Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-01-06
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Fourteen Thousand Dollars Worth Of
Bills Allowed at Their Quarterly
Meeting.

Meeting.
The Board of Commissioners of AL
turas county met in regular session
January !, 1888, at II o'clock NJ,
the following members being present:
John H. VanSchaick, J. X. Morrill,,
NJ. H. Vanlandinghan, and adjourned
until Tuesday, FL, at 10 An.
On Tuesday J X. Morrill, was made
permanent Chairman of the Board.
The minutes of several meetings of
the Board were read.
Commissioner Van Schaick made
objections to the minutes as read of
the session held on November 20,
1882, and not approving of the same,
he being present in the town of Hal
ley on said day within call of the
Clerk of the Board and did not re-
ceive proper or any notice, that said
meeting was to be held Otherwise
the minutes were approved.
The Board then proceeded to exam
inc the bonds Of the following named
persons and officers which were ap-
proved and ordered placed on file, viz. :
Charles H. Furey, Sheriff and Elk
officio Tax Collector.
Charles b. Fox, Auditor and Re-
corder.
p. NJ. Bruner, District Attorney.
George NJ. Parsons, Probate Judge.
J. NJ. Burkett, County Treasurer.
E. r. Leonard, Assessor.
w. d. Wheeler, Coroner.
O. A. Wescoatt, Surveyor.
E. b. Lennon, Justice of the
Peace, Haley.
Isaac Culp, J. p, Haley.
T. T. Redsull, Justice of the Peace,
Bellevue.
j. G. Brown, J. P, Bellevue.
J. p. Baxter, Justice of the Peace,
Atlanta.
w. H. Butler, J. P, Atlanta.
l.. b Robinson, Justice of the
Peace, ketchum.
G.. p. Hudson, J. p, Ketchum.
ID. Harrington, Justice of the
Peace, Broadford.
G. w. Cranston, Justice of the
Peace, Junction.
E. G. Bolton, Justice of the Peace,
Deer Creek.
B. +. Oliver, Constable, Haley.
T. NJ. Johnson, Constable, Belle
vue.
James 4. Corchron, Constable,
ketchum.
The following bills were audited
and allowed on the current expense
and redemption fund:
John H. VanSchaick, salary and
mileage as County Commissioner, o.
tober term and special, $2l2; George
M. Parsons, fees as Justice of the
Peace, Haley, $3.50; 7. S Foulks,
Constable, $3.50; Lawrence Leadley,
salary and mileage as County Com
missioner, 1902; w. +. DAVIS, fees as
Constable, Bellevue, $3ll.9O; S. b.
Dilley, jurors certificates, $l,61S. So;
also, rent of Probate Judges Office,
$50; w. P. Parsons, salary as County
Treasurer, 1922; A. L. Richardson,
fees as Clerk of District Court,
$7O9.75; James II. Hawley, services
as District Attorney for July and Oc-
tober, 1918; E. r. Richards, saving
wood for County Recorders office,
$46.5O; G. w. Cranston, fees as JUS
tice of the Peace, 1855; Mrs. F. E.
Dilley, safe for use of county office,
$500; c. H. Clay, advertising delin-
quent tax-list, $6l4.67; James Muir
ply, services as Road Supervisor,
1886; w. p. Parsons, balance due
overpaid to successor, slO.67; Chas.
Nelson, hauling INDECENT person to
Boise, $50; John Pilmer, same to hos
pital, $40; G. w. McAllister, fees as
Justice of the Peace, Sawtooth,
$15O.55; Il. 7. Redsull, fees as JUS
tice of the Peace, $3.50; Asa Moore,
interpreter, 80; Mrs. Lynch, care of
INDECENT persons, $40; Mrs. Ensign,
care of INDECENT persons, $25; H.
Swanholm, supplies, $3.50; Charles
COnl1n 6ravora ~. e r. II;