The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-02-14

regular session. Present
Frank Tolman, 1st District.
Samuel Leigh, End {"
Thomas Mollart, Bird {"
Geo. e. Reyes, Clerk.
And at this time the said above
mentioned Commissioners having
each taken the official oath be-
fore Recorder of this, Custer
county, said Board proceeded to
elect chairman. On motion it
was ordered that Thomas Mollart
serve as permanent chairman of
this Board.
The official bonds of Thomas
Mollart, Samuel Leigh, Frank
Tolman as Commissioners, Carl
ton /. Lane as Assessor; Donald
son Rowles as Sheriff; Margaret
Keenan, as School Superintend-
ent; Jesse G.. Finnell as Probate
Judge; Leon e. Calhoun as
County Attorney; Joseph T.. Eb-
berts as Coroner, examined and
approved. And said Carlton I.
Lane, Donaldson Rowles, Marg-
aret keenan,, Jesse G.. Finnell,
Leon II. Calhoun and Joseph l..
Ebberts having each taken and
subscribed to the official oath be-
fore the chairman of the Board
of County Commissioners, each
of said officers is hereby declared
to be duly qualified to assume
the duties of the Office to which
he or she is elected.
In the matter of fixing the
amounts of the bonds of Treas
urer and Clerk of District Court.
LIT is hereby ordered that the
bond of Treasurer be fixed at
$25, 900 and the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court at SO, 900.
10th.
AT this time the bids hereto
fore filed for the care of the in
digent sick and otherwise Deepen
dent poor of Custer county for
the ensuing year, as per printed
notice, We're opened and found
to be as follows
J. s. Meyer, M D., proposed to fulnlI
printed specifications for ......... $1,000 on
Jas. Monroe, M d., proposed to fulhll
printed specifications for ......... ss76 90
Il. L. Rogers, M. D.. proposed to fulfill
printed specifications for.......... $500 90
Mrs. Maggie Jose proposed to fulnli
printed specifications for ....,4. $3.50 90
AIRS. Maggie Jose, proposed 10 care for all
county charges at tho rate OF sI.00 per day
for each and every day each county charge
Is In care OF the county.
1t was on motion ordered that
final determination of said mat
ter be postponed for future con
sideration.
In the matter of the county
printing for the ensuing year
One bid having been filed as per
printed notice for proposals, it
was at this time opened and
found to be as follows
r. A. Pierce proposed to fulfill
specifications for $500.
On motion 1t was ordered that
consideration of this matter be
postponed to o future time.
1t was moved and seconded
that the bid of Jas. Monroe, M.
d., for the care of the INDECENT
sick and otherwise dependent
poor Of Custer county be reject
ed. Motion carried.
Moved and seconded that the
bid of ). l.. Rogers, M. d., for
the care of the INDECENT sick and
otherwise dependent poor of Gus
tor county be rejected. Motion
lost.
On motion 1T was ordered that
the bid of s. l.. Rogers, M. d.,
for the care of the INDECENT sick
and otherwise dependent poor of
Custer county be accepted. All
other bids ordered rejected.
AT this time appeared John
Mock, the duly elected Road Ov-
erseerof Road Dist. No. 1, of
Custer county, and presented to
this Board his official bond, which |
was duly examined and approx
ed; and after said Mock had talk
en- and subscribed to the official
oath as Road Overseer, it is or
dered that said Mock is duly
qualified as Road Overseer of
Road Dist. No. /. of Custer coun-
ty, Idaho.
The official bond of A. M. Fis-
cher, as Justice of the peace of
Clayton precinct, examined and
approved; and it is ordered that
said Fischer be declared qualifi-
ed to enter upon the duties of
justice OF the peace of Clayton
precinct.
18th.
In the matter of the repair of
the Watson bridge. The bids
heretofore filed were at this time
opened and found to be