Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1897-07-30

law, and therefore will become il
legal charges against the county,
and it further appearing that there
is a deficit of several hundred dol
lars in the general road fund for
1896 for which u special levy will
need to be made this year, there
fore it is hereby ordered that all
work upon all roads of the county
be suspended, and no work at all
done upon the same until the next
regular session of this Board, and
that the clerk cause notices of this
order to be published in the county
papers, and that he also notify all
road overseers by mail of this order
and that in said published notices
and in the notifications sent to the
respective overseers the clerk state
that no bills for work done during
the third quarter of 1897 upon the
roads of Idaho county will be al
lowed.
In the matter of the contract
road in road district No hereto
fore let to John Mathison; the said
road having been not received by
the Board, it is hereby ordered
that G. A. Schleier, VIM. Hawley
and j. B. Chamberlain be, and
they are hereby appointed viewers
upon said road to examine and re-
port upon same; and it is. further
ordered that the clerk of this Board
notify said persons of their APP
pointment at once, and that the
plans and specifications, estimate
of costs and contract be enclosed
with the notice sent to G. A..
Schleier with instructions to said
Schleier to return said papers with
their report.
In the matter Of the petition of
j. S. Rhoads ct al, for the closing
of a certain street and certain al-
leys in the town Of Cottonwood;
the said petition having been laid
over from last session and having
been duly considered. it is hereby
ordered that that portion of Gar
rett street lying east of King street
in L. j. Rhoads' addition to Cot
tonwood, Idaho, and the alleys di-
viding blocks 10 and Is be, and
the same are hereby abandoned.
The resignation of Geo. D. Smith
as overseer of road district No
accepted.
The jailers report of the number
of prisoners in the county Jail ac-
cepted.
Licenses were ordered issued to
the following named retail liquor
dealers, and the bonds of those
persons which had not had bonds
filed and approved prior to this
session of the Board were also filed
and approved:
W. Won Berge, Grapgeville, with
one year bond approved at the
April 1897 session Of the Board.
Geo. X. Reed, Gpangeville, with
one year bond approved at the
January 1897 session Of the Board.
Frank McGrane, Grangeville,
with bond to run one year from
July l, 1897, with Frank f. Wyatt
and c. M. Day sureties.
Edward Hanger, Florence, with
bond to run six months from June
20 1897, with Frank McGrane and
Henry Meyer sureties.
Steinheiser, Child 4 Co., Badger
mining camp, with bond to run
one year from July !, 1897, with
w. w. Brown and Frank Nc
Crane snreties.
J. NJ. Anderson, Elk City, with
bond to run one year from July I,
1897, with Frank McGrane and
K W White sureties.
Morris Hamlin 4 CO., Floren &c
with bond to run six months from
July j, 1897, with Harry Faulk-
ner and Ed Liston sureties.
Schober & Peterson, Cottonwood,
with bond to run three months
from July l, 1897, with w. L.
Brown and A. b. Rookie sureties.
J. l.. Woodring, Cottonwood,
with bond to run three months
from May 5, 1897, with w. /.
Brown and A. b, Rookie sureties.
Geo ID aud Lynn Smith, Grange
vile, with bond to run six months
from July 8, 1897, with J. NJ. Dor
man and Patrick Toal sureties.
Bollman \ Turner, Dixie, with
bond TO run one year from June 4,
1897, with Geo X Reed and Frank
McGrane sureties.
Joseph A Wimpey, Harpster,
with bond to run one year from
Ma, 2S, 1897, withKeith w White
and Frank MeGrage sareties.
The following bills were alloWed
on the current expense fund and
the auditor ordered to draw war;
rants therefor on the said fund.
NJ Martin. assessing and COLL. =. 1857 n
J Mclean, stamps & pr ct. coll -. 81 %
The petition for the appoint
ment of A f G Babcock as over
seer Of soad district No % laid over
until next regular session of this
Board.
Jailer's quarterly report for the