Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-04-04
PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Adjourned meeting Of the Board
of County Commissioners.
10th day of January 1913, session.
Shoshone, Idaho, March %, 1913.
Be it remembered that pursuant
10 a former adjournment of this
Board. said Board convened this
day in regular adjourned session.
Present w. J. Taper, Chairman;
w. A. Heiss and Tihos. H. Gooding,
Commissioners, and Harry w. An
derson, Clerk.
The following claims against the
Current Expense Fund of Old Lin
coin County were allowed:
First National Bank ShOshone,
Court Certificate, Sl5.25. F. NJ. Sny-
der. Agent Premium Bond, S.65.
First National Bank, Shoshone,
Ref. Int. S2.49. Morse Store. Sup
plies paupers, $500 Hepburn Lum-
Der Co., supplies, Si915. E. Noble,
supplies paupers, S5.05. Burkhead
Grocery Co., supplies paupers, 1910.
Same against New Lincoln:
Caxton Printers, supplies $1,000.
North Side News, printing, S226.05,
First National Bank, ShoshOne,
Court Certificates, $500. Lin
coin County Times, supplies,
S3i.5O disaIlowed $500. ]. ". See
expenses, S19.35. NJ. Silva, team
hire. S2O.25. Irwin HodsOn Co., sup
plies. S2.08. Inter Mountain Map
Co.. supplies, 800. c.. f. Borden,
supplies, S31 .95. Geo. d. Barnard
and Co., supplies, 1928. Ambrose
Bros. team hire, $3.50. Idaho Ir-
rigation Co., water poor farm,
$685..
The inactive depository bonds of
the First National Bank, Hager-
man. and the Hepburn State Bank
were ordered returned to said
banks.
Tax certificates Nos. 1873 and 4O6,
year 1911, and Nos. 10 and that of
John Sawyer, year 1898, were or
dered cancelled for error in issu-
ance.
In accordance with petitions fill
ed with the Board, new precincts
were created to be known as North
Shoshone and Marley descriptions
on file.)
Upon petition the road was or
dered opened between east end of
Avenue H" Jerome and f-4th cor
ner between Sections i9-20-8-17.
Daily Adjournment
Twentieth day of January ses
sion. ShoshOne Idaho, March goth,
1913.
Full Board convened this day.
Warrants were ordered drawn
for payment of R. g. B. portion of
railroad tax as follows: ShOshone
Highway, 1857 .3S, Shoshone Village,
1914, Richfield Highway. S329.33
Richfield Village, S2.7.
Road District No. iS was subdl-
yided into districts Nos. 1, s, and 7,
with w. Wilson, VIM. Miller, Jas.
Freeman and Fred Otto, respective
ly as Overseers; A. F. Tage was
appointed road tax collector there
in.
Final settlement was made with
Dietrich and Bliss Highway Dis.
tricts by payments to same of
S56f.49 and S754.08 respectively,
Daily adjournment.
Twenty-first day of January SEES
sion, March 9th, 1913.
Full Board convened.
Lease was entered into with R.
L. Griffin on County Farm for
ensuing year.
c.. E. claims continued on New
Lincoln: Stella Cook, expenses,
$685.. United States Fidelity &
Guarantee Co., premium bonds,
$4,000 R. L. Griffin, superinten-
dent poor farm, SIS. V. V. Bower,
deputy assessor, SilS0O, disal-
lowed, Si4.00. Paul R. Kartzke, ap-
praiser, S302.35.
Certain credits of tax collection
on 1912 rolls were allowed dist on
file).
Daily adjournment.
Twenty second day of January
session, March %, 1913.
Full Board convened.
C.. E. claims continued on New
Lincoln: R. J. Mcmahon. supplies,
paupers, SOTO. McFall Hotel,
Board commissioners. SO. .33 Bert
Bowler, court certificates, $3.50.
McFall Hotel, board Kartzke,
S47.f5.
Certain credits of tax collection
on 1911 Del. roll were allowed.
Whereupon Board adjourned sine
die.
w. ]. TAPER,
Attest: Chairman.
Harry w. Anderson, Clerk.