Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-07-10
Commissioners Proceedings.


being the day and hour for the meeting
of the commissioners and there being
no commissioners present upon tele-
phone communication with the chair
man of the board, this meeting is here
by adjourned until June % at 10 o'clock
a. NH. Il. Broomdeen, clerk.
The commissioners met at 10 o'clock
a. m. this 23rd day of June, present
Ezra Howell, chairman, John T. Peter
son and John F. Quale, commissioners,
Jesse P. Rich, prosecuting attorney
and Fl. H. Broomhead, clerk and the
following proceeding were had to-wit
In the matter of the petition of John
7. Rigby and others for change in the
county road at or near Rern and further
described as follows: Commencing al
the southwest corner of the southeast
quarter of section Is, township IL south
range "A east Boise Meridian, and run
ming thence north along quarter line OF
said section lS to the intersection with
the present road said petition is hereb,
ordered filed and any who may oppose
the granting of said petition are given
until July Is, 1914, to file their obiec-
tions.
In the matter of the petitions of Mrs.
Lorenzo Bacon, Mrs. Thomas Innes and
Edward johnson for remittance Of the
second installment of their respective
taxes for the year of 1918, it appearing
to the board that there are good and
sufficient reasons therefor, it is ordered
that the second installment of the
1918 taxes of each of the said petition
ers be and the same are hereby re-
United.
In the matter of the petition of Jas.
Banks for financial aid from the
county, it appearing to the board
that the said JAS Banks, by reason of
paralysis caused by stroke of light
ming, is unable to perform manual
labor, and having insufficient means of
self support, it is ordered that the name
of the said Banks be and is hereby
placed on the INDECENT list until further
action by this board and that he be al
lowed the sum of $15 per quarter to be
paid in the manner heretofore prescri-
bed by this board.
In the matter of the petition of Mrs.
L. 7. Shepherd, widow, for the re-
duction of her taxes, it appearing to the
board that the valuation as increased
by the state board of equalization is in
excess of $4,000, and it further appear
ing that said valuation is excessive, it
is ordered that reduction of $1,000 in
the valuation of property assessed to
the said Mrs. Shepherd be granted and
that the tax for 1918 on the said $1,000
Z be remitted from the second installment
of the 1918 taxes.
The clerk of the board is hereby
directed to have printed in pamphlet
from 200 copies of the auditors annual
financial statement for the fiscal year
ending the second Monday in April,
1914. Bills were allowed aud warrants
ordered drawn on the several funds. as
follows:
Bp JAS S Poulsen, care of indi-
gent .......s..t ......... S 20 90
5 II Spencer, grading 18th grade
paper, ........ "a 90
Dan 9 Rich, grading 8th grade
papers. -. ......... 16 90
Milford Tueller, grading 9Th
grade papers. ........ IL 90
W w Richards, grading sth
grade papers ...... 20 90
Clarence L Wright, services in
May examinations. ..., 9 50
Willie Lewis. flowers for court
house grounds. ......... r O0
VIM o Clark, livery for assessor IS 90
James Dunn, expenses. ...... 80 90
Mercy Price, labor for assessor 7 SO
Ethel Dunn, proof reading for
Assessor $50. .s...s..... so
Mrs Forrest Reed, labor for as
SCISSOR. ....-.......... 80 rs
Ches T Wheeler, labor for as
SCISSOR. .. .. 100 90
Mae Broomhead proof reading 40
E Hoge repairing lights 2 25
Pioneer Bindery Co. Cor for Co
Supt. ........... SO
Caxton Printers Co, supplies. 6s 70
S B Staley, justice .... 9 so
Thos Barrett, justice. ...... IA so
q T Thornock, constable ... 2 90
Bert Orr, constable. so
Henry W Nate. probation officer Is 90
City of Paris, water service. 8 90
Ritter Bros Drug Co, strychnine 1852 so
David Kunz, juror certificate 90
EIvena Stringer, witness GER
tiHcate 80. y. . Is
chas schmit, Witness certificate 2 Is
q SponRbere, care Of INDECENT 10 90
Continued next week.