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Banks, J. R„ livery 35.00
Cosman, J. B., constable fees.... 20.05
Cluen, R. J., med. services 15.50
Craig, H., livery— „ 38.50
Cole, F. M., med. services 25.00
Doan & Hay, mdse ■■ 4.87
Driscoll, Tim, justice fees......— 10.65
First Nat. Bank Payette, in
surance policy — 69.00
Orimmett Auto Co., livery hire.. 12.00
01a8s & Prudhomme, supplies.. 160.00
Que, J. W., med. services... 10.00
9q ïn
29.50
Laieh Wm iivorv -»
r!!?„ h ' »,7 21 - 00 1
Holy Rosary Hospital, hospital
fees. Dis. $60.50
Jensen, Andrew & Co, supplies
Jones Fur. Co., mdse
Loder, W. F., med. serv. Dis.
»7.50 ..
Lang, A. H., services as cor
Miller, H. J., sten. fees
Miller, H. J., sten. fees
Monroe Finley, insurance policy
Maxey & Schnabel, mdse
Murphy, John, election con
stable ..
Moise-Kllnkner Co., numbering
machine
Mt. States Tel. Co., tel. serv
ice ..
.. 130.50
7.00
3-00 I
69.00 1
i .80
3.00
_ 5.00
19 35 '
Norton, Mrs. Kate, expenses...... im « i
Nampa Leader-Herald, printing 71.15
Nampa Leader-Herald, printing 42.60
Nampa Leader-Herald, printing 318.76
Poole, Tom, mdse 3.25
Pearson, T. C., expense 325.20
Piatt & Peckham Co.. burying
paupers I! 45.00
Piatt, W. H.. expenses 88.66
Syms-York Co., supplies 38.00
Sturgeon, R. E., bailiff fee. 21.00
Shaw, R. L, Justice fees. Dis.
$1.00 8.00
Skinner, Ed., printing 43.76
Shimp, W. R., Judge Little Wil
low Irr. Dist 4.00
Wllkerson, W. R., insurance
policy 138.00
Watkins, J. W„ deficiency Ill 81 1
In the matter of the application of
the directors of the Canyon County
" M tÄtÄbÄT
application voted that the |
commissioners after due consideration
of said application voted that the
amount of »2.000.00 be awarded the
Canyon Countv Fair ««oociation an<* ■
hereby au
Canyon Countv Fair - I
ttfe ^erk of the board^ iT herebv tu
thorized to issue war?ant2 on the cur-1
rent expense fund in the sum of I
»2,000.00 in favor of said Ca?von
County Fair assoclaUon for the year I
1912, " '
assoclaUon for the year j
Whereupon the board took a reces B
until Oct. 17. 1912, at 10 a. m.
Approved: W. H. PLATT,
Attest:
GEO. W. STOVEL,
Clerk.
Chairman
uiairman. I
Fourth Da j of the October Term.
Caldwell, Idaho, Oct. 17, 1912.
The board of county commissioners
met this day pursuant to a recess
taken on Oct. 16, 1912. All members
of the board being present, the fol
lowing proceedings were had, to-wlt:
The following bills were allowed
and warrants ordered drawn on the
çurrent expense fund for the follow
^
nint M. ' jur " Ce ^ » 19.20
Bank 15-00
Bank, First Nat, Caldwell,
R«nir i«. 4 — ö;- — 12 - 30
mers ' M8nd -
accnt „ 6.00
Commercial,
110.40
Emmett,
4.50
Payette,
Bank, Caldwell
assnd. accnt
Bank, First Nat
assnd. accnt
Bank, First Nat.
assnd. accnt
Bank of Emmett, assnd. accnt
Bank, Payette Nat, assnd.
accnt
Bank, First Nat. Ontario!
assnd. aocnt.
Bank, Fruitland State, assnd.
«n
32.00
4.25
24.46
6.80
accnt. 167.70
went ^ Nat ' aMnd *
TH?,n«b — 24.60
Blunck, Mrs. L. A, assnd.
accnt. „ 81.50
Baies, C. C.. Jur. cert— 15.90
Breshears, Frank. Jur. cert 15.30
Bate«, Lawrence, Jur. cert 2.00
7 60
Cutberth Maude V., wit cert.™ 1L60
Chaney, James R., Jur. cert 19.80
Farley, W. W., Jur. cert. 2.00
Fulton, Chas., Jur. cert 27.00
Grete, Fred. Jur. cert... 12.30
Gilbert, Frank, Jur. cert 21.30
HÄWÄ ^
K ^<* 8 ' j E p ' J" r - cert 12.00
Sri E n r nd ; ac ^ 2.00
Burstett, Christ, wit oert
Bartles, Laura J.,.wit cert
Campbell, Joe, wit cert...
Kellog, Geo. O. A., wit. cert lO^S
Kingery, Chas., Jur. cert. "" — 1
tungery. unas., Jur. cert 10.25
I*mon Or^ge wit cert 4.26
— • .... *.20 I
Lytle, C. L, Jur. cert 3 .50
4.25
< n.
Lemon, Wm., wit. cert
Lauderbaugh, Caroline, wit cert
Murray, W. A, wit cert
Palmer, J. M., Jur. cert
Park, C. L., Jur. cert
Peterson, A., wit cert. Ü
Rlggs, Boise, wit cert
Reese, S. J., wit. cert
Sanford, A O., Jur. cert
Stephens, W. R., Jur,
Smith, Martin, wit (
Smith, Andrew, wit cert
Tlsh, J., Jur. cert
Vaugh, Mrs. Emma, wit. cert
Vaughn, D. F., wit cert
White, R. M., Jur. cert
Yockey, N. P., wit cert
4.25
7.60
2.00
10.80
7.60
2.60
2.25
cert 9.00
'• cert 24.30
cert 7.50
. cert 7 RA I
nHÜ
23-40
2.00
2.00
7.80
2.00
CÄ ü- e "^ü , °, tlng Co '...Prtnttog." 440.35 j
The following road overseers' re-1
ports were approved:
Anderson, C. L., district No. 44.
Black, Bert, district No. 21.
Callsen, August, district No. 56.
Davison, W. F., district No. 33.
Findley, Wm., district No. 64.
Hickok, E, C., district No. 13
Hoagland. A. L., district No. 34.
Ireton, Thomas, district No. 3.
Moulton, Clayton, district No. 63.
Rees, N. E.. district No. 57.
Riddle, J. E., district No. 19
Roberts. R. J., district No. 27
White, Ira, district No. 40.
The following Justices' reports were
approved:
Bates, M. A.. Parma.
Driscoll. Tim, Payette.
Hart, John H., Nampa.
Logan, W. J., Emmett.
McVey, W. S.. Caldwell.
Stokesberry, Emmett.
R. L. Shaw, Payette.
Robert H. Weed, Parma.
Whereupon the board took a recess
until Oct 18, 1912, at 10 a. m.
Approved: W. H. PLATT,
,.. Chairman.
Attest: GEO. W. STOVEL.
Clerk.
m
I Fifth Day of the October Term.
Caldwell, Idaho, Oct. 18, 1912.
The board of county commissioners
me t this day pursuant to a recess
taken on Oct. 17. All members of the
uoard being present, the following
I proceedings were had, to-wlt:
I The following bills were allowed
I an d warrants ordered drawn on the
road fund for the following amounts:
Anderson, H. C., labor » 6.00
Anderson, C. L., labor 152.00
..... - „ - . . . „„
Brinkley L. H. labor * ™
ab " 24.00
ïn I «ont tor înhnï ifii'nn
Beut er. Ed., labor
lieutler, Wm„ labor 62.00
dallard, Bert labor.. ...... 34.00
1 durdge, Charles L„ labor 13.75
Bird, Albert, labor 36.50
ßiack, Bert, labor 41.25
8.00
, .. , . , . 7-05
cal Isen, August, labor —— 2.00
«Jashman, Daniel, labor 8.00
(Jronk, J. H., labor 5.65
oook, Leroy labor........ 6.00
Charters, Williams, labor 32.00
Doan & Hay, mdse 6.25
7.00
2.00
Clements, John, labor
I oaldwell Fwd. Co., mdse
1
Davenport, G. W.. labor
' 1)11,101111 ^ Carter, mdse
« i uavia w n lahnr mnnir.
oSncân & Carter reDalrä ï"2o
UlmC an & Carter' ïeoa re 285
oonaldson W D labor 8 ou
» f?" , r i ! ™
oiedricksen' Antone 6 ' mdse' 15 00
uurham Bros labor î£ ?o
oavison G H llbor 35.40
jav on W f" llbor 78 oo
oalcZn A W labor 5 60
l^m^U 4s!oo
ÄrwtfiÄzzzz
ÄÄÄIIZ:
r'rost, Montle, labor
Graves, R. G., labor
ùilmore, N. C., labor
1 W T'
Hawkins n  labor 0 ' 22*
10.50
5.00
4.00
14.00
22.00
60.00
70
99.25
ÏÏrr »Ä
| Hansen .Henry, 'iabor 15*00 }
SëaKland V ÏT' abor îfi on
Hanf én H^r^'libo? ir
^1 ® es' f ß labor ™ ™'or>
■ - - - - - lal)or 13.00
I nuiuiea, j. iü ., iaDor 13.001
Heath ' Ed - labor " 20.00
rflckok - K C " labor 73 76
I ** ess ' £•» ^ a ^ or 64.00 I
ireton ' Thos " labor 3.75
I lda ;J™ p >,£ ° ra î D i. Co -' mdBe I
j or dan, Claud, labor.'.'. .Z
Knox^c"^ ^ahi? b ° r
S' £ S"
|T"
5.00
32.00 I
17.90
7.26
17~Ä~Y' "V, TV 26.50
I j^dwig Henry, labor.. 4.00
Long, Harry A., labor... ....... 67.301
Long, Harry A., labor — 63.85
Moulton, Clayton T., labor 67.00
Maxey & Schnabel, mdse... 1.50 I
16.501
16.00 I
20.00 I
2.50 J
9.001
7.00 I
9.60 I
Myers, Geo. H., labor...
IMesler, L., labor...
—,
Moreland, Archie, labor
Matthews, N. E., labor
.«orrow, W. W., labor
Morrow, H. H., labor
Mutch, Stewart, labor
Myers, Vera, labor 10.00
Myers, A. E., labor 49.00
Moore, F., labor 4.10
McGuire, Emmett. labor 4.00
Nelson David, labor 6.00
n} 8611 ' ^ orman ' } abor 4-00
Olsen, Norman, labor 2.00
0yl ® ar & Pabringer, mdse 4.85
IPauJsön, Theodore, labor 7.50
Phinney, D. C., labor 16.00
Payne, Milt, labor 32.00
Pickard, Hugh, labor 2.26
Peterson Theo labor... 26.40
Paine, Wiley, labor
t 7.25
î\ î ^° n, T A V - abor — 100
Qülek, J. D., labor 6.00
Rynearson, Joseph, labor 2.00
o ^ an ii ? r :' - 12.00
Rowland, Ray, labor 8.00
Randolph, Arthur, labor 34.00
Rodgers, Fred, labor 4.00
Rowan, a B., repairs 21.001
Roberts, R. J., labor 68.00
mchir'ds' f'i ab ? r h 48 00
Richards, A A., labor 6.00
Rupp, A. F., labor 65.60
Smith, Chas., labor 44.00
Smith, John, labor 82 00
Shlller, R„ labor 40.00
Smith, Samuel, labor... " 8 OO
SEiÄ-nzr-" â|
Thornack D A labor r no
Taylor, A. H., l'abor„_Z.';r.:Z 28.00
Takenchi, G. S„ labor.... 6 00
Tarlton, Chester, labor.... 6 00
Tucker, Will, labor ~ 4 40
Tchudy, A., labor. i?7r
Tompson, John, labor * " ' 18 00
;. ä
Williamson, Bert MTÜbOTZZ 42^0
Wing, Martin, labor., 8.00
Williamson, Herb, labor
" - - -
White. Ira, labor. 63 SO
White. R. M.. Iabor..„„:::ZZZ 30.06
w il lie, K. M. labor on aa
Wells, Edd labor 2 on
Wheeler. R.', labor"" 0 00
w-i.- t.. . .
4 on
4 00
•
Yates, John, labor
Zimmerman, Wm., labor.!..
Zimmerman, Ora, labor....!".."!!!"
The following bridge bîîïs were m-■
lowed and warrants ordered drawn on
the bridge fund for the following
amounts :
Adams Lumber Co lumber te
Amesbury H labor moo
Allen, C à i'abôr 2 o on
RA I r»i 1_ . . 9.00
Black . Bert. labor..
Betts, Jacob, labor.
62.00
28.00
Binford Lbr. Co lumber so™
Coughanour, W A mdse 7« II
Cover. C. C. labor !'on
Davison IT H l »w 4 00
j Davison,' W f" l'abC? 12 00
Doan & Hay mdse
Dledrlchsen, John iäbö'r 4H0
Eubanks, Tom labor }, j!
Fisk, W. E. mdse 2 fi?
Flint H r mZ""
Gray,' D. W.. labor 70'ftn
Garlôck Mai lahnr
Hanratty, Pat, labor 77 00
Hickok F r iah«, 77.00
Hicks Hdw. Co. labor 4 65
Hansen. Henry labor « 00
Hoagland, A L labor icon
Harding. L„ mdse _!.7." 1 W
Ireton, Thos., labor * kr 7* L
Justus. J. c., labor !oo
Knox. D. D., labor «no L
Krehbiel, John G„ labor 6 00
McNish, J., mdse -- fti « 00 |
m ui\ is il , j.. mase ci a at I
Mallett, H. W„ labor. ? nn
Mundle, L. L„ mdse 3 75
Ovlear £ Patirin^/ »-JS
Oylear & Fahringer renaira
Roberts. R. J. labor . P 4 m
Riddle, J. E.. labor 14 00
Ro8well Park Fruit Co mdse 51 «0
Rees. N. E.. labor .. « on ?
Roberts. Clark L., labor 9 00
Stevens. G. O., labor ----- .
Small. E. M.. mdse j'sk 1Î
Stone Lbr. Co., mdse 187 80
Tyler, Charles, labor moo I a
Thompson, H. O., labor ™ 8.00 I
White, Ira, labor
Weaver, 1 avid, labor 4.00
Womack, Isaac, mdse 14.00
Whereupon the board took a recess
until Oct. 23, 1912.
Approved: W. H. PLATT,
Chairman.
Attest: GEO. W. STOVEL,
Clerk.
Caldwell, Idaho, Oct. 23, 1912.
The board of county commissioners
met this day pursuant to a recess
taken on Oct. 18, 1912. All members
of tbe boar d being present the follow
kg proceedings were had, to-wit:
j n the matter of the petition of John
N. Ellerman, et al., praying for the
establishment of a herd district, on
motion the same Is denied.
In the matter of the petition of C.
a . Strong, et a!., Inhabitants of school
district No. 11, praying that the fol
lowing described property
The SH of Sec. 15, SE% and W%
0 f Sec. 16, all of section 17, 20-21-22,
and the west % of section 23, all In
Twp. 7 N. R. 4 W„ be added to said
district No. 11.
On motion the petition is granted.
in the matter of the petition of J. H,
„ * , , - --- - -— —
P ^ e ® c °"' et al " ^habitants of road dis
. .°Jl' praying for the appoint
m of Tholna8 Eubank as road over
seer of 8a,d district.
0n mot,on the P etlt,on 1» granted
an , d Thoma " Eubank 18 hereby ap
polnt ed road overseer of said district.
In the matter of the 1,011,1 ,n 016
SUm 0f ,* 10 ' 000 of the Bank ° f Nampa,
\Zl % ® Same 18 ° rdered CaD "
i56:SSL^Sct up 2°4 n i t 9 h i e 2 board t00k a rece8B
Approved :' W.H.PLATT,
Chairman.
Attest: GEO. W STOVEL.
Clerk.
28.00
"
ln S proceedings were had, towit :
Caldwell, Idaho, Oct. 24, 1912.
The board of county commissioners
taken on Oct. 23. 1912. All members
of the board being present the follow»
„ In the matter of the resignation of
Ç. Bull, as county physician, on
m0 , t,0 î L the 8am <> 1» accepted.
* n 1 the matter of the application of
Dr- Cole and Dr. Johnson for the ap
po . lntment aB count y Physician, a vote
being taken resulted as follows
D. P. Dodd and J. E. Kerrick voting
for Dr. Cole and W. H. Piatt voting
for Dr. Johnson. On motion Dr. Cole
was appointed county physician.
In the matter of the application of
J. E. Weeks, et al., inhabitants of
school districts No. 33, 34 and 61 to
form a rural high school district 'for
the purpose of maintaining a rural
high school, on motion the same is
denied.
In the matter of the resignation of
H. Halloway as road overseer of
road district No. 42, on motion the
same is accepted.
same accepted.
I In the matter of the petition of J. H
„
Holloway, et al., inhabitants of road
district No. 42, praying for the aD
pointment of Charles Zeisler as road
overseer of said district on moUon
Charles Zeisler Is hereby appointed
road overseer of road district No. 42
In the matter of the petition of E
B. Seaton, et al., praying that certain
lands now embraced within the boun
dary lines of road district No. 42, be
taken out to form a new road district
on motion the same is denied
In the matter of the petition of John
i ~ . .
The following officer's report is ap
proved:
I R. Mammon, et al., praying thaï school
district No. 7 now embraced in rural
high school district No. 1 be set apart
and not be a part of rural high school
district No. 1. on motion the same is
| denied.
A. O. Christopher, assessor and ex
officio tax collector
Whereupon the board took a recess
until Oct. 25, 1912.
Approved
Attest:
W. H. PLATT,
Chairman.
GEO. W. STOVEL,
Clerk.
» ^ of count y commissioners
uken on Oct In & r ^ e8s
nf th. vL?-.!' k members
ard belng P re8ent , the fol
n P r( >ceeding8 were had, to-wit:
Board of County Commissioners
Hono?ahlo°^l£° Unty ' Caldwe11 ' Idaho -
H Ät^the terms of your ad
bonds namely ° f ^ °' ,47,00 ° brldge
BHdÄd,-!
Bridge Bonds—Series A of Canyon
county, Idaho, to an amount aggre
\ . an amount a SK re "
?^°!,„i h , e „. P !; , „ nC ' Pa '. 8 _ utn ° f » 4 ? 000
. . *—" v, p w ' b «ui ui ftu .vuu
compr d of 40 bonds numbered from
f to , 40, both '»elusive, of the denom
nntinti nf ti AAA *..«
[nation of »1,000 each, dated July 1,
D - 1912, bear 'ng Interest from thefr
? a ' e unt ^ P a 'd at a rate not exceed
ing five (5) per centum per annum,
navflhla OAml t ^
., .
T , se i ni ; annualI y January first
^° d ü ^ respectively, in each
year, both principal thereof and in
^ her , eon . Ç^able a t the Na
? .^ ank of Co^ense, In the city
^ 8t , ate ? f New York ' u - a -
hecomine due anil nnvnhla aarloll»
becoming due and payable serially as
follows:
Nos. 1 to 4, inclusive, to become due
„ 1 Ü? V? clu8,ve - to
and V 922 '
, h Î? ».^elusive, to become due
and J «'y 1- 1923.
N ° 8 ' J* t0 Î 2 -' 'ncluVive. to become
du ®, and P a yable July 1, 1924.
h „»°1 13 t0 J, 6 ' , in , clu8lve . to become
du « a °d Payable July 1, 1925.
. to 20, Inclusive, to become
due an d payable Julv 1, 1926.
No8 ' - 21 to . 24, ^c'nslve. to become
due and P ft y ab 'e July I, 1927.
!° 8 ' a 5 t0 ki 8, lnclu "' ve . to become
due and payable July 1, 1928.
Lm °»'/ 9 t0 h 3 , 2 ' lnc luslvo, to become
^ and „ pa / ab i e July 1929 -
s, .^3 •,?' 1 ' nc ' us ' v e. to become
C ,:T !! ^V'," 30 '
j £ • ,nc ' U8ive . to become
n ^ d p £ yable July x -
Br J d Se Bo«ids—Series B„ of Canyon
, an amount agKre *
gating the principal sum of »5,000
,—; * —wi
f , of 10 bonds numbered con
C !h 7 1 1 , to 10, 1)0111 'nclusive,
the denomination of »500 each.
'«e aenommation of »500 each.
Ä ?"' y ?". 1912 ' bearing ^
. m th f. ,r date untU P a,d at a
D exce c flve (5) per centum
a nn»m payable semi-annually
Hvowf'î' V and Ju,y flr8t - respec
, ln eacb year, both principal
the thereon P a y a ble
«î» ^ k of Commerce, in
k" 7 a , ad 8 i ate of New York - ü. S.
follows" 8 and PV^Ie serially
ra
of
If
of
ord
eral
by
No. 1 to become due ard payable
July 1, 1922.
No. 2 to become due and payable
July 1, 1923.
No. 3 to become due and payable
July 1, 1924.
No. 4 to become due and payable
July 1, 1925.
No. 5 to become due and payable
July 1, 1926.
No. 6 to become due and payable
July 1, 1927.
No. 7 to become due and payable
July 1, 1928.
No. 8 to become due and payable
July 1, 1929.
No. 9 to become due and payable
July 1, 1930. .
No. 10 to become due and payable
July 1. 1931.
Bridge Bonds—Series C., of Canyon
county, Idaho, to an amount aggre
gating the principal sum of »2,000,
comprised of 20 bonds numbered con
secutively from 1 to 20, both inclusive,
of the denomination of »100 each,
dated July 1, A D. 1912, bearing in
terest from their date until paid at a
rate not exceeding five (5) per centum
per annum, payable semi-annually
January first and July first, respec
lively, in each year, both principal
thereof and interest thereon payable
at the National Bank of Commerce, in
the city and state of New York. U. S.
A., and becoming due and payable
serially as follows:
Nos. 1 and 2, inclusive, to become
due and payable July 1, 1922.
- Nos. 3 and 4, inclusive, to become
due and payable July J., 1923.
Nos. 6 and 6, inclusive, to become
due and payable July 1, 1924.
Nos. 7 and 8, Inclusive, to become
due and payable July 1. 1925.
Nos. 9 and 10, inclusive, to become
due and payable July 1, 1926.
Nos. 11 and 12, Inclusive, to become
due and payable July 1. 1927.
Nos. 13 and 14, Inclusive, to become
due and payable July 1, 1928.
Nos. 15 and 16, inclusive, to become
due and payable July 1, 1929.
Nos. 17 and 18, inclusive, to become
due and payable July 1, 1930.
Nos. 19 and 20. inclusive, to become
due and payable July 1, 1931.
We tender for said bonds the sum of
'orty-seven thousand one hundred fifty
Ave dollars (»47,156).
Respectfully submitted,
KEELER BROTHERS.
State of Idaho, )
)ss.
tounty of Canyon,)
Accepted by the undersigned for and
on behalf of Canyon county, Idaho.
W. H. PLATT, Chairman,
J. E. KERRICK, member,
D. P. DODD, Member,
GEO. W. STOVEL, Clerk,
Board of County Commissioners
(Seal.)
of
of
be
is
Eighth Day of the October Term.
Caldwell, Idaho, October 26th, 1912.
At a meeting of the board of county
commissioners of Canyon County,
Idaho, lawfully called and duly held
(pursuant to that certain resolution
and order of September 30th, 1912, of
said board, and recess taken), at its
office in the court house, in the city
of Caldwell, Idaho, in said county, on
Friday, to-wlt: The 25th day of
October, A D. 1912, at the hour of 10
o clock a. m. at which there were
present:
Chairman, W. H. Piatt. Commission
er D. P. Dodd, Commissioner J. E.
Kerrick, board of county commission
ers, Geo. W. Stovel, clerk of the dis- 1
trict court of said county, and as such
ex-officio clerk of said board of coun
ty commissioners; the following I
among other things, was had and done' I
namely: -
The minutes of the previous meeting
of the board were read and approved I
Commissioner J. E. Kerrick intro-1
duced the following resolution and
order and moved its adoption, to-wit:
"Whereas, Pursuant to law and that
certain resolution of said board made
on the 22nd day of June, A D 1911 a
special election was called and ôr
dered to be held in the several voting
preclncts in and for Canyon county
Idaho, on Saturday, to-wlt: the 6th I
day of August, A D. 1911 between I
the hours of 9 o'clock a. in, and
o'clock p. m„ for the purpose of tak-1
Ing the vote of the qualified electors
of said county upon the questions of
bonding said county in the amounts
and for the following purposes re
spectlvely, to-wit:
»16,795 tor the erection and con
structlon of a bridge in and for said
county across the Payette river near
Fruitland, Idaho, known as the Fruit
'.and-Payette river bridge I
»15,875 for the erecUon and con
structlon of a bridge in and for said
county across the Payette river near
New Plymouth, Idaho, known as the
Mew Plymouth-Payette river bridge;
and I
»15,950 for the erection and con-1
structlon of a bridge in and for said
county across the Payette river near
Letha, Idaho, known as the Letha
Payette river bridge.
And whereas, In further pursuance „
of the resolution aforesaid, the clerk I
of this board did cause separate print-1
ed notices of the intention to hold
said election to vote upon the ques-1 C
tlons of the Issuance of bonds for the
erection and construction of the ,
Fruitland-Payette river bridge, the w
the New Plymouth-Payette river
bridge and the Letha-Payette river I îf
bridge, respectively, in and for said te
county. to be posted in the two most
conspicuous places in each of the sev-1
era precincts of said county, which
notices posted in said precincts did I
name the places of holding said elec
tlon therein, and did also cause print-1 a
ed notices of the Intention to hold said I
election to vote upon said bridge-bond I
propositions to be published ln "The 2Î
Emmett Index." a weekly newspaper
printed and published ln said county
and of general circulation therein, in P
l8 o, ue8 lhereof °f Ju, y 13. July 20, k°
July 27 and August 3. A. D. 1911. as
ra # 2^, e H y a PP®ars from those certain I *v«
affidavits of posting and publication I .
now on file and of record in the office
M I been
of said board; and
Whereas it appears from the re-l b , e8
turns of said election, as made by the I ?
Judges and clerks conducting the same b ®
If «fi 1 ° f th , e 8everal ™ting precincts Uli
of said county, now on file and of rec-12
ord in the office of said board that the deliv
judges and clerks, respectively duly â B
appointed to act in each of the sev
eral voting precincts of said county
by order of this board made at lü Ll
hne 22. 1911, meeting, qualified and
acted as Judges and clerks of election|
In their respective precincts and con
duced the aforesaid election therein
and, within three days thereafter,
made return of said election to this
board, as and in the manner provided
by law; and
Whereas, , Said board of county
commissioners, the auditor acting as
clerk, did heretofore and on, to-wit:
August 9, 1911, act aa a board of can
vassers of election of the said elec
tion by proceeding publicly, at their
office, to open the returns and can
vass the votes of said election; and
said returns were then and there duly
canvassed by said board of canvassers
in the same manner as the returns for
élection of county and precinct of
ficers are canvassed, and the result
of the vote upon each of the bridge
bond propositions submitted at said
election was officially declared by the
county board of canvassers by record
ing the total vote cast in each precinct
for and against each of the proposed
issues of bonds, in a book provided
for recording the results of the gen
eral election, and by making a com
plete copy of such record (duly certi
fied to by them) and depositing the
same with the auditor of said county;
and
Whereas, Said canvass and the
aforesaid book for recording the re
sults of elections Bhows:
1. That the total number of ballots
oast at said election by the duly qual
ified electors of said county upon the
question of issuing »16,796 bonds for
the erection and construction of
bridge in and for said eounty across
the Payette river near Fruitland,
Idaho, known as the Frultland-Pay
ette river bridge, was 3,419, of which
2,897 ballots were "Bonds, Yes," and
522 ballots were "Bonds, No;" and
that a majority o£ 2,376, which ex
ceeded two-thirds, of all of the bal
lots cast was In the affirmative and
"Bonds, Yes."
2. That the total number of ballots
cast at said election by the duly Qual
ified electors of said county upon the
question of issuing »16,876 bonds for
the erection and construction of a
bridge in and for said county across
the Payette river near New Plymouth,
Idaho, known as the New Plymouth
Payette river bridge, was 3,460, of
which 3,087 ballots were "Bonds, Yes,"
and 373 ballots were "Bonds, No;" and
that a majority of 2,714, which ex
ceeded two thirds of all of the ballots
cast was in the affirmative and
"Bonds, Yes."
That the total number of ballots
cpsr at said election by the duly qual
•Sea electors of said county upon the
question of issuing »l^./iSO bonds for
t^e fe'cct'on and construction of a
bridge in and for said county across
ihe Payette river nmr Letha. Idaho,
Known ss the Lctkr-Payette river
o.irtgt. v.-as 3,388, of vhieh 2,867 bal
lots were "Bonds; Yes," and 621 bal
lots were "Bonds, No;" and thai a
majority of 2,346, which exceeded two
thirds, of all of the ballots cast was
m the affirmative and "Bonds, Yes."
And whereas. It has been deter
mined and is hereby declared that the
notices of said election for the pur
pose of submitting the questions re
spectively, of the erection and con
struction of said bridges by the lssu
an ce of bonds, were posted and pub
lished as and in the manner and for
the time required by section 1968, re
vised codes of Idaho, as amended by
an act passed at the 10th session of
i.«,. —
7 ., g slatur e of said state; that said
1 f ,e ™ on was duly held and conducted
, o«o e . manner prescribed by section
, of Bald revlsed codes; that each
I ever y person voting at said elec
I posscsse«! the qualifications pre
scribed by said amended section 1968
an i d , 111 al L r , es Pects was at the time of
I vo g a dul y Qualified elector of said
°? u ?i ' « at e ball< rts cast at said
eIectl0n * n each of the several voting
P I e .u of 8al(1 county upon each
res Pective bridge-bonding prop
«»bmitted thereat, ware duly
^ f ^ udges "»d clerk con
8 t . e ec J ion 1x1 thelr respec
H, ® V °, ^ s ,/ re 1 c, i? c "' who made re "
8a ' d m and in the
I ? .u u 111,16 requlred
I « « w ' board of county com
71° , 8aJd county; that as
f*. elecUon returns were re
™.7/i d !? y " Î, h° ar d of county com
wa8 on to " wlt = the
» after said election, namely:
, ug ?• the said board
of county commissioners with the
Î k ' to "!. acting as clerk, convened as
board ? f canvassers of election and
proceed ed publicly, at their office, to
°f. en ? e and canvass the
I v s 8a ' d elfctlon in the same
™ an ° er " 016 returns of elecUon of
u ? and precinct officers are can
va88ed ; and tb e result of said election
^ thereupon officially declared by
ûfî, f. ou board of canvassers by
recording the total vote cast upon
!?, a w b f*® hrtdge-hond propositions
, * ed »aid election In each
P!, e P„ ^ fo J, and against each of said
,® bonding propositions in a book
provided for recording the results of
„ g , elleral elecUon, and by making a
"ÎS. copy °' ,a * d record (duly
b y them) apd depositing
®ame with the auditor of said
C °n?u y ' and
°n?u '
Y ^ reaB / Pursuant to the authority
, and dlr ®ction contained and conferred
w y 1 certain resolution of this
»u* 1 made 011 th e 30th day of Sep
îf ln t î >er ' D : 1912 - notice of the ln
te . ntI . on of «aid board of county com
Issue, negoUate and
1 5 47 « 000 bridge bonds of said
®°" nt y and Inviting bids therefor was
published for 3 consecutive* cal
endar ? eeks ln "The Leader-Herald."
a * e ™'"^eekly newspaper printed
publl shed and of general circulation
8ald county, in the issues thereof
2Î 9 ctober 4tb . 8th, llth, 16th, 18th
?^ d " and 25tb - 191 2. as more fully
from Publisher's affidavit of
P ub J' catl °? now on file and of record
k° ° fflce t of tbe clerk of said
wu f count y commissioners: and
*v« j 1 * 6 ? 8, bridge bonds have
. b y tb ' 8 board, pursuant to the
I® 3 n0t,Ce of BaIe aforesaid,
been duly awarded and sold, upon the
_
, e8 î î ermB and upo^eTowesTrate
ln Jerest at which said bonds can
® 80,d - and at a Price exceeding the
8a,d bond s together with
n Interest thereon to date of
deliv ® r y. Keeler Brothers, Financial
B 8, w,tb offl ces in the dty of
bidders 1?,°' Co, orado. the highest
W r«. ?' 1 " d .
! ',, U appeara fr om the rec
^J f .'^ c ? unty that th ® »aid
^Ätar mÄed^taÄVTth
all existing indebtedness of said
county, is within every debt limit pre
scribed by the constitution and laws
of the state of Idaho; and
Whereas. It is the duty of this
board to issue said bonds as and in
the manner provided by law for the
purposes aforesaid; now, therefore,
in consideration of the premises,
Be it resolved and ordered by the
board of county commissioners ■ of
Canyon county, in the state of Idaho,
as follows:
1. That It be and hereby Is certified
recited and warranted, tl)at all condi
tions, acts and things necessary and
essential to the validity of the bonds
hereinbefore and hereinafter men
tioned and required by law to be done,
have been fully done and performed!
2. That for the purpose of raising
all but »620 of the funds required for
the erection and construction of the
following:
A bridge at a cost of »16,796. in and
for Canyon county, Idaho, across the
Payette river near Fruitland, Idaho,
known as the Fruitland-Payette river
bridge;
A bridge at a cost of »16.876, ln and
for Canyon county, Idaho, across the
Payette river near New Plymouth,
Idaho, known as the New Plymouth
Payette river bridge; and
A bridge at a cost of »16,960, ln and
for Canyon county, Idaho, across the
Payette river near Letha, Idaho,
known as the Letha-Payette river
bridge;
as mentioned In the preamble hereof,
there shall be and there are hereby
ordered and directed to be Issued, the
negotiable bridge bonds of said county
to an amount aggregating the princi
pal sum of »47,000, which shall be
known as, designated and comprised
as follows:
Bridge bonds—series A, of Canyon
county, Idaho, to an amount aggregat
ing the principal sum of »40,000, com
prised of 40 bonds numbered from 1
to 40, both inclusive, of the denomina
tion of »1,000 each, dated July 1 A. d.
1912, bearing Interest from their
until paid at the rate of flve (6) per
centum per annum, payable semi-an
nually January first and July first, re
spectively, in eacb year (said Install
ments of Interest to date of maturity
of principal evidenced by appropriate
coupons attached to each bond) both
principal thereof and interest thereon
payable ln gold coin of the United
States of America, of or equal to the
present standard of weight and fine
ness at the National Bank of Com
merce, in the city and state of New
York, U, S. A., and becoming due and
payable serially as follows:
Nos. 1 to 4, Inclusive, to become due
and payable July 1, 1922.
Nos. 6 to 8, inclusive, to become due
and payable July 1, 1923.
Nos. 9 to 12, Inclusive, to become
due and payable July 1. 1924.
Nos. 13 to 16, Inclusive, to become
due and payable July 1, 1925.
Nos. 17 to 20j inclusive, to become
due and payable July 1, 1926.
Nos. 21 to 24, inclusive, to become
due and payable July 1, 1927.
Nos. 25 to 28, inclusive, to become
due and payable July 1. 1928.
Nos. 29 to 32, inclusive, to' becomC
due and payable July 1, 1929.
Nos. 33 to 36, Inclusive, to become
due and payable July 1, 1930.
Nos. 37 to 40, Inclusive, to become
due and payable July l, 1931.
Bridge bonds—series B, of Canyon
county, Idaho, to an amount aggregat
ing the principal sum of »5,000, com
prised of 10 bonds numbered con
secutively from 1 to 10, both inclusive,
of the denomination of »600 »«"h
dated July l, a. d. 1912, bearing in
terest from their date until paid at
the rate of flve (5) per centum per
annum, payable semi-annually Janu
ary first and July first, respectively,
in each year (said Installments of In
terest to date of maturity evidenced
by appropriate coupons attached to
each bond), both principal thereof and
Interest thereon payable in gold coin
of the United States of America of
or equal to the present standard of
weight and fineness at the National
Bank of Commerce, ln the city and
state of New York, U. S. A., and be
coming due and payable serially as
follows:
JulJr°'l, 1 l922. beCOme dU ® and payable -
July 0 'l, 2 1923. beCOme dUe &nd Payable
JuVy 1, 3 1924 beCOme due * nd P«ya>»le
JuVy'l/me h 600 ™* due *** Payable
JuVy°'l, 6 19 t 26. beCOn,e dU<# Md payabU
Jul?'l. 6 i9 t 27. beCOme due and PVaMe
JuVy°'l, 7 19 t 28. beCOme dU ® * nd pajrabIe
JuVy°'l. 8 19 t 29. beCOme dUe aDd Payabl ®
Ju?yVl9 t 30 beCOme dU ® Payable
Jul?'l. 1 i93i. become due 11114 Payable
a
Bridge bonds—series C, of Canyon
h? UD *fc ' Idaho - to an amount aggregat
ing the principal sum of »2,000 com
prised of 20 bonds numbered ~n
nf^h i y fro ? 1 1 t0 20 ' ho" 1 Inclusive,
of the denomination of »100 each
dated July 1, A. d. 1912, Saring^?.'
λÎI . m l heIr date until paid at
ant 6 ? ve (5) Per centum per
* pay 5 semi-annually Janu
and July first, respectively,
jn each year (said Installments of in
terest to date of maturity of principal
® v ' d ®'J c ® d b y appropriate coupons at
fh2rf d , t0 each bond), both principal
thereof and interest thereon payabl*
In gold coin of the United States of
America, of or equal to the present
standard of weight and fineness at the
National Bank of Commerce, ln the
city and state of New York, Ü. 8. A.,
and becoming due and payable serially
follows:
N ob. 1 and 2, inclusive, to become
due and payable July 1, 1922.
Nos 3 and 4, Inclusive, to become
due and payable July 1, 1#J8.
Nos. 6 and 6, Inclusive, to become
due and payable July 1, 1824.
7 and 8. Inclusive, to become
due and payable July 1, 1986.
Nos. 9 and 10, Inclusive, to become
due and payable July l. 192e.
Nos, 11 and 12, inclusive, to become
due and payable July 1, 1927.
Nos. 13 and 14, inclusive, to beoome
due and payable July 1, 1928.
Nos. 16 and 16, inclusive, to beoome
due and payable July 1, 1929.
Nos, 17 and 18. Inclusive, to become
due and payable July l, 1980.
Nos. 19 and 20, Inclusive, to
due and payable July 1, 1981.