Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-01-30

way districts. Whereas the county of
Idaho advanced certain sums of money
in payment Of claims, which really were
claims against certain highway districts
in said county, for the year 1912, out Of
the General Road Fund of said county
and, whereas, it was agreed and under
stood, by and between the officers of
the said county and highway districts,
that the said sum be SO advanced was
to be held out of the amount collected
for the year 1912, by the tax collector
and reurn to said General Road Fund.
1t is hereby ordered, that the tax
collector Of said county, turn into the
county treasurer for the benefit of said
general road fund the various amounts
of money which he has collected, be-
longing to the various highway districts
which has been advanced by the county
as per account Of the auditor Of said
county, and this will be authority for
so doing The several amounts being
as follows:
Clearwater Highway Dist. - $3.50
Fort Misery Highway Dist. -. s.55
Ferdinand Highway Dist. $50. 5000
Whitebird Highway Dist. 49,. 174.OO
Kidder- Harris Highway Dist. :. 1890
Woodland Highway Dist. 80. 1858
Joseph Highway Dist. ......... 1880
Doumecq Highway Dist. ..... $3.50
In the matter Of the application Of
Fen Batty for the renewal of his license
to maintain and operate toll ferry
across Salmon river. It is hereby
ordered that said application be and
the same being fixed at twelve dollars
per annum from Feb. 25th, 1918 and
the rates of toll he is authorized to
charge and collect fixed the same as
in order of the Board granting license
for the same ferry April 9th, 1912.
Quarterly reports of the following
named officers were examined, APPROX
ed and ordered filed. j. A. Bradbury,
auditors and recorder; James DeHaven,
probate judge; j. l. Overman, sheriff;
Frank s. Rice county treasurer.
Second Term Day.
The Board here proceeded to select
and list the names of $50 persons com
petent to serve as jurors for the year
1919 as follows:
Grangeville precinct No. /. VIM. j..
| Braybrook, VIM. E. Culley, John A..
Powell, George Kerr, Sam Leach,
| William V. Manning, Hugh Remington
Thos Wicks.
Grangeville precinct No. 2. l.. R.
Yates, II. F. McCulley, Frank G. Duff,
Guss Wickman, Martin II. Baulch, j. H.
Vincent, Chas. Everest, j. c. Geilbach,
X. NJ. Conant.
Grangeville precinct No. 3. Hugh H.
Aronld, }. r. Atkinson, John Coram, Z.
Bonney, E. Z. johnson, W. o. Smith,
Albert Gregg, Art w. Overman.
Grangeville precinct No. 4. Edward
s. Hancock, James c. Waymire, W. w.
Bowman, Robert Roby, Joseph Pfeufer,
Mark Robinson, A. F. Nurss, Thos. K.
Holmes.
Cottonwood precinct. A. B. Rookie, j.
y. Nash, Riley Rice, N. g. Bartlett,
Frank Radd, August VonBargen, Au-
gust Schroeder, w. w. Blackburn, John
b. Forseman, S. r. Butler, VIM. M.
Schiller, l. NJ. Julian, Felix Martzen
Roy Brust, Henry Terhaar, George
DeardOrff, Lee Rhoades, David f.
Howell.
Mt. Idaho precinct. John A. Seay,
John Steadman, Walter s. Rice, L. P.
Brown, Everett Wilson, NJ. H. Williams.
Ferdinand precinct. John w. Good
all, Chas. Hayden, C. H. Carlisle.
Greencreek precinct. John H. Nux.
oil, Albert Rogers, Adolph Hinkleman,
John Schubert, Barney Stubbers.
keuterville precinct. J. B. Krieger.
William B. Hussman, Joseph Hoene,
Conrad Gibhard, Walter s. Craig.
Westlake precinct. Frank Eastman,
w. C. Rice.
Lake precinct. John C. Cash, John
Wilson, Chas. Gill, P. E. Sherwin, o. P.
Soderburg.
Fairview precinct. Harry Brown, C.
K. Hanson, Louis Weber, John Cash,
Chas R. Seay.
Denver precinct. C. c. Zehner, John
". Mattox, Fl. H. Millor, Sol Clark,
+. NJ. Bowman.
Dewey precinct. John Zeboneka,
Elk City precinct. l.. P. Painter. C. |
A. Jones, L. G. Kincaid.
sites precinct. Henry Flynn, l. !
Ewing, w H. Baldwin, Joe Burkinbine. |
NJ. +. Strecker, H. C. Oliver, John
Wickam, p. H. Lisne.
kooskia precinct. s. F. Zimmerman.
II. Chenoweth, Carl Yenney, E. A.
Coles, VIM. Decker.
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