The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1924-02-07
Proceedings County
Commissioners of
Shoshone County,
State of Idaho
Regular January
1924 Term

1924 | ERIN
First Day, Monday January IA, 1924
The board met pursuant to law.
Present: Commissioners John c.
Wood, D. w. Price and James H.
Taylor. Clerk Harry A. Rogers.
The official reports of the following
named county officers were examined
and approved, viz:
John Lucas. treasurer, for months
ending November 10 and December s,
1928, and the detailed report of taxes
collected during period from Novem-
Der 10, 1928, to December %. 1928.
John E. Sherrard, probate judge,
for quarter ending December 81, 1928.
Harry A. Rogers, clerk district court
and ex-officio auditor and recorder.
for quarter ending December 81, 1928.
R. E. Weniger, sheriff. for quarter
ending December 81, 1928
/ w. H. Herrick, assessor, of motor
vehicle licenses collected during the
months of October and November,
1928.
Leroy Massey, superintendent of in
Urinary for quarter ending December
81, 1928
The official reports of the following
named justices of the peace for the
quarter ending December 81, 1928,
were examined and approved, viz: L.
Leighty. Wallace No. 1 precinct; Geo.
w Walker Wallace No. precinct
and Joseph L. Martin, Mullan No. 1
precinct.
The official reports of the following
named road overseers, for quarter
ending December 81, 1928, were ex-
amined and approved, viz: Dave Sell
lers, w. p. Swinerton, Gus o. Ellars,
John H. Foss, c. NJ. Shiplett, John D.
Haight and Ed Burns.
The statement of settlement of
John Lucas, tax collector, of all taxes
entered upon the real property as
sessment rolls of the year 1928 was
examined, approved and ordered re-
corded
It was ordered that the sum Of
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transferred from the various road dis
trict funds Of Shoshone county, to
the general road fund, against which
warrants have been issued.
1t was ordered that numerous Sc
curities consisting of Liberty bonds,
~. S. treasury notes and certificates
surety bonds, registered warrants and
bonds of various taxing units within
the state of Idaho, deposited by the
following named banks of Shoshone
county, as security for county depos-
It's, aggregating the sum of $512,-
OSS.37, be and the same are hereby
approved First National Bank of
Wallace, Wallace Bank & Trust Co.,
First National Bank of Mullan; First
National Bank of Kellogg; Weber
Bank of Wardner and First State
Bank of Kellogg.
The payment of monthly amounts
as mothers pensions, certified by the
probate Judge to the county auditor,
70 the following named persons and
in the following amounts was examin-
ed and approved: Sarah Mclean,
$40; Nanny F. Decker, $25; Marie
Duedahl, s25; Anna zoret, $40; Ida
Marie Anderson. $40; Anna Sherman,
s25; Frances Metzgar, s25; Christina
Gillies, $40; Georgina Henderson, $40;
Hilda Freisting, $40; Inga Lien, SIS;
Mabel Pettijohn, s25; Mary Kosher,
$40: Elizabeth Mcdonnell $40; and
Josephine johnson, s45.
The clerk of the board was in
structed to advertise for separate bids
for the county printing and advertis-
ing and burial of pauper dead, for the
year beginning May 1, 1924 to be sub
mitted to the board at their regular
April meeting.
Second Day, Tuesday, January 10, 1924
Present as before.
An agreement between Shoshone
county and the O.-W. R. & n. com
many involving an encroachment on
right of way of the railroad company
in Secs. 2t, 81 and Is, TIP. As NJ r. 4
E. B. NJ. (Federal Aid Project No. 64)
was executed by the members OF the
board on behalf of the county.
An agreement between Shoshone
county and the ]. ]. Whitcomb Log
ring company of st. Joe, Idaho, was
entered into, granting the logging
company permission to cross the right