The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-10-21


Larkin Alkire. overseer .... A so
=. =. Brown, overseer ........ IS rs
Charley Rec. labor ... Z 90
Ira Hindman, labor ..... Q 90
The following. claims were examined
and allowed on the forest reserve road
fund: ;.
Robert Markham, overseer ....s IS Is
Tom J. Carey. overseer ..... SO 90
Joe Brown, overseer .. ga 30
Joe timer, overseer ............ 116 rs
:. Y. Howard, overseer ...... As 90
W. y. Burllngame. oNerseer -. 1853 90
WIN. Cole, overseer ............ 108 SO
Alexander Freidenrich Co. SUP. AZ
Wallace Blackwell, labor .. II 80
Joe Uhner, blacksmithing .. 80
9. r. Westminster, team work. go 90
b. f. Goldman, labor .. 65 90
aurgdorf, labor .......... 100 90
Floyd Day, labor .... IS 90
VIM kessler, labor . Is 90
The following claims were examined
and allowed on the genera, bridge
fund
Geo. III. Upton, labor ....$ s 90
Fred H. LYDIA, labor ..... SO
Frank Rocker labor ......... 90
H. M King, labor ....... 4 so
M. e. Sewell, bridge timbers :. 80 90
Pipes g. Pinnell. lumber ...... II So
In the matter of the sale of county
property: Whereas the county of Ida
no the owner and In possession of
patented mining property known as the
Bullion Lode situated in the Florence
mining district, that the said property
: was advertised for sale, that said sale
was to take place at the front door
OF the court house, in Grangeville Ida
no. on the nth day of July, 1915. at
this hour of 10 o'clock a. m, the time
came on and the board proceeded and
did offer for sale through its chairman.
at public auction the Bullion Lode in
Florence mining district, containing
19.ss-100 acres. there being no bidders
said property was not sold. Comes
now E. A. Parisot, and makes an of
Ter of s2s. 60, being the amount of de-
linquent taxes due on said property,
the board hereby and does sell said
Bullion Lode to E. A. Parisot, for the
said sum asabovestated.
The board here adjourned until Fri
day morning ait 9 o'clock a. M, for the
purpose of visiting the poor farm and
making inspection of certain road.
Friday, October 18th, 1915.
The board met at o'clock a. m
pursuant to adjournment of Wednes-
day. Oct. 18TH 1915. Present: Same
as Wednesday. Wednesday minutes wer
read and approved. whereupon the
following business was had:
The board haYing returned from their
visit of inspection to the poor farm
and report everything in a satisfac-
tory condition, also report that they
inspectde the proposed p. H. Leach.
Peter Solem eft al road in road dis
trict ttNtto. 26 and the John Gregg,
James Nail, ct al road lin road dis
trict No. 20.
application for a compromise of Jas.
N. Thompson, delinquent taxes assess
ed on 1000 sheep and stock horses
for the year 1902.
It appearing to the board that said
Wood and Thompson owned real prop
erty as partners and that said assess
ment was paid by George Wood for
the same year. but the said assessment
made against Thompson on the sheep
was never paid by said Thompson for
the year 1902, at this time Mr.. Wood
presents his abstract on said real prop
erty showing taxes UNPAID by Thomp-
son, and 1t appearing to be a cloud on
his title, he now makes an offer to
pay 5000 in full payment Of said
Thompson assessment.
The board having considered said Of
fer of Mr.. Wood. and accepts same in
full payment
The claim of Coffin & Hepton for
rebate on taxes for 1922 head of sheep
for the year 1915 paid to the assessor,
was here examined and rejected. Claim
$45.24
Surveyors report on road petitioned
for by A. c. Cunningham, L. H. Ker-
lee, ct al, In road district No. 3 was
here examined and rejected.
The proposal of M. H. Nease for cruis
ing timber lands OF Idaho county. Ida
no, was here examined and laid over
till January session.
The board at this time, having un-
der consideration the rate and work to
be designated by them for emergency
employment herby dsignatee the follow
ing places In Idaho county. Idaho. as
places at which from time to time
the commissioners Of Idaho county, Ida
no, may hire and put at work such per-
son or persons as the law contem-
plates under chapter "a of the 1915 ses-
sion laws to-wtt: sites grade; True
blood lane wood at court house. etc.;
or other public work..
The board also fixed the price per
man for labor ait $3.50 per day, the
conuty to furnish the tools and the
person so employed to work with due
diligence and in lworlumanlike man.
ner under thhe road overseer Of tn said
district when designated. or such per-
SON or persons named by the commits
sioners at the time of the application
and granting thereof.
In the matter of wilbert Fluke. In
digent. Whereas 1t appearing to tht
board that wiIbert Fluke Is sick and
mot able to work and has no means o.
support. 1t rs hereby ordered that ar
allowance Of $1,000 per month beginning
October LIST, 1915. be placed under th'
supervision of John N. Rice, 1t beint
further understood that the county will