Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-08-28

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than the old one. The bids will be
received with or without the ap-
proaches and abutments. Ssperate
bids will be received for the con-
struction Of the approaches and abut-
ments, the timber and lumber to be
used in each Of said bridges shall be
red fir, and the roadways Of each Of
said bridges shall be twelve feet wide.
The bridges to be completed on or
before January /, 1892.
For the purpose of bonding the
county indebtedness and contracting
the aforesaid bridges the Board will
meet on the first Monday of October.
Adjourned to that date.
IDAHO CRY, Aug. "a, 1891.-The
road leading from the Falls in town
ship IA, range 3 east, and running in
a northerly direction to connect with
the State road at the lakes, was or
dered by the Board to be declared a
county road. Ordered that the road
commencing at the Crawford place at
the east side OF the Payette river and
crossing the bridge at the Falls,
thence running to Van Wyck, thence
to Dukes farm, intersecting the sec
tion line, following the said section
line running north to Tamarack
Swamps, be and is hereby declared a
county road; also thar L. Dukes be
granted until July l, 1892, to open
the said road on the line through his
farm.
Ordered that George w. Perron be
and is hereby appointed Road Super
visor for Dist. No. and Commission
er Smith is hereby empowered to ap-
prove and accept his bond.
A remonstrance from the citizens
of Long valley, viz, G. A. Webster,
Aaron Conner ct al, was taken under
consideration by the Board.
Ordered that the road running from
the northwest corner of L. Dukes
farm to the southwest corner of the
aforesaid farm, thence intersecting
the section line at the southeast cor
ner of L. Dukes farm, be declared a
county road.
AS BOARD OF Equalization.
IDAHO Cry, August "A, 1884,
This being the fourth Monday of Au-
gust the Hon. Board of County Com
missloners of Boise county met in
regular session according to law as a
Board of Equalization. Present, E.
J. Smith, Martin Cathcart, w. W.
Hooton, Chairman, and Art Cunning
ham, Clerk. Adjourned to meet to-
morrow at j o'clock P. M.
August 25th.-Board met pursuant
to adjournment, members all presen,
and proceeded to examine the assess
ment roll of 1891.
| The afternoon was employed in
examining the assessment roll, after
which the Board adjourned until to-
morrow morning.
August 26.-Board met pursuant
to adjournment, all the members
present, and continued the examina.
ton of assessment roll.
Ordered by the Board that the ap.
plcation of G. Baird for a reduction
of taxes on cattle be rejected, the
rate throughout the county being uni
form.
In the matter of an application oi
John Brown, superintendent of E. S
M. Co, to have the bullion assessed
to the company stricken from the as
sessment roll, the Board find by copy
furnished of the sale of the said bull
lion that the same amounted to the
sum of $40, 1000; that the Board con
slider the assessment valid in tha
amount. The Board ordered that the
assessment of the E. S. NJ. Co. be re
duced on bullion $4,000.
Board adjourned, to meet to
morrow at 8 o'clock A. N.
TUESDAY, 8 A. M.-Board met pur
suant to adjournment.
Ordered that the assessment of J
G. Seward, in the sum of $4,000, TO
real estate and improvements, b'
struck from the Assessors roll ant
the Assessor be ordered to place tn,
statement of w. R. Tupper on thu
assessment roll for the amount of 50,
900.
Ordered that a certain ditch taking
water from Bannock creek and con
veying water to California HILL ano
the bars on More creek, known as th
Hopper ditch, be assessed to Henr,