American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-05-22
Proceedings OF the County Commits
sioners at Their Regular Meet
ing April IA, 1913.

miEsioners OF Power county met
full board being present. Minute;
OF the preceding meeting were read
and approved.
Commissioners district No. 2 was
organized.
The clerk was instructed to have
prepared danger notices to be placed
on the bridge across Snake river al
American Falls.
The reports OF the road overseers
for the different road districts were
read and approved.
1t was agreed by the board that
they, in company with the county
attorney, surveyor and superintend-
ent of public instruction visit the
Rockland and Landing precincts on
May 81 and % to view the roads
and school districts.
Upon APPLICATION the county COM
missioners approved the INDECENT
list Of the following names: Martha
T. Butterfield, Crystal Matte Mat
son, American Fails and Mary Wil-
son, American Falls.
The following bonds were ac-
cepted: Official depository bonds
Of the First National Bank of Amer1
can Falls; Official bond of V. E..
Randall, as road oyerseer.
A herd district to be known and
termed Power County Herd Dis
triets No. r." was granted by the
board as prayed for i'm the petition
now on file in the clerks office,
the same comprising townships 6
and z, range 20 east. and township
z, range 30 east. B. M.
Action upon the application for
the revocation of the license of
A. West was deferred, provid-
ing the said w. A. West would
conform to reasonable restriction,
as prescibed by the county attorney.
a copy of which restrictions are
on file in the clerks office.
The following bills against the
were examined and APP
proved: f~.,iwp4ts~
Boise Book & Stationery COM
pany, Symns-York CO., Shealy SAT
& Vault company. Jas. II. Hartley
Breeder Office Supply Co., E. J..
Twomey, H. e. Hooker, H. c..
Wones, d. B. Jeffries, Clay Roy,
Alba Schmidt, G. M. Oliver, Boyd
4 link, Betheny Deaconess Hospi-
Ralph Adair, Paul Bulfinch, w.
), Sparks. Adolf Winter, Andrew
May, o. r. Baum. David Burren;
.otal %ss77.5S.
Charles Garfield, A. c. DAILY, ].
Martens, d. P. Cronkhits, J. E,
Evans and o. F.. Crowley were APP
as deputy assessors for
Power county.
-ition on behalf of those resi-
of Power county formerly
II bingham county, in district No.
"A praying to be annexed to school
district No - was granted.
May Sth and 9th were the days
upon for the commissioners
0 examine roads in Arbon dis
riot.
John e. Bade was appointed con-
table, and Clyde Hansen and H.
}. Currier Justices of the peace
or Landing precinct. {
Report of A. A. Smith, appraiser |
u Power county, on the appraise- t
lent of Oneida County, was read {
nd approved, and the clerk was in
tructed to issue warrants as fol- {
WIS; Floating indebtedness, S. t
11.S9. and that Power county as
me the bonded Indebtedness, as
hown by the appraisers report, l
$13.500, and no. the i'm c
as shown by the ap- {
for Oneida county, $4,000. {
The depository bond of the l
vans State Bank was examined and
pproved.
Weed petition for Sunbeam road
str ct examined and allowed.
Petition for appointment of Ed
ard Davis as constable of Arbon
'ecAnct examined and approved. )
Board directed that the sum of
$50 be set aside OF be used as
fund as provided for a
/. section 1, Session Laws OF 1911. /
Mary Bmtterfield was selected as n
ERIK in the court house. 5
Walter S., Sparks was designated 5
purchasing agent i'm the said $
,anty of Power. x
The road commonly known as u
Horse Island" road was designat- e
and recorded as the official coun- q
road. Z
On April II, the board took a Il
until Saturday April 10, at
lieh time the following proceed
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