The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-01-02


In their respective precincts and con
duced the aforesaid election therein
and, within three days thereafter
made return of said election 10 tnls
board, as and In the manner provided
| by law; and
Whereas. Said board Of county
commissioners, the auditor acting az
clerk, did heretofore and on, to-wit.
August 8, 1911, act as board OF can
yassers OF election of the said cleo
ton by proceeding publicly, at their
office, to open the returns and can
vass the votes OF said election; and
said returns were then and there duly
canvassed by said board OF canyassers
In the same manner as the returns Tor
election OF county and precinct Of
ficers are canvassed, and the result
of the vote upon each of the bridge
bond propositions submitted at said
election was officially declared by the
county board Of canvassers by record
Ing the total vote cast in each precinct
for and against each of the proposed
Issues of bonds, in book provided
for recording the results Of the gem
eral election, and by making a com
plete copy of such record (duly certi-
fed to by them) and depositipg the
same with the auditor OF said county;
and
Whereas, Said canvass and the
aforesaid book for recording the re-
suits of elections shows:
l. That the total number of ballots
cast at said election by the duly quail
al of "
question of issuing $15,795 bonds for
che erection and construction of a
bridge in and for said county across
the Payette river near Fruitland,
Idaho, known as the Fruitland-Pay-
cite river bridge, was 3,419, of which
1897 ballots were Bonds, Yes" and
522 ballots were Bonds, No." and
that majority of 2,375, which ex-
ceeded two-thirds, of all of the bal
lots cast was In the affirmative and
Bonds, Yes"
2. That the total number of ballots
cast at said election by the duly quail
flied electors of said county upon the
question of issuing $15,S75 bonds for
the erection and construction of
bridge in and for said county across
the Payette river near New Plymouth,
Idaho, known as the New Plymouth
Payette river bridge, was $3.50, Of
which 3,087 ballots were Bonds, Yes"
and 373 ballots were Bonds, No." and
that a majority of 2,714, which ex-
ceeded two thirds of all of the ballots
cast was in the affirmative and
Bonds, Yes"
2 That the total number of ballots
OF sod oil bxrf ha ~, ltr oil
fed electors of said county upon the
question of issuing $15.950 bonds for
the erection and construction Of a
bridge III and for said county across
he Payette river neDr Letha. Idaho,
Known as the Iotkc-Payette river
),idge. vas 1888, CT vhJch 1857 bal
OTIS were Bonds, Yes" and 521 bal
OTIS were Bonds, No." and that
majority of 1886, which exceeded two
birds, of all of the ballots cast was
n the affirmative and Bonds, Yes"
And whereas, 1t has been deter
mined and is hereby declared that the |
notices of said election for the pur-
,ose of submitting the questions, re-
pectively, of the erection and con-
truction of said bridges by the issu-
nee Of bonds, were posted and pub
ished as and in the manner and for
he time required by section 1868, re-
iSed codes of Idaho, as amended by
n act passed at the 10th session of
he legislature Of said state; that said
lection was duly held and conducted
4 the manner prescribed by section
500 of said revised codes; that each
nd every person voting at said cleo
hn
cribed by said amended section 1868
nd in all respects was at the time of
citing duly qualified elector of said
ounty; that the ballots cast at said
lection in each of the several voting
recincts of said county upon each
the respective bridge bonding prop
sitions submitted thereat. were duly
ounted by the judges and clerk con-
netting the election in their respec- :
We voting precincts, who made re- +
i'm of said election as and in the ,
amer and within the time required 7
Z law, to the board of county COM {
issioners Of said county; that as :
ION as all election returns were re- +
lived by said board of county COM
issioners, which was on to-wit: the
b day after said election, namely:
lgust 0, A. D. 1911. the said board !
county commissioners with the
ditor acting as clerk, convened as 7
board Of canvassers of election and
oceeded publicly, at their office, to 7
ZEN the returns and canvass the
ties of said election in the same 7
amer as the returns of election of
unity and precinct officers are can 7
ssed, and the result of said election
IS thereupon officially declared by 7
Id county board of canvassers by
,ording the total vote cast upon T
ch of the bridge-bond propositions
omitted at said election in each 7,
ecinct for and against each of said
dge bonding propositions in a book 7,
oyided for recording the results of
, general election, and by making a ce
nplete copy of said record (duly in
titled to by them) and depositing n,
same with the auditor of said 81
lnty; and NJ
Whereas. Pursuant to the authority ds
direction contained and conferred te
that certain resolution of this m
Ird made on the Both day of Sep an
lber, A. D. 1912. notice of the in ar
ton of said board of county COM in
sioners to issue, negotiate and re-
$4,000 bridge bonds of said av
nty and inviting bids therefor. was To,
y published for 8 consecutive cal RI
ar weeks In "The LEADER Herald" in
semi-weekly newspaper printed, Ar