The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1921-02-10
Proceedings County
Commissioners of
Shoshone County
Idaho, Regular Jan
uary Term, 1921
Us Day. January 10. Ia

The official bonds of Fremont $
I, Rowe. Edward w Miller and Daniel
T. Keys, county commissioners elect
in the sum of $4,000 each. were ex-
, ammed, approved and ordered re-
corded Whereupon on motion OF
Commissioner Rowe. seconded by
Commissioner Miller Commissioner
Daniel r Keys was unanimously
elected chairman of the board for the
ensuing term.
The official bonds of the following
named county officers were examined.
approved and ordered recorded. to-
wit: Jesse Freeman. sheriff. $4,000:
w H. Herrick, assessor. $4,000; John
Lucas treasurer. 100000; John Lu-
cas-. tax collector $4,000; John Lucas.
public administrator. $4,000; Mary j.
Barnes. superintendent of public in
struction. $4,000; John H. McEvers.
prosecuting attorney, $1,000; John E.
Sherard. probate Judge $4,000; Chas.
r. Mowery. coroner $1,000
The official bonds of the following
named justices of the peace were ex-
Iamined. approved and ordered record
ed: l.. Leighty, Wallace No 1 pre-
cmct; Geo. w. Walker Wallace No
1 precinct; T. V Whelan, Wallace
No precinct: VIII NJ Grove, Kel-
/ loge No. 1 precinct; Albert Bemis.
st. Maries precinct; Chas. NJ Kelsey,
Kingston precinct; J. l.. Martin, Niui-
Ian No. l precinct and F. w Bayha,
Mullan No. . precinct
The official bonds o fthe following
named constables were examined. ap-
proved and ordered recorded: John
Creusel, Wallace No precinct; Jo-
siah Hill, Kellogg No , precinct and
CEas. J. Bloom Mullan No. pre-
cnct
1t was ordered that the sum of
s1593.SO remaining in the several road
district funds be, and the same is
hereby ordered transferred to the
general road fund. II was ordered
that Mrs Hattie Brown. an INDECENT
person, be and she is hereby granted
county aid in the sum of $40 per
month.
The clerk was instructed to secure
transportation from Wallace to Spo-
kane for one Annie Fisk, an INDECENT
person. likely to become a county
charge,
Second Day, January II, 1921.
Present as before
The official reports of the following
named county officers were examined
AND approved: Jesse Freeman. sher-
icf rtoor-o- f--,,oI eooc
lected; Harry A. Rogers clerk dis
trict court. auditor and recorder; r.
r Weniger probate judge; John f.
Ferguson. treasurer; w II. Herrick
assessor; DR.. j. r. Bean, county ply
sician; Dr. Geo. S. Lesher, coroner
ard the Shoshone county infrmary.
The official reports of the following
named justices of the peace for the
quarter ending December 81 1920,
were examined and approved: Geo
w Walker, David II. belong, Will
NJ Grove and j. L. Martin.
The reports of the following named
road overseers for quarter ending
December 81, 1920, were examined
and approved: d. A. Finlayson. w. p /
Swinerton. Gus o. Ellars. John H.
Foss. Theodore Brown and Ben Car
riRan
The official bond of William Tyler /
as justice of the peace in and for
Burke precinct was examined, APP !
proved and ordered recorded.
The settlement statement of John |
H. Ferguson. tax collector of taxes |
entered and collected on the 1920 real |
assessment rolls. was exam
ined, approved and ordered entered |
OF record in the minutes of this board
Third Day. January -, 1921.
Present as before.
On motion Of Commissioner Miller,
seconded by Commissioner Keys, it
was ordered that Dr. j. r. Bean be
and he hereby is appointed county
physician for the ensuing term OF
two years. with compensation fixed at
$500 per annum.
Upon motion Of Commissioner. sec
onded by Commissioner Rowe, it was
ordered that Leroy Massey be and he
hereby is appointed superintendent
Of the county infrmary for the ensu-
ing terna at a salary of $175 per
month.
The official bond of J. b. Wilcox,
as Justice Of the peace in and for
Mullan No. precinct was examined,
approved and ordered recorded.
II was ordered that road districts
Nos. and be consolidated. to be
known as road district No. 2
The following named persons were
appointed road overseers, subject to
removal by the board at any time: D.
A. Finlayson. district No. 1; VIM. p.
Swinerton. district No. 2; Gus o. FL
lars. district No. 3; John H. Foss, dis
trict No 8: Ben Carrigan, district No.
3: and William Pray district No. 70
The following bills or claims
against the county were examined
and allowed. and in payment of the
same the county auditor is hereby
authorized and directed to issue war
rants on the current expense fund, as
follows, tO-wt: