The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-01-23
that said report be approved with the
exception of the item of Hyrum Young


5 exception of the item of Hyrum Youn
whose land is no patented, in tn
sum of $500, and the said bill q
S2S22.61 is hereby allowed in the sur
. of $2739.41 and disaHowed in tn
sum of $500; and the Assessor /
hereby authorized and directed to as
sess each item, as prorated in sal,
Dill and report. against the patented
lands or the respective parties there
IN named In the total sum of $2739. f.
as provided by law.
In the matter of the application O
Mrs. E. N. Santee for an adjustment
of her 1922 delinquent taxes, it wa.
ordered by the Board that such un
paid taxes be reapportioned by the
County Treasurer in such manner thai
School Districts No. and Is, shall
receive their just portion of the taxes
according to the location of he pro
Iperty assessed. and any balance found
due her by such apportionment be re
funded.
In the matter of letting the County
printing for he year 1924: At this
time the joint bid of the Mackay Min
er and the Challis Messenger was
read and accepted and the County At
ltorney instructed to prepare the nee
essary contract,
/ The following bonds were examined
and approved: Depository Bond of
the First State Bank of Challis, and
official bond of w. W. Adamson as
County Attorney.
In the matter of the application of
Charles c. Boone for Registrar in the
Mackay Precinct, the same was laid
over to the April meeting; (see Sec
ton 561)
On account of erroneous assess
ment the following refunds were or
dered: Daniel Stephens s33.1S, land
in Round Valley farming district;
Harold G. Jensen, 1928 on thirty head
of Bucks. and the Clerk is authorized
to draw warrant in payment therefor
In regard to the application, pro-
tests, for readjustment and reduction
of axes of William Clark, Julius Ros-
enberg, Bayard M. Judd, W. A Lind
berg, III. Q. Lisonbee, E. E. Laning:
The same were denied:
In the matter of an application for
exemption of taxes of Mrs. McC1aren
for land in Pahsamaroi. it was found
that the exemption could not be al
lowed as the party was non resident
of he State. and the same was denied.
The hour or adjournment appearing
at this time the Board adjourned.
Office of the Board of County Com
nlissioners of Custer County, Idaho,
Challis, Idaho, January Is, 1924.
Pursuant to adjournment of yester-
day the Board met on this date at
$3.50 A. M. with all members and the
Clerk present.
Whereupon the following proceed
ings were had:
In the matter of the application
of Mrs. Mary Warren for an exemption
from taxation on real estate, the same
was denied and the Clerk ordered to
answer the correspondence.
The following Water Masters re-
ports were examined and approved:
Edward Mulligan for District No. 27-A
William Hoey, District No. &C; John
H. Eiler, District No. 10, N. W. Han
sen, District No. 8.
The following Road Overseers' re-
ports were examined and approved:
Stanton Van Camp for Road District
No. 1, Frank Marker, Road District
No. 2.
At this time the Jail was examined
and found in good condition.
The following County Officials re
ports were examined and approved:
Mary W. Jose, Treasurer, and Ex-offi- |
clio Tax Collector; Emmett Donahue,
Auditor and Recorder; F. w. Cum
Minis, Sheriff; Jonathan Job, Probate
Judge. D. M Burnett, Assessor; DR..
c. L. Kirtley, County Health Officer;
W. w. Adamson, County Attorney.
The report of M. D. Kilgore was
disapproved for the reason that the |
same was incomplete
In the matter of the application OF |
Mrs. Fay Lewis and Mrs. Minerva |
Robertson for Partial Support 1t was
ordered that Mrs. Fay Lewis be allow
I'd the sum of $4,000 per month and
Mrs. Minerva Robertson the sum of
$500 per month, dating from January
lst., 1924, in both cases.
In the matter of fixing salaries for
Ill deputies and clerical assistance. II
was ordered that they be paid the
same as for the year 1928.
In the matter of fixing the mileage
sor officials using their own cars. 1t
was ordered that it be fixed at the
ate of 121bc per mile, for each mile
travelled.
In the matter of fixing the per cap
ia tax for he year 1924, and appoint
ng Collector thereof, it was ordered
hat the Road per capita tax be fixed
1t s4.0O and the Hospital per canita
ak be fixed at $500: and the Assess
,r be and h is hereby appointed tine
of the same.
In the matter of appointing Road
)verseers: Stanton Van Camp was
appointed for Road District No.
frank Marker for District No 2; and
he Stanley Road Overseer to be ap-
pointed at the April meeting.
In the matter of fixing the compen-
;ation for Road Overseers and labor
srs: It was ordered that the same
De fixed as follows:
Road Overseers, $3.50 per day; Ia
,orers $500 per day; team $500 per
lay; four horses $500 or extra team
300.
In the matter of the petition of the
esidents of School District No. 10 and