Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-04-12

Frau, hOofllAL FUND
Iau Lang ~ cooper. quarter salary hosn,1 oa,,. 49,,
''An oehiiiing. bringing patient 70 hasn ss - !, y
ordered that the Board do nov oil
!'urh until . o'clock Tuesday morn.
ing.
APRIL l, 1S89.-Pursuant to aa
lonrnment the Board met At O o,cl,.ol
a. M. All the members of the Boar
present.
Inc following bills were allowed
on the different funds:
In the matter of the bill Of r n
iuil Tor SlO0.40, the Board allowed
the sum of s5S.4o, the sum of s42 dis
allowed, the latter amount not be;no
lawful charge against the county
! IN the matter Of the bill of G. N.
dukes, Tor Justice of the Peace fees.
sl6, the sum of SO was allowed and
So disallowed.
Bill of Dryden McClintock: The
sum of s39 allowed and s12 laid over
for further consideration.
Ordered by the Board that licences
be granted to the Placerville and
Payette Wagon Road company, and
to the Idaho City and More Creek
Wagon Road, for the term of one
year, at s35 per annum, and that no
change be made in the present rates
OF toll, nor in the amounts of bonds.
The bonds to be filed with the Clerk
OF the Board before the licenses are
issued.
In the matter of the petition of
the citizens of Van Wyck to the
Board of Commissioners, to have
Boise county accept the Long Valley
and Squaw Creek road as county
charge, the same being described as
follows, to-wit: Commencing at a
point on the Ola and Horseshoe Bend
road, near Mr.. Halls ranch on Upper
|Squaw creek; thence following said
|Squaw Creek and Long Valley wag-
on road by Mr.. Hite's place; thence
following said road as near as posi-
BILE to the foot of Round Valley hill
lin Round valley. Ordered by the
Board that the petition be granted,
and the district shall be known as
Road Dist. No. 8, and bids for keep
ing the same IN repair will be re-
ceived at the July meeting of the
Board.
Ordered by the Board, in regard to
the two petitions from Long valley,
asking the Board to appoint viewers
to lay out two roads in the said val
ley, that they report at the July meet
ing of the Board; also when the same
roads are in good travelling repair to
have them declared county highways
Petition granted and J. S. Horner
John D. Hass and w. J. Blankinshir
appointed viewers. Bond accompa-
nying petition is hereby accepted.
Ordered by the Board that coun-
ty officers shall not purchase any fur
niture for their offices without the
consent of the Chairman of the Board
Ordered by the Board that the Sc
ries of school books adopted by the
Board of County Commissioners at
the April meeting, 1885, be and is
hereby adopted for the term of four
years, subject to the proviso in the
contract: Should Idaho Territory
become a State and a universal Sc
ries be adopted by the State, then
this contract shall be null and void
from that date.
The petition of the residents OF
Jackass Basin for a school district is
rejected, the same not being proper
= ly presented.
The balance due j. A. Lippincott
on bill presented at the January meet
ing of the Board, for examing schools,
$40, allowed.
The report of the committee ap-
pointed to examine the county books
was examined and approved.
In the matter of the petition of 5
Laffingwel, J. w. Barnes, w. q
Blankinship, NJ. |. I. Prescott, W.
Fairbank, d. Masters and c. l.. Bar
ker, for a school district in Upper
Long valley: Ordered that the petl'
ton be granted, and district be known
as No 1S. the district to be bounded
and described as follows, to-wlt'
Commencing at the Warm Springs or
the head of Gold Fork river, then
running down the river to the moutt
of Pavette river, then west to the
summit of the mountain, then nortf
to the Payette Lake, thence in ar