Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, November 16, 1923, Page 3

pelsniidemecene tl DOINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. OCTOBER SESSION First Term Day October 8th, 1923 State of Idaho, County of Idaho, ss. Be it remembered that on the Mon- day, the 8th day of October, 1023, at 9 a. m. the board of county commis- sioners met in regular session as di- rected by law at the commissioners’ Toom in the county courthouse, at Gtangeville, Idaho. Present, N. B. Pettibone, chairman; August Schroed- er, Clark Lyda, commissioners; Henry Telcher, clerk, and Nora S. Derrig, deputy clerk. The following claims examined, ap- proved and ordered paid by warrants drawn on the current expense fund } of the county: John Baer, eourt N. witness district Manbadannaie spsiau sean $ 23.00 B. Pettibone, salary tor quarter as county commis- MONOP is bce ancien en ose N..B, Pettibone, Expenses for MUR EGE | nn ota roae evade 5.10 August Schroeder, salary for quarter as county commis- sioner - 225.00 T. C. Lyda, y commissioner for quarter __ 225.00 August Schroeder, expenses for pL Ee ieee ae: ERT PRAN ENTE 59.63 T. C. Lyda, expenses for quar- BOD cls cet WEES dh Ben 56.60 Henry ‘Telcher, salary for quarter, clerk, auditor and re- MORON 5s ae ch hin 450.00 Henry Telcher, salary for Deputy W. N. Knox _-_--_-- 250.00 Henry Telcher, salary for Deputy Margaret Robinson__ 800,00 Henry Telcher, salary for Deputy Nora 8S. Derrig ----- 300.00 Henry Telcher, salary extra help, Mrs. Gillett, July .-.--- 45.50 Henry Telcher, salary for Mrs. Gillett for Septem- ber and October —---..----.. 117.75 Henry Telcher, salary for Mrs. Derrig, extra help —.--- 18.75 Henry Telcher, salary for Mrs. Josie Garets, extra help 98.00 Henry ‘Telcher, salary for H. Rothwell, extra help -.-- 101.50 Henry Telcher, salary for Lallah Fulton, extra help --- inn ae Henry Telcher, P. O. box rent Oye etamine: occlu dus] lee 00 W. H. Biller, salary as sheriff Por QUATTON: Coawpccnddcncene 10.00 W..H. Hiller, salary B. F, ertson, deputy sheriff -...-. W. H. Eller, salary Powell, dep- uty sheriff W. H. Eller, salary Deputy Rob- ertson as jailor ~----------- W. H. Euler, salary Deputy Pow- ell as jailor W. H. Biller, office expense of MDOP A Fo die, os wiih pe wh glk diet 20.01 G. W. Barker, horse hire for sheriff: 0 0.-~-4-256+-5- 3.00 E. G Price, horse feed, sheriff 12, M. F. Daly, deputy sheriff ser- vices. ... 5.00 Edward C. Smith, auto hire for gs eagles sisal ibe SEES AEN 13.00 W. H. Buller, sheriff's revolving MONE, dec buvonnnuebadeadase 499.99 Mrs. Pansy Bller, board and room to minors ~.---------- 21.40 John Callan, meat to county BAL ns th ean Rerwasintoie apts 1.60 B B. cott sheriff office, stage fare for Utley) $28.00 WRt $100 nace cet. 21.00 | W. H. Eller, auto hire, sheriff 341.70 D. H. Sasenbery, supplies to PL eceh eau ah achat onmine eae 8.80 G J. Breier Co, supplies to DAE. Sandienkinhpsatnntaaees 1.90 Wilbur LL. ‘smpbell, salary for quarter 1s Probate Judge 350.00 | Wilbur. L. Campbell, salary Mary M. Griffith, probation Offer othe ce age ce ake 135.00 Wilbur L. Campbell, trip to Westlake, idaho official .-.- 12.00 Wm. Ingram, salary for quarter 8 assessor -~---.~---------- 450.00 Wm. Ingram, salary for quar- ter, assessor (Deputy Frank VanDeventer) 330.00 Wm. Ingram, expenses for Dep- uty Lenon ---.------------- 2.50 | George S. Tinker, deputy as- sessor .-. Wm. Ingram, and stamps Otie L. Cone, final tax assess- ment to Idaho county ------ 3.25 Otie L. Cone, salary as county treasurer for quarter ---.-- 412.50 Otie L. Cone, salary for Deputy Pdith Smith. ..-.........-. 30.00 Otie L, Cone, envelopes and box renti! L- 98.15 J, © Safley, 50 Tax State ments for.county treasurer - 325.00 Joseph Eller, posting delinquent tax notices .....-.--.------- 2.50 A. ©. Dahl, interest on taxes __ 6.30 F. EB. Fogg, salary for quarter as county attorney ~.------- 350.00 Frank E. Fogg, office expenses of county attorney ---------- 13.00 Bert Tefft, « hire and expen- ses B.S. € er for qua Mary M. Griffith, special work for sheriff Florence Stanton, salary county stenographer for quarter --- 225.00 Bita M. Arnold, salary county superintenden: for quarter -- 450.00 } Elta M. Arnold, salary Deputy Alvina ‘Meyer -.---~-------- .00 | Elta M. Arnold, salary Mrs. G. A. Green, extra help W. A. Foskett, M. D., birth and death certificates | J. F. Basinger, sawing wood -- 7.50 | Stuckton, vital statis- | 4.75 | rnold, box rent and Dr. W. A Foskett, penses -....-.... Dr. G. 8. Stockten, services morrow at 9 a. m. Tuesday, October day. 1923, on the terms this board.\ Bond in proved and ordered of the county: Margaret. Callan Lena V. Cosand -- overseer road Ardelle Eliza Emm ie 60.00 district No, 27 Blizabeth Pickolick --- -- 90.00| Joe G. Harp, ove Quarterly allowance for indigent TAGE NOL Sauce aathaeenes aid outside of county farm as follows: | H. G. Denny, overseer road dis- Frank Kallean - -- 30.00 trite) Noy S tle voie teens 81.75 Jane McPherson 45.00 | Rowley Call, labor in road dis- Emma Coffey .- 36.00 Peis 4NO:8 Fo ocecekkiemte 7.50 Lillian Passfield 45.00 | H. EB. Coder, overseer road dis- Tas ADR a 22.50 trict No. 26 Ri; | Margaret Hummer 30.00 | W. W. Cash, road work - PE a f° George Prettyman — 36.00 | Alexander-Freidenrich Co., nails B. Lockwood 30.00 road district No. 3 - See Fred Bicksel 45.00 | Amos Wilkin, overseer | Thos. R. Eddy 30.00} trict No. 20 Carl, Schueller - 30.00 | Jesse Williams, right-o' S. P. Collins .. - 24.00 Claims examined, approved and or- George Holloway - - 24.00| dered drawn and paid by warrants Jake Woodring - . 80.00} drawn on the bridge fund of the H. ©. Peterson -- . 80.00 | county: | Hattie Johnson --- ~----- 45.00| Madison Lumber & Mill Co., Alice W. Blakeman, supplies for amber 262 4ccsiapscdmesouee 20.15 Alseba Eastman, indigent -- 16.25 | Madison Lumber & Mill Co., J. V. Baker & Son, supplies lumber -- oe 30 for Roy Romig ----------.- G. A. Evenson, Children’s Home Finding asso- COR: V.cyconqamenieeanbtareduwn 4.92 ciation, care of Idaho county Grangeville Highway district, children for quarter ~..----- 300.00 labor and materia] ~-------- 59 Frank Hogan, milk for county Claims examined, approved and or- BATT Sao ae on Spee hele noni te: 8.80 | dered paid by warrants drawn on the Walter McAdams, repair and forest reserve fund of the county: exp. on county car ------- ~ 88.50 }|Salmon River Stores Co., road State Insurance Fund, premium work supplies ~--$ 24.25 on county employees -.----.. 181.84 | Andy Kavanaugh, labor --- 196.00 L. M. Harris, exhibits at inty J. O. Howard, overseer road fair, grain; eb. ..-.---~--=- 100.60 district No. 13 44.50 Idaho County Fair association, John L. Chamberlain, o' labor and supplies, county fair road district No. 19 ~------- 59.75 WSR 0. AR oer en ess 800.00 | R. L. Freeman, overseer road Shaw & Borden Co., supplies district No. 19, part of dis- county offices ~..----.----- = ny |. NO ee BE Safe AP enya 50.75 | Caxton Printers supplies county George Ulmer, labor in road dis- OTOCON Sas cola easconnnnens 19.17 trict: No, 10: .1..--2c0.-c-006 31.50 | J. ©. Safley, printing and sup- Jack O'Leary, overseer road dis- plies county offices --- ~ 259.90 trict NO. 20 cin cwndccmneiwomc 885.00 John W. drugs | Nezperce Telephone Co., phone OG Atti. lien bon ad 12.00 . Arnold, office expenses , and stamps ---- 83.54 Elta M. Arnold, t xpenses 73.25 Frank Hogan, salary as janitor for quarter Dr. B- Chipman, salary as coun- ty physician for quarter --.- Dr.. J. M. Verborkmoes, vital statistics Smo B. 8. Hancock, burial of James McBrady Dr. B. Chipman, services ~ J. F. Brown, ig - 7.20 Dr. J. M. Verberkmoes, medica attention given Zelma Cow- professional |Lamm Drug Oo. and toll county offices Pacific Telephone & Telegraph {Co., phone rent and toll 255.00 | Walter S. Rice, keep of county farm transportation of 45.00 F. W. Karsten, cement sidewalk, courthouse 48.50 F. W. Karsten, balance on ce- ment sidewalk, courthouse -. 418.08 F. W. Karsten, part sidewalk contract tumigating and quarantine services .... 36.78. Tony Nau, deputy assessor ex- Himers-Graham Co., insurance premium, fair buildings ...- Resignation of Cecil C. Lyon as con- stable of Woodland precinct was laid over for consideration. Board here adjourned to meet to- N. B, PETTIBONE, Chairman. ATTEST: Henry Telcher, Clerk. OCTOBER SESSION October 9th, 1923 Tuesday, Second Term Day board met pursuant to adjournment of yesterday; present same as yester- day, Place of meeting, same as yester- Minutes of yesterday read and approved, whereupon the board pro-| ceeded to business as follows: The board here entered into con- tract with Frank Cummings as keeper of County Farm for a period of two years from the 15th day of October, forth in ful] in said agreement now on file in the office of the clerk of given for the faithful performance °f the said contract, with two personal sureties, hereby approved, The following claims examined, ap- drawn on the current Ed Hensley, witness Probate supplies on the Salmon River Stores COREY os es tc lise emis $ 2.00] Co., the Clerk to notify said Salmon Walter Heber, witness Probate River Stores Co. to this effect, be- court -- 2.00 | ginning with October 1st. Wm. H. D It appearing that W. A. Cain is COUPE ads cde dean mace nee 15.00 | deceased, it is hereby directed that B. G. Wyatt, witness Probate his name be stricken off the quarter- UPC ace iliac das ei ee 8.75 | ly allowance roll, as requested by his 0. B. Dennison, witness Probate widow. GOUGh | aes ke Ce 8.75 Claims examined, approved and or- Frank Struckman, building elec- tion booths, Warren -------- 4.00 | county poor farm fund of the county: Grangeville Blectric Lt. & Pr. Grangeville Electric Lt & Pr. Co., water and lights (cut Co., wiring and installing elec- from $128.45) ~......-...---! 28.35 tric lights at the county poor Burroughs Adding Machine Co., Shi 5 ol Gate Bie a ate eae $512.00 cover for adding machine -. 20.91| John P. Kee, plumbing at the Monroe Calculating Mech. Co., county farm re - 44.85 part payment Monroe calcu- Claims examined, appr and or- lator (serial 95399) -------- 170.00 | dered paid by warrants, drawn Carl B. Baer, cleaning and re- on the road fund of the pairing machines ---------- 49.00 county : Inland Abstract Co., abstract- J. M. 'Verberkmoes, right-of- ANE Seeuccn reste comune tueaids 62.00 WAG? cin casts ject bes Sig eS i ie $150.00 John Bradley, cleaning and re- B. F. Reed, bridge timber 11.20 pairing 7 flues --.---..----- 27.50 | Ira Jeffries, road work -- - 10.00 Bank of Camas Prairie, trans- J. B. Watson, road work - 9.00 porting Geo. Overfield to New ©. F. Spindler, road work ~ 21.00 TOUR nccdael saducsennerh nnn 138.00 | Frank Hearning, road work -. 9.00 Alexander-Freidenrich Co., sup- R. G. Bailey, labor,on road --- 12.00 Yhlieg! 10 sells. Uk es sks 3.65 | Jesse C. Hemphill, labor in road Madison Lumber & Mill Co., district No. 15 ...--------- 53.25 lime and brick for flues ---- 8.85|J. H. Harryman, labor in road BE. B. Reed, wood for pest house 9.00 district: No. 26... 4...5-265-4 3.00 John ©, Sarbacher (cut from O. C. Watkins, overseer road dis- $111) quarantine services -. 27.00 Srict: NO, 4: cseomtion=aneanem 25.50 Stites Kooskia Telephone Co. Carl Bowles, labor in road dis- telephone toll calls --- 745 BrlOtiNO. dO cctewcneeapeeenh 15.75 A. W. Talkington, insurance Herman Larson, labor in road premium on court house ---- 138.00) district No. 15 -. fied 3.00 Main Street Garage, auto hire Jack Bowles, labor for commissioners -....-~--- 81.00:| trict No. 15 ~~ 2--+02-----+--- 6.00 W. W. Dazey, digging grave for J. B, Watson, labor in road dis- MGB IRO oo Co icin ao Ge meee 10.60). $rict (N35 ontecatenss sha 18.00 G. H. Wood (Wood Hdw. Co.) Raymond Sink, labor in road supplies and plumbing -.---- 17.25 district, No. 15 --.-. heeweun, 12.00 Turner Drug Store, fumigators 9.00 | Ernest Sink, labor in road dis- Dr. J. D. Shinnick, quarantine erlet NO. IG! ooo co eosin 45.00 services Jesse O, Hemphill, labor in dis- J. B. By , trict No. 15 ..-c-nenenennens 86,00 walk construction ------..-- 24.50 | Geo. W. Ford, labor in road dis- Tilman Clark, wood for Roy Ro- trict NOSIS sccceoamenacanwe 15.00 TIS Vo be tietieale wepienan mice 4.00 | D, G. Redden, labor on road -. 12.00 Mothers’ Pensions as follows: John Baldwin, labor on road -- 12.00 Selma K. Larsen - 30.00 | D. G. Wilson, labor in road dis- Mrs. Annie Nash 60.00 trtet (NG. 18 clo a a. 8.50 Annine ©. Lage --- 45.00 | Fay Andrews, road work, dis- Mrs. Effie Cowling --- 45.00 trict No. 3 Mrs. Cornelia S. Stanbery 80.00 | Rowley Call, road work -~ Cottonwood Chronicle, 4 and supplies county offices.. 114.25 Graham & Co., sup- plies, count}* offices Glanville Drug Co., supplies and 50.00 | Alexander-Freidenrich Co. plies to county farm 7.25 Walter S. Rice, and bolt for grader --- 9.59 8S. L, Culley, road work ---- 28.00 pe Re a 109.08 | Jack McKay, road work in dis- trict No. 9 -<..---.--+----- 68.00 34.00 | Car] Elmein, road work in road | district No. 10 52.50 hina biccthe da disdlee ss 67.65 } Alvin H. Fink, labor 29.75 supplies for Bert Hinkley, labor - 4,00 tein ueitetice 8.95 | J. E. Holbrook, sharpening tools 5.00 Claim of I, N. Ratcliff in the sum dunes 130.20 | of $320.00 for the care of William Radigan was laid over. 392.50 Olaim of C. W. Reuter in the sum sup- of $10.00 for burning dead horse, dis- Shiite 64.36 | allowed, as the board finds this claim supplies and | C. aene-s----- 21.50) _ 01 J. M. Shaw, justi - -- 8.00 57.60} C. ©. Springer, three cords of professional wood for courtholise ------ 21.00 Board here recessed for a visit of inspection of the County farm until tomorrow at 9 a. m. N. B. PETTIBONE, Chairman. ATTEST: Henry Telcher, Clerk. OCTOBER SESSION October 10, 1923 Wednesday, Third Term Day Wednesday, October 10, 1923, 9 a. m., board met in pursuance of ad- journment of yesterday, Present same as yesterday, place of meeting same as yesterday. Minutes of yesterday read and approved, whereupon the board proceeded to business as follows: The board having made their visit to the county farm, report they find the inmates well taken care of, and by way of improying the premises, ordered repair of fences and barn, to put them in good conditon. Upon personal application of Dan White to the board for aid, after duly considering ‘the matter, it is hereby ordered that said Dan White be placed upon the county farm where he can receive proper care and atten- tion. It appearing to the board that Hen- ry Humiston, of Whitebird, is poor and in indigent circumstances, it is hereby ordered that an allowance of $8.00 per month be made to him in 9, 1923, 9 a. m. and rates as set the sum of $1000 paid by warrants expense fund dered paid by warrants drawn on the Rowley Call, road work - O. B. Perkins, nj pi Feenaughty Machinery Co., bit should have been presented to the 12.50 | highway district commissioners where this horse was killed. Claim .of Alex Thompson in the sum of $5.00 for burying dead horse, dis- indigent ~. allowed, the board finds this claim should have been presented to the highway district commissioners where payment on TN ok onan ene medeliode 50.00 M. Reese Hattabaugh, legal this horse was ‘Wright Grocery, supplies to in- services to insane Jesse Williams here appeared in per- ——4------- persons .. due consideration the board requested the said Williams to properly execute a right-of-way deed for the conaider- 00] ation of $100.00 which said Williams accepted; the board to furnish three wires for fencing and said Williams to furnish the posts and labor in con- nection with fencing same. The resignation of Florence Stanton as county stenographer accepted, and on application of F. E. Fogg, county attorney, Miss Florence Murray was hereby appointed county stenographer with salary the same as paid to Plor- ence Stanton. Resignation of William Giles as jus- tice of the peace of Newsome precinct examined and accepted and his bonds ordered released. In the matter of the application of W. H. Giles, bondsman for Alex Touraille, constable of Newsome pre- cinct, the resignation of Alex Tour- aille not being on file, the application is hereby ‘ordered laid over awaiting the resignation of Alex Touraille. In the matter of the application of Wm, BE, McGaffee, et al, for a dona- tion for repair on bridge across the Salmon river at the town of Riggins. After consideration, it appears to the board of county commissioners that said bridge has been constructed with- out any expense to the county and that the public has had free use of said bridge for many years and that said bridge is of great importance to the public and if not repaired will soon be in a dangerous condition, therefore the board does hereby ap- propriate the sum of $250.00. for the repair of sald bridge, with the under- standing that the said appropriation shall in no way obligate the county for the upkeep of said bridge in the future. On application of W. EB. McGaffee, et al, asking the appointment of George Dennison as road overseer of road district No. 6, hereby approved. The following reports examined and approved : Joint quarterly report of county auditor and treasurer. Fee report of clerk, auditor and re- corder showing fees for the quarter of $1335,65. Fee report of sheriff for the quar- ter showing fees of $534.30. Fee report of probate judge show- ing fees for quarter of $232.60, Report of probate judge on mothers entitled, to pension. Report of keeper of county farm. keport of settlement with tax col- lector, Board here adjourned till 1 o'clock tomorrow. N. B. PETTIBONRE, Chairman. ATTEST: Henry Telcher, Olerk. OCTOBER SESSION October 11, 1923 Thursday, Fourth Term Day Board met, pursuant to adjournment of yesterday, Present same as yes- terday. Place of meeting, same as yesterday. Minutes of yesterday read and approved, whereupon the board proceeded to business as follows: The time now having arrived for the sale of county property which had been advertised heretofore to be sold, the chairman proceeded to offer for sale said property with the following result : NE1-4, NW1-4 SE1-4, SE1-4 NW1-4 and W1-2 NWi-4 Sec. 30, Twp. 26, N. R. 2 BE. B. M. Bids not satisfac- tory, no sale was made. In the SW1-4 NE1-4, SW1-4 NW1-4, in SE1-4 NW1-4, NE1-4 SW1-4 Sec 21, Twp. 34, N. R. 5 B. B. M. Bids not satisfactory, no sale was made. Lot 3, SE1-4 NWi1-4, H1-2 SW1-4, Sec. 1, Twp. 29, N. R. 8 B. B. M. Bids not satisfactory, no sale was made. It appearing that thcre is now re- maining in the county poor farm fund the sum of $11.40 which amount is so small that it cannot be put to any vractica] use for the purpose for which said fund was created, therefore it is hereby ordered that said amount be transferred to the current expense fund of the county and that the county auditor and treasurer make such transfer in the proper accounts of their books. It appearing to the board that the owner of the west one half of lot 2 in block H. northwest addition to the town of Grangeville, Idaho, has ex- pressed hig willingness to sell said lot, and that it would be for the best interest of the county to purchase same, for the reason that the purchase of this lot would connect and make continuous the ground now owned by the county as a courthouse site there- by making said grounds more conven- jent and useful, it is hereby ordered that Geo, S. Shissler, J. A. Seay and Fet Rhoades, three disinterested per- sons, be appointed appraisers of said tract of ground in accordance with Section 3422 of the compiled statutes of the State of Idaho, and appraise said tract of ground immediately and report forthwith to this board their appraised valuation of said lot, Geo. 8. Shissler, J. A. Seay and Fet Rhoades, three d'sinterested persons, heretofore having filed their oath at this time made their return of the appraisement on the west one half of lot 2 of block H, of the northwest addition to the town of Grangeville, in which they report the valuation placed by them on said lot to be $275.- 00, now, therefore It is hereby ordered that said west half of said lot 2, block H. northwest addition, be purchased from the owner thereof for a consideration of $150.00, the county assuming the taxes assessed against said lot for the year 1923, and the order for warrant in the sum of $150.00 to be drawn on current expense fund at the next regular ses- sion of the county rommissioners in January, 1924, the present owner of said lot to fill out and preperly ex- eente a warranty deed, with an ab- stract up to date, insuring clear titie of said lot. Foard here adjourned sine die. N. B. PETTIBON®, Chairman. ATTEST: Henry Telcher, Clerk. BOARD MEETS TO DETERMINE TAX LEVY State of Idaho, County of Idaho, ss. On this Monday, the 10th day of September, 1923, at 9 a. m., board met in accordance with chapters 8211 to 3218 inclusive of the Compiled Laws of the State of Idaho, and amend- ments thereto, for the purpose of de- termining the annual tax levy for state and county purposes upen the ------- 5800 son in tegard to right-of-way. After jtaxabile property of the county far the | Independent school Lyda, stoners, and Henry Telcher, clerk, The annual “certificate of valuations | and state demands” examined, it appears that the state requires the following amount for the year 1923: General state tax -.._..._..$46,969.91 Gen. interest and sinking tax 2,782.40 Public building tax ......-- 4,371.60 State highway red. 2nd issue 2.68820 State highway red. 8rd issue 587.64 5,376.40 T1286 801.14 185.39 ent --- 6,040.38 After considering the estimates and requirements of the various county funds, it was found that the amount of money necessary to be raised for sald. funds are as follows: Current expense _ County road _. County bridge ay, school .._ © Amount of ving been determined which should be poy for the various funds, it is hereby order- ed that the rate of tax to be levied for the respective funds in: order amounts. hall be rene shal raised be and hereby fixed as follows for the year tae on each $100 in valuation: e Geert state tax -.-.-.--.__. eneral interest and sinkin Public building tax ee 085 State highway redemption (2nd issue) :) Ap adage 8 Terres. UPS PRTE Rate 02 State highwoy redemption (8rd SEAR) cae poipinicte apne ieee 0085 State highway redemption (4th behead AE ee eee RN Maleate 040 Educational institution improve- Ment tax -. --- 086 Total 1 for sta al levy for Le ay County - vie 37 County bridge County school -. Total levy for county Total levy for state and county 1.60 There is also hereby levied for pred- atory animal tax in accordance with section 1880 of the Compiled Laws of the state of Idaho, a special levy of 8 mills on each dollar in valuation of all sheep in the county, and a spe- cial levy of one-half of one mill on each dollar of assessed valuation of all cattle, hogs, horses and mules in the county. There ia also hereby levied for “sheep inspection fund” in accordance with chapter 15 of the 1921 Idaho Seasion Laws, and certificate of the state board of sheep commiasion- erg, a special levy of 2 mille on the dollar of the assessed valuation of all sheep in the county. There is also hereby levied, in ac cordance with section 878 of the Com- piled Laws of the State of Idaho, spe- cial levies on the taxable property of the various School districts as fol- lows, computed on each $100.00 in val- uation of the respective districts: School Special Bond Total Dieses Levy Levy Levy 0. 1 50 50 3 00 60 4 50 wD 5 70 70 6 12 A2 7 50 50 10 30 BO 11 20 20 18 BO 380 14 1.00 1.00 15 1.00 1,00 16 1.00 1.00 17 1.00 1.00 20 45 45 21 22 23 5 22 80 580 23 1.00 00 1.60 24 40 60 25 80 -80 26 60 0 27 1.00 1.00 28 1.00 1.00 29 85 35 31 1.00 is) 1.75 82 ‘70 70 83 60 60 34 40 40 85 1,00 05 = 1.05 36 1.00 40 1.40 37 85 35 88 05 05 89 BO 25 155 41 60 60 42 80 90 43 AS 5 44 AS 45 45 40 40 47 30 15 45 48 20 -20 49 BO 30 50 1.00 BS 1.25 51 53] 0S 53 80 80 BA 1.00 1.00 55 1.00 2 1120 56 100 1.00 57 60 60 58 1,00 1.00 59 30 30 61 40 80 70 64 1.00 1.00 66 1.00 1.00 67 15 15 68 100 1.00 69 60 60 10 1,00 100 71 15 15 72 80 0 4 00 80 6 20 .20 17 60 60 78 1.00 1.00 72 -70 10 80 £0 1.60 81 20 20 40 40 88 1.00 1.00 & 1.00 1.00 86 -70 -70 cf 00 45 1/45 The above levies are hereby approy- ed by the board of county commis- sioners this 10th day of September, 1923. It is further ordered that the following levies he adopted: Independent school district No. 2. general levy 15 mills, bond levy 5 mills, total 20 mille Gistrict Bo. 4, SUMMONS. : In The District Court of Thi Tenth Judicial District of the State of Idaho, In and for the Yous of Idaho, T. Dricoll, Plaintiff, vs. P, P. Puyear, alias Perey P, Puyear and Mabel wh 20 hi wife; Christina il 4 Harley F, Burleigh; V. Ray; Vollmer-Clearwater co: pany, Limited, a corporation Grangeville Savings and { Company, a corporation, E. Porter, Commissioner of Fe nance of the. State. of Idaho; Joseph A, Schultz; McKenzie, alias Al hr ag | McKenzie, alias A. D, McKer zie; and all unknown owners of and claimants of the follo ing described real estate si ated in Idaho County, State of Idaho, and described as fol- lows, to-wit: The Northwest quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section Twenty one and the Southwest quarter of the Southeast quarter of the South half of the Southwest quarter of the Northwest quar ter of the Southeast quarter: and the West half of Northwest: quarter of the Southwest: quarter of the Northwest quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section 16, all in Township 31, North of Range 4, east of Boise Meridian and containing 86.26 acres accord- ing to the government survey. Defendants. rreetings To P. P. ear, alias. Percy P. Puyear and Mable Pu- year, his wife; Christina Wil- liams; Harley F. Burleigh; V. M. Ray; Vollmer Clearwater Company, Limited, a corpora- fen) Sar Savings soe st Company, a corporation; E, W. Porter, Commissioner of: Finance of the State of Idaho; Joseph A. Schultz; Alexander McKenzie, alias Alexander. D. McKenzie, alias A. D, McKensie and all unknown owners and claimant of the following des- cribed real estate situated in’ Idaho County, State of Idaho, to-wit: The Northwest quare ter of the Northeast quarter of* Section Twenty one and the: Southwest quarter of the South.- east quarter and the South half- of the Southwest quarter of the Northwest quarter of the South. east quarter and the West half of the Northwest quarter of the Southwest quarter of the North- west quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section 16 all in Town. ship 81 North, of Range 4, east of Boise Meridian and contatn- ing 86.25 acres according to the. government survey. Defendants, in the above entitled action. You are hereby notified that a complaint has been. filed gainst ¥en in the District Court of the Tenth Judicial District of the State of Idaho in.and for the County of Idaho, by the above named plaintiff, of the nature in general terms as follows: To obtain a decree of the above entitled Court, quieting plaintiffs title to the above lands and premises described in plaintiff’s complaint and every part and portion thereof as against you and each of you, and all persons claiming through or under you or either of you. And you are hereby directed to appear and answer the said complaint within twenty days of the service of this summons, if served within said Judicial Dis« trict and within forty days if served elsewhere. And you are further notified- that unless you so appear and answer said complaint within the time specified, the plaintiff will take judgment against you as prayed in said complaint. Witness my hand and the seal of the District Court of the Tenth Judicial District of the State of Idaho, in and for Coun- ty of Idaho, this 28th day ot w 1923. Henry Telcher, Clerk of the District Court. (Seal) By W. N. Knox, Deputy, Thomas A. Feeney, Attorney for Plaintiff. Residence andP .O, Genesee, Idaho, 45-6 NOTICE TO POTATO EATERS, Have a fine gat tagoer ew potatoes grown from ce! seed assorted and free from scab. Try a sack of Pinnacle Gems and you will use no others. Free delivery to nearby points. R. J. Carlson at Q Ranch.