Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-07-19
COUNTY BOARD PROCEEDINGS.
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Quarterly fee reports of the following
officers examined and approved:
Wilbur Campbell, probate judge, re-
port for quarter ending April 9, 1917.
John P. Eimers, clerk auditor and re-
corder, for quarter ending July z, 1917.
j. A. Bradbury, tax collector, for
quarter ending July Z, 1917
j. A. Bradbury, public administrator,
for quarter ending July Z, 1917.
Calvin Hazelbaker, assessor for quar-
ter ending July 7, 1917
Wilbur Campbell, probate judge, re,
port for quarter ending July z, 1917.
l.. r. Yates, sheriff, for quarter end
ing July Z, 1917.
Report of Probate Judge, on the mat
ter of Mother s Pension, examined and
approved.
Report of accountants in the matter
of adjusting accounts between Idaho
and Valley counties, showing the
amount of $149.56 due Valley county
from Idaho county approved.
Joint quarterly report of auditor and
treasurer for the quarter ending July
2, 1917 examined and approved.
Report of J. l.. Colvin as to the
County Poor farm, examined and APP
proved.
Resignation of j. j. Staley, county
school superintendent, read and accept
ed, same to take effect on and after the
10th day of September 1917 and it is
hereby ordered that said j j. Staley be
relieved of all responsibility of the of
flee of county school superintendent
which may attach to such office on and
after the 10th day of September, 1917.
Official bond of Hugh K. Shaw, as
justice of the Peace of Kooskia precinct
approved.
Official bond of Tom Smith, overseer
of road district No. ID approved.
Official bond of v L. Doyle, as JUS
tice of peace of Stuart precinct ap-
proved.
Resignation of j. H. Hanson, as over
seer of road district No. 81 accepted.
Official bond of w. f. Parry as over
seer of road district No. 90 approved
Petition for the appointment of ]. A.
Hoover, overseer of road district No. "a
granted.
Application of Marsh W. Brown for
leave of absence for 90 days granted.
The application of Margaret Sweet to
be appointed to the office of county
school superintendent to fill the unex-
pired term of J. J. Staley, resigned
granted. Her duties to begin on the
10th day of September, 1917.
Application of G. w. Jenkins, to b..
appointed to the office of county school
superintendent for the unexpired term
of j. J. Staley, resigned rejected
Report of the following Highway Dis
tricts examined and filed: Grange Vile,
Yellow Pine and Glenwood Highways.
Official bond of NJ. C. Cox examined
and approved as road overseer, road dis
trict No. %.
Official bond of j. C. Howard as road
overseer of road district No 13 ex-
amined and approved.
Claim of John T. higgins examined
and allowed in the sum of $S7.05 and
warrant ordered drawn on the Forest
Reserve Roard Fund in payment there
of, overseer road district No. 6.
Claim of Dan Wilson, district Nos. 16
and Is for labor, examined and allowed
in the sum of $24.00.
Official bond of Henry Smith, over
seer of road district No. s examined
and approved.
Official bond of w. NJ Baker, over
seer of road district No. 81 examined
and approved.
Overseer s lists of road district Nos.
5, %, 8, H.. 81 and 6, examined and
ordered filed.
In the matter of the application of
Louis Fitting for the renewal of his
license to maintain and operate toll
ferry across the Middle Fork of the
Clearwater river at East Kooskia, Idaho
after filing his bond and license being
issued is. hereby granted
In the matter of the application of
G. Fl. Lyons for the renewal for his
license to maintain and operate toll
ferry across the Salmon river, two
miles below the mouth of White Bird
Creek, Idaho, said applicant having
filed his report as required by law is
hereby granted.
Whereas the accounts of the County
Auditor show that there is at the pres
emit time the sum of $3S57.7S of the
County Motor License Fund, therefore
be it resolved that this board enter an
order that said monies be apportioned to
the several highway districts.
Whereas, a petition was on the 9TH
day of July, 1917 filed with the clerk of
this board, praying for the disorganiza-
ton of the Yellow Pine Highway Dis
trict, and
Whereas said petition appearing to be
signed by a majority of the residents
of said highway district, and there be-
ing no remonstrance filed, and said petit
ton being supported by the affidavit of
Picket Chamberlin and B. F. Taylor,
highway commissioners of said highway
district attesting to the fact that there
is at this time no Indebtedness over and
above sufficien funds in the treasury