Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-18

81 I.OO 10 LII
The above levies are hereby ap.
proved by the Board of County Com.
missioners this Sth. day of Septem.
Der 1914,
On petition of the tax PAYERS of
Road District No. 4, levy of 25c on
each $4,000 valuation in said dis.
trict be levied, said tax is hereby
levied in accordance with said petit
ton.
1t is further ordered that the fol-
lowing levies be adopted:
Independent school Dist. No. ..
General levy, 10 Mills, Bond Levy,
8 Mills, Total 20 Mills.
Independent school Dist No. s.
General levy, Z Mills, Bond levy,
Mills, Total levy 20 Mills.
Independent school Dist. No. 10.
General levy, 10 Mills, Bond levy
4 Mills, Total levy 10 Mills.
independent school Dist. No. 80
General Levy for all purposes, 10
Mills.
Minutes of this, the meeting to
determine the tax levies for 1924
read and approved.
The Board here adjourned sine die.
n. S. Pettibone, Chairman
Attest: Henry Telcher, Clerk.
July Session,
September s, 1924, Monday, Sixth
Term Day.
Monday September s, 1924, 8 a. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
of July 81, present N. B. PettibOne,
Chairman, August Schroeder and
Clark LYDIA Commissioners, and Hen
ry Telcher, Clerk. Minutes of last
meeting read and approved whereup-
on the Board proceed to business as
follows:
1t appearing to the Board that
the following land, to-wit: Right-of-
Way over and across all lands
standing on record of said County in
name of H. S. Thomas in Secs. u
% and %, Twp. %, N. R. A e. b. NJ.
being strip of land along the CEN
ter line of the Survey of the Elk
City Highway, Meadow Creek Sec
ton, National Forest Road Project.
of such widths as noted and shown
by map thereof on file in the U. >.
Department of Agriculture, Bureau
of Public Roads, is necessary for
right-of-way for use as n public
highway.
The Board having failed to agree
with the owners of said land ON an
valuation for such right-of-
way. a board of arbitration was ag-
reed upon, and settlement is in pro
gress. However, should the Board
of arbitration fail to make the nee
essary settlement for the right-of-
way. it is hereby ordered that the
County Attorney, proceed lmmedla-
tely to have such right-of-Way con-
demned in accordance with the pro-
visions of statutes in such cases
provided. Said land so sought to De
is necessary for pubic
highway and public use.
1t now being the time for open
ing bids for fuel, the Board here
to open the bids when hau
been filed with the clerk. Bids were
filed for the delivery of WOOD Dy
George Heineck, Guy j. Hayes ana
%. 70. Reed. After duly considering
the bids, the Board awarded the
contract to Guy J. Hayes for III
cords of 16 inch Yellow Pine WOOD,
to be delivered at the Court House. at
$500 per cord.
For the delivery of coal, bids were
filed by Madison Lumber x Mill 20.
and Bert Brockman. After uuly
considering the matter, the contract
to furnish coal was let TO per-
Rrockman for As tons of Peerless
Immp Coal at S12.75 per ton. Mi,
Brockman to have the coal weighed
at Union Warehouse and deliver the
weight receipts to Frank Hogan, tne
ianitor. with each load Of coal de-
1ivered.
Delivery of both coal and WOOD
shall be made by October ISL OF DIS
soon thereafter as possible.
Minutes of this the sixth Term
day. of the July Session, here reau
and approved.
Board here adjourned sine DIE
N. s. Pettibone, Chairman
.A IIonry T'eIchpr Clerk.