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

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, the general office in Pocatello, submit
ted figures for four machines above
mentioned, amounting to $414, less $74
for machines traded-in from the as
SCISSORS and county superintendents Of
the four machines, and the board
authorized the auditor to purchase the
machines above mentioned.
Appointing Deputies i'm the sheriff's
! Office
A. H. Simmons, sheriff, having APP
pointed Charley Thompson senior
deputy and T. c. Anderson, jailer, 1t
is ordered that the said appointments
be approved.
Fixing Salaries for Deputies I'm the
Sheriff's Office
The salaries of the deputies in the
sheriff's office are hereby fixed as fol-
lows: Charley Thompson, senior
deputy at 1925 per month; 7: c. Ander-
son, jailer at $50 per month; and the
sheriff is authorized to employ extra
deputies when the occasion demands,
at the rate Of $3.50 per day.
Appointing Deputy sherifys at Shelley,
Willow Creek and Aberdeen
A. H. Simmons sheriff of Bingham
county, having filed his notice OF ap,,
deputy sheriffs, to serve without pay
or COMPENSATION from Bingham county:
H. T. Child, Shelley; Richard Prophet,
Willow Creek; Dan Mckay, Aberdeen.
The appointments are hereby approx
ed.
Approving Bonds Of Precinct Officers
The following named persons having
filed their bond as precinct officers, the
same were on this day examined and
approved by the board of county co. com.
], w. Ezeli, Justice, Blackfoot; c. E.
Crouch, justice, Moreland; William An
thony, justice, Basalt; Henry Il. Berg,
justice, Springfield; ?. N. Johnson,
Justice, Presto Joseph Lacour con-
stable, Blackfoot; H. N. Wells, con-
stable, Springfield; Dave Staples, con-
stable, Presto.
Appointing "a Keeper or INDECENT FER
sons and Maintaining County
Hospital
The above entitled matter came on
for hearing on this date, and after due
consideration, by the board, 1T was
thought best to defer any action In this
matter at the present time; and they
took the matter under advisement for
consideration and action at later
date.
January o, 1917 :.
ApprOpriating Contingent Fund for
the Use of the Prosecuting
Attorney
Ralph w, Affair." prosecuting attor-
new, having on this day made appl1ca-
ton to the board to set apart from any
funds in the county treasury, not other
IL Ao1 Fnr nfh
the sum of $1,000 for a contingent
fund, as provided in chapter 40, 1911
session laws of Idaho, 1t was ordered
that an amount of $1,000 be set aside
for a contingent fund.
Collecting Automobile Licenses at Shell
ley and Aberdeen
It is ordered that the collector be
allowed $3.50 for each automob1le or
motor cycle license collected In either
Shelley or Aberdeen, and the coliectoT
to hpd file n ea for a tEe Of such
services.
Approving official Bond of w. ID. Ball
The official bond of w. B. Ball is
hereby approved.
Application Of Charles LandOn, lndl-
gent, for County Aid
1t was found that the applicant,
Charles Landon, is rs years of age, IN
a very poor physical condltlon, 10 SUCH
an extent that he requires the use OF
crutches, and is unable to do any man
ual labor, is also in destitute c1rcum-
stances, and without any means or sup
port, And it is hereby ordered that
he receive an allowance OF $lO per
month.
Application Of Mrs. Larinda ROwley,
INDECENT, for County Aid
After examination Of the applicant
for aid. it developed that she 1s
widow with seven children dependent
upon her, their ages ranging from one
to 13 years. She has been resident
Of the state but one year, and Is not
entitled to the widows pension, as pro-
vided by law, and after due consldera,
ton by the board, 1t is hereby ordered
ary allowance of $25, and $50 per
month, beginning with the month OF
February. |
of Evelyn Killian, INDECENT,
for County Aid
After examination of the applicant,
it developed that she has two small
children, her husband has deserted her,
and has made no provision for herself
and children, she Is in destitute cir
cumstanceS and without means OF sup
port It is hereby ordered that the APP
plicant receive an allowance of $3.50
per day temporarily.
of James Lloyd, INDECENT,
for County Aid
James Lloyd, appeared before the
board, and after examination. 1t de-
yeloped that he is So years Of age, a
cripple and unable to do manual labor,
is in destitute circumstances and has
no means of support. He has been
sick and has contracted bill for board
and lodging at Mrs. d. w. McMillan's.
and it Is hereby ordered in view of
these conditions, that this INDECENT be
allowed to contract board and keep at
seventh day Of March, 1917. The order
for allowance of S. per month, here
tofore made by the former board Is
hereby discontinued.
Of James M. Larson, Indi-
gent, for County Aid
H. w. Chandler, of Springfeld, Ida
no, appeared before the board in behalf
of the INDECENT James M. Larson, and
requested the board to find a place for
Mr. Larson, as he did not desire to
keep him any longer. After discussion
and consideration by the board and Mr..
Chandler, 1t was decided that Mr..
Chandler should receive $50 per month
for the keep of Mr.. Larson, dating from
December 81, until such time as the
commissioners could find some suitable
place where they could have the appli-
cant taken care of.
Rate of Pay for the Road Overseers
It Is hereby ordered that overseers
shall receive for compensation for their
services SO per day for actual time