The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-06-24
Commissioners
Proceedings

Caldwell, Idaho, May 6, 1910.
The Board County Commissioners
met pursuant to an adjournment taken
On April 20, 1910. Present: Jas. Van
dprdasson. Chairman J. K. Kerrick,
Otto G. Reinhardt and 0. V. Bailey,
clerk, when the following proceedings
we're had, to-Wlt:
west OF Boise Meridian, and runnln%
In the matter of the petition of
George l.. Meyers ct al, inhabitants of
Road District No. 10, petitioning for
the abandonment of a road, beginning
at the northeast corner of the south
half of the northwest quarter of Sec.
g. in township five north, of range 2,
west of Boise Meridian, and running
thence south along the east boundary
lanes of such quarter section a dis
lance of about $50 yards, thence south
westerly to a point about 100 yards
east of the southwest corner of the
north half of the southwest quarter of
said Section 80, thence continuing
southwesterly distance of about 100
Yards to the line between Secs. 81 and
30 in township north, of range west
of Boise Meridian in said county, and
for the laying out and construction of
a road in lieu thereof road described
as follows Beginning at a point 20
feet south of the northeast corner of
the south half of the northwest quar-
ter of said Sec. 49, and running thence
west one-half mile to point % feet
south of the northwest corner of said
south half of the northwest quarter of
said Sec. 30 connecting with the public
highway running north and south
along the line of Secs. 81 and 81 of
said township, the road hereby petit
toned for to be the north so feet of
said south half of the northwest quar-
ter OF said Sec. 80, and northwest of
said Sec. 80. This being the time and
place designated for said hearing, and
said hearing came on regularly for
hearing, Geo. Myers, II. A. Graef, w.
B. Compton, s. S. Foote, G.. o. Ocker,
NJ. W. Corn, r. II. Miller, J. II. McPike,
and George w. Adams were called,
sworn and testified on behalf of the
petition and j. E. Chips, w. f. Corn,
NJ. +. Martin, A. S. Bixby, r. ID. Ooster-
hout Chas. Crockett, G. NJ. Moore, A
b. Martin, G.. w. Walker were called
sworn and testified against the pro-
posed road. The Board being fully ad-
Vised in the matter, a motion was made
by Kerrick, seconded by Reinhardt
that the petition be accepted and the
road declared to be a public highway
providing Mr.. Myers put the proposed
road in condition for travel and con
Struct bridge subject to the approva
Oh the commissioners, at his own ex
pense The question was put and car
RED by the following vote: Yes: ker
TICK and Reinhardt; No: Vanderdas
son. Therefore the road was declared
public highway.
The annual financial statement of O
v Bailey, Auditor, was approved ant
ordered published.
In the matter of the petition of II.
Workman ct al, petitioning for tn
erection of bridge across the Pay
ette River below Emmett and de
Scrlhed on said petition, this being tn
ame and place set for said hearing II
D Workman and others appeared an
testified for and against said petition
IL appearing that said notice was pub
.ished according to law, the Board too
lle matter under advisement, pendin
the viewing of said proposed site.
IN the matter of the application {
FRANK Crowther, Assessor. petitionin
LOT additional help in the Assessor
omlee until July LIST. the petition wa
allowed and the salaries were fixed Il
loliows First Deputy, $500; SEE
ohd Deputy, $4,000.
Mhereupon the Board took reces
until May I, 1910. at 10 a. m.
Approved:
-. JAS, VANDERDASS0N,
ATTEST Chairman.
u, Y. RADLEY, Clerk.