The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-05-15
Commissioners Proceedings.


FRIDAY, MAY i, 1908. Board
met at 2 o'clock p. m. Commissions
ers all present.
At this time the following bonds
were approved;
w. A. Turner, road oserseer, dist, L!
Chas. Thomas, for furnishing wood to
county; Mart. Wilkins, saloon license
bond.
AT this time the following bills
were allowed:
Geo. G. Koch, assisting janitof. .,...... .S3.00
John Lyons constable fees. ...... l.D
John W. Graham. one piece Hilo plate. 5.s6
Rathdrum Mtle. Co., supplies to poor
Iarm...,... .............. ............ I'D
W. Ii. Best, work on road. bill s11 allwd.. 900
j. s. Miller, work on road. ................ 900
A. +. MARROW, driving 55 pillng and
clearing DRIFT. .......................... DA.4U
st. Maries Livery & Stage line, team
hire. ire......................... 1000
A petition being on ale for the ap-
pointment OF JOS. II, Snyder for con-
stable of Athol precinct, and the
board being fully advised in the pre-
misses, it was, therefore, ordered that
the said Jos. II. Snyder be appointed
as such constable and that he be re-
quired to give q good and sufficient
bond for the faithful performance OF
the said duties.
A petition being on file from the
taxpayers Of district 81 for the apl
pointment OF John Flewelling for
overseer, and the board being fully
advised In the premises, 1t was ORDER
ed that the said John Flewelling be-
appointed as such overseer, and that
he be required to give good and suf-
iicient bond in the sum of $500 fof
the faithful performance of the said
duties.
A petition being on file for the ap-
pointment OF G. b. Ball as overseer of
road district No. Is, and the board be-
Ing fully advised in the premises, it
was, therefore, ordered that tho said
G. b. Ball be appointed as such over
seer, and that he be required to give
good and sufficient bond In the SUM
Of 5000 for the faithful performance
Of the said duties.
A petition being on file for the ap-
pointment of w. w. Ferrell for over
seer Of district %, and the board be-
ing fully advised in the premises, IT
was, therefore, ordered that the said
w; w. Ferrell be appointed as such
oyerseer, and that he be required to
give good and sufficient bond In this
sum of $500 for the faithful perfof-
nance of the SAID duties.
The board adjourned until SaturE
day, May 2, 1908, at $3.50 a. m.
SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1903
Board met at $40 a. M. Commission
ers all present.
The following official bonds were
after dne consideration accepted:
j. f. Yost, county printing; Adolph
Schroeder, justice of the peace of San
ia precinct; Jas. Graham, road over
seer district No. 3S.
The following saloon license bonds
were accepted;
Thomas Cleland, Standpoint; Peter
Ryan, Hope.
At this time the bill Of Cooper s.
Dittemore for team hire in the sum
of $3 was allowed,
The bond of the Washington Wat
er Power company for the franchise
as granted at the regular meeting of
July, 1902, was at this time taken up
and after due consideration approved. !.
At this time the board adjourned
until Tuesday, May 9TH. at 10 o'clock
a, IN.
TUESDAY, May 5th,-Board met
at 10 a. m. Commissioners present.
A. A. Merritt and Alex Quirie, A. A.
Merritt acting as temporary chairman
The following bills were allowed. i.
J N Shields, repairing ferry........ ....S S
Shaw Borden, sup for auditor ....... 90 15
| Rocky Mt Bl Tlph use Of telephone or 61 Os
Jos Poriier repairs ON poor house. ....... IL 25
| w y Looch, work on road ........... $50
Jas Rouk, sup for dist Is. ...t...... 16 %
W Hart, sup for poor farm. .......... As 20
j L Scott printing first quarter. 307
| Afternoon Session, n,-Commissioners
present, Joseph Fisher, A. A. Mer-
ritt and Alex Qurie.
At this time the bids for running
the ferries at Seneaquoteen and Bon
ners Ferry were opened as follows:
For running the ferry at Bonncrs
Ferry: M. Bruce, 5000 per year; Jno.
A. Wales, $3.50 per year; B F. Grace
5000 per year; G.. w. Dawson $595
per year; G. S. Hutchfng, $40 per
month and It. w. Mills, $45 per
month. For ScneaQuoteen ferry: NJ.
O. Markham ST5 npr month Wp, n