The Idaho recorder. [volume], October 20, 1922, Image 8

About The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927

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PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD OF
COI NT Y < '< »I MISSION ERS
Salmon, Idaho, October 9, 1022.
The Board of County Commis don
ors mot in régulai' se--i<>n with the
following member* present: W. A.
Briney, Charles F. Snyder, and Han y
I.. Summers, when the following pm-1
ceedings were had ami orders made,
to-wit:
The Auditor's report of widow
pension warrents issued for the tiuai -
ter ending September .'10, 1022,
amounting to the sum of $105.00 was
examined and approved.
The following claims were examin
ed and approved and warrants were
entered drawn on the current expense
fund in payment of same
to-wit, 3rd i|r. 1022:
Eva McPherson, unsigned witness
ctf. pro. court $ 5.75
J. N. I .ehr, assigned ucct. of W. VV.
Simmonds, Julv 150.00
Mrs. M. B. Zimmerman, assigned
ncct. Francis Hall, August 125.00
A, M. Bradshaw, auto hire,
sheriff 26.50
J. N. l ehr, unsigned accounts as
follows:
Francis Hall, July 125.00
H. It. Ximmeiman, assigne I acct.
Alfred Jlneger, salary
as janitor for July $ 00.00
Alfred Jincgnr, salary
00.00
11 8.66
i 17.67 416.33
us janitor for August
J. L. Kirtiey, salary
us dep. sheriff anil exj
July
J. L. Kirtiey, salary
us dep. sheriff and exp.
August
J. H. Wright, a igned acct. C. It.
Hhuey, sheriff hire * 20.75
Childrens Home Finding society,
care of dependent children 50.00
Ethel (J. Watkins, salary and exp.
Co. »upt. for August 124.03
Isabelle Ryan, salary and exp. Co.
supt. for Sept. 123.03
Francis R. Hall, salary and exp.
probate judge for Sept. 127.00
Fred Crandall, salary as County
surveyor
Marcia Whitwcll,
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follows, [
37.60 ,
alun as deputy
recorder 3Ü0.0Ö
Erne t Stewart, auto hire deputy j
sheriff 2.50,
Salmon Water Work*, water 40.63
W. E McCracken, nul -e. furniwhed
Jack liyan and Schreiber lmls. 90.00
Salmon River 1'. anil !.. Co., power '
and lights ^ 52.00,
Leht and Zimmerman, assigned acct.
Alfred Jinegur, janitor, Sept. 90.00 ;
J. N. l ehr, assigned acct, J. !.. j
Kirtiey, salary and exp. deputy!
-bi'i ul _ 118.67 !
Earl B. Gilbreath, salary and exp. j
treasurer 390.
Shenon Hardware and Imp. Co.,
merchandise 12.85
W. W. Simmonds, salary clerk and
recorder.Aug. and Sept. 800.00
W. C. White, salary and exp. as
sessor 583.23
F. A. Bleat on, salary deputy us
ses .or and treasurer 425.00
Pioneer Bank and Trust Co., us
-igned acct. Ethel Watkm 116.66
Lemhi Telephone Co.,phone rent and
tolls, county agent 25.13
Citizens National Bank, office r«n ,
count y agent 120.00
L. K. Tillotson, salary, milage and
exp. county agent 615.74
T. B. Caines, dental woik Flunk
De Vol, ind g.oo
Burrell Brough, care of county
P°or 1,110.00
P. J. Dcmpæy, agent, premium on
instil i nee 100.00
H. J. Burleigh, al ary an 1 exp.
county attorney 885.06
Pioneer Garage, sheriff hire 81.00
Bed Cross Pharmacy, drugs county
Poor ' 37.60
Arthur Greene, groceries for in
digent* 431.25
W m. <\ poebler, salary coronor
anti burial oT indigents 870.00
Lemhi Telephone Co., rent unit tolls,
i undry office* 88.36,
James A. Stout, salary anti excuse
dep. sheriff ' 337.00;
Salmon lierait!, printing
5.16 1 oil
lb;
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One of the Chain of 5,000 Merchants
for whom
FLORSHEIM MAKES QUALITY SHOES
BRADLEY MAKES QUALITY' SWEATERS
CORDON MAKES Ql'ALlTY HATS
COOPER MAKES QUALITY CNDERWEAR
DUTCHESS MAKES QUALITY TROUSERS
JOHN B. STETSON MAKES QUALITY HATS
HART SCAFFNER & MARX, QUALITY SLITS
Phone 119 Quality Merchandise
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T. J. Stroud, salary, exp. and board
of prisoners 463.54
S y ms-York Co., records ami sup
plies, sundry offices 477.40
Delia M. Glennon, salary deputy
clerk 330.00
\V. A. Brinev, salary and expenses
county commissioner 208.50
II. !.. Summers, salary and exp.
county commissioner 214.25
Koscoe A. Ferris, wateimastcr «list.
' 79 E JH4.00
James Melvvn, wu term aster diet.
-K 210.07
Cha-. F. Hanmer, medical services
county poor 204.03
Ralph Thrasher, auto hire, sheriff j
117.50
Frank Havcman, supplie- for couit j
[ h°u.-e 1.05 I
C. I\ Snyder, salary and exp. coun
ty commissioner 337.00
Annie Jagger-. room and board
James Murry ind. 50,50
K. S. Wright, medical service,, in
digents 46.00
The following claim: were examined
and approved and warrenta were or
dered diawn on the Road fund in
payment of same a.< follows, 3rd qr.
1022, to-wit:
J. Mihlberger, bridge plank $ 7.50
Virgil Stewart, woik on Lendorc
Junctlon roads 302.25
Burbridge Transfer Co., drayage
road grader 2.25
Fritz Gilbrcntb, road work near
Spring creek 58.50
Sidney Williams, work on Salmon
river bridge 3.26
Harry Rodes, work on Salmon riv
er bridge 3.26
The Tire shop, gasket cement 1,25 j
Jay Thomas, a - .igned road accounts
follow
H. W. Downing, work on
washouts (list. No. 2 6 63,37
Dick Holmes, road work
with team dist. No. 2 126.00
Henry Burke, road work
district No. 2 45.50
J. M. Steele, road work'
district No. 2 87.75
Fritz Gilbreath, road
work dist. No. 2 26.00 348.62
Jay Thomas, contract for road work
disrict N». 2 530.25 |
J. R. llibbs, plank for work at In
diunolu 22.16
M. F. Harmon, black." mithing on
grader 2.50 >
l,. I,. jjby, road work on washout j
near Sage creek 3.25
Boise II. Ellis, road work on Clog
horn hill 3.00
Franci O'Connor, road woik at
Leesburg 18.00
Fieil Crandall, engineering ser
vice 93.50 j
Win. Queenev, road work at Gil
194. 301
Blacksmith Co., ;
more
Pioneer Shoeing
black.smithing
Shenon Hardware
road merchandise
and
141.63
441.00
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oil
Thomas H. Glodden, bridge
plank
Rice Crain, road work district
No. 4
Pioneer Bunk and Trust
signed road accounts as fo
W. B. Cooper, ls'i tints
work on engine $ 92
W. B. Cooper, work
with tractor in Sept. 135.00
Ray Benjamin, road i
woik dist. No. 2 270.00 497.50
Salmon Fuel and Supply Co., 80 j
lb; Thuhan comp, for tractor 5.70 ;
Fred Kregcr, routl overseer si-t
rict No. t 280.00
William MahalTey, road work in dis- 1
triet No. ! 32.62 j
Art Woiden, road work district 1
No. I 74.75
John Weaver, road work «listri«- !
No. I 71.60 I
Chnrles W. Snook, roatl work dist
riet No. t 49.60
Arthur Greene, power and
fuse 5.80'
F. J. Withington, routl work near
Carmen 73.62
Irvin Stobie, roatl work on power
plant lane 14.63
Pioneer Garage, gas und
406.75
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Salmon, Idaho
Frank Havemnnn, road
merchan
dise 122.04
West Jeppson Saw Mill,
lumber 51.24
The following claim.-, were examin
:>ml approved and warrents were or
dered drawn on the highway fund in
payment of same as follows, 3rd qy. 1
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Botse H. Ellis, building % Steele s :
fence along highway $"59.50 :
Will Shanafelt, 500 cedar posts for
Vance right-of way 175.00
Ordered that the Board do now
1 ha I.
' , The fo' 1 °"'ing claims were examin
s : ed and approved and warrents order
: ed drawn on the current expense f un ,i
cess until Tue day, October 10, 1922,
at 10 o'clock A. M.
The Board of county commissioners
met in regular session pursuant to or
der of recess of yesterday, with all
members present, when the following
orders were made and proceedings
follows, to-wit,
in payment of same a?
3rd pr. 1922:
-Vis, Lee Rainey, witness certificate
police court § 7 59
Citizens National bank, assigned
accounts as follow. :
Idaho Recorder, county
printing $119.08
A ll. Ford, salary and exp. deputy
Sh T8 ff c n 300.50 419.58
1 lie foil awing claims were examin
ed and approved and warrents ordered
drawn on the road fund in payment
ppm? 1 " 1 Allows, to-wit, 3rd qr.
hank, assigned
n *D : n u 111 mad work $ 108.00
n , i Ki [I 'Limner, toad work district
Thu following claim was examine!
and approved and warrent ordered
drawn on the highway fund in pav
men. of same as follows- '
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It is hereby ordered tha
rales he taken
pital and he allowed W ., per month to
ocun',1 at tiieene - grocery, which
t" -ake effect imined atelv.
"icenung it advisable to
urdurs that the Board do
urn i| Wednesday, Oct
it 10 o'clock A. J).
.... t> -ilaho, October 11 i«r>o
of l'oo 1 V aU of Count - v Commissioners
gulii " r , ;; n,y ' ldah °. «et in ro
adjournment of yesterday
had*. "° rC nUui ° antl P'"veeding
Nathaniel
mi the county hos
be
unter
The Boar
inspect road
now ad jour
ober 11. 1922,
Salmon. I
following
with all
time to have .. deputy sheriff at W
0>v. It is therefore orde,- i
allowance for a deivi-v K L l " e i
';o discontinued '
October. 1922 until t ko % lu ' av of
of the Board? ° further or ^r
the R-ud fund in pavmem U ° n
follows, to-wit, ' ri - t -. f nmc as
. riment of
.. ,3rd Qr. 1922
toco. Kethchum.
truck hire
grader man
and
4.00
Frank Munkers, road work, 4lh of!
July creek ............ 6.00
H. N. Benham, road work, 4th of;
July creek ............................... 8.12 !
H. W. Bradley, repairs for engine !
and supplies................................ 120.80 !
IN THE MATTER OF WOOD FOR I
THE COURT HOUSE:
Martin Tomanovich, submitted the '
only l»iti for wood as advertised for, !
which bid was for $7.00 per cord for ]
25 cords of wood as advertised for; it 1
is therefore ordered that said bid be !
accepted.
IN THE MATTER OF AN APPRO
PKIATION FOR THE LEMHI,
M0Ä\ SS ° C,AT,ONOrWARl
It appearing to the Board that the
said association through their duly
appointed trustees, have petitioned
tue Board for an appropriation of one
thousand dollars for the hospital, on
he condition that a like appropriation
onc . thousand dollars be and the
same ls hereby made under the ex
pies.s condition that a like amount be
secured from the state, and the
County Auditor is hereby ordered to
f.m't " + - a !7 ents on thc current expense
ôoo on . le C0Unt Y *n the sum of $l,
000.00 when the trustees of said as
Kthe :, ' ceivo ' 1 tho . s;ii ' ! suw
. Ordered that the Board do now ad
joiun until Saturday, October 4> 1 19
""ATTEST 0 ' C!0Ck A - M -
W. W
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■ A. BRINEY. chairman.
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here. We make a specialty oi |
pairing nV
WATCHES AND JEWEUt
of all kinds and do such work
thorough and artistic _
very reasonable prices. Bring.
next job of repairing to us.
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JEWELER
Salmon, Idaho
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