The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-05-02
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The following liquor dealers
bonds were approved and licenses
ordered issued from April 1st, 1908
to April 1st, 1904:
Frank Lee, Nampa, Idaho; A.
Hinkey; Nampa, Idaho; ]. M.
Brunzell & Co., Nampa, Idaho; R.
Christensen, Caldwell, Idaho; D.
S. Brown, Caldwell, Idaho; Geo.
E. Little, Emmett, Idaho; J. G.
Smith and Co., Nampa, Idaho; J.
R. Banks, Payette, Idaho, Edward
Hamilton, Caldwell, Idaho; J. B.
| Murphy and estate of George
Hutchinson. deceased, Rilla Wack-
erhagen, executrix of said estate,
Payette; J. c. Hayes & Co., En-
nett;
=. On motion the following official
bonds were accepted and approved:
Andrew Rasmussen, constable of
Stuart precinct; H. Koelkenbeck,
Justice of the Peace of North Pay
cite precinct.
On motion it is ordered that, in
the matter of the redemption of
property which has been sold for
taxes, wherein Canyon County has
become the purchaser, the auditor
of said county is hereby authorized
and directed to allow such redemp-
ton to be made under the provisions
of Section 1854 Revised Statutes of
Idaho, for all the property sold for
the taxes of any year or years prior
to 1899.
On motion the following bills
were read and passed upon and
warrants ordered drawn on the
Current Expense fund for the
amounts allowed:
W, C. Maxey, attending smallpox pa
tients, dsallowed $33 10, allowed. $l6s q
W. H. Plat, salary and expenses County =.
Robert Mcclure, same ................... 1873 q
w. Il. Lanktree, same. ...............". 139 O
: On motion adjourned until {
o'clock a. M, April 18th, 1903.
April 18TH, 1903
= The Board of County Commits
sioners met at 9 o'clock a. m, pur
, suant to adjournment from .yester
day. All members of the Boare
, being present when the following
proceedings were had:
: The following bills were read ant
passed upon and warrants ordere'
y drawn on the current expense fl1nt
: for the amounts allowed:
G. A. Fisher, rent of house and damages
), by reason of having been used for
smallpox patients, disallowed $500
G. T. Hamill, salary and expenses AS
y SCISSOR list Or 1903. .................... 1924
4 VIM. Moot, measuring rprap at Parma
- and expenses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Il
y In the matter Of the following
bills contracted through smallpo:
q patients, it was moved by Robel
d MCGUIRE and seconded by W. II
e Platt that said bills be not allowed
upon which a vote was taken wit
Is Is the following result: w. R. Lanl
10 tree voting yes, Robert McGui1
90 voting yes and w. H. Platt votin
M no.
00 F. W. Herline, meat furnished smallpox
90 90 MOSS Mercantile Co., mdse furnished
G0 smallpox patients disalowed. .$166, IS
% c. A. Walton, attending smallpox ssop pa
90 F. s. stevens, Mdse furnished smallpox
0' j. NJ. Neal s Co., mdse furnished small snail
90 pox patients, diSallowed. ......$ 9 80
70 In the matter of the bill of v
F. Loder, M. D., for attendir
90 90 small pox patients it was moved /
90 90 W. H. Plat and seconded by Ro
so ert Mcclure that $1o5.75 be above
90 90 on said bill and SIS. so be not alloy
80 80 ed, upon which motion the followir
vote was taken; w. R. Lanktre
IS IS no; Robert Mcclure, no; w.
e Plat, yes. Whereupon it w
60 60 moved by Robert Mcclure a,
90 90 seconded by w. H. Platt tn
90 $Ioo.75 be allowed on said bill al
50 $40. so be not allowed, upon whi'
50 50 motion the following vote W
Iat taken: W. R. Lanktree, yes: Re
20 ert Mcclure, yes; W. H. Platt, r
lot Whereupon the bill was allow
for $Ioo.7s.