The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-09-18

fare and convenience and will increase
the public revenue and be Of special
benefit to the majority Of the lands
included within the boundaries Of the
said distfict,tit Is therefore ordered
thai the said petition be granted with
bcundafies as follows: Commencing
on lIoodoo Creek at the juncture Of
said creek with the north line OF Sec
tion I TIP IS N B w thence following
the west and south boundary line OF
what Is known as the HoOdoo meadow
through sec Tp 55 N 3 w and sec IL
II, IA, %, 20, 35, q, "a, 33 Tp So M
Wand sec A, 3, Is, IA, %, 26, TIP 81
N4W; thence through sec 10 and 20
TIP 81 Nav to the sec line between
sec 20 and 81 TIP 54 nav, thence due
north to the northern boundary Of
HoodBd dieado~s; thence 10 general
northern course following tha north
and east boundaries OF Hoodoo mead
ows through sec 20 and 10 Tp 54 Nav
and sec 1924, IA, II, 10, 8, Up "a M
w and sec 81, 27, 35, 2e, rs, "a, %,
"a, IL, Up 55 nav and sec Up So
Nav 10 the place OF beginning, con-
tanning approximately 1900 acres, aud
It Is further ordered that the clerk OF
the board shall give notice Of an elec-
tlon to be held at the school house Id
school district No. 28 In said drainage
district on the 18th day Of Sept. 1908,
and for the purpose OF determininE
whether the same shall be organized
under the provisions OF this act as i
drainage district of Idaho, and for the
further purpose OF choosing at such
election three commissioners who
shall be known and designated as
drainage commissioners, by publish
Ing the said notice in weekly news
paper published in the county, and
the following persons were appointed
as Officers of elections: Judges, John
f. Schroeder, Jas. Nelson; Inspector,
Paul ClagstJne; clerks, Chas. Gertum
and J. X. Merritt.
Ed Marcott, Eugene Gay and Mrs.
Jennie Miller were ordered to appear
on Sept IA and show cause why they
should not accept the respective sums
rendered for damages sustained on St.
Joe, Lofts bay and Larson roads.
The advertisement of the ClarkS
Fork and Hope road, Shivclear road
Deep Creek bridge aud West Twin
Bridge No. 4, was ordered continued.
Monday, Sept. IA, l003:- Board
met persuant to call Of special meet-s
ing at 10 a In.
The contract for constructing the
Sawyer Creek bridge wds awarded td
e. w. Dyer, whose bid of $493 was the
only bid submitted.
The bid OF 5000 by A. j. Kent to
construct the Shivelear road
was the only bid submitted and
was rejected as not reasonable.
The bid of Samuel Owen to con-.
struct the Clarks Fork aniHope road,
for $1,000 was the only bid submitted
and was rejected as excessive and un-
reasonable.
MILLER appeared and refused
to accept $50 damages for right Of
way of the Wicks road
Eugene Gay appeared and accepted
the sum Of 500 in full settlement Of
damages for right OF way of st. Joe
road.
Ed Marcott appeared and stated
that he would be damaged 500 by d
right Of way of the Larson road; this
was deemed excessive and use of the
present road was ordered continued.
The election returns for drainage
district No. were found TO be as fol-
lows: Drainage district, Yes-7 votes;
Drainage district, No-None; drain
age commissioners: G: T. Pr.ce, /
votes; Louis Ebert, votes; j. X!
Merritt, votes. Drainage district
No. was declared established.
Adjourned until Tuesday.
Tuesday, Sept. IS; TsOS:-The tar
levy for the year 1903 was fixed at the
sun OF $2.70 ON the 500 valuation as
follows:
For state purposes 5 40
State wagon road bond .OS
State deHclehcy bond .oI
Industrial school bond zoos
Current expense rs
General school fund .55
| General road fund 80
General bridge fund rs
Bond and interest fund 80
Warrant redemption fund POS