The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-10-16
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS


ers met in regular session. There
being present Chairman w. T. Eng
land and Commissioners Nelson
Miller and John R. Williams and
Clerk H. A. Benson, when the follow
ing matters came up for considera-
ton and decision:
In the matter of appointing Prob
alton Officer.
Probate Judge J. E. Good appear
ed before the board Of commission
ers stating that he had appointed
Mrs. Grace Stevens Downey as prob
alton officer of Bingham county at a
salary of 500 per month, said ap-
pointment is hereby approved.
In the matter of cancellation of
Current Expense Warrants.
In the above matter, it is hereby
ordered that the following current
expense warrants of the 1924 series
be cancelled: No. 1858, Maud Spills
bury, $500; No. 511, Maud Spills
bury, $500; No. 656, j. P. Jenson,
$4,000.
In the matter of cancellation of
Delinquent Taxes.
In the above matter application
having been made to cancel 1920
and 1921 delinquent taxes against
block 143, Idaho Lands addition to
Blackfoot, on account of said prop
erty belonging to the city, after in
vestigation the said taxes are here
by ordered cancelled.
In the matter of erroneous assess
ed School Taxes.
In the above matter E. w. Hardy
having made representation to the
board of commissioners that he was
enormously assessed with school
taxes in Independent school district
No. So for the year 1928 on land in
sections 29 and 80, township south
range 80. After due investigation
by the board of commissioners it ap-
pearing to them that said represent
alton of Mr.. Hardy was supported
by the records of the county, the
following cancellations are hereby
ordered: 1923 farm roll, page 1873,
line 80, cancel 1920 school tax
and all penalty and interest and &C
cept $3.50 as payment in full for
the 1923 taxes.
1928 farm roll, page 1874, line 2,
cancel $6.16 school taxes and all
penalty and interest and accept
$7.48 as payment in full for the
1923 taxes.
In the matter of allowing Widows
Exemption.
In the above matter it is ordered
that the following widows exemp-
lions on the 1924 assessment rolls
be allowed:
1924 farm roll, page 165, line
16, Mrs. Mary D. Jackson allowed
exemption, 100000.
1924 city roll, page 221, line 26,
Mrs. w. L. Young allowed 81 100000
exemption.
1924 city roll, page 228. line 3S,
Mrs Hattie Johnson allowed $1,0OO
exemption.
Ordered that the board do now
adjourn until Wednesday, Septem-
Der 10, 1924.
Wednesday, September 10. 1924.
State of Idaho,
County of Bingham, SIS.
I Pursuant to adjournment OF yes
terday. the board met in regular
session, all the members and the
clerk being present when the follow
ing matters came up for considera-
ton.
In the matter Of transferring bal
ance to the credit Of Bingham
county in F. A. Project No. 81 to r.
A. Project No. "a.
In the above matter Mr.. H. W..
Gregory, director of highways of the
state of Idaho, having reported that {
there is an unused balance in the {
amount of $2,513.52 to the credit {
IF Bingham county in F. A. project A
No. 81, sections A, B, c and D and F
which is not necessary for the COM {
,letion of said project No. 81, it is
hereby ordered that the above men {
Toned balance be transferred to the G
LOST River highway F. A. project
70. "a, section A and that the N
county auditor be instructed to for
ward, for immediate use for the Z
lirector of highways, the balance of
unds set aside by resolution for CO. E
operation with the federal govern G
nent in the construction of said v
lost River highway and which ap-
ears on record at page $50, book r B
Il commissioners proceedings,
ated April Is, 1924. f
In the matter of making allow
noes County Indigents and granting E
Widows Pensions.
In the above matter representa- II
ion having been made to the board G
( county commissioners that w. H. Ii
ackson of Goshen was in destitute
and in need OF as L
istance, it is ordered that month L
Y allowance of $40 by order on A
tore be made.
The following pensions allowed
y the probate court is hereby ap- 0
roved: Lucille Marvelle, $1,000; P
frances c. Adamson, $1,000; Marie P
Ioffer, $4,000; Edith LeChemiant,
1000; Sarah Hofer, $4,000. H
In the matter of allowing claims
gainst the Current Expense Fund M
( Bingham County. Q
The current expense claims begin W
ing No. 799 and closing No. 895 A
aying been filed subsequent to the A