The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-08-26

heretofore in Boise county, shall here
after be known as district No. 1.
Common school district No. So, here
tofore in Canyon county, shall here
after be known as district No. 2.
Common school district No. 20, here
tofore in Canyon county, shall here
after be known as district No. 4.
Common school district No. 45, here
tofore in Boise county, shall be here
after known as District No. 5.
Common school district No. Al, here
tofore in Boise county, shall hereaf-
ter be known as district No. 6.
Common school district No. 81, here
tofore in Canyon county, snail here
after be known as district No. Z.
Common school district No. SO, here
tofore in Boise county, shall here
after be known as district No. II.
Common school district No. "a, here
tofore in Canyon county, shall here
after be known as district No. 16.
Common school district No. 80, here
tofore in Canyon county, shall here
after be known as district No. IS.
Joint school district No. 81, hereto
fore in Boise and Canyon counties, is
hereby declared to be common school
district and shall hereafter be known
as district No. 20.
Common school district No. SO, here
tofore in Canyon county, shall here
after be known as district No. p.
The board passed the following res
olution: For the purpose of appoint
ing a county stenographer the fol-
lowing order is hereby made:
1t being deemed advisable to APP
point county stenographer for the
county of Gem for the purpose of
taking and transcribing testimony at
preliminary hearings and eXamina-
tions, it is hereby ordered that Caro-
Ign E. Adams be appointed as such
county stenographer, and her COM
pensation is hereby fixed at $1.00 per
hour for each hour actually devoted
to taking down such testimony and
cents per folio for the transcription
of the same into typewriting.
The board took recess to August
Is.
July 16, 1915.
The board met as board of equal
ization and proceeded to the equali-
cation and took recess to July II.
July II, 1915.
The board met as board of
equalization and allowed the follow
ing exemptions:
Widows, $1,000 each, as follows:
Edith o. Miles, Mrs. Jas. Green,
Mary D. Fowler, Sarah ]. Bishop, Mrs.
R. C. Newly, Sadie Meyer, Amelia
DeClark, Eliza Moore, Minerva E.
Barnes, Mrs. Nels Hanson, Mary NJ.
Caldwell, Marie Kerlanzo, Sarah j.
Shapley, Bridget Tyler, Viola L.
Streeter, Martha A. Simpson, Mar
guerett Ross, Martha L. Wilson, Eliz-
abeth Holmes, Mrs. w. E. Paine, Mrs.
John Sanders, Elizabeth Zullig, Anna
A. Reed, Mrs. NJ. H. Boren, Mrs. Min
ME Fairchilds, Eva Glass, Mrs. S. A.
Clarkson, Juliany Hendrickson, lsa-
bel Forhan, Eliza Beutler, Sarah E.
Foster, Mrs. Jos. Campbell, Laura
Goodsell, Mrs. M. A. Knouse, Mary c.
Maggie Calender, Emma c.
Lingren, Lizzie Russell, Martha Gar
ten, Mrs. E. R. Bliss, Mrs. Sophia
Beale, Mary Kessler, Mrs. Mary Ses-
sions, Mrs. Anna Burns, Mrs. Thos. |
Whiteside, Rachel Cartwright, Grace
Phelan, Mrs. C. C. Brookshire, Sarah
Martin, Mrs. E. M. Dewalt, Mary L.
Hunt, Sarah Dymoke, Mrs. NJ. A. Tur-
her, Ellen R. Tolles, Elizabeth Ewing.
Soldiers $1,000 each as follows:
Chas. N. Reed, F. H. Vanderhoof,
A. Womack, H. L. Wilbur, Ira L. Bur
ON, F. S. Rainay, ]. W. Carmichael,
Richard Barrett. G. NJ. Greene, J. b.
Heller, VIM. Zimmerman, Samuel
Fletcher, David II. Root, Geo W
Reed, W. S. Reed, VIM. limerick: John
?. Daily, Geo. W Perry.
TIL following claras for exception
we're disallowed:
John I. and Dali, Mcmillan. claim
is soldiers Iisallowed because ~ vet
,,o,,e cf paballio,,
Mrs. F. W Hsn. and Kath 'ril :
Hunt, {, aim as wi1cw and fatherlesS
:aild, both disal cwed because t.ral
# family properly exceeds $50c0 N
,alue.
Eva H. \, claim IS fatherless child
nsallowed except as value of calld's
interest assessed at $445, which was
.ll)wed
Laura Kelley, claim as widow disal-
owed because not a widow.
Maude Soule, claim as widow disal-
owed because not widow.
Kate Kesgard, claim as widow dis
flowed because total family property
xceeds $4,000 in value.
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