The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-06-02

ton Equipment in Each and
Every Precinct in bingham County.
In the above entitled matter, it is
or red that the County Auditor be
and is hereby authorized to use the
county Buick car when necessary in
with the distribution of
election supplies, posting of notices,
and the locating of necessary voting
equipment in each and every precinct
of Bingham County.
In the Matter of Fixing the Rate
of Pay for Registrars Of Elec-
tors In Each and Every Pre-
ciuct in bingham County.
In the above entitled matter, it is
that the rate of pay be and
the same is hereby fixed for the Reg
istrars of Electors in each and every
precinct at zoe per head for the Pri-
mary and General Elections to be held
in 1922.
In the Matter Of the Application
of Jullenne Twltchell, who Is in
Destitute Circumstance. For
County Aid.
In the above entitled matter, JUL
ienne Twitchell, of Firth, Idaho, ap-
peared before the Board, making ap-
piication for county aid, and after in
of the matter it is found
that she is in destitute circumstances,
the mother of two children. and her
husband is confined in the government
hospital at Boise, Idaho, as a result of
being gassed in the late war. 1t is
thereupon ordered the. she be allowed
temporary aid of $1,000 per month by
order on the store, until otherwise d.
rected.
In the Matter of Purchasing a
Right Of Way for Two Inches Of
Irrigation Water Through What
is Known as the kirkpatrick
Ditch. which runs along the East
Side Of the Fair Grounds.
In the above entitled matter, H. M.
Kirkpatrick having rendered a pro-
posal to the Commissioners of Bing-
ham County offering to sell a perma-
nent right of way for two inches of
irrigation water through what is COM
monty known as Kirkpatrick Ditch, for
the sum of $500 per inch. 1t is nee
the right to use irrigation water
through this ditch in order to supply
G. W. walburn one-half inch of irri-
cation water and James Buttcane one
and one-half inches of irrigation wa
ter, which said water was cut OF from
these parties by reason Of the change
of ditch running through the Coun-
ty Fair Grounds.
1t is therefore ordered that this pro-
posal be accepted and claim be al
lowed for the sum of $1,000 in payment
thereof.
In the Matter of the sheriG's
Quarterly Report for the Quar-
ter Ending March 81, 1922.
In the above entitled matter this
report was presented to the Board and
ordered approved.
In the Matter OF Adjusting Err
rOneOusly Assessed Taxes.
In the above entitled matter. 1t is
ordered that the following enormously
assessed taxes be and they are hereby
cancelled:
Cancel tax for year 1918, page 66,
line 81, 1919, page 221, line q, 1920,
page 223, line 25, 1921, page 23S, line
20; 5xS1h rods in the NE corner of
Lot in Block 6, Riverside, assessed
to Sarah Bernat, should have been as
sessed to the L. D. S. church.
Page 293, line IA, lot l, block "a, of
Aberdeen, assessed to Aberdeen Valley
Investment Company, should have been
assessed to Union Pacific System Rail
road, and cancel account railroad
property, valuation fixed by State
Board of Equalization.
Page 236. line 81, 1921 roll, assess
ed to Mrs. J. H. Warren. cancel ST.
10000 valuation account resident wi
dow.
| 1921 roll. page 1919, line 3S. assessed
to E. Manion, cancel tax on $1,6000O
improvements, account erroneous.
1921 roll, page go, line 6, tax B. sec
ton 1, two South, IS, assessed to Mrs
Frances B. Elliason, cancel 100000
valuation. account resident widow.
1920 roll, page IS, line Is, 1921 roll
page 90. line 16, 1-2 Section "a,
South, 80 and w 1-2 Section "a. South
80, assessed to Mae Bradley, cancel tax
on 100000 valuation, account resi-
dent widow.
In the Matter Of the Application
OF Mabel H. Arms for Cancella-
= -
uatiOn. Account Resident WI
dow.
In the above entities matter, the ap'
plication Of Mabel H. Arms for can
collation. Of taxes on 100000 valua
| ton, account of resident widow. on the
S 1-2 of Sw IA. Section Fl. South
| 81. was denied, account property val
ued at more than 100000.
In the Matter of Re-describing
the Boundary Lines OF Aberdeen
and Sterling Election Precinct.
ABERDEEN PRECINCT.
| Commencing at point on the Yves
bank of Snake River where the section
line running East and West between
Sections Eight and Seventeen. Town
ship Five South, Range Thirty-two. in
tersects with said West bank: runnin.
thence West approximately one an
three-fourths miles, to the Northwes
corner OF Section Eighteen, Township
Five South, Range Thirty-two: theme
North two miles to the Northeast cor
ner of Section One. Township Fiv
South, Range Thirty-one; thence Yves
six miles to the Northwest corner o
Section Six, Township Five South
Range Thirty-one; thence North si
miles to the Northeast corner of Sec
ton One. Township Four South Rang
Thirty; thence West six miles to tn
Northwest corner OF Section six, Town
ship Four South. Range Thirty; theme
South following the range line be
tween Ranges Twenty-Five and Thirt!
Townships Five and Six South, to tn
Southwest corner of Section Thirt.
Township Six South, Range Thirty
thence East approximately nine an
three -fourths miles to where the Sout
boundary line Of Bingham County ir
tersects with the West bank of Snak
River: thence following the meande
line OF the West bank of Snake Rive
in Northeasterly direction to til
place of beginning.
, STERLING PRECIN(T.