Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-01-24
CoNSussuoNERs' PROCEEDINGS

Commissioners met pursuant TO
law at ten O'Clock q. M, this 18th
day of January, 119. Present: e. J.
Howell. chairman. and also Commits
sioner-elect, and John t. Peterson,
commissioner, and also commission
er-elect.
Commisioner-eIect silas l.. Wright,
III. III. Broomhead, clerk, and d. G. |
Kunz, county prosecuting attorney, |
and the following proceedings were |
had. to-wit:
Under direction of the chairman |
the clerk administered the oath of
office to the incoming board, as fol-
lows: Ezra J. Howell OF the First
district. John T. Peterson of the Sec
ond district and Stlas L. Wright OF
the Third district, wherupon the said
commissioners proceeded to organize
by electing Ezra J. Howell chairman.
The following official bonds were
examined. passed upon and approved
and ordered filed for record:
$1,000 bond for e. J. Howell, COM
missioner.
$1,000 bond for J. T. Peterson,
commissioner.
$4,000 bond for 8. L. Wright. com
$1,000 for 8. II. Rich, clerk district
court.
$4,000 bond for s. H. Rich, audi
tor and recorder.
$4,000 bond for D. c. Kunz. pros
ecuting attorney.
$4,000 bond for Lucille Hall, treas
uree.
$4,000 bond for Lucille Hall, treas
urer and tax collector.
$1,000 bond for Lucille Hall, treas
urer and public administrator.
$1,000 bond for J. H. Grimmett,
probate Judge.
$4,000 bond for Asa Athay. sher-
in.
5000 bond for James Dunn. as
SCISSOR.
$4,000 bond for 8. H. Spencer, SUI
perintendent of schools.
$1,000 bond for F. M. Williams,
coroner.
$500 bond for r. A. Birch, sur
veyor.
Whereupon the said several county
officers, excepting commissioners,
were duly sworn in by the clerk of
the district court.
In the matter of fixing the amount
of bonds for precinct officers:
It appearing to the board that $500
Is o sufficient amount OF surrey for
bonds of justices OF the peace and
constables:
It is therefore ordered that ofTiciai
bonds of justices of the peace and
of constables in and for Bear Lake
county, state OF Idaho, be and the
same are hereby fixed in the pena
sum OF $500 each.
The following official bonds OF pre-
cinct officers were examined, passed
upon. approved and ordered filed fol
record:
Justice of the Peace.
Charles l.. French, Montpelier pre-
cinct.
George y. Davis, Dingle precinct.
Hyrum A. Dayton, Dingle precinct
w. Smith Hoge, Paris precinct.
Charles Linford. Liberty precinct
Isaac w. Speirs. Bennington pre-
cinct.
Isaac johnson, Ovid precinct.
r. H. Kunz, Bern precinct.
Geo. H. Ward, Bloomington pre-
einct.
Bertrand Orr, Sharon precinct.
Ado1ph Hunzeker, Paris precinct.
.Bertram Sparks, Dingle precinct.
F. Evans Weaver, Bennington pr
cinct.
Quarterly reports for quartz
ending January 18th, 1919, of Il
following county officers were cor
sidered, paproved and ordered hlet
8. H. Rich and H. II. Brownies
(jointl treasurer and auditor, r
spectively.
H. II. Broomhead. clerk. auditI
8. j. Haddock. probate Judge.
Asa Athay, sheriff.
In the matter of the application
certain persons for cancellation
their taxes for the year 1918:
It appearing to the board that go
and sufficient reason exists thereto
It is ordered that the taxes OF the Il
lowing for the year 1913, in t
amounts noted. be and the same a
hereby cancelled:
Mrs. Caroline Wolley ...-.-.,...-..S 90.
II. J. Smedley....-.-.....,.., ..-...---.... IS.