The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1913-11-06


the county allowed, and warrants or
dered drawn in payment of same. t.
1Wit:
| Current Expense Fund.
Press Times Co. supplies to as
SCISSOR ........,,. ..,.s.',..S '.oV
Adam Gocttge, conveying sick
man to county hospital $500. $50
p, l. j. Maggy, commission coll
hospital taxes ..........,... $50
John Morrison, auto and livery
hire .........,.. ...,.,....,. 63.oO
Road Fund.
&C.. W. Brown, supplies to J. D.
Haight, road contractor 1880
lStepben Bacon. labor . 1890
&c. E. Lightner, supplies ,...... So,o0
lP. |. j. Maggy com col. road
taxes - ........ 7a5
Report of Thos II. Jones, justice of
the peace, Wardher No. 2 precinct,
Examined and approved.
Petition of residents Of Kellogg and
VICINITY for a bridge across the South
Fork of the Occur d'Alenc river. at a
lpoint just north of the O.-W. r. e. \.
Idepot in Kellogg, and within the city
limits thereof. was examined and de-
lnied for the reason that the aid sought
Twas, in the opinion of the board, a
matter over which the city Of Kellogg
lshould assume sole jurisdiction.
Petition of e. J. Ross and others for
Ian order of the board praying that
lroad already established, commencing
kellogg, and following easterly along
1.-THE line Of the old county toll road, be
declared public highway, was exam
ined and granted it appearing that a
necessity exists therefor and that said
Iroad would when kept open, be of
lgreat benefit to a large number of
!. Ipersons
| The application of Z. l.. Ball of Fra
ser, Idaho, to purchase Shoshone
county's interest in tax sale certificate
for 1899 and 1902 and rendering the
Iamount of the original taxes assessed
thereunder, amounting to s1917, was
examined and accepted, and it was or
|dered that upon payment of said sum
Ito the county treasurer the chairman
of this board execute deed to said
E. L. Ball for the interest of the coun-
Ity In said property described as ]mps.
in Sec. 1 and IL, twp. S5 n, r. e,
b. NJ
1t was ordered that the clerk give
lnotice to all road overseers of the
lcounty to discontinue road work for
the present season, and to submit with
the final reports, an inventory of all
, lcounty property and supplies in their
possession and what, if any, addition
al tools, road working machinery, sup
, plies, etc. would be required for fut-
ure road work.
The application of John Ponzetti Tor
ia retail liquor license in Enavile was
examined and denied,
In the matter Of the improvements
of the public highways of the county
1t was ordered that a new road be lald
g out in Shoshone county, particularly
4 described as follows, to-wit: Begin
D ming at point on the present county
E wagon road about $50 feet south "a
! degrees west from the center of Sec
{ 8, tp. 40 ~ X. 2 E.. b. NJ, and about
a 500 feet south "a degrees east Of the
: crossing of said county road and the
railroad track of the Idaho Northern
6 r. r. Co, and running thence south
I IA degrees east ia feet to northeast
+ end of bridge, thence across bridg7
: south 81 degrees west 112 feet to The
e southwest end of bridge, thence south
: 50 degrees west 1877 feet to center OF
!. railroad track. at depot in lot Z, Sec
c 3, twp AZ N, r. 2 E., B, NJ. the phi
. vate property of one Alex jacobson
Il and il was further ordered that l.. I
y Wilson road overseer Of road distr'c'
70 No. be and he Is hereby directed tn
. tender said Jacobson the sum of $oo
as the purchase price Of the right OF
II way for said road. and In the eVelt
!, or the failure of the board of county
: commissioners to agree with the SAID
9 owner, that the prosecuting attorney
y of Shoshone county begin an action
$ in the district court of this county TIC
: condemn the lands necessary for saio
! right of way for said road.
Bill or claim of H. A. Gilbert f'i
e 1925 for COW alleged to have beer
killed by eating dynamite left by the
2 county road employees engaged IT
blowing out stumps on west FORK ~
y Pine creek, disallowed, as an unl"S'
q claim against the county.
u ordered that the clerk secure SUI
: able quarters and necessary supplies
IS for Mrs Catherine Edwards and he'
q four minor children, indigents hVlnF
y near the Success mine.
% Adjournment until Monday, October
Il, 1918.
'e Attest:
ls JOHN p. sHEEHY,
Clerk