Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-03-09

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The report Of the Village Treas
urer was read to the Board and on
Motion by Horgan seconded by John
son was accepted and placed on file,
j. w. Caldwell appeared before the
Board relative to crawling the
street or highway leading from the
intersection of Jackson Ave. with
the section line between Sections rs
and 20, Twp, south, Range east,
along the section line to the corner
of sections Is, 26, 35 and SO, Twp.
south, Range east and it appear
ing from his representations that said
street or highway is not regularly
plated street, that the land across
which said street passes is part of
a regularly plated addition to the
Village of Mountain Home, that in
said plated addition streets have
plated and dedicated to the village
I but have not been opened to travel;
! that the lots across which the pres
ent street passes belong to said J. w.
Caldwell; and that said j w. Cald-
we'll consents that said street may re-
main open to uses and may be i'm
proved and graveled by the village
until such time as the regular dedi-
Gated streets in said addition are
opened to travel provided no pre-
seriptive light to the use thereof
shall be claimed by the village by
reason of said use, Improvement and
crawling. 1t was moved by Goodall
that the use and improvement of said
street by the village shall be permits
sive from this date, and that no pre-
scriptive right shall be acquired by
the village by reason OF such use and
improvement from this date but 1t is
understood that this agreement that
the use is permissive from this date
and does not waive the right of the
village at anytime hereafter to claim
and by proper proceedings in the
courts to insist that said street is,
at this time a public highway, and
that a prescriptive right to the use
thereof has already been acquired;
said motion was seconded by Horgan
and unanimously carried.
Ordinance No. 1872 was introduced
and given its first reading in full.
It was moved by Goodall and sec
onded by Johnson that the reading
of said ordinance on three different
days as required by section 2276 of
the revised codes be dispensed with.
On call of the roll on the motion the
following members voted Aye:
Harmon, Horgan, Johnson and Good
lall. Noes, none Whereupon the
Chairman declared the motion car
ried and further reading of the ordi-
nance was dispensed with.
1t was moved by Johnson and
seconded by Horgan that ordinance
No. 1873 be placed upon its final pas
sage and on call of the roll on the
motion the following members voted
aye. Harmon, Horgan, Johnson
and Goodall Noes, none, Where
upon the Chairman declared the mo-
tion carried and said ordinance
placed upon its passage.
The question then being, shall the
ordinance pass? The clerk called
the roll with the following results.
those voting aye. Harmon, Johnson,
Horgan and Goodall Noes, none.
Whereupon the Chairman declared
that fOur-ffths of all the members
elected to the Board of Trustees hay
ing voted in favor of the passage OF
the ordinance the same Was duly
passed and adopted,
1t was moved by Goodall and sec
onded by Morgan that the City At
torney and clerk prepare suitable
resolutions of coincidence on the
death of n. w. Tanner and the same
be spread on the minutes of this
meeting. Motion carried.
Resolved: That the death of Ham
mond Tanner has removed from
Mountain Home one of its most trust
ed and efficient officers, a clean high
minded and beloved citizen, a man
without ostentation devoted to the
community in which he lived and
quiet but efficient in the performance
of his duties.
Resolved; That we extend to the
family of said deceased our heartfelt
sympathy in their great bereave-
ment.
Resolved That these resolutions
be spread upon the minutes of the
Board and a copy mailed to the
family of the deceased.
There being no further business
to come before the Board adjourn
ment was taken on motion of John
son.