Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-04-25

IN HereUy Oruereu tnat tnlS board do
now stand adjourned until ten O'Clock
Wednesday, April 18th. 1919.
e. ]. HOWELL, Chairman.
Attest: s. H. Rich, Clerk.
The commissioners met at ten
o'clock a. m. this 10th day of April,
pursuant to adjournment of April
14th, 1919. Present: Z. j. Howell.
chairman, S. l.. Wright, commission
er, s. H. Rich, clerk and D. c, Kunz,
prosecuting attorney, and the fol-
lowing proceedings lwere had, to-
wit:
The official bond of Abel Smart for
justice of the peace for Georgetown
precinct in the amount of $4,000
was examined, passed upon, approved
and ordered filed for record.
Quarterly reports for the quarter
ending April IL, 1919, of the follow
ing county officers were considered,
approved and ordered filed:
Lucille Hall and S. II, Rich (joint)
treasurer and auditor respectively.
s. H. Rich, clerk, auditor and re-
corder.
Asa Athay, sheriff.
In the matter of appropriating
funds to be used in connection with
the government and state appropria-
tions under the direction of the farm
bureau, the county auditor is hereby
ordered to draw his warrant in the
sum Of 100000 in favor of said
farm bureau. Other appropriations
will be made from time TO time as
needed.
In the matter of extending the
time for the farmers on Antelope
Flat to fence county roads as previ-
ously ordered to do, 1t appearing to
the board that there is yet a doubt
as to Just where the section lines are
located, 1t is hereby ordered that the
establishment of permanent roads be
postponed until Nov. list, 1919, by
which date the farmers must deter
mine the correct lines and establish
roads. The present gates are to be
maintained until the new roads are
thrown open, as already ordered by
this board. /
In the matter of cancelling certain
delinquent certificates for the year
1915, 1t appearing to the board that
good and sufficient reason exists, it is
hereby ordered that the following
delinquent certificates be and the
same are hereby cancelled:
No. 49-Samuel Nate, Jr., $17.8S.
No. 71-Nickel Plate Dairy Lane
80 cents.
No. .73--Dairy Shippers Despatch
S14.31.
In the matter of canceiling certain
delinquent certificates for the years
1913, 1914 and 1915, it appearing
to the board that nearly all of these
certificates are in very small amounts
and on information from the county
attorney that it would in his opinion
be financial loss to the county to in
stitute SUIT for such small amounts,
1t is hereby ordered that the remain
ing delinquent certificates for the
above mentioned years, be and are
hereby ordered cancelled.
In the matter of the application OF
Mrs. Eva Payne, a mother, for par
tial support, 1t appearing to the board
that she is worthy and that good and
sufficient reason exists, it is hereby
ordered that she be placed on the
widows pension list and a similar
amount, the LIST of each month.
ordered drawn on the several funds
as follows: ,l"
Current Expense Fund.
e. ]. Howell, salary and ex-
penSe.,..-...-....... .-.-........-.... b .6O
]. T. Peterson, salary and ex-
141 80
8. l.. Wright, salary and ex-
100. 90
DR.. n. II. King, SALARY. 10O. 90
r. A. Birch, salary.................... $500
Frank Williams, salary............ 1850
Minnie Broomhead, labor Jan.
and February-.........---..... .-...,.. 10000
Minnie Broomhead, copying
deed and index book 1.......... 1900
Mae Broomhead, proof-reading
book l and index................. 1880
d. c. Kunz, expenses........-...... 13.41
ID. G. Kunz, telephone........-. 24.95
George Perrett, laundry. ESQ
s. H. Rich, recorder, extraor-
binary expenses.........-.........-. 1000
s. H. Rich, express, typewriter,
...-.........4..- 1912
James Dnun, expenses,.....--.....:: $500
M. s. T. & T. Co., services. 62.4O
Asa Athay, train fare, expens-
es. etc..-...,..-..........-..........,... 1872
Shepherd Hdw. Co., mdse-...-. 1925