Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-03-01

e examined and approved in the SUI
: of $4,000 with the Fidelity and d.
posit company of Maryland.
Joint quarterly report of county at
! ditor and treasurer here examined an
! approved.
1t appearing to the board that
= will be for best interest of the count
in so far as the care of dependen
, children is concerned, to renew tn
contract now expired with the Chill
dren's Home Finding and Aid societ.
of Idaho, in which the dependent chill
dren of this county are being cared
for at the stipulated sum of $300.0t
for each quarter, therefore 1t is here
by ordered that this board enter int
and execute a contract with the Chill
dren's Home Finding and Aid society
of Idaho for the care of the Deepen
dent children of Idaho county at the
flat rate of $4,000 per quarter to be
paid on the duly verified claim pre-
scented by the superintendent of such
society, by warrant drawn on the
current expense fund of the county
This contract to become in force as
soon as contract is signed and deliv-
cred by the superintendent of said
society.
| 1t appearing ON application of S.
NJ Brown that an error has occurred
in the collection of road tax in the
| Ferdinand highway in the amount of
| $500, which should have been col
lected in the Cottonwood Highway
district, therefore it is hereby order
ed that $1,000 be transferred from the
fund of the Ferdinand Highway dis
trict to the Cottonwood Highway dis
trict ON the books of the auditor and
treasurer of this county.
On application Of Otie L. Cone, the
following tax is hereby ordered can
celled:
Receipt No. 965 assessed to f. d.
Allen in the sum of $2.16, year 1922.
Enormously assessed.
Receipt No. 6947,, year 1922, asses
sed to Bank of Ferdinand, in the
sum of $13350, double assessed.
Receipt No. 1851 for the year 1922,
assessed to f. j. Fassnacht, in the
sum of $23.44, enormously assessed.
Receipt No. 1852, assessed to G. A.
Maple for the year 1922, in the sum
of $317, enormously assessed.
II appealing " thC dPPiANeitAOh VI
Mrs. Elizabeth Watkins that the pro-
perty assessed against the William
L. Droogs orphans inadvertently, was
not exempt from taxation for the
year 1922 as provided by section 300
of the compiled statutes of the state
of Idaho, therefore it is hereby order
ed that the tax in the amount of
$12.12 together with the penalty, as
assessed against said tax property be
cancelled. and the tax collector is
hereby authorized to make the proper
entries for the purpose of such can
collation..
On petition of M. Reese Hattabaugh |
ct al, John e. Byron is here appoint |
ed justice of the peace of the Grange
vile precincts.
Board here canvassed the vote of |
election held in School District No |
Al, which election was held for the |
purpose &C changing the character of |
said district from a common school |
district to an independent district, the I
vote standing II for and so against,
the election was declared lost.
1t appearing ON the petition of jur-
DIS serving at the October, 1922, term
Of court, and the recommendation of
he district judge of this district, and
further upon personal investigator
Dy the board, that it is necessary for
he reasonable comfort of such jury
men as may necessarily have to sit on
Iuries hereafter, to supply comfort
lble seats, wherefore it is hereby or
Tered that cushions be provided for
he twelve chairs in the jury box,an
hat such chairs as are necessary for
he jury room be provided, and it is
urther ordered that the clerk of this
,oard be and is hereby instructed to
purchase such chairs and cushions.
Financial statement of Ferdinand
Highway district examined and or
ered filed
The board here selected the follow
ng named persons In making up the
ury list as required by section 1926
fthe compiled statutes Of the state
f Idaho:
Zig Butte precinct
George Killmar
Martin ]. Browning.
Fred Pfannebeker.
'order precinct
r. J. Mcconnell.
clearwater precinct f~r> ;
Harry Baker.
r. III. Farris
Cottonwood precinct
Geo. j. Terhaar. :
j. f. Jenny.
Henry A. Brugeman
Matthias Duclos.
Frank Hanley.
August Schubert. !
w. w. Blackburn.
John Funko ,