Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-04-22
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! Wheeler, y. r., uHtOduluS MaCu.
driYin5 tractor :. :. :. :. 70 w
Waddell Henry, road work
Dist. No. for March. =. "a 90
! Winter, John d., road work
! Tor March,. =. =. zOl oV
| Wells, Frank, road work, Dist.
No. for March,. :. :. 81 so
Wayte, Henry, road work, Dist.
No. / for March. :. :. :. So SO
Watkins, Nels, road work Dist.
No. 2 for JAM. :. :. :. :. 2 20
Winter, John D., road over
seer Dist. No. for Feb.. 1856 SO
Wells, Frank, road work Dist.
No l for Feb. :. :, :. :. 80 00
Court House Building Fund.
c. &. Johnson, partial payment
construction court house 1850 90
Upon roll cali Butler and Whit
son voting yes; Morgan voting
No.
The following claims laid oVeC
from the proceeding day were con-
sidered and disposed of IN the fol-
lowing manner.
s. A. Forter, road work Dist.
No l, allowed :. :. :. =. SO so
&, f. Everett, refund deinquen-
cy certificate 1914, allowed 10 OF
w. w, Cooper, expense account
in case oil state Of Idaho VS..
Iva SchWager, allowed :. 30 40
W. w. Cooper, witness certifi-
cate, claim $3.50 disallowed
S47.5O, allowed :. :. :. :. 90
IVA Schwager, witness certi-
ficate, claim, $51.50, disalloW-
ed S47.50, allowed :. .. :. 90
Mrs. Louise Mccartney, witness
certificate, allowed :. :. :. 81 rs
g. r. Welherell, abstract 1913
delinquency certificate 1472 so
Roll call requested on this bill which
resulted as follows: Butler and
Whitson Yes; Morgan, No.
Thereupon the chairman declared
the bill allowed.
The following claims against the
county were laid over until the next
of the Board for the allow
ance of claims.
B. M Lynch, refund Of road
poll tax for the reason receipt
did not accompany claim. 90
.. f. Wheeler, unloading road
machinery and driving tractor
engine. :. ZS W
R. w. Smith, supplies road Dist.
NO =. 6O
W. D. Sumner, bill for road
grader. :. 90
Continental Oil Co., supplies
road Dist. No. :. :. :. :. 107 GA
i. f. Koch Lumber Co., lum-
bar Dist No g.. =. =. :. Is So
The following claims were dsal-
owed:
Dr.. j. w. Davis, visit 10 indi-
SenI SICK. .. w
'uddeth & Tlngwell, supplies
INDECENT sick. :. :. :. .. 5 90
Underwood Typewriter Co.,
typewriter Attorneys office 80 rs
The law prescribing that the Com
lissioners must semi-annually at their
Npril meeting fix the salary of the
ounty officers.
The salaries of the county officers
'ere fixed as follows for the ensu-
lg term commencing the second
londay of January, 1917, to wit:
Jerk of the District Court and Ex-
iflcio Auditor and Recorder, per
ear, 100000
Treasurer and ex-officio Tax Col
ctor, per year, 100000.
Sheriff. per year, $150O.O0.
Assessor, per year, $4,000.
superintendent OF Public Instruc-
on. per year, 100000.
rotate Judge, per year $4,000.
County Coroner, per year, $4,000
ounty Surveyor, per year, 100000.
ounty Commissioners, End class
unity fixed by law, per year, $4,000.
The interest of the Stockgrowers
ate Bank of Mountain Home, Ida
}, having been absorbed and taken
'er by the First National Bank OF
Home, Idaho, and both
INKS being repositories of county
oneys.
There was therefore, Harry Leon
d, attorney in fact, for U. S. F. &
Insurance company filed with
srk of the board of County Com
cssioners an agreement, whereby
. U. S. f. & G, Co, agrees to
ange the name of the principal
I'M the Stockgrowers State Bank
Mountain Home, Idaho, to the
'st National Bank of Mountain
me, Idaho, in bond No. 30O454-14,
L. 655-14) which bond was issued
tha O bnua toonfta,o1