Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-06-28

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|, Blue Bird Grill. meals for prison
II ers' May ---.-.--....--.-..--.-.----- 1925
r Laner Mere Co.. labor and repairs
1O.2
New Plymouth Mere. Co., goods
for Mrs. Darby ...........--.... IA
Telephone Co.. phones for June
4l.0
E. L. Dotson, Deputy Assessor for
/ May .-.----..-........-.-.-.-........... 1901
Mothers Nero. Co. goods for Neal
| family, May ...-.-.--......-... 1921
Total .-...... s2S3s.si
Members voting yes,
Makinson. Plat, Blskesley.
So the motion prevailed.
II was moved that the following
claims be allowed and paid from th'
County Road & Bridge Fund:
Charles Groves, hauling gravel
with team .--...-......-.--....--. 5 $3.50
Louis Rasmussen, shoyeling gravel
10.1(
Jas F. Driscon. contract work on
Drainage bridge -............... 10000
Van Petten Lbr. Co.. cement and
lumber, Drainage Bridge. 141.75
Marshall & Allison. 75fs May
bridge painting ....-.--.-.-.....- 425.0O
Total -.----....-...--.--.-.-- sS46.45
Members voting yes,
Makinson, Plat, Blakesley
So the motion pdeyailed.
II was moved that the following
claim be allowed and paid from funds
of Special Road District No. "a:
Charles Groves, dragging road $500
Members voting yes,
Makinson, Plat, Blakesley.
So the motion prevailed.
June 5, 1923
Board met after recess of June 4.
All members present.
1t was moved that this Board
recognize the fact that certain por-
ton of the State Highway through
this county must be paved in order
to preserve the same and that it is
he sense of this board that a Road
levy of two Mills be made on all
property Of the County to be incor-
2orated into the 1928 tax leyy-the
county of Payette, and Highways 1
md 2 TO each be credited therein
n proportion to the exact valuation
# each taxing unit-and the same
ipportionment be used in distribut-
ng the Auto Taxes, or in other
Fords that the 2 Mill levy and the
Auto Taxes for the year 1923, in
UNI not exceeding $4,000, be ap-
ropriated and used for the said
aying, provided that a Federal Aid
e obtained in conjunction herewith, |
aid paving being from the railroad |
rack to Pennsylvania Ayenue-All |
eng in Old Federal Aid Project, |
10. 27.
Which motion prevailed.
June IA, 1923
The Board met after the recess of
une 5th, 1928.
Present: L. B. Maknson, w. H.
latt and B. C. Blakesley.
The written opinion of the Conn
Attorney relative to the right to
Wy tax on all the property in
lie county and apply the proceeds of
lch levy under the terms and con-
ltions of Cooperative Contract as
etween the County, said districts.
lie State and the Federal Govern
ent, was read and placed on file.
The written opinion of the Coun-
Attorney relative to the operation
Chapter 1875 of the Session Laws
1928, read and ordered filed
Mr. Joseph Wood at this time ap-
AIRED before the Board, introducing
r kidder representing the Federal
'vernment, explaining the Govern
ent's Method of Applying Federal :
lnds for Road Purposes. The pre-
Mt proposition appearing to be-
Nv many miles of State Highway )
Il 'he county and its taxing units,
Ve' providing the Federal Govern
ent provides s12,25O per mile to ]
In paving the same? S
IL was moved that the County enter o
o a participating contract with
other Highway Taxing Units.
KING Tor Federal Aid and providingl
lbs for paving in Old Federal Aid
oleet No. 81. When proper reso- n
IONS nave been passed by High O.
districts Nos. l and 2, BASED on to
ion. POI ey
county 1895. IN
Highway No. $40.
highway No. 2 1888
asette ----------.-... 1886 tn
Jew Plymouth .36 pl
ma the County Attorney is here A,
requested to draw final resolu- WIS
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