Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-04-18

public auction to the highest bidder for cash the
Following PROPERTY decided 20 Elmore County and not
fedeemed at time Of sale: Gold Bell Lode 20 acres
nsrn Lode 20 acres Extension Lode 90 acres Black.
smith shop and Assay office, former owners Bona.
parte Consolidated Gold Mining Co Said sale will
take place at O'Clock p. m "Wednesday April TO-
yol IN front Of Court House door in Mountain Home
ldAho The Board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids BY order OF the Board
W. L. THURMAN,
Chairman"
Pursuant to the foregoing notice the chairman of
the Board of County Commissioners did offer for sale
IN 'front.' OF the court house at O'Clock D. M weenes-
daS, aprli ~ 1901, the property of the Bonaparte
Consolidated Mining Co. az set forth in the notice
OF advertisement above which was then aud there
duly read.
a NJ. snnott and L. H. Cooper each bidding on
said property, the bids starting at $780, and ending
at slsol. A. ~ sinnott being the highest and hest
offered.
Notice Of the said bid Of A. NJ sinnott being buly
given and then and there declared three times by the
chairman OF the board the said property struck
on 70 the said A. NJ Sinnott and IL was thcreupon
oroesed that conveyance OF said property be exc
euted to said A. NJ Siunott upon the payment In law
lul money OF the sum OF SIs0l to the treasurer of
Elmore County, Idaho
The financial report Of the Auditor and Treasurer
was read accepted and approved.
The following liquor dealers applications and bonds
were read, examined and approved and the sheriff
was ordered to issue licenses for for the period
OF one year, dating from April |, 1901.
J. Ottenheimer, John Smith, W. ]. Turner, and @.
W. Burns, A. Rosenheim, Mountain Home A. An
derson, Dixie j. W. Bailey, Little Camas. Cross
man Drummond Junction Bar. @. u. Golden &
Son, O. II. Waymire, II. NJ Cook Rocky Bar
The applications of Chas- Grim and John Wrinkle
back for licenses tabled. The applications OF
Rudolph Larsen and r. d. Gorhy, of Genn's Ferry
for licenses were read and laid until Friday,
April II, and the sheriff ordered to collect an
additional 5000 from each OF said applicants in &C.
cordanee with the law governing villages where at
ne last general election next proceeding the date OF
the application for license the total for governor
exceeded one hundred and fifty votes.
April IL, 1901.
The following liquor dealers applications and bonds
were read examined and approved and the sheriff was
ordered to issue licenses for same from April l. 1901
Tor one year: Rudolph Larsen, r. D. Gorby, Glenns
Ferry
The petition Of George Smith and ten resident tax
payers asking for change in the wagon road leading
north-easterly from Mountain Home along the south
line of the north half OF the north east quarter Of
section rs township south OF range six, east and
the line between lots Il of sec. 3d. township 3,
south OF range east was read and ordered filed.
bond in the sum OF $50. having been filed and
approved for the payment Of road viewers of the pro-
posed change as set forth in the foregoing petition.
IL was thereupon ordered: That Frank Boyd, L.
L Wilcox and S. @. Rhoades be and they are hereby
viewers OF the proposed change in the
wagon road leading north -easterly from Mountain
Home as set forth in the petition of George Smith
and others filed today and the viewers are requested
to report on or before May IL, 1901
ORDERED: That all applications for liquor license
must he filed With the auditor of Elmore County
one day prior to the session at which it is asked to
be heard and that said applications must be accom-
panied by the receipt Of the sheriff showing that the
money has been paid in for said licenses.
In the matter Of the applications OF John Winkle-
back OF Rocky Bar and Chas. Grimm of Pine for
liquor dealers licenses; the were rejected for
the reason that remittance accompanied said appi
cations and the sheriff is hereby ordered to close said
saloons forthwith.
The minutes being read and approx ed the Board
thereupon djourned sine die.
A. q. SMITH, W. l.. THrRNAN,
Clerk. Chairman.