Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-07-31

coroner inquest bearing @.-o
Mrs. George bearing, witness
coroner Inquest bearing. -. S.zo
Elmer Seay, witness coroner
inquest bearing ..... 1.zo
Zelmer Seay, witness corner +
inquest bearing ........... 40
Granville Smith, witness coroner
inquest bearing ........... go
Bluford carp, witness coroner
inquest bearing ........... 20
A. +. Randall, juror coroner
inquest bearing .......... $40
NJ. II. Williams, juror coroner
inquest bearing ........... 2.'o
Mark Robinson, juror coroner
inquest bearing .......... $40
G. A. Anderson, juror coroner
inquest bearing ........... 20
j. Fl. Vicory, juror coroner
inquest bearing ........ 22o
Lee Smith, juror coroner
inquest bearing ........... 275
Walter Rice, juror coroner
inquest bearing ........... 2Io
Blanche Graham, board and
lodging Miss Louis White
neck INDECENT ..... 1000
A. & +. Co. mdse. for Mrs. Beck 1000
A. & F. Co. mdse for Allie De-
Ford ............. o-.1S
c. B. Koepke, drugs for Mrs.
Walters, INDECENT. ......... 7.75
H. G. Oliver, mdse for Mrs.
Lula York, INDECENT ........ 6O.45
A. A. Smith, hauling corpse to
Grangeville J. E. Beede. 800
G. j. Vassar, burial of Mrs. j.
| H. Walters and F. Duncan. $500
John Nuttmann, expenses TAX
ing Mite TregO to Poor Farm 1925
Miller Hdw. Imp. Co. mdse for
! Poor Farm and Court House ITO
Burt L. Crosby Co., mdse for
Poor Farm 1915
Turner Bros. supplies 7.3o
Mrs. Tlena Scooter, Quarterly
allowance 5000
A. F. Parker, insurance. 4O.OO
+. p. Atkinson, rebate on tax
sale certificates Nos. 80, 157,
1909 4o.oc
H. Hesterman, rebate on tax
sale certificates Nos. 104, 116
1909 ................. II4l
Joseph Mcdonald, rebate on
tax sale certificate No. $780,. 2.67
w. A. Foskett, rebate on tax
sale certificate No. 49,. ..... so
James Aram, rebate on taxes. 1887
Herman Won Bargen, rebate on
| taxes ............ lS.lo
John Mathison, rebate on taxes 9.O7
F. 8. Rice, sewer tax court
house property 1912........ $3.50
j. A. Bradbury, expenses for
the quarter ending July q,
| 1918 S5.O0
Claude NJ. Woodward, printing 22e.e5
Underwood Typewriting Co.,
typewriter for Supt. office. 1925
B. Anger, stenographer, servi-
ces prosecuting attorney. 225.0O
F. s. Rice, deputy hire Hazel
baker and Gregg ......... $4,000
L. Vineyard, Justice fees. 800. 800
B. P. Duffy, Justice fees. $500. 800
Geo. H. Sheldon, justice fees 600
+. P. Atkinson, rebate on tax
sale certificate No. SO, 1909 21.37
Charles Lamb, witness fees
state VS.. Buckingham ..... 1000
j. w. Byers, Poor Farm Exp. 10000
Barney Caffrey, quarterly al
lowances, INDECENT. .... 5000
A. w. Mitchell, quarterly al
lowanee, INDECENT .......... $500
Mrs. Jennie Sawyer, board and
loding for H. Lane, INDECENT 1880
Mrs. Annie Drake, board and
lodging c. H. Young, INDECENT 1880
Mary }. Markham, board and
lodging Eva Orvis INDECENT 900
Willis Turner, cash advanced
Elisha Lockwood. ...... 1000
Jesse l.. Rains, quarantine exp. 3l1.5O
G. Arnold, quarantine officer 1880
X. Iruitt, quarantine services. 1000
w. F. Mcmahon, quarantine
services 1854
Chester Arnold, mdse. quaran-
tine O11lcer S.5O
Post Office Drug Store, sup.
plies quarantine expenses. 1855
T.. G. Price, livery hire quaran-
tine Offlcer ............... 900
w. P. Wykoff, delivering.... 1915
H. B. Blake, services rendered
as health officer ...... 8l.OO
Cecil Evans, services rendered
as quarantine office ... 34.OO
J. A. Bushue, mdse for Frank
Taylor small Pox patient. :. 1870
G. c. Stokes, boarding Frank
Taylor small pox patient. -. 1870
ID. D. Atkinson, waiting on
F. Taylor small pox patient 1000
Walter s. Rice, constable cleo
ton 1912, Mt. Idaho .... 4.5O
Geo. ID. Smith, livery hire,
county commissioners, coron-
er and sheriff ............ 1925
1t appearing to the board that Mrs.
William Trautman of Greencreek is in
destitute circumstances and also that
she has seven small children, it is
ordered that she be allowed $4,000 per
month.
The application of Mrs. Eta NJ. Dear.
ing, widow of R. J. bearing for the
cancellation of tax sale certificate No.
40 for the year 1911 granted.
The petitions Of Geo. A. Cowgirl and
John NJ. Fly ct al for enforcement
of the noxious weed law, was referred
back to the petitioners for more sigma
J lures.
The petition of Walter knight ct al
for change in public road, was re-
ferred to the Yellow Pine highway dis
trict.