The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-01-13
NEW COUNTY BOARD
rs NOW IN SESSION
Officers Sworn In and Business
Running Smoothly -Ruble
Chairman of Board
Jurors Named.

ary session Monday morning ano
the formality Of administering
the oath Of office to the newly
elected members VIM. Ruble, Of
the first district, Iver j. Longe.
teig, of the second district, and
|. III. Lowrey, Of the third dist
trict by County Recorder Emer-
son was soon dispatched. Tbs
new board organized by the elec
ton Of Mr.. Ruble as chairman
Then i" dispatch seemed to be
adopted as the watchword of the
organization, and the business
before the house, was pressed
merrily along with refreshing
briskness.
The bonds Of the other eight
newly elected officers were passed
upon and the oaths administered
by Chairman Ruble. Congratula
tions were passed around and
each new incumbent sought his
lair and took right hold Of the
business found awaiting him.
Besides disposing of the usual
mass Of accounts awaiting the
January session, the commission
ers had, up to this morning, dis
posed of the following items on
the calendar:
The applications Of the sheriff,
treasurer and assessor for depu-
ties was approved, and the salar-
les for such deputies was fixed as
follows: Deputy sheriff, $40
per month, and special deputies,
So per day. Deputy to serve in
both the treasurer's and asses
sor's offices, $110-per month. The
salaries for the two deputies re-
quired in the auditor and record
er's office were fixed at $115 and
$40 per month.
Wages for road work were fix
ed as follows: Team of two hors-
es, $3.50 per day; man, $3.50 per
day; overseer, 50 per day.
G. M. Sanford was appointed
on petition as constable for Cold.
Springs precinct.
Loyal Sales was appointed road
overseer for district Z, Sherman
Hatley for district 13, and Chris
Mathison for district 20. "A
The bonds Of the several newly
elected justices and cOnStables
were approved.
The quarterly reports Of tho
several county officers and the
monthly report of the county
health nurse were approved.
The following jury list was ap-
proved from which jurymen will
be selected to serve in the Lewis
county district court during the
current year:
West Nezperce Precinct-Mat
Schmidlkofer, A. A. Hunter,
Richard Johnson. Ralph Stell-
mon, John Blenders, w. o. Bar
bee, Frank III. Detterman, Henry
Meiners, Andrew Stellmon, G. w.
Yates, Frank Chandler, Hans Eg-
gers, Ralph G. Jones, Fred Greek,
o. A. Roupe, Harry Smith,
George Thompson, John ,Lunda
by, I'll. A. Won Bargen.
East Nezperce-J. M. Basket,
j. Fl. Mitchell, Martin Lux, Roy
Tilford, Clifford johnson, ]. M.
Belts, George Reinhardt, George
Rowe, George Talbot, Ralph |
Thomas, d. j. Akridge.
Kamiah-Chas. I'll. Bellmer, @.
R. Sassaman, Roy Drake, Hubert
H. Renshaw, VIM. G. Short, AL
bert j. Schwartz, R. D. Omans,
Nathan Forsman, M. III. Fergu
son, f. j. Reed, Harry Bean, Rob !
ert H. McCallie, IT, ]. Kolmorgan.
Russell Henry Schlader, Jas.
Cox, John M. Booth.
Greer Mike Bogner.
Central Ridge-Roy Melcum,
D. M. Hardman.
Mohler-E. p. Coin, Geo. Blake
nan, Il. a. Bfannan, d. w. Hell
lerson, Fred Hicks.
Fletcher-Peter Swanson, Les
ier Pedigo.
Cold Springs -Chas. M. San
sord, w. j. Osburn, Geo. .Ascch-
Ter, G. E. Nichols, Chas., V. Cor
lon, w. o. Lockridge, III. D. Par
lue, Geo. Patton, E. M. Bronson,
2. L. Mahon, Geo. F. Powell, w.
4. McPeak, Dick Dennis, G. B.
0ammon, VIM. Espy.
Winchester-John G. Osborne,
Sanford d. Mauk. Alfred E. Mer-
.hant, Edward J. Walsh, Harvey
}. Thompson, Benjamin j. Back
und,. Andrew Gabrielson, Cecil I
:. Flory, Glen Magaw, John J.
Shaunnessy. John Deliaven, An
rev Lee, Raymond a. Downer,
Tohn j. Fox, Everett King, Noble
I. Warren, Frank Y. McComas,