Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-01-23

COmmiss toner's of Idaho County, Idaho
met in pursuant to law in their clerks
office at the Court House in Grange
vile, Idaho for the purpose OF APPROX
ing the official bonds of the County
Commissioners elect elected at the
Nov. 5th, 1912, General Election) viz,
Nathaniel B. Pettibone, John N. Rice
and John ID. Long.
Present: N. B. Pettibone, Chairman,
William M. Schiller and John N. Rice,
Commissioners and j. A. Bradbury
Clerk by M. G. Rambo, Deputy.
Whereupon the said County Commits
sioners, elect here presented for ap-
prevail their official bonds, executed in
the sum of five thousand dollars each /;
and the same having been examined by
the Board were here approved as fol-
lows:
Nathaniel p. Pettibone, Title Guaran-
ty & Surety Co., of Scranton, Pa.
John N. Rice, Title Garanty 4 Surety
Co., Of Scranton, Pa.
John D. Long, American Surety Co.,
of New York.
The said Commissioners each here
taking and subscribing to his official
oath before the County Recorder of
said County and State, j. A. Bradbury,
were here indicted into office as such
Commissioners.
Whereupon the said Board proceeded
to organize by electing Nathaniel b.
Pettibone, Chairman.
The following proceedings we're
then had. The official bonds of the
following named county officers were
approved and they here took and sub
scribed to their official oaths.
James DeHaven, probate judge, in
the sum of five thousand dollars, Fidel-
ity & Deposit Company of Maryland,
Baltimore, M. d.
M. Reese Hattabaugh, county attor-
ney, in the sum of two thousand dollars,
Fidelity & Deposit Company of Mary
land, Baltimore. a. ,.
Percy a. Granville county superin-
tendeut of Public instruction, in the
sum of two thousand dollars, American
Surety Company of New York.
Hervin Rothwell, assessor, in the sum
of five thousand dollars, American
Surety Company of New York.
John T. Eimers sheriff, in the sum
Of ten thousand dollars, personal bond.
The board proceeded to fix the bonds
of the county officers not fixed by law
as follows:
County Treasurer at thirty thousand.
Tax collector at twenty thousand.
Public administrator at two thousand.
Comes now John p. Timers sheriff, of
Idaho county and makes application
for the appointment of two deputy
sheriff's and such further deputies as
may be necessary. Board having con-
sidered said application, ordered that
the said John ?. Eimers, be authorized
and empowered to employ two regular
deputies and such other special deputies
as may be necessary from time to time,
and their compensation is hereby fixed
as follows: Each of the said deputies
to be paid one hundred dollars per
month, payable monthly. and iailer at
the sum of three dollars per day.
Comes now Hervin Rothwell, assessor,
of Idaho county and makes application
for the appointment of two deputy as
SCISSORS and such other deputies as may
be necessary. Board having considered
said application, ordered that said Her
vim Rothwell be and is herbey authoriz.
ed and empowered to employ two re-
gular deputies and such other special
deputies as may be necessary from time
to time, and their compensation is here
by fixed as follows: Chief deputy,
ninety dollars per month; Junior deputy
at sixty dollars per mouth. Special de-
puties in office not to exceed three
dollars per day, field deputies $3.50
per day payable monthly.
The Board here fixed the bonds of
Justice of the peace at five hundred
dollars each
The following bonds were examined
and approved: Justice of the peace as
follows: L. Vineyard, Grangeville, pre-.
einet; NJ. F. Fuchs, Cottonwood, pre-
cinet; B. D. Duffy, Cottonwood, pre-
cinct, j. w. Gouchetr. Sites. precinct.
Peter Asehbrenner, Ferdinand pre-.
einet; Geo. H. Sheldon, Big Butte, pre-
einet; Scott Chariot, Big Butte, pre-
cinct; Henry T. Melhuish, Tahoe, pre-
cinct; Joseph Sohn, Greencreek, pre-
cinct; Corwin A. Pell, Clearwater, pre-
cinet; Harry Baker, Clearwater pre-
cinct; |. c. George, Woodland precinct;
John Bridge, Pollock, precinct; P. J.
Taylor, Stuart, precinct; J. G. Rooney,
Sites, precinct; Edwin Atkinson