Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-01-26
County Commissioners.

A'N''4N ~ SOii llISSlOHtTS re-
convened on Monday, 23d, pursu-
ant to adjournment-H Holland and
Stantield present.
A contract was let to Geo. Smith
to repair and fill courthouse side
walk with gravel, for $1,000.
County hospital contract to nurse
and maintain sick and INDECENT,
was let to c. H. Rinehart for S7t2
per year.
Contract to furnish medical at
tendance and medicines to sick in
digents was let to DR.. J. w. Nieu-
kirk for $3.50 per year.
The road polltax was fixed at So.
Assessors fees were fixed at a per
cent for collection of property tax
and Is per cent for per capita tax.
The clerk was ordered to cause to
be printed and published 10 no.
tees to extinguish campfres before
breaking camp, under penalty Of
law.
Claim OF Harry Horake, 1925,
japanese interpreter in felony case
in Probate court, was allowed.
One hundred and fifty names
from the different precincts from
which to select jurors for the dis
trict court were taken from the last
election registrars as follows: At
lanta 10, Rocky Bar Is, Junction
Bar 3, Pine 8, Little Camas u,
Cold Springs s, Mayfeld 7, Neal
10, Mountain Home AZ, Glenn's
Ferry 30.
Tuesday-M Matter of bridge on
South Boise river, near Pine, was
laid over, owing to the absence of
Commissioner Griffith.
Mrs. NJ. J. Beerby, for medical
attendance, board and nursing Of
indigents was allowed $500.
A. NJ. Sinnott, mileage as county
attorney to Boise in Bilyeu habeas
corpus case, allowed 800.
1t was ordered that the house Of
c. II. Rinehart be designated as the
county hospital and that Dr. J. W.
Nieukirk be appointed county ply
stefan Of Gilmore county.
Bill of r. P. Chattin and A. G..
Smith of 1902 40 for labor and ma
terial for South Boise river bridge
at Pine Grove was laid over to the
April session.
Bids for county printing were
taken up as follows: q. NJ. Payne,
$500 per year, to include all print
ing, advertising and stationery as
heretofore; G. e. Simpson, 2 years
for 81 900, to include all printing,
stationery and advertising, includ-
ing postal cards for assessor in adj
dition to the printing The matter
was laid over for consideration.
The purchasing agent was di
rected to fit the Easley house, re-
Gently purchased, into suitable Of
fees for the use of the counsy at
torney, school superintendent and
surveyor, and provide same with
necessary furniture, stationery, etc. !;
also to partition off the assessors
office for the probate judges cham
bers, and to procure necessary fur
niture and equipments for the dis
trict judges chambers in the room
now occupied by probate judge.
Wednesday, Ordered that uneX-
pended moneys belonging to the
road fund be transferred to the
bridge fund of 1898.
Petition Of George p Hall and
others read, praying that the road
from Mountain Home to Garnet
postofIice, now travelled over as a
U. S, mail route, be accepted and
declared a public highway. w. C.
HOWE and G. +. Corker appeared
in behalf Of petition. w. A. Rey-
nolds, r. A. Easley, G. E. Corkel
and w. j. Turner were sworn as
witnesses and examined. The
board then ordered that the sale
road be accepted and declared a
public highway, by advice Of the
county attorney, the same being
United States mail route. Boarc
then adjourned to 10 O'clock thh
morning.
The BULLETIN regrets to say t
its readers that, even at this lat
day, it is unable to obtain the lis
of claims allowed, etc, for publ
cation.