The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-02-23
MACLEAN RETAINED AS
MANAGER
Emmett Irrigation District Con-
tinues Former Superin-
tendent's Contract


NETT Irrigation District, at a specia
meeting held Saturday, re-employet
Charles E. MacLean as manager 0.
the Canyon canal system during tn,
ensuing year, under his present con
tract, and appointed committee com.
posed of o. o. Haga, representing
the bondholders, ]. M. Thompson, the
districts attorney, and J. l. Guthrie
representing the board, as commit
tee to draw up supplemental con-
tract in accordance with the stipula-
tions confirmed by the board.
The official proceedings of the meet
ing of the board are given below:
It was moved by E. J. Teerink, sec
onded by w. NJ. Wilson that the fall
lowing resolution be adopted:
The board of directors of the En-
NETT Irrigation District hereby con-
firm and endorse Chas. E. MacLean
as manager of the Emmett Irrigation
District, under his present contract
with the Emmett Irrigation District,
and further that the directors of the
Emmett Irrigation District outline
and define the duties and powers of
said manager, Chas. E. MacLean, and
that o. o. Haga, representative of the
bond holders, ]. M. Thompson, attor-
ney for the Emmett Irrigation Dis
trict, and j. l. Guthrie be appointed
as a committee to draw up supple
mental contract between the Emmett
Irrigation District and Chas. E. Mac
Lean in accordance with this resolu-
ton. Upon call of the roll the result
was as follows: Ayes: w. M. Wilson,
E. ]. Teerink, j. l. Guthrie, E. w.
Cooper; nays: w. Fred Harper, w. H.
Sisler. Ayes A, nays 2. Whereupon
the president declared the resolution
adopted.
It was moved and seconded that |
only warrants of the fiscal year in
which they were issued may be ap-
pied on the assessment of that year,
referred to the attorney for his opin-
ion as to the legality of the same.
It was moved and seconded that the
outstanding warrants of the distric5
be provided for by levying each year
an amount, to be fixed by the board Of
directors, of said outstanding warrant
Indebtedness, less amounts of out
standing tax sale certificates that
may be appliable to such warrants un-
til all such warrants shall be cared
for. Carried.
1t was moved and seconded that the
board of directors will care for all
business of the district as prescrib-
ed by the irrigation laws of the
State of Idaho. Carried.
1t was moved and seconded that the !
board of directors call mass meet
ing of the farmers, water users and
ask them to volunteer to help or fur
lish substitute to help get the canal S
system in order in time for water $
his spring and take the district war
ants. Carried. t
1t was moved and seconded that we v
1--WE the farmers and water users of j
,ur district a vote of confidence for t
heir support in running the affairs a
# the district to the end that we may S
'e able to have water in the ditch on |
ime this spring. Carried. p
1t was moved and seconded that we a
i've the superintendent our heartiest il
upport to push the work on the canal n
ystem owinb to the season being late. Is
,arried. a
The following named persons made Il
pplication for jobs as ditch riders: h
J. C. McProud, l. E. Antoine. 1t was u
,oved and seconded that each ditch ts
ider sign an agreement with the Dis
-ict, that he will ride the ditch on
.heduled time, will give faithful SER
ice and will go out in the night when =
ecessary. Carried. =
1t was moved and seconded that we -
tain Thompson & Bicknell as attor- =
eys for the district until further no p
ce. Carried. -
1t was moved and seconded that the =
,ard of directors of the district call ns
mass meeting of the farmers and
ater users of the district on the 25th
~ of February, 1922, at 2 o'clock
m. and the secretary was instructed
secure q room to hold said meet
z in and publish notice of said ~
Getting in both local papers Carried ~
The bond of the treasurer of the ,''
mmett Irrigation District was pre- u
nted to the Board.
Good Prices for Lambs. an
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