The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-01-28
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS AT
REGULAR SESSION

The minutes OF the commissioner
> lJanuary meeting have been writer
I lup and we make some additions. t
} what we published heretofore.
The exact amount OF warrant
drawn on the road and bridge fun,
was SIS, ,555.78.
II The amount of road poll tax wa
!. fixed at two dollars for every ma,
between the ages OF q and 50 years
; It is payable to the road overseel
| In cash. MI.
4 Deputy Sheriff Henry Damn applied
to the board for q raise in his salar,
land it was refused. He receives $1Us
la month.
The fair association offers to sell
the property to the county for $12,.
900, to conduct q county fair. II
Twill be considered at the April meet.
Ing and In; the meantime the views
Iof the citizens will be asked.
Dr. ]. B. Davis contracted to rend.
er the service of county physician
Ifor $780, q. year and Furnish the sup
Iplies.
The bid tof4the q. nv. & M. company
for galvanized iron ealverts was. &C
cepted az the best bid. i.
1. Dividing Aforeland District / /.
The Moreland school district was
divided, creating district number 63.
bounded as follows: Commencing ut
1.-THE Sc. corner OF the s. VIZ, sec-
tion IS, twonship 3 s., Il. "a e. b.
Nj. !: thence N. on the halt section line
Is miles 10 the boundary between
Bonneville and Bingham counties;
thence west Ga miles to the NV.
corner ofesectfon Is, township 1 NJ
IR..33 e. B. M; thence south on the
section line Is miles to the s. w.
corner Of section 28, section 2 s., r.
33; thence east 61s miles to the
place of beginning. The petitioners
are to pay for the new school house.
~ Another New District
Anew school district was formed
including an OF township Q south. 40.
east, the same being about 80 miles
east Of Blackfoot among the new
settlers on the dry farms.
Sterling Herd District
A hearing on the petition for a
herd district near Sterling will be
acted upon by the board on the tenth
of February. e.
NJ Contingent Fund
NJ At the request of the prosecuting
attorney the board set aside $1,000
as a contingent fund for use in prose-
cutting cases under chapter 140 Of the
1911 session laws. ~, 4
Road Petition Laid Overa
A petition to create two road dis
tricts in the vicinity of the proposed
new bridge between Wapello and
Rose was laid over.
School District Boundaries
A petition to change the bound
aries OF the jamestown district was
set for hearing on February 10.
New Road Allowed
A road was granted near Spring
field to connect with the old Taber
road and bridge across the Amerf-
can Falls canal.
Jury List Made
At the January meeting each year
the list Of jurors is made up for the
year. Each commissioner names
some persons from precincts in his
district and they are placed on sep
arated slips and deposited in a box.
When 1t is time to call jury the
county clerk, the probate Judge and
sheriff meet and mix them thoroly
and then draw by lot as many as
ire needed for the term. Those
1rawn are notified by the sheriff
when they are to appear for service.
Those named for 1915 are given
below:
Jurors for 1915
Aberdeen: John A. Becker, Henry
Faast, Nelson Macaulay, David F.
8artell, Issaac P. Harder, Fred e.
Ven, A. B. Dich, T, e. Langan. 8. r.
}. Ems, e. I. Leisey
Basalt: Charles C-iddle, Marion
Esplin, P. A. Nelson, Heber Christen-
ZEN, Victor r. Freindsen, William H.
Dye, Charles H. Hedberg, George A.
Davis, J. A. Larson.
Blackfoot /: G.. A. Powell, r.
'rouse, George Parrish, Hank Boice,
Ieorge r. Marshall, George Locey,
i. G. Taylor, John Millick, J. w.
Czell, 0. Buchanan, Albert Miller, J.
}. Thompson, H. d. HacCosham.
Blackfoot q: T. J. Johnson, G. r.
Iendrie, Marcus Mester, L. P. Bat
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