Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-09-10


Fred Friebe 1925
Oscar Austin 3.O6l
John Larson 1875
In the matter Of the application of
Ira d. Schulz for a reduction of assess
ment on the NV ne sec IL, tip 80 2
m, it ppearing to the satisfaction
of the Board that the timber on said
land has been estimated very much in
excess of the real value, it is there
fore ordered by the Board that the
valuation of said land be reduced from
81, $40 to $3.50.
Road overseers reports approved as
follows:
Herman Nelson, overseer of district
No. 8, approved for the month of
May and June; Orvill Smith, overseer
of Dist. No. Is, approved for the
month of June, 1915; A c Longeteig,
ovreseer of district No. IL, approved
for the month Of June.
Quarterly reports approved:
Treasures quarterly report for the
quartre ending July, 1915. Auditors
quarterly report for quarter ending
July, 1915.
Auditors fee report for the quarter
ending July, 1915.
Probate Judges fee report for the
quarter ending July, 1915.
| Sheriff's fee report for the quarter
ending July, 1915
Treasurer's bank report for the
quarter ending July, 1915.
C. G.. Morris, justice of the Peace,
Elk River precinct, for quarter end
ing July, 1915.
Upon application of A. f. Holm
berg, Frank zelenka, and W B Kin
ne, on behalf of the Clearwater Cour-
fly Fair Association, asking for an APP
preparation of $500 for the purpose of
county fair during the fall Of 1915,
and further guaranteeing chat fair
will be held at said time, it is there
fore moved and seconded and carried
by vote of two members of the Board,
Mr.. Choate voting No, that the
sum of $500 be appropriated and the
sum paid out of the Current Expense
Fund of the county to the trustees of
the Clearwater County Fair Assoca-
ton, to assist in ,defraying the ex-
pense of fair for the exhibition of
livestock and agricultural products of
Clearwater county, Idaho.
In the matter of the application of
the Home Land Company for a reduc-
ton of assessment on land assessed
under Tax Number 275 ard situated in
Sec. 7, tp sc, n, B m, P. H.
Blake ard George w. Tannahill APP
paered before the Board in person and
were given a hearing on behalf of
said application for a reduction of
assessment from 81, 900 to 81, ESQ on
said land. The Board, after consid-
ering the application of Home Land
Company for reduction of assess
ment on land assessed under Tax
Number 275, that the application be
denied and that said land be assess
ed as entered upon the rolls by the
assessor.
In the matter of Mrs. Mae Ingles
for widows pension on behalf of
self and one child, this appliction
having been granted by the probate
Judge, it is therefore ordered by the
Board that the Auditor be instructed
and authorized to draw monthly war
rant on the Current Expense Fund
in the sum of ten dollars per month
and deliver the same according to
!. law.
In the matter of the application of
Mrs. Jessie McElwain for county aid,
it appearing to the Board that said
applicant has no property, either real
or personal, which could be sold and
thus provide means for relief for her.
, self and family, it is therefore order
ed by the Board that Mrs. McElwain
! be given an. order on the White Pine
Trading Co. at the rate of $25 month
ly until such time as her husband is
able to provide for her; that expense
, to the amount of S25 incurred since
the date of July Il, 1915, be paid by
the county.
: In the matter of the proposed raise
. in the valuation of assessments made
by the Board while in session as "a
J Board of Equalization, it is ordered
J by the Board that increase of assess
ments stand, except such property
which has been changed to original
assessment by order of the Board.
At this time Commissioner Choate
requested that the records show that
he objected to the appropriation of
$500 to be turned over to the Clear
water county fair association for the
reason that he believed said money
will be used to liquidate debts incur
red during the preceding year by said