The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-01-27


IN THE MATTER OF THE SHEER
IFFS REPORT:
The annual report of the sheriff
was presented to the Board showing
the number of papers served anc
miles actually travelled also fees col
lected together with other items, and
the Board being fully advised in the
matter it Is ordered that the same be
filed and copy Of same sent to each
of the newspapers with the request
that same be published for the bene-
fit of the taxpayers of the county.
IN THE MATTER OF AN APPRO-
| PRIATION FOR THE ASSESSOR
TO ATTEND THE CONVENTION
II appearing to the Board that it is
necessary for the Assessor to attend
the meeting at Boise, it is therefore
ordered that the Auditor draw a war;
rant in the sum of $4,000 to defray the
expenses of said trip, and that theAs-
SCISSOR file an itemized statement on
his return.
IN THE MATTER OF AN APPRO-
! PRIATION FOR COUNTY AGENT
Certain members of the Farm Bu-
reau appeared before the Board and
asked for an appropriation for q
County Agent for the year 1922,
which matter was laid over until the
adjourned meeting on January 10th,
1922.
Ordered that the Board do now re-
cess until Thursday, January 12, 1922.
w. A. BRINEY, Chairman.
W. v. sIMMoNDs, Clerk,
Salmon, Idaho, January ~, 1922.
The Board met pursuant to recess
of yesterday with all members pres
ent, when the following orders were
made:
IN THE MATTER OF CERTAIN
INDIGENTS:
IL appearing to the BOARD that
David Fayle and Frank Devol have
peen declared INDECENT, and placed in
the County Hospital by the Probate
Judge, 1T Is therefore ordrd that said
persons be and remain at the county
Hospital SO long as necessary.
IN THE MATTER OF Bids FOR
AUTO HIRE FOR COUNTY
SHERIFF.
1t is ordered that a notice calling
Tor bids for transportation of sheriff
90 published for one week in each of
the Salmon papers. Bidders will
be required to state the price that
they will furnish automobiles and
drivers for, whenever so desired by
the sheriff. Bids will be opened by
the Board on Friday. January 20.
l922 at 10 o'clock A. Nj.
IN THE MATTER OF THE WATER
MASTERS CLAIM FOR SER
VICES ON MILL CREEK:
N. II. Carlson appeared before the
Board and objected to the Water
masters claim against the Carlson
lands as being excessive and that he
received practically no water until
after the irrigation season; and it
appearing to the Board that said
claim has been allowed, it is there
fore ordered that the County Aud
itor hold said warrant for twenty
days after the publication of the min
ntes to allow said Carlson to appeal
to the District Court.
IN THE MATTER OF THE OLD
HIGH BRIDGE ABOVE TENDOY:
! II appearing to the Board from an
agreement presented to the Board
by 5, A. Mahatfey and entered into
in the year 1917, by the chairman OF
the Board of County Commissioners
and one Charles Carlson and Stephan
A, Mahatfey Jr wherein it was
agreed that in consideration of Ger.
tom right of way, that said oil bridge
should be the property of Mrs. S. A
Mahatfey ST.; and ii appearing L
the Board that said bridge has beer
condemned, it is therefore ordered
that said agreement be ratified. an,
that said bridge shall belong to sal,
Mrs. 5. A. Mahaffey Sr. with no ne
course of the county.
IN THE MATTER OF A REPORT
FROM THE PROBATE JUDGE:
The report of the Probate Judg,
was fled. examined, and ordered ap
proved by the Board.
IN THE MATTER OF A JOINT RE
PORT By THE TAX-CoIIE CTOI
AND AUDITOR ON THE 1872
REAL PROPERTY ROLL:
The Auditor and Tax-Collecto
filed their joint report, which was ex
amined and approved by the Boar,
and ordered filed. Said report show
: ing the following:
. Total taxes on the Roll. Sl9O.45s. /,
: Transfers from Personal
Property Roll .............. 5.267. q
5 Poor and Road Taxes col
lected .......-.....,...,......... eOi. %
Total.-.,.....-... S196,626.4
a Amount due on final INSTALL
ments ....,,................,..... 69,29S.6
Delinquent list 1921
: taxes .,.,-....,.-.-....,,.,,,...,. 4o,9I5.6
Double and erroneous
: assessments ................,. sos
: Cash RENTED to Treas
( urer ---....,....-............. S6,1o1.6
d Total S1ee .6oe A
( IN THE MATTER OF A DEPUT'
e SHERIFF AT MAY.