Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-05-07

tcOuOll were duulltu dilOWCu anu
Hhe auditor authorized to draw war
rGDts in payment thereof:
IL. d. McCarty, professional
services, claim $71, allowed. y 1900
g. j. Chaffins, expenses, sur
veyOr -. .................. 2O-3O
sChas- e. Spoor, expenses, de-
putty sheriff -. ............ 2S.IO
Holm Mulcahy, same .... 1915
Geo. A. Bush. same .. $3.50
C e Hageman, expenses, com
missioner -. .............. $500
R- G. Prichard same . 21.75
ID. c. McColl, same .......... $500
Spears Furn. Co., supplies. $50
The claim of E. e. Fry, M. D., for
professional services not being con-
ssidered proper charge against the
county was disallowed.
All this time the reports of the audi
tor and treasurer, probate judge and
coroner and auditors list of salary
and widows pension warrants, for the
quarter ending April 10, 1915, were
examined and approved.
The quarterly report of the auditor
for the quarter ending January 9th,
1915, was examined and approved
The quarterly reports Of the follow
ing justices of the peace were APP
proved: Lee Berry, Priest River
precinct and J. H.-Hoagland and c. w.
King, Boomers Ferry precinct.
At this time an order of the pro-
bate court directing the board to pay
Martha A. Sherman the sum of $500
per month, mothers allowance, was
presented to the board and the audi
tor was authorized to draw warrants
ON the current expense fund in pay
ment thereof until further order of
the court.
At this time the depository bonds of
the First State bank, Citizens State
bank, First National bank, Bonner
County National bank and Farmers &
Lumbermen's State bank were ap-
proved.
AT This time the official bonds of the
.overseers of road districts Nos. 2, 5, 6,
8, 9, 30, SO and As were examined and
approved.
AT this time the official bonds of
HARRY A. Graham and Robt. A. Schroe-
der. justices of the peace in and for
Boundary and Gamlin Lake precincts
respectively, were examined and ap-
proved.
AT this time the monthly reports of
the overseers of road districts Nos. 1,
rs, %. "a and 33 were approved
AT this time the clerk was by the
s5oard authorized and directed to call
Tor bids for constructing road No
I7f. in road district No. 10, according
30 specifications to be prepared by the
county surveyor. All bids to be
sealed, plainly marked and filed in the
office of the clerk of the board before
10 O'Clock a m. May 18th, 1915, the
BOARD reserving the right to reject any
or all bids.
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the bids for constructing road No.
17e heretofore opened and taken I'M
der advisement. And cfter having
carefully examined all of said bids. it
appearing that the bid Of w. w. De-
iroshia was the best bid submitted, 1t
YVES ordered that the contract for con-
sstructing said road be and is hereby
awarded to the said w. w. Deroshia
upon his signing a written contract
and furnishing sufficient bond, salts
factory TO the board. The bids of
Tarnbull & Summons. ID. Osborne.
James Brown. Tony Saccomanno and
Geo. Campbell were rejected.
AT this time the board again took up
fahe bids submitted for Superintendent
of County Poor Farm" heretofore
Opened and taken unuer advisement.
And after having carefully examined
all of said bids, it appearing to the
majority of the board( Commissioners
McColl voting to accept the bid of Mrs.
John Fletcher) that the bid of George
M Potter was the best bid submitted,
it was ordered that the contract be
and is hereby awarded to the said
George NJ Potter upon his signing a
written contract and furniShing bond
in the sum of $4,000, satisfactory to
the board The bids of John Eaman,
James Bullock, Mrs. John Fletcher. II.
AZ Banker and James Miller were re-
jecfed.
At this time the resignation of Lee
berry, justice of the peace of Priest
River precinct, was presented to the
board and accepted.
At this time the application of Mary
LIB. Sprague for license to sell in
toxic ating liquors at Lakeview, Idaho
was rejected.
At this time the board took up the
application of Carl Evans for license
TO sell intoxicating liquors in, on or
sabou' the premises where sold. al
Granite, Granite precinct. Bonner
county, Idaho, and after due consider
sation said application and the bond
fShereto attached were approved and
said license ordered issued.
AT this time the petition of o. II
Campbell and others for the incorpora.
tion of the proposed village of North
Boomers Ferry was rejected, the board
Having been advised by the prosecuting
attorney that said petition was not in
proper form.
At this time on application of the
assessor it was by the board ordered
THAI that certain order cancelling tan
certificate No. SS-1914 sale, made No
-vember IS, 1914, be and is hereby re-
sscinded and set aside, said certificate
having been enormously cancelled al
chat time.
At this time on application of the
ssessor it was by the board ordered
AT the auditor and treasurer cance
Il their records tax certificates Nos
: and S34-1911 sale 1901 and 1897.