Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-07-20

iiuns Alr. Montan l. n CO, t-.nd~d that
wen II the warrants allowed Me.srs.
F"r-nre, Weber and AK. were
l. gal ia ever. other particular, these
gentlemen had 20 rigit to comp.
he taxpayers to ray interest on
money which they The Commission.
-r. had no. earned.
h. same with regard t, tho war
rant SLOWED Leon Fu'd.
Regarding the llth allegation Mr..
Waters had some equity on his side
But his warrant was illegal h cxus.. The
n'ni>s,nnrrs must take cafe of the
i"iis' nj either 1t the hospital or 1t
p-'vat- honte-. But they ala not
do it IL both ways. rh- r.ason for
the l-vsl ,nh,sltio, is Obvious.
As t" tn. 18th alIrea'im Mr.. Mon.
t.ndon .aii tina, Mr SAWYER had
never been p,'oi' t d d.pu'y sheriff
Y the TO miniss,onrrs until very re :
gently, aud after The warrant referred
to hxd been issu i.
So with thu l3'h AID 14th allera>
lions, xhou, Deputy Recorder Fuid
aud u put. Clerk John.
The 10Th ai!eva,ion-the allowance
of $3.50 t" MIR Parsons Ms counsel for
s,'nr quarter ,at- not sp. ci6, d " rs
the only one /" the com, ,lxin, y .,ch
vas not positively stat d. because
'.itenra would, III case the other side
dr>,r' d il, have t. b- int,m,uced to
Prove the real Excuse tor the allow
sn"e. Pat Of II was w positively
stated Is could be.
A. t. the 18th and 18th allie.
CATIONS: On the Eth April the
b"art allowed Schuol Sup-r,n-
tendent l.-u,non to4 20 ~ sal
ary ter the quarter no spec fed
t''" +; sn- lGtn - May the l;oa,d ii
Io~sa him *5+ md no cent. Tor .
quarters sa'ar, ;" ~. cited t"e.
II WAS 'mr.'>sih,~ he could have
served two quarters ut the time.
N-i,h-r the constitution nor the
statues allow county school sut,-iin
tendcnt> aud r.h~t- judges All. sal
"rv. Their pa. i. in tees, from $500
t. $1,000 per an. UNI.
." t'- 2Uth all. CATION the con.en>
ton oI the plaintiff Is that the allow.
nnc~ Is III gal, Que oi the clsimal.s
'r. Wrh.' D. ing County Counis.
siofrr tn sum IN, owed $45-is.
h"~-vrr, 20 man that Ills woul,, not
have h'n attacked II tmr~ had tot
b. n So res oth.r illegal acts To br
qu-stl- II. q. aud Tor the sake If inrat>
,aIitv.
Mr. NJ, ntsndnn having submitted
his sLth"ilti-s, AID .,lo,htN COTS
,,udeh. Judge >torksia.e, sud ,lat
ne VT lu Ink. t. hear ,ur.h.r con.
g 1nlnR NE ,h,'d point rats. d b, Ito
L. 'e' ~, III effect that the plaintiffs
'hould have avail 81 vi their other rem.
II. ut law.
Mr. Mo"tan1on replied that h. had
'imply st.t-h tina, the cases cit, d ut
'uch lenk III by the able q. unset did
'ot apply, ANA d., not pursue that
Arguuen, iur,h,r b cxuse he dr-m-d
Il unL-ces AN. S."ce HIS tiunor
Wished II, however, H. said that ,he +
t'tsn"n, d", net apply II. cause the
acts Ca ml.lained OF arr cvrnm non
Jud'ce; they are no, v"id..l,., hat void.
h. y can therefore h- attacked culla,.
er"liy, ~ ANY body, An, ~herr. At x,v
tune. h., COMMISSIONERS having had
Il" variant III law tor the acts CON.
planned o., they arr null. aud an, hody
ca" disregard ,h,n AID il the Treas
ur~r ie'us' 10 pay The warrants issued
l" c,'n:ormi,! ~nh said ar.s, lie can
not br c"mpellrd 10 pay them.
10 make the matter CLEARER MIR.
Mon,a"don cited the foliow,n. .up.
p"s.tltl"us case: Surprising y.ur
,iunOr were t act in \ matt.I " ich
WAS hot s.nc,,oned by law, in which
YOU had u" jnr's'iictinn. Surprising
The def. nd~nt or property invuI. ed to
TAIL from being represented here.
! oar IiOnCr ISSUES M execut.un: the
property Is soda. Still the ,t.tehdat.t
nr8l~rts I" appear. Well, ali tn Sc
act- would ,e-ntt vuidxt lie. hut
Vol aud c. uld hr successfully ut
lac k..tl col Nj, RI ly AT un, M. 4 h.