The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-04-24
BOARD CRINDS
COUNTY GRIST
Expenses Incurred and Other
Acts of Interest to
the Taxpayer.

siohefs or ldaho county met In their
clerks office at Grangeville. Idaho.
Present. N. b. Pettibone, chairman,
John d. Long and John n. Rice, com
missioners. J. A. Bradbury, clerk, by
M g. Rambo, deputy, and the follow
ing business was had:
Quarterly reports of the following Of
Ulcers were examined and ordered filed:
John p. Eimers sheriff. Frank Rice.
county treasurer; Jas. DeHaven probate
judge; J. A. Bradbury, clerk, auditor
and recorder, II. Rothwell, assessor and
tax collector.
The returns having been received from
the proposed Mt. Idaho Highway Dis
trtct, the board proceeded to canvass
tame vote. Votes cast for, 49, against,
Aone and 1t was therefore ordered that
the territory embraced within the boun-
daries decribed in order made on page
Al, Vol 10 commissioners Record be
declared duly organized highway dis
trict under the name designated in the
petition.
The bonds OF the Grangeville Savings
and Trust Co.. First National Bank of
Cottonwood. Bank Of Camas Prairie,
First National Bank OF Grangeville,
State Bank Of KooslSia, German State
Bank as repositories for county monies
were examined and approved said bonds
being in amounts as follows: Bank of
Camas Prairie, $25. 900, American Sur
ETY. Co. Of New York; Grangeville Saw
fngs and Trust Co., $22,500, American
Surety Co. of New York; First National
Bank of Cottonwood. $12.500. American
Surety Co. of New York: First Nation
al Bank Of Grangevile, $40, 200, United
States Fidelity & Guaranty Company
Of Baltimore. M. D.. $4,000 Fidelity &
Deposit Co Of Maryland; The German
State Bank. $12,500. personal bond; State
Bank Of Kooslsia, $4,000 personal bond.
Hervin Rothwell, ex-officio tax collec-
3 tor, presented his bond in the sum Of
100000 in the National Surety Co., of
New York, the same being approved.
Z and he having taken and subscribed to
his official oath. was indicted into his
said office.
Reports of Kidder- Harris Highway
district, Glenwood and woodland High
way districts were examined and order
ed filed.
The joint report Of the auditor and
treasurer was here examined and order
ed filed.
The following bonds were examined
and approved:
Henry G. johnson. Pleasant View pre-
cinet: J. A. Bushue, Ferdinand precinct.
Following bonds were examined and
approved, same to be recorded as re-
quired by law. Constables as follows:
Edgar, II. Wyman, Pardee, c. b. Fet-
ters. Cottonwood and James Mason of
Woodland precincts.
The official bonds of the following
overseers were here examined and APP
proved and they are hereby appointed
overseers of road districts as follows:
O. E. Meyer, Dist. 3. c. w. higgins Dis.
8. J. s. Frazier, Dist Z, Joe Brown,
Dist. 3. Irwin Wisner, Dist 10, e. S.
Vincent, Dist. II. Mike Deasy, Dist. u.
J. O. Howard. Dist. IS. 8. 8. Galloway.
Dist. IA, Dan Bell, Dist. 10 Owen Nor
gan. Dist. 20.
The application of F. A Fem, forest
supervisor. for an appropriation for a
wagon road up Selway river on the
Middle fork of the Clearwater river was
granted In the sum of 5000 to be expend
ed under the supervision of F. A. Fenn
Resignation of M F. Fuchs, justice of
! peace OF Cottonwood, accepted.
Application of Louis C. Stephenson for
the appointment of overseer of Road
Dist. "a. ordered that upon filing his
bond he is hereby appointed.
The petition of Daniel Laverty, James
Laverty, ct al. for the appointment of
Edgar II. wyman as constable of Par
dee precinct. granted on the approval
of his bond
Petition Of Mike Bagley, w. D. An
drews, ct al. for appointment of Frank
Hye as justice of the peace of Elk
City precinct. ii is ordered that upon
filing his bond the petition is granted.
Application of Sophia Beck for coun-
ty aid granted. and the order of the
probate judge approved, allowance not
to exceed $1,000.
The petition of VIM. Squibbs, ]. A.
Pierstorff ct al. for the road overseer
of Dist to post notices of warning
to persons herding or owing sheep in
said district was granted 1t is order
ed that the overseer post notices warn
ing herders and owners of sheep.
In the matter of the tax certificate
No $50 for the year 1910, agaist NJ. Fl.
Williams and sold to Idaho county, IL ap
pearing to the board that lots describ-
ed in said certificate belonged to Mrs.
Elizabeth Vincent widow. should have
been exempted. 1t is ordered that the
same be cancelled.
The petition of II. II. Falk, S. f. Ry-
an, ct al. for a bridge to be construct
eu over rice cTcth, II hPPSniih " e'tS
board that said bridge is a public ne
cessity, it is ordered that a bridge he
built not to exceed $500.
The petition of w. ]. Adsley. J. o.
Hhoades ct al. for road survey in Road
Dist 4, examined. and County Surveyor
T. C. Spedden ordered to make survey.
The petition of James Toll. Lena
Barnes, ct al, for division of Road Dists.
Nos. 25 and Is to serve from district
25, that part of road known as the
Kooslia- Tahoe toll road, it is ordered
that the division be made and the clerk
change boundaries to read as follows:
Beginning at a point on the section
Tine between section 10 and Is. Twp. 81
N. r. E., Boise Meridian. where said
section line intersects Clear creek, due
west on section line approximately one
mile to the quarter corner between sec