The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-02-02
Hurst, Thomas Bible, H. S. Weber
James .IcKee

Hurst, Thomas Bible, H. S. Weber,
i James 4LcKee.
Blackfoot No. &C. w. Wilson, J..J.
L. r. Clegg, Louis Neff, E. J. Schofield.
Groveland-George H. Yost, ]. H.
Hunsaker, Carl Anderson, Neils John
son, Thomas Thomson, E. M. Snider,
John Oborn.
Jameston-Levi Cox, j. w. Begun,
John Dick, w. H. Harker, Frank john
son.
Moreland-Warren p. Lindsay, Ed
ward Benson, w. H.. Christensen, E. C.
Conklin, Joseph Clark, Robert Adams,
Ernest Anderson.
Presto-Richard T. Dye, Hiram Han
son, John L. Blomquist, VIM. p. Chris
Jensen. Chris Petersen, James Berkeley
Larson.
Rich--O. B. Reddick, H. C. C. Rich,
S. P. Graham, Thomas Caldwell.
Rose--George c. Allen, Leo W. Gush-
wa, H. A. Gardner, Farley P. Price, Carl
Nelson.
Riverside-William Dance, o. A..
honnald. Phillip Anderson, Forest
Bales. Roy Adams, John w. Bitton, A.
e. Wilson, A A. Bingham.
shelleyaI A. Packer, A, Raymond
Hansen, G. w. Thompson, Roy Young,
Writ, H. S. McBrle, o. v. Hurdle, John
Crooks, H. e. Mcmillan, Hiram Bate
man.
Sterling-John Hutchinson, A. j.
Satterneld, A. d. Nelson, l. N Meyer,
r. A; Ward, W. w. Hayes, Ezra
Wheeler.
Springfield. H. Thompson, E. r.
Snelman, Thomas Blackburn, B. M.
Parmelee, George II. Isaac, George A.
Line, Hosea Berg.
Taber-R. G. Evans, J. r. Willecke,
Ira Taylor, w. M. Jackson, Jacob Gohl,
Thomas-John H. Stander, John r.
Williams, David Broadhead, r. A. Par
sons, N. A. Goodwin Norman P. Geyer.
Woodville-Ezra Davenport, David
Cousin, George Risenmay, James D.
Thorne.
wapello-w. T. Bithell, J. E. Howard
"A. w. Written, c. E. Moon, g. Malm.
Overseers Reports
The following road overseers' reports
were examined and approved:
Ed. Van Orden, Dis. IA; c. P. Paw.
ling ps "a L. Shemar C G5f 9l B Da
Is; Hans A. johnson, Dis. 8; Fl. S. Nc
Bride, Dis. l.; A. E; Livingstone Dis: -;
William Mcknight. Dis. 13; Robert f.
Farley Price Dis. IL Neils M. Sorenson.
10: j. w, Begun, Dis. 2; J. A. Monta-
que, Dis. IL; VIM. Twitchell, Dis. 6.
County Depository Bonds
The following bonds of the herein
after listed repositories of Bingham
county were submitted to the board,
and sureties on said bonds were APP
proved:
+ irst National bank, Blackfoot, Ida
no. D. w. Standrod & company, Black
lal, al hnn
Idaho.
Letting Contract for the County Print
ing for Year 1917
The following bids were opened and
submitted by the clerk to the board:
The Aberdeen Times, The Blackfoot
Optimist, The Idaho Republican, and
after inspection of the bids, 1T develop
ed that they were not submitted on
the same basis, and they were rejected.
structed to draw up uniform contract
to be submitted to The Blackfoot OPP
timist and The Idaho Republican for
tie purpose of their submitting bids
on county printing.
superintendent Application for
StenOgrapher
After consideration and discussion,
the county superintendent Is allowed 10
expend not to exceed $3.50 per day for
the employment of a stenographer.
Leyying Road Poll Tax for the Year
1917
1t is hereby ordered that there be,
and there is hereby levied upon each
able bodied adult male person, between
the ages of 81 and SO years within the
County of Bingham, road poll tax
in the sum of 81. 1t is further ordered
that the assessor assess the same at
the time of assessing real estate, and
tnat the county treasurer be authorized
to collect the road poll tax as other
taxes are collected
The road oVerseers Of the county be
authorized, and they are hereby author
lied to collect said road poll tax from
the floating population OF their respec-
tive districts. and all parties who hold
Of the city Of Blackfoot; and the said
mated the collector Of said taxes within
the said limits of said city.
County Map
County Assessor Malcolm and James
Young, surveyor, and F. M. Fisher,
county auditor, appeared before the
board and discussed the ACCESSIBILITY of
procuring a new &c county ma map n,ons nou
in use, reprinted was discussed and
County Surveyor Young advised that
he thought it would be unsatisfactory.
After consideration ,9S by the board,
authorized to determine just what is
needed in the way of county map,
and get prices from the parties who
have had experience in making maps,
and submit to board at their April
meeting.
JANUARY 10, 1917
Letting Contract for the Board of the
Prisoners
The board at this time indicated their
readiness to consider the bids in the
above entitled matter, and the follow
ing bids were opened and submitted by
the clerk
To the Board of County Commissioners:
Gentlemen: l am sending bid as
by you for boarding and de-
livering meals for two years to the
Breakfast Pm cents-Meat, fresh,
one-half pound; bread, fresh, one-half |
loaf; one cup coffee; large order of po-
tatoes.
Supper, 221s cents-Fresh meat one
half pound; bread, one-half loaf; large
order of potatoes. Meals served at cafe |
rs cents.
IDAHO CAFE,
B. H. Lyons, Prop. |
To Sheriff of Bingham County:
I agree to furnish each prisoner with |
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