The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-07-29

sesssd - 'I~n OF kooskia. Idaho. AS
r NJ 70 Casady & Mitchell. Sofa -
r. NJ Mitchell for $3.50 'O'd TO
20 Il Of lot and all ~, =.
1aoSo original town of Kooslio
l1Sno, Assessed to Casadv & Mtt"hI''
Soio TO F. NJ. Mitchell for s1ss9 ''e'i'
tS) Lot s, Bloc D" oripiro, -
nooskia, Idaho. Assessed 70 ''T M Oh
$500. NJ Mitchell for
'D Lots 10 & 10, Block "F,,
Casns VI Aooskia, Idaho assessed 70
Mitchell for s12.sO. T. NJ
90 Lots s-4-5 & 6, Block "DY or,n,.o,
Gu Gu oi hooskia, Idaho, assessed 70
~asady Mitchell. Sold to NJ
Mitchell for $6.4S. NJ
go 60 100 IT. corner on ..
I'm, and Meadow street in tba MN ,t
Oh Grangeville, Idaho assessed - - -
* q Nugent Sold to L. w. olive SO
% Lot Block 3" town of wiroro
tuano' assessed to Unknown ownnrs
9oio TO John Martzen for $500
'o' Lots 40 & 6, Block "5' orisi,a,
Town OF Westlake, Idaho assessed -
c. B. Stewart Sold to G. p Wa,.1 10
for $500. w. D. warren
20 Bear Tract Lode in Flamenco
MINING dist, IA 642-1OO acres assasnos
10 Harry K. Moore Sold to CIa',S
Flint for $1O.5O. ~ Niauu
Inc petition of Geo. Fl. Rivers
uiil' ct al, for closing of a nnbrc roaa
IN road district No. 20 said road ,aisa.
% IT, IN width and having ito noi,ts
VI beginning and termination co,,rsa
ana intermediate points as follows ~
wiz public highway heretofore estah0
ished and maintained on the linz no
tween the north half and the sonth
halt OF the southeast quarter =,
overweight, in Twp. 81, ~. Range 2
Il. 20 feet of the width aforesaid haJn =,
On each side respectively of cola
nne which line is a quarter sootiau
iihe. 1t appearing to the hoard thot
there is no objection to CLOSING cola
road 1t is hereby ordered that tha
overseer of said dist. to do No 80
work ON said road that the said 900
Is hereby abandoned.
The petition of l.. r M,rnh,
Lycan, ct al, for road grader n 800
dist. No. Is was examined and -
ed, and the said dist. is hereby o,,tt
orized to purchase one road grader
that the said arrangement to he 80,
with N. B. Pettibone.
Comes now Frank McGrane ona o,.o
statement that the Crooks Corral
Mining Co., was assessed for in,nro,o
ments for the year 1908. 1904 and ions
anu that said improvements are now
rotted away and gone and are of mo
value that caid
on the assessment rolls of Idaho conn
~ ana nave never been paid, but he
Is willing to pay the taxes on the
orisihal assessment without interest
said amount being $4762 for the three
years IL appearing to the board that
the tax should have been collected nv
the assessor at the time of the as
sessment and at this time there is nc
loss TO the county in accepting the
proposed offer. 1t is therefor order.
ed that the county auditor accept sale
amount of $47.62.
In the matter of the petition flee
oy August Won Bargen and others, pray
ing Tor The vacating of the following
described highway, beginning at tht
southeast corner of section, in Town.
site 81 N. r. East of the Boise
Meridian, in Idaho county. Idaho, run.
ming thence westerly part of the wa,
on the. section line and part of tht
way swinging northwesterly around tht
hill to the half section line running
north and south through the center
OF said section 8, at a point abou
from z to 10 rods north of the hal
section corner thence north on tn,
halfsection line to the northeast corner
of the southeast quarter of the north,
west quarter of section 8, said poin1
being at the Highland school house
the commissioners find that the petit
ton asking that the county com.
missioners of Idaho county, Idaho, va.
cate said above described highway wa:
filed on the 18th day of July and there.
after the county commissioners O
Idaho county fixed the hour of one
O'Clock p. M, Thursday, the 18th day
of July, 1915, as the time for hearing
the petition of August Won Bargen
and others, and the county commission
ers at the hour of one o'clock p. m.
on the last above mentioned date II
regular session listened to testimony o
citizens favoring the vacating of saiC
highway, which was presented to th'
board of commissioners by Hampton
Taylor Esq, in behalf of the petition
ers, August Won Bargen, and others
and listened likewise to testimony o
citizens protesting against vacatinl
said highway above set forth, which
was presented by A. s. Hardy, Esq.
and thereafter the commissioners tool
the matter under adyisement and havin
made personal inspection of the high
way on the 18th day of July, A. D
1915, have come to the following con
clusion as to the matter above Sc
out, to-wit:
We find that this highway sought t
be vacated has been travelled for
period of at least twenty years o
more and that at times has been us
ed by persons residing in the vicinit!
of the Highland school house, and Will
the road is not used very much 1t hai
at certain seasons of the year been |
convenient passageway for people II
the vicinity of the road;
We find that there is no publi
benefit to be gained by the closing o
this highway and 1t ought not be va