The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-07-23

lenD6TS0r, members, II. L. MdlCOIIl, do
SCISSOR, and F. M. Fisher, clerk.
Equalizing 1917 Assessment Rolls
The board proceeded to examine the
assessment rolls name by name. and
tract by tract, and equaliZe the as.
sessments thereon; and not being able
to conclude their examination on the
twenty fifth, their labors extended owe!
twenty-eighth of June, 1917.
The clerk having made memoran-
dunn Of the proposed changes, and In
accordanee with law he to notify
or decrease in valuation, and all parties
who object to said changes are to ap-
pear before said board of equalization
a on the al twelfth 1s day ydo.,y Of July 1917, to
crease in valuation.
Increase In Valuation of City Roll
Page 20, line "a, Blackfoot Farmers
Milling Co, merchandise $4,000, increas-
Page ~, line l, Colorado Milling &
Elevator Co. merchandise $4,000, in
Page 23, line s5, Bond Brothers &
company, merchandise $1,000, increased
Page Is, line 1s, Consolidated Wagon
& Mch, Co., machinery, $4,000. increas-
Page 20, line 81, Neil F. Boyle Hard
ware W se co;' SSS' merchandise $1,000 Increased
Page 20, line 4O,. Hendrie Implement
company, merchandise. $1,7oO increased
Page aa, line 81, Neil F. Boyle Hard
ware Co., merchandise $1,000, increased
to $4,000.
Page S3 line 81. Neil F. Boyle Hard
ware Co, merchandise $1,000, increased
Page 4, line 35, National Park Lum-
ber Co., merchandise $4,000, increased
Page "a, line /, Gem State Lumber
company CO merchandise me $1o'Soo. increas-
Page 4S, line "a, Anderson & Sons
company, merchandise $4,000, increased
Page s';S; IS, line 8, Boise-Payette Lum-
Page Is, line 49,, H. G. ,Berryman,
merchandise $4,000, increased to $1,000.
merchandise $4,000 increased to $4,000.
chandise $500, Increased to $4,000;
Page 81, line 2, Blackfoot Water
works IN dmnerchandise $4,000 increased
70 Page 1esVyyi 81, line SO, F. c. Christ, mer-
chandise $3.50, increased to $500.
Page So, line 32, Utah-Idaho Sugar
company, merchandise $4,000, increas-
Livestock Co., agricultural land assess
ed at $7,S75, increased to $8, 1920.
dry farm land assessed at $3.50, increas-
Page is, line 1, John T. Vaughn,
estate, 10 acres agricultural land as
sessed at $780, f 70 Farm Earn Roll
Page g. line 8, Amalgamated sugar
Co, 13O acres of agricultural land,
lowered to $50 per acre,
Co., s acres of agricultural land lower
Page 81, line /, Bert w. Campbell;
14O acres grazing land, lowered to $S
Page 81, line 9, Margaret Williams,
20 acres dry farm land lowered to $40
Page 63, line g. Mrs. Bertha Patter;;
son, AZ acres agricultural land, lowered
Page II, line S, Martha LaRocque,
~ acres agricultural land lowered 10
$50 per acre. ., os
agricultural land, lowered to $50 per
Ali dry farm land and all grazing
land assessed in south, range thirty
three (SSl, sections one d1 to to thiresr snnesr
of record in Real Property Assessment
Roll for the year 1917, at pages 61 TO
70 inclusive, are, reduced IN Valuation
dry Tarm lanu TeuuCeu " PO, ohN
grazing land to SO per acre.
MONDAY. JULY o
demonstrating Bridge Across Amerl"
can Falls Canal
Under date Of May 2S, 1917, an agree
ment was entered into between the Ab-
erdeen- Springfield Canal company, 9y
of Bingham, by its commissioners, f.
r. HalVerson and w. c. .Sollenberger,
whereby it is agreed that Bingham
county will remove and reconstruct
construction as provided by the Aber-
deem Springfield Canal company Ger.
tain bridge which crosses the said
canal at point where the section line
(1O) and eleven G1), township two
Us south of range tnfrty-ive (35).
It Is agreed by the county commits
sioners Of Bingham county that said
prior to the irrigation season of 1918.
TUESDAY, JULY 10
Road Districts II and 1s
It Is hereby ordered that road dis
tricts II and 1S be combined, and that
r. II. Stone, who Is now supervisor of
road district Il, is appoint1e,d5, 1,5, for 1,.ds the
who is supervisor Of district No IS, Is
removed and has no further charge of
said district. -.s /
Allowing Salary of Deputy. Sheriff to
Fred Il. Hines, Jailer % oa n
Hines be allowed the sum of one humid |
red twenty five dollars as salary for |
deputy sheriff and 1ailer during the
Of June.
County Aid for G.. w. Davidson
The applicant having heretofore been |
allowed county aid at the rate of ten |
dollars per month, on account of in |
digent and living in town, and 1t ap-
pearing that this amount Is insufficient, |
1t Is hereby ordered that he be allowed |
the sum of fifteen dollars monthly by |
order on store, said amount to be plac-
his daughter, and said INDECENT to live
with said daughter on her farm away
from town.
WEDNESDAY, JULY II
Resignation Of w. Il. Patrie, County
Physician
The resignation Of W. r. Patrie,
county physician, was accepted and ap-
proved, and Drs. J. B. Davis and G. A.
Hoover having applied, 1t was finally
agreed that DR.. G. A. Hoover have the
appointment Of county physician, and
binds himself to execute the contract
entered into by and between the County
Of Bingham and DR.. w. e. Patrie, for
the furnishing of the drugs and medi-
sick and the prisoners confined in the
county jail at Blackfoot, Idaho.
for County Farm Agent
1t Is agreed that $685. be appropriat-
cd from the funds OF Bingham county,
not otherwise appropriated, said
amount Ito cover necessary expenses
and salary Of the county farm agent,
tor the months of June, July, August
and September.