The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1919-06-12

julius p Hall. salary ......... 5000
II J Hull salary ............. 1880
HI Hull, salary ........... 1850
II J Hull, salary ............. 1880
Rose w Brown, salary ..... 1900
Rose w Brown, salary ........ 10000
Rose w Brown, salary ....... 10000
r E Weniger. salary ,.,...... $1,000
r E weniger, salary ..,...,. 10000
Jessie Babin, salary ..,..... 10000
Jessie Babin, salary ....... 1900
Chas A Solberg. salary and ex-
pense as county commission
er, January. 1919 ......... 1895
Claude s Degler salary .. $3.50
Joseph Turner, jurors fees,
probate court ............ 2.25
Witness Fees, Probate Court
Gust Mack ............,... $50
! Nestor Mackila ......... $50
| A p McRae ............... 375
Ida Kohkanen ................ AIS
wallace Supply Co. supplies
|
Mrs w L Lucas, eggs for poor
farm .....,.',...''... i4'oo
Supplies for Poor Farm.
Wallace Meat Co ............ 9719
Sutherland's Livery ....... 1926
c d'A Hdw & Fdy Co. us
A l. Hendricks Auto Co... 4.60
A l. Hendricks Auto Co ... 400
| G X Gilmore, salary ........, 1880
Mrs Geo X Gilmore, salary, 5000
Mrs Geo X Gilmore, salary ... 1850
Michael Mccormick, salary =. 1880
Adolph De Stoop, salary $50 90
Adolph De Stoop, salary 80. 1900
Mrs Adolph De Stoop. salary, 10000
Mary Oster, salary ..... 10000
Anna Sherman, salary ..... 5000
W A Dunn, salary ......... 10000
Chas Pastori salary ..... 10000
Chas Pastori salary ......... 1000
At this time the board convened as
county board of health. with James
r Bean, M. D.. county physician, also
in attendance.
1t having been brought to the atten-
ton of the board that an epidemic VI
smallpox Is now and for some time
past has been prevailing in and about
the cities of Wardner and Kellogg and
the village of Kingston, and that the
situation demands immediate atten-
ton; upon motion duly seconded and
carried by the unanimous vote of he
board, the following resolution in re-
laton thereto, was at this time adopt
ed:
Whereas, the disease of smallr *
which Is a highly infectious disease
has become prevalent and epidemic IN
the cities of Kellogg and Wardner
and the village of Kingston, in this
cunty, and
Whereas many Of the school chill
dren in said cities and village have
become exposed thereto, and an en-
Urgency exists; and
whereas, the only known proven
tative therefor recognized and approx
ed by medical science is vaccination
with animal lumph or vaccine mat
ter;
"Now, therefore, be it ordered, tina
all school children of the cities o
Wardner and Kellogg, and the villag
OF Kingston be required to show EVIL
dence of successful vaccination or b
! vaccnated before they be allowed t
enter any public school or other pub
lie assemblage.
BE it further resolved, that all chill
dren who can not show the successful
evidence Of vaccination, and who re
fuse to be vaccinated, be required t
) remain upon the premises of thei
parents or guardians, as the case ma
) be, and to refrain from associatin
3 with other children and persons Will
this order shall remain in effect.
) BE 1t further ordered, that tn
0 school authorities Of the cities of Kel
logg and Wardner and the village c
Kingston be, and they hereby are in
structed to exclude from their re
spective schools during the pendenc
of this order any children who ca
not show evidence of successful vac
cination or who refuse to be vaccinat
ed, and to take any and all steps ne
cessary to carry this order into eff
D feet
"This order shall become effectiv
5 Monday. April 81. 1872
Monday, April q, 1919.
D Present as before.
D The following bills were examine
0 and allowed and warrants ordered is
5 sued on the following funds:
ROAD FUND.
0 John F. Ferguson, county
5 treasurer, cash advanced
8 road purposes .$l3Oo.A
8 Geo D Barnard, supplies for
0 county surveyor ........... 3l.(
0 Phil Baumann, labor, road dis
0 trict No. 6 ................. BIZ
0 Elmer Brown, labor, road dis
0 trict No. 2 ................. IN
0 CURRENT EXPENSE FUND.