The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-04-29

Tax Collector per books received $35,112,-
so in Licenses. Receipts; and can only be
found for $l4;842,50. M ia 0
Tax Collector received 1912 81 dollar Poll
Tax Receipts. Receipts only found for 1900.
Auditor receipts to Treasurer for 1876 81
Poll Tax Receipts, when he certainly must
have received 1912. w
Tax Collector is required, under oath, to
make report every month of all Poll Taxes
and Licenses sold, and file his statements
We have been unable to find any monthly
statements Of settlements or Notifications.
The Auditors and Treasurer's books show
erasures, errors, pencil marks, forced balances
and six distinct hand writings. y CO.
's~ Hospital.
Your Committee find by its Investigations
in Hospital matters that the same is and has
been source of great expense to the County.
We find the total amount of Indebtedness to
be, since the same was opened, $50. 114,84.
We find that the proposals of a. s.. Good
rich, on October Is, 1858, of twenty dollars
per week for each patient were accepted. Also
Raymond and Belts proposition to attend on
sick and furnish medicine for five dollars per
day for each patient, was accepted and con.
tinued until November 8, 1863, when another
contract was given to Drs. Crane, Harris and
Terry for two dollars per day andfurnish me-
dcine which was accepted.
We find also that applicants for Hospital
care were required to make. an affidavit be-
fore the County Auditor, before being received
into the Hospital, whict has been done. but
we can lind no book stating the name of the
applicant, character of disease, time of en-.
trance, discharge or death, which is certainly
customary in all well regulated Hospitals.
November 18th, 1864, Raymond and Ter
RVS proposals of one dollar and a half per
day for each patient, they to furnish all neces.
sary medicine, were. accepted, and the propo-
sails OF Mrs. ID. Castor, ornurSing and taking
care of same, for nineteen dollars and fifty
cents per week, for each patient, were accept.
ed. @ 1900 7ss
Prosecuting Attorney.
During our investigate we found many
bills for assisting Prosecuting Attorney, all of
which were allowed. The total amount in
Cured under this head is $6,430,5O.
Felony Case DR.. to two trips to Placerville
by the Prosecuting Attorney, $4,000
10 Board of Witnesses, 1925
Total, S64.25
The above account was allowed by the
Board of County Commissioners to Geo. C.
Hough.
Mr.. Hough informed your Committee that
ne was unable to convict parties unless be
had witnesses, and the above amount was
paid by him to retain the presence of wit
nesses, they being too poor to pay the same.
Your Committee are under obligations to
this officer for his kindness in Offering his as
Sistance whenever desired
Board for Penitentiary Pris-
OnerS.
IDAHO CRY, Boise County, |. T., Jan. l, 65.
Idaho Territory DIR. to Boise County,
For boarding Geo. Owens from April 9th,
1864, to January 2d, 1866, (26S days. at
So per day. ~ $536 90
Elijah Wiley from April 9th to Jan.
I'd, 1865, 1858 days at SO per day, $50 90
c. W. Wilson, from April 9th to Jan.
I'd 1865, (268 days. at So per day, $4,000
Josiah Roberts, from July 22d, 1864,
to January ID, 1865, Cl6l days.
at 50 per day. 322, 90
Joseph Rich, from October Sd, 1864,
to January I'd, 1865, (9l days. at
$2per day 1920
Amount due County, $2,112,O0
Montana Territory Dr. to Boise Go.
for boarding H. Buckner from Mo-
vember 29th. to January I'd, 1865,
oQ34tdays) at So per day. ts'zo5 $68.0O
The above bill was made out for board of
the territorial prisoners as allowed by statute. |
The County will be compelled to loose the
amount Of orercharge made by Sheriff.
b sa County Auditor. ISIS ID
8 In this department We find many bills
paid but not marked allowed and many bills
got filed but allowed. a Ives ISL
In transcribing from old Record book, we
End an error in County Warrant No. 984,
Warrant No. 1898, drawn for $12 and re-
,eipted for to County Auditor Payment has
been stopped, the same beng in the hands Of
Mr.. Murphy, the present incumbent.
February 9th, l864-H. J. Grow allowed
S36, drawn for S48 and paid, being warrant
No. 558; warrant No. $50 for $l50, marked
lot issued. but has been, and receipted for as
appears from records. a
Nos. GIG and 6l7 for $259,55, to CANCEL
No. 453, calls for $685.. Original records
how marksof erasures, eithererror in tran