The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-04-28

and that the petition is properly
singed by more than two-thirds of
the heads of families who are
residents o. said school districts
Nos. IL and 20, therefore on motion
it is ordered that the following DIES.
criped lands be segregated from said
School District No. IL and CON
stituted part of said School DIS.
! trict No. %, to-wit: lots numbered
,, aud and the Northwest one
half of he southeast one half OF sec.
ton 81, and the East one half of the
Northeast one half of section "a and
the south one half Of the southeast
one half of section 81 less acres,
| TIP. n. L. W. Is. Nj. Lot 10
section &c and section 80, tip. n.
r. 4 w. B. Nj. lots 8 and section
26 tip 8 n. K. "a w. B. M, lots 10
and II of section l tip. I N. r. 4
w. b. NJ, lots 3, &, 7, and of sec
tion SO tip. s. n r. w. b. Nj lots
| and and the south one-half of
the northeast one-half of section >
tip. 7 N. r. W. B. Nj.
On motion, Charles Cakes was APP
pointed Overseer of Road District
No. 5, and ordered to file bond,
and take the oath of offiic as requir-
ed by law.
On motion J. K. Kerrick was APP
poini, ed Justice Of the Peace of
Lower Boise Precinct and ordered to
file bond.
| On motion the following official
bonds were examined and approved
ordered filed:
j. b. Cosuan, Overseer of Road
District No. 3.
W. +. Waldrop, County Physician.
j. L. Kerrick, Justice of the
Peace Lower Boise Precinct.
In the matter of fixing the salaries
Of the county Officers.
On motion the salaries for the
various officers was fixed for the en-
suing term as follows:
Clerk of District Court aud Elk
Off1cio Auditor and Recorder $1,000;
Assessor and Elk Officio Tax Collector
$4,000; Sheriff $4,000, PROBATE Judge
$1,000; Treasurer andEx Otticio
Public Administrator $1,000; County
Superintendent of Public instruction
5000; Surveyor $50; Coroner $l00.
In the matter of the apportoinment
of General Road Tax Levy of the
Independent Road districts on mo-
tion said apportionment is made as
follows:
City of Payette $3.50; City of
Caldwell $315; Village of Parma
$50; City of Nampa S75; Village of
Emmett S17F.
In the matter of the petition of
The Trade Dollar Consolidated Min
ing Company for the right to con-
struct and maintain power line
over, across and along the following
public highways, to wit: Along the
section lines between sections % and
%, IA and 10, 10 and IL, and 3 of
tn. 2 n. r. . W. B. M. and sections
"a and 35, % and 81 of tip. 3 N. r.
2 w. B. NJ, and also over across
and along that CERTAIN public high
way, known as tn, Boulevard be-
tween the said Cities of Nampa and
Caldwell extending through portions
of sections %, 81, 16, II, 8, 7 and
of said tip. 3 N. R. 2 w. B. M.
and section | tip. 3 N. r. 3 w. B.
M. and sections SO, So. 90, 81 and
70 of tip. N. R. 3 w. B. M, and
also over, across and along such
other public highways in said county
as may be found necess airy in the
construction of said line. On mo-
ton, the petition is hereby granted.
In the matter Of the application nf Boise & Inter
mbdn Rdil,ody Company, Limited, and their
assigns for the use Of the County road and
bridges in Canyon County, State Of idaho, for
the construction and operation Of an inter1Hbdn
rdil,pdy thereon, and for other purposes.
This matter came regularly on to be heard be-
fore the Board of County Commissioners of Can
yon County, Idaho, on the 18th day OF April,
1906 sitting In regular session, in accordance
| with law; and Ii appearing to the board that no
objection having been made to the granting of
said application and 1t having been made to APP
pear to the board that the same should be grant.
ed, 1t is therefore ordered that said application
be granted as follows:
Section 1. II is hereby ordered by the Board
of County Commissioners Of Canyon County,
Idaho: That the Boise n Interurban Railway
Company, Limited, (hereinbefore known as the
grantee) their successors In interests and as
signs, shall have the right and authority to con-
struct, aud maintain, and operate a standard
guage interurban railway on rhe highways Of
Canyon county hereinafter described, and to con
stru't and maintain pole lines on the said high
ways with the necessary cross arms and sup
ports, to carry power wires, electric light, tele
phone and telegraph service for commercial pur
poses, to carry trolley, suspended over its tracks
by said poles to construct ana operate, to con
struct and operate all necessary switches, turn
tables and stations an. 10 run motor and othe
cars on and over said tracks for the transporta