Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1918-01-25

James Clarke, witness fees Pro-
AT this time the following claims
were disallowed by the Board Cor the
reasons set forth below:
Bel9ine" O'Hara. refund taxes,
estate not probated go. $1O.18
Edith j. Kelley. refund of taxes,
| estate not probated at prop
ef Time ........... 23.75
l.. LANCER, refund OF axes not
just claim ... 1SO
Dalton Adding Machine Co., not
just claim ............ 1856
Elizabeth Miller, refund of taxes
not just claim ........ 1880
Orofino. Idaho, Jan. 16, 1918.
Claims allowed from the Current
Expense Fund:
Jack Bryant, auto service 500
Erb Bros, mdse county indgs 1905
Owl Drug Co., Moscow, medicine
for IW.W. prisoners .. 3.75
Erb Bros, supplies for CO. indg 97.25
Syms- York Co. Supplies :. 1880
Douglas Bonner, witness fees
Probate court ..... 4.25
Newton Frazier. witness fees
Probate court .... 500
l.. Schleifer, witness fees Pro-
bate court ............. 500
Martha Bonner, witness fees
Probate court ....... 4.25
John w. Graham, supplies 1883
Joseph Kaufman, exp acct 1904
John w. Graham, supplies -. 1.34
p. L. circuit. printing and sup
plies Z. ....... ;19.54
Hulda Anderson exp co supt 1881
Lewiston Stationery & Pig Co.
supplies 25.36
Mayme |. Fisher. clerical serv 1O5. 90
II appearing to the Board that the
widows pension heretofore granted
Martha E. Bonner should be discon-
tinued because said pension is au-
thorized by law only when in the alb
sence of such pension the mother
would be required to work away from
home and children, and when by
means of allowance she will be able
to remain at home att.
1t appearing that said Martha E.
Bonner has 440 acres of land in
Clearwater county and said allow
ance is not necessary to save the
children of said Martha E. Bonner
from neglect, the Clerk Is directed to
draw no further warrants for such
an allowance in favor of Martha e.
Bonner
1t appearing to the Board that the
pension heretofore granted to Eva
Armstrong should be discontinued
because such pc nsion is authorized
by law only when in the absence of
such pension the mother would be re-
puired to work away from home and
children, and when by means of its
allowance she will be able to remain
at home with the children. And it
further appearing that said Eva
Armstrong has means to care for said
children, and it does not appear that
such allowance is necessary to save
said children from neglect, the Clerk
is directed to draw no further war
rants for such allowance in favor of
Eva Armstrong.
1t appearing to the Board that Hill
da E. Moss. daughter of Laura B.
Moss will reach the age of Is years
about the first of April. 1918, the
Clerk is directed to draw no further
warrants in favor of Laura B. Moss
as a widow after the 31st of day of
March. 1918.
In the mater of the application of
Oren d. Crockett. Tax Collector for
the cancellation of taxes for the year
1917, assessed under tax No. 1875 at
line 6, Page 81 of Roll No. /, it ap-
9earing to the Board that said assess
ment lis a double assessment against |
the property covered by said tax No., |
it is hereby ordered by the Board |
that the taxes extended against said
assessment be cancelled and that Tax |
hn tytr -
Upon request of l. B. Cowan. Coun- |
ty INDECENT, that the county aid |
heretofore furnished him monthly, be |
discontinued. 1t Is ordered by the
Board that the sum of $500 month |
ly heretofore furnished I. B. Cowan |
be discontinued from the date of Jan. I
1. 1918.
Orofino. Idaho. Jan. II, 1918.
In the mater of the application of |
Robert Morris fof county aid, it APP
pearing to the Board that said Morris /
is Judgment Creditor in the sum of I
One Hundred Fifty Dollars, as shown
by records of the District Court of i
Clearwater County and it further I
to the Board that the fam |
lily is receiving aid from other sour /
ces. 1t is hereby ordered that said ap-
plication be denied
Claims allowed Current Expense
Fund. a
Snyder, tel bill -. ) 1925
xWalrath Co., premium on
Official bonds -. ..... $500
Cynthia A. Simmons, refund
taxes 49,. ........ ll,9O
E. w. Horswill. salary as county
physician and med. care of CO.
indg from July to Dec. Balls
|. B. Cowan. county aid to
Jan. $500
Jas. Monroe. county aid -. 1000
Pearl J. Heath, county a,u 42.33
Kettleson. co. aid -. $500
Gertie Clarke, CO. aid :. 49,. 300
Carroll, CO aid -. 1900
Orofno, Idaho, Jan. 18. 1918.
In the matter of the application of
Hattie Snyder for Widows pension
On behalf OF self and four children,
t appearing to the Board that the
application Is regular and complies
with the law applicable etc such cas-
IS. it is ordered that the Auditor
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