Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-01-22
COUNTY COM'RS I
PROCEEDINGS.
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Mountain Home, Idaho, January

10th, 1921.
Pursuant to law, the Board OF
County Commissioners OF Gilmore
County, Idaho, met in regular SEES
sion at their office at the court
house, county seat.
The County Commissioners elect
George E. Butler, John +. Gaines
and Frank Z. Wilson being present,
the oath of office was administrateo
to them by the clerk and they I'M
mediately organized and elected
Frank E. Wilson chairman OF the
Board for the ensuing term.
Chairman Frank X. Wilson then
administered the oath of office To
the respective officers elect and the
Board approved their respective
bonds In the amounts set opposite
their names, tO-wit:
Frank E. Wilson Commissioner
bond, 100000.
George e. Butler Commissioner
bond, 100000.
John F.. Gaines Commissioner
bond, $5,000.000.
Arthur A. Stevens Sheriff, $1O,-
10000.
Thomas Trathen Assessor, $10,-
10000.
Florence E. OMAHA County
Treasurer $45. 100000.
Florence e. OMAHA, Treasurer IL
Ex-Officio Tax Collector, $35, 10000.
Florence f. OMAHA, Treasurer II
Ex-Oficio Public administrator ST.
10000.
Verne Lee Taylor, Prosecuting At
torney, 100000.
w. II. Manion, Probate Judge, $6,-
100000.
Mrs. Pearl Barber, Superintendent
of Public instruction, 100000.
Stanton Park, County Surveyor,
100000.
II. II. Eaton, Coroner, 100000.
Thereupon the Board ordered the
above listed bonds deposited with
the County Recorder to be recorded.
The following quarterly reports
of County and Precinct officers were
examined by the Board and approved
and ordered filed, to-wit:
Quarterly report of the clerk of
the District Court.
Quarterly report of the Auditor
& Recorder.
Quarterly report of the Sheriff.
Quarterly report of the Probate
Judge.
Quarterly report of the Justice of
Peace Min. Home No. Precinct.
Quarterly report of the Justice of
Peace Glenns Ferry Precinct.
County Agents report for the
month Of December, 1920.
Reports of the several County de-
positories OF Interest earned on daily
balances for the month of December
1920.
A petition signed by the required
number, petitioning the appoint
ment of John Garland as Justice OF
Peace for Glenns Ferry, Precinct
ElmOre County. Idaho, was duly pre-
scented.
1t is the order of the Board that
John Garland be and he hereby Is
appointed Justice Of the Peace fol-
Glenns Ferry, Precinct, Elmore
County. Idaho. said appointment to
become effective upon his filing a
good and sufficient bond in the sum
of $4,000.
1t Is the further order of the
Board that the clerk hereof be and
he hereby Is authorized and en-.
powered to approve such bond when
filed provided the same be filed dur
m hn NJ
A petition filed. petitioning the
Board to appoint o. Il. Norell Justice
of the Peace for Mountain Home pre-
cinct No. l. Gilmore County, Idaho.
In this matter 1t 1 sthe order OF
the Board that the said o. e. Norell
be and he hereby is appointed
Justice of the Peace In and for
Mountain Home No. /, precinct, Ell
more County, Idaho.
The official bond of o. E. Norell
for Justice of Peace being on Ale,
same examined and approved by
the Board and he Is henceforth en-
powered to act in all capacities as
Justice of the Peace of said Pre-
cinct.
The official bonds of d. A. Utter
the duly elected Justice of the Peace
of Mountain Home No. 2. Precinct
and Frank Il. Stevens the duly
elected Justice of the Peace of Rocky
Bar Precinct. both in and for FL
more County, Idaho heretofore filed,
were examined approved and or
dered filed by the Board and d. A.
Utter and Frank e. Stevens are en-
powered with full authority In sucn
capacities in their respective pre-
cincts.
Mrs. J. w. Caldwell representing
the Club Women and Mrs. F.. w.
Barrett, representing the War Moth
ers appeared before the Board con-
corning an appropriation by the
Board of County Commissioners, for
memorial for the soldier boys and
stated that In answer to their en-
quiries that the boys did not care
for a statue, but desired most, a
nome, Mrs. Caldwell stating thaS
the Club Women were the owners
OF Block Is Mountain Home town
site and 1t was their desire to deed
the property to a commission for
such purpose as we'll as to partici-
pate In the raising of money to help
secure building thereon. Mrs.
Barrett making 1t plain to the Board
that the War Mothers were to as
sumo the responsibility of the care
OF the grounds and up keep of build
ing IL such could be secured.
In this matter the Board requested
the ladies to continue the matter to
little more defnate state, by de-