Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-08-06
H. l.. Shively, Chairman.
Attest, ]. V. Stanley, Clerk.
By II. II. Elder, Deputy.

The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 10 o'clock a. m, all members
and the clerk being present.
The minutes of the preceding meet
ing were read and approved and the
following business transacted, towit:
The board at this time audited and
allowed the following bills:
Shaw & Borden, supplies for Office,
$49.75.
Shaw & Borden, supplies for Office,
$15.15.
Shaw & Borden, supplies for county
attorney, $5.47.
Shaw G. Borden, supplies for com
missioners, $4.09.
Shaw & Borden, supplies for Offices,
$21.6O.
w. r. Wyatt, one-half expenses as
special appraiser, $62.50.
r. braves, one awning, assessors
Office, $14.85.
John Muhlfeld, supplies for offices,
I$74.36.
H. w. Peckenpaugh, salary and ex-
penses as appraiser, $462.10.
Fl. w. Peckenpaugh, expenses for
prisoner to Standpoint, $2.75.
W. C. Reid, witness in probate
court, 1925.
W. C. Reid, guard for prisoner, So.
Margaret Moore, expenses for office,
$3.50.
j. A. Morley, expenses as sheriff,
$61.S0.
A. j. Kent, witness probate court,
1925.
Bonner Hardware Co., supplies for
road district No. 26, $3.50.
The board rejected the bill OF II.
W. Peckenpaugh for $500 rs salary
and expenses as appraiser.
Mr.. McColl moved that the APP
! praiser report be approved on the con-
dition that the same be approved by
Bonner county.
The motion was seconded by Mr..
Deyoe.
They also ruled at this time that
, the county auditor be instructed ia
issue warrants payable to the treas
urer of Bonner county in the amount
, of $4539.10 as called for in the fina
report of the appraisers in the matter
of the settlement between Bonner ant
Boundary county.
> Mr.. McCol moved that the boarC
accept the contracts submitted by Mr.
Clapp on the Hotel Idaho property
and Mr.. Reid, representing the |. 0
~. 0. F. lodge, on the lodge lots, as callet
for in the contracts on file with tn,
clerk of the board. Mr.. Deyoe sec
onded the motion. Motion carried.
~ Mr.. Shively surrendered the chat
to Mr. McColl and moved that tn
board defer action until Monday
August 2, on account of changes be
ing made in the contract that require,
further consideration. Upon vote be
~ ing taken the following was recorded
- Mr.. Shively, yes; Mr.. Deyoe, no; Nh
McColl, no. Motion lost.
The board took up the matter of APP
pointing county physician for tw
years following. Mr.. Deyoe move,
that DR.. Fry be appointed, on the con
dition that he enter into contract t.
II handle the patients committed to tn
ie hospital by the probate judge at
compensation of SO per week per pa
/ tient, and a salary of $3.50 per annun
le for other county physician duties.
/; The board at this time, in connection
III with the county superintendent, Mar
garet Moore, remembered the schoo
p districts as follows:
District No. 80 of Bonner county t
l. Exchanged to No. l Boundary county
Macarthur.
s. District No. Al of Bonner county t
be changed to No. 2 Boundary county
o. Boomers Ferry.
District No. az of Bonner county t
d be changed to No. Boundary county
Bonners Ferry.
o. District No. of Bonner county t
b. be changed to No. a Boundary coun
es ty, Boomers Ferry.
District No. "A of Bonner county t
es be changed to No. Boundary cour
ty, Copeland.
o. District No. As of Bonner county t
be changed to No. Boundary cour
rd ty, Eastport.
le District No. Sc of Bonner county {
Is. bee hanged to No. Boundary cour
OIL ty, Naples.
s. District No. 81 Bonner county {
bee hanged to No. 8, Boundary couI
ed ty, Portkill.
III District No. So of Bonner county I
be changed to No. 9 Boundary coui
ty, Porthill.
District No. 65 of Bonner county I
be changed to No. 10 Boundary coul
ty, Snyder.