The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-08
Proceedings of the Board of County
Commissioners.

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MONDAY, September 3, 1866
The Board of. Equalization met this day
pursuant to adjournment, due notice having
been given thereof by publication in the
IDAHO WORLD. .f.e sss.s.
Present, Messrs. Cannady and Brown-H.
F. Sayrs, Clerk. s
The assessmentaon brick store of Messrs.
Miller & BernstieI was raised fve hundred
dollars s7aesa eses &
The assessment on. the saloon property Of
N. G. Webster, on Buena Vista Bar, was re-
ducei $500.
The assessment of the Chickahominy mill
was ordered reduced SO as to read twelve
thousand dollars. gil &.
The Board adjourned. ge
$3.50 s. s TUESDAY, September 4, 1866.
The extra session of the Board of County
Commissioners was held this day at the Court
House in Idaho City for. the transaction OF
general business, due notice having been
given thereof. s... s.at .E4..s. 4ss s
Present, Commissioners Anderson and
Brown--H, F. Sayrs, Clerk. .ssa 50
In the matter of furnishing the county with
Under an order of the Board at their ses-
sion of Aug. 8tb, ordering an advertisement
published for sealed proposals for the deiv-
cry of wood, the same having been done as
ordered and bids received, they were now
opened and canvassed. The bid of Mr. j r.
Brown being the lowest, the contract was
awarded to him for the delivery of one hum
dred and twenty five cords of wood at five
dollars and fifty cents per cord, stacked and
corded as directed by the Clerk Of the Board
of fCounty Commissioners, payable out of the
forty FIVE per cent. fund as soon as delivered
and measured. E
The bond of O'Donnel, Constable for
Pioneer precinct, was read and approved
A petition was read asking tile appoint
ment of TT. Redsal as Constable for Buena
Vista precinct, and laid over.
The resignation of John German, Consta-
BILE of idaho precinct, was read and accepted,
aad upon recommendation John Wilson was
appointedin his stead, upon his complying
with the law in such cases made and previ-
ded. 1g3 81. S.
The following bills were then examined
and allowed: xa ia81
NJ. ". Davis Constable's fees; gem
eral 49,. ......$ 1913 90
]. NJ. Murphy Signing 600 pol-tax
receipts, $3.50. ......... 60 90
do do do 625 TerritJ-
rial and county tax receipts. ,..... 62 so
do do do 400 Terrific
rial and county pollta receipts, 40 co
do Office expenses; Is per CT fund SO 90
Jas. I. Crutcher-keeping prisoners,
guard, &C.; As per cent, fund.-. 1ol4 rs
Bowman l. Co-printing; gen1 fund 125 90
e. 40 pr. ct. /" lSO 90
W. B. Smith-lights. &C.; As pr ct. IS So
go :" fees clerk Dist Court; e
general fund ,.....a 49, -. 327 80
NJ. W. Davis pairs blankets fur
nished Jail; 45 per cent. fund.-. rs 90
H F. Sayrs-Services as Clerk of
Board of County Commissioners;
general fund,~...... ......... ......... $50 90
J. NJ. Murphy-transcribing 2,4oo
folios at 4oc- general fund .......
In the matter OF leave of absence granted
]. NJ. Murphy by the last Legislature, to be
taken any time during this term of Office
he now notified the Board of his intention to
leave and of the appointment of T. Ayres as
Deputy in his absence, which appointment
was confirmed by the Board.
WASH. WRIGHT.-This talented but erratic
writer, the husband Of the lady who does
"Topsy Turvey' for the Mercury. died in the