Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-15
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Second Days Session OF the July, 1854
Meeting-The Business Transacted.

The Board of County Commis
sioners remained in session until late
hour last evening, met again about 6
o'clock this morning, remained in SEES
sion until a quarter to 10 o'clock
when recess was taken until half.
past l o'clock. At the hour stated
they met, remained in session unit
haf.past 3, and then adjourned unit
Tomorrow morning, at 10 o'clock
Following is the business transacted
The boundaries OF Crichton pre-.
cinct were changed as follows: 1t,
westerly boundary shall! be the west.
erly line of Township No. l, north
and No. l south of range Is east.
NEW PRICING rs, ETC.
Soldier Creek precinct was created
It is to be bounded on the east by the
westerly line of Crichton precinct, on
the north by Smoky precinct, on the
west by the west line OF townships No
l north and No. ! south of Range IA
east, and on the south by the divide
between Camas Prairie and Snake
river.
Birth creek precinct was also es.
tablished. with the following bounda-
ries: On the north by Lemhi county,
on the west by Custer county, on the
south by line drawn from a point
due west to the Custer county line,
and on the east by Oneida county.
Hamilton precinct is to be bounded
on the east by Oneida county, on the
north by Birch creek precinct, on the
west by Little Lost river, on the south
BY line drawn due east from Little
Lost river at point ten miles north
OF Howe postoffice, east to the Oneida
county line.
Medbury precinct boundaries were
changed so as to read as follows: To
run parallel with and one mile west of
Burnett creek.
Martin precinct is to be bounded on
the east by n range of hills running
northerly and sontherly about two
miles east from Champagne station,
on the Blackfoot road; on the north
by the Custer county line, on tho west
by Muldoon and Little Wood River
precincts, AID ON the south by the
lava beds.
REGISTRY AGENTS AND JUDGES OF
ELECTION.
The following named persons were
appointed registration and election
officers for the precincts named, to-
wit:
Atlanta Precinct, No. 1.-Registcr-
ing officer-Wm. H. Butler; Judges
of Election-Gad Aylwin, Nelson Da-
Wis, l.. Leadley. Polls at c. V.
Smiths.
Rocky Bar, No. 2.-Register-Sol.
Newcomer; Judges-lsaac Mann, Jas.
A. Potter, George Golden. Polls at
V. S. Anderson's office.
Bonaparte: No. 3.-Register-Wm.
Jud9es-.'ohn Murphy, Geo.
Winder, George w. Jackson. Polls
at w. II. McKim's office.
Ethel's, No. 4.-Register-D. b.
Ethel; Ju,lg.s-B. J. Nichols, Stewart
Miller, John Harden. Polls at Ethel's
house.
Indian Creek, No. 5. - Register,
John Andrewatha; Judges Shirley
Ensign, Alden Brown, VIM. VIII
liams. Polls at schoclhouse.
Mountain Home, No. 6.-Register,
Mr.. Miller; Judges: A. w. Lo"kmau,
0. P. Hazard, Commodore Jackson.
Polls at Turner's Hotel.
Medburv, No. . Register. Mr.
Judges: Adm Hall, Mr.. Ed
son, William Turner. Polls at rail-
road depot.
G!enn's Ferry, No. S--Register, c.
Z Glenn; Judges: John Sinnott, Sam
nel blackwell, L. c. Lewis. Polls at
c. e. Glenn's house.
bliss, No. 9--Rogister, ID. b, Bliss;
Judges Robert Miles, r. Ferguson,
b. Z. Bray. Polls at Bliss's house.
Malad, No. 1O.--Register, Robert
Ju t'ce; Judges: J. b. Hunt, George
Bell, Clifton I. Riley. Polls at Daw-
Toponis, No. 1l.--Register, f. R.
W oodward; Judges: Richard School
or, James Otterson. Isaac Mckinney.
Polls ut Woodward's house.
ShosI'one, No. l2-R-sister, J. S.
White; Judges: p. w. Spencer.
Agent Allen, William North. Polls
It Gusler's.
.Starrh's Ferry, No. 13.--Register,
ieorge Starrh Judges Mr.. Shoddy,
., -. Polls at Starrh's Ferry. !
American Falls, No. l4.--Register,
". G. Hughes Judges j. McLaren,
Mr.. Watt, s--. Polls at Hughes
rouse.
Howe, No. l5.-Rsgister, d. b.
lawley; Judges John Briggs, Peter