The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-28
s0AaD D Counrr connlsslorrrs
synspsIs d ths Prosssdlngs Of tAs Regular
Anil Maatinx.

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April, and the following IL q condensed
report OF the business transacted:
Anton S0renson was appointed jnstIct
Of the peace and II. p. Helm constabI,
for Wolf Lodge precinct.
The applications of J. W. Wiggett foI
the purchase Of the county's interest Ia
lot 8. block n, town Of Ceur d'Alene
James Graham, for lot q. block I, and
r. e. Hedal for lot 4, block 4, were con
sidered and the county auditor auditor
authorized TO make an assignment OF
the lots to the applicants on payment OF
all taxes and penalties due the county
Bids for the county printing were
opened and the contract awarded the
Silver Blade, Of Rathdrum.
The contract for furnishing the
county with wood at e225 per cord was
awarded TO James II. Cook.
The following saloon license bonds
were taken up and on motion duly sp-
proved, VIZ: George Macer, Of Granite;
Felix BeaudOin. of Harrison; Robert
Short. Of Medimont; George Roberts, Of
Harrison; Sam Billings Of Port Hill;
Jerry Lane, Guy Sheffield, and Henry
Reiniger, OF Rathdrum; Garrett Muir
ray, Of Markham; James Rafter, Z. p.
Harris and Tom McHenry, of Harrison:
A. p. Whitney. OF Porthill; John Ding
well, Of Ceuf d Alene.
The contract for the construction Of
bridge across Pack river was awarded
TO VIM. Olivar for $3.50.
Joseph Moe was appointed constable
for Harrison precinct
The petition for Adelaide Medberry
for an assignment of the couniy's In
terest in lots l, 2, 3 and 4, block IA, town
Of Eaton, WAS granted upon payment OF
all taxes
james r. Prather was appointed road
Owerseer Of district No. I6. And the
petition for the appointment of n. Z
Jeilum to succeed Stwart Walker as
eyerseer Of district No. 81. was con-
sidered and rejected.
Malcolm Bruce was granted a license
to operate ferry at Boomers Ferry.
Bonds of Charles Ulds as overseer Of
road district No 50; Jesse Dennison as
road overseer of district No. %; and J.
2. Miller as road overseer Of district No.
10, were approved. W. S. Gill was ap
pointed road oyerseer of district No 2;
+. W. Norton, of district No. 2S; II. NJ.
Goodby, of district No. 43: b. F. Bourn.
of district No. 3: Joseph Martin, of
district No. II; W. S. Cole, of district
No. 5.
In compliance with former order of
the board, Ex.Auditor Bragaw ap-
peared and explained his position re-
garding the missing cash books from
the auditors office. He denied that he
had kept any cash books, other than the
auditors journal. claiming that he kept
a memorandum of fees, and that his
report of fees collected included alb
stracts, acknowledgements and certified
copies. as well as all other fees Of the
Office Of county recorder, auditor and
clerk of the district court and clerk Of
the county commissioners, whereupon
the board adopted the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved. That in order to ascertain
the exact amount Of receipts collected
as fees by the auditor. recorder, clerk of
the district court and clerk of the board
Of county commissioners for the year
1895 and the particular source from
which said fees were derived, the au
ditor il hereby instructed TO have as
complete list as possible made from
the books in his Office and submit the
same to this board.
After passing the above resolution
the board took the following action re
Garding the exporting of the county
records:
In the matter of the order heretofore
made at the January meeting of this
board requesting that Ex-Auditor r. :
Bragaw produce the cash books of tie
Office and the said r. 5. Bragaw having
at his own request appeared on the 18th
inst. and on the said date the board
having made an order directing the au
ditor to have made, as near as possible,
as shown by the books now in the office.
list OF fees received for the year 1898,
as such auditor, recorder, clerk district
court and clerk board Of county CON-
miSSioners. 1t is therefore ordered that
the consideration of the matter Of ex.
porting the books be laid over until such
time as the auditor shall have made
report on the matter of fees collected
for the year 1895.
a petition asking for the transfer of
sections 4, and G, in township 80 north,
range 4 W. b. NJ, from school district
No. l, and annexing said sections TO
school district No. Al. was on recon.
mendation of county superintendent
rejected.
A petition to transfer territory from
school district No. to school district
No. 20 as follows: The southeast quar-
ter Of section 4. in township %. range 1
". b. NJ, from school district No. 6.
and Snnexing said territory TO school
district No. %, was, on Recommendation
of County Superintendent Van Duzer.
approved,
A petition for the formation OF a new
school district from territory row in
snl,orl 1,sfrsnRe N.e . an1 m ,s F,,Ito,,-s.