The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-01-30

u. Reyes, CLERK.
In the matter of the petitions
of the residents of Road Dist. No.
8 for the appointment of Road
Overseer-there having been no
election. Said petitions were at
this time considered, and it was
ordered that pursuant to petition
James Jose be appointed Road
Overseer of Road Dist. No. . for
the term of one year.
1t was ordered that the petition
asking for the appointment Of ID.
Tewalt to this position be not
granted.
1t was further ordered that the
Clerk notify said Joseo of appoint
ment, and request him to furnish
q bond to be approved by this
Board, and to take the oath of
Office as required by law.
Ia the matter of the petition
to construct a new grade over
the hill first above Marshall
Crawford's. 1t was ordered that
action on said petition be delayed
till the April, 1900, meeting of
this Board.
In the matter of the request of
Carlton l. Lane, Assessor and
e -Oficio Tax Collector of Gus
ter county, to have the bond at
this time presented, given by
him, with the American Bonding
and Trust Company of Baltimore,
Md, as surety, approved, and
the bondsmen on the bond here
tofore given, released from any
liability for acts performed after
such approval. 1t is ordered
that said request be granted as
prayed for and bond approved.
Additional bond of Frank II.
Tolman, as Commissioner, with
the American Bonding and Trust
Company, as surety, presented
and approved.
Reports of Road Overseers,
Coroner, and Justice of Custer
precinct examined.
In the matter of the request
that Road Dist. No. 1 be extend
ed so as to include the road from
Goldburg, southeasterly, to the
county line. 1t is ordered that
the Road Overseer of said Dist.
No. l inspect the route for road
from Goldburg southeasterly to
the county line, over the route
commonly known as the "Cut
Off," and il said road can be put
in a good condition for travel by
expanding not more than z days
labor, he is authorized to do z
days work on said road, but not
more; and he is directed that
such inspection and work shall
not be done before the time the
frost is out of the ground; and he
shall report to this Board at the
first meeting after such inspec-
ton.
JAN. 9th.-At this time was
considered the bids submitted
for newspaper printing for the
year 1900, and on being opened
were found to be as follows
LIST, M. M. Sweet proposed to
do the printing as per advertise
ment for $550.00.
Or
End, He would do the printing
as per notice Except that the
county shall furnish all election
tickets, Cards of instruction, and
sample tickets for any general or
special election at it's own cost
and expense), for the sum of
$4,000.
1t was ordered that the End
proposition be accepted.
AT this time was presented
warrant No. 118 drawn on Road
Fund July II, 1893, the same
having been advertised for pay
ment and time having expired
before presentation. 1t is order
ed that same be paid out of any
money in the Redemption Fund
not otherwise appropriated.
And now was considered the
bids for the care of the INDECENT
sick and otherwise dependent
poor of Custer county heretofore
invited. Said bids we're opened
and found to be as follows =:
Jas. Monroe proposed to care
for county poor for 81, 800.
S. L. Rogers proposed to fur
nish board, clothing, beds, bed
ding, fuel, lights and hospital
building for $50 per month per
patient.
To furnish medical attendance.
medicines, surgical treatment
and appliances for county pat.
tents and those confined In the
county Jail for $50 per month.
To decently and properly inter
those that die in the hospital for
800 each. To furnish nurse when
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