The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1922-04-20

The said applicant having filed his
report as required by law. accompan-
led by his bond In the sum or $1,000
and same having been approved, 1t Us
hereby ordered that said application
be, and the same Is hereby granted and
license ordered issued
The fee for same being fixed at $12
per annum from November LIST, 1921,
to October 31st, 1922.
1t is hereby ordered that all county
warrants, of the Current Expense
Fund Of the Coun
Fund, the County Grad Fund. and
Forest Reserve Fund, which were is
sued prior to January /, 1919, be and
the same are hereby cancelled, and the
County Treasurer is hereby instruct
ed not to accept and such warrants
for payment, should they be presented,
but In lieu thereof a claim shall be
made out and presented to the board
of commissioners for payment by the
owner of said warrants.
In the matter of fixing the salaries
for the various officers of the coun-
ty as required by section No. 1899 Of
the Compiled tSatutes of the State Of
Idaho, the board made the following
order:
1t is hereby ordered that the coun.
ty officers to be elected at the next
general election shall receive salar-
les as hereinafter set forth, commenc-
ing on the second oMnday of January
1923, to-wit:
Clerk, auditor and recorder shall re-
ceive $500 per annum.
Sheriff shall receive $500 per an
mum.
Assessor shall receive $500 per an
mum.
Treasurer and Tax Collector shall
receive $3.50 per annum.
County Superintendent of Public In
structiOn shall receive $500 per an
mum.
Probate Judge shall receive $14OO
per annum.
Surveyor shall receive $50 per an
mum.
Coroner shall receive $50 per an
rum.
In the matter of compensation e
registers, it is ordered that all re.is-
tlars shall be paid at the rate Of %
"ei'Is Tor each person registered an
r'2orted to the election board.
1t ordered that the election pre-
cinct heretofore known as Stuart ne
cinct shall hereafter be known us
Kooskia precinct, and under the new.
name shall maintain the same bonn
dairy lines as set forth on page os4
Book IL of the commissioners records
under the name of Stuart.
1t appearing that the City #
Grangeville has offered one of the
city graders to the county for The
sum of $500, it is ordered that Joe
Hazelbaker, overseer of Road Dis
trict No 3 take delivery of said gr,ii-
er, and that the claim for the amount
be filed by the City Of Grangeyille.
same to be paid by warrant on Roa
fund at the July session of the boa rd
Friday, April ID.
Minutes of yesterday, approved.
The board considered the matter of
the North and South state highway.
and it was resolved and ordered that
the survey of said highway as made
by the state Of Idaho be adopted and
ratified by this board, and that the
necessary action for condemnation of
rights-of-way be instituted against all
persons who have refused to make a
reasonable settlement or bargain with
reference to the property necessary to
uc Idhtn LOT Sdlu proposed road.
Saturday, April Is.
Financial report of Keuterville
Highway district, examined and order
cd filed.
Bond of Alois SimAeck as overseer
OF Road District No. 20, hereby ap-
proved.
Petitions for the discontinuance of
the appropriation for the county farm
agent, rejected, and petition asking
that county secure a county agent,
granted and order entered.
1t is moved and seconded that eff
fectiye April 1, 1922, the sum of ST..
$50 be provided to help pay the cost
or conducting extension work and EN-
ploying a county agricultural agent in
Idaho county, it being understood
that said extension department of the
University of Idaho will set aside not
less than 5000 from state and federal
funds to assist in paying the salary
and expenses of said county leader
Motion carried
County property was sold to the
following persons:
Yankee Boy, Robbins Mining dis.
trict, to III. Rotlwell and d. II. Sasen.
berry, $4,000.
Yankee Girl lode, and Eureka min.
ing claims in Robbins Mining district
to Peter Klinkhammer and A. F.
Schultz, $1,000
Fraction and Daisy lodes in same
district, sold to J. J. Lamm and Mar.
jorie A. Griffith, $1,000
Twenty acres in 1898 east to J. G.
Eimers and Walter McAdams, $4,000.
Forty acres in 1923 east. to w
McAdams and ]. G. Eimers, S21.OO.
Eighty acres in 22-32-5 east, TO A.
f. Lycan, $4,000.
One hundred and sixty acres i'm "a.
32-5east, withheld from sale on ac.
count of owner having been in mill.
tary service.
Eighty acres in 1925 east. to A