The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-08-07

ty Physician, or the entire board, in
session, that each OF the m mbers of
said board are designated as the rep
resen alive of the BOARD of health
in the locality in which
said member of the board res
ides, and that such members so desig-
mated shall have full authority to take
charge all cases of infectious dis
eases, procure the services of physic-
lans when necessary, and contract all
b lis OF claims for SUPPLIES aud accom-
modations necessary to take proper
care of such cases, and at this time
Member g. W. Elliott is especially des-
ignate as member of said board to
at once supervise the care and supplies
necessary OF account of a C, Sc Of
smallpox now exis ting at Atlanta;
And it is further ordered and notice
is hereby given that unless all bills
and claims arising on account of small
poX or any 9th infectious disease
are either ord red by the noard itself,
the county physician, or the member
designated to act in the place of said
board, such bills will be promptly dis
allow d as unauthorized.
hC SCdh'y hhulGOI 10 hCl Guy W
ed to procure the ballots and all other
supplies necessary for the general ell
ecton, and also, to have prepared a
seal or election stamp according to the
70, N and character provided at this
time by the board and given 20 the
auditor privately.
1t is ordered by the board that in
view of the fact that at previous day
of this session certain road contractors
bills were disallowed for the reason
that the contracts were not being full
| filled by said contractors, and chat the
roads covered by said contracts were
in very bad condition, the County aud
tor is ordered to notify by letter all
road contractors of Elmer county,
that their contracts must be specific
as good shape as is called for by said
contracts prior TO the expiration OF
said contracs, or said roads will be
worked by special contracts and the
cost tn reof will be collected from
said road contractors and their
bondsmen, together with damages as
the county may be entitled to on their
count thereof.
Whereupon the board adjourned to
meet the fourth Monday in July, July
70, 1906 W. l.. WARD,
DAN W, SHELTER, Chairman.
Clerk.
| Mountainhome, Idaho, July %, '06
The Board of Equalization met pur-
suant to adjournment with members
W. L. Ward and John Pence present.
Upon application from Ed. M. Clark,
cashier, he stock of the Glenn's Ferry
Bank was reduced from $4,000 to $1,000
per share for the year 1906.
The Assessor is instructed to doub
assess the following improvements to-
wit: A reservoir and certain canal on
King Hill creek, belorgio to Paul
Walker, t same not having been as
sessed in 1905.
The Board of Equalization adjourn
ed sine die.
July "a, 1906
The Board of County commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment.
The salary OF the County attorney
for the ensuing two years is fixed at
$4,000 per year.
1t being conclusively shown to the
board that lots and of block 81 of
Hammers addition to Glenn's Ferry
vas assessed twice in the year 1904, it
is hereby ordered that a warrant be
drawn for the sum of $2035 in favor of
Joe Heller, being the amount paid as
such double assessment by him.
Road District No. | shall comprise
all that certain portion CT the county
lying north of the line running east and
west from the westerly boundary of Ell
more county to the ca terly boundary
of Elmore county, through the point
where the Rocky Bar road enters the
corporate limits of Mountainhome,
excepting therefrom all that portion of
GlenD's Ferry district No 4, lying within
said district and Smiths Prairie district
No 7, comprising what was formerly
Rocky Bar district No. /, Atlanta dis
trict No. 2, Pine district No. 3, Noun
tainEome district No. 5 and Pine-Dix.
lie river road district No. 9.
The clerk is hereby instructed to ad-
vertise for bids according to law for
the maintenance of road district No.
/, as now described, also to readvertise
for bids for the maintenance of road
district No. 7.
Whereupon the Board adjourned
sine die. w. L. WARD, Chairman,
DAN w. SHELTER, JOHN PENCE.
Clerk,
By j. A. SIFFERT, Deputy.