The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-09-23

ed the election judges and designated
the polling places, in the several vot-
ling precincts of the county.
The county auditor was authorized
TO procure all necessary election sup
plies to be used at the general election
on November ,, 1920. and also the
requisite number of election ballots
therefor.
! The board proceeded with the ex-
animation of the assessment rolls of
1920 and after a partial examination
of said rolls, the further considera-
ton thereof was continued until 1000
o'clock Thursday morning, July %,
1920.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock Thursday
morning. July %, 1920.
Thursday, July D, 1920.
The board met pursuant to adj
journment.
Present: Commissioners Miller and
Keys and Clerk Rogers.
1t appearing to the board from tes-
timony of residents of Delta precinct
that the Ray Jefferson boarding
house. heretofore designated as the
polling place in said precinct for the
general election on November 2 1920,
is inconvenient to a majority of the
voters of said precinct, it was order
ed that the polling place be and the
same is hereby changed from the Ray
jefferson boarding house to the Delta
school house
Adjourned until 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning, July 81, 1920.
Tuesday, July 27, 1920.
The board met pursuant to adj
journment.
Present as before.
In the matter of the equalization of
the real property assessments in Sho-
shone county for the year 1920, it
having been heretofore proposed by
the board TO alter and modify the
number and quantity of the
taxable property and to place addi-
tional property on said assessment
rolls for the year 1920. and no person
for or on behalf of the in
terested parties. or to resist or to
protest against said proposed
changes or additions, it was ordered
that the total property assessments
)f the persons, firms and corporations
upon said real property rolls of Sho-
;hone county for the year 1920, are
hereby equalized settled and finally
liked for the year 1920.
1t was further ordered that the list
If exemptions as recommended by
he county assessor, aggregating the
Of
re hereby allowed.
Whereupon the board of equaliza-
ion adjourned sine die.
The reports of James r. Bean.
ounty physician, DR.. Geo s. Lesher.
oroner; and W. p. Swinerton. road
verseer were examined and approv-
d.
The petition of Jack Lewis and
theirs for the improvement of a
BAD between Big creek and Calder.
as examined and tabled
The petition of residents of Averv
n the repair of a foot bridge across
lie St Joe river at that place. was
,amined and tabled
The petition of Lavergne brothers
II the Improvement of a trail on
arble creek in road district No 10.
as examined and tabled
The salary of the prosecuting at
rney of Shoshone county for the
rm beginning the second Monday
January 1921. was fixed at the sum
$500 per annum.
The board accepted and approved
rtain securities and bonds now In
e custody of the county auditor.
insisting Of surety bonds and u. s.
berty Loan bonds. OF various is
es deposited by the various banks
Shoshone county as security for
posts of the county treasurer
IL was ordered that Mr. James A.
ayne be employed to represent
oshone county in the suit of the
lllace Bank & Trust comnanv
'inst Shoshone county and that he
paid the sum of $3.50 after the trial
said suit in the U. S District Court
ful payment for his services in
suit
was ordered that the sum of s125
appropriated from the road fund
Shoshone county, to assist the
rth Star Mining & DEVELOPMENT
lpany in replacing a tramwav over
across the county road in Nine
canyon one mile north of Wal
was ordered that the sum of
600 be and the same is hereby an
prlated from the road fund or
shone county to aid in construct
new road over what is COM
lily known as Lookout Pass" the IL,
EAU Of highways of the state of
10 and the U. S. Forestry depart
t having agreed to expend the
Of $4,000 in the construction of
highway.
800.
Monday, August g, 1920.
lie board met pursuant to adj
nment.