The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-02-04
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

mis- sioners of Custer County, Idaho
Challis, Idaho, January 18th, 1872
Pursuant to law the members-elec
of the Board of County Commission
ers of Custer County. Idaho, met a
the office of the Clerk at 10 O'CLOCK
A NJ.
Whereupon said members-elecr, viz
Richard BENEFITS, Sam VI. Miller anC
David NJ. Williams, took and subscrif
ed the official oath of affice before
Emmett Donahue, Recorder of Custe
County, Idaho.
Whereupon said Board proceeded
to organize and on motion Of David
m. Williams and seconded by Sam NJ
Miller, Richard BENEFITS was duly e
lected Chairman of this Board.
The official bonds of Richard Ben
netts, Sam NJ. Miller and David NJ.
Williams, were examined and ap-
proved.
And now at this time appeared the
officers-elect for the ensuing. term,
to-wit:
Merle L. Drake, Prosecuting Attor-
lney;
Chas McKelvey, Sheriff;
Thos. S. Mckinney, Assessor and
Ex-officio Tax Collector of Personal
Property assessment roll;
Jonathan Job, Probate Judge;
Mary W. Jose, Treasurer and Elk
officio Tax Collector and Public Ad-
ministrator;
Florence G. Rowles, County Super
intendent of Public Instruction;
Joseph L. Ebberts, Coroner;
julius C. Maelzer, County Survey
or.
And each took and subscribed the
official oath before the Chairman of
the Board, and after the examination
of the official bonds of said afficers
the same were regularly approved,
and thereupon it was ordered that
each of said officers is qualified to
enter upon the official duties of his
office.
The official bonds of the following
Justices of the Peace were examined
and approved. NJ. D. Kilgore, Mac
kay Precinct, J. S. Harper, Darling
ton precinct
In the matter of the applications
from the following named persons for
adjustment or refund on taxes, it
was ordered that there could not be
any action taken at this time: Vim.
c. Hunter of Chilly, Idaho and Har
rold Jensen of Mackay, Idaho.
In the matter of the boundary lines
between School Districts No. and
No. 10: Mrs. Woolstenhulme ap-
peared before the Board and advised
that the Assessor was at this time
assessing property belonging to Dis
trict No. 10 to District No. z and af
ter looking over the minutes of the
COMMISSIONERS lOl Tic sCdl 1JOC II
was found that the assessments were
not being made as to said minutes,
therefore the Board ordered at this
line that the Assessor take steps to
,hange boundary lines of his plats to
conform to said minutes and assess
property accordingly.
In the matter of $500 due Geo.
L. Ambrose as attorney fees, it was
ordered that the same be allowed and |
he same to apply on his delinquent |
axes.
In the matter of the agreement of |
Dr.. f. P Richards, Health Officer !
he agreement was ordered entered |
nto and the Clerk was instructed to |
lave agreements properly signed and |
lied.
In the matter of, the bid from the |
1hallis Messenger and the Mackay |
liner for the County Printing for
he year 1925. it was ordered that
he same be accepted and the Pros
'cuting ATTORNEY was instructed to /
'repare the necessary contract and
lie cony with the Clerk
In the matter of the application of
= H. Baxter and J. L. Ebberts for
he burial of the Pauper dead, 1t was
rdered that the applications be &C.
epted with the understanding that
he dividing line be the Willow Creek
ummit and the County Attorney was
instructed TO make the necessary
ontracts. J. H. Baxter to receive