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

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Official bond of B. L. Hussman a
justice of the peace Of C0ttonWoo
precinct in the sum of $4,000, wit
two sufficient personal sureties.
Official bond Of Arthur J. Stuar
as justice of the peace of Sites pre-
cinct inthe sum of $4,000, with tw'
sufficient personal. sureties.
Official bond Of George f. Bean
as justice of the peace of WOODLAND
precinct in the sum of $4,000, will
four sufficient personal sureties.
Official bond of II. G. Sasse as jus
tice of the peace of Ferdinand pre-
cinct in the sum of $4,000, with tw,
sufficient personal sureties.
Official bond of Cecil @. Lyons as
constable of Woodland precinct in
the sum of $4,000, with six suffici
ent personal sureties.
Official bond of w. II. Giles as
| justice of the peace of Newsome pre-
cinct in the sum of $4,000, with two
| sufficient personal sureties.
| Official bond of A. III. Nau as con-
stable of Cottonwood precinct in the
sum of $4,000, with the Maryland
| Casualty company as surety.
Official bond of Alex TOuraille as
| constable of Newsome precinct in
the sum of $4,000, with two suffi-
cient personal sureties.
Official bond of Arthur Hasse as
constable of Ferdinand precinct in
the sum of $4,000, with two suffi-
cient personal sureties.
Official bond of Robert Amber as
constable of Grangeville precincts in
the sum of $1,000. 90 with the Amer
lean Surety company, of New York,
as surety.
Official bond of Frank III. Arnzen,
as constable Of Greencreek precinct.
in the sum of $4,000, with two suf-
ficient personal sureties.
Official bond of o B. Perkins as
overseer of road district No. 81, in
the sum of $4,000, with two suffi-
cient personal sureties.
Official bond of Jesse Hemphill as
overseer of road district No. Is in
the sum of $500 90. with two suffi-
Gent personal sureties.
Official bond of G. G. Nitz as over
seer Of road districts numbered 9, II
and "a in the sum of $4,000, with
two sufficient personal sureties.
Ollltldi DOllu VI JOotPii CAah~
ined and ordered referred back for
proper execution.
Official bond of Andrew Kavanaugh |
examined and ordered referred back |
for proper execution.
Affidavit presented to the board by |
L. Neal in support of his request for |
a deed in lieu Of a certain deed trans
ferring lands in Idaho county by Ida
no county to him, said deed having |
been destroyed or lost, wherefrom it
that it is right and equi-
table, it is hereby ordered that such |
Iced be executed and delivered to said |
L. Neal quit claiming the title in said
land as originally done in former
Iced, and that the affidavit be filed
IN the office of the clerk of this board
The county auditor at this time hav
ng presented his settlement with the
AK collector for action by the board.
It is hereby ordered that such settle
ment be accepted and that such set
-lement be spread upon the records
hereof at length towit:
"To the Honorable Board of COu-
lty Commissioners of Idaho County
State of Idaho. Gentlemen: In ac-
.Ordance with section 3243 of the COM
)iled statutes of the state of Idaho,
AVE carefully compared the taxes as
delinquent upon the real property
oil, and have made an addition of
uch delinquencies and have had set
lement with the tax collector concern
ng such delinquencies as herein set
orth, towit:
original charge against
the tax collector - $436,0S5. 80
from perso-
nal roll ------------ 1924
436.135 %
an. 4, 1923, cash report
of treasurer - ------- $246,s 09.14 /
an. 10, 1923, delinquen-
cies extended ------- 1881. 33 Z
mount to be collected \
and accounted for on I
second half ---------- IA. 694.76
436.135 %
1 hereby certify that the above and T
is a full and true report of
ne condition of the collection of the {
rst half of the 1922 tax roll, and
ne extension of the delinquencies as
etermined by me in my settlement c
18th the tax collector.
Respectfully submitted,
HENRY TELCHER,
County Auditor
Board here adjourned to meet at
m, tomorrow.
N. B. PETTIBONE,
Chairman.
test: Henry Telcher,
Clerk.
Jan. 16, 1928
January Session
Tuesday, Eighth Term Day ID
January 16, 1923, board met pur-
iant to adjournment of yesterday
8 am. Present, N. B. Pettibone, d
airman; August Schroeder and r.
LYDIA, commissioners, and Henry d
slcher clerk.
Minutes of yesterday read and APP e
owed, whereupon the board proceed
to business as follows:
Bond of Fl. G. Denny as overseer of f;
ad district No 8 here approved in
e sum Of $4,000, with two suffici- f,
t personal sureties.
Annual report of county attorney
re examined and approved. f.