The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1919-06-12
County Commits
sioners Proceedings
CONTINUED from Page 81
Tuesday, April 90, 1919.

Tuesday, April ~, lsIs'
Present as before.
Board spent the day viewing coun-
ty roads in Burke canyon. and ad-
journed until aSturday. May 3, 1919.
Saturday, May 8, 1919.
Present: Commissioner Rowe and
Clerk Rogers. No quorum being
present Commissioner Rowe adjourn
ed the meeting until Monday, May 5,
1919.
Monday, May 5, 1919.
Present: Commissioners Rowe ana
Keys and Clerk Rogers. 1t appearing
to the board from statement Of the
auditor and treasurer that at the pres
ent time there is on hands to the
credit of several funds moneys no
longer needed therein, 1t was ordered
that the following transfer be made:
Transfer from Cur. exp. 1917 to Cur.
exp. 1918, $4215. Transfer from UNI
apportionel sch. tax fund 1914 to Cur.
exp. 1918 $19S.12. Transfer from un-
apportoned sch. tax fund 1915 to cur
rent expense 1918 Sloib
Reports of Dr. j. r. Bean, county
health officer and Dr. Geo. S. Lesher,
coroner. for quarter ending March 81,
1919, were approved
Wednesday, May 7, 1919.
Present: Commissioners Rowe, Mill
err and Keys and Clerk Rogers. Bill OF
Edgecliff sanitorium of $257.14 fol-
care of tubercular patient and Paully
Jail Bldg. Co, for $3.50. window
guards for county Jail, were examin-
ed and allowed
Bill of Ed C. Young in sum Of 800
for services of district court bailin
was examined and disallowed
Tuesday, May 10, 1919.
Present as before.
An agreement between the county
and Northern Pacific Ry Co. for right
to cross right of way OF said railway
company with a pipe line between
Wallace and the county infirmary was
entered into by the board.
A resolution was adopted employ
ing James A. Wayne to assist the
prosecuting attorney of Shoshone
county in the trial of the suit of the
Washington Water Power company
against Shoshone county, involving
the payment of taxes assessed in this
county, and fixing compensation for
such services at $3.50 retainer fee and
$3.50 upon the trial of said suit in the
Y. S. district court.
Saturday, May "a, 1919.
Present as before,
1t appearing to the board that Mrs
Geo. Hunt a resident widow of Car
honite, is in destitute circumstances
/; was ordered that $500 be allowed
her each month in providing for hel
needs 1t was ordered that the wages
for road labor and field deputy sher.
ifs, reduced by an order of the board
on April IA, 1912, be raised to the
scale existing before the reduction.
The auditor was instructed to turf
over to the tax collector all delin'
ouent tax certificates, aggregating IT
amount the sum OF $SO,SS0.S9, pursu.
ant to Sec. 22, Chap. H. 1919 Session
Laws An order was made cancellins
all delinquent certificates for the veal
1909 and years prior thereto.
resolution was adopted declaring
the election upon the organization o.
the Clarkia Better Roads Highway
District carried, and the clerk was
instructed to transmit certified copy
of all proceedings to the governor,
Adjournment to Monday June 2
1919.
Monday, June z, 1919.
Present as before.
AT this time Mr.. C. f. Arney, tax
agent of the Northern Pacific Railway
Co, appeared before the board for the
purpose of adjusting the 1918 valua-
tons on certain lands of said COM
pany involved in suit now pending
against Shoshone county, and after
hearing the testimony of Mr.. Arney
and County Assessor Herrick thereon
reduction in the assessed valuation
of said lands from $365,190 to S165,265
was made. upon which said Northern
Pacific Railway Co. agreed to pay
taxes for the years 1918 and 1919, and
also to dismiss the action against Sho-
shone county.
Board adjourned until Monday, June
8. 1919.
Monday, June 9, 1919.
Present as before.
A petition of committee of the
Idaho Anti tuberculosis Association
asking the board to appoint visiting
nurse for the county was received, and
after a general discussion of the mat
ter, action thereon was deferred until
the regular July meeting.
An order was made approving the
proposed bond issue of school district
No. IS. in the sum of 100000, to
build and equip new school house at
Clarkia, in said district
And at this time the board adjourn
ed sine die.
Approved:
Attest: d. e. KEYS,
HARRY A. ROGERS, Chairman.
Clerk Je12-1t