Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-06-10

1916.
The Board of Trustees Of the Viii
lage Of Mountain Home, idaho, met d.
regular session on Monday evening
May LIST, 1916 at $50 o'clock with tht
following members present; Stanton
Park, Chairman, members Harmon
and Johnson. Briggs and Sullivan
absent.
The following proceedings were
had, to-wit:
The minutes OF the last regular
meeting and the special meeting of
April 18th were read and approved.
Mrs, j. G. Watts of the Library
Board appeared before the meeting
and informed the Board that the term
OF office of two members of the Ii
brary Board had expired, and that
the Village Trustees should elect two
new members in their place. Action
on the matter was deferred until q
later meeting.
J. I. Riley appeared before the
Board and complained that the for
mer water superintendent had tapped
his water pipe and connected another
customer and since that time when
this new party Is using water it
takes away all of his pressure. He
explained that this pipe that had
been tapped was his own private
property, and demanded that the
trouble be remedied
1t was moved by Johnson and
seconded by Harmon that the water
main on from the Englehart end be
extended to the Mclaughlin property.
On call OF the roll on the motion all
members present voted Yes" Where.
upon the Chairman declared the mo-
tion carried.
The following bills against the VIII
lage on file with the Clerk were read,
considered, and on motion Of Harmon
seconded by Johnson We're allowed
and ordered paid, with the single ex-
ception of the bill of the Electric
Investment Co., for street lights,
said bill to be paid when proper de-
auctions were made.
General Fund.
Bennett Bros, grass seed 5 81 25|
Min. Hon eRepublcan, print
ing and supplies .. ... 10 16
j. G. Watts, supreme Court
Decision I5I
]. G. Watts, Salary as at
torney.. =. :. =. -. =. 25 DOL
Elmore Development League,
rent for April. e. :. -. DOL
F. G. Ticknor, salary as clerk, Is DOL
]. F, Schoenecke, salary as
inspector. =. :. s 33I
Lars Rasmussen, work in park, 20 DOL
Jas. P. Tye, salary as marshal rs DOL
Harold Pascoe, labor in park 6 rs
Walter Kunnecke, labor in
park. 0V
Ben Bruce, labor in park .. rs
Electric Investment Co., light,
board rooms. E. :. E. E. 90I
A. F. Anderson, salary as
treasurer. :. E. :. :. e. ~ 90
Street Fund.
Rich Thompson, labor on
Streets. 8. g.. =. :. :. 80 90
Harry Fonda, labor on streets 10 DOL
g. L. Sullivan team hire E. 2 so
Walter Wiley, team hire, q. 115 so
John Morton, Supplies, =. =. 3 so
w. r. Munson, hauling gravel 80 SO
:. L. Mitchell, labor ON
streets. e. .. .. bU
Clifford Hill, labor on streets Q 80
VIM. Galloway, labor on
streets. :. :. :. :. 49,. 20 90
Roy Herder, labor on streets 10 90
Clark Frampton, team hire. II so
!. F. Schoenecke, salary as
street Com. =. 80. .. rs 90
r. j. Newell, surveying !. >. 10 90
lone Lumber & Coal Co., lum-
ber cement, nails. d. II so
electric Investment Co., street
lights. =. =. =. =. T.. =. 209 So
Cemetery Fund.
". r. Munson, hauling dirt 10 %
Water Fund.
Tohn w. Caldwell, galvanized
pipe. =. =. =. :. =. :. So 81
,. G. Ticknor, salary, Frt.
and postage =. 40 So
10y Herder, labor. :. :. % so
Washington Pipe & Foundry
Co., supplies. 81 So
Ohm Horgan, drayage :. 2 SO
frank Hendricks, salary e.. 80 80
Ohm w. Morton, supplies -. 30
inner Waller, labor. ;. =. SO 70
Electric Investment Co, light
and power. .. =. =. IL ~
Library Fund