The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-09-23

AIooioASIo, anu l. w. JOikldu, ClcIh
: when the following proceedings wer
had to-wit:
In the Matter of Fixing the Tax Lev,
For the Year 1910.
The above entitled matter comm,
on this day regularly for hearing
pursuant to law, and after conisdera
ton, it is ordered that there be ant
. there Is hereby levied on all the tax
able property within said Bingham
County as shown by the assessment
books for the year 1910 as equalized
the rate of taxes and for the purpose.
as follows, towit.
On the 500 valuation
General state taxes /. -. $.52E
Public building endowment i'd .03
.. General Interest & Sinking i'd 21t
Total state
On the 500 valuation
County Currant Exp $40
County Currant excuses for
bridge purposes ....... 1925
County Currant Expense for
road purposes ...... .$.46
County General school .....$.5O
County 6 per cent bond fund $.O7
II Total county ..$1.9S
State and county total .$2.75
Live. Stock Sanitary fund Con
sheep only j. $50
Live Stock Sanitary Fund
! (other live stock) !. ..$.075
Predatory Animal Fund ION
sheep only $40
Predatory Animal fund (other
live stock sos
In the Matter of the Road Petition of
H. c. C. Rich ct al.
The viewers heretofore appointed
in the above entitled matter having
filed their report recommending the
opening of said road to public travel,
the said report came on this day for
hearing, due and legal notice of said
hearing having been given az requir-
ed by law, and the non-consenting
land, owners, to-wit. H. C. G. Rich,
| w. H. Horton, Thomas S. Caldwell,
S. L. Martin, L. S. Caldwell, o. B.
Reddick, Walter w. Bales, p. J. Jen-.
sen. p. H. Powers, John Burriston
and G. A. Burriston, having been no.
titled as required by law, and appear
ing before said Board, and submitting
evidence relative to the opening of
said roads, it is ordered that the
viewers report be and the same is
hereby approved and the petition as
therein prayed for be granted and
the. roads as described therein be and
the same are hereby declared to be
public highways. Damages are award
ed as follows. Sneighberger $4,000,
John Carman 10000, I. D. Brown
$4,000, c.. A. Burriston 10000, w.
O. Bales $500, F. B. Bales $500,
F.. S Reddick $4,000, Adam Bigler,
$4,000. (For description see road
Record,) .g,t, i
Wednesday, Sept. Z, 1910
The County Commissioners met on
this date as Board of Canvassers,
present John Empey, chairman; ~. w.
d. Huffaker and P. j. Williams, COM
and F. W.. Jordan, clerk,
and 1t appearing to the Board that
the returns of all the precincts were
not in, it is ordered that the Board |
do now adjourn until tomorrow the
Sth inst, at 800 o'clock a. m.
Thursday, Sept. 9Th, 1910
The Board of County Commission
ers met on this date, pursuant to adj
iournment of yesterday, present the
same as on Wednesday, when the fol-
owing proceedings were had, to-wit:
On this day the board proceeded
with the canvass Of the election re-
,urns of the Primary Election held
August goth, 1910, in Bingham
county, Idaho, and without conclud-
ng the same, the further considera-
ion was continued until tomorrow
he 9th inst, at 800 o'clock a. m.
Ordered that this board do now
adjourn until tomorrow the 9th inst,
It 800 a. m.
Friday, Sept. 9th, 1910.
The Board of County Commission
RS met on this date pursuant to adj
of yesterday, present the 3
anne as on Thursday, when the fol-
owing proceedings were had, to-wit:
On this date the Board completed
he canvass of all of the returns from t
he various precincts Of Bingham
ounty, and the Abstract of said re-
unrs was made up as provided by
aw, and signed by the Board of Can a
assers, and filed by the Clerk, and O
fter the completion of said canvass 7
nd abstract, it was found that the
GLOWING named persons received the .
ighest number of votes cast for the Il
espective offices at the Prin airy
Election held in Bingham County, on 4
august 30th, 1910.
Republican Party &
For representative in congress, 5
'homas r. Hamer.
For justice supreme court, Isaac 4
I. Sullivan. '
For governor, James H. Brady.
For lieutenant governor, Adelbert :,
!. Alvord. NJ r., II
For secretary of state, James Wes-
~ Holden.
For state auditor, Stephen D. Tay- G,