Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-01-22

b. +. Perkins, George w. Smith,
Onarles II. Gillette, G.. w. Perrin,
ID. +. Shepard, James Ballantyne,
David Bssye, E. B. Baird, Andrew
Hlte, H. Carter, Charles 4. Wilson.
Arthur Cunningham, E. F. Stone,
George Fenton, William Mcfarland,
William r. Schramm, Jacob Shanks,
d. IL. Ray, Louis Lick, G.. Miner,
Joseph jackson. James McDevitt, H.
Il. Clark, George Cartright, Timothy
brainard, Charles McNaughten, /. Z.
Webster, Charles Brown, P. NJ.
Bowen, G. w. Thomas, ODE Ireton,
}. M. Dill, Tharel johnson, S. J.
Pierce, S. F. Kingman, Ira Smith, r.
Van Horten, S. J. Peck, j. R. Smith,
Fred Bents, ID. H. Turner, John
Flatt, Henry McGuinness, James
Ashforth, Thomas Hopkins, John
Weaver, James Peterson, William
O'Brien, Ed. Nelson, John Gilland,
David Jones, J. N. Davis, William
Weiss, John Regan, Hans Bentson,
Patrick Dempsey, George McManis,
William E. Saunders, George Kim,
James Carr, Charles Marcus, J. J.
Frank, K. w. Jones. Jacob Phillips,
A. B. Morrell, James Curles, Edward
Maloy, James Constable, George
Bennett, Henry S. Slosser, Joseph
Hill, William Oliver, Joseph Travis,
John Suhlsen, T. S. Hart, John Cor
man, James Craig, J. L. Brooks,
Fred Small, Oliver Landrith, A. Dun
lap, Joseph Hunter, John Garrecht,
Sen, w. J. Fox, James Price, James
F. Freaner, R. Cunningham, c. w.
Huntley, w. B. Noble, War
rem Taylor, E. w. Barry.
D. Ferguson, Jas. Magee, Henry
Clifton, w. R. Byrne, l.. r. Gaiger,
Chris. Smith, G. w. Bidwell, Oliver
P. Call, John Keane, VIM. Sherman,
Adam KALI, VIM. P. Fry, Conrad
Haag, Julius Linstadt, J. J. Marsk,
John Richie, Green Martin, Heman
Jones, w. w. Hooton, Jas. Moriarty,
Jr., Nathan West, Peter Donahue,
Paul Kallenbraum, Albert Trader, E.
Burson, Henry Berry.
In compliance with an act of the
fourteenth session of the Legislature
authorizing the County Commission
ers to classify their salaries, 1t is or
dered by the Board that Boise county
be fourth class county, and the
county officers shall receive the fol-
lowing salaries, to-wit: Sheriff,
81 ,44S per annum; Jailor, So per
day; Probate Judge, s400 per an
mum; Treasurer, S400 per annum;
Clerk of District Court, s400 per an
mum; Superintendent of Schools,
$3.50 per annum.
Ordered by the Board that the
Sheriff vacate his present office and
hereafter occupy the Probate Judges
office in the Court House and that
the office now occupied by the Sheriff
be used hereafter as an office for the
Probate Jadge.
Ordered that the Assessors per
centage shall be per cent on prop
erty tax and 13 on all per capita tax.
Ordered that an order be drawn
oD the School fund in favor of J. A.
Lippincott for organizing and exam
ining FIVE schools, and for stationery,
s44.50.
c. S. Kingsley, school examiner,
Sl4.
Ordered by the Board that the
Sheriff, c. G. Havird, will see that
the prisoners in the county Jail
keep themselves neat and clean, and
see that they wash themselves
and their clothing, and order
ed that the Chairman of the
Board is to see that the order is car
ried out.
Ordered that the Chairman of the
Board (Mr. Charles Mann) and the
District Attorney be authorized to
receive the yearly report of the Audi
tor as regards the financial condition
of the county and have the same
published.
Ordered that the Board do now
adjourn sine die.
CHARLES MANN,
WM. WARNER, Ch. Bd. Co. Com.
Clerk.