The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-02-07

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justice of the peace of Clayton
precinct.
In the matter of the repair Of
the Watson bridge. The bids
heretofore filed were at this time
opened and found to be
J. E. Wilkinson. proposed to do the
work for.....-. ,.,......,.......... $3.50 o.
ID. q. Mckendrick, proposed to do the
WORK Tor .-.....,.................. $3.50 o.
On motion it was ordered thai
consideration of above bids be
postponed to a future time.
AT this time it was ordered
that this Board take recess till
such time as the members of
this Board could make a personal
inspection of said Watson bridge.
And on this same day after in
speeding said Watson bridge,
this Board reconvened.
Bond of HI. ID. Baker as Road
Overseer of Road Dist. No. 2,
presented and approved; and
said Baker at this time took and
subscribed to the official oath,
and said Baker was thereupon
declared qualified to enter upon
his duties as Road Overseer of
said Road District No. 9, of Gus
ter county, Idaho.
10Th.
Bond of s. L. Rogers, M. D.,
as Hospital contractor examined
and approved.
AT this time appeared H. H.
Knapp, ex-county commissioner,
and reported that pursuant to
order of the Board Of December
81, 1898, he had made arrange
ments on behalf of Custer county
with w. e. Borah to prosecute
the claim of Custer county against
the Receiver of G. Bunting &
Co, bankers That as to com
pensation agreed upon The
amount of $3.50 in cash, or on a
basis of 10 per cent. of amount
collected if it exceeded $4,000;
and in case less than $4,000 was
collected then ~ per cent. on
amount collected. 1t was there
upon ordered that the action OF
ex-commissioner Knapp be APP
proved, and that w. e. Borah
be notified by the Clerk of the
Board that the percentage basis
be accepted.
The inquiry of r. N. Hull,
Treasurer elect, whether a Fidel-
'ity and Guaranty Company would
be accepted as bond for Treas
urer was considered, and after
consultation with county attorn
ey, 1T was ordered that said Hull
be rotitied, that. in the opinion
of this Board such bond or secur-
ity would not be legal under the
Statute.
18th.
In the matter of drawing a
jury list as provided in Section
8947, r. S., the following names
were selected
W. i. oster, e. ]. Schermerhorn,
Adam Holman, Julius Cross,
Ruben Jones, Samuel Vipus
Robt. Huffman, VIM Tremper.
Calvin Tracht, John Panen.
VIM. II. Casio Harry Rellamv
ii. ii. Knapp, Peter Mcclure,
Benz. Marshall, Mcfarland Black,
Charles Raine; John Hickey,
John Foster, George Dearden,
VIM. Bowen, Alex Kleupfer,
q. A. Pfeiner, ID. II. Pumer,
Samuel Norris, VIM. Grinnell,
August Betz, Willis Chambers,
Arthur Ferrin, Michael Donnelly,
rhomas Ennis, James Rosenberser
Frank Richardson, Henry Peterson,
Frank Grotwold, Charles Baker.
Con Hurst, John Calvin
VIM. Treloar, Alvin West
James VanCamp, VIM. Leaton.
WIN. bradbury, Jas. Il. Gayle
John Bowman, Emil Hleupfer,
Thos. Jose' Alonzo +. Dodge,
prannook r. Duny, Charles Colvin,
Elba +. Wilson, George Sewnll
Thomas Chivers, Fred Anderson.
John Pushaw, Dan. Breyer,
Axei Olson Albert Honey,
Casper Mock. Jonathan Job.
Charles Potter, Frank Nickerson,
A. g. Clemow,, Louis Mignot,
w. ID. Pierce, Otto Simon.
Henry Clark, Ed. Huffman
Samuel Trip. John Stephens. Jr..
VIM. Millick, Richard Bennetts
VIM. Elder, Rice Crane,
Claude Cochran, Chos. Matley.
Benz Borleson, Geo. Williams.
George Ellis, Edward Hunter,
Everett u. Curtis, Thos. Davis,
Girard Dtsralli, Thos. Pence
Valentine Bowers, Frank Uehren,
John Burtoa, Robt. Davidson,
Dwight Peck, E. Burstedt.
Root Parsons, Jos. Dickey
Thos- Bradshaw, George Coffran,
Bud Carmen, George Starks
John Sheridan, Joseph Boggs.
Con Sullivan. Ed Stevens
George Pitxer, John Finnegan.
John Gillian, Robert Campbell.
Michael Foley, Chas Graves
b. f. Woods. Jas Papworth.
John Dale Geor,,a Iyosfo~a