The Idaho Republican., 1917-04-20

foot optimist.
The within warrants are hereby can
celled pursuant to decision and order
OF the district court, being the, judg.
ment In the case of William Dooley VS.
Board of County Commissioners, OF
Bingham county, Idaho.
Stock Road Thru Suburbs
In order to eliminate the hauling OF
beet pulp, and the driving of live stock
thru the western part of the City .oi
It is hereby deemed advisable tc
determine whether feasible or not tc
continue the county road, now in use
rum running east east and and west n on township
three (3) south 35. beginning at point
where this road intersects the Ore
gon Short Line railroad and continuing
in a westerly direction until the same
intersects with the north and south
county road, between section three 90
and four (4.
It is hereby ordered that the county
surveyor gather the proper data in
connection with this proposed road, and
make a complete and detailed report
to the board of county commissioners
as to the probable cost and feasibility
of this road.
Road Outlet to POcatellO
q Commencing at a point where the
county road, which is a continuation
City OF. Blackfoot, and paralleling- the
right -of-way of the oregon Short Line
railroad, until the same meets the
county road, at the Blackfoot river.
surveyor gather the proper data in
connection with this proposed road, and
make a complete and detailed report
to the board of county commissioners
as to the probable cost and the FEAST
bility of this road: Also, to make a
further report as to the probable cost
of moving the bridge, which now
crosses the Blackfoot river, and putting
it in alignment with this proposed
road.
Overseer for District No. 10
Robert Addison made application for
road overseer in road district No. 10,
and is hereby appointed.
Approving Road Overseers' Reports
The following monthly reports of
road overseers, for various road dis
trcits of Bingham county, were this
day examined and approved:
William Mcknight, No. 13, January;
A. o. Allen, No. 6, + ebruary; viii ALL
red, No; IS. February; Thomas n Clark
February; S. H. Hurst, No 5, February;
A. q. Livingstone, No. 19, February;
Carl Nelson, Nos. 23 and 10, February;
c. P. Pauling, No. "a February; Hans,
Quinn, No. g. February; Chase Rich,
No. Is, ebruary; Amos Stoddard, Nos,
l and 2, February; r. II. Stone, No.
II, February; Tom Thomson, No. Il,
February; w. C. Thompson, Nos. 7, 8,
and 9, February; James H. Thompson,
22, February; w. r. Young, No. 4, Feb :
ruary; Orvill Yancey. No. 16, February;
A. o. Ollen, No. s, March; Will Alfred,
No. IS, March; Thomas Clark, No. l5,
S. H. Hurst, No. 5, March; A. E. Living
stone, No. 10, March; Carl Nelson Nos:
% and 10, March; c. p. Pauling, No "a
March; Chase Rich, No. IS, March; !;
Amos Stoddard Nos Ma roh ana IT,, z, =, MhrGn Mhn
son, No. 12, March: w. c. Thompson,
Nos. 7, 8 and 8, March; Thomas II.
No. 21, March; Jacob D.
Toevs, No. 90, March; W. r. Young, No
1. March; Orvifl Yancey,, No; l6, March;
Hans w. Peterson, No. IA, March.
Official Bonds and Oath of Office of
Road Overseers
The following official bonds and oath
Of office of road overseers OF the Vari-
ous road districts Of Bingham county d.
Will Alfred, Dis. No. IS; Ethan Al
en, Dis. No. 6; Thomas Clark, DIS. NO.
l3; Joseph S. Gardner. Dis. No. II; 5.
H. Hurst, Dis. No. 5; Newton d. John-
Dis No & a. e. bs Nos R$ and ana
10; c. P. Pauling, Dis. No; "a; Hans
W. Peterson, Dis. No. IA; Amos Stod-
lard, Dis. Nos. 1 and 2; r. Fl; stone.
Dis. No, II; W. G. Thompson, Dis NO NO
No. 21 Thomas Thomson, Dis. No. x;
Orvill Yancey, Dis No. IS; w. X.
Young, Dis No. 4.
Official Bonds and Oaths of Office of
Justice of Peace
The official bonds and oaths of office
, fthe following named parties were
his dav examined and approved, for
he office of justice of the peace;
Henry Limke, Taber precinct; Henry
roevs, Aberdeen preeeineett; et;n,Js John posa L.
Applications for County Aid
The following-named parties having
heretofore been allowed assistance
rom the county and rt appearing to
he board that further assistance is
lot necessary, it is hereby ordered that
he assistance be discontinued:
Evelyn Killian Blackfoot,, Idaho; FL
en- j. Jones, Blackfoot, Idaho; Jas: M.
larson @HSpringtield, 1dano; Ollie May
Connerv Sterling, Idaho; Julia Perry,
The following applications for county
I'D were examined and approved, and
hey were granted the amount of aid
;et opposite their respective names:
Mrs. ]. B. Graham. Sterling, allowed
'2O monthly, on order at store until
Mrs. j. Il. Porter, Shelley, allowed
;2O monthly, on order at store, until
urther notice.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dyer, Shelley, allowed
rs monthly, on order at store, until
ri
Mrs. Isabelle Smith, Shelley, allowed
rs monthly, on order at store, until
urther notice.
Mrs. Bell Hess, Goshen, allowed SIS
on order at store until fur
Fred w. Clapp, Blackfoot, allowed
rs monthly, on order at store, for
hree months beginning April, 1917.
Edwin Watson, Blackfoot allowed
rs monthly, by warrant, for the keep
If two grand children, until further
Mrs. C. S. Cartright, Blackfoot,, al
owed $40 monthly, by order on store,
beginning March 1, 1917, until further
notice.
Rosa Wall, Blackfoot, allowed, SIS
by, order on store for three
months, beginning April 1, 1917.
Mrs. Mary Pugmire, Sterling, alloWedi
;2O monthly, by order on store until
urther notice.
W. G. Davidson, Pingree, allowed $40
by order on store, until fur
her notice.