Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1898-02-09

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left to that newspaper in the county.
whose open bid, now before the board
is the lowest. Said motion was carried
by w L Perkins and NJ Booth voting in
the affirmative. The chairman, j III
Grimmett voting in the negative.
The open proposals on file were as
follows: For all county printing re-
quired to be done in newspaper:
Examiner, Per annum Sl20 90
The Post, : I62 IS
Nj Booth, who voted in the affirmative
then moved to reconsider said motion.
for the reason that he misunderstood the
same, and had voted in the affirmative
through mistake, thinking that the mo,
ton meant for sealed bids to be here
after submitted
Wherelpon said motion was reconsi-
cred and ii was ordered that sealed bids
be received from publishers of newspa
pers in Bear Lake county, Idaho, until
eleven o'clock IN February 18th 1893,
viz; Fer printing all publications in the
ne spaper, of every kind and nature
whatsoever for which the county il Ii
able, 50 much per linear inch of one col
unn OF solid BREWER type, for each in
sertion; for printing annual and semi
annual statements of Treasurer and
Auditor, 50 much per linear inch, same
regulations as above; for printing delin-
quent tax list, so much for each delin-
quent owner Of property, including
delinquent state, county and school tax
The following names were selected
from the poll books of the General Elec-
ton held III 1896, to constitute Jury
list for the year 1893.
& q Stock, Il N Schofield, w II Gard
ner, + J Howell, Q Crook, II II BAL
rympe, II S Rich, II Booth, G Brewer,
] n Merkley, q NJ Pugmire, J A Hunt,
S Q Arnold, W c Williamson, j c Stew
art, PugmirP, r { Rich. q ranstrnm
Jr, + Paddock, J w Long, A Madsen,
T Ward D A krogue, N Peter on, J q
Aland, " A Painter, ~ Iendum. 4
aylor, 4 findlay, q h Spencer, /! r
Shepherd, w G Cole, W G Hayward, 9
A Schmid, Il Pa sey, II Price, III Athay.
A Seegmiller Collins, Jr, II Kelsey.
W /. Rich, j w Neibaur, q Bum, "
West, G Valentine, II MargettsT In
mes, j j Humphreys, w w Rich, G
Asles, II s Moolley, Jr., ! Sleight, n
AielsaRs \ l.etHrsons d PETE q "a 4.
n wv IS McN
tinmbliQg, I3foWaa, v Nod rev II ~
ssx Atgaew
asnsBr' y Iagff
NFgwns q kahgnk Mcd
klakieg, kehnlid, . 6 Slaals q o
Nelson, D1s 14a sis. J 4 ederlund g A
Chaplin, r Nuitz, d w Davis, J Bageg,
Layland, G X Pearce. " Irwin, j.
Lewis, } Astle l. Hunter, O q
y Dalrvmple, : a Mills, S = eKfrenson,
w II Ridd, ] III Holmes, + Z Bridges, +
Dimick, J Till, J Quaylc, ] NJ Phel ps, J
y y illiams. J 4 Perkins. S ] Koeye1e,
NJ Lewis, q Hitler, NJ Weaver, 60
Anderson, W Bennett, S Humphreys ]
J Obofn, A Spar G II Priages Jr.,
Lewis Jr, & Nate, G Southworth, W j
Crockett, c L Taylor, Il S Nelson, j Jen.
nings, J 4 Dalton, ii Evans, N i Lar
son, J 4 Perkins, w ! Lindsey, Q IL
Tippetts, L + Weaver, " II Graham, q
II Lindsay. ] II Pierson. M Mourilsen,
q p Lindsay, r Iarkdall, II Lewis, j q
lIotf Jr. 4 Hayes, s Armitage, ] TIP
petts, J Dunn, ] NJ Tippet'a, w stod
lard, ] Dunn, ] Robins III, T ii Will
iams, 4 NJ Lindsay, Skinner. Il r
tilanner. Munro, NJ Rich, u q Stu
art
Ordered that this board do now al
jOGrn until Fehr'y { 1893, at 10 O'Clock
Il. ~ to, complete unfinished business
Attest j II. GRMMETr.
9. SpoNGBERG, Chairman.
Clerk
Adjourned session of the board of Co
Commissioners held February 7th7DS
The board met on said day at ten
o clock III pursuant to adjournment.
Present: j. II. Grimmett, chairman and
W Perkins and NJ Booth, commission
er4 and & Spongherg. clerk. when the
following proceedings were had, to-wit.
The minutes of the regular session
held January 10Th, 18th, 18th and 18th
were read and approved.
In the matter Of the petition OF inha-
bitants OF read district No for the ap
pointment of Geo NJ Pugnlire, oyerpeer
of said district. 1t is ordered that ssid
petition be granted and that the said
George NJ Pugmire be and is appointed
overseef of road district No. 2
The following bills were allowed and
warrants ordered drawn on the Current
Expense Fund.
A Poalsen railroad fare for indig S 3 rs
II II Sterroldt poll tax refunded 3 90
J \ Hess jurors certificate II 60
Frank Smedley guarding safe 22 80
} S Robinson, taxes overpaid
in settlement III 81
The following bills were allowed on
the special school funds to refund m9n
ey paid in excess by Robinson, as
SCISSOR and collector at the January 1895
settlement, viz
J S Robinson School dist B S!2 90
$500. s.-.........'s..= a .=.... ~ 81
''............s 3 -. -
......, ,...... ~. a6
$3.50, '......' ~. III 49,. ~
......'. =..,......... ~. $50. = "
Thp following I'LL was allowed Eul