anime into the condition of the County Hos
Fpital, and that said committee visit the hos
pital at least once week; said committee to
have power and authority to summon a
physician at any time to assist them; with
authority to- discharge any patient which
they may deem conyalescent; and that said
committee devise some means to reduce the
expenses Of said hospital; that they make a
report to the Board of County Commissioners
at their next special meeting session. and
that said committee consist of John Al. Muir
ply, VIM. McGrority and S. P. Scaniker. The
resolution was adopted
Bond OF John Donavon, Constable at Pr
oneer city, approved; also bonds of Charles
Delarme GonSta BILE at tn same precinct; also
James Kinney, County Clerk
In the matter of Richardson, now in the
county Jail, the Board advise District Attor-
ney that said Richardson be discharged, his
term Of Imprisonment being about to expire
in two or three days, if the same can be le-
gally done.
Adjourned until o'clock
Board met pursuant to Experimental |
present. -
Bond Of James Veazy approved.
Bill of John Black, Judge of Election,
Granite Greek precinct, allowed SIS 90.
Mrs. D. A. Crane, appearing before the
Board, made application to have some County
Warrants, which she holds, changedto Spe- |
cial Warrants on her behalf, on account of her
destitute condition. ord
The Board after careful consideration de-
clined granting the same. $3.50 -aig
Commissioners Luckett moved the same
be re-considered |3
The motion prevailed, Cannady voting
against it. a.
Mr.. Luckett then offered the following res
olution whichwas adopted, Cannady voting
n the negative. - fs
Ordered that the Treasurer of Boise county
be, and he is hereby directed to Immediately
oay TO Mrs. d. NJ, Crane the sum of $500 81
100 lnpayment of County Warrant No. 1873,
ssued to her late ashland, it appearing to
he Board that the same is absolutely neces-
airy for the support of herself and children
On motion of Mr.. Luekett, it was ordered
hat acopyof the above resolution be served /
pon the Treasurer blythe Clerk Of the Board. |
By leave Of the Board, the following pro- '
est, by Commissioner Gannady, was ordered
0 be spread upon the minutes;
~ respectfully protest against the above
ction Of the Board as being against the
tatutes made and provided for the payment
all County Warrants in the priority Of
heir registration"
In the matter Of John Black, claiming fees
nd mileage as witness before the Grand !
ury, the Board refused to consider said claim
The Board adjourned until the last Monday
February at l0 O'Clock, a. NJ.