The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-02-09

bQnhfi On SAID ROAD making the road Y fees
wide digging drain ditch between road and
bank and making e~ulyerts TO carry OF water.
Slop.ng tie bank at Al angle Of $ degrees
Or,
2nd-To build a road over the present road
commencing said road a. the dam across the
creek near the old woods ranch. running
thence above the high grade beyond the
springs and re-entering the present road 81 the
first square tim Ia said road soata Of the
tunnel on the present road Said new road 10
be II feet IN the solid Al banks 70 - a. =
slope Of a. lszst 4 inches to each foot "A RISE
Bidders are requested TO consult VIII Com
rnissioaers IeGOwan or Trelozr for specific
requirements IN sad work
All bids must Be sealed and marked Pro
posals for work u Bzyhorse grade Filed
with he Auditor On or before April L 1s7.
The Beard reserves the right 70 reject s1z
and AL BIDS
By order q the Board Of County CofnrnIssloa-
err GEO. z KEYE8 Clerk
Auditors report examined and
approved
In matter of accounts acted on
(see Book ..I' of Minutes Of Ac-
counts Allowed pages f37-136).
JAN ~
Reports of Treasurer. Assessor
and Tax Collector, Clerk of Dist.
Court, Auditor and Recorder
examined and approved.
In the matter of accounts act
ed on this day (see Book -I'' Of
Minutes OF Accounts Allowed,
pages 137-138-139.1
In the matter of the compensa-
ton for a senior deputy sheriff
for the year 1897, it was ordered
that the amount of $500 be allow
ed for the compensation of a
senior deputy sheriff for the
year 1897. said amount to be
paid in the amount OF SIS at each
Of the regular meetings of the
Board IN April, July and Octob-
er. 1897, and January, 1898.
AT this time appeared L H
Johnston for J. 3. Morrow and
asked that the special school tax
levied against the property of
said J. B. Morrow in District No.
6, be RENTED, on the ground
that it was a tax on personal
property that should have been
collected when assessment was
made. That there is no other
other property of said ]. B. Nor
row within said District No. 6.
That said Morrow had no knowl-
edge of such a levy before the
meeting of the Board of Equal
ization, and therefore had no
privilege of ''having his day IN
court before Board of Equaliza-
ton to object to such tax. This
matter taken under advisement-
In the matter of county print
ing for the year 1897. it was or
Gered that such contract be
awarded TO r. A. Pierce for the
sum of 500 per annum.
! JAN. 81.
In the matter of the bridge
contract awarded TO A NJ. Viii
son. At this time appeared said
Wilson and presented his bond
for the faithful performance of
such work which said bond was
accepted, and said contracts were
signed in open session
And it appearing that the small
bridge across the slough north of
l WatSon's bridge was in need Of
repair. 1t was ordered that said
A. NJ. Wilson be employed 10
build two new abutments around
those now standing making new
; ones two feet higher than those
standing at present-flling with
l rock and grading the approach
es-pinning all 6mbers firmly
together. Said Wilson TO be al
lowed the sum of S55, drawn on
the Road and Bridge Fund of
, Custer county, which said
: amount said Wilson agrees 10 &C
cept as payment in full OF said
work.
In the matter OF the applica-
ton OF J.. B. Morrow to have the
: special school tax assessed
against his property in District
No. 6 RENTED, it was ordered
that application be not granted
d In the matter of accounts act
/, ed on this day (see Book ~ OF
t Minutes of Accounts Allowed,
pages 139-140.)
In the matter of the severa,
petitions for the appointment Of
a School Superintendent for Gus.
ter county. it was ordered thai
e action be deferred till April
s meeting of 1897. in the meantime
the Probate Judge is to act. he
4 having been elected to such Office
and having given bonds for the
performance of the duties ofsaiJ
/ Office.
In the matter of the appoint
ment OF a Board of Health as
( provided by ChaDter I. of Title