The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28
RToceedings the Board of County Conn
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Proceedings Of the Board Of County Com
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YrF41AHo CITY, Wednesday, O2t,g 25g 1865,
Qndhis day pursuant to no tee ia special
meeting of the Board was held ct the Sherif7s
office for the transaction of general business
and to sit as Board of Equalization on the
Supplementary Assessment. Roll. t.as ,,;s
Present. J, NJ Cannady and 3. ", Ander-
son. s faa ossisnala h. Z il s5os8 saiaa
On the matter Of disappointment County
Clerks Ordered thatthe resignation of Jas.
Thorburn, County Clerk, be accepted3 and
that Henri F. Sayrs be and hereby is appoint
ed to fill the vacancy - =
The Board then organized as q Board OF
Equalization, and transacted the following
business. ~ sf.,fssa
George Ainslie appearing in the matter OF
his assessment ordered that the assessment
on nj oft gage from Kimball 4 Ellwood be an
nulled. osfssl lss.5a
Assessment of Fl. D. Van Wyck reduced
$1,000. happening that the amonntassess-
ed3on quartz mill is assessed in Centeryille,
and also in Idaho city. saaas $3.50
Assessment off. A. Pinney reduced S 1000
and ON personal property 500. s-.,5.1e
Charles Adams appearing IN the matter of
his.tazes, and showing that the tax on $llOO
has been paid twice. Ordered that. the same
be refunded.
Corrections were also made on the assess
ment ofiPhillips & Goldstone, George Ainslie,
]. ". Shepherd and Craig & Mix. $685.,
Ordered that Horatio Cushing Of Placer
vile be reappointed Justice Of the Peace, of
said precinct until the same is regularly sup
piled by law.
In the matter Of tie Toll Road of Thomas
Stringham ct al, from B uena Vista to- Fort
Boise-the petition of VIM. Clark, George F.
Powersa1dI numerous otherlcitizens of Boise
and Ada counties was read and the Board
thereupon ordered that Thomas Stringham b
Co., proprietors of the road above described,
be Summoned to appear at a called meeting
Of the Board, on the first Monday of NoYem-
Der and then and there show cause why the
prayeEs of said petitioners should not be
granted. tssa
The following bills were then allowed 80
Raymond 3 Terry for medical at I1A-
endanceluponthesc county sick &c.ee
Hospital fund, S3056 90
General Eund,.s.sS ...:,.. ..s:"..r.:E $50 20
Total. j. :. - 30 r ....... $$3s41 GO
Bill of Mrs. D. Castor on examina- bus .q9sI9
ton By District Attorney May was
found correct and allowed ....... 6045 90
on School Fund ................ 49, s75 %
Mrs. D. Castor, funeral expenses
and cloth for, inmates of hospital ~ -
General Fund5 ....... :. = ..l...l..... 3o5 Is
H.W. Williams, rent Of Clerks Of es
fee from July 22d 70 Sept aad..:: 8 $50 %,
Bills allowed of Frank Bowlin, Geo
B. Ferrand and Henry Phillips for.
services as Deputy Sberiffs under All
S. Pinkham-$50 each ,.......... $50 90
George Stoneroad. ........ $685.. .....,... SO 90
James g. Rowe. s............... So 00I
G R Fargo, ntgofGlerk's office..... So o0I
Thomas G Bail, services as sGlefkof
electiops.......... $500. ..... 48 so
John L.Shepherd, post mortem ex-
aminationson body ofO. A, Steph- IS
ens......s.... ......s........ so O0l
Jerry Doolan for pathway to JAIL. 81 so
B, R. Smith, Deputy Co. Assessor. 856 DOL
John james, porter District Court. l45 90
G. I. Goodrich, Deputy Sherf...... 3I2 90
Thomas Neatly, road serVices........ SO 90
]. R, Billings, Deputy Sherif...... 128 00l
Affidavit of Walter Burns being read in
reference,to Warrant No. 20, lost in the FIRE
ordered that same be issued on filing me-
cessary bonds with the Addition
Resignation of John B. Black, j. p, pre-
scented and ordered laid over till next meet /
ingv HtRAA a20 I
Resignation of Daniel Oyerme5er,J j. P. read
and laid over to next meeting.
Bill of J.. Apperson presented and refer
red back for correction. Oh
Resignation of James Veazey, ] P, readf
andordefed laid over. 1913
Petition Of numerous citizens, of Placer
vile received, praying the appointment of
James Harpham as Justice-laid over.
Agreeable to article frst of the School
Law, ordered THAT the Treasurer retain for
school purposes. s percent of moneys receiy-
ed by him,
In the matter Of the County and Charles
Vajen, ordered, that Mr.. Vajen be summoned
70, appear before the Board at l2t o'clock,
Pm, 9iiiag SIS
In the matter of the estate Of Thos. Freil,
insane, Judge Shepherd ordered to appear
before the Board and produce accounts of
said estate. 58t Ia4all
Charles Yajen appearedpursua to notice.
No action beingltaken, the matter was de-
feFred