The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-04-26

No 2o4. Mack Moore z.2s Juror justice
,o s'9xe eve comfy iuro fund Justice
No. 2oS r. G. Olson 225 Juror justice
court allowed county general fund
Sheriff she. ~ allowed o county general FUND.
No. EOS r. C Parke $500 expense
Nc ds Rssa ss sSns 1Sne small
No 80 l. NJ Condit, 400 viewing road
NO to~ aii Geo. e. Bench 1000 road work
allowed Il. 4 b. fund;
No PIP A b. Wailihan 1868 grading
road allowed r.. & b. fund.
lowed r. & B. fund. :. 49,.
court allowed county general fund
No. 215 James Nj. Johnson 1000 Juror
district court allowed county gen. fund.
No. 2l7/ N. Jenness 500 abstract state
| land allowed county general fund.
No 21s G. e. Tucker $50 expense from
Caldwell allowed county general fund.
to poor allowed county general fund
No 2z0 Mrs. NJ. f. Kossman $3.50 board
prisoners and jury allowed county gem
No 22i Clara Matthews as 90 quaran-
| time officer allowed county general 1und-
the Eth day Of April, 1912. there was
entered a judgement by the probate
court of Cassia County aforesaid adjudg,
e ents S nnder the laws of this State, ana
Falls. Canada the grandmother Of said
delinquents had filed in said court
written offer, to provide for and sup
port said children, in case they snouio
be delivered to her at her home aiore-
said, and it further appearing that such
children are citizens Of Canada, and not
would best subserve the interests ooth
Of said delinquents and this County OF
Luth be accepted and the said delinqu-
ents forwarded to her.
under and by virtue Of its general pow
ers relating to INDECENT persons, ana
the further provisions Of Chapter al ~
no affecting delinquent children, that
the County Auditor be. and he is here
sum of s127 rs, upon the County General
fund, and deliver the same to said pro-
porting of said delinquents to the said
Martha Luth as aforesaid.
A petition on file signed by residents
tv S asking that the the boundry lines Of
said district be so changed as TO lncIude
sch district district No. is hereby granted
and the boundaries of said school dis
trict: No. II shall be as follows Be.
the range e. line i 'G between ranges = Rd
rs E.. 3. M. thence run south to TIE
st Il lot thene Sec ruS Of ea. To-
mics les to ne SE q Lot thence CT s sSn
run run Vest ", 6 miles to the southwest cor
sens of s sefb nD section r. IL FL 10 SNAKE
river, thence following the course OF
Snake river in a northeasterly direction
to the point Of beginning, and contain
} ing in all SO square miles more or less
Petition file signed by Thomas c.
Stephens, ct. al. asking FOR the crea-
tiOU n a school district TO be 1OTm-
ed out Of a portion of the territory en-
braced in Independent school district No
a. ty Superintendent Parker, laid over IN
til the regular meeting in July:
Yale asking for the laying out of a
new highway is hereby referred to H.
H. Thornton for investigation and re-
! Road petition on file signed by Ed
ward Vieth ct. al. asking for laying out
not necessary for the board to take ac-
ton the matter as the said road had
already been granted by a previous
board.
5 Petition on file signed by residents
of Burnley precinct asking for the ,ap-
tice Of the peace for said precinct is
hereby denied for the reason. that there
are already two justices of the peace
; Report of d. L. Evans & Co., county
depository approved.
In the matter of the appointing Of road
overseers in the several road districts
Of the county, it is hereby ordered by
arc heresy
[ in the following road districts where
. it is found necessary to make new ap-
trict George g. RSitz; MAJ road dis
main main the same as heretofore. All over
seers are hereby ordered to file a bond
as required by law subject to approval
at the May meeting of this Board.
The Board here takes an adjournment
: until 500 a. m April nth; ,, ,o,.
> Albion, Idaho, April 18th. 1919.
I missioners met again this morning as
;, per adjournment with the same mem
Il bers present yesterday. When the
Board took up the matter of laying out
AMI bounding, the, various precincts Of
: also the appointing OF election registrars.
!, lndges and clerks Of election and the
az the ya5i1@E voting places
, for the election OF 1910 Voting place
/. e sIs, i, house registrar Mrs O. r. Hale;
1st set, Mrs. Anna Bridger Mrs. H. H.:
SCI, o i; Hale: william Barrett and
|. Almo Precinct boundaries to be the
: same ,es for the election Of 1910. vot-
: reGisfraf Mrs o' Julia ia" a. Eam mel distri
!. buting cork. John C. Ward: judges, Jas
g Tayior, Jr.. II. T. Eames and Albert
e Brilsr Precinct boundaries to be the
!. same rs for the election of 1910. Vot-
& ing Mace. sci col house district No. %;
registrar Mrs. ]. S. McGin: distributing
$ clerk, l.. Il. Gunnell; judges, w. j.
- Cimnell. Philip burroughs and Andrew
T Olson
Basin voting precinct bounded fol-
= lows: Beginning al the NE corner of
township IL south of range % east r.
o NJ thence running due south to the Sc
corner OF section IL, TIP. Is s., r. 20 E..
seet M t4'nSs Tssi to z the Is sW Of
= thence north to the NV corner of town :
ship f3 range 20 east, b. M, thence
n east TO the place of beginning Voting
!. place school house district No, 10; reg
k istrarMaggie Sagers; distributing clerk,
John Martin, Jr.. judges, VIM Moultrfe
n Jess Stevenson and John H Fairchild.
I. Burley Precinct, Ward No. l. bounded
+ as follows: Beginning at point where
the center line OF section II I'd 10 s.
= r. 23 f. B.. M. intersects the center of
!. the channel of Snake river, thence fol-
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