The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-02-12

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the usual contract be entered
into.
The following District Court
jurors for the year 1901 were
drawn
Chas. H. Poppy, John Sheri-
dan, Thos. Gordon, Geo. Pitzer,
Harry Burns, Albert Small, Jas.
g. Marker, Elias Papworth,
Thaddeus Draper, James Smith,
Matthew Hughes, Oscar Owens,
Riley Call, Edwin Baker, George
Graham, Hiram Moore, William
Paul, Phillip Goss;, VIM. Larter,
Clay Vance, Jos. p. Dickey, Robt.
Davidson, Thos. Pence, David
Purdee, Robert Parsons, John
Davidson, Jas. Hunter, Horace
Baker, John Howell, Thomas
Bradshaw, John Lehman, Henry
Larter, Thos. Coward, George
Rosenkranc, John Fitzpatrick,
James McKelvey, Jas. Hanrahan,
Dan Doherty, John G. Fulmer,
Thomas Donohue, Ernest Patch
Charles Dyer, Alvin Ewing, Geo.
r. Miller, Chas. G. Davidson,
Chas. A.Anderson, Chas. Herrick
Geo. Walburn, Benjamin Muir,
David Woods. Jenkin N. Harris,
Geo. Warren, Edward Morrissey,
David Wells, John Haney, Thos.
Kehoe, Harry Hall, Daniel M
Burnett, Burt Gray, Ernest Ar
enson, VIM. A. Coomes, David
Forbes, Andrew Marker, Mac
farland Black, VIM. j. Bowen,
H. II. Knapp, VIM. Elder, Geo,
B. Baldwin, VIM. II. Oster, J.W.
Sheridan, Fred Bowman, Regin-
aid Coryell, H. l.. Warren, Silas
A. Romer, David Dupont, John
Metcalf, Andrew Newman. H. A,
Mccormick. Ransom Springstead,
John Anderson, Geo. Coryell,
Samuel Vigus, Daniel Shea,
Michael Ryan, John E. Smith,
Charles Raine, Ravenal Macbeth,
VIM. Casio, Axel Olson, John w.
Faulkner, John Harvey, John
Hickey, George l.. MCGOWAN,
Llewellyn Clawson, Julian Bod
ard, w. G. Sweet, F. j. Clyde,
VIM. FL. Rankin, Frank White
sell, VIM. Grinnell, Maurice En-
mis-, Geo. w. Emery, A. D.. Sar-
gent, Ralph w. Osborn, Thomas
Ennis, Henry Duffy, Willis G..
Chambers. E. Grampp, Thomas
Chivers, r. A. Pierce, Nels G.
Jensen, A. HI. Conover, John
Cassaday, Joseph H. Horton, J..
T.. Ebberts, H. F. Powell, Robt.
Morrison, Leonard Peck. Wm.H.
Felkner, Jonathan Job, Emil j..
Kleupfer, Chas. Frost, Edgar
Huffman, Casper Mock, Henry
Bradbury, VIM. Leaton. Samuel
Trip, Alonzo f. Dodge, John p.
Spalding, George Thompson,
Enos Watson, John Stephens,
John Pushaw, Chas. Potter, Jos.
Boggs, Duncan Cameron, Thos.
j. Paul, Benjamin Metzger. VIM.
Babcock, r. N. Hull, VIM. Eddy,
A. p. Challis, Samuel Tennell,
Benjamin Borjeson, Michael Nc
Govern, VIM. H. Weller, James
Hooper, Olee Mead.
In the matter of fixing the
compensation of workmen on the
county roads. 1t is ordered that
the wages for Overseers be fixed
at 49,. so per dayton men employ
ed on the road $3.50 per day.
That 8 hours actually employed
on the county road shall consti-
tute a days work. Said $751;
per day as Overseer is intended
TO cover the use of team.
In the matter of fixing the com
pensation for Sheriff to cover the
board, clothing and lights for
prisoners confined in the county
Jail. 1t is here ordered that the
sum of One Dollar (S1. 00), be al
lowed for each day each prisoner
is confined in the county Jail.
In the matter of the assessment
of h. M. Davidson for the year
1900. 1t appearing that said
Davidson had been assessed fol-
property not owned by him, it is
ordered that said assessment and
all record thereof be stricken
from the assessment roll and de-
linquent list.
AT this time was presented
warrant No. 43, drawn April IA,
1900, on the Current Elk. Fund.
Said warrant having been adver.
tised for payment and the time
for redemption having expired
before presentation. Now, on
motion, it is ordered that the
Treasurer pay said warrant out
of any money in the Current Elk.
Fund not otherwise appropriated
Official bond of Martha Keen.
an, Supt. of Public Instruction