Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-04-30
Official Proceedings of Board of Com
missiOners, Clearwater County, Idaho

of new school district, this petition
having been recommended by County
Superintendent and requested that the
same be known as school district No.
8, the board granted said petition and
ordered that said district be created
and known as school district No. 9,
with boundry lines as follows, towit ::
Beginning on the tip line between
tips 80 and 40 e where the north
fork of the Clearwater river intersects
said line; thence west approximately
81 miles to the w corner of tip SO 3
e; thence south on the range line be-
tween ranges 2 and east to the W
corner of sec tip 38 n r3 thence
west 80 miles to the corner between
sections and 9 tp> 38 2 e thence
south through center of sec. 9. l6, 81,
and % tip SO n Re; approximately
81 miles to the intersection of the
North Fork of the Clearwater river !;
thence up the North Fork of the Clear
water River to the point of beginning.
1t is ordered by the Board that Mar
tin Moline be dropped from the county
INDECENT list.
Overseers' reports for the month of
March approved as follows: Harry
Gamble, dist; Walter Vandevend-
err, dist. No. -; A. H. Mullikin,
dist. No. a; Fred Frazier, dist. No.
6; Nils Olson, dist. No. z; Marion
Blackburn, dist. No. 10; A. H. Co.'S
nor, dist. No. ID; Orvill Smith, Dist.
No. Is; E. E. MCGUIRE, former over
seer for the quarter ending Jan. 1915;
Ira Schulz, Dist. No. II; Joe Duffy,
dist. No. Is.
Board adjourned to meet April 16,
1915, at 9 clock a. m.
Orofino, Idaho, April 16, 1915.
Board met in regular session pur-
suant to adjournment of April Is,
1915. All members of the Board
present and Joseph Kaufman, clerk,
by F. N. Shreve, deputy. Minutes
of April Is, 1915, read and approved.
At this time the Board fixed the
amount of bond to be given by each
foreman employed by the county and
working men on the public highways
under the Emergency Employment
system at $500.
Bond of foreman working county
prisoners and laborers on the public
highways was fixed at $500.
e A. L.
banks furnishing depository bond
for county funds was fixed by the
Board at "a per cent. on daily bal
ances.
Petition of S. M. Snyder ct al for
the appointment of Luther S. Bonner
as constable of Weippe precinct, ex-
amined and granted by the Board.
Bond of Luther S. Bonner as con-
stable of Weippe precinct approved.
Bond of the First National Bank of
Lewiston, Idaho, to secure deposits of
county funds of Clearwater county,
deposited by the Treasurer of said
county in said bank, was at this time
approved by the Board in the sum of
$50, 900.
WHEREAS. The Northern Pacific
railway company, a corporation under
the laws of Wisconsin, has granted to
Clearwater county, Idaho, highway
easement across its right of way and
at right angles to its main track, the
center line of said highway being dis
tant 80 feet southwardly from the
northernly head-block of the house
track at Greer station, County of
Clearwater, State of Idaho.
Resolved, That said Highway Ease
ment be, and the same is hereby &C.
copied by the Board of county COM
missioners of Clearwater county,
Idaho, on behalf of said county, and
Resolved further, That two copies
of this resolution be forwarded to ].
H. DeForce, superintendent of North
ern Pacific Railway.
Dated this the 18th day of April,
1915.
Orofno, Idaho, April II, 1915.
Minutes of April Is. 1915, read and
approved.
Claims allowed, general road fund !: