Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-04-26

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Claims continued on the RoaC
and Bridge Fund:
Hazelton Lumber Co., Lumber
| Albert Borsch, Labor Roads, "a 0(
Lee Boyer, Labor Roads, 80 0C
II appearing that there has been
| filed with the Board and submitted
to the consideration of this Board
"A certain itemized petition of the
Assessor and Tax Collector of Lin
coin County asking for certain
credits upon the assessment rolls
Of 1911 and it further appearing to
the Board that said credits are
just and legal and should be grant
ed it is hereby ordered that the
credits as set forth in the above
mentioned petition as filed with
the Clerk Of this Board on April
9th, 1912 be, and the same are
hereby allowed, and the Auditor is
hereby instructed to credit the
account Of +. g. Isenberg, Assess
or and Tax Collector, with the
amounts therein included.
Fourth Day of April Session.
April ii, 1912
Full Board convened pursuant
10 ADJOURNMENT.
Claims continued on the current
expense fund:
I. J Murphy, printing S 3 60
Ferry Lumber Co., supplies pau
y. d. Furcht, premium bond as
ID. 4. L'Herisson, expenses quar- ar -
anime 4 30
Belle Harness, nursing quaran-
). a. West, guarding quaran-
''''' II. and Water Co.. ~ 10
light and water l29 80
+ Pierce, supplies court
d.. ' s. i, ( i. Co.. telephone 10 q
Ray W. Banbury, holding in -
Harry W. Anderson, temporary -
IA. paupers e.. % 90
raak Shcrrer. merchandise
Neral al u'i Hotel, meals jury 6 6 50 50
>. g. Dunn, constable fees il3 90
". y. Vredenburgh, justice
First Natl Bank, Shoshone
Price Newman, court cert 6 80
Claims continued on the Road
and Bridge fund:
Nibley-Channel Lumber Co.,
Lumber Bridges, ... S So i6 /
Darling, Lumber Roads, Is 90 /
John Mathews. Lumber Roads, i22 90 .
The report of John F. Mathews
rs overseer of Road District No.
30 was by the Board examined and
rnrONed.
The petition of John Blinkhorn
ma others asking for a bridge to
Re built across the canal near
Wendell was considered and de-
lied.
The petition of e. f. Jamison
md others asking Tor a bridge
across the main canal in r. S-is
vas considered and denied.
The petition of G. p. Smith and
'thers asking for a bridge across
he main canal in L. -7-f5 was con-
l0ered and denied.
The petition of Geo. Harvey and
'thers asking for a bridge across
coulee in i. 800 was consider
ii and denied. {
Inc petition OF ID. NJ. Denton and
lners asking for a bridge across
he canal in 7. 7-i7 was consider
d and denied.
The petition of w. p. Rice and
theirs asking for a bridge across Z
literal RI on the south line of the !
WI SWA Sec. %, T. S. r.
f.. in Lincoln County. and 10
upply enough ~ in. water main !
} make a waste lateral under the :
pproach on the east end of such !
ridge was considered and allowed q
D the condition that the petition .
rs deliver all material to the site .
said bridge and do all necessary ;
lrth work in connection there 8
it'll free of charge TO Lincoln :
Dunty. n
4 quit claim deed having been 4
Tod with this Board on April 10.
NJ. from the Clear Lake Orchard =
D.. corporation of Clear Lake, +.
ounty of Lincoln State of Idaho, Fl
the County of Lincoln, for :,
rim of land for road purposes
id deed referring to that quit h
aim deed annearing of record in II
)ok , of Deeds. page 81, and the II
BARD being fully advised of the II
emises ii is hereby ordered that a.
id quit claim deed be accepted ~
d that the same be placed of g..
cord in this county. u
The quarterly report of Harry n
P. Anderson as Clerk of the Dis u
ct Court. Auditor and Recorder
T the quarter ending March 3ist d;
IL was examined and is hereby OF
proved. Sc
In the matter of the employment Il.
a superintendent for the Coun- th
Poor Farm. 81
This matter coming on regularly ",
: hearing and fhe present en- ".
mbent of the position of manager n nt
d foreman of the County Poor a.
rm having. resigned his position or ,1
E. the application of all parties ~
Wing been considered and the he
ard being fully advised in the ~
,mises, il is hereby ordered that
H. Griffin of ShOshOne. Idaho. &c
employed as the manager and WI
eman Of the Poor Farm of Lin OF