Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-05-13
MINUTES OF MEETING
OF The Board Of Directors Of The
Farmers Cooperative Irrigation
company, Ltd, Held at the office
of the Company at New Plymouth,
Idaho, May I, 1915.

of the Company at New Plymouth
Idaho, May I, 1915.
Meeting called to order at 1:30 P
M. by President Eldredge. All mem
bers present. Minutes of last meet
ing read and approved as read.
A letter from E. w. Brown of EN-
NETT was read, in which he asked
for the privilege for himself and
others to rlt in pipe to draw
water from the Canal just north OF
the Ry. Depot running up the Street
one block. On motion duly seconded
and carried, the matter was referred
to Mgr. Cobb, to be allowed by him
if deemed necessary, the expens to
be paid by Mr.. Brown ct al.
Chas. B. Henggeler, Mgr. of the
West Side lateral wrote the Com
pany complaining that line rider, M.
M. Hurst, was not paying sufficient
attention to keeping weeds and
trash cleared away from their intake
Moved by Fouts, seconded by Bert
Lesson, that the chair appoint mem
Der of the Board to go with Mgr.
Cobb, and investigate the charges.
The motion carried, and the chair
appointed N. S. Penthouse.
Mr.. J. H. Hannigan, of the commit
tee appointed to take up with the
Sec'y of State the matter of the
manner of making the change of
location of this office, reported that
the attention of the Sec'y of State
had been called to this by citing the
law under which the change was
made. On motion, seconded and
carried the committee was continued
The committee appointed at the
last meeting to investigate the Car
penter & Miller water right report
ed that they had met Mr.. Carpenter,
and that he made no claim to free
water, which disposed of the matter
to the satisfaction of both the COM
pany, and Mr.. Carpenter. On motion
duly seconded and carried the re-
port was accepted, and the committe
discharged.
Mr. Hannigan reported that the
Ry Co. were ready to make change
iii a bridge near Emmett, and had
asked to have the water In the Cana.
lowered while making the change.
The request was granted.
H. e. Dunn appeared before the
GARD relative to right of way in Sec.
Is Twp N. R. s. WBM, asking the
Directors to Quit Claim the land &C.
cupied by the track of the P. v. |
branch of the o. S. L. RR, if no
more could be spared. Mr.. Dunn stat
ed that he had inspected the location
and found that at this place there
was not more than six feet between
the end of the ties, and the Canal
bank. Moved by Bertleson seconded
oy Sargent that the President ap-
point committee, who with him
self should meet representative of
he Ry. Company. the Committee to
lave full power to act for the Com
)any The motion carried, and the
;hair appointed Messrs Fouts and
1annigan as sucll committee.
Mgr. Cobb reported as to the
snake River waste way, stating that
IN account of the urgent need of .
pater for irrigation, there was not
ime to build entirely with cement, :.
nd that five hundred foot flume :
id been constructed at a cost of
sss than $4,000 for lumber, As feet :
eing built of cement the total cost
eing $4,000.
On motion duly seconded and car
ed the following bills were allowed,
nd warrants ordered drawn.
White Hardware Co. s141 10; H. Z
trawn for board of hand s1.62; WA
outs for meetings, and committee :,
VI anu SAPCuo0 p1I.oVJ n. ID. LIN I.1
edge, for 2 meetings, and committee r
nd team work s20.85, and for board :
hands $500; G. H. Sargent for
ceilings, and committee work and
,pense $11.35; New Plymouth Nero
D. $115; Orville Jones for trapping :.
gophers $12O; c. Rachenberg, trap
ng thirteen gophers $3.50; RIA Cam G
IL Jr. trapping fifteen gophers s3.00j >,
npire Lumber Company $21s.63; U. =,
Plumbing and Heating Company,
1856; Gorham Nero. Company sS.O5 g
IN Petten Lumber Co. s77.53; Cash :,
lmber & Coal Co. $131.12; Moss
ere. Co. $2.sS; April pay roll ss11. !.
No further business appearing the p.
ard adjourned. -
W. P. Alderman, sec'y. =
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