The Teton peak. [volume], February 05, 1903, Image 3

About The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904

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St. Anthony. Idaho, Jan. 12, 1903.
Pursuant to the statutes ol the state of Idaho,
in such case made and provided, the commis
sioners-elect in and for Fremont county. Idaho,
convened. Present: Richard J. Costley,
George A. Cordon and Edwin H. Little and
Clerk A. M. Carter. The following proceedings
were had. to-wit:
Richard J. Costley, George A. Cordon and
Edwin S. Little took the oath of office as
county commissioners of said Fremont county.
Idaho, before Clerk A. M, Carter.
Upon motion of Richard J. Costley, duly and
regularly seconded by Edwiti S. Little, George
A Cordon was unanimously elected chairman
of the board of co. commissioners of Fremont
county. Idaho, for tin; ensuing term of
office of said commissioners.
The official bonds or George A. Cordon, Rich
ard J. Costley and Edwin S. Little, county
commissioners of said Fremont county, Idaho,
were carefully examined, approved and order
ed filed.
The following named county offlcials-elect
were duly and regularly sworn in by the chair
man of the board, and their official bonds were
carefully examined, found to no in conformity
with law. and ordered tiled:
Victor C. Hegsted as clerk of the * district
court and ex -officio auditor and recorder and
clerk of the board of county, commissioners,
said bond having been heretofore fixed by the
board at $l0,U0ff.
Z. T. Clay as assessor and ex officio tax col
lector. said bond having been heretofore lixed
by the board at $25,000.
Lee S. Borrows us treasurer and ex-officio
public administrator, said bond having been
heretofore fixed by the board at 850,000.
Samuel Harrop, Sheriff.
John Donaldson, Probate Judge.
Grace Millimnn Taylor, Superintendent of
Schools.
The following precinct officers were carefully
examined, approved and ordered filed:
Francis M Molen Justice of Peace Driggs pro.
Kilgore "
44 Island "
• Highland "
James 11 Cochran
Justin A Knapp
Alfred CLangley
James W Green
Samuel Swann: r •• '* Iladen
Don G A Smith
George B Waters " Grant
Charles T Musgravo " " Menan
Prince A Crapo •* Parker
Thomas J Brown *• Fall Hiver
Fredrick II Winters " ' Archer
Thomas W. Richard*; Constable Fall River"
It is heteby ordered that the official bonds of
justices of the peace and of constable's be and
the same arc hereby placed at five hundred
dollars.
In the matter of the application of Victor C.
Hegsted. clerk ol the district court and ex
officio auditor and recorder und clerk of the
board of county commissioners, for authority
to appoint a deputy and employ a clerk or other
assistance in his office:
It satisfactorily appearing to the board, by
the affidavit of the publisher, that notice of in
tention to apply to this board for authority to
appoint a deputy and to employ such other cler
ical assistance as may be necessary to conduct
properly said office and to perform the duties of
the same, has been published in the Teton Peak
a newspaper published at St. Anthony, Idaho,
for more than 30 days prior to this date, and
this matter coming on regularly to be heard by
the board:
After having the evidence of A. M. Garter, i
Victor Hegsted and Ernest Brum well, and be- !
ing fully advised m l..o ,
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linds that one permanent deputy m said office i
is necessary, and that it will ue necessary for
said officer to have a clerk in addition to said
deputy, or further clerical assistance in ■aid
office to perform properly the duties of said
office. It is therefore ordered that said Victor
' ■ H f** led be uml lie 7 hero, ' > 'V,u' hi"
appoint one permanent deputy, und that his
salary he Uxed at the sum of three hundred
dollars per quarter, the same to he audited
and allowed as the salaries of all other county
official:
allowed and audited: and it is
further ordered that the said Victor C. Heg
sted be authorized to employa clerk whenever
the services of a clerk are necessary, and that
said clerk receive as compensation for his ser
vices not to exceed the sum of three dollars
per day, the same to be audited and allowed
as other claims against the county are audited
and allowed.
Victor C. Hegsted, clerk of the district court
and ex-officio auditor and recorder and clerk
of the board of county commissioners, having
duly and regularly appointed Ernest Brumwell
sis his permanent office deputy, said Ernest
Brain well took the oath of office as such
deputy before Chairman Cordon.
In the matter of the application of Samuel
Harrop. sheriff, for authority t «> appoint a
deputy in his office:
It satisfactorily appearing to the hoard,
by the affidavit of the publisher, that notice
of intention to apply to this board for author
ity to appoint a deputy as may he necessary
to conduct properly said office and to perform
the duties of the same, has been published in
the Teton Peak, a newspaper published at St.
Anthony, Idaho, for more than 30 days prior to
this date, and the matter coming on regularly
to be heard by the board:
After hearing the evidence of Nels P. Han
sen, retiring sheriff, and being fully advised in
the premises, the board finds that one perma
nent deputy in said office is necessary: U is
therefore ordered that said Samuel Harrop he
and he is hereby authorized to appoint one
permanent deputy and that his salary be Uxed
at the sum two hundred and forty dollars per
quarter, the same to be audited and allowed
as the salaries of all other county officials are
allowed and audited.
Samuel Harrop. sheriff, having duly and reg
ularly appointed William A. Ricks as his per
manent deputy. said William A. Ricks took the
oath of office as such deputy before Chairman
Cordon.
It satisfactorily appearing to the board that
small-pox is prevalent in Island Ward, and that
quarantine regulations have not been and are
not now being enforced, thereby inviting the
further spread of this contagious disease: It
is therefore ordered that Dr. George E. H.\de
be and he is hereby appointed temporary quar
antine physician with instruction to proceed at
once to said Island Ward and to establish and
enforce strict quarantine regulations in said
place as conditions may require
Ordered that this board do now adjourn till
tomorrow at 9:30o'clock a m.
Attest: Victor Hegsted, George A. Cordon,
Clerk. Chairman
St. Anthony, Idaho. January 13, 1903.
As per adjournment of yesterday, the Hon
orable board of county commissioners con
vened. Present: Chairman George A. Cor
don, Richard J. Costley and Edwin S. Little
and Clerk Victor Hegsted, when the following
proceedings were had. to-wit:
The official bonds of the following precinct
officers were carefully examined, approved
and ordered tiled:
Geo E Hill Justice of Peace Rigby precinct
Geo BEddie
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Jos S Hendricks *
William A Putt *
A Redford
Jasj Chandler *
Harry Randall
Medicine Lodge
Marysville
Spencer
Rigby
L> man
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Jas L Hoffman Constable
Christian Hansen
H 1) Fulmer
Daniel C Bruce
Holger F Olsen
David A Wilcox
Hiram Dillie
James G Harris
Thos S Simmons
.las H McCracken
K M Poole
Edward J Harrop
Soren P Nielsen
Il J N Adams •• Market Lake
Jos S Armstrong »• Parker "
CEUostan Justice of the Peace Lallelle"
The official bonds of the following road
overseers were carefully examined, approved
and ordered Hied:
Grant Road District
Lyman "
Archer "
Lewisville
Camas
Vernon
Leigh
Driggs
Rigby
Archer
Salem
Marysville
Lyman
Haden
LaBelle
Rudy
Joseph D Brown
John Blackburn
Charles Briggs
U F Jardine
Recess till 2 p. m.
As per recess, the board resumed its work,
when the following proceedings were had
to-wit:
The auditor's report for the 4th quarter of
1902 was carefully examined, found to be cor
rect. and approved.
Report of H. R. Jackett, overseer of road
district No. 33, Market Lake, was carefully ex
amined. and bill allowed on the road fund
for $100.70
Report of A. P. Anderson, overseer of road
district No. 36, Independence, was carefully
examined, approved, and bill allowed on the
road fund for $ 10 . 00 .
Report of Joseph W. Coucher, overseer of
road district No. 32, Rigby, was carefully ex
amined. approved, and bill allowed on the road
fund for $75.00.
Report of E. L. Williams, overseer of road
dislriet No. 17. Edmunds, was carefully ex
amined, approved, and bill allowed on the road
fund for $42.75.
Report of J. T. Workman, overseer of road
district No. -lti. Parker, was examined, ap
proved, and bill allowed on the road fund
for $1 7.50.
The official bond of Orsen P. Soule, county
attorney, was carefully examined, found to be
correct, and ordered tiled.
It is hereby ordered that the auditor be and
he is hereby ordered to hold all warrants is
sued tu delinquent tax-payers until said delin
quent taxes are paid, or in cases where con
sent of payee has been secured, that said war
rants be applied to the liquidation of said
delinquent taxes.
Report of J. B. Morgan, overseer of road
district No. 28. LaBelle. was carefully exam
ined. approved and bills allowed as follows:
On the road fund as per report $40 00
On bridge fund as per repairs, etc 14 00
On the road fund as per itimized bill at
tached, said bill covering an appropria
lion made by the previous board 100 00
The following bills were examined and al
lowed on the several funds:
Indigent (Twitchall) $ 7 98
Daniel VV Walters, quar mar 9.00 alldfor
Wmti Kimball, mdse to indg (Twichall:
J D Millsaps. exp as county attorney
BRIDGE.
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10 10
Joseph Kite, logs
J P Anderson, rock and stringers
39 15
9 00
George T Adams, work on Slough Bridge 9 00
John Williams " " 38 00
Samuel Hart, bridge work 1*2 00
ROAD
II W Jackson, lumber 71 44
EJ Lewis, work on road at Rigby 3 80
Wm My 1er •• " " 12 90
Ordered that this board do now adjourn till
tomorrow at 9:30 o'clock a. m.
Geor;
Clerk.
St. Anthony. Idaho,January. 14. 1903.
As per adjournment of yesterday, the Hon
orable board of county commissioners con
veiled. All present, when the following pro
ceedlngs were had, to-wit:
; A. Cordon.
Chairmai
..
V ictor Hegsted
The following reports for the fourth quarter
of 1902 were carefully examined, found to be
correct and are hereby approved :
J D Millsaps, county attorney.
N P Hansen, sheriff.
Richard II Smith, probate judge.
M M Hammond, assessor and collector.
Francis II. Roskelloy, supt. of schools.
Joint quarterly report of A M Carter, auditor,
and Lee S Borrows, treasurer.
The following bills were examined and same
allowed on the several funds:
CURRENT EXPENSE.
,i D Millsaps, salary as county atty $200 00
A M Carter, sal as auditor, recorder, etc 200 00
A M Carter " " "
AM Carter " 41
A M Carter " for Rose E Davis
AM Carter 44 " "
Richard 11 Smith, sal as probate judge
Richard H Smith, 44
Lee S Borrows, sal as county taeasurer
Lee S Borrows, office rent for *•
N P Hansen, sal as sheriff
J
for D P Rich, deputy
200 00
100 00
200 00
70 00
200 00
25 00
200 00
123 00
200 00
175 00
160 00
80 00
26 50
4 - board of prisoners
John E Pincock, sal as Co. commissioner 125 00
M J Kerr 44 44 " 125 00
S A Bond, sal as surveyor ">0 00
M M Hammoml. sal as assessor and col 200 00
200 00
i4 .» •» •• 200 00
8 50
25 00
165 00
141 00
60 00
3 00
1 50
16 CO
10 00
" stamps 33 08
Eli McEutire, sal as county commissioner 126 45
Francis H RosKelley, sal supt of schools 200 00
" expenses
Samuel Jones, sal as coroner
James Powell, sal as janitor
John Sayer, quarantine marshal
Hyrutn Bell "
A A Adams, constable 13 95 alld for
BOUNTY.
James F Beard, coyote scalps, etc.
A K Fritz 44
John Q Adams
Daniel Walters
Report of Adolph Murri. overseer of road dis
trict No. 15. South St. Anthony, was corefuliy
xamined, approved and bill allowed on the
road fund for $18.00.
Report of Oliver K. Meservey. overseer of
road district No. 20. Wilford, was carefully ex
amined, approved, and bill allowed on the road
fund for $ 11 . 00 .
Report of H R Cunningham, overseer of road
district No. 11. Vernon, was carefully exam
ined, approved and bill allowed on the road
fund for $10.00.
Report of G H Rich man. overseer of road dis
trict No. 22, Teton, was carefully examined,
approved and bill allowed on the road fund
for $14.00.
Report of W W Jenkins, overseer of road dis
trict No 35, Chapin, was carefully examined,
approved and bill allowed on the road fund
for $24.75.
Report of Joseph D Brown, overseer of road
district No Grant, was carefully examined,
approved and bill allowed on the road fund for
$38.25.
Report of Hiram Dille, overseer of road dis
trict No21, Salem, was carefully examined, ap
proved and bill allowed on the road fund for
Report of John E Hathaway, overseer of road
district No 14, Fall River, was carefully exam
ined, approved and bill allowed on the road
fund fur $8.15.
Report of John M Williams, overseer of road
district No 6. Independence, was carefully ex
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I amlned, approved and bill allowed on the rea l
; fund for S0.tS5.
j Report of Silas MeMinn. overseer «»f road dis
trict Ko 1, Lake, was ca-efully examined, un
proved and bill allowed on the road fund for
$35.00.
The official bonds of the following precinct
officers were carefully examined, approved and
ordered tiled:
H P Sprattling, justice of peace, Vernon pre
Minnie L "
Wm Naylor, constable Teton
The following bills were examined and al
lowed on the several funds:
BRIDGE
I F Kite, strnigers $42.50
Later Bros., lumber, etc for bridges 118 50
ROAD.
Alfred Weaver, hauling stringers 9 CHI
It appearing to the board, by petition and up
on affidavit of John M Williams, that O. P.
Talburgof Independence, is sick and in desti
tute circumstances; that lie is bedfast und re
quires the constant care of his wife and that la
has no relatives whose duty it is to provide for
him: and it further appearing to th 1 » board thaï
said Talburg has no property, real or personal,
except a claim to 10 acres on unpatented 'und.
and that he should receive assistance from the
county: It is therefore ordered that said O Pi
Talburg be and be Is hereby allowed the sum
of $15.00 per month until further ordered by th !
board, and that bill therefor be presented by
and warrant drawn in favor of the parties
presenting said bills.
Ordered that this board do now adjourn till
tomorrow at 9 o'clock a m.
Victor Hegsted. Geo. A. Gordon,
Clerk. Chairman.
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. St. Anthony. Idaho, January 15, 1903.
As per adjournment of yesterday, the Honor
able board of eounty commissioners convened.
Present: Chairman Cordon and Commissioners
Costley and Little and Clerk Victor Hegsted,
when the following proceedings were had, to
wit:
Upon petition of Parley Parker et al. it s
hereby ordered that James A Berry be appoint
ed justice of the peace of the Island precinct.
The petition of Charles Saurey et al, lor tin
appointment of James Rock as overseer <>l road
district No 11, Island, is hereby rejected.
Upon petition of John L Evans et al, James
A Berry is hereby appointed overseer of road
district No 11, Island.
All petitions for the appointment of janitor
are hereby laid over until the April meeting of
this hoard.
It is hereby ordered that James Powell he re
tained as janitor, under the present employ
ment and contract and at the same salary, for
the first quarter of 1903.
It satisfactorily appearing to the board that
one quarantine physician cannot, on account of
the vastness of the county, perform all work
necessary for the checking of and stamping out
of all contagious diseases, and cannot establish
and enforce proper quarantine regulations: It
is therefore ordered that a quarantine physi
cian be appointed for each commissioner's dis
trict in the county, at a compensation to be
hereafter fixed; and is is further ordered that
the county attorney draw up contract s with the
said quarantine physicians, the chairman of the
board to sign said contracts, and that each of
said physicians execute to the county a good
and sufficient.bond in the sum of $ KM MX) for the
faithful performance of his duties.
It is hereby ordered that, in conform: t\ with
an order heretofore made and entered, the loi
lowing quarantine physicians be and they are
hereby appointed for the several commissioner's
districts of the county, at the salary set oppo
site their respective names;
Dr George E. Hyde, 1st coininr's district, at
$360.00 per annum.
Dr George E Hyde, 2d commr's dislriet, at
$425.00 per annum.
Dr D L Blevins, 3d commr's district., at $300.00
per annum.
Recess till 2 p. m.
As per recess, the board resumed its work
when the following proceedings were had to
wit:
The official bonds of the following precinct
officers were carefully examined, approved and
ordered Hied:
James A Berry, justice of peace Island pre
Addison D Nolan " " Salem
Joseph E Morgan " LaBelle"
Stephen G Chandler " " Edmunds *■
Lorenzo C Waterman " " Leigh
Oscar Fields, constable Grant
J as A Berry, road overseer dist No 11. Island
Report of A S Sutton, overseen- of r >ad dis
trict No 27, Lyman, was carefully examined,
approved and bill allowed on the road fund for
$51.00.
The following bills were carefully examined
and allowed on the several funds:
C U RUE N T EX PE N S E
Gregory Jones abstracts of pro >ls etc 'll in
A K Dabell quar marshal Grant :\' t 5t>
mdse to indg i Bentlen 30 on
Albert Beazer
11
A A Adams constable Market Lak .• !
Watson & Moore office supplies
lrwin-Hodson Co blanks
James Smith blacksmi thing 1
L McArthur quar mar Teton City
Driggs Mer Go mdse to indg (Griffiths,' I
Merton Hawley registrar Howe
Daisy Markham registrar Rice
J L Jacoby registrar Dubois
M M Hammond ast Mary Woods re r Date-,
Elijah Allen hay for sheriff
E J Kite fuel and lights for elec
tion at Rigby, 3.20 alld for
Robt G Hopkins justice of peace, Leigh
8.60 alld tor
Thomas Gooch
12.40 alid for
E S Mathias
St A W & L Co
Wood D Parker
James H Wallis
GeoC Baker
*• • Rigby '
rents 1
printing -
" ballots 12;
____________ election expense 69
Thompson Mer Co mdse to indg < Med wed > Iff D6
Nelson Russ care of indg ( W S Jones 30 no
James Powell cleaning closet ;> «Hi
BG Lawson constable s I' 1
.1 F Smith hay to county h'» 50
B G Lawson quar marshal Menan 22 •>'«
Hyrum Williams wood *'•
George Cutbbert constable Lewisville 3 i>
David McPherson constable Leigh •> ! )
Geo Cannon pub proceedings etc H» «' »
Enoch Grover juror in justice court 2 on
Thomas Hall
Joseph Later " " " : * ul
Abner Later
Peter Later " " 6«)
Charles Ellsworth ** ~ 00
ROAD.
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C A Smith spikes for overseers 10 on
Peter Nelson hauling rock to Slough brig 2 0U
BRIDGE.
L II Patrie, work on Slough bridge
Joseph Shelton, stringers Moody Cr bdg 3 ou
Rex burg Lumber Co, lumber
BILLS DISALLOWED.
J C Spaulding, election constable I 50 vallov. ed
to I S Spaulding.)
J C Jensen, destroying diseased animal • » o<
Nick Lund, postage on election returns (uoi n
legal charge.)
Ordered that this board do now adjourn til
tomorrow at 9 o'clock a. m.
Victor Hegsted. Geo. A. Gordon.
Clerk. Chairman
St«Anthony, Idoho. January 16, 19U3.
As per adjournment ot yesterday, the Honor
able board of county commissioners convened
All present when the following proceedings
were had, to wit:
In the matter of the petition of K L Rice et
al. for the establishment of the county road
through the center of sec 5, tp 7 n, r -41 < . B A! :
It satisfactorily appearing to the board that
on November 11, 1902, \V D Williams, James .1
Wellard and Adolph Murri were appointed
viewers to view ami report as to the advisabil
ity of establishing said road: and it further ap
pearing to the board that said viewers have ex
amined the route of said proposed road, and re
port that its establishment will be of no publie
utility whatever: it is therefore ordered that
said petition be and the same is h ,*reby denied.
Upon petition of J M Egbert et al, it is hereby
ordered that Ernest G Bpratling be appointed
overseer of road district No Vernon.
In the matter of the remonstrance of Neil II
Anderson et al, against the granting of the
right of way to the Briggs A: Grover Canal com
pany to build a canal of waste ditch running
west toward said Niel Anderson's place in in
dependence: It is ordered that said remon
strance be laid over, pending further investiga
tion of the board.
Petition of A Redford et al, for the erection
of a suitable jail at Spencer was carefully <*x
amined, considered and same is hereby i
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ed.
In the matter of the petition of John A An
derson et al, asking that anew school district
be created as follows:
commencing where the mirth line of sei 11.
tp 6 n, r 39 e, intersects with the North Fork of
Snake river: thence foliowing the river d«» vu l
the ne corner of sec 16, tp 5 n, r 37 «*: thru
west on said line to the west line of Plano dt.
trict; thence north 6 miles; thence east to place
of beginning:
It satisfactorily appearing to the board that
the creation of said proposed district would b»
a source of great inconvenience t»> and work^ ;•
hardship on the residents of district No .->6,
Plano, and would benetit but a few families:
It is therefore ordered that said petiiiou be and
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t he same is hereby denied, the superintendent
of schools having recommended that it be de
nied.
Upon petition of
ordered that R M 1
of road district No Menan.
Upon petition of J L Jacoby el al.it. is
by ordered that W W Caldwell be app<
justice of the peace in and for Dubois pr<
Upon petition of William E WliKcateh
It is hereby ordered tha t John Q Adams be ap
point >d overseer of rood district No 33. Market
Lake. . ,
la the matter of the paying ot freight, ex
press, purchasing stamps and envelopes:
It appearing to the board that tne above
items are required to bo paid for in cash, and
there being no available funds therefnr: It is
ordered anil hereby made the duty of the clerk
to pay for such expenses out of any monies
( inning into his hands as fees, taking vouchers
for such payments, and after deducting the to
tal ainnunt'ot such expenditures from his fees
received, turn the balance into the treasury
quart* fly; this order applies to officers not re
ceiving fees only. .....
Uperi petition of Geo E Little et al. it, is here
by ordered that a county road be l,»rated and
established as follows, said road to be opened
without any expense to the county :
commencing at the nortwest corner of see do,
tp 5 I), r 45 e b m: thence south two miles to the
southwest corner of see 31, t p 5 n, r l.> e b m,
said road to be four rods wide.
Upon petition of Geo E Little et al, it is here
bv ordered that a eounty road be located and
established as follows, said road to be opened,
without any expense to the county:
commencing at a point h ot a mile north ol
the southwest corner of sec 31, tp on, r i;»e b m
thence east 1 mile to Haden townslte.
4 pen petition of c W Poole et al, i* is hereby
ordered that a county road be locatcu and es
tablished as follows, to-wit :
Beginning at the southeast corner of see 9. tp
I n, r 39 e b m: thence running south between
sec 15 and 16. 21 and 22. and 27 and 28, to the
south line of said sec 28. the same being the old
route between Idaho Falls and Rexburg.
Petition of Henry Flamm et al, to straighten
the conn ty roads at the lower end of Plano is
le reby rejected, as the board has no authority
to act on the matter. ,
Upon petition of VV L Campbell et al,
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iered that HO Burton be appointed
ov« rs«'< r of road district No Highland.
Upon petition of A 1* Anderson et al. it is
herebyor«.lerc«l that Henry McGarry be ap
pointed overseer of road district No 20. inde
pendence. . .... i
Upon petition of E R Dayky et. al. it is hereby
ordered ilia 4 . J T Workman bo appointed over
seer of road district No Parker.
In the matter of the petition of the Wood
Live Stock <'o to close a road at « amas:
This matter coming on regularly to b«* beard
and it satisfactorily appearing to the boar«;
that it will be advantageous to change tin; « <mn
tv road at or near ramus, and tlmre being no
objection thereto by parties directly interested
therein: It is therefore ordered and directed
that the county road be closed from Hamer sid
ing leading along the west side of the Oregon
Short Liu«* Railroad track to Old e amas. Idaho,
and that all travel be directed on the ea*t sid«*
of said R It track from said Hamer sidtug to saut
old cumas, Idaho.
In tho matter of the petition of William
Drake for the cancellation of his 1897 taxes:
It is hereby ordered that the delinquent taxes
of said William Drake, for the year 1*9., bo
cancelled and stricken from tie* delinquent roll,
the same having been paid, us shown by the
receipt N«> 1127, duly presented «» the board,
und th«* auditor is o«\l< red;t«> draw a warrant on
the current. «*xpens<* fund for the sum ot $boo
due said William Drak«* for acting judge
election.
Brigb;
As per recess th«* board resumed its work and
th»* following proceedings were had, to-v i» :
The following bills wen* caretully examined
and allowed on the several funds:
CURRENT EXPENSE.
(ticial bonds :2«M) no
C, uy K Bowerman. prom on <
S s < ivn-utherK, justice peace Market U<>
U I. Blevins, sal a- quar physician
Peter .Mickles
Albert Beazer
Benj « u o -r, v
tu «paar marshal
ntlvj to indg (Gib,
i»d to county
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John J-\V mt *r
P O Simpson
Thoma - « 1 •
11 A Dram well
L J Maurer
'1 bos Darley
Ellsworth, mdse to ii
Teton Peak, publishing
H M Yug«*r, livery hin*. -I
H 11 Smith. il to county
Ska let ..V Shell, nuise to ind-.r
Fremont countv Ne ws, print i
Roexy Mount Bell Tel Co. r«*i
H p Hansen, q uar marshal
Jesse Blodgett, juror in jusiic
M H Fames
John Watts
W Paul
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John A High.
N christensei
George A De
W P Davids«
B Herndon
Marion
Luciu*
BOUNTY
coyote scalps, et«*
3llCl
Drown
Jacob Ashcraft
carl Olaveson
S 10 Rigby
D 11 crapo
Geo II A skew
Kil Galbraith
John casto
Bale llerudon
Frank Reno
Frank Weaver
D H Homer
James I Heard
A S Sutton
John A nigh
ph W
W L Shaw
citas Drown
A L Potter
Gideon Hroadhurst
ciaude Rockham
J c Taylor
G h Browning
M E Jamison nails,
bridge
ROAD.
' roads $'>.09 alld to
3 00
Peter Later, vi
Josiah call " " ■» ,n '
DIsA LLOWED.
Thomas Lynch, effects «lestroyed while under
quarantine. $47,03 not a legal charge.
John Arrowsmitk. from tiles nf 1897, Board has
no authority to act.
Petition of John Weichet «it al, for the ap
pointment or William G simmons. overseer of
road district No Rudy is hereby denied.
hi the matter of the application of Frank
Reno for rebate of taxais palil by him «m his
stock in Lemhi county for the years 1900 and
it appearing to the board that said Frank
Reno made no application to the assessor and
collector in the time r«*«piired by law, and
there being no authority of law for any rebate
at this time; it is hereby ordered that said ap
plication bedenieil.
Ordered that this board do n
tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
Victor Hegsted, Geo A cordon,
clerk. Chairman,
adjourn ti
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st. Anthony, lilaho, January 17, 1963.
As per adjournment of yesterday, the Honor
able board or county commissioners convened.
Present: «diairman Geo A cordon and commis
sioners costley and Little and clerk Victor
Hegsted, when the following proceedings were
had, to-wit: , . , . . ,
The poll books wen* brought in and the board
proceeded to select 15) names of persons to
serve as trial jurors for the year 1903. 1 ne loi
t owing are the names of persons selected:
HADE
ST. ANTHONY.
Homer W Holcomb
James M«*( ktllorn
James E Fogg
Robert ( 1 Hopkins
Andrew Stone
Wm F Jamison
Fred Stlmpson
Charles Thornton
George H Heller
Charles Mackert
/ F Yt
Abraham Pendleton
William Homer
David Ureckenridge
l»A 11 K EU
Sa
el Da
Bowers
McKenna
ghton
I E Ht
SALEM.
Nephi Anderson
A «• Dillie
W R Garner
Bernice R Harris
Murray Larson
Tnornns M « »rover
John K Orme
Charles Valentine
William Worlton
DRIGGS.
II S« annor
Paul Peterson
F M Molen
George Eggington
EDMUNDS
David Davis
Mayhew Hill man
Stephen G « handler
John T Fisher
Joseph Robertson
TETON.
John G Williams
Thomas •: Smith
1- re«l Sehwendinian
William Naylor
Martin L Bird
Rl'illV.
Arthur Minson
( > S Gall
i : S Mathias
H P Madsen
E A Jones
C W Poole
J S Mason
LEWISVILLE.
David Kinghorn
Arthur « loody
lek, Jr
KK.
A 1) Miller, Jr
( ;«*orge M Flint
Judson L Stoddar
Daniel Smith
Henry W Miller
Il 11 Hunter
« II aim N.
George F Monton
Dana t) Walton
ISLAND.
Henry Rock
George Hibbard
James F Park
M \ it K K'
Samuel Hart
W E VV hit la tell
Aaron A Adams
DIT HOIS.
John Roberts
DO Caldwell
WILL »KD.
Oliver K Meservo
John Burrel
Francis Kouohe
Nelson Russ
Samuel W Orrm*
Samuel Stewart
MENAN.
( 4 A Smith
O W Green
/ Bannentine
Milburn B Poole
Neils (' (Jeisler
B A B,bee
Frank Retd
LAHK.LLK
Elmer E ( ioiden
j unes ( : Browniti
Joseph E Morgan
David Stowell
RUDY.
Henry Hulse
«
I
1
1
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Wm I-'a i
. Jr
VV T Howe
« 'hurles Stowell
G Madsen
MAUYSV1L! L.
l-'rank F Sprague
Thomas VV' VV liittb*
Eli M Harris
.joel Hendricks
RKXHURG
Darthol M Larse
James Eekersell
A N Stophet
AUCH Kit.
Fred H Winters
David A Wilcox
Hans Olson
Joseph B Llovd
E A LL RI VEIL
David A Saiulcrs
Hyn
un Brown
Henry E Rigby
Thor:
nas Richards
James M «took
11 cm
•y White
Robert. Archibald
H 1G11 L A N n.
.1 aim's Ricks
ihre
, Harrigfeld
Willard Johnson
«tari
GL*n/.
VV < Holley
Il D
Kelley
John VV Dai
N II Halstrom
Alexander Leathani
Edmund Paul
I NDKPKNDKN« E.
Samuel Hall
Peter McGurrv
conrnd Walz
D
Victor VV St«
A D Porter
: diaries D Dai
Hort
LYMAN.
...... -tliff
s Atkinson
Hiram D Simmons
CHANT.
Alfred A Brain well
« ) It A.
Marion .1 Kerr
Samuel S Sadoris
MEDICINE 1,01 M 2 K,
Stephen Green
AU ANGER.
Henry Richey
LKICII.
Noah Edle fsen
Jacob Roueche
LU Wate
K 1 1.«
ni e.
Ex-assi;
having submilleil
double -assessments, r
roll ot 19 )2. ami th-»
compared said lGt
1) S Taylor
Peter Mortensen Jr
HIRCH CREEK.
Henry G Bueklin
RICE.
Peter Meiling
HOWE,
john Kyle
and collector M M Hammoml
the board a list of errors,
etc. iu the assessment
I haring carefully
ilh l in assess
......... ,11 0 r 1932 , and found sam • to bo correct:
it isYherefore or«lered that saidlist be approv
ed: and it is further ordere«! lint die auditor is
inst ruct«*d to cre«lit said Hammond for the year
10 .)•„», with the am »mit of said list as follows:
Poll * 73 «KJ
Teton
st. Anthony
Rexburg
Special School
State A; County
Bounty
Ordurod that this board do
Monday afternoon next at 2 o «mock.
Victor i legs teil, Geo. t
(Continued on page 4)
46 70
154 23
284 59
. 363 94
1 85
adjourn till
Notice.
Leigh Creek Canal Co.
Leigh. Idaho, Jan I. 1903.
There is delinquent upon the foil*»wing
described sto«ik on account of an assessment
Dring levied, tin* several amounts set opposite
the names or the respective shareholders, as
folio
Names
Arthur Jarman
T. J. Richardson
Henry Whitaker
Edd Gueymun
« diaries Knlte
Joseph Headrero
G. VV. Hemlriekson
Ami in accordance
of each parcel *»» sto«
will be sold at the
Jacob Roueche. at Ja
the 2 »th day o f Januu
assessmenis thereon
advertising and «-*«)st
Amount
with law so r
nan y shares
•k as in ay «»<
• necessary.
office of th*
• secretary.
;lgh. Idaho, a
i 2 p. m. on
ry, 1903. t«» l»-i
y delinquent
, together w
ilh e«>sis of
s of sale.
JACOU
Roueche.
Secretary and Treasnrer.
Watson the Optician. f Watson &
Moore the St. Anthony Druggists.
Oregon Short Line
I st. Anthony Bkanch à Co.vnkction
t i m i: t A n I. i:
1 North Bound No. 33 South Bound
1 Leave daily. L>W. 14. 1903 Arr. daily
Jo. 51.
,15 a m
.40 a m
01 p in
! : 15 p ill
1:35 p ill
! -.55 p ni
l :35 \) m
l :45 p ui
IDAHO FALLS
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ST. ANTHONY
No. 53.
5:30 p m
5:00 p in
4:35 p ill
4:33 p in
4:15 p m
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8:35 p m
3 :15 p m
D. E. Burley. D. S. Spencer.
Hen. Pass & Tkl. Agt. Ass t Hen. Pass.
Kail Luke City. sndTkt. Agt.
For further information regarding
; time and connection with all trains, call
on R. T. Dkollinger, Agt.