The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-01-28
The Great Economists" have
Closed Their Convention
The Bulk of the business
is Transacted During
the Last EOuI. Days
of the Session.
WEDNESDAY, 10Th.

Inc honorable DOaru met pursuant
to adjournment of yesterday (Tues-
day, 19th), with all present, when
the following proceedings were had:
The bill of r. e. Lockwood
0S160.75) for printing was reduced to
So. 90, which amount was allowed on
the current expense fund, under the
contract with the Leader Publishing
Co.
The application of Geo. Hill to
become a county charge. Granted.
The bill of j. B. Beardsley, for
care of Geo. Hill eleven weeks at S12
per week, $132, was reduced to $40
per week, eleven weeks, $110, which
amount was allowed.
Bill of j. r. Numbers, medical at
tendance on Geo. Hill and Cartwright,
allowed on current expense fund,
S155.25.
Bill of II. Haas, clothing, etc, for
Geo. Hill, allowed on current expense
fund, s2s. 80.
Bill of G. NJ. Waterhouse, medi-
cine for Geo. Hill, allowed, 1920.
Bill of Jenney & Numbers, medi-
cine for Geo. Hill, allowed s52,75.
Bill of S. r. Denney, fees, allowed
from state fund, 1888. 4S.
Bill of s. R. Denney, fees, allowed
from current expense fund, $57 65.
Bill of S. R. Denney, fees, allowed
from school district No. 5, $115.
Bill of 7. NJ. Jeffreys, general
school fund, examination, allowed,
5000.
Bill of D. j. Richardson, general
school fund, examination, allowed,
5000.
Bill of Lem Williams, bridge fund,
lumber, allowed, $S110.
On motion, board adjourned unit
tomorrow.
THURSDAY, 21sT
Board met pursuant to adjournmen
of yesterday.
In the matter of the setttlemen
with the Probate Judge and ex-oiiicit
school superintendent, it was held by
the board that the per cent. or com
mission received by such officer fo
the apportionment of the schoo
moneys applies to make up the mini
mum of compensation of such officer
The bills of n. M. Honthorn wer'
then allowed and adjusted upon th'
above basis, on the current expens,
fund, s194.33.
The following bills were considered
and allowed:
l. F. Smith, per cent. on state none.
on state fund, S242. 50.
7. II. Pence, per cent on state Ii
cense, on state fund, 1904.
VIM. Stacy, labor on road distrlc
No. 3, on road fund, $7200.
j. T. Hallenbeak, labor on road dis
hict No. II, road fund, $25.00
The bond of S. NJ. Percifeld, retail
liquor dealer, was approved and Ii
cense granted, class 20.
The official bond of 7. H. Manning
justice of the peace for Mineral pre-
cinct, was approved.
Bill of Frank Freleigh, taking deE
osition in justice court, Meadows pre-
cinct, allowed on current expens
fund, $17.OO.
The petition of j. j. Coakley an
others to have road from Monro
, creek to Watlington addition declare
a county road, was granted.
The bond of petitioners to hay
viewers appointed to view out an
estimate cost of road from Var
Springs to Mineral was accepted an
: approved.
The claims Of the following PEE
sons were considered and not allowed
i. f. Smith, Peter Karleskint, Jamt
RUBEN, Thos, Sherwood, Walt,
: White, J. i. e. Gerlsin, Gilbert Coco
man, Il, r. Kregbaum, L. S Morton
Chas. Meyers, Andrew Mitchell, EC
Goodman, c. r. White, Harvey Boy
man, Samuel Mitchell, G. b. White
5 Stan Lewis, Thos. b. Snyder, Edwar
r. Whitten, Geo. II. Reed, John A
Whitson, H. V. Clymcr, E. 2. How