The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-10-20
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Bicksel, blind person, was granted
an allowance for relief under section
3742 and amendments thereto. of SIS
per month, beginning with the first
day of August, 1921, until further or
der of the board. Same to be paid In
indigents-
Claim for allowance to Fred Bick-
fsel examined, approved and allowed
in the sum Of $50, same to be paid by
warrants drawn on the current ex-
pense fund of the county.
At this time a petition was pre-
scented by the county superintendent
Of public instruction signed by ri
Pollan and others residing within the
proposed territory, asking that the
board take the proper procedure for
the creation of new school district
Of the territory in said petition de-
scribed, and to be designated as school
district No 49, After careful consider
alton Of the after as presented By the
superintendent Of public instruction
and residents of the affected territory,
it is ereby ordered that inasmuch as
the matter was not brought before
the board in the manner required by
law, thereby making ineffective any
action the board might take terein as
prayed, the petition is hereby rejected.
RemOnstrance to above mentioned
petition examined and ordered filed.
The board having made visit of in
spection to the county farm, hereby
make report that conditions were good
and that home was kept in a clean
and sanitary manner.
October 13, 1921.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
of yesterday, present same as yester-
day. Minutes of yesterday read and
approved, wehreupon the board pro
ceeded to business, as follows:
Fee report of the following officers
examined and approved, to-wit: Clerk,
auditor and recorder, showing fees in
the sum of $1123.7O. Probate judge
showing fines in the amount of 1921. %
and fees $19O.25. Sheriff showing fees
in the amount of $55S.2O.
Joint quarterly report Of auditor and
treasurer examined and approved.
Report of NJ. Shaw, justice of the
peace of Stuart precinct, examined and
approved, same sohwing fines received
in the sum of $40, S. of which was
paid in to the county treasury.
Report of Walter Rice, keeper OF
the county farm, examined and ap
proved.
Proposal of Clarence T Newland Of
Nooskia Idaho, to sell the Middle
Fork ferry to the county for $1,000 ex
afeined and rejected
Bond of Ed Roden as averseer Of
examined and approved.
Report of county nurse examined
and ordered filed.
In the matter of the application O.
Clarence Newland of Kooskia Idaho
for the renewal of license to main
tain and operate toll ferry across
teh Middle Fork of the Clearwate
river at Kooskia, Idaho; the said ap
plicant having filed his report as re
quired y law, accompanied by his bon,
In the sum of $1,000 and same havin
been approved, it is hereby ordere'
that said application be, and the sam
is hereby granted and license ordere'
issued
The fee for same being fixed at 81
per annum from November 1, 1919 t
October 81. 1921, and the rate of tol
he is authorized to charge and collec
is hereby fixed as follows:
10 horse traction engine with
tender 80
Same for each horse power over
ten ---------------------
Wagon and team of horses,
loaded or empty ---- 1.5
Wagon and team of 4 horses.
loaded or empty ----- IL
Wagon and team of 2 horses.
loaded or empty ----- 10
and pass automobiles - 10
Saddle horse and rider $780, 8
Pack horses, each ---- 2
Loose horses or cattle, each 2
Loose hogs or sheep, each 1
rOOtnah z
Separator Id
School children to or from scboo
70 toor horseback, from a. m. 10 s4
a m, and from 4.15 m to m. fire.
These rates permit return within
hours.
III From Nov until April 10 inciusiv
after $3.50 p m these rates may I
doubled and from May l to Oct 3
inclusive thaee rates NAV no dorIkIp