Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-04-23

wit:
On this day the board opened the
following bids submitted for running
me Newport ferry. and took the same
under advisement:
Ed. McKlin, $50 per month.
Carl Miller, S65 per month.
James Cleland, 500 per month.
Thomas Johnston, $50 per month.
w. H. Meier $65 per month.
o. Nelson, $55 per month.
f. H. Luce, $50 per month.
Fidelity Lumber Co., $50 per month.
On this day the board opened bids
submitted for running the Clarksfork
ferry, and after due consideration of
said bids it appearing that the bid OF
Julius Klug was the best bid submit
ted. it was ordered that the contract
for running said ferry be awarded to
the said julius Klug, for $40 per
month. upon his furnishing good and
sufficient bond in the sum of $500 for
the faithful performance of his duties
as such ferryman. The bid OF Il. w.
Baughman for $3.50 per month was
rejected
On this day the bid of e. e. Price
for running the Cabinet ferry was
opened, and being considered too high
was rejected.
On this day bids submitted for run
ming the Priest River Ferry were
opened and after due consideration OF
all of said bids it appearing that the
bid of M. b. Willoughby, for 500 per
month, was the best bid submitted, II
was ordered that the contract for run
ming said ferry be awarded to the SAID
M b. Willoughby upon his furnishing
good and sufficient bond in the sum
of $500 for the faithful performance
OF his duties as such ferryman.
The following bids were rejected:
A. C. Rocks, $50 per month.
VIM. Whetsler. $65 per month.
John Wray $40 per month.
S. Croy, $50 per month.
On this day bids submitted Tor run
ming the Laclede ferry were opened,
and after due consideration OF all OF
said bids. it appearing that the bid OF
Henry Peterson, for SIS per month,
was the best bid submitted, it was Or
dered that the contract for running
said ferry be awarded to the said
Henry Peterson upon his furnishing a
GOOD and sufficient bond in the sum OF
$500 for the faithful performance OF
his duties as such ferryman. The
following bids were rejected:
Delbert f. Cass, $74 per month.
Loren Markham, SIS per month.
James Adair. SIS per month.
Charles Horn, $40 per month.
f e., Staples, $40 per month.
o. f. Neuman, $50 per month.
On this day bids submitted Tor
county physician" were opened and
otter due consideration of all OF salu
bids. it appearing that the bid OF X. N.
jackson, for $40 per annum, was tne
hest hid submitted, it ives ordered tnat
the contract be awarded to the SAID
r N Jackson upon his furnishing a
good and sufficient bond in the sum
of $500 for the faithful performance Oh
his duties as such county physician
The following bids were rejected;
O r Page, $500 per annum.
G. P. Stackhouse, 5000 per annum.
At this time the bid of e. M. Brewer
for hurving paupers at $50 each was
anened and it appearing that said bid
was reasonable it was ordered that the
contract be awarded to the said Z. M.
nrower. No other bids were SUD
mitted. "a. Co..
On this day the following bids Tor
"snnerintendent of county porr farm
were opened and by the board taken
under advisement:
John canon, $500 per annum.
lanes Bullock. $500 per annum.
Mrs ]. Fletcher, 1920 per annum
II e. Banker, $S5G per annum.
Geo M Potter. $500 per annum.
lanes Miller, 81. 200 per annum.
On this dav the following bids sub
mitted for constructing road No. lis
was opened and by the board taken
under advisement:
Turnbun & Summers, $S15.25
D. Osborne $3.50.
James Brown, 1896.
wv w. Deroshia, $7O7.
Tony Saccomanno, $9Oo.
George Campbell, $94O.
On this day the board took up the
netition of Paul Patterson and Others
for the formation of school dlstrlc
from territory embraced within the
boundaries of school district No. Is
and after due consideration said petit
tion was approved and it was ordered
tbot said distrsrt be and is hereb,
created. to b officially known ant
DESIGNATED as school district No. ~
With boundaries as follows, to-wit:
IN sections II. ~ 10 and IA, twp. 81 n
r2e. B. M; thence south ten miles t
the twp. line between townships .
and 60 north, thence east along SAT-
twp. line to the Idaho-Montana stat
line; thence north along said stat
line to the south bank of the kootena
river. thence along the south bank o
said river to the point where the mort
and south center line of section 81
twp. 62 e., 5. M. intersects sal
river; thence south to the quarter cor
ner on the north side of section u
twp. 81 n. r 3 B. NJ: thence west I
the place of beginning.
On this day the board took up tn
petition of Henry Lafleur and other
for the formation of school distriC
from territory embraced within tn
boundaries of school district No. A
and after due consideration said pet
ton was approved and it was ordere
that said district be and is hereby ere
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