Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-03-18

PROCEEDINGS

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Present Silas L. Wright, chairman,
A. A. Hart and VIM. r. Morgan, Com
missioners; d. c. Kunz Prosecuting
Attorney and s. H. Rich Clerk, and
the following proceedings were had to-
wit:
R. L. Robinson of Montpelier fled a
petition signed by tax payers of the
East side of the Valley asking that so
foot road be opened as follows: The
south boundary line of Section 10 in
Township 10 South of Range A East
of the Boise Meridian, extending
North theefrom so feet, and to COM
mence at the east boundary line of
the County Road now leading from
Montpelier to Marlboro and run
thence West to point which is 215
chains East from the West boundary
line of said cestion 10, and connecting
with the road In front of the Ed Beck
with home, which leads to the field
and pasture South and West of Mont
pelier.
The matter asw taken under consid-
Grafton, awaiting investigation by the
Board, whereupon said petition was
ordered fled for record
A plan of organization and supervis-
Ion Of the County Road work and EN-
ployment of an engineer as County
Road Supervisor was filed by County
Surveyor Robert G. Harding, together
with letters from other counties in
the State with data upon the working
Of this system in those counties. The
matter was taken under consideration
and all correspondence ordered filed
for record
In the matter of the application Of
Mrs. J. B. Williams of Montpelier for
financial assistance, temporarily; it
appearing that she is in need of as
sistance, and worthy, the County Aud
itor is hereby directed to draw his
warrant on the Current Expense Fund
for $500 per month in favor of said
Mrs. j. B. Williams until further or
der of the Board
Bond of ]. T. Brisoce for $5Oo.OO as
Justice Of the Peace of Bloomington
Precinct was examined, approved and
ordered filed for record.
The various Bonds Of respective
Banks of the County, given the Coun-
ty Treasurer to secure deposits of
County funds were presented, examin
ed, approved an dordered filed for rec
ord as required by law.
Bills were allowed and Warrants or.
dered drawn on the respective funds
as follows:
Current Expense
Silas L. Wright, expenses
............... S24.00
Robert Price Lumber Co.,
glass ................... 1.30
W. Findlay Auto Co., Co. car
supplies .................. $40
NJ. s. T. & T. Co., telephones. $3.50
B. L. Fur. Co., bedding for
Jail ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1850
w J. Crockett Co., supplies
for INDECENT ............ S4.5O
e. R. Johnson, jur. GER, JUS
tice Court ................ 2.25
Chas. b. Hess, coal for indi-
gent .................. 42.40
The Inter Sheriff. hand
cuffs .................... 1910
W. Smith Hoge, justice
fees Observation-Disclosures. 800
City of Paris, water rent
court house ............. 1000
f. w. Passey, services health
officer .................. 26.75
James Dunn, exp. team hire,
ETC., ................. 44.sO
Pembroke Co., T. w. Ribbons so
Shep. Hdwe. Co., mdse. CO.
car & court house ..... 1910
Stafford Cleveland, expenses
for Feb. ............ 25.52
Arthur Bulge, expenses for
Feb, an dteam hire ... $3.50
Pioneer B. & P. Co., book for
Supt. of schools ...... 1918
Utah Power & Light Co., Jan.
and Feb. lights .... 15.4O
Pembroke Co, brooms. -. 2.11
Pembroke Co, supplies Audi
tors Office ........... 21.S7
Pembroke Co., file boxes for
Probate Judge .......... 400
Frank Lewis, coal ......... 1925
Idaho Anti Tub. Assn. set of
posters, Co. supt. ..... loo
Mrs. H. C. Perrott, making
pillows for jail ......... 1.5C
F. T. Shepehrd & Sons, sup
plies for court house ...... 1917