The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-01-14


No. 1927 March o, 1914, current eN-
pense fund $4,000.
No 1922 Feb. III, 1914, current ca
pense fund $50. SO.
No. 1876 Feb. II, 1914, current eN
pense fund 1920.
No 1911 Feb. II, 1914, current eA-
pense fund $3.50
No 1e2O9 March Q, 1914, current ex-
pense fund $4,000.
No 1920 March Q. 1914. current ex-
pense fund 5000.
No, 1911 March 0. 1914. current ex-
pense fund s54.0O.
No. 1922 March g. 1914. current eN-
pense fund $500.
No. 1888 April 16, 1912, current eN-
pense fund s116.65
No. 1888 April 16. 1912, current ex-
pense fund $27.00
No. 1887 April 1e. 1912. current eA-
pense fund $1,000.
No. 1896 April Is. 1912, current eA-
pense fund $3.50.
No. 130O8 April 16, 1912. current ex-
pense fund $500
No. 1907 April Is. 1912, current ex-
pense fund $1,000
No. 1884 Jan. 81. 1918. current ex-
pense fund s12s.s4.
No 144o1 Jan. "a. 1918. current ex-
pense fund $3.50.
No $50 April 10, 1918. Bridge fund,
$1,000.
The application Of Fen Batty, c. A.
johnson, p. F. Courtney, and the I'M
perial Hotel Co. for liquor license TO
sell liquor In the city Of Grangeville,
Idaho county, Idaho. was examined and
granted and the license OF $4,000 each
ordered issued and their bonds examin-
ed and approved. same to run from Jan
uary ~, 1915, beginning at noon OF
said day and same to run for twelve
months.
The application OF John Funke. Ray
mond A. Minis and S. ]. Peterson for
liquor license to sell liquor in the VII
iage of Cottonwood, Idaho county, Ida
no, was examined and granted and lie
ense of $4,000 each ordered issued and
their bonds examined and approved as
such, same to run from January IL,
1916, beginning at the hour of noon Of
said day and same to run for twelve
months.
The application of Frank Steckner
for liquor license to sell liquor in
the village of Elk City. Iaho county,
Idaho, was examined and granted and
license of $4,000 each. ordered issued
and his bond examined and approved
as such. same to run from January IL,
1915, beginning at the hour OF noon of
said day and same to run for twelve
months.
Quarterly reports of the following
named officers were examined, approx
cd and ordered filed: ]. A. Bradbury.
clerk. auditor and recorder Frank S.
Rice. treasurer and tax collector. H.
Rothwell. assessor. John P. Eimers,
sheriff.
The joint report of the auditor and
treasurer was here examined and order
ed filed
The petition for the appointment of
road overseers was examined and grant
ed and they are hereby appointed as fol-
lows, viz;
Gus ]. Lyons, overseer of road dis.
No. 4. J. T. Higgins, overseer of road
dis. No. 9. E. S. Vincent, overseer OF
road dis. No. II. r. L. Wilkins, over
seer of road dis. No. 20. William Cole,
overseer OF road dis. No. "a Tom
Carey, overseer Of road dis. No. 8.
Dan M. Bell, overseer of road dis No.
10.
bonds as such overseer's the said nam
ed persons are hereby appointed.
The petition for the appointment Of
road overseerswas here examined and
rejected as follows. viz; C. F. Adams
overseer OF road district No. 4. Johr
T. Borden. overseer of road distric
No. 4. c. C. zumwalt, overseer O
road district No. 8.
The official bond OF Edward Blak,
as Justice of the peace OF Keuterville
precinct, was here examined and ap
proved.
Henry b. Blake, county coroner pre-
scented his band in the sum of 81, 900
Fidelity g. Deposit Co., of Baltimore
Nd, and the same having been approx
ed, and he taken and subscribed t
his official oath, was here inducte-
into office.
The application of wilbert Fiuke, 70
county aid, was examined and graz tee
and the order of the probate judg
placing said on the county poor farm
approved
Comes now Hervin Rothwell, assesso
of Idaho county and makes applicatio
for the appointment OF one deputy as
SCISSOR, and such further deputies q
may be necessary for the proper cor
duct of his office, 1t is ordered ths
Hervin Rothwell assessor, be authori,
ed TO employ one regular deputy ar
such other special deputies as be ne,
essary from time to time, and the
compensation is hereby fixed as 70