Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-04-08

motion of Harmon, ordered paid.
General Fund.
Mountain Home Republican
Contract Printing ;. :. 5 ~ 81
Electric Investment Co. Light
and Heat ;. ;. :. :. ;. 80
John w. Morton, pump rod 81
M L &c I Co., Phone SER
VICES. 10
j. G. Watts, Salary. ;. :. ;. rs 90
James p. Tye, Salary ;. :. :. rs 0
r. J. Newell, Sewer Plans :. Is 90
Jos. G. Barrett, Breast strap l 90
Frank Hendricks, Salary :. 8 80
o. Il. Norell Completing Alb
SIracI.. q w
Vol. Fire Department, Supplies
and repairs. :. >. ;. =. il So
f. G. Ticknor, Salary as clerk Is 0
G. l.. Sullivan, Horse feed :. 3 so
Street Fund
John w. Morton, supplies :. IA 90
Electric Investment Co., street
Lights zIo ~
Al. L. PLIERS, Labor clearing
Frank Hendricks, salary ;. rs 90
Walter Wiley, labor with team 35 90
e. j. Colthorp. team ON streets Z so
J. ]. Childs team on streets :. 80
Water Fund.
John w. Morton, supplies, :. IS 80
Electris Investment Co., light
and power :. !. -. :. :. IL 20
w. K. Wilson, salary :. :. ;. SO 33
VIM. McGrath, labor :. ;. :. 2 02
Ed Wilson, labor. :. :. 8 rs
]. J. Childs, labor ;. !. :. 81
+. G. Ticknor, salary, freight,
and postage :. :. :. J. 20 10
Library Fund
Mary |. Briegleb, salary :. rs 90
Lars Rasmussen, salary :. :. % 90
Electric Investment Co., light
and power :. :. :. :. :. :. 4 %
John w. Morton, Electric
lamps. :. :. :. =. :. 60
Mary |. Briegleb, Incidental
expenses. 60
Bennett Bros. Coal ;. :. ;. % So
Mrs. J. G. Watts, Curtain ma
tefla4 w
A communication was received from
the Sub Rosa Club relative to keep
ing the children from making play
ground of the Library property. They
wanted the Board to take steps to
atop the practice as lis was running
the lawn.
Moved by Harmon and seconded
by Sullivan that the marshal be ip-
structed to cooperate with the pro-
baton officer in abating this prac-
tlce. Motion carried.
The monthly report of the Village
Treasurer was read and ordered
placed on file.
A communication from the County
Auditor reporting the assessed valu-
alton Of all taxable property in the
village was read and placed on file.
1t was moved by Johnson and
seconded by Sullivan that the chair
man and clerk be instructed to en-
ter into contract with the Coast Gull |
vert & Flume Co. for signs for the
street intersections of the village. On
call of the roll the following mem
bers voted Yes, Park, Harmon,
johnson, Sullivan. Weed absent.
Whereupon the chairman declared
the motion carried.
Ordinance No. 165 was then brough |
up and given it's second reading by
title.
Mr.. Harmon stated that he had
been visited by a delegation who
wanted to know II the Board could
not do a little much needed work at !
the cemetery this spring, said that
the gates were getting In a very de-
lapida' d condition and there were a
number of the unknown graves that
had sunk down and should be filled
up.
1t was moved by Harmon that the
matter be referred to the cemetery. |
Motion carried.
Mr.. Harmon was elected az a |
member of the cemetery committee,
1t was moved by Johnson and sec
onded by Sullivan that the Board
take such steps as are necessary to
put the railroad park in first class |
condition at once. Motion carried.
1t was moved by Johnson and Sec
onded by Sullivan that the Board
employ Lars Rasmussen for period
of seven months at salary of 500
per month to take care of the park.
On call of the roll the following mem
hers voted YES" Park, Harmon, Sui
hvan, Johnson. Weed absent. Where
upon the chairman declared the mo-
tion carried.
The resignation Of James A. Weed