The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-01-25

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. statesman SaHl' ptg. Co., Probate =
syfoss p York CO. CO.. Filing gases ss 81. 90 90
Z Syms York Co., Supplies, 565. 05
/ Stockgrowers Mere. Co, Sup =
plies poor farm, =. A.35
Thompson Furn. Co., Burial
paupers, . 49,. ;. -. 1000
Bert Phillips, Constable Fees $3.50
Bert Phillips dis. 40
Giass & Prudhomme, Supplies, 5000
Andrew c. Jensen Co., Sup
L. NJ. burnside, mileage book, 500
c. F. Zeller, Co. Physician, 1875
IC. f. Zeller, Examining In
A. +. Tage, Deputy Sheriff. $50 $50
Sh6oshone Hdw. Co., Supplies
L. W. Walker, Drayage. $50 $50
+. C. Pierce, Supplies c. H.. 1923
Bowler Bros, Supplies Jail, 1850
Lester Peterson, Burial horse, 500
Twin Falls County, Board
B. + pea Peak, Labor on G. H., H., 80 l.5o
| c. Hansen, BlacksmithingC.H ESQ
Fred A. Clark, Deputy Sheriff 100
e. b. Hughes, Plumbing jail, i.2O
Robt; j. Mcmahon, Supplies
E. G. Mortified photos pri- 'f'
Piper s Bloom, Team Hire ''O
Farmers State Bank, Court 80
Hagerman State Bank, Court O''
Certfs, .... =. ATS
Lester B. Wood. Witness Fees. FPS
Claims continued on the Road
and Bridge Fund:
Y. G. Nelson, Freight lumber. St07 80
M. j. BTidgman, Labor Roads. 5000
Nm. Johnstone, Labor Roads, 1000
Chas. Z. Strong, Labor Roads 1900
J, ID. HartshOrn, Labor Roads, 28.OO
Gem State Lbr. Co., Lumber :
=, Roads, ~, -. :. !. ss.4o
Chas. A. Pinkham, Blacksmith
ing Roads, $50. -. 49,. $50
Hepburn Lumber Co., Lumber
Nibley7thannesii Lbr. Co.. Lum- '''4'
The following Bonds were by the the
Board released:
Frank NJ. Crandall, amount 1920.
with United States Fidelity and
Guaranty Company for the proper
erection of the County Poor Farm
S1f85. with National Surety Com
Building; q. b. Hughes, amount
pany, for the proper installation
OF steam heating plant in the
County Court House; j. H. Forbes
& Co., Ltd, amount $1,000. with
the American Surety Company. for
the proper erection of a bridge
across the Big Wood River at
GOoding.
The petition of E. C. Gleason
and others asking the Board TO
create a road district in T. 8 and
Ranges Is and II f. was. by the
Board considered and denied.
The petition of the Board Of
Directors of the Lincoln Co. Fair
Association asking for an appro-
towards the operation of
SAID association for the year 1912
was by the Board considered and
a donation Of $500. for same is
hereby ordered
The following road overseers' re-
ports were examined and approved.
Lee Boyer, District No. 4.
NJ. p. Johnson, District No. 6.
NJ. j. Bridgman, District No. 81.
Whereupon~ the Board adjourned
until 9 o'clock A. NJ. tomorrow.
SlNth DAY OF january Session,
January 18th, 1912.
Full Board met this day pursu-
ant to adjournment
The final hearing of the petition
Of j. S. Carlton and others for a
road running north and south
through the center of Sec. 3 T.. s
). X. 10 r., having been set for to-
day and the Board being fully ad-
vlsed, the said petition is hereby
granted and Oyerseer Freeman Of
Road District No 20 is instructed !.
o open said road.
The final hearing of the petition
If 6. B. Haw-becker and others for
| road beginning at the quarter
corner on the north side of Sec. IL,
[. 8 S. R. i6 E., thence running
'outh one mile to the quarter cor
Ter on the south side of said Sec
ion, having been set for today,
md the Board being fully advised,
he SAID petition IS hereby granted
md Overseer Freeman of Road
district No 20 is instructed to
pen said road
The petition of Louis erik and
'thers for two roads in Z. 6 S. R.
: vas duly considered and
.ranted with certain notifications,
he roads to be established being
described as follows Beginning at
he quarter corner between Sec
ions II and 10 I. 8. S. R. 10 E.,
hence west 3 miles to the quarter
0rner between Sections and is.
!. o s.. X. 10 E.. also road be-
inning at the section corner of
sections IA, IS, % and %, I. 6 s.,
|. 10 e.; thence north one mile to
he section corner of Sections 10,
4, IA, and IS T. S., r. 10 E., to
onnect at this point with road
Dove described.
The petition of B. B. Painter and