Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-01-18

Kimbraugh, Morrance Quinn, John Shil- M
ling, James Yourne, A A Spain, Peter
VIM Lass, Warren Taylor, y
George Fault, John Daily, Norman Ed N
wards, N Carpenter, N athan Lick, James
Murray, Michael Learv, G w Anderson, !
Henry Clifton. FL w Night, B F Lodge.
n Darrah. James Irwin, Nelse White, Ed {
N elson. A KALI. Michael HALEY. w A
Hutchinson, VIM p Fry, John Oamans,
Pat Sheridan, James Mckay, Pat Dempsy
J e Saunders. d Holden, George Keim,
George McManus, Charles Marcus, VIM
Stewart, Ed Allen, w Blackman, Jacob .
Wagner, John Marsh, James Ashforth, H
] Fl Whitney, George Brooks, Geo Eldwell,
| A be Smith, L Pinney, Joseph Branstetter,
George Sittig, w Charters. w W Honton,
West, Natha niel Ritchey, G I Keys, M &
Lunev, James Mcintyre, Wilev Fox, Fred
Small. Paul Bnzzini, G Seekins. Duke
McAlister, John Keane, John Runyan.
VIM Wallace, s + Davis, Charles Thomas |
K P Plowman, Edward Maloy, Michael
/, Wallace. A Straus, j N Hall, JAS Moriarty |
IJr, w ] Evans, David Turner, E Sweet, |
Ed Marsh Thomas Rowland, Pons. q
Miner, C G Meffert, Green Martin R
Smith, Michael Keernan, Daniel Coffey,
Ed Hall, w Dooling John Ga recht, Sen.
: In the matter of the contract for
: the maintenance, care and medical
attendance Of the INDECENT sick, Idi-
d otto and Insane of Boise county for
y the ensuing year, commencing Janu-
/ airy II, 1884. A protest was filed and
J, presented to the Board demonstrating
!, against the letting of any contract
|. which would result in the hospital be-
x ing in Idaho City on account of the
r. danger liable to result from contagious
d. diseases, which protest was signed by
large number of citizens of said
% Idaho City, comprising, as the Board
90 is informed, nearly every citizen OF
90 said town, business men and heads OF
90 families, and in view of the facts
w therein setforth, and also of the ply
90 90 sician's reports for years past, Of the
6S curative properties Of the waters O
"a the Warm Springs near Idaho City
AZ and of the advantage to be derived
'o 90 by inmates of the hospital from thu
"a free use Of such waters for bathing
II purposes, which are guaranteed b.
100 the proprietor of the SAID springs, am
o w believing it to be for the best interes
80 90 of the county and those unfortunat
80 persons who are sent to the hosplta
100 1t is hereby ordered by the Boar
10y that the contract for the care, protec
], ,'o az ton and maintenance OF the lndiger
! 0O sick, idiotic and insane persons {
]. 40 Boise county, and the medical after
5.S4 dance required for them by law, b
'o' let to Frank Cooper for one year fro
, 49, and after January II, 1884, for tt
: : 81 o. sum of $4,000.
: 90 Board took recess until o'clot
600 z. NJ.
s0 CO EVENING SESSION, 7 o'clock.-Boa
al ~ met pursuant to adjournment.
3 08 1t is hereby ordered that the brid,
= = just completed, crossing Lower Squa
o.o2 creek, be received as county brld
and charge, on the report OF w.
- Coughanour, and that three warran
10 OG of $500 each, be drawn on road flu
30.49 in favor of John Smeerige, the bull
= -. 20 er of said bridge.
q "a "a In the matter of the petition of
9344 P. Linville and others, asking that
O2 80 license Of George Dunnigan
- - collect toll on the road lea
lo.o2 ing from Buena Vista Bar to
% % bridge across More creek, {
ing towards Boise City, be revoh
and declare the same a county TO
,2 10 20 1t appearing that said petition
- - "a "a filed on this day, and that said d.
ia 30 nigan has not had notice of such
1902 tition, it is hereby ordered that S
---,o petition be laid over until the n
1o-.1' regular meeting of the Board, {
that said Dunnigan be served wit
copy Of said petition and notice
.sgoinp appear and answer the same at :
ln Sassl next regular session and the costs
''o such copying notice and service t.
A. this paid by the petitioners.
OIL. Ordered by the Board that JOIN
; IL Runyan be and is hereby appoil
now Justice of the Peace for Idaho
-mor- precinct.
Ordered by the Board that