Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-07-25

Oh hGCelDI NO
1894 for the year 1922.
Chris Hendricks il. appeared be-
fore the Board in behalf of James
Armstrong stating that on lands in
yolyed in partition law suit, that
an error had occurred in the assessed
valuation and classification of Sc Il
! NEA section 9, Twp 3 So, r. g.
3. NJ, classifing same as agricul-
tural land and assessing same for
$1,000 for the forty acres, and that
| he now requested that correction be
made of same and a rebate granted
and Mr.. Hendricks recommended a
reduction in the valuation to $400
for the forty acres in, place of $1,000.
Thereupon the Board ordered re-
duction be made from an assessed
valuation of $1,000 to an assessed
valuation off $500 for this SEA
NEA, section 8, Twp. So, R. 6 E.
covering each of the following GER
t ficates and years hereafter named:
year 1919 certificate No. 259
year 1920 certificate No 306
year 1921 certificate No. 334
year 1922 certificate No 40
o. b. Norell, agent for Standard
Accident Insurance company, made
application to the Board of Commits
sioners for permission to file new de-
pository bond wherein the First
National Bank of Mountain Home,
Idaho, appears as principal and the
Standard Accident Insurance COM
pany appears as surety unto Gilmore
County, Idaho, in the sum of $500
to replace a depository bond now on
10 I, aa,IA ha
the name of the party to whom the
bond runs may be corrected.
1t is therefore the order of the |
Board that the depository bond |
wherein the First National Bank of |
Mountain Home, Idaho. appears as
and the Standard Accident
Insurance company appears as sure
ty unto the Treasurer of Gilmore
County, Idaho, in the sum of $500
be cancelled and held to be void and
Of no effect.
That in lieu thereof, the deposit
-ory bond wherein the First Nation
Al Bank of Mountain Home. Idaho,
appears as principal and the Stan
lard Accident Insurance company ap-
bears as surety unto Gilmore Coun-
y, Idaho, in the sum of $500 and
lated December 5th, 1923, is here
~ accepted and approved and or
ered delivered to the County Re-
order for record.
It is the further order of the
soard,. that the cancelled bond
amed herein be returned to o. b.
Jorell, agent of the above named
The County Auditor reported
alance of S2S,67 in the Tax Re
Fund and asked the Board
hat this sum be transferred to Cur
ent Expense Fund 1t was so or
cred by the Board.
Also a balance of $500 in the
ersonal Property Tax fund request
lg transfer thereof to sheep in
)ection fund. So ordered.
In accordance with section 3699
the compiled statutes of the State
Idaho, the Board fixed the Annual
llary Of the Prosecuting Attorney
II the term commencing January,
]25 and ending January, 1927, at
1900 per annum.
The County Auditor requested the
of auditors warrant No.
issued for year 1921 as a migra-f
ry rebate, but which warrant had
'ver been presented for payment
id If later presented, new claim
ay be filed.
Upon this understanding, the COM
ssioners authorized the cancella-
IN of auditors warrant No. SO is
ed in 1921. s
Thereupon the Board adjourned !.
til 8 O'Clock Tuesday, July 18th,
"a. s
GEO E. BUTLER, Chairman.
test: 6
F. NJ. HOBBS, Clerk.
Home, Idaho, July Is, 6
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Pursuant to adjournment, the 6
ard of County Commissioners of 6
more County Idaho, met in adj 6
rned session at their Office, coun- 6
seat. s
Present, George E. Butler, chair
n; j. d. Whitson and F. e. Will g.
commissioners. n
Pursuant to sections 511 and 512 7.
the Compiled Statutes of the z.
tie of Idaho, which provides that z;
the regular meeting in July next Z.
ceeding a general election the III
lrd of County Commissioners n
st fix the polling places and APP
Mt the judges to serve for the n
eral election. rs
'hereupon the Board named the
owing persons as judges of the 79
eral election and designated the
owing named places as the poll so
places in each precinct, to-wit:
tlanta-L. N. FRANKIE, Judge; 81
Hoffman, judge; and Charles so
lwell, judge. Voting place K. SO
;. hall "a
ocky Elmer c. Towne, IS
re; V. O. Neiswander, Judge; b. SO
Nordyke, judge. Voting place 81
KY Bar hotel. So
Rupert winters, 49,
.e. r. P. Everett, Judge; Ed go.
tn, judge. Voting place School 81.
Sc. go.
ne-Ethel Tate, judge; R. A. SO.
!, judge; Ray P. Allison, Judge. "a.
ng place School House.
III Creek-Earl cambridge, 95.
e; ]. M. Anderson. Judge; Sad So.
ard, judge. Voting place ]. NJ. 81.
rson's ranch.