Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, August 3, 1923, Page 3

TROT, : JULY SESSION July 9, 1923 gMonday -First Term Day State of Idaho, County of Idaho: ss. ‘Be it remembered that on Monday, the 9th day of July, 1923, at 9 a. m., the board of county commission- ers met in regular session as directed by law at the commissioners’ room the county courthouse at Grange- » Idaho. Present, N. B. Petti- Done, chairman; August Schroeder gud Clark Lyda, commissioners, and Henry Telcher, clerk. On petition of A. J. Stuart et al, Alex Thomson is here appoimted con- stable of the Stites precinct, bond to be furnished in accordance with the order of the board heretofore entered affecting bonds of justices of the peace and constables. The following claims examined, ap- proved ‘and ordered paid by warrants @fawn on the current expense funda of the county. N. B. Pettibone, salary for quarter as county conimis- sioner .- baht ahaciaale tha ibe $225.00 August Sch: r, salary for quarter as county commis- BIONON lias oll es busses 25.00 Olark Lyda, salary for quarter ag county commissioner... 225.00 N. B. Pettibone, expense for bi UL kg RA pee eg op BN, SL Mugust Schroeder, expense for quarter Olark Lyda, expense for quar- for quar- ter ag clerk, auditor and re- corder Henry Telcher salary W. Knox, deputy Henry Telcher, salary, Margar et Robindon, deputy Henry Telcher, salary ,Nora Henry Telcher, salary, Emma Derrig, deputy M. Gillett, extra help. Henry Telcher, office expense for the quarter J. ©. Safley, printing ponte bal- Ite Vuiaeers) atone W. H. Eller, for the quarter, W. H. Biller, ,salary, son, deputy W. H. Eller, deputy --- B, F. Roberts or for quarter 52.38 87.35 Mother’s pensions as follow: Selma K. Larson 80.00 Annie Nash -- 60.00 Annie C. Lage - 60,00 Effie Cowling --- 45.00 Cornelia 8. Stanbery 30.00 Margaret Callan 45.00 Lena V. Cosand -- 45.00 Ardelle E. Emmert - 60.00 Blizabeth Pickolick -- 90.00 W. H. Eller, office expense -- 9.38 W. H. Eller, traveling expense (revolving fund) ---------- 18.08 Model Meat market, supplies SOE TAA ie ecb hoaies kee 42.25, G. W. Barker, horse hire and® feed for sheriff .--.--.--- 12.50 Wright grocery, supplies for Jail wuc2es 1.37 Frank Hogan, m 9.40 Minnie McMecken, meals for ta, aM 18.20 Spokane Office Supply © 'p- plies for county offices ---- 12.22 Wilbur L. Campbell, salary as probate judge for quarter 850.00 Dr. Wesley Orr, witness in Baune ‘case 25---.--=--.--- 23.00 Wilbur I. Campbell, salary, Mary Griffith, probation of- Tear ede Pg pecan i Cr 135.00 Wilbur LL. Campbell, postage and envelopes ------------- 15.98 Wilbur L. Oampbell, expense Northup children to Lewiston 13.82 Frank Rose, witness probate court ~----- Wm. Ingr for quarter Wm. Ingram, VanDeventer, Wm. Ingram, salary, Anna Be- hean, extra help 180.25 Wm. Ingram, Auto hire, trav- eling expense -----. ------- 253.80 ‘Wm. Ingram, P. O. bex rent and meals --.--------- ---- Wm. Ingram, salary, Tinker, field deputy - Wm. Ingram, salary ant 7 M. Moore, field dep- hire H. ULVidtecivce ceceeohe co+5-- 79.50 Wm. Ingram, salary and horse hire, Manring, field deputy - 47.50 ‘Wm. Ingram, salary and horse hire, Tautfest, field deputy_.. 65.10 Wm. Ingram, ‘salary and ex- pense, Lenon, field deputy--. 15.00 Wm. Ingram, salary, Emma M. Gillett, extra help ------ 155.75 Wm. Ingram, salary afd ex- pense, Watson, field deputy-- 12.00 ‘Wm. Ingram, salary and ex pense, Lenon, field deputy--- 202.44 Wm. Ingram, salary and e: 4 pense, Poe, field deputy ---- 105.54 Wilbur LL. Campbell, cash ad- vanced for transportation of Bessie Gabriel 8.20 Hearing was here had on herd pet- ition presented by I. B. Smith, et al, in accordance with order heretofore entered, fixing time for such hear ing; action on said petition deferred pending information from the forest service department, relative to for- est reserve lines. Board here adjourned to meet at 9 4. m. tomorrow. N. B. PETTIBONE, Chairman Attest: Henry Telcher, Clerk. JULY SESSION duly 10, 1293 Tuesday Second Term Day Tuesday, July 10, 1923, 9 a. m., board met pursuant to adjournment of yesterday. Present, same as yes- terday. Place of meeting, same as yes- terday. Minutes of yesterday read and approved, whereupon the board proceeded to business as follows: The following claims examined, ap proved and ordered paid by warrants drawn on the current expense fund of the county. Cash Meat market, meat for the Otie L. Cone, salary, «A. Otie L .Cone, Otie L. Cone, office expense A. J. Maugg, salary as coroner Otie L. Cone, interest refun Fred Biecksel ~~ Thomas R. Bddy George Holloway Jake Woodring - Hattie Johnson pense of T. M. Atwood, field wanen- ------ ------ 9885 8. G. Benedict, Wm. ‘@alary and ex- , JAllcesennases---- 3.00 or Win Zatem, fila | Bymni Hogan, ailiney ay janitor 250.00 | GOOUY 666... 2225 Sante ;Otie L. Come, salary as treas- urer for ‘Quarter -.....-..,.412.60 Otie L. Cone, salary Edith extra help Otie L. Cone, salary Josie Gar- ets, extra ‘help ---- salary, extra. help - N. Me- Entee, for the quarter R. H. Ambler, posting delin- quent tax notice Charles H. Rooke, posting de- linquent tax notice -. - ed jn delinquent tax rece ipts Nos. 228-229, 1922 Frank BD. Fogg, salary as co- unty attorney for quarter - 350.00 Quarterly allowanteg for indi George Prettyman RH. Lockwood Carl Schueller S.. P. Collins - H. ©, Peterson Elta M. Arnold, salary Alvena 2 Mever Elta M. Arnold, expense of 8th grade examination ------. 1 Elta M. Arnojd, traveling ex- pense B. Chipman, professional ser- VICOS noone Sone wn eeces B. Chipman, salary as county physician for quarter ---- Dr. Wesley Orr, sundry fumi- SACs Sola Votes ee Bi Otto Aichlmayr, quarantine BOTVIROS Sn sities.) mame uinetnns Otto Aichlmayr,, quarantine BUPVACES | uabaneun. ‘wcomenee’ Dr. J. D. Shinnick, quarantine senyices: 22.) ) oubt-3 ss Turner Drug store, fumigators ©. O. Perrenoud, quarantine supplies 20-20 4onte mine Joseph Vedder, quarantine SOPVICON * bo. ae ee G. O. Perrenoud, formaldehyde eandleg ..2....-.- Glanville Drug Co. BUPPUCE, Utne ckas vwbens nese Dr. C. H. Bryan, professional services, $145.00, disallowed, $10, allowed aR Dissmore Mercantile Co., al- lowance to Mabel Laverty, indigent own remedy for sale everywhere . Mrs. Eva Lyda, nursing and constipation Jath. 2.2 sk tence | ose none! 40.60 Wm. Ingram, salary and ex- pense of A. B. Nau, field depiity) sch Lene ee eee 244.01 Wm. Ingram. salery and ex- pense of Fred Tautfest, field deputy --.------ ---------- 24.25, AVm. Ingram, salary and ex- pense of Ray Church, fleld maroieninccete. siewnenines scenes 95.10 1.40 igent aid outside of county farm as fol lows: W. A. Cain ..-- 45.00 Frank Kalleane - 30.00 Jane McPherson - 45.0) Emma Coffey -. 36:00 Lillian Passfield 45.00 L, Krids 22.50 Margaret Hummer 80. Frank B. Fogg, office expense 30.90 Frank B®, Fogg, office expense for first» quarter .. 58.55 Florence Stanton, salary county stenographer -- 225.00 Elta M. Arnold, salary for quarter as school superin- tendent Sosscun eee 450.00 87.87 Elta M .Arnold, office expense 36.30 69.50 03.00 42.00 25.00 40.50 27.00 30.00 12.60 59.50 135.00 Tanlac Vegetable Pills are Nature’s . For | , suopie for con honee 1.75 repairing sewer wool flag for court room -.-- | Chicago Canvas Goods Co., one bunting flag ---.------------ 6.28 Grangeville Blectrie Light Power Co., water and lights. 95.70 Geo. BE. Watkins, labor repair- ing desk in assessor's office . 12.60 ‘Fred M. Noyes, labor and ma- terial at court house ---.-.-- 27.75 | Underwood Typewriter Co., typewriter for probate judg- 116.00 typewriter for county county tredsurer’s Office ----------- 115.00 Underwood Typewriter Co., typewriter coupons for = rib- DQM ie yale eke am amie orate 72.001 Joe L. Turner, repairing lawn- mower ~ 3.00 E. C. Spedden, 4 for sidewalk on courthouse block 10.00 Walter Hickerson, express Rie, Sea SSE vag 39.95 A. 'W. Robinson & Son, glass and putty at county farm -- 8.15 Wood Hardware C supplies for court house -- Alexander - Freidenric supplies for house Alexander - Freidenrich court Co., supplies for county farm --- Walter S. Ri ty farm - Walter 8S. Ri ty farm Alexander keeper of coun- Freidenrich Oa, supplies to county farm_-.--- 43.55. Guy Elder, wood to county hos- [1 bo GME ar een tarp et ewe eth 7.00 | Madison Lumber for county farm C, O. Vincent, sawing woo post house Ivan Rice, transportation of in- Co., lumber digents to county farm .~---- 12.50 Lamm Drug Co,, supplies for county offices .-..--------.- 81.20 J. C. Safley; printing and sup- Gia: cae seead enw cence $30.08 Cottonwood Chronidie, county enpplieg ns cece el es 70.85 Caxton Printers, county sup- Pies Oo Wek eu abana ee 139.87 Nezperce Telephone Co., toll ser- WHCR Siam niche rien ein aticks remus ota 34 State Insurance fund, premium on state insuranec -.-------- 6.22 Children’s Homefinding assocla- tion, care of dependent chil- dren for quarter .----.---- 3800.00 Nezperce Telephone Co., phone service for county offices ----85.15 Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., phone service for county offices --.. 48.95 Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., phone service for county offices .... 64.93 Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. phone service for county offices ---- 65.55 Mrs. Eya Mathers, nursing and and care of Mrs. Pickolick family - county off: Syms-York Co., supplies Shaw & Borden’ Co., supplies for county offices --.-.----- Bender Moss Co., 1928 code an- notations John W. Graham Co., supplies for county offices H. C. Henderson, m rd ty agent supplies to court house. 6.00 The following claims examined, ap- proved and ordered paid by warrants | Jack O'Leary, overseer of road sein oes, ing as aescennae 22.89. VAS > Co,, ‘one a drawn on the road fund of the coun- ty: Joe Earp, overseer of road dis-- trict No. 1 138,00 Fay Andrews, Jabor in rond ¢ board for county indigents 190.15 |, trict No. 1 -- 6:00 Mrs. R. J. Farris ,milk for Mrs. Frank Donnall Norton, indigent --------- 3.00 | district, No. 1 8:60 J. V. Baker & Son, suppjies for Clarence Fraster, labor in road yi Gentry, Bieren and Romig 84.60 beefed No. 4 soe i years: a ais 7:00 Alexander-Frefdenrich, | sup- aes aE ep labor in road dis- pee for Mrs./ Ivan Remtrty. 19.73 Alexander - Freidenrich entaw Shimoni’, sane: We ‘ ies furnished road dis. Pansy Eller, board and room suppl 1.00 for Tweedem -.---. ----- 21,00 | , trict No. 1 Scere eed ie Pansy Hller, board and room a M. ae Siaaey labor in roa: 14.00 for Northup children a 86.00 gi Bio. Dhcen daekad su Alexander-Freidenrich, supplies es cd h daha tn’ rea for Mrs. Norton, indigent. 24.96 | ..' ia Nake George M .Snyder, first aid to tet Neb Oy DWE | nko sne a 10.00 ph ah Dee eas cbe AE, A.,L. Brown, supplies for Lind- Joe L. Turner, road one ene Say, indigent ....--.- ---. 24.00 ats a ii in road district oa H, EB. Faulks, board and room | Rony Call, labor in road dis- for C. O. Tweetem ----.-- 46.75). trict: No. @ iuceusdauesuses 4.50 Model Grocery, supplies for Rolly: Call, labor in road dis- Fay Andrews ------------ 20.00 tet Nos Boece 18.00 Model Grocery, supplies for Joe W- Hazelbaker, labor in Fay Andrews ------------ 40.00 road district No. 3 -.------ 2.50 J..V. Baker & Son, supplies for O C. Watkins, overseer of Ben’ \Biagen. 2252s 20.65 road district No. 4 ----.--- 181.00 Earl Whetstins ,house rent O. R. Monroe, labor in road for Mrs. Norton -.------.-. 9.00 district No. 4 ~~ Electric Laundry, laundry for Frank Baldwin, 1a! courthouse and jail ------ 11.50 GRACE NO 4 occ. elec M. R. Hibbs, expense of R. TL. S. W. Knopp, labor in road dis- Hastings, indigent --.~----. 35.00 tioG ING, (Ao wapatcdn bee carne: 68.00 Mary M. Griffith, stenographer Marion Holladay, labor in road work in the sheriff's office..$ 6.00 district No. 4 -------------- 30.00 Mrs. Sid King, nursing Mrs, Phil Lyons, labor in road dis- Pidkolidk. cltsicb-- ioctl 2.50|_ trict No. 4 B. ©. Albers, house rent for Vergil Watkins, Roy Romig, $27.00 disallow- district No. 4 2580 ed, $18.00, allowed -----..- 9,00 | 0. H. Schofield, labor in road é ©. J. Breler Co, comforts for district No. 4 —------------- R00 don ies oe eS 18,20 ‘ Board jac fcioprned. to meet at a. m. tomorr pa hag te os Beg 35.00 N._B. PETTIBONE, Chairman Harry Moffett, rebate of taxes Attest: Henry Telcher, Clerk. PO IR) ooo ee ol 11.95 JULY SESSION Bert Tefft, rebate of interest on July 11, 1923 1 Bp + ie leis APSE boy Oy 1.93 Wednesday, third term day Clay & Mart, refund on pred- Wednesday, July 11, 1923, 9 a. m., atory tax $66.00, disallowed board met pursuant to adjournment $12.18, allowed 53.82 | of yesterday. Present same as yester- George W. Trenary, refund of day, place of meeting same as yester- purchase price on tax sale -. 40.00} day. Minutes of last meeting read J. E. Byrom, Justice of the and approved. Board here proceeded Peace, fees -----.---------- 26.50 | to business as follows: J. M. Shaw, Justice of the The following claims examined, ap- Pence, feed: 2. 2-522525----- 8.00 | proved and ordered paid by warrant Crystal lodge No. 103, hall rent drawn on the road fund of the coun- for 1922 election -.---.----- 7.50 | ty, School Dist No. 83, hall rent PB. H. Saxe, labor in road dis- for 1922 election -~--..-.-. S01) SHC. ID. Bose tacndakeeee 18.00 Henry Sells, constable of ‘elec- George, W. Trenary, powder and tion, 1922 _ 4.50 tools in road district No. 4 -. 30.90 J. M. Verbor! , Cal Huddleston labor on South al services, care of ©. O. Wig | 600d :-s06h~ nos enous 101.50 Pegetem | Sis acbeb nt ecakwonge 180.00 | George Dennison, labor in road Bert Smith, car hire and ex- district No, 6 -------------- 210.00 pense of conveying prisoner. 21.20] Bimer Dennison, labor in road Cecil Lyons, constable fees in district No, 6 -s--.2--.----- 70.00 Snyder case. $28.00, disallow- Andy Kavanaugh, overseer of ed $20.00, allowed -- 8.00] road district No. 8 --------- 68.25 W. L. Jewell, fees in G. ©. Nitz, overseer of road case ~-.-------------------- 8.60 | district No. 9 -.-.---------- 00 Cora Sorrow, cleaning carpet in Jack McKay, labor in road: dis- court chambers ---.-------- 3.00} trict No. 9 .---------------- Ed. Barry, labor in road district No, } Bers werenenenencennwepence aisttice No ‘No. 9 orang ‘@istrict No. 20 fd ES S. L. Kulley, labor in road dis- thet. No. Wissse colt en H. Ricke, ‘abor in road district No. 14 «2-2... See | () Ben Appleby, labor in road dis- TCE NG. 80) nin ceenmtsccelnne 94.50 C. HL. Schofiela, labor in road district No. 15 - Abner Greasham, 1a! district No, 16 ~-.---------.- Bert Crook, labor in road dis- tiiet Node a inces ce ie’ G. J. Lyons, repair on road tools for road district No. 15 A. F. Leitch, labor in read dis- Wet NO: 8 ea Allen Leitch, labor in road dis- trtet! Nor WG oe ae loae oe Jake Lycan, labor in road dis- trtet No. SB ccc gase cee: Eugene Tweedy, labor in road Gistrict. No. 16.2.2 05.5628 Willard Toll, labor in road dis - TRICE NG, 16 4, pociedeenn 60.50 Elmer Keough labor in road dis- Picts No. SOs, Ua Jesse ©. Hemphill, overseer of road district No, 15 -.-.---- Guy Hemphill, labor road district No. 15 ~~ Jesse C. Hemphill, overse “41.00 4.50 12.00 ‘15.00 road district No. 15 -.------ George W. ‘Trenary, powder, wire, ete, for road district ONAN anwar esucwedanerna 47.88 J. ©. Goodwin, labor * road distriét No. 15 22... ..---- 24.00. Vernon Gresham, labor in road district No. 15 ~------4.--.- 39.00 Jimmie Toll, labor in road dis- UEC NO ID. wesc te a cen aes 63.00 J. W. Puyear, overseer of road district No. 16 --..-+_-.---- 40.00 Charlie Hemphill, labor in road district No. 15 --.-.-.------- 9.00 Orville Harrington, labor in road district No, 16 --.---.. 3.00 P. H, Lisne, labor in road dis- fret NO AG ok oe eho 16.50 John Acrea, labor in road dis- tHet NO. 16) sacetecc ska. D. M. Pennick, labor in road district No. 18 . D. G. Redden, over: district. No,, 18, co atent Robert Bailey, labor on Stites- Grangeville road John Baldwin, istrict Nos 48.0 btn Charles W. Little, labor in road district No. 18 - Philip Meinen, labor trtet, Mos: TB ade sede sey, Wallace Meinen, labor in road LICE: NO 1S) ~newendcaneanere R. L. Freeman, overseer of road istrict Wo) Ths. enes neko J. L. Chamberlain, overseer of Salmon River Stores Co., sup road district No. 19 plies for road district No. 19 Alvin H. Fink, labor in road labor on road district No. 19 ~.--.-------- 15.75 Amos Wilkins, overseer of road Matrlcet No1/20° oi0-cpecc sue 160.76 BE. E. Coder, overseer of road district: NO; 26. encpcke eee 174.75 Frank Groom, labor in road. dis- FEAGC! INO: 200 ae Ainmn stitch & opted 18.50 Frank Chase, labor in road ‘dis- Criet’ No. FOB GS Se ase ok 44.00 Christ Lueher, labor in road dis- trict No. 26 — 8.00 Walter Eckel, lal ttict NO. 26) shi sail ae 14.00 Joe I, Turner, road drag for road district No. 27 -.------ 14,00 O. B. Perkins, overseer of road GiStrICE "ND LF eos entinpeae 185.50 P. ©, Short, labor on road dis- trict No. 27 - Pid 42.00 Madison Lumber ment for road district No. No. 27 ---- 5.65 Wood Hardware Co, road tools for road district No. 27 4.00 John Hagen, overseer of road district Nos80" 2 =. 2-- eos 164.25 Robert Fluharty, labor in road district No. 80 -- - “55.50 Jake Bowles, labor Co trict: NO4-B0 inn nescuedasene 14.50 Bert Catherman, labor in road district No. 80 -----..--.---. 7.50 Fred Schonert, labor in road district No. 30 -----..-.-~-.- 54.00 George W .Trenary, powder for road district No, 80 -....--. 20.15 Howard - Cooper corporation, road grader ....----2-...... 3805.93 H. Humiston, labor on road north of Slate creek .-_----- 17.50 D. F. Murphy and Co., powder, caps and fuse --.-._------.. 81.55 A. S. Johnson, labor on road Bb GOREN nine icendisen’antinns 25.00 George Braig, labor on road’ at Gein oa oe ae 43.75 W. B. Ruston, labor on road at-Golden .-.--2-2..-55J2-2- 81.25 D. M. Bell, labor on road on Lit- Jack Joe L. Turner, road drag and PAIN ope eS 24:60 T. ©. Benoy, work on road 16018 2iedwantbal scence 13.75 J. B. McComas, labor on road from MHarpster to Meadow ereek - J. A. Ward, Adams road Alexander - Freidenrich Co., - supplies for road district No, B Scnceds ahh awe cae abe 6:42 The ofllowing claims examin- ed, approved and ordered paid by warrants drawn on the bridge fund of the county: D. ©. Hamilton, bridge lumber$ 52.41 F. H. Bentley, hauling lumber and repairing bridge George Fenn, abor on bridge in road district No. 27 Wallace Wicks, labor on bridge in road district No. 27 Madison Lumber Co., lwnber for road district No. 20, W. C. Hill, supplies for Riggins bridge Evert Damon, labor on bridge - 3.50 Claim of J. M. Verberkmoes, in the sum of $500.00 for right of way dis- allowed in full. = Claim of J. F. Brown, in the sum of $7.20, for fumigators, laid over for proper O. K. Claim of I, W. Ratcliff, in the sum of $820.00 for the care of Wm. Redi- gan, disullowed in full. Claim of J. D. Shinnick, in the sum of $16.00 for medical services fur- nighed the Romig family latd over for further investigation. approved: The following reports examined and 6.25 7.00 9.40 be accepted, and that said A, J. be relieved from any further obliga- ‘tion of Bald office of coroner. George F. Beam, having made and filed ‘his resignation in wri ing to be released from the office of justice of -the peace of Woodland . from any further obligation of sald office of justice of the :peuce. It appearing to the board, by peti- that Section 2 Twp. 81 N. R. 5 BE. B, M., should be included within the boundaries of road district No, 80, it is ‘therpfore ‘hereby ordered ‘that ‘the boundaries of road district No. 4 and the boundaries of road district No, 80 be so modified and established that all of Section 2 Twp, 31 °N. R. 5 B, boundaries of road district No. 30, Petition for the creation of herd dis- trict filed by I. E. Smith, et al, was here ‘had under consideration. It ap pearing to the board, in ®onnection ‘therewith, that a large part of said territory was within the bounds of the forest reserve, and that the coun- ty had no jurisdiction over any part of the forest reserve, it Is hereby or- dered that said petition be denied. of a visit of inspection of the county farm, from their visit to the county farm, and by: way of report, made statement ead good, and the inmates well satis- Petition of J. L. Chamberlain, et al, asking for the appointment of George Dennison as road overseer of road dis- trict No. 6 denied, Petition of Elmer Swineheart et al, of school districts Nos, 25 and 26, was recommiendation of the county school superintendent was laid over, pending & more complete petition complying with the provisions of the law in such cases provided. here appeared before the board and represented, that after the board of county commissioners refused to make ance of a county agent, and that after the sald agent had been dismissed by the county, the Idaho County Farm bureau, by personal subscfiptions, had agent until May 15, 1928, and that in closing up the affairs of the county agent’s office they found that they were unable to collect sufficient money to pay all claims against the office, time a benefit to the whole county, and was ready and willing to serve any and all persons at all times, and mow for these reasons they request that the board of county commission ers appropriate enough money to pay the said unpaid claims, or some part thereof, After due consideration the board finds that this is not a legiti- mate claim against the county, there- fore, {t is hereby ordered that said Tequest be refused. Comes now George Behean, by ‘péti- tion, and represents to the board that at the time tax No. 76, in the city of Grangeville, was assessed in the year 1921, there was assessed as a lien. against said real estate certain personal property which did not be- long to the owner of the said real estate, that he has since become the owner of said real estate, and that he finds that the total tax assessed against said property for the year 1921 is delinquent and unpaid, and that he desires to pay the tax levied on the valuation of the real estate, but that this amount will not be ac- cepted by the tax collector without the payment on the said personal property: Wherefore, affiant prays that the board of county commissioners make an order that the said taxes on said real estate be received in full of the taxes thereon, and that the tax on the personal property be cancelled;, it is nereby ordered that the petition of said George Behean be granted, and the county tax collector is here- by instructed to make such entry or entries on her records as will cancel said personal tax, and receive tax on the valuation of the real estate as the full tax against said real estate. Board here adjourned to meet at 9 a. m. tomorrow. N. B. PETTIBONE, Chairman Attest: Henry Telcher, Clerk. JULY SESSION duly 12, 1923 Thursday, fourth term day Thursday, July 12, 1923, 9 a. m.. board met pursuant to adjournment of yesterday at the commissioners’ room in the county courthouse. Pres- ent, same as yesterday. Minutes of yesterday read and approved, where- upon the board proceeded to business as follows: Upon petition presented by BH. 8. Hancock, bearing the required num- ber of signatures of electors of Idaho county, attached to application by said E. §. Hancock, that the board appoint him to the office! of county coroner. to fill the unexpired term of A. J. Maugg, resigned, it is hereby ordered that said H. S. Hancock be and is hereby appointed to the office of county coroner to fill the unexpired term of said A. J. Maugg, resigned. Bond to be filed according to law. Whereas, the Grave Creek highwav leading from Salmon river up Grave creek, has been washed ont and ig in an tmpassible condition, and ‘Whereas, parts of said highway are in Fenn -highway district and the » ask- | ' tion filed by Robert Fluharty, et ‘al, | § B. M. shall be included within ‘the |, Board here recessed for the purpose | At 4:80 p. m., board ‘here returned | that they found conditions at the farm |, relative to a change in the boundaries |, here under consideration, and on the |; John Funke and J. B. McDonald! further appropriation for the mainten- |. retained the services of the county |; and that said agent was, during this |} highway commissioners of said Fenn highway district have neglected and to repair said highway and the parts thereof in said highway dis trict, and ‘Whereas, sald highway hns been Joint quarterly report of auditor and treasurer. Fee report of clerk, auditor and re- (Continued on page 4) DR. WESLEY F. ‘ORR Physician and Surgeen Cottonwood Council, 1389 Meets the first and ‘third Vednesday of each: month, Visiting ‘knights welcomed ‘ George Terhaar, G. K. ‘* ‘Barney Seubert, F, 8, : ‘KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS McKinley Lodge Na, 28 Meets every Tuesday evening. R. -M, Matthiesen, ©. C, John Homar, K.’R, and fi | FELIX MARTZEN Secretary Treasurer COTTONWOOD N. F. L.A. ‘can accommodate you. 5% ‘per cent for farm loans. Insurance in the Northwest-. ern kag 8 yh company a and insurance at cost, The less. fire the leas The more ‘tires Ms aig Eve icy’ holde: down pee ees 4 be fullness ya fire ore ore, Dobos eet ao gue Shain ore for it—rid a eakcctia \Goon-+ \} Service Staty r ALE’’..and “‘bar- shad” meeteee: tive words. But there is som more attractive in Standard Goodyear Service. For one it is: trust- When =p age out of it. *. realeconomy. ‘ gains” sometimes aren’t. ix Lisp vail end mend the new, Gos Wostker Fread « them ap Station