Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-02-05
Commissioners Proceedings

Commissioners Proceedings
j. F. Fuller, veteran 21.A
G. Church, Church Prop. 425
Mrs Chenoweth widow 80
Block No. A. Orofino. Dbl; assessment 47sS
See Village Roll P--3l-- Error i62
H. Nufert. Dbl assessment 20
H. Nufert, Dbl. assessment Cos
III. Gamble, Dbl. assessment i.5O
Claim of w. B. Compton, in the sum OF $500,
for cash expended and services rendered in adj
iusting title to Script Lands Ry. Grant Lands,
examined and allowed in the sum OF $500.
m Frank Zelenka. Chairman
Attest
Joseph Kaufman, Clerk
By F. N. Shreve, Dep. :
Orofno, Idaho, Jan. IL, 1915.
The retiring board of county COM
missioners met in session pursuant to
law. Present: Frank Harrison, COM
missioner first district; Frank Zelen-
ka, chairman and commissioner second
district; Elmer 0. Torgerson, COM
missioner third district; Joseph Kauff-
man, clerk, by F. N. Shreve, deputy.
Following proceedings were had,
to-wit:
At this time Jessie L. Coontz, John
P. Harlan, and Fred Choate, the
regularly elected county commits
sioners from the First, Second and
Third districts, respectively, for the
term beginning Jan. II, 1915, and end
ing on the second Monday of January,
1917, appeared before said retiring
board and presented their official
bonds which were approved in the sum
of $1,000 each.
Jessie L. Coontz, John P. Harlan
and Fred Choate at this time appeared
before the Recorder of Clearwater
county, took and subscribed the Off
cial oath of Office as Clearwater coun-
ty, Idaho. Here the board elected
sfor the term beginning Jan. Is, 1918,
and ending Jan. II, 1915, adjourned
sine die.
FRANK ZELENKA, Chairamn.
Attest
Joseph Kaufman, Clerk.
F. N. Shreve, Deputy.
Be it known: That on this Mon
day, the 18th day of January, A. D.,
1915, Jessie l.. Coontz, John P Har-
Ian and Fred Choate, the duly and
regularly elected County commits
sioners for Clearwater county, Idaho,
having taken their respective oaths Of
office, and having their official bonds
regularly approved, met at the Village
of Orofino, Idaho, the county seat of
said county, and convened in regular
session pursuant to law.
The following proceedings We're
had, to-wit:
On motion, duly made and carried,
John P. Harlan was made chairman of
the board for the ensuing term.
Bonds approved:
Joseph Kaufman, auditor S 5000
F Elliott Smith, pros. atty 1900
A. E. Hinckley, assessor, 5000
Eugene j. Sullivan, sheriff 10000
Oren d. Crockett, treasurer 5000
Oren d. Crockett, pub admin. 1900
Oren D. Crockett, tax collector, 5000
VIM. j. Todd, probate Judge, 5000
Mayme l. Fisher, school supt 1000
r. B. Swadener, surveyor, 1000
Geo. l.. Wilfong, coroner, 1000
The following ramed officers ap-
peared before the board and subscribed
the official oath of their respective
offices:
Joseph Kaufman, auditor; F. Elliott
Smith, pros. atty: A. E. Hinckley,
assessor; Eugene J. Sullivan, sheriff !;
0ren ID. Crockett, treasurer, ex-officio
pub. administrator ard tax collector !;
VIM. j. Todd, probate Judge; Mayme
|. Fisher, school superintendent; Z.
B. Swadener, surveyor, and Geo. /.
Wilfong, coroner.
Bonds of the following named Off
GERS were at this time filed with the
county recorder: Joseph Kaufman,
auditor; A. E. Hinckley, assessor;
F. Elliott Smith, pros. atty; Eugene
j. Sullivan, sheriff; oren D.
Crockett, treasurer, ex-officio pub.
administrator and tax collector; VIM.
j. Todd, probate judge; Mayme !.
Fisher, school supt. R. B. Swadener,
surveyor; and Geo. /. Wilfong,
coroner.
James Hamilton was appointed
court house janitor and compensation
liked at s22 per month.