The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-08-15

and ordered paid out of money not
otherwise appropriated:
Road Warrant No. 3S, Oct. 1903; Road
Warrant No. 26, Oct. 1904; Road War
rants Nos. "a and 55, Jan. 1904; and
the following Current Expense war
rants, designated by number and date:
1893, Jan. 1904; 277, 275, 248, 294, Oct.
1899; BIT, 31S, 30l, 1856, Oct. 1904; 319,
1913, 900, 337, 467, Jan. 1908; 1856, Jan.
1904; %, AIT, 418, Feb. 1903; 459, Feb.
1903; 321, Jan. 1904; Sc, Jan. 1898; 800,
1872, 342 and BIC, Oct. 1904.
Whereupon the Board adjourned to
July %, 1905.
July %, 1905.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, all members being present. The
following business was transacted:
New bonds of w. L. Ward and G. W.
Elliott as County Commissioners were
examined and approved.
The following liquor dealers bonds
were examined and approved: George
e. Butler, Chas. Crossman, Frank jack
son, and Weaver & Williams.
In response to petition signed by
a large number of citizens requesting
the installing of a water system, for ir-
rigation, on the Court House yard, the
Board ordered a gasoline engine and
pump, to be paid for at the next reg
ular meeting
The claim of J. D. Gray for $3.50 for
Bailiff services was reconsidered and
allowed upon payment of delinquent
taxes.
Dan w. Shelter, as Auditor, is desig-
mated as Purchasing Agent for the
Board, during its recesses. All bills
against the County not endorsed by
the Board, one of it's members, or the
Purchasing Agent, will not be allowed.
Permission was granted Anderson &
Baker to construct, at their own ex-
pense, a wagon road, for the use of the
public generally, from the intersection
of Sections ~, %, 33 and 81 in Town
ship 2 n, r. 9 E., to the County road
leading from Smiths Prairie to Pine.
The taxes against John Blacks prop
erty for 1904 and A. J. Harris lots in
Block 9. Mt Home, are not legal claims,
on account of the County having deed
ed both properties; the same are can
celled.
The claim of $42 presented by w. D..
Reynolds for premium is ordered held
until the Company in fact owning said
claim reimburse the County on $50
shortage of the former Auditor, whom
said Company had bonded.
Tho AI11itnp Dr6prpd fO draw a
warrant for $50 for the use Of the
County Superintendent for Institute
purposes, as provided for by law.
The taxes for the year 1904, on D. w.
Bicknells property at Glenn's Ferry,
are cancelled on account of double
assessment.
The Board adjourned to meet July
81, 1905.
July 81, 1905.
The Board of Commissioners met in
accordance with their previous ad-
iournment, Members W. L. Ward and
John Pence being present. The fol-
lowing business was transacted:
The claim of Frank Boyd, for SER
vices as quarantine officer for $4,000,
was reconsidered and ordered paid.
After careful consideration, the
Board decided, in accordance with a
petition presented, to build a bridge
across the Boise river at Pine. The
Auditor is ordered to advertise for
bids, upon the filing of the plans and
specifications.
Upon application of Henry MANI,
and others, the Board relinquishes the
County's claim for penalties against
the Town Site of Min Home, included
in the delinquent taxes, for the past
four years, on the provision that said
parties pay their taxes with seven per
cent interest within reasonable time.
Upon sufficient showing the Board
granted the County Auditor permits
sion to leave the State and County for
period not to exceed sixty days.
Whereupon the Board adjourned
sine die.
w. L. WARD, Chairman.
JOHN PENCE.
Attest.