The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-02-02

| "a 24-in. 22-ft. Armco cul. rivet-
ed q $1.97 amounting To-. 1,O4O.16
| "a 18,in. 22-ft. Armco cul. rivet-
ed q $3.50 amounting to- 1890
| 12-in. 22-ft. Armco cul. rivet-
ed % S1.03. amounting to-. 1856
! 12-in. 20-ft. Armco cul. rivet-
ed a s1O3, amounting to-. 1880
ed % S1.O3, amounting to-. 222.4S
Total ,S242S
All culverts to have rodded ends.
Terms: Payments $1,S242S, due at
April meeting, 1917; balance due at
July meeting, 1917
Approving the Official Bond
| The bond of Conrad Mcbride, for con-
| stable of Moreland precinct was on this
day examined and approved.
JANUARY II, 1917
Application of Agatha Carson, INDECENT,
for County Aid
After examination by the board, it
developed that the applicant Is 81 years
stances, and has no means of support.
After due consideration, the board
authorized this INDECENT to receive an
allowance of $40 per month.
Application of Aaron Wilson, INDECENT,
for County Aid
Mrs LaRocque and Joseph Jordan
appeared before the board in behalf
the aPPicantt and I'd stated that they
rounding Aaron Wilson and family;
that they are in destitute circum-
stances, and that the neighbors have
been contributing toward their support.
After due consideration of the matter,
it was ordered that the applicants be
allowed $3.50, for their immediate
necessities.
JANUARY IS, 1917
Approving Bond. EJECT Of Precinct Officers
The board approved the bond of H.
W. Morrison, justice of the peace for
Sterling precinct.
Application of Alice Bradley, INDECENT,
for County Aid
On examination, it developed that the
applicant has been in very poor health,
that she has dependent upon her, Two
stances. It is hereby ordered that she
be granted an allowance Of $40 for the
next three months, beginning with jan
uary.
Application of Mary e. BrOadhead, In
digent, for County Aid
On examination it developed that the
applicant is in very poor health, I'M
able to work and has dependeedhe upon
by the board the applicant was granted
an allowance of $40 per month.
Cancellation of Delinquent Taxes Of
Mrs. Il. s. Steiner
Mrs. r. s. Steiner requested the can
collation. of delinquent taxes on ner
property in McDonald's addition to the
CITY of Blackfoot, and after investlga-
ton by the board, 1t was tound Lnat
Lal oil
ed the amount of $1,000 on account OF
being a resident widow. In view OF
this fact the application was Denied
Iucurrins Indebtedness Against Btng-
ham County
TT was ordered that the policy of this
board hereafter shall be that no IN
debtedness shall be incurred agalhst
Bingham county without the same pc
ing first duly authorized by one OF az
of the commissioners, or the clerk OF
said board or by such person as either
of those may authorize TO incur sucn
Indebtedness as above stated. II was
also further ordered that at any tlme
the above named parties authorize the
contracting of any Indebtedness against
Bingham county, 1t shall pc Done unoet
his written order, and said order must auid
be attached to the claim When sald
claim is filed for allowance.
JANUARY IL 1917
Receiving Bids for County Physician
The bids heretofore submitted in the
above entitled matter, and there being
only two bids submitted, being the bids
of DR.. ]. B. Davis and DR.. w. e. Patrie;
after examination of the bids, they
were rejected, for the reason that they
were not submitted on the same basis.
The county attorney was called and
requested to prepare uniform contracts,
to be presented to Drs. Davis and Pat
RE, so that they could submit their bids
on a uniform basis, tomorrow, the six
teenth, at p. m.
Road Overseers RenOrting Work Done
ON the State Highway
The above entitled matter was
brought to the attention of the board
by the county auditor, and a request
made that road overseers, performing
work on the state highway be compell-
ed to make a separate report, so that
the state highway could be, properly
After consideration by the board, 1t is
ordered that all road overseers, who
perform work on the state highway,
should report such work monthly to
the county auditor Of Bingham county.
Storage Room for Coal mt the County
Court House
The present storage capacity for coal
at the County Court House Is made
QudL6, ana Will 1Olu DuL ~ IOHS. wv
ing to the limited storage, room, the
county is unable to take advantage of
the rate given on the purchase OF car
load lots, and Is now paying $3.50 per
ton and procuring 1t when they can.
the matter was taken under advise
ment.
Trial Jurors for the Year 1917
The following IS a list Of the names
of persons drawn by the board of
county commissioners. on this day, to
serve as trial Jurors for the year 1917:
Aberdeen-David T. Jackson, James
C. Hurt John Toevs, John T. Monson,
J; q. Graham, Arthur Fl; Hoffman. Will
liam p. Dirks, Archie M. Livingstone,
Basalt-Vernon A. Bailey, Phillip ].
Paskett, George w. Blackburn, James
I've, Moroni. Mecham, John W; Amor,
SEN J. L. Firth.
Blackfoot No. 1-E. M. Gregg, Max
w Smi n, Il. c. Stephens, w. A: Boice, |
ter Wood, Ward Sollenberger, D. L. |
O'Neal, Charles F. Sims, J. e. Teney,
e. g. Harbaugh.
Pendiebury, M. M Farmer, George
Eel, Thomas j. Ragan, w. T. Ward,
James Heatley, R. o. Caps, John Med
er Joseph H. Jordan, Henry Adamson,
r. ". Pelkey.
Blackfoot No. 3-S. ]. Knox, e. Hol- |
loway, r. A. Thomson, B. f. Boiling, |
I. ]. Spraner, D. W. Mcmillan. J. w.
Connie, A. w. Thompson, Clarence