The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-02-23

rants In payment OF the allowance liste
therein.
Bonds Approved
Bond wherein Lawrence c. Dunn Is prff
cipal and the Fidelity and Deposit Con
pany Of Maryland is surety for the amour
Iof $13,000.00 as further security as EH
Officio Tax Collector OF cassia County
duly approved
cipal and the Fidelity and Deposit Com
tpany OF Maryland fs surety for the amour
of $14O0O.00 as further security as Co1n
lty Treasurer Of Cassia County Is duly ap
Iproved.
Bond wherein John C. Tooth is princi
pal and the Fidelity and Deposit Com
Ipany Of Maryland Is surety for the amour
OF $4,000 as security for liability as roat
loyerseer Of Churchill road district is dull,
Bond wherein Harry winterburn, al
Justice OF the Peace Burley Precinct No
1, replacing bond given for 100000, 1,
Company OF Maryland is surety for the
amount Of 10000 is duly approved.
| Bond wherein J. Fred Bach, as deputy
sheriff OF Cassia County, is principal and
for the amount Of 100000 Is duly approx
ed.
Personal bond Of Henry Belnap as JUS
tice Of the Peace Of Almo Precinct for the
amount Of $4,000 is duly approved.
Personal bond OF James s. Mcintosh as
Road Overseer Of the Basin Road Dis
trict for the amount OF $4,000 is duly APP
proved.
Road Overseer of the Marion Road District
for the amount Of $4,000 is duly approx
ed.
Personal bond of e. b. DayIey as Road
Overseer Of the Moulton and Birch Creek
Road District for the amount Of 100000 is
duly approved.
Personal bond of c. r. McEvers as road
Overseer OK the North Oakley Road Dis
trict for the amount Of 100000 is duly
approved.
Claims Audited and Allowed ON Current
Expense Fund
The following claims were audited and
allowed and the County Auditor instruct
ed to draw warrants on the Current Ex-
pense Fund In payment thereof.
$3.50 Beach, Frank, Salary Surveyor 1888
$40 Burgess, John l., Salary Deputy
94l Bach. Fred, Salary Deputy sheriffioo.Oo
s42 Burgess, Marie, Salary Clerk Pro-
943 Barber, ]. W., salary-Fa Agent $500
944 Butler, Frank. G., Salary Com
missioner ...----..-;.--.-...-.--.- 1-61
945 Cordell A. e., Salary Assessor 1900
935 Dunn. Arthur c., Salary Deputy
Auditor ........1 $50 90
e46 Doe, c. W., Salary Deputy Clerk 10000
s47 Dunn, Lawrence c., Salary Coun-
,4s Dewey, Estelle Coulter. Salary 1''
Superintendent ..........125. 500
40 Elson. Gertrude, Salary Deputy
Treasurer 34o6
'37 Gudmundsen, Isaac Salary Com
missioner ........-..-.......-..... 4167
90 Gallogly, l.. b., Salary Coroner 1888
'51 Johnson. Media, Salary Record
ing Typist 5000
'52 Johnston, C. A., Salary Livestock
Inspector ........................ 49, 90 |
53 Mahoney. Steve, Salary Sheriff 5000
"a Nelson, L. A., Salary-Commiss-
So Piyton. Thelma. Salary -steno.,
County Attorney .--..-..--.--.-.--..---... 5000 |
80 Rydalch, j. NJ, Salary -Janitor. 100 |
90 snodgrass, Frances, Salary Rec
ording 1ypfst -.............--....--..---.-90 90
81 Smith, w. Arthur Salary-Deputy
Assessor 90OO
50 Thomas, C. W., Salary Prosecut-
ing Attorney ----.---110O0
50 Wright, Il. NJ, Salary Probate
30 Wilson, b. f., Salary County Au-
d1t0r
Tax Matters
John o. Smith: Taxes on certificate
527 for the year 1922 cancelled for the
eason that the property described there
has been doubly assessed for that year
Meeting With Taxpayers League
Between the hours of 5 100 and 100 p. m,
ne board was waited upon by committee,
!. Il. Warnke, A. w. Rosecrans and Frank
eech, from the Taxpayers League, the
urpose of said meeting being the talk
y over by the committee with the Com
issioners matters pertaining to the con-
net OF the county business In Its several
bases. Among other things, 1t was point
out to the committee that the Sheriffs
flee under Sheriff Mahoney for the past
20 quarters has been more than self
pporting, the expenses for the third j
iarter of this year for the sheriffs Of
e. including Sheriffs salary, Deputy
'eriffs' salaries, wages of extra deputies, {
ard OF prisoners, office supplies, car ex. /,
nse, phone rem. and toll calls amounted
s1S10.47 while the fees turned into the
unity treasury by Sheriff Mahoney for
e same period of time amounted to
042.2s or a net profit to the county Of q
S1.S1, while for the fourth quarter OF :
is year the expense for all Items listed
owe for the Sherifrs office was 81 ,677.17 |
d the fees turned into the county
easury amounted to $2,03963, or net
oft to the county for the fourth quar-
! Of s362.46. the figures quoted being
Ken from the records of the county au
.or's office. Likewise was II pointed e
{ to the committee that the fees taken n
by the office of the Auditor, Recorder
d Clerk were very nearly sufficient G
Ice. including salaries, and would be =
ally so. were they not required to pay Il
portion OF the court filing fees to the n
tie Of Idaho to help defray the salaries -
court reporters In the district courts, u
4 were not the majority of miscellaneous r
ice supplies for the entire court house q
lrged to their account. Copies of re- Z
rts showing the entire operations of the
lnty's affairs were given to the COM
ttee. 1t is the desire Of the board and u
icials OF the county that all proceed in
Is and reports published be studied by
public at large with view OF the
bile getting a more fixed idea or the
nal conditions under which the county
operating, which viii tend to obviate
ny erroneous impressions and misun-
A
II the hour of @ 100 p. M, the board a
k recess until Tuesday morning, Feb
b. +. WILSON,
Clerk board Of County Commissioners
BY ARTHUR c. DUNN,
PROVED: Deputy.
SAAC GUDMuNDSEN. tSeal)
Chairman Of the Board.