Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-10-23
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
Payette County
Payette, Idaho, Oct. 10, 1919.

The Board of County Commission
ers Of Payette County, Idaho, met
in regular session as provided by
Statute. Present:
\ j. NJ Davis, j. A. White and
C. A. Strong.
4 Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
Report of the following County
officers read approved and order
ed filed showing fees collected for
quarter ending Sept. 3Oth, 1919, as
follows:
! Auditor, fees collected -. $903.95
Il Assessor, Motor vehicle Ii
censes collected - - 1876
Sheriff, fees for quarter
ending Sept. 80, 1919 - 1879
Probate Judge, fees for quar-
ter ending. Sept. 80, 1919. 1905 SIS
Assessor, as Personal Tax Col
lector -. -. -. 6.26
Moved that this Board make an
appropriation for the Boys and Girls
Club Leader work for Payette Coun-
ty, Idaho of $1400 or SO much
thereof as may be necessary to con-
tinue the Club Leaders work from
November LIST, 1919 and continuing
the same throughout and including
the year 1920. 1t was moved that
this Board accept, which motion pre-
vailed.
Approvs and orders filed, the
l following surety bonds.
Payette National Bank, Coun-
ty Depository, - $2O,0O0.0O
o. e. Bossen, Tax Collector
of Personal Taxes - 100000
10. E. Bossen, Do and Lii
cenSeS - oVVV.oo
Charlotte Swatman, Supt.
of Schools 100000
S25 Attorney fees in tax foreclo-
sure proceedings ordered refunded
to Mrs. Hannah Ketchum.
| The resignation of w. A. Drink
wine as overseer in Special Road
4 District No. 25 was read and ac-
copied.
1t was Moved that the assessment
against the Farmers Mutual Tele-
phone Company certified to the
County Auditor by the State Audi
tors office be and is hereby or
dered stricken from the Assessment
Roll for the year 1919, the same be-
ing exempt from taxation.
| Which motion prevailed.
Motion made that we accept the
i bid of the Caxton Printers to fur
nish tax Roll for this County for
1920, at $50. f. o. b. Payette,
Which motion prevailed.
| Moved that the following claims
be allowed and paid from the Cur
rent Expense Fund:
George Rezac, cause and
bandages - 3.5U
Geo. Rezac, fumigating -. - 500
Moss Mere. Co., goods for
L. v. Roberts - - 80 - 1870
A. G. Jansen, Rubber Stamps, 5.71
DR.. R. o. Payne, medical SER
vice - 5.0O
/. c. Levers, Drayage, Elk
press, etc. =. It's
Kee Lox Mfg. Co., carbon
paper - .------- --.----- 4.50
Payette Enterprise Printing
and Job work - - - - 1855
M. o. Luther, salary for
Sept. - - -. - - - 10000
r. E. Haynes, Tel, salary and
rent, Sept H. -. - -. 150.57
w. H. Farber & Son, flag, etc. 17.10
II. H. Sanger, service as dep
uty Sheriff T. - - II ESQ
H. Schlottman, labor in
Court room 49, 80 =. - 500
Western Union Telegraph
Co., kilograms - - -. -. lao
Tom P. Bulmer, labor and
plumbing 1.30
New Plymouth Sentinel, No
tice for Co. Supt. =. -. n. 1850
Canyon Coml Co., goods
for Mrs. Graham - -. - 1856
r. M. Gardner, surety bond
for Assessor - - 47.50
Fl. G. Gardner, cash paid for
repair of locks -. =. - $50
John T. Jefferis, salary for
Sept. lZD w
E. c. S. Brainard, Juror for
Dist. Court ~ -. -. -. -. 9.25
Thompson's Restaurant, meals
for prisoners - -. -. -. 24.S0 (
A. G. Wallbrecht, Deputy
Sheriff q. ~ Il. -. 80 -. 5000 |
John T. Jefferis, office ex-
-penses - lS.00
Geo. p. Bowmont & Co., clips 2.25
Geo. D. Bowmont & Co, for
Supplies -. - 3.l2 I
Esther Russell, Deputy AS
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