The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-06-10

Wallace Miner of April % and 20.
1920 Compensation of registrars fix
ed at S025 for each name registered.
The commissioners districts were
established as follows: District No.
to include Murray. Delta, Sunset
Burke. Mace and Gem precincts.
District No. ? to include Osburn,
Kellogg No. /, Kellogg No. ?, Wardner
Shelter, Pine Greek, Kingston Ena-
Vile and St Maries precincts.
District No. to include Mullan No.
1. Mullan No. 2. Wallace No. l. Wal
lace No. ?, Wallace No. g. Wallace No.
4. Big Greek and Avery precincts.
Adjourned to April 81 1920.
Seventh Day, April q, 1920.
Present as before.
The following bills were allowed
and ordered paid to-wit: Shaw &
Borden Co, office supplies, s155; Dia-
mond Ice & Fuel company, team of
horses for infrmary. sS65.OO; Wallace
hospital, care of Mrs. Hunt S14O.75;
Harry A. Rogers. cash advanced for
postage $3.50; and ID. f. Keys. ex-
HtAAoI ao COMMISSIONER PoAsVbs
The annual salaries of the several
county officers to be elected at the
general election in Shoshone county
on November ?, 1920. for terms COM
mencing on the second Monday of
January 1921. were fixed as follows:
Sheriff $4,000: assess. $1,000; treasurer
and tax collector $1,000; probate judge,
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surveyor 5000 and coroner $500.
The petition of residents of Mace
precinct for the appointment of T. f.
Downes as a justice of the peace for
said precinct was examined and ap-
proved
The board examined the list of bills
heretofore allowed and ordered paid
and after checking the same with the
warrants drawn in payment thereof
and the Commissioners Journal. GER
titled the same to the county treasur-
er for payment.
It was ordered that all banks desig-
mated as county repositories of the
funds of Shoshone county be requir-
ed to pay to the county per cent per
annum on the rally balances of such
amounts which may be deposited with
each of such banks during the ensu-
ing year.
Compensation of road overseers was
fixed at $3.50 per day and for common
labor at IS per day.
Eighth Day, April %, 1920.
Present as before.
1t was ordered that an agreement,
entered into between the former board
of county commissioners of Shoshone
county and the Northwest Light &
Water company. for the supplying of
water to the county infirmary, and
which agreement was never formally
executed for the former board be exc
cuted by the members of the present
board.
Ninth Day, April "a, 1920.
Present.: Commissioners Rowe and
Keys and Clerk Rogers.
The clerk was instructed to adver-
tise for bids for hoist and an Alko
truck. bids to be opened and consider
ed on Monday. May 81 1920.
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Present: All commissioners and
clerk
The contract bond of the Wallace
Printing company in the sum of $500
covering county printing and advertis-
ing for the ensuing year was examin
ID and approved.
1t appearing to the board that Kath-
crime Peeler. the duly appointed reg
istrar of Osburn precinct is confined
to the hospital and unable to act, it
was ordered that Victoria st. German
be and she is hereby appointed as
registrar of Osburn precinct.
Ordered that a recess be taken IN
til Monday, May IT, 1920.
Eleventh Day, May II, 1920.
Present as before.
The petition of the trustees of
school district No. 10 (Avery) for an
order of this board approving the
proposed issue of coupon bonds of said
district in the sum of $4,000 to build
and equip a new school house in said
district. was examined and approved,
and it was ordered that the clerk of
the board forthwith give notice to all
persons and corporations paying taxes
on property valuation of $4,000 or
more in said district, of the boards
a, lion thereon.
Twelfth Day, May IS, 1920.
Present as before.
The board having viewed the pro-
posed route of the highway from the
Silver Gin mine to the Idaho Mon
tana summit it was ordered that the
county surveyor proceed at once with
survey OF the proposed road. with
the view of obtaining an estimate of
the cost of construction.
Ordered that a recess be taken I'M
til May 81. 1920.
Thirteenth Day, May 81, 1920.
Present: Commissioners Rowe and
Keys and Clerk Rogers.
The bond of T. f. DOwnes as JUS
ice of the peace in and for Mace pre-
cinct in the sum Of $500 was examin-
d and approved
M bids having been received for