The Idaho Republican., 1917-04-20

Mrs. Louie Clark. Blackfoot, allowed
$40 monthly, by order on store, TO
the months of April, May and June
1917.
George Dowell Blackfoot, allowed 81
by order on store, for April, 1917, only
Depositary Bond of First NatiOna
Bank. BlackfOOt, Idaho
E. M. Kennedy filed a depositary bono
on behalf of the F irst National sbanE
of Blackfoot, Idaho. The former bono
that one surety had withdrawn. The
new bond was approved.
New Rate of Overseers' Pay
Single handed, per hour ...............$0.30
Road overseers, per day 3.25
Man and team, per hour ....-:...-.-..... .55
Man and three horses, per hour. .67s
Man and four horses, per hour. 80
Help Preparing Tax Foreclosure Suit,
At the January meeting, 1917, John
auditor to assist the county prosecut.
ing attorney in the preparation of tax
foreclosure SUITS foreclOsing delinquent
taxes for the year 1914.
The prosecuting attorney asked that
Mr.. Chehey be kept on for another
month at least and it is SO ordered
Leasing Pest House Grounds
The grounds about the pest house
amounting to two acres were leased
to S. II. Jacobs for 1917 for $40.
Lease County Lots at Basalt
Hyrum johnson, of Basalt, agreed to
pay the county $50 at the end of the
crop season, 1917, for the rent and
use of lots, 2, and 4, block 8, Basalt
townsite, and this was agreed to.
Officers Quarterly Reports
The following reports were this day
examined and approved:
A. H. Simmons, sheriff; F. M Fisher
clerk and ex-officio auditor and record
er; Ralph w. Adair, prosecuting attor-
ney; James E. Good, probate Judge; H
Andrew Benson, county treasurer; d.
T. Malcolm, assessor; joint quarterly
financial report of H. Andrew Benson,
treasurer, and F. M. Fisher, auditor.
Justice of Presto Resigns
The resignation of D. N. Johnson
Justice Of the peace of Presto precinct,
was considered and accepted.
Moving Fence on Line of Right-Of-way
Along the East Line of Premises
of w. e. Brown
1t is hereby agreed that w. E. Brown
shall receive $25 for moving the fence
along the east line of his property, for
the purpose of opening a right OfWay
for Il county road, commencing at the
southwest corner of section / in town
ship g. south of range 33, E. B. M,
running thence north along the west
section line so rods, thence due east rs
feet, thence due south 80 rods to the
south line of said section, thence due
west along the south ,1n;as line Of said sec
sum of $25 after having moved the
fence and filing a quit claim deed for
the right-o of-Way.
a Vault, for the Storage
of County Records, Under the
County Clerks Office
f, M, Fisher, recorder, brought the
above entitled matter to the attention
of the board, and suggested possibly
there could be a vault constructed
under this office, which would be above
tilated and lighted. The present stor-
age vault being inadequate for the pur-
pose intended lily ventilated, and
records stored therein are decaying,
and will be a total loss unless means
Of storage are provided for these
records.
After the matter was discussed at
some length, the recorder was author
iZed to employ competent contractor
to examine the premises and determine
whether or not vault can be con-
structed as suggested by the recorder;
and to furnish an estimate of the prob
able cost of constructing, and detail
ed drawing of the, vault.
And it was further ordered that if
1t is found that the construction OF
this vault is feasible, +. M. FISHER is
authorized to accept bids for the con-
struction of this vault, to be submitted
to the commissioners. on May IA, 1917,
4 regularly adjourned meeting.
Decision and Order OF the District
Court. in the Case of William
DOOIey VS. Bingham COun-
ty Commissioners
In the district court of the Sixth
judicial district of Idaho, in and for
The County of Bingham.
William Dooley, appellant. vs.: Board
IF County Commissioners OF Bingham
county, Idaho, respondents.
Decision and order:
The above entitled matter having
been submitted to the court for determ-
nation, by the above named parties, a;
thereof, and the court having hereto
fore made and filed it's findings and
determining the rights of
he parties and ordering judgment
:hereupon.
Now, upon motion of Thomas &
attorneys for the appellant,
1t is ordered, adjudged and decreed
hat respondent Board of County Com
nissioners Of Bingham county Idaho
grafton of bills and claims against the'
County of Bingham, after the entry
If this order do vacate their former
,rder' and action, cutting item 4, line
I, page one of William Dooley's claim
against said county, from $167 to $76,
md allow said item on said claim for
he sum of $167.
1t is further ordered that said board,
herein at said time cancel
Warrants Nos. 1882 ans 1883, issued to
he said William Dooley, appellant, and
ssue in lieu thereof warrant or war
ants aggregating the sum of $466.42.
It is further ordered that the said ap-
oellant be paid by the said respondent
BOARD at said time, on Bingham county
,laim No. 1887, filed January II, 1917,
he aggregate sum of $466.42, said pay
county warrant or county warrants in
said. sum as aforesaid, with costs
to S..
~ F. J. COWEN,
Judge.
4. S. DickinsOn's Resignation as Assist
ant Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
A. S. Dickinson, esquire, having filed
lis resignation as deputy prosecuting
attorney he having acted in that ca
)acity during such times as the regular
attorney, Ralph w. Adair,
s absent was this day rendered and
accepted; and Mr.. A. S. Dickinson re-
eased as deputy prosecuting. attorney.
Jancelling Current Expense Warrant
The following described current ex-
)ense warrant having been either lost,
or mislaid, by the CONNER
,ial bank of Shelley, Idaho, after hav-