Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-02-13

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: officer be required to render to thi
Board typewriter list or notice o
all county property in his possession
this to include all road overseers O
/ other persons in charge Of count.
| property.
Which motion prevailed.
Mr. White moved that this BoarC
declare a recess until January 21st
1919, at 10 o'clock A. M.
Which motion prevailed.
January 21st, 1919, 10 o'clock A. M
Board met after recess. All members
present:
Bond Of Fl. E. Tussing, constable
read and approved.
/ Mr. White moved that the expense
! of upkeep Of automobiles of county
! officers whose operation is required
by the county shall be paid for on a
basis of Sc per mile for each mile
necessarily travelled in the perform
ance of their official duties.
Which motion prevailed.
Mr.. Davis moved that the clerk,
under the supervision of the Board of
County Commissioners be required
to purchase the various books and sup
plies for the use of the county for the
ensuing term. Any county official
needing supplies shall make the neces-
sary application to the Clerk therefor.
Which motion prevailed.
Mr.. Davis moved that this Board
allow the sum of SIS per month to
the County Attorney for office rent,
end direct the clerk to procure for
that office a typewriter.
Which motion prevailed.
The Board having under considera-
tion the matter of county printing,
legal notices, blanks, for job work
and stationery, MIR. White moved that
the matter of county printing be
taken from the table.
Which motion prevailed.
Mr.. Davis moved that taking into
consideration all conditions the Board
accept the bid of the Payette Enter
prise and hereby declares the Payette
the official newspaper for
Payette County for the ensuing term.
Which motion prevailed.
The following is the bid submitted
by the Payette Enterprise:
Payette, Idaho, Jan. goth, 1919. |
To the Board of County Commission
erS, Payette County,
Gentlemen;-
We hereby submit our bid for the
County printing and other work as
follows;
2Scts per column inch, eight point
type for all printing and legal notices
for first insertion, and 14cts for each
insertion.
For letter heads using 20 lb. Ham
nermill Bond like sample enclosed,
$3.50 per 500, S5.25 per 1000, $500
per 5000, $4,000 per 10000
For envelopes using white wove
dragon like sample enclosed $2.75 per
500, S4.25 per 1000, $3.50 per 1000
or each additional 1000.
For Hammermill Bond envelopes
ike sample enclosed, $500 per 500,
$500 per 1000 each additional 1000
1850.
No. 10 Envelopes, white dragon, like
sample enclosed, $3,75 per 500, 625
Der 1000,
No. II Manila SO lb. 81 co per 500,
'6.75 per 1000.
All legal blanks at cost,
Respectfully submitted,
PAYETTE ENTERPRISE.
By WILL WELLS.
Mr.. White moved that when this
3oard adjourns it shall be till Jan
'7th, 1918, at 10 o'clock A. M.
Which motion prevailed.
Mr., Davis moved that this Board
10 now adjourn,
Which motion prevailed,
January 9th, 1919, 10 o'clock A. M.
resent; A. C. Cogswell, Milan Davis
nd J. A. White.
MIR. White moved that ]. V. Martin
e appointed Road Overseer in Road
district No. 3.
Which motion prevailed.
Mr.. Davis moved that when thisI
oard adjourns it shall be until We'd
esday, January goth, 1919 at 10I
clock A. M,
Which motion prevailed.
In the matter of communication
,om C. P. Lattig relative to Road ,
Editions; pending the granting of
free right-of-way therefor.
Mr.. White moved that in all cases
here it is desired that a road petition
: granted under the conditions of a 2
'ec light-of-way, that such petitions I
: not "granted subject to free right (
way" but that the petitioners be u
otified that the petition will be ?
ranted when the right-of-way is Sc r
lred. \
Which motion prevailed. I
Mr.. White moved that in the case .
the following named petitioners :
at they are hereby notified that in q
cordance with the preceding mo- ,
On that final action thereon as been !,
spended awaiting completion of l
conditions. u
Which motion prevailed. n
The following are the petitions re- Il
rred to- 81
Petition of Harper, Martin ct al :"
king for award in Road District A
D. 2. q,
Petition Of George B. Coates, ct al q
king for road in Road District No. 5.
Petition Of Milton s. Nesbitt, ct al :,
king for road in Road District No. M
Petition of W. l.. Stirm ct al asking .
{ road in Road District No. rs. m
Petition of Burke and Landon ask er
, for rood hnttuaap coofipnc Ia