Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-10-28

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O'Daniels, Thos meals judges
of election, disallowed This
expense not provided sksaw %
Ottenheimer Bros, auto @e
superintendent =. $50. 3 80
Ottenheimer Bros, auto hire
SHeIlll ~
Oregon Short Line R. R. Co.,
refund school tax Dist. No. III 367 rs
Allowed but held over for
receipt of court decree from
Q. s. l.. R. h, Co,
Nease, NJ G. Cruising Timber 254 3
Laid over for further con
sderation +.
Norell, 0 e. salary deputy
treasurer Sept. 1915 =. =. e.. 70 90
Norell, O. e. registration and
IldHSlelS. w
Park, Stanton, salary surveyor
Sept. 1916 :. :. 8. :. :. .. l6
Park, c. j. migratory rebate
laid over to Dec. meeting .. 40
Roller, Gretchen, salary Jr.
deputy auditor Sept. 1916 70 90
Rohrer, Celestia, widows pen
sion Sept. 1916. e. =. :. 20 90
\. H., serving sub
peona state VS.. Swain g.. so
Smith. c. Ladell, salary cleri-
cal ass Stance prosecuting
attorney, office Sept 1916 rs 90
Smith, C. Blldell, abstract for
assessor >. 3. :. :. w
oyms York Co., supplies audi
tor and recorder E. :. =. 26 w
Syms York Co., supplies for
county superintendent >. =. 26 40
Smith, Roscoe w. Co., sup
plies for county :. =. :. e.. 10 70
Stevens, Arthur A. expense
account and salary, sheriff,
Sept. 1916 =. -. :. :. ri IL
5ethen, Rachel, widows pen
sion Sept. 1916. :. =. =. 10 20
stafford, j. A., special depu-
ty sheriff. =. :. e. -. e. 90
Trathen Thomas, salary as
SCISSOR Sept. 1916 =. =. e. 100 20
Trathen, Thos. expense account
assessor Sept. 1916 =. :. E. A 90
F. G. premium on fire
insurance policy No. SO8S 90 90
Typewriter Co., cy-
Under for typewriter :. =. =. 90
village of Mountain Home water
fer court house and Jail =. 80
Whirson, J. d. salary Co. com
missioner Aug and Sept 1916 SO 80
White, Alpha Nj. stenographic
work -. 10 ~
White, Alpha NJ, stenographic
Work u oV
c. F.,auto hire Co.
Whitson, j. D., expense &C
count Co. commissioner, Aug.
The following is the claim OF the
Judges and clerks who served in the
primary election held September 9Th,
1916. Evidence produced to the sat
sfaction of the board that the
Judges and clerks in all precincts
served two days.
1t is therefore the order of the
board that two days be allowed all
judges and clerks for services rem
dered.
Atlanta precinct judges Fred G.
Davis $500, Robert b. Browne, $500,
e. r, Gaetz, $500 Clerks, Annie
NJ Kirby $500, Villa H. Gray, $500
Black Warrior precinct, judges, Geo.
w. Williams, $500, S. w. Bernethy
$500. S. A Work, $500, clerks: Floyd
Barr, $500, w T Williams $500
Rocky Bar precinct, Lambert A.
Beardin, $500, Daisy M. Nixon, $500,
Mary A. Lison, $500. Clerks, Frank
E. Stevens, $500, viii c. Stimson,
$500
Junction Bar precinct, e. N. Stone,
$500, John Price, $500, F. O. Alb
bolt, $500. Clerks, Mrs. Rupert Win
tiers, $500, Charles V. Price $500.
Pine precinct, judges, J. w. Peck,
$500, Mrs. Alice M Reecy, $500,
Mrs. Gladys Caldwell, $500 Clerks
S. C. Robinson, $500, Charlotte Malm-
burg, $500
Smiths Prairie precinct, judges, Da-
vid E. Whipple, $500, David w. Sim
mons, $500, E. M. Kent, $500 Clerks,
V, C, Holland, $500, H. A. Hatcher
$500
Fall Creek precinct, Vim. e, Gun
nlngham, $500, VIM. p Pohnson, $500
Chas f, Boyle, $500 Clerks, Ethel
B. Tate $500, Minnie W. Anderson,
$500.
Little Camas precinct, M. p. Mes
singer, $500, Fred Cooper $500 Thos
e. Lynch, $500 Clerks, Max Wag-
nar az 90 Neil Messenger. $500