The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-01-29

the board.
Official bonds of commissioners exam.
ined and approved. :
Ihe following officers elect were sworn
IN by the chairman of the board:
Earl j. Michael, clerk and ex-oficio
AUDITOR and recorder; Frank W. Cum
MINIS, sheriff; Mary w. Jose, treasurer
ana ex-oificlo tax collector and public
administrator; Daniel NJ Burnett, as
SCISSOR; Jonathan Job, probate Judge;
Milton A. Brown, prosecuting attorney;
Joseph L. Ebberts, coroner; J. H. Diers,
surveyor. Official bonds of each of the
above approved.
Margaret Burnham sworn in as coun.
| ty superintendent over the protest Of
Jennie E. Kelleher, Richard Bennetts,
and c. V. Hansen voting for and Robert
Campbell against the administering the
oath of office. Official bond of Margaret
Burnham approved.
Official bonds of the following justices
OF the peace and constables approved
and official oaths filed
J. H. Horton and Matte Waters, JUS
tices, and E. K. Dodge, constable, Chal
lis; Eddie Hammerly, justice, Battle
Ground; J. H. Baxter and NJ. D. Kill
gore, justices, and Holger Peterson, con-
stable, Mackay; j. S. Harper, justice
Darlington; Myrtle Jones, Justice,
Pahsimeroi; Albert F. Blume, Justice,
Sunol.
The following reports examined and
approved:
E. J. Michael, clerk; Jonathan Job
probate judge; w. X. Huntington, sher-
if; NJ. A. Brown, prosecuting attorney;
J. E. Kelleher, superintendent; J. H.
Horton, justice Of the peace; r. NJ. Kob
be, justice Of the peace; j. H. Baxter
justice of the peace; NJ. D. Kilgore, jus
tice of the peace; Thomas Ivie, road
supervisor; R. L. Sutcliffe, water mas
ter; c. F. Zilkey, water master; H. NJ
Welch. water master.
Order made consolidating School Dis
tricts Nos. and 10, the directors of
District No. to serve as directors of
the consolidated district until the next
annual election.
Resignation of C. L. Kirtley as health
officer and county physician to take
effect December 81, l9ls, accepted.
Current expense warrant No. 30l Or
dered cancelled.
Care of INDECENT sick and dependent
poor awarded to Mrs. E. +. Kirk at
$4,000 each per month for aboard and
lodging.
January II, 1919.
All members Of board present
Report of Fred A. Tolman, water mas
ter of District No 10, disapproved and
the claims of himself and assistant dis
allowed for the reason the report was
not in proper form and the claims were
excessive.
Contract for the burial Of defunct
paupers was entered into with J. l.. Eb-
berts for $1,000 for each burial from the
county hospital and 80 cents per mile
additional, for each corpse not in the
county hospital and distant therefrom.
Deputy clerks salary fixed at $l25
per month and deputy sheriff at $4,000
per month.
Necessary clerical assistance in all
offices fixed at $3.50 per day.
Der capita tax, road, fixed at $4.00
and hospital at $500.
County assessor made the collector Of
per capita tax.
A. L. Meats appointed official county
stenographer at $4,000 per month.
$4,000 fixed as the amount Of the
prosecuting attorneys contingent fund.
Settlement made with the tax collec-
tor for taxes collected on real estate and
personal property rolls, reports of same
accepted and approved.
c. L. Kirtley appointed county ply
sician for a term of two years, to re-
ceive as compensation for services rem
dered, fees not to exceed those charged
bv other licensed physicians of Custer
county for similar services.
c. L. Kirtley appointed health Off
Ger for a term of two years at salary
of $25.00 per month as secretary OF the
board of health and shall be entitled to
such fees for medical services rendered
as health officer as are commonly charg-
ed by licensed physicians OF Custer
county for similar services.
The following named persons were
selected to serve as trial jurors for 1919:
BAY HORSE PRECINCT