The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-12-07
Cody, 1. Coy Lawrence declared elect

Keuterville: Fritz Emeking, 2; A.
Benshing, / Conrad Gibbard, /; John
Uptmor, 3; Hans Peterson, 4 4; Henry
| Boeckman, Z. Henry Boeckman de-
clared elected.
Woodland: Loren Hodson, l ]. X.
Mason, 10; c. B. Scott, 10; A. II. West,
3: Fred Bacon, 2; A. c. Lansing, /
| H. N. Mccoy, 1 Harley Hodson, l.
J. X. Mason declared elected.
Pardee: Lee Hanger. 10; Boyd Tai
+, bot, 2 Douglas Terry, 1. Lee Hanger
clared elected.
Pleasant View: Ed Snowman, 10;
Chas. Dickerson 5; G. Adams, A; A.
III. Moore, 1. Ed Snowman declared
elected.
Harris Ridge: Ralph Curtley, 81;
declared elected.
Stuart: Bert Smith, Sc; ]. r. Gus
! ton, 112; II. X. Shaw, q V. L. Doyle,
2; Art Smith, /. ]. r. Custom declar-
ed elected.
Sites: A. l.. Stevens, Ill; John
Baldwin, 80; Travis York, 8; c. Kelly,
/. A. L. Stevens declared elected.
Tahoe: Bert Cressler, 2; John VIII
son, 80; B. L. Mackey, "a; ]. G. Good
win, 2; Robert Kyle l. John Wilson
declared elected.
Clearwater: George Riebold, So; r.
II. Farris, 2; Harry G. Lansing, 8;
C. r. Westminster, 2. George Riebold
declared elected.
Harpster: II. H. Dybvig, 3d. VIM.
Sorweide, Z; Milton Ferguson, 1;
Floyd Ferguson, /. II. II. Dybvig de-
clared elected.
Border: Lloyd Day, 10; Allen Mark
ham, /. Lloyd Day declared elected.
Ten Mile: John Grinde; 2 George
Braig /. John Grinde declared elected.
Elk City: J. A. Mitchell, 60; w. M.
Btooh, 81 Fred Franklin, 2; J. Schuck,
l. j. A. Mitchell declared elected.
Dixie: Rory Burke, IS; Leslie Pow
elson, /. Rory Burke declared elected.
Warren: Warren Smith, /; Ed.
Roden SO; John Murphy, 3. Ed. Roden
declared elected.
Johnson Creek: Sam Wilson, l. G.
G. Hanson, Ray Call, 1. G. G. Han
, so nelected by lot.
White Bird: ]. Loyal Addison, 81;
M. F DAILY, So J. G. Davis, A. J. 10y
al Addison declared elected.
Yellow Pine: f. A. Abbott, 81. f. A.
Abbott declared elected.
Joseph: N g. McDoudall, 1; Chas.
Peters, L; e. b. Campbell, /; Joe
Keener, 1. Joe Keener declared elected.
Forks: Chas Shinn, 81; Henery
Evans, / Chas. Crawford, 1; d. Rip
ley, 1. Chas. Shinn declared elected.
Slate Creek: Marion Upton, IL !;
Ralph Russell, 10. Ralph Russell dec
Jared elected.
John Day: Earl Sewell, 80; e. w.
Rhett, / Henry Baker, 1. Earl Sewell
$ declared elected.
Golf: J. M. Badger, 1. j. M Badger
declared elected.
Pollock: J. c. Hollenbeak, 27; J. o.
' RhOodac Caorua VNiI1iounc u
Hinkley, /. ]. G. Hollenbeak declared
elected.
1t appearing to the board that the
poll book and tally list of qualified
&. electors of Ferdinand precinct have not
4 been returned to this Office as required
4 by law, it is therefore ordered that
the clerk notify the judges of such pre-
, cinct to return such books Immediately.
: 1t further appearing that the poll
), lists of Florence, Warm Springs and
! Edwardsburg precincts have not been
4 returned, it is ordered that the clerk
notify the judges Of election to return
!. such books at once.
Friday, November IL.
The board met in regular recessed
n session of October 18th, at the hour
of 10 a. M, in their clerks Office pres
"a ent, N. b. PettibOne chairman; John
: ers, and John p. Eimers, clerk, by M
: G. Rambo, deputy.
Il Minutes Of October 18th were read
and approved, and the following bust
- ness transacted:
n Copy of resolution by the State High
way Commission, of Sept 10, 1915:
Whereas it is for the best interests
= of the state Of Idaho and for the coun
, ty Of Idaho, in said state to cause 9
! survey to be made for the purpose OF
determining the most feasible location
for a state highway extending from
}, White Bird northwesterly by Tolo Lake
y to the Lewis county line, the same be
" ing part of the north and south State
= Highway now under construction, anC
U for the purpose of determining the ap
4 proximate cost of construction of sale
. portion of said highway, and
: Whereas, the State of Idaho has n,
available funds for said purpose, and
q Whereas, Idaho county has sufficien
w funds available and considers this sur
= vey of Importance, and therefore is de
sirous that the said survey be mad,
/, without delay, and
~ Whereas, the State of Idaho, through
N the State Highway Commission, ha
q agreed by this resolution, duly passes
and ordered entered upon the minute
n of said Highway Commission on Sep
n TENDER 49, 1916, to reimburse Idah
,y county for One-half the actual cost o
the said survey the total cost whicl
m is estimated to be approximately $500
ad Therefore, be it resolved, that tn
ed work of the survey above described b
undertaken Immediately, Idaho count
n to PAT the entire cost of the same, an
,r. as soon as funds are available for tina
NJ purpose the State of Idaho will rein
burse the said county for one-half tn
m amount of money actually expended o
la' said work.
Certified correct copy: G. w. 10,
ID lyn. clerk State Highway Commission.
2; The above certified ropy of resoll
HI. ton having been read and having bee
ed considered, upon motion, duly seconde
and carried by unanimos vote, it wa