American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-08-06
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

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hoard took a recess until July 7, at
10 a. m.
American Falls, Idaho, July Z, 1914.
The board of county commissioners
met as a board of equalization, as per
adjournment of July 9Th, 1914.
The Commissioners May, Winter
and Sparks being present.
There being no complaint of the as
sessment to come before the board.
the board proceeded to go through the
tax roll. The board of equalization
proceeded to meet from day to day.
according to Art. 4 of Chapter So of
the 1913 Session Laws, and there be-
ing no complaint the 1914 tax roll was
turned over on July 9th, with no
change as returned by the assessor.
American Falls, Idaho, July 13, 1914.
The board of county commissioners
met this day in regular quarterly ses-
sion.
Present, Commissioners Sparks and
Winter and the following proceedings
were had to-wit:
Power county's share of the Blaine
county bonds, coming due July, 1914,
amounting to $2860.00. we're ordered
paid by current expense warrant. The
interest due Blaine county to July LIST,
1914, amounting to $1589.35 was or
dered paid by current expense war
rant. The interest due Oneida coun-
ty, amounting to $399.65 was ordered
paid out of the county bond interest
fund. There upon the board adjourn
ed to meet July IA, 1914.
American Falls, Idaho July IA. 1914.
Second day of session.
The board met this day as per ad-
fnurnrnnnf nf Tr1u 1Qfh G1porofrrs--
ers Sparks and Winter being present
and the following proceedings were
had to-wit:
The petition of G.. H. Newbauer and
others, for the addition of township 5,
range 20 of school district number IS,
was hereby granted.
The petition of ]. E.. Martins and
others, for the addition of the follow
ing described territory (now belong
ing to school district No. 49, to school
district No. II, is hereby granted, as
follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the northwest corner
of section 6, township z south of
range 20 E. B.. NJ; running thence
west IL miles to the northwest cor
ner of the northeast quarter of sec
ton 81, south range % E. B. M;
thence south 3 miles to the southwest
corne of the southeast quarter of
section Ia of said township and range,
thence east III miles to the southeast
corner of section 13 of said township;
thence north to the place of beginning.
The bond of John Payne, as justice
of the peace of Arbon precinct, is here
by approved. Whereupon the board
adjourned to meet July 18th.
American Falls, Idaho, July Is, 1914.
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journment of July 14th, the full board
being present, and the following pro-
ceedings were had, to-wit:
The bill of F. j.. Kohlepp of $250.00
for damages and fencing and right
of way was allowed.
RESOLVED: That the county IN
struct a road between the lands of Ed.
Quinlan and L. A. Skeen, according
to the survey as surveyed by the coun-
ty surveyor, and the sheriff and
prosecuting attorney are hereby di-
rected to assist in opening said road,
and are hereby directed if necessary
to institute legal proceedings.
1t is hereby ordered that the pealty
Of tax sale certificate No. 146, amount
ing to $50 and also interest oil the
said certificate being omitted. This
certificate is on land owned by Grace
Mclaughlin, and is RENTED IN pay
ment of the principal on account of
~irrigularity of the taxing officers of
Bingham county.
Current expense warrants were al
lowed as follows:
w. C. Snyder, judge, local OPP
ton 4.OU
T. o. Phillips, judge bond and
local option elections ..-....... 700
First National Bank, 3 months
Salary, Ruth Sallee, assigned 225.00
First National Bank 1month
clerical work in clerks office $500
First National Bank, reward
paid by d. B. Jeffries for Lee
Stoddard, (assigned) ~----... 10000
First National Bank, money
advanced by auditor for ex-
penses, assigned ---.....--~-....- 2OO.O(
First National Bank, money
advanced by auditor for ex-
penses, assigned .-...---... 3.1'
A. c. Haag, clerk, local option
election and stamps .......... So
W. w. Wall, milage and per-
diem, L. R. Kuifong, witness 1872
W. W. Wall, services as deputy
sheriff and money advanced 2l.3I
". w. Wall, salary and expen-
ses as deputy sheriff --.---.- 1870
W. W. Wall, clerk, local OPP
ton election .-.....------~-- Az
Chas, NJ. Garfield, deputy as
SCISSOR 10000
Chas. M. Garfield, services as
deputy assessor .------.-- $40
d.. B.. Jeffries, sheriff's expen-
ses 1000
sheriff 1O1.6
Carl Baner, judge, local option
election 40
American Falls Press, printing
(advertising) ....-.-.......-.-.... 1000
Philbrick and Greenwood, rent
OF county offices, 3 months 75.O
American Falls Press, printing
(advertising) .-.---.--.. ...-..- 22.O
American Falls Press printing
ballots ptc ST.