Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-25
LAND BOARD LOANS.
SCHOOL MONEY TO.
FARMERS Of STATE.

Idaho's school money Is still in de-
mand by farmers of the state, judging
from the number Of applications for
loans placed by them with the state
land board Monday. The applica-
tions were allowed. They total over
$4,000. Protests were heard against
cancellations and stock drive ways,
while other routine business was trans
acted. The minutes of the board fol-
low:
Boise. Idaho. Dec. "a, 1917.
State board Of land commissioners
OF the state Of Idaho met this day In
regular session. The following men,
bers were present.
M. Alexander. governor and chair
man; w. T. Dougherty, secretary OF
state; C. Van Deusen, state auditor; l.
A. Smoot, land commissioner; M. c.
Stott, register.
Whereupon the following proceed
ings were had. to-wit:
Minutes Of the previous meeting read
and approved.
Deusen brothers, appeared before the
board, entering a protest against the
cancellation of lease upon section 16,
S"p' o Az, iohlSc l. w VI tHe kTdnJlnk
of right Of way over the same or
any part thereof for stock drive way,
or the REIMBURSEMENT of withdrawal OF
the NWk NEA sec. l. twp. N. range
l W., or the granting of a right of
way over said tract for a stock drive
way purposes.
Moved by Governor Alexander, and
carried, that the parties leasing sec
tons 6, 7, s and H. twp. N. ranges l
and 2, be notified to appear before the
land board and show cause why the
lease should not be cane elled.
Letter of George E. Hill, Rigby, Ida,
In reference to leasing land was read
and referred to the land commissioner
for investigation and report.
The following report of j. B. Latter
ty, forest supervisor, Weiser fire dis
trict, was read and approved by the
board:
Copy Report.)
Moved by State Auditor Van Deu.
sen, and carried unanimously, that the
register be authorized to hire an ex-
ira stenographcr during the month of
January.
Upon motion of Governor Alexander,
the register was instructed to have re-
port of the state engineer on losses of
water in the main canal of the Twin
Falls Canal company printed in the
Twin Falls Chronicle and the Times
Printing & Publishing company, and
the expense of the printing to be GOV
cred by $40 appropriated by the board
for the same.
Moved by thu state auditor, and car
ried by unanimous vote tat upon re-
ceipt of interest money, including Jan.
l, 1918, on the Julia D. Brainard loan
No. 500, the state land board will take
such action as necessary at that time
Upon application of Thomas Joshua
Grant the board ordered the cancella-
ton Of his entry under the Heating
Carey project.
Communication of the Twin Falls
North Side Land & Water company in
regard to additional segregation was
read and ordered filed with no action
being taken.
tello. Ida, for loan of $4,000 was de-
MED by the board and the register in
structed to refund $50 paid by. appli-
cant.
The following loan applications
were granted and the register in
structed to refund to applicants the
balance of per cent fee after deduct 4
ing costs Of appraisement.
David F. Dotson, Caldwell. $4,000, s12
Dale Joseph Gilmon. Caldwell $4,000,
rs cents; John Toevs (renewaD, Aber-
deem, $500: Samuel M. Nixon, Poca-
tello. $4,000, $3.50; Lorenzo r. Thorn
as. Blackfoot. $4,000. $3.50; Charles H
Sanders, Caldwell, $4,000. s1775; Eliza
beth I. Bosworth, Preston, $4,000,
$29.25; A. J. Lange, Dietrich, $1,000;
Daniel A. Hunt, Dietrich, $4,000, $50: d.
E. Regain, Twin Falls, $4,000, $29;
James A. Waters. Twin Falls, $4,000.
Whereupon the board adjourned un-
til Wednesday, Dec. &c, at 10 o'clock a.