The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-02-02
JANUARY 10, 1917
Application of Ellen J. Jones', INDECENT,
for County Aid

Tor county Ala
The applicant appeared before the
board and on examination 1t developed
that the applicant is 60 years of age
has heretofore been receiving aid al
th& rate o. $40 per month. After due
consideration by the board, it is hereby
ordered that she receive an allowance
Of $40 per month for period
of three months; the matter to be gone
into again at that time,
Application of Della Fisher, INDECENT
for County Aid
On examination by the board, it de.
health and able to work, but can only
do work she can take home, which she
is unable to procure in sufficient
quantity for her own and children's
support She has three children rang
ing in age from five to IL years, de-
pendent on her. After due considera-
ton by the board, it was ordered that
this applicant receive $40 per month
BEGINNING with the month of January
Application of Martha Dawson, Indi-
gent, for County Aid
Martha Dawson, appeared before the
board in person, and after examination
by the board, it developed that the ap-
plicant Is so years of age, in very poor
health, and has dependent on her, one
ElizabeL.l Scott, who Is deaf and dumb
and considerable trouble and expense
to the applicant. 1t was ordered that
this applicant be allowed an order
for $40 monthly.
Application Of e. A. Harden, INDECENT
for County Aid
James Just. J. A. Vaughn and w. B.
Hall appeared before the board in be-
half of the INDECENT, E. A. Harden and
family, of Presto precinct. After ex-
animation of the above named parties
it developed that E. A. Harden and
family are in destitute circumstances.
that there is a father, mother and
one to 10 years; that one girl has an
arm broken, one boy has leg broken,
and the mother has been under medical
care in the hospital. The neighbors of
of them, donating clothing and food,
h aau aey bill ae Of ss5 Which was con-
tratted by the sickness of the mother;
the board asking that they be reim-
bursed this amount. After due consid-
Grafton, by the board, it was hereby
ordered that this amount be paid upon
acted upon at the April meeting of
tins board.
James Thomas Claim Against Bingham
County
James Thomas appeared before the
ham county reimburse him for rent,
which was contracted by Mrs. w. o.
Young, while she was an INDECENT and
receiving an allowance from Bingham
county. After consideration by the
board, the request was denied.
Approving Official Bonds of Precinct
Officers-elect
The following named persons having
filed their bonds as precinct officers,
f1f dow n
board of county commissioners and the
county attorney: T. c. Thompson,
Justice, Woodville; Charles Criddle,
justice, Basalt; U. F. Campbell, justice,
Riverside.
Auto Transportation for the Sheriff's
Office
A. H. Simmons, sheriff, appeared be-
fore the board, and submitted the fol-
lowing proposition for the use of his
Simmons, hereby offer and agree, If this
offer is accepted by you, to furnish my
own automobile, together with all
gasoline, oil and repairs necessary for
the operation Of the car, and to use
and operate the same. in the transac-
ton Of the county business at my own
expense for the following compensa-
tonic wit: IAN cents per mile for
car in transacting the official. business
of the county, said compensation to be
paid quarterly, as other expenses are
paid, said sum of 12k cents per mile
said car. The life of this agreement
shall be in force for the period of one
year.
at is further understood that certain
contingencies may arise where 1t may
be necessary to use more than one car,
in which event the undersigned will
only furnish the one car.
Respectfully submitted,
"a. H. SIMMONS, Sheriff"
The board agreed that Mr.. Simmons
shall furnish his auto at the rate of
12R' per mile, for one year.
Auto Transportation for the Assessor
E. T. Malcolm, assessor, appeared be-
fore the board and made the following
proposition for use of his automobile:
Il. the undersigned, p. T. Malcolm,
hereby offer and agree, If this offer is
automobile together with the gasoline,
oil and repairs necessary for the opera
ton of the car, and to use and operate
the same in the transaction of the
county business at my own n expense i;t. f9r
cents per mile for each mile actually
travelled with said car in transacting
the official assessors business or the
county said compensation to be paid
quarterly, as other expenses are paid,
the sum of 10 cents per mile being in
full payment for the use of said car.
A report of the miles travelled each
day to be made at the time of fling
the expense bill quarterly.
1.-THE life of this agreement shall be
in force for the period OF one year.
Respectfully submitted,
'E. T. Malcolm, Assessor"
The board agreed that Mr.. Malcolm
shall furnish his auto at the rate of
10 cents per mile for one year.
Cancellation of Taxes of Mrs. e. L.
BuIxOfzer, ON ACCOUNT of Widow
Mrs. M. Volpert and son appeared
before the board in behalf of the above
applicant and requested the can.
of certain taxes on account of
her being a widow. After examination
it developed that Mrs. e. L. Bulk offer
was not resident widow. therefore,
was not entitled to exemption, and 1t
was disallowed.
a Carload Of Metal Corfu
gated Culverts
The following bids were submitted:
The consolidated Wagon & Machine
company, of Blackfoot, by their local
J. A. Martin, submitted
the following bid on Armco ingot iron
galvanized, corrugated, riveted culverts
in carload lots, t. o. b. Blackfoot:
We are pleased to quote you on cul-
verts. for your consideration, as fol-
lows:
First on the Armco ingot iron, gal
vanlzed, corrugated, riveted culvert, in
car load lots, I. o. b. Blackfoot: :.
8 inches d., 16 guage, per ft.......$ ,.S2
u inches d., 1S guage, per #. 11.00SS
IS inches d., 16 guage, per f.. 1.53
21 inches d., 16 guage, per ft...-... 1.8S