Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-01-29
Standpoint, Ida, Jan. II. 1915.

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Standpoint, Ida, Jan. IL, 1915.
This being the day prescribed by
law for the installation of the county
officers elected at the general cleo
ton November 3, 1914, for the term
beginning January II, 1915, and for
the meeting of the board of county
commissioners, the members-elect of
said board met in the commissioners
office ut the court house in the city of
Standpoint. The official bonds of said
commissioners having been heretofore
filed and On this day approved. Robt.
s. McCrea, recorder. administered to
them the oath of office as required by
law. Said board thereupon organic
ing by electing Don. c. McColl chair
man, whereupon the following pro-
ceedings were had, to-wit:
The official bonds of the following
officers. elected at the general cleo
ton, November 3, 1914, for the term
beginning January il, 1915, were ex-
amined and approved. whereupon the
oath of office was administered to
said officers as required by law:
w. w. VonCanon, assessor; Andrew
Christensen, treasurer and ex-officio
tax collector and public administrator;
Hiram S. Remer, sheriff; Clyde Chat
fins, surveyor; Allen p. Asher, pro-
scouting attorney; John w. Ramsey,
superintendent of public instruction;
Robert f. Wood, probate judge; w. M.
Knapp, coroner; Hedvig Pearson.
deputy treasurer.
At this time 1t was by the board or
dered that the sheriff be allowed one
deputy at a salary of 81 $4,000 per an
mum and two deputies at S1,100.00 per
annum; superintendent OF Public In
struction one clerk at $500 per
month; treasurer one deputy at 5000
per annum; clerk of district court, ex-
officio recorder, auditor and clerk of
the board of county commissioners,
one senior deputy at a salary of 81 500
per annum; one junior deputy at ST.
$50 per annum; one copyist at $40 per
month and one index clerk at S65 per
month.
At this time the following persons
were sworn as deputy sheriffs: John
Mulcahy and Charles Spoor and
George A. Bush as jailor. s. G. Yoder
was sworn as chef deputy clerk OF
the district court auditor and recorder
G. l.. Ashley as deputy clerk of the
district court, auditor and recorder
and Hedvig Pearson as deputy treas
urer.
At this time the official bonds OF
the following justices of the peace
were approved: Arthur K. Bowden.
Standpoint precinct; John Dooley,
Hope precinct; Edw. Zeigler, Cabinet
precinct Fred j. Smith, Markham
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cinct; c. w. King, Bonners Ferry
precinct; j. II. Pussy, Priest River
precinct; A. r. Fraser. Dam precinct;
M. A. Arthurs, Cabinet precinct E. ID.
Faust, Lakeview precinct; ]. II. Hoag-
land. Boomers Ferry precinct; J. G..
Benchley, Hope precinct: r. H. Nc
MILAN. Standpoint precinct: Joseph p.
Varcoe, Boulder precinct; Louis E.
Lunden, Naples precinct: ]. w.
Knowles, LENA precinct: Il. b. Sch
lette. Boulder precinct; G. w. Dawson,
Dam precinct; f. NJ. Finney. Naples
precinct
At this time the official bonds of
the following constables were APP
proved: VIM. Hutchings Lakeview
precinct; George Tanner, Laclede pre-
cinct; Fred Rehbein. Hope precinct;
otto Nelson. Naples precinct; Mat Ben
son, Standpoint precinct; Joseph Yack,
Boundary precinct; Walter F. Wilson
Markham precinct; w. p Hayworth.
Lenia precinct and c. w. Beardsmore,
Priest River precinct.
The following bills against the
county we're audited and allowed. and
the auditor authorized to draw war
rants In payment of same:
James +. Gillon. team hire for
county commissioners .s 800
VIM. Lehdi, witness, probate
court -. ..........,. 2.25
Gust Berglund, same ...... 225
Jack Burke, same .......... 2.25
John Lake. same ...... 225
Gold Medal Grocery, supplies
for C. II. Coulston ...... 1000
F. f. Lehmkuhl. assisting
sheriff Observation-Disclosures. 500
Dave Carruthers assisting
sheriff e. .......... 1900
Chas. Soleman, bounty on cou-
gar =. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Cranston Bros, supplies ... $50
c. p Stackhouse. insanity ex-
animation ...... ......... 500
J. L. Wilcox, witness, probate