The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1913-06-12

secure the services OF ID. a. Utttr. u.
S. surveyor general for Idaho. to as
sist in this matter and that each of
said persons be allowed one thousand
dollars for such services and the pay
ment to be made out of the first money
legally collected from these lands and
at no earlier date.
Thirteenth Day, April 80.
| Present as before.
In the matter of the compensation
to be allowed Alex M. Winston of Spo-
kane for Services rendered in the case
of Shoshone county against August
Use: 1t was ordered that said COM
pensation be fixed at $50 and that
same be paid by the auditor on pre-
sentation of verified claim therefor.
The contract for the care of the
county sick and injured requiring
medical attention, for the year begin
ming May 1, 1913 was awarded to the
Wallace Hospital at the rate of IS per
week for each of such persons and 50
per day each for contagious cases.
The contract for the burial of the
pauper dead of the county for the
year beginning May 1, 1913 was
awarded to the Ward Undertaking Co.
at $35 for each body.
The contract for the care and main
tenance of the county poor and indi-
gent. not requiring medical attend
ance was awarded to Bert Trowbridge
at the rate of SIS per week for each of
such persons.
The liquor license application of
Maurice Nash of Wallace was exam
med and approved and the sheriff or
dered to issue such license, for one
year from April 90, 1918.
Ordered that $. r. Carroll and fam
lily of Wallace be granted county aid
in the sum of $50 per month
ordered that the compensation of
|stenographer for prosecuting attorney
be fixed at $50 per month.
In the matter of the employment of
deputies to assist in making the 1913
property assessment, 1t was ordered
that Chief Deputy Herrick be author
lied to employ such number of field
deputies as in his opinion may be ne
such field deputies be fixed at "a per
day with actual necessary travelling
expenses and that salary of Chief
Deputy Herrick be fixed at $3.50. per
month.
No proceedings had during the
fourteenth. fifteenth and sixteenth
days.
Seventeenth Day, May 7, 1918.
Present; Commissioners Murphy,
Cox and McRae, and Clerk Sheehy.
Official bond of Adam Aulbach as
justice of the peace, Murray precinct,
examined and approved.
Petition of Mrs. Alice N. Woodward
for widows exemption on property as
sessed to her in 1872. was. examined
and granted.
The following were appointed col
lectors of road per capita taxes for
this year from persons living within
incorporated villages and cities:
Charles H. Strope in and for Wal
lace, Fl. S. Trass, Kellogg; NJ j.
Doyle. Wardner, and Angus F. Nc
Rae, Mullan. Bonds Of such collectors
fixed at $500 and compensation at the
rate of S per cent on the county pro-
portion Of the gross collections, which
oil ~.
ments that may be made to persons
acting as assistants to such collectors
In the collection of said taxes.
Ordered that Mrs. M. F. Lewis and
family of Kellogg be granted aid in
the sum of $40 per month.
Application of Carlson & Erickson
of Gem for liquor license, examined
and granted and sheriff directed to is
sue license for term of one year from
May 3. 1913.
Application of Swanson &, Co., Of
Clarkia, for liquor license was denied
Contracts were entered into between
Shoshone county and Bert Trowbridge
for the care of the county sick and in
digent, not requiring medical attend
ance and with the Ward Undertaking
Co. for the burial of the pauper dead
and the bonds filed in connection with
such contracts were approved.
The clerk was instructed to adver-
tise for bids for doing the necessary
road work on the proposed new coun-
ty wagon road between Kingston and
Enaville estimated at about 1850 cubic
yards, such bids to be considered by
the board on Saturday, May "a, 1918.
DAILY adjournments by clerk Of
board, May to May 24).
Twenty Ninth Day, May "a.
Present all commissioners and clerk
Application and liquor license bond
of Meme & Rantala of Mulan was
examined and granted and license or
dered issued for one year from July
1, 1913. q
Official bonds of road tax collect
ors McRae, Trask and Doyle were ex-
amined and approved.
Petitions of the following for re-
fund Of taxes enormously collected IN
1912 were granted: Panhandle Ming. &
Mig Co. $500. estate of Fredk a
dec. s16,2o.
Petition of Moses S. Simmons and
others for the cancellation Of por-
tion of 1919 taxps aseessed ayainst