American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-12-17

TnOmaS Wneatley, road WORK e. 4I.oU
II. E. Hooker. work on Snake
River bridge ------------.--- 100
w. L. Oliver, road work ........... 1876
]. W.. May, road work ...--.---..- 500
Idaho Lumber Co.. bridge ma
ter1al -.-.----x--.----- -..-----.-. 41.25
johnson & Anderson, redecking
Snake River Bridge ....-.---... 10000
johnson & Anderson, redecking
Snake River Bridge ...----- 10000
johnson & Anderson, redecking
Snake River Bridge ............ 10000
Johnson & Anderson, ~redecking
Snake River Bridge ...-.~. 10000
Johnson & Anderson, ~redecking
Snake River Bridge ...-......... 10000
johnson & Anderson redecking
Snake River Bridge .--. $500
Hall Hardware Co, Pocatello,
6 spools barb wire .......... 17.40
John Noble, bridge material. 24.00
John Payne, road work and ma
terial .........-~----... 1920
]. r. Bowen. 1870 it. bridge
lumber S9.4O
Kenneth Jensen, Dad work ...... 24.00
Newman & Stuart Co., culvert
pipe ...~r. -..... 10000
Newman & Stuart Co, culvert
pipe -.~~-- -. $40
Gem State Lumber Co., Bridge
lumber ....... .......... 11.40
A. M. Hatch, road work ............. $3.50
S. F. Hatch, road work .-....-.. 1900
Daniel Roberts, bridge material
and labor 17.5O
Frank Moench, " joint invoice
on Dowell survey .................... 43.75
Lee Cummins, right of way for
road neutrality-suspicious.. 1O2.49
Oliver & McKown, fence sup
pies -.-----......-. -.....-..~----.- 4l.i5
Hodson F~eenaughty Co., l Aus
tin Standard Reversible Road
grader ..-..... ...~... 1000
Hodson Feenaughty Co., bal. on
/ Austin Standard Reversible
Road Grader ...w-............. 1880
Hodson Feenaughty Co., n
5 Austin Reversible Road Grad
er purchased .....~... 10000
Hodson F~eenaughty Co, bal. on
End Austin Reversible Road
Grader .................... .......... 154.00
Hodson Feenaughty Co, 4 tom
que Scrapers .................... 1000
+. L. Cunningham, services as
appraiser on Cummins road. 500
c. Il. Tyler, services as a%pprais-
er Cummins Dad ............. 500
Martin Christensen, roa work. 500
ioAoi BfUOt.DJ
The unpaid warrants outstanding
prior to this date mount to 1881. rs,
added to the above mounts 10 $4449.-
IA of which the Highway Districts
share is 76.5 per cent or $3403. SO.
The Highway District No. l has on
hand $951.94 which is hereby ordered
transferred to the road and bridge
fund. The said $951.9 "a being deduct
ed from the S3403.59 due from the
Highway District No. / leaves $2451.65
which shall be deducted from the first
taxes apportioned to Highway Dis
trict No. l.
Philbrick & Greenwood having serv-
ed a notice on the Clerk of the Board
of Commissioners to vacate lot 33,
block 9, Riverside Addition, Walter
Sparks is appointed an agent to find
suitable quarters for the county Of
fices and also a court room and Jail.
Whereupon the Board took a recess
TO meet November 9th, 1914, to zeal a
report of their agent.
Whereas, at the present time the
various officers of the County of Pow
er are maintaining their Offices in four
different buildings in the Village of
American Falls, and
Whereas, the expense of the various
officers and maintaining their offices
separate and apart is greatly in ex-
cess of what the maintenance for said
offices would be if the various officers
were quartered in one building, and
Whereas, the rent now paid by the
County of Power for the Offices of the
various officers, together with the
maintenance charge and the expense
of deputies and stenographers for the
neianrc nnnrtaroA individually 10 Lar
ger than it would be if the said officers
could maintain their respective offices
in one building, and
Whereas, 1t appearing that the needs
of the people could be better served,
and the offices conducted - a less
expense if the County of Power could
procure one building sufficient in size
to quarter all the various officers. in
Guiding court room and Jail, and
Whereas. it Appearing that the Audi
torium, heretofore used by the County
of Power as a court room can not
be obtained and that 1t will be neces-
sary to obtain a room sufficient in
size for the holding Of Court and for
court purposes, and one suitable for a
jail.
Now, therefore, for the purpose of
obtaining quarters for the various Off
GERS and a suitable court room, mo-
ton was duly made and unanimously
passed by the board, that Walter S.
Sparks, the commissioned from Dis
trict No. /, be directed to investigate
all the buildings suitable Tor such pur-
poses, and be ready to report as to
what quarters could be obtained for
county purposes, on November 9Th;
and it further appearing TO the board
that at the present time, owing to the
manner in which the officers have been
quartered, namely. in four different
buildings in the village of American
Falls, that the said Walter 5. Sparks
endeavor to procure a suitable place
for the housing OF all the officers.
Nov. s, 1914.
The Board met this day to take up
the matter of quarters for the county
offices and Walter S. Sparks, duly APP
pointed agent, reported that the build