The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1913-06-12
PROCEEDINGS COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
sHosHoNE COUNTY, STATE OF
ioAho-REcULAR APRIL
TERM, 1918.
April "A, 1913.
ard met pursuant to law.

Board met pursuant to law
Present: Commissioners Murphy
Cox and McRae and Clerk Sheehy.
The following proceedings were had:
Petition of VIM. Saugstad and Others
for the appointment of 0. K Owen as
justice Of the peace of Big Creek pre-
cinct was granted. and said o. X. Owen
was appointed justice of the peace
therein.
Official bonds Of following justices
Of the peace were approved: John w
Myers, Donald P. Campbell. Frank
Roland. VIM. J. Mann and o. X. Owen;
and also that of Arthur Olsen as con-
stable, Walter Keister, as road over
seer and DR.. Herbert Mowery as coun
ty physician.
Petition of Henry Robinson and 9th
ers for appointment of Bart Chamber
lain as overseer for road district No
IL was denied
Ordered that John Cropley and
Charles Bowen be granted aid In sum
of SIS per month each.
Second Day, April 18th.
Present as before.
Petition of Thomas S. Hogan for
duplicate deed in lieu of one hereto
fore issued by Shoshone county for lot
3, block |, Mullan, granted.
Petition of r. N. Hooper for cam
collation. penalties on 1912 taxes on
land in Twp. 46 N, r. E., B. NJ, was
granted. it appearing that check in
payment of same had been mailed to
and received by tax collector prior to
date of delinquency.
Petition of H. A. Loseth for cancell-
alton delinquent taxes of 1904 was
granted, the property assessed having
been illegally assessed for said year.
Tax cancellations as recommended
by county auditor granted as follows:
1907 to 1911, inc, on Homestake
lode. assessed to Minerva Mining Co,
property in Kootenai county 1904
taxes on SWA NWA Sec. TIP. 81 ~
r. E., assessed to Mary j. Loseth
Not patented and exempt
1906 to 1911, inc. on Homestake
Elba, Kate Fry. Wedge and Eureka
lodes and Eureka millsite, assessed
to Boulder Creek Mining Co., prop
erty not In this county.
Petition of Frank Moore and others
for cancellation of delinquent taxes
was denied, as proof submitted was
considered insuf11cient
Petition of residents of Twp. As, n
r. s e. B. M. for, formation of new
school district out of portion of
school district No. 10 tabled. awaiting
additional information.
Resolution of board of trustees of
Kellogg. declaring village of Kellogg
to be city of second class, and
changing name to city of Kellogg. was
accepted and approved.
Third Day, April 18th.
Present as before.
Following liquor license bonds were
approved and licenses ordered issued:
In Wallace: p j.. Gearon, Joseph
Themes, A. J. Mullen, o. A. Olin, Dan
McInnis, McGowen & Greer, estate of
s. E. Bohon, Joseph I'eila, Lieb Bros,
Joseph Ghirardi and Basil Rizzonelli.
In Mullan-Chas. P. Anderson, Henry
Billberg, E.. B. Crawford & Bro. Mas
sing e. Stolberg and J os. Garitano
In Kellogg-Peter Albinola and VIM.
Schaefer.
In Wardner-W. H. Moore & Co.,
James Patten, Fred Lawrence. Cor
bus Bros, Christ Wiese, and Chas. j..
Metzgar.
In Clarkia-Geo. Cham payne & John
MCGUIRE.
In Burke-M. J. Ma.her.
Following application for liquor H.
censes were denied: w. NJ. Sellers and
F. H. Monroe at Prichard, and John
Ponzetti at Enaville.
Petition of John Daveggio for can
collation. of 1908. 1903 and 1910 taxes
was denied. for the reason that no
sufficient cause or re ason exists there
for
Fourth Day, April 17th.
Present as before.
Liquor license bonds of the follow
ing persons and firms were approved
and licenses ordered issued as follows
In Burke. c. iGlahe, August Mel
son. Swan and Anderson and GUS He'd
lund & Co.
It was orderedi that in the event of
the violation tfany of the laws re-
lating to gambling or Sunday closing,
and the conviction in court of any per-
son for either of such offenses,A pro-
ceedings will be instituted for the re-
of the retail liquor licenses
for conducting the business of etail-
ings liquors on the premises whei e
violation Of either of said laws may
have occurred.
The board considered the bids for
the county printing and advertising for
the year ending April 3O 1914. and 1t
appearing therefrom that the lid oe
the Wallace Miner was the lowest a.nd
most satisfactory bid submitted, the
same was accepted and the contr :sct
awarded to the Wallace Miner
In the matter of the improyeme MT
Of roads and bridges: 1t was ordered
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