Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-04-19
P1OCEEDlNGs or rnE noaar
OF COUNTY COMMInsIONERa

IDAHO CRY, Idaho, April IL, 1892.
"A petition for voting precinct at
High valley was granted.
). F. Seward, overseer Of Road
District No. !, presented bill amount
ing to >68. The Board allowed asa
and withheld so for further consid.
Grafton, for the following reasons:
That according to their view Of the
matter Of acting - road overseer the
pay IS per day and not by contract.
Adjourned to meet 1t the usual
time.
April 13.-Board met pursuant to
adjournment. Members all present,
and allowance Of bills on the differ
ent funds continued.
Hospital bill of G. c. Meffert,
amounting to $11, disallowed, the
Board not considering the same 4
lawful charge against the county. See
Section 2l76, Revised Statutes.
Hospital bill of Joe Ponsia, amount
ing to $25; s14 disalIowed, IS al
lowed and $3 held for further consid-
Grafton.
A petition for the appointment of
q FIRE guard by the citizens Of Idaho
City was granted by the Board and
the following named persons were
appointed to act as Ere guards, to-
wit: John Shanahan, Walter Gal
breath, Charles Marcus.
The quarterly report of George
Tucker, road overseer District No. 2,
and John H. Sullivan, overseer of
Dist. No. l, was examined and ap-
proved.
The contract of Geo. Z. Camp to
construct the east half of the road
from Garden valley to Round valley
was accepted by the Board and the
bond for the construction Of the same
was examined and approved.
On motion, adjourned to meet to-
morrow at 9 o'clock A. NJ.
April 14.--Board met pursuant to
adjournment. Members all present
The bonds of the following named
persons for the sale of intoxicating IL
quors were examined and approved:
NJ. G. Luney & Son, Mckay & Nc
Lean, Frank Miller, Frank Cooper
John Veasey, Thomas Graney. James
Mckay s. D. N. Higgins.
The Chairman of the Board re.
ported that the Board had examined
the county buildings and the hospita
and found them all in good condi
ton except the Office of the Dis
trict Judge, which is In need of re
pair. The hospital was found clear
ank well kept and patieats we'll carec
for.
Ordered by the Board that w. w
Hooton, Chairman, have the Judge
room suitably repaired.
The Board ordered that as VIM
Bacon failed to qualify as road over
seer of District No. 6, that VIM. Cra
mer be and is hereby appointed tt
fill the vacancy.
Ordered that the license for ferr,
on the Payette about one mile belo'
Marsh postoffice, now conducted b
Fauch Bros, be set at $50 per yeal
Ordered by the Board that tn
road overseer in each district sha
not be paid as road overseers onl
when they are performing the follow
, ing duties: 1st, when warning me
out to work on the road; I'd, whe
experimenting crew of men work
ing on the road; Sd, when collectin
road poll taxes. Overseers must CON
ply strictly to the law in regard
, making reports and other statement
> to Commissioners and other officer
The above to be standing notice
the WORLD for three months.
. Ordered that the Auditor give tt
: Assessor credit for six hospital IT
{ ceipts left at the Liberty mine an
!. not returned.
It Ordered that the portion OF II
e State road in Long valley, Bol
county, Idaho, be placed In Ro'
= Dist. No. 8, and E. j. Smith be a
0 thorized to examine it and order r
pairs.
Sealed proposals will be receive
" up to 10 o'clock a. NJ, July IL, lS9
T. for the purpose of constructing ce
i tain road commencing where the J
n rusalem road is completed and folio
ing blazes to the Lawyer mine, al
, then following the road down t
- West Fork to connect with the 70