The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-06-10
Proceedings County
Commissioners at
the Regular April
Term, 1920
Flrst Oay. MOnday. ApriI Il. 192O.


present; Commissioners Rowe, Miller
and Keys and Clerk Rogers
The following proceedings were had
to-wit:
The official reports OF the following
named county officers, for the quarter
ending March 81, 1920, were examined
and approved. viz: Harry A. Rogers
clerk district court auditor and re-
corder; Jesse Freeman, sheriff; X. r.
Weniger probate judge; DR.. James
r. Bean, couny physician; Dr. Geo. :.
Lesher' coroner; w. H. Herrick. as
SCISSOR; John r. Ferguson, treasurer.
and the Shoshone county hospital
The reports OF the following named
road overseers were examined and ap-
proved, viz: d. A. Finlayson, w. r.
Swinerton, Gus o. Ellars, John H.
Toss, Theodore Brown and Ben Car
rigan
The reports of the following named
justices of the peace were examined
and approved: Geo. w. Walker, David
II. DeLong, VIII NJ. Grove and Edward
Burns
The annual financial staement of the
county auditor for the fiscal year end
ing January TO- 1920, was approved
and ordered recorded
The petition of residents of road
district No. II for the erection of a /
bridge across the st. Joe river at Cal
der was examined and abled the
board agreeing to furnish at the ex-
pense of the county the cable neces-
sary to construct said bridge, provid-
ed the residents and taxpayers petit
tioning the said bridge will furnish
all other supplies and labor needed in
its construction.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning
Second Day, April 10, 1920.
Present as before.
The claim of the Wallace Bank & /
Trust company for refund of 1919 !
taxes amounting to $67575O, alleged
to have been enormously collected, I
was examined and denied [
The board then proceeded to open Y
and consider the bids and proposals I
for the county printing and advertis- T
ing for the year ending April 20, 1921 1
pursuant to advertised call therefor T
and it appearing that the bid of the 4
Wallace Printing company was the {
lowest bid submitted, the same was S
accepted. and said contract awarded n
to them. 1t was further ordered that /
said Wallace Printing company fur f
nish bond for $500 conditioned for the J
faithful performance of said contract G
The bid of the Press Times Publish A
ing company for county printing and T
advertising was examined and re- s
jected. L
The board then proceeded to open N
and consider the bids and proposals j
for the burial of the pauper dead of r
Shoshone county for the year ending ],
April 3d. 1921, pursuant to advertised
call therefor, and it appearing that jc
the bid of the Worstell company in m
the sum of $40 for each body was the
lowest bid received, the same was ac-
cepted and the contract awarded to
said Worstell company. 1t was fur II
Their ordered that said Worstell COM eC
pany furnish bond for $500 condition &C
ed for the faithful performance of al
said contract. 70
The bid of the Ward Undertaking
in the sum of $3.50 was ex- U
lmined and rejected.
The following bills or claims against Jc
he county were examined and allow M
I'd and in payment of the same the N
county auditor is hereby authorized c
md directed to issue warrants on the G
funds, to-wit: ia
Current Expense Fund