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rioo L their .last .regular meeting were presented to the Board and after carefully considering the same they directed the Auditor to pay the following: Claims on the· Current Expense fund in the total amount of $6,630.32; claims on the Road and. Bridge fund:in the total amount of $5,981.64; on the Charity fund in the ·total adount of *2,398.00; claims on the Weed fund in the ,total amount of $1,051.12. IN THE MATTER OF ' •RESIGNATION AND APPOINTMENT OF SHERIFF'S DEPUTY, The resignation as Deputy Sheriff, Keith Christansen was accppted at this time and the appointment of Fred Keefer by the Sheriff as Deputy was approved by the Board. No further business coming before the Board they recessed to December 24, 1945, to consider the •eliminary Budget for 1946 and to hear any other business that may come before them. Attest XXXXXXXXX fl,1 -8 4.4. Aff Chairman/ December 24, 1945 The Board met on this day the Chairman and members of the Doard being present and the following proceedings were had to-wit: IN THE;·'·MATTER OF PRELIMINARY BUDGET SHEET The Budget sheets for the Preliminary Budget from the different offices and divisions having been submitted to the Board they were considered at this time and taken under further consideration for the neyt meeting of the Board. No further business coming before the Board they now recessed until January 7, 1946, to further consider the budget and any other matters that may come before the uoard. Attest D A-141 fi*- /rr- 1lrIA h Ch.kirmin ,0 XXXXXXXXX January 7, 1946 The Board met,on this day there being present Chairman Chet G. Taylor, Commissioners Herbert .Peterson and Reed Andrus, and.the Clerk, and the following pro- ceedings were had to-wit: IN THE MATTER OF APPLICATIONS TO SELL BEER The fol].owing applications were submitted to the Board for license to sell beer: The Board after carefully considering the same ordered the following »- to be granted: Cecil C. Scott., grocery store; George C. Williams, Beeches Corner,Cono- co Station; Hemenway & Moser Store, Harry Chagnon, Changnon Lodge, Swan Valley; Thomas L. Sutton, grocery; Safeway Store.#321; Safeway Store #323; Fred Blanchard, Snowballs; Ray M. Kimble, Capitol Market; Floyd Feltmen, Airport Service Station; Ross· Corbit, ,Fred.'s-Cafe; Vern Davis, grocery; Wallace Hoffman, grocery; D. B. Day, Kellars Cigar Store; Harvey J. Oswald, Shadyside Store; Grant Hendrickson, The Lobby; Von Gardner, Falls Sports Center; Ray Robison, Robison and Motor Court; Howard Knapp, Bill's Super ./ 1 . f

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their .last .regular meeting were presented to the Board and after carefully considering

the same they directed the Auditor to pay the following: Claims on the· Current Expense

fund in the total amount of $6,630.32; claims on the Road and. Bridge fund:in the total

amount of $5,981.64; on the Charity fund in the ·total adount of *2,398.00; claims on

the Weed fund in the ,total amount of $1,051.12.

IN THE MATTER OF '

•RESIGNATION AND APPOINTMENT

OF SHERIFF'S DEPUTY,

The resignation as Deputy Sheriff, Keith Christansen was accppted

at this time and the appointment of Fred Keefer by the Sheriff as Deputy was approved

by the Board.

No further business coming before the Board they recessed to December

24, 1945, to consider the •eliminary Budget for 1946 and to hear any other business

that may come before them.

Attest

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fl,1-8 4.4.AffChairman/

December 24, 1945

The Board met on this day the Chairman and members of the Doard being

present and the following proceedings were had to-wit:

IN THE;·'·MATTER OF

PRELIMINARY BUDGET SHEET

The Budget sheets for the Preliminary Budget from the different offices

and divisions having been submitted to the Board they were considered at this time and

taken under further consideration for the neyt meeting of the Board.

No further business coming before the Board they now recessed until

January 7, 1946, to further consider the budget and any other matters that may come

before the uoard.

Attest D A-141 fi*- /rr-1lrIAhCh.kirmin ,0

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January 7, 1946

The Board met,on this day there being present Chairman Chet G. Taylor,

Commissioners Herbert .Peterson and Reed Andrus, and.the Clerk, and the following pro-

ceedings were had to-wit:

• IN THE MATTER OF APPLICATIONS

TO SELL BEER

The fol].owing applications were submitted to the Board for license

to sell beer: The Board after carefully considering the same ordered the following

»-to be granted: Cecil C. Scott., grocery store; George C. Williams, Beeches Corner,Cono-

co Station; Hemenway & Moser Store, Harry Chagnon, Changnon Lodge, Swan Valley; Thomas

L. Sutton, grocery; Safeway Store.#321; Safeway Store #323; Fred Blanchard, Snowballs;

Ray M. Kimble, Capitol Market; Floyd Feltmen, Airport Service Station; Ross· Corbit,

,Fred.'s-Cafe; Vern Davis, grocery; Wallace Hoffman, grocery; D. B. Day, Kellars Cigar

Store; Harvey J. Oswald, Shadyside Store; Grant Hendrickson, The Lobby; Von Gardner,

Falls Sports Center; Ray Robison, Robison and Motor Court; Howard Knapp, Bill's Super

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bhrket; J. H. Boozer, Boozer's West Side Service; Harry Taughber, grocery, Swan Valley;

R. H. .Flagler, Flagler Cigar and bport Shop; Harry L. Stavros, Uneeda- Grocery; E, G.

Haacke, P. & H. Market; W. J. Williams, Ken's Market; L. E. Kimble, Drive-in Market;

Bretton & Wade, general store ; R. .u, :Cleveland, Cleveland service, Ucon; Mrs. J. W.

Champion, Mom's, 1rwin; Frank Hoffman, grocery; Molly· Bigler, Park grocery; John V. Van

Noy, "The Van";

IN THE MATTE E OF

1INSURANCE POLICY

Mr, A. H. Koster of the former Homer-Koster co. submitted to the Board

and insurance policy cover ing.the loss of any moneys or securities in any or all of the

offices in Bonneville Court House. After the explanation of said policy through the

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1 Board and it being carefully considred Reed Andrus·moved, seconded by herbert C. Peter-

son,.it was,carried that said policy be purchased.

IN THE MATTER OF '

PPLICATION FOR POSITION

•. FOR COUNTY PHYSICIAN

« Dr. W. R, West, desiring to be relieved of the duties of county Physician

and Dr. John S. Hatch, having made application for said position, the application was

cohsidered·and granted.

No fuether business coming before the Board they did recess until January

14, 1946, the ihext regular meeting of the .Board.

Attest

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January 14, 1946

The Board mei on this day there being present Chairman C. G. Taylor,

conu•issioners Herb Peterson and Reed Andrus, and the clerk, and the following proceedings

were had to-wit:

IN THE MATTER OF

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PAYJENT OF CLAI E

The claims which had been filed with the clerk of the Board since their

last meeting were submitted to the ·board at this time and after careful consideration

the following were directed to be paid: Current Expense fund in the total amount of

$9,365.57; Road and Brjdge fund in the total amount of $3,222.42; Charity fund in the

total amount of $3,628.93; the 7,-eed fund in the amo,int of $257.77.

IN THE MA'l TER OF

4ASSISTA]\T COUNTY NURSE

It 1-aving been shown to the Board that the assistance of another Aurse was

necessary, Edna Blaylock was appointed by the Board to uhe provision of said assistant.

IN THE LATTER OF

1APTOTi•ill•UINT 07 ROAD ri GIl\EER

After careful cui*siderat on of the matter, it was thought to be to the

advantage of Bonneville Couhty to employ a comnecent ensineer to assist in road and

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bridge work. The services of:Jay Painter, being accessable, he was hired at '$300 a month.

Motion to said affect having been madeby Herbert Peterson, seconded by Reed Andrus and •

b&ing put to·vote by the chairman, it was unanimously carried.

IN THE..MATTER OF

4 XAPPROVAL OF THE PRELIMINARY

BUDGET\

The budget of the different offices, div]sions, agencies, or departments

and no, one appearing to object to said Preliminary Budget, it was ordered by the Board

thai said budget be published for final adoption in the regular Meeting on the second

MOnday in D e bruary,

No further business coming before the Board, they recessed to February 11,

1946, the next regular meeting of the Board,

Attest ag• ...6-Chairman

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February Al,i1946\ i

The Board met on this date there being present Chairman Chet G. Taylor, Commission-

ers Peterson and Andrus and the Clerk •hen the following proceedings were had to-wit:

OF CLAIMS

The claims that had been filed with t he Clerk of the Board were now pre-

sented to t hem and after carefully considering the same they directed the Auditor to

pay the following: On Current Expense Fund: $9932.07; On the Road & Bridge Fund,

$12,194.43; On the Charity Fund •2164. 96; on the Weed Fund $9717.96, all of said Claims

being posted to their respective accounts in the Allowance Book.

] IN THE MATTER OF

MACHINE LEASE AGREEMENT

This lease made this 10th day of Lecember, 1945, between�036PIONEER MACHINERY CO., lessor, and. the COUNTY

OF BONNEVILLE, of the State of Idaho, acting_by its Board 'of Com•issioners, pursuant to a resolution duly

and regularly adopted on the loth day of December 1945, lessee,

WITNESSETH:

THAT WHEREAS the lessee requires. the use of tone (1) Mode]_ 16V PIONEER Duplex Curshing_plant, 17/Screen

31 deck 30" x8' �036SerialNo. 308-2A-240; Jaw Crusher, Size 1020, Serial No., LW-984 ;- Roll_Crusher 16 x 16 SiZP,

Serial No. 16T:48; with "Caterpillar Model D46X Engine, Serial_No. 55-157, for the purpose of crushing rock

for road building and maintenance _oil highpays in -Bonneville-County, and

WHEREAS, the lessee has available, or will have available, the sum of 818,200.35, which _it may now law-

fully expend, or will have available to expend for hiring a crushing plant for the purposes specified in the

next paragraph:NOW, THEREFORE,

1. The less6r, in consideration for_ the payment of the rentals hereinafter reserved, hereby leases to the

lessee the above Model 16V PIONEER Crushing_Plant complete as shown above, for_ the term commencing on. the date

hereof and ending on August _10, 1948,_ at a total rental of $18,200.35, payable: $5,000.00 January 10,-1946,

$2640.07 on August 10, 1946, $2640.07_ on January 10, 1947, $2640.07 on August 10, 1947, $2640.07•on January _0,t . 0 1

1948, and $2640.07 on August 10, 1948.

2.' The lessee acknowledges_receipt of said crushing plant in good order and condition and upon the expira-

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tion of the term of this lease (id the event and the option hereinafter referred to_has not been exercised)

or upon the soomer termination of this_ lease,_or in the event that the lessee shall default in the perform-

ance of any of the terms, cavenants, or conditions hereof, the lessor shall be entitled to the immediate

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possession .of. said..crushing. plant,. and.-the..lessee .shallthereupon.deliver.said..crushing plant to the lessor

' at Idaho Falls,..Idaho,..in:.good,.order.and condition,. ordinary.use, _wear. and. tear. thereof.excepted.

3. The. lessee. shall..have the.r.ight.to.make any reasonable.-and _lawful:.-use_.of.. said. crushing-plant, and

shall..take reasonable.and. proper..care.. therefore,.and. at its. own cost_and. expense_ make. all_necessar.y. repairs

and replacements.. ...In .the.;event of..any-deault.by the.lessee.in·the payment..of.rent,...or..otherwise,.this lease

shall terminate.at.. the. option.·of_the lessor.

11�042..The lessor_hereby. gives: the lessee _the .option..ta. purchase said. crushing..plant_in -its..then..cindition at

any time during._the-:tera.of._this-,lease,. tor the purchase price of..$18,200.35,-_said-purchase._price to be

then.payable..in. cash,..or..legally.issued_warrants,-.upon .the exercise .of. the -option.... -In ..the event- that said

option .is..exercised,�036.thepurchase. price. .shall.be..r.educed. by:. the.amount_.of. .rentals..heretoford #did, and

' further,..in.the..event...the .lessee.. shall.elect._to..exercise the .option .to..purchase. at any time, during the

life of_said-.lease..and. such_.payment_or.payments are.made before_ due. dates-. referred to.in..Paragraph #1,

the. payments_will_ba.reduced-at..the..rate..of.6% per. annum .for .the. period_of._time _covered.by_such_payment

: prior to..due. dates. · 1>' . E ' .. Pt.:f' I. : '.

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5.. It is. hereby. expressly.agreed..that.the..lessor-shall..not. in.:any_.case�036or. under. any..circumstances, be ·

Held liable..for.any_.loss -or_damage,-or. claims.. for..loss..or damage, of. any kind...ar. character _whatsoever, to

persons. or. property,.:or: otherwise, .arising .from or..in.any_manner.. connected.with..the use_.or -operation of •

said,'ctushing_plant,,.and..any.,and.all..loss..or. damage,. are -hereby specifically .waived..by the lessee.

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--· BONNEVILIE. .COUNTYPIONEER MACHINERY'•CO. 1 i MI .9 1 t...7. 2·,2 )'... 2.,

BY: Chet-G. Taylor

BY: 1 ,,Howard.Daugherty• « Chairman

· President # ..· .,· .,BY·:. Herbert C. Peterson

ATTEST:. . W.- L.. Brewrink - • .. . ..Commissioner

County .Clerk ': , -BY: S. Reed Andrus :

- - Commissioner

THE:-:MATTER'OF'

MACHINE LEASE .,AGREEMENT

This lease·made. this:.17th..day:.of..December,-.19145,..between PIONEER Machinery Co., lessor,_and_the COUNTY

OF BONNEVILLE,I. of-..the.State. of. Idaho,-acting. by its, Board of Commissioners,.-pursuant.to. a resolution duly

and.regularly.-adopted...on. the-17:th. day..of.December,. 1945,. lessee,

4... WITNESSETH:

THAT.WHEREAS..the. .lessee.requires__the. use. of. one-..(1). Model 12 'ICaterpillar'I. Diesel-Motor. Grader., Serial. 7 ./

No.. 7T-1057,2.equipped_w/Cab,..Scarifier,._Cab. Heater,..Starting.System,.-Lighting.-System w/battery and Hood

Doors,..fon.the. purpose of..road .building. and.maintenance of highways,in Bonneville. .County, arid

WHEREAS,...the. lessee -has.available,...or.will..have available,..the. sun. of-$8,828..30,.-which-it.may.now law-

fully.expend,, or will..have. available. to. expend for-hiring a motor grader for., the purposes, specified. in the

next paragraph:

' NOW,THEREFORE

1. .The. lessor.,..in. consideration- for.the_.payment .of.the rentals.hereinafter reserved,-.hereby:-leases..to the

lessee.the above-Model..12 ."Caterpillar-'t_ Diesel-Motor_-Grader complete as shown_ above, 'for. the term c.ommenc-

ing-on.the. date._hereof_ and, ending_.on. August.-10,�036.1949,�036-at:a.,totalr.ental of-$8,828.30,.,payable:...$882.83 on

January. 104.1946,. $882.83+.. on.August. 10,_1946;..$882.83..on. January..10,_1947;._$882.83 .on August..10,..1947, ;

8882.83 on. January.10,-.1948.;_$882.83 on.August.10,�036.1948;..$1,765.66.on January. 10,-.1949..and. $1,765.66 on

August 10, 1949.

2. The. lessee. acknowledges. receipt..of. said. motor. grader. in good order and. condition.and. upon-.the_-expiration

of. the.term. of. this_ lease..(in..the.event and..the option .hereinafter. referred to has not been exercised) or.r

upon. the. sooner_termination..of.this -lease,. .or..in- the event ': that the lessee_ shall.default. in. the. performance

of.any of the..terms,_.covenants,. or conditions.hereof,-the lessor shall be.entitled .to. the .immediate..possess-

ion.of..said motor. grader,. and..the lessee .shall.thereupon deliver. said. motor...grader.to. the lessor.at- Idaho

Falls,. in.good..order.and..condition,- ordinary .use,-_wear..and. tear. thereof.-excepted.

3. .The lessee._shall .have the right .to.make any reasAnab•e and lawful use of- said motor grader,. and shall

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take reasonable. and..proper..care..therefore,_and :at. its.-own cost. and. expens.e. make..all.necessary-repairs and

replacements. .In the·.eventrof'.any: ddfault .by the.lessee,.in the..payment. of_rent,._or..otherwise,:_.this-lease shall

terminate. At. the. option..of._the-lessor. ... .

4.:.The lessor. hereby gives-the..lessee..the. option._to..purchase. said motor grader in.its_then- condition at

any.time during..the.:term.of-,this_lease•·._for..the purchase priceof. $8,828.30,. .said-pur.chase..price .to. be then

payable. in.cash, or.:legally:..issuediwarrants,:.upon_the.exercise pf.-the..option...In .the..event that said ..option

is exercised,- the purchase..price.•shall.berreduced.,by-.the..amount-.of .rentals heretofore paid,.. and -further, tin

-the event the. lessee. shall_elect .to. exercise..the.. option..to..purchase at. any .time.:during_the-.life...of said.

lease and such payment .or:.payments.-are..made. before. due. dates._referred..to in Paragrpah. #1,., the_ payments will

be reduced at the. rate:. of,6%..per.- annum. for..the:.period:..of-time .covered. by. such..payment Prior.to:due..dates.

5. It is. hereby. expressly. agreed. that .the-. lessor..shall. not.in ahy case,.or.under-,any. circumstances, be held

liable for. any'loss- or. damage,:- or.·claims.. for.-lbss'.or':.damage. of. any kind. or character. whatsoever, topersons

or .property, Fori'oth•rwise, -arising. from..or_.iniAny.'manher. connected.with .the. ube..of 'operation..of said motor i

grader,..and-RAnyrand -tall�254Loss-.or_damage,_are.hereby_ s•ecifically..waived by .the ld's'§66. :

6. This lease is..executedi.int:quadr,uplicate... . . BONNEVILLE.COUNTY

PIONEER MACHINERY CO.. .BY: .Chet. G. Taylor

ChairmanBY: Howard. Daughertv• -·· • BY: .S. Reed Andrus

President Commissioner, '..' ''' & BY: 1 Herbert C. Peterson '•• ··

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ATTEST: . . W...L. Brev,rink

County Clerk Commissioner

IN THE MATTER OF

MACHINE LEASE. AGREEMENT--

This .lease..made..this_18th_day-of-January,-. 1946,..be.tween FALLS .TRACTOR AND. EQUIPMENT.,COMPANY, .lessor,

and the COUNTY. OF BONNEVILIE,-;of...the..State.of .Idaho,.acting.by. its._Board_.of...Commissioners,. pursuant to 8

resolution duly-and.r.egularly.adopted..on.the. 17.th.day of .January, .1946�036lessee,

WITNESSETH:

THAT WHEREAS the. lehsee..requires.,.the .use. of_one. (1) .ALLIS_CHALMERS HD14..Tractor_with..Cab,-•Serial No.,'.

5374, Motor No. 671156788;:1.and:zone�036.(1).. GAR-WOOD, .11-yd....Cablb..Controlled..Carry-All,. Serial. No..13686,-

for the purpose of road buildingland. maintenance..of. -highways. in - Bonneville.. County, and

WHEREAS, the lessee. .hai..available, ..or_.ull_have..available,.the. sum of. 813,451.52;...which.it.may now

lawfnlly expend, or will�036have..available.to..expend.for. hiring..a tractor and carry-all_for..the .purposes

specified in the next.paragraph: .

NOW,. :[HEREFORE,

1. The lessor, in consideration _for... the,.payment.of the', rentals,hereinafter. reserved, hereby_ leases to

the lessee the abawe .Allis-Ohalmers_HD14..Tractor with. Cab and-Gar-Wood, ll-yd.- Cable .Controlled. -Carry-all,

complete as shown above,.for.-the-. term..commencing. on the..date..hereof and ending on. August.10, .1948,.at a

total rental of $16,651.52,with.-a-creditallowance..for..trade-in_.of..83,200.00, .leav.ing a..total unpaid rental

of $13,451.52, payable.,as_follows:

82,025.02.2,732.61

2,823.742,889.51

"2,980.64

8-'10-46 -1-10-478-10-471-10-488-10-48

2. The lessee acknowledgds.receipt-of...said..tractor. and .carry-all .in.good order.,.ind. condition. an'd. bpon the

expiration of the terni. of.this..lease .(in. tlie_event.and..the. option hereindfter_ireferre'd.to_has..not..beed ex-

ercised) or uoon the..sooner._termination_.of_ this.lease,.or.in the event'.that the lessee shall default in the

performance of any of the terms,�036covenants,.or. .conditions .hereof,-.the. lessor_.shall_be entitled._to._the. imm'e-

diate possession of said- tractor..and..carry-all,. - and. the lessee shall..thereupon d.eliver...said. tractor and

carry-all to the lesson.-at Idaho. Falls,.in .good.order.. and candition, ordinary use,- wear,-. and .tear.thereof'

excepted.

3. The lessee shall. have.the .right..to make.. any. reasonable. and lawful use of. said tractor- and garry-all

and shall take reasonable_and.proper_.care_therefor,...and..at.. its. own .cost and..expense make-.all..necessary re-

pairs and replacements. In the event of any default by the lessee in the paymant-of.rent, or_ otherwise, ·

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4...Theillessor. hereby_gives.the. lessee..the...option_to. purchase.said. tractor and. carn,-all in- its then. qondi-

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tion_at._any time. during .the...term.Jof. this .lease, for .the purchase price. of.-$13,451.52,_said. purchase price

•' to be.then.payable. in..cash,_.or-.legally.issued. warrants,; upon the. exercise..,of .the option.· .In the.event that

said.,ontion.is--exercised,...the_purchase. price shall .be reduced. by the amount..Qf..rentals-heretofore_paid, and

further, ·.in.,:the.event.the .lassee.·shall_ elect..to exercise_ the option, ,to,purchase.-at any time during-the life

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of:,said .lease.and--such. payment. or. payments are. made .before. due dates. referred..to.in. Paragraph'.#1,, the..pay-.

ments. will be. reduced. at.the...rate...of, 6%_ ( six .) per.annum for' the -period. gf. time. covered.by. such_.payment, '· .

prior to due dates.

5. It: is hereby exfressly. agreed that the-lessor shall not in'any case, .'Or._dnder...any circumstances. be held..,.*.

liable-for..any loss...or.damage,..or claims.for loss..or.damage .of. any kind- or.character_mhatsoever,-to. persons

ort'i•rope•ty,·.or...otherwise,.arisingrfrom_or.-in...any_manner.connected:swiths,the .use. or .operation . of..said tractor

and: carry-.all�036and·.a«.and.all_loss..or damage, .are_ hereby. specifically.waived by_the..lessee.

6....This_ lease. is. executed. in.quadruplicate.

BONNEVILIEFALLS'TRACTOR & .EQUIPMENT. COMPANY •' ·-'' •'- ' I '" ·"

BY: Chet .G.- Tayloohairman

By:...r,B:.'A. Wackerli 'BY;,i Herbdit'C. Peters9n. ·'Commissioner

ATTEST:.I..W. .L.·,.Brewrink .. ·. .· : ' BY:_ S. Reed"Andrus.t:i...:...'.1. :...'' . County .Clerk J ·• -··· ' '-• . Commissioner

IN- THE: MATTER OF · .. .. t., . . ...: . .. : .P

' SEIECTING..JURORS.-FOR 1946'. ...Aphi.:.t. i�042.. :··· ,· ····

: ' The..board of-Commissioners .at.this._time proceeded to. select- the. jurors .from_the.various._precincts,

makin•.stich..selection,-taking�036the..names-.of.those·.that are legally_.qualified and.as .nearly as .possible_ choos-

ing. the..names..from. each.precinct.. in the..same.-proporti6n which.the : total ..of..the -pole-.list's-..for. each precinct

bears. to-. the. total.of -all.the .pole:lists:for. the. entire. county.

AMMON:..,�036...,�036ANTELOPE CROWLEY ' IDAHO- FAILS NO 1

Ldwis HamAer · ·.:J.:Bi.Ploeger R.·W.:.Mickelsen .. Floyd, Jenkins ... . .�036Wm. L. Judy Stanley Cooper Harry Caughie

Oriel-.Anderson BLOWOUT Charle s_ Corbett

C. P. Tawzer 811 - James.N. MarshallBert Ruud GRAY

C..G..Jordan • '- 1

' Johne.M.:.Judy. COLTMAN Leonard M. Madsen IDAHO FALLS...NO. 2

' Chas.,R.-ZiebbrthW. J. Payne Chas. J..Carlson

Francis Molen-'- •'• -Hugh Judd C. E. Harris

Irwin. W..,Nibisen Abe Gneiting, Jr. Garland.DennisFrank.Hurley

, Geo. J.. Ward Harry. B. Wood

"• 7. 'i. 4 ,:.. .......•• Delmar. -Nelson , Frank Elg

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IDAHOI FALLS NO...3.........IDAHO.FALLS.NO...4.........IDAHO FALLS NO. 5 . IDAHO FALLS NO. 6 '' IDAHO .FALLS NO.7

Bra6e. A: Lundgren

tr•d-,L..KellerVernon..J•hnson

Earl.Morgan

W:. Royal Harker

Roy Fouts

--Ruel.N.TNielsen

J. M. White

Geo.:Thompson

Harvey :Harker

Harry: Bennett

L. ' L..Hayden

Kenneth Walker

T IDAHO FALLS_NO+ 8.�036_....IDAHO. FALLS NO. 9

Harold. C. Elg . Dick.Koster

C. 0. Holm , , S. R..,Rostad...

Earl· Adamion Lawrence.Balstel

, Ray Gord9rl Earl.- C..Boy,nan

.'P••1 BOndte · J. B. . Smith; 12. 1 k �036r

'A.' H. Mallies. C.. R. Linger

H. C. Jensen

L._E; Stalker

IDAHO 'FALLS-NO...,.13.... IDAHO..FALLS.NO...14. IDAHO FAILS-NO. 15... IDAHO. FALLS..NO.. 16

R:-B. Ewart _. . C..L...Furney .

Clarence Corbett_ David Cdusin,

James..Buck_ ... . K...P. Slusser .

Harley C._ Collins.i_.Ira_N..Corej../. . ...

Walter_ 0:-Johnson...Cecil_E.. Hart_...

Henry Blomberg..

Parley..P..Orme -

Harry Moore

Leo.Schimke.-

Tom Mills

Joe. Flora

Nick Burggraf

Jos. P. Bischoff

Ray.F. Jardirie

Arthur A. Edwards /

Geo. Metcalf, 1.

Chas. T. Gray

Wilford. Christensen.

Albert Dent.GlAn Johnson •

A. M. Wackerli

A. M. Moore

Ben F. Moore

* Fred Bossler

Ferris H. Clark

Rufus-Conley

Robt. Milligan •

IDAHO FALIS�036.NO..10 IDAHO..,FALLS. NO...11_..IDAHO FALLS_ NO. 12

Harold .S...Crumley- .. ,M.-C.. Hartwell -

- P..J.· Schwartz

Jos. M. Thornton

Carl D. Nation

L. A. Hartert

Fred Drews

W. H. Elkington

Paul Wengert

Lon.Hicks

Stanley Crowley... . A. F. Douglas

V. W. Hise

B. L. Harris

Harry. Meppen... .. •...I Benj.. .E...Williams..._

W. C. Burns.

J. M. Collett.. f

Cleve Swanson

Harry' Changnon

A.J. Forman. -

Geo. P. Thompson...

D. W..Clark .

-H. N. Briggs

Geo. H. Larsen

R.1W. ShiveLewis.Sessions

Fred Sparks'

Gpo. A..Jensen :

- James F..Hill -

Clifford..Holingren..::,

W.: A. .Miller

L.. F. Bateman

S. L. Eastburg..._.. E. A. Wackerli

R. W. Geisler

A. A. Haas

Ivo Jeffery · t

Jno. W. Henry

A. S. Bodily

E. S. Meppen

IDAHO FALLS NO. 17

Howard Tippetts

Ray Haddock

J. A. Thompson

F. E. Eickelberger

Ed Barnett

Earl Nelsan

John Kinsbury

J. L. McClaskey

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J. N. Schwarzman .

J. J. Lundberg

Vernal Forbes

S. T. Johnson

Mason Blaylock

Floyd Heyrend

Geo. Roullard

NEW SWEDEN

Gust Beckman

Ralph Jeffery

J. W. Asbury

Axel Blomberk . Leonard Hammer

WILLOW CREEK

Melvin Newman

Leslie C. Clapp

James Barrie

Wilford Chase .

Melvin Cleverley94

OSGOOD

IDAHO FALLS NO. 19

J. J. Smith

C. M. Kroll 1

Grant Hendrickson

D. E. Rainsdo*'7«

C. B. Hunter

Richard H. Lundberg

John H. Ballard

E. J. Schwarzenterger

W. K. Beam

Robt Swanson

W. A. Montague

YORK

Victor Jensen

Geo. Schaumleffel

A. J. George

Alfred Pancheri

.IDAHO FALLS NO. 29

Harry J. Hemler_ _

E. V. Hoffman

0. E. Cook

Ernest D. Terry

mn. 0�042Winder_

Oscar Johnson.

OZONE

Reed Elkingtan

PALISADE

Wm. E. Pieper

A. Richard Beam

Harry 0. Mize

L. W. Jacobsen

IONA

W. G. Steele

Jno. W. Denning

D. A. Rushton

D. F. Conrad

Oliver.Denning

Wm. G· Stanger

JACKNIFE

Lyman S. Wri ght

LINCOLN

Alec Robb

Leland L. Hansen

Keith Stanger

Eugene H. Jordon

POPLAR TAYLOR

D. R. Anthony John_OltmanEarl Nelson Arave

J. Arlo Moss Gec. W. Torneton

La Von VestRIVERDALE

UCONCarl Sealander

Fred TreasureT. B. St. John

Elmer AndersonJ. Win. Taylor

Gerald L. PetersonGust Stoneberg

Charles Groom

Jay Trowbridge

David A. Jenkins

IN THE MATTER OF

1APPROVAL OF THE BUDGET --.---February 11, 1946

This being the time.set by law for the final_hearing of the _tentatiEe budget of 1946 for each offiee,

department, service, agency, or institution, and no one having objected to any part thereof, on vote of

Herbert C. Peterson and seconded by Reed Andrus, said motion was put by the chairman and carried, and it

was resolved that said board of Commissioners of Bonneville County, that said tentative budget be adopted

as the final budget of Bonneville County for 1946, and'a' copy thereof to be filed with the County Auditot*,

and one with the Clerk of_the Board of Commissioners.

%No further business coming before the Board, it did now recess until March 11, the next regular meet-

ing of the board.

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March 115 1946. The Board met on this day. Chet G. Taylor, Chairman, Herbert C. Peterson,

S. Reed Andrus, and W. L. Brewrink, Clerk of the Board were present and the following pro-

Lceedings were had, to-wit:

IN THE MATTER OF THE ALLOWANCE

JOF CLAIMS

Claims which had been filed with the Clerk of the Board since their last regular

meetihg were presented to the Board and after carefully considering the same the Auditor

was directed to pay the following: Claims on Current Expense Fund in the total amount

of $8,326.00; Claims on Road and Bridge Fund in the total amount of $4,648.08; Claims on

Charity Fund in the Total Amount of $5112.88, and Claims on Weed Fund in the Total amount

of $364.59.

IN THEMATTER OF

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INSTALLATION OF FLORESCENT ' LIGHTS

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IN THE COURT HOUSE•

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It was moved, seconded and carried that florescent lights be installed by the

Appliance Mart in the fdllowing 'rooms at the costs listed:

Offices

Clerks

Treasurer'sCommissioners

Vault

Upper Hall

Court Room

$ 257.96

257.96

42 16

125.72

490.70

387.64

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1946 Probate Court 78.66

County Superintendent 78:66

Lower Hall 192.65

. TOTAL 2035.26

No further business coming before the Board it recessed until the next meeting.

Attest W.- L. Brewrink A•• Zi»t,•-\

ClerkJ

:Chd.irman

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March 13 March 13, 1946 the Board met at a special session called for the purpose of

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appointing judges and registrars for the Nominat ing Election to be held on June 11, 1946,

and to act at all state and county elections for a period of two years,

The following appointments were made:

Ammon Antelope Blowout

Christie Heath Harold H. Freeman Verda Nickerson

W. W. Woodhouse J. E, Wheeler Stillman Nickerson

Lewis U. Hammer J., G. Beasley Larena Jones

Retta.Jones

Rhoda Harris

Edna Woolf

Coltman Crowley Gray

Lloyd F. Randall Marie Nielsen Genevieve Sibbett

Lloyd Mickelsen Berniece Curtis Inez Muir

Ralph Wilkins Amanda Cooper Verda Wakeman/

E. L, Southwick,-

R. E. Wolfgang

S. H. Brinton/

Iona Jacknife Lincoln

Sarah Owens ThoIilas Rainey Jr. Sarah C. Morison

Armenia Rushton A, Spackman :E, A,11 , Chrissie Weaver

Bertha Louk· - Newell Erickson Carrie FranckMarys A. ·,'Clark - Erma Chaffin

Rebecca-Storer \ Sarah Prestwich

W. G. Steele .

New Sweden,, Osgood Ozone .

Ralph Fullendeider Robert S. Swanson Cora Elkingson

Fern E. Wackerli S. T. Eames Walter Keplinger

Hilda Blomberg Edna Eddington Erhust W. Meyer

John Van Dyke John Drollinger

Lem Cook Lenore Hammer

Beulah M. Osterberg Alvin Morgan

Palisade Poplar Riverdale

J. C. Campbell Harriett B. Lovell George SedaMrs. B. J. Mize Ines E. Laughlin Frank KellarElma Calderwood Jean Wheeler Walter Driver

.-.Wm. McKay Irene Polson

John B. Miller1., '

Mrs. E. D. Pickett

Harry. Bitton Lena Foley

Taylor Ucon Willow Creek

Onita M. Hoff John S. Fuller Mrs. James H. Cook

Pearl Clark 0. W. Berggren Clarence Cleverly

Nida Wadsworth Arthur P; Miskin Walter Chapple

Elvera ·M. Jens e n Oliver L. Robinson John R. Burtenshaw

James E.·Priest Powell Fullerton Glenn H. Johnson

Rose Torneton R. Howard Andrus Leslie Clapp

York City #1 City #2Ira Schenck Grace Gardner G. C. Benham

F. R. Barber Grace Lambert Edith JohannesenMrs. 0. C. Breiter Lucille Jenkins G. H. Johnson

jAfton B. Carlson Margaret Snarr Mike Marshal

Japk Moir Ruth. Whitmine Melda Meppen

MI'E. R. E. Hughe s Norma H. Laird CMrs. Les Donnelty

City #3 City #4 C ity #5Marie Kellar J. 0, Nelson LaMar Sayer r·5--8. Dget».•ifInez F. Molen Nancy Blomquist Mary A. SayerAlice K. Hansen Marguerite Dahlstrom Edith HarrisLydia Thueson Zina Thomassen Fanny G. BruntMae INaters J. M.• White : Ellen S. FowlerElizabeth J. Waters Lulu Norton Margaret Sayer

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City #6Walter A. .Jones

Lucille Bennett

Tressa Weaver,

George C. Holmquist

Bertha:YoungJoseph Godfrey

· City #9

Mrs. R. M. Talbot

Vela Pearl Hawkins

F. C. Swanson

Martha J. Pickett

Eliza Strahle

Carrie Hollister

City #12

Della Helm

Ada St. Clair

Lydia W. Heury

Oliver W, Hungerford

Marcella Winn

Ruth Hackman

City #15

Dora A. Boozer

Clara S. Anderson

Mrs. Ben Melquist

Edna David

Jean F. Rutherford

Eunice Meppen

City #18Martha L. Gamble = �036.

Mrs. Edward J. Lee

Mable Maughan

Maxine Opme

Irma Contor

Geneva Nagel

City #7 '

A. A. Hartman

Edna Carlow

Ruth D, Evans

Kate Moore

Mariner Bair

Mrs. Ray Collins

City #10

Minnie B. Rogers

Margaret W. Sidley

E. A. Logan '

Lela W. Smith

Wilma Rushton

Mrs. _Wayne Conrad

City #13Elizabeth R. Clark

Zelma Storer

R. B. Ewart

Clara Jenkins

Mary Kirby

Alice Bingham

City #16

Beatrice Paulsen

Muriel Hunt

Florence Norris

Bessie G. Taylor

Ethel A. Boyes

Ada H. Ring

City #19

Chauncey Earl.

S. S. Hammond

Hazel Parks Dixon

Ruby Oswald

Mrs. J. C. Denning

Mrs. Bert Strong

City #8Eunice Croft

Louise,J.rHansenE. H. Gardner

Sarah S. Dennis

Edith Jolley

Mrs. Fred Anderson

City #11Ellen Sully

Lucile Hebdon

Evelyn Moeller

Dorothy Heslop

Ethel M. Fanning

Eliza Keefer

City #14E. Victoria Gang

R. L. Jordan

Veanetta Boyce

Rebecca Lenzi

Daphne Thompson

Maude Wilson

City #17

Gertrude E. Orme

Don Anna Thornock

Ethel B. Criddle

Grace Pickett

Clarice L. Peterson

Barbara P. Thurman

March 13,

1946

City #20

Frances Aldana

Pearl Johnson

Emma Braithwait

Jessie B. Schwabedissen f (62

Ellie Forbush

Hilda Ferran

The Clerk of the Board was directed to make out and deliver to the sheriff immediately

a notice of the appointment of such judges, in writing, and the Sheriff was ordered to

serve such notices within ten days of the receipt thereof upon each of the said judges

of election by registered mail.

There being no further business, the Board recessed until the next regular meeting, ,

April 8, 1946.

Attest W. L. Brewrink A«•»

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April 8, 1946 a regular meeting of the Board was held. Chet G. Taylor, Chairman,

S, Reed Andrus and Hebbert C. Peterson, Board members, and W. L. Brewrink, Clerk, were

present.

• IN THE MATTER OF THE

ALLGVANCE OF CLAIMS

Claims which had been filed with the Clerk of the Board since their last regular

meeting were submitted, carefully considered, and the following were directed to be paid:

Current Expense fund in the total amount of $7,894.03; Charity fund in the amount of

$2,910.46; Weed Fund in the amount of $277.58; Road and Bridge Fund in the amount of

$5,059.63.

No further business coming before the Board, it did now recess until the next regu-

lap meeting May 13, 1946.

Attest W. L. Brewrink -•f,f«fr:I'G•-

Clerk . i Chairman /

April 8,

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• FOR ANNEXATION OF PART OF COMMON SCHOOL

DISTRICT #16 to EXISTING INDEPENDENT

SCHOOL DISTRICT #11

The following notices having been posted and June 10 being the day set for the

hearing on the two petitions, this matter came on for consideration of the·Board: -1

"NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR THE ANNEXATION OF A PART OF EXISTING COMMON SCHOOL DISTRICT

#16, BONNEVILLE COUNTY, IDAHO, TO EXISTING INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT #11, BONNEVILLE

• COUNTY, IDAHO, TO BE KNOWN AS INDEPENDENT·SCHOOL DISTRICT #11.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That a Petition has been filed before and with the Board'1

of County Commissioners of Bonneville County, Idaho.(a copy of which having been filed

with me ) for an Order of said Board directing that the question of the Annexation of that

part of existing Common School District #16, Bonneville County, Idaho, described as

follows, to-wit: · • .,·:·.,

Beginning at the West Quarter Corner of Section 35, Township 3 North, Range 38,

·'Ea4t -Boise Meridian, Bonneville County, Idaho, thence East * mile, thence North * mile,

thence East 2 mile, thence ·North *mile, thence East *mile, thence North to the North-

westerly boundary line of State Highway #29, thence northeasterly along said highway to

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May · 13, 1946

May 13, 1946 -a regular meeting of the Board was held. All members and the Clerk

were present.

IN THE MATTER OF THE

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ALLOVANCE OF CLAIMS'

Claims which had been filed with the Clerk of the Board since their last regular

meeting were submitted, carefully considered, and the following were directed to be paid:

Current Expense fund in the Total amount of $8,513.29; Charity Fund in the Amount of

$3,057.61; Road and Bridge fund in the amount of $30,963.05; and Weed Fund in the Amount...,)

of $2,308.10,

No further bus iness coming before the Board, it did· no• recess until the next regu-

lar meeting. June 10, 1946.

Attest ' W. L. Brewrink IrrEMIT+Rfurit TE;5;2&'6:ES'.+Clerk Chairma,h

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June 10, June 10; 1946 a regular meeting of the Board was held. Chairman Chet G. Taylor,

1946Board members S. Reed Andrus and Herbert C. Peterson, and Clerk of the Board W. L. Brew-

rink were present.

IN THE MATTER OF THE

1ALLOWANCE OF CLAIMS

Claims which had been'· filed with the Clerk of the Board .since their last regular

meeting were submitted, carefully considered, and the following were directed to be paid.

Current Expense Fund in the'total amount of $8,826.77; Charity Fund in the amount of

$2,563.68; Road and, Btidge Fund in the total amount of $7,092.46; and Weed Fund in the/

total amount of $5,579.65.

IN THE MATTER OF HEARING PETITION

the East Line of Section 25, said Township and Range, thence North to the Southwest corner June 10,

of Section 19, Township 3 North, Range 39, East Boise Meridian, thence East approximately 1,

mile to the Southeast corner of said Section, thence North *.mile, thence 1Nest approximately

2 miles to the West Quarter corner of Section 24, Township.3 North, Range 38 East Boise

Meridian, thence·South· 1·mile, thence West # mile, thence South *.mile, thence.West * Inile,,

thence Sduth 1* mild to the place of beginning,

to Existing Independent School District #11, Bonneville County, Idaho, to be known as In- i

dependent School District #11, be submitted to the qualified voters of each of said dis-

tricts, at an election election to be thereafter held. Said petition has been signed by

more than 10% in number, as compared to the number of votes cast .at the last annual school I

election in each of said districts, and contains a statement of. all facts as required by

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statute, to which petition reference is hereby made, and by such reference made a part here-

of.

NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN That the next regular meetj.ng of said Board of County Comm-

issioners will be held on Monday, the 10th day of June, 1946, at 10:00 0'clock A.M. of said-

day, in the Commissioners' Office in the Bonneville County Courthouse,·at Idaho Falls, Idaho,

at which •time and place said petition will be heard, and any person interested may appear

and show cause, if any there be, why said petition should not be granted.

Dated this 17 day· of May, A, D. 1946. · i

AFFIDAVIT OF POSTING

WILLIAM S. BRIGHTON

Superintendent of Schools

Bonneville County, Idaho

STATE OF IDAHO )

3 SS,County of Bonneville )

W. S. BRIGHTON, being first duly sworn, on his oath, deposes and says:

That he is the Superintendent of Schools of Bonneville County, Idaho; that he caused

a notice of the nature and import of the Petition for the Annexation of a Part of existing

Common School District #16, Bonneville County, Idaho, to existing Independent School District

#11, Bonneville County, Idaho, to be known as Independent School District #11, to be given

by posting notices as follows, to-wit:

On the 17 day of May, 1946, he posted three notices of which the attached is a copy,

within the boundaries of Independent School District #11, at the following places:

One at Post Office, Ucon, Idaho

One at School House, Ucon, Idaho

And the other at L. D. S. Church, Ucon, Idaho

On the 17 day of May, 1946, he posted three notices, of which the attached is a

copy, withi• the boundaries of Common School District #16, and within the portion of such

District proposed to be annexed as in said petition described, as follows:

One at Old Crowley School House

One at 1 mi. N of Beachey's Corner

And the other at Al Cooper Corner

On the 17 day of May, 1946, he posted three notices, of which the attached is a

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June 10• within the boundaries of Common School District #16, and within the portion of such dis-

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trict not proposed to be annexed as in said·petition described, as follows:

' /One at Corner 1/2 mile South of Crowley School .House

One at. -On Sand Creek Bridge just west of Newman Farm

And the other at Sand Creek Bridge just South of Al Cooper Farm.

/%/ , W. S. Brighton

W. S, Brighton

Subscribed and sworn·to before me this 17th day of May, 1946.

Seal Sam.W. Dennis

Probate Judge, Bonneville Co. Idaho

NOTICE OF .HEARING PETITION FOR THE ANNEXATION OF A ·PART OF EXISTING COMMON SCHOOL DISTRICT

#16, BONNEVILLE COUNTY, IDAHO, TO EXISTING INDEPENDENT SCHOOL.DISTRICT #5, BONNEVILLE

COUNTY, IDAHO, TO BE KNOWN AS INDE PENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT #5......

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That a Petition has been filed before. and with the Board

of County Commissioners of Bonneville County, Idaho, ( a copy of.which having been filed

with me ) for an Order of said Board directing that the question of the Annexation of that

part of existing Common School District #16, Bonneville County, Idaho, described as

follows, to-wit:

Beginning at the Southwest corner of Section 35, Township 3 North, Range 38, East

Boise Meridian, in Bonneville County; Idaho, thence East 5/8 mile, more or les d, to Sand

Creek, thence Northeasterly along Sand Creek to the East-West center line of said Section,

thence East 1 1/8 mile, more- or less, to the West Quarter Corner of Section 31, Township

3 North, Range 39, E.B.M., thence North 1 mile, thence East 1* miles to the Southeast cor-

ner of SW·*NWi•, Section 29, Twp, 3 N. R. 39, EBM.·, thence North * mile, thence East * mile,

thence North * mile, thence West * mile, thence South * mile,�036.thenceEast 1 mile, more or

less, to the Southwest corner .of Section 19, Township 3 North, Range 39, EBM, thente South

to State Highway- #29, thence Southwesterly along said highway to the East line of SW*SWi·,

Section 25, Township 3 North, Range 38, East Boise Meridiani thence South to the South

line of said Section 25, thence West * mile, thence South # mile, thence West * mile,

thence South * mile, thence West * mile, thence South * mile, to the place of beginning,

to the existing Independent School District #5, Bonneville County,- Idaho, to be known as

Independent School District #5, be submitted to the qualified voters of each 6f said

districts, at an election to be thereafter held. Said petition has, been s igned by more

than 10% in number, as pompared to the number of votes cast at the last annual school

election in each of said districts, and contains a statement of all facts as required by

statute, to which petition reference is hereby made, and by such reference made a part

hereof.

NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN That the next regular meeting of said Board of County

Commissioners will be hald on Monday, the 10th day of June, 1946, at 10:00 0'clock A. M.,

of said day, in the Commissioners' Office in the Bonneville County Courthouse, at Idaho

Falls, Idaho,.at which time and place said petition will be heard, and any person inter-

ested may appear and show cause, if any there be, why said petition should not be grdnted.

Dated this 16th day of May, A. D. 1946.

WILLIAM S. BRIGHTONSuperintendent of Schools

Bonneville County,-Idaho.

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STATE OF IDAHO )

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County of Bonneville )

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W. S. BRIGHTON, being first duly sworn, on his oath, deposes and says:•. ,

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That he is• the Superintendent of Schools of Bonneville County, .Idaho; that he

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caused a notice of the nature and import of the Petition for Annexation of a part of

existing Common School District #16, Bonneville County, Idaho, to existing Independent

School District #5, Bonneville County, Idaho, to be known as Independent School District

#5, to be given by posting notices as follows, to-wit:

On the 17th day of May, 1946, he posted three notices, of which the attached is a

copy, within the boundaries of Independent School District #5, at the following places:

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One at Iona Sch801 House Door

One at Iona Post Offic e

And the other at Do-Drop Inn, Iona, Idaho;

On the 17th day of 1fky i 1946, he posted three notices; of which the attached is a copy,

within the boundaries of that portion of Common School District #16 proposed to be annexed

to said Independent School District #5, as follows:

One at Corner South of Crowley School

One at Sand Creek Bridge West of Newman Farm :

And the other at Sand Creek Bridge South of A. A. Cooper Farm. :

•On'the 17th day of May, 1946, he posted three notices, of which the attached is a

copy, within the boundaries of that portion of Common School District #16, not proposed to

be annexed to said Independent School District #5, as follows:

One at Old Crowley School House

One at 1 mi. North of Beachey's Corner

And the other at A. A. Cooper Corher

/s/ WILLIAM S. BRIGHTON

W. S. Brighton

Subscribed and sworn to before me this 17th day of May, 1946.

/%/ SAM W. DENNIS

Seal

Probate Judge

-Bonneville County, Idaho

Representatives of both sides of the question at issue were heard and the Board

took the matter under advisement for a period of two weeks until June 24, 1946.

No further business coming before the Board at this time a recess was taken until

the next meeting.

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Attest W. L. Brewrink

Clerk

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June 24, 1946 the Board met at a special session. ,All members of the Board and

the Clbrk were present and the following proceedings were had:

, IN THE -MATTER OF NOXIOUS WEEDS AND THEIR3

DESTRUCTION

It was moved by H. C. Peterson, seconded by Reed Andrus, and being put to a vote by

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Extermination Abea, which area shall be and is hereby declared to be all of Bonneville

County. That all .weeds herein named are hereby declared to be noxious, name ly: Mornihg

Glory, WAite Topl·' Canada -Thistle, Blue Flowering Lettuce, Leafy Splurge, Russian Knapweed,

Burdock, Tansy Puncture Vine, Sow Thistle, Perennial Ragweed, Tea Vine and Quack Grass.1 ,.

All said weeds must be destroyed by• poison treatment or clean cultivation on or before

August 1,.1946 and none of said·weeds shall be permitted to produce seed.

This notice is published under the authority of 1939 Idaho Session Laws, Chapter1. 1

235.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ANNEXATION..'.1 ... ........ 3 .. «........ i )-, -· 6 ! '

OF CROWLEY DISTRICT #16 to DISTRICT #5·

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W. S. Brightdn, Superintendent of Schools,being out of town, further action on this

matter was postponed for a week, until. July 1, 1946.

V'/No further business coming before the Board, it did not, recess until the next meet-

ing, July 1, 1946.

ATTEST W. L. Brewrink 4,1•,11»»Clerk Cha irma '

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July 1

1946 -· July 1, 1946 the''Bbafd-met at a speoial sdssion• X11 members and the Clerk's Deputy

were present.

IN. THE MATTER,OF THE ANNEXATION OF

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CROWLEY DISTRICT #16 to DISTRICT #5

AND #11

The question of whether the annexation of the Crowley .School District #16 to

Districts #5 and #11 should be permitted to come to a vote was considered.

A Motion was made by Herbert Peterson that no action be taken pending report of

the State·Commission on op before January 1, 1947. Chet Taylor seconded the motion. S.

Reed Andrus cast a dissenting vote.

No further business coming before the Board at this time, a recess was taken until

the next regular meeting on July 8.

Attest W. L. Brewrink•ft,tiCR•317)J«

Clerk Cha•irma.n

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July 8

1946 July 8, 1946 the regular meeting of the Board was held with all members and the

Clerk's Deputy present.

1# IN THE MATTER OF THE ALLOWANCE OF CLAIMS

Claims filed since the last regular meeting were submitted, carefully considered,

and the Auditor was directed to pay the following: Claims on Current Expense in the total

amount of $9,629.35; Claims on Road and Bridge Fund in the total amount of $6,341.96;

Claims on Charity Fund in 'the, amount of $2,654.57; and Claims on the Weed Fund in the

amount of $9,970.65.

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next meeting.

Attest W. L. Brewrink

Cle rk

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Friday, July 12, 1946 the Commissioners met at a special session of the Board

with all members and the Clerk's Deputy present,

IN THE MATTER OF LEAVE OF ABSENCE

OF W. L. BREWRINK FOR NINETY DAYS

It was moved by Mr. Peterson that leave of absence be granted. The motion was

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seconded by Mr. Andrus and carried,

• IN THE MATTER OF ASSESSED VALUATIONS

A sworn statement was received from the Manager of J. C. Penney Company, Joseph H.

Jefferies and assessed valuation set accordingly at $28,579.55. A sworn statement was

also received from C. C. Anderson Company by H. C. Fleenor, Secretary-Treasurer and their

assessed valuation set accordingly at $197,018.57. The sworn statements referred to are

as follows:

To County Commissioners

meeting as

Board of Equalization

J. C. PENNEY COMPANY

Incorporated June 24th, 1946.

Gentlemen:

Herewith merchandise and fixtures condition prevailing at J. C. Penney Co. Store

Idaho Falls, Jan. 1st. 1946.

Inventory Jan. 1st

1946.

Less markdown at

3.65% markdown

percentage 1945

Total amount

Fixture Account.

50% of total fixture

account

Taxpayers Statement

1946 submitted by Assessor

without consultation

with firm.

Correct Taxable Figures

Shoule be

Retail

$50.828.

50.828

Cost.

$34.70170% of Cost

24,290

48.973 34,281 23,996,

Jan. 1st. 1946. Fixture Account

8,578,11

Inventory

$38,465.

4289.05.

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Taxable figures

Fixtures

4700.00

23,996

J. H. Jefferies

4289.05

P. S. ASSESSORS figures are arbitrary with no actual consideration of store figures.

SPECIAL AFF IDAVIT Statement No.

STATE OF IDAHO )

2 SS,County of Bonneville )

I, Joseph H. Jefferies, being first duly sworn, depose and say that the following

is a true and correct statement of the invoice of Merchandise and Fixtures owned by me or

the J. C. Penney Co., Inc., Company of which I am Local Manager on the second Monday

July 8, 1946

July 12,

1946

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in January 1946, or at.the time of taking such inventory. Said invoice includes all

goods, merchandise and fixtures of every description then on hand.

TOTAL MERCHANDISE INVOICE 34,701 70% 24,290

TOTAL STORE FIXTURES INVOICE 8,578.11 50% 4,289.55

S IGN HERE Joseph H. Jefferies

Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day of July, A. D. 1946.

W. L. BREWRINK, Clerk

Seal

By Betty. Gutke, , Deputy"

IN THE MATTER OF THE ASSESSED

J VALUATION OF THE PERSONAL PROPERTY

OF C. C. ANDERSON STORES COMPANY

FOR THE YEAR 1946

OBJECTIONS AND PROTEST OF

C. C. ANDERSON STORES COMPANY

TO: The Board of County Commissioners of Bonneville County, State of Idaho, meeting

as the Committee Board of Equalization:

COMES NOW, C. C. Anderson Stores Company, an Idaho corporation, engaged in a

private business in Bonneville County, Idaho, and without waiving any of its other

rights and remedies enters and files with the Board, this its protest and objections to

the valuation of $225,000, arbitrarily made by the assessor of Bonneville County, Idaho,

for tax purposes against the merchandise of this protestant situated in Bonneville County,1

Idaho, based on the following grounds:

1. That said assessment was arbitrarily made on or about June 7th and said assessor

has given us no reason for such arbitrary assessment.

2. That the arbitrary assessment is an illegal assessed valuation against the tax

payep resulting in an unlawful discrimination against the taxpayer and its property and

in violation of the Constitution and the laws of the State of Idaho.

3. That said Assessor, in making such assessment, failed and neglected to comply

with Section 61-202 I.C.A., which requires him, in ascertainint the value of property,

that he shall not adopt a lower or different valuation for different taxpayers; that

said assessed valuation was and is arbitrarily made without proper investigation and

without proper basis and criteria of value and without separate or any classification as

provided by the Constitution and laws of the State of Idaho

4. That if said valuation, as made by said Assessor, is allowed to stand for the

year 1946, will result in an illegal and unjust discrimination against the taxpayer to

the extent that the taxpayer will bear an unjust, unfair and unequal proportion of the

expense of Government than would other taxpayers of said County.

5, That the taxpayer, under oath, deposes and says that the true.landed cost value

of goods, wares, and merchandise owned by it in Bonneville County, as reflected by its

physical inventory taken by actual count, weight or measurement on February 1,»1946,

was $302,390.01; and that the landed cost value of its goods, wares and merchandise,

reflected by its books on January 1, 1946, was $283,156.28, and on March 1, 1946,

$258,459.01, or a total average value for the three months period of $281,455.10, which

based upon a 70% assessed valuation nould be $197.018.57.

WHEREFORE, upon the following grounds this taxpayer respectively prays that the

Board make and enter its order, correct and equalize the valuation of said merchandise

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for the year, 1946 to an amount which will equalize the assessed valuation of ·the·property •July 12,

1946

of this taxpayer, to make it uniform when compared with other property and classes of pro-

perty in Bonneville County, Idaho, as required by, the Constitution and the laws of the State(

of Idaho, and to make it equal to the value 'of said merchandise, and further that this Boar·d

grant to taxpayef such other relief as may be met and'equitable in the premises,

Dated this 19th day of June, 1946.

.i .C. C. ANDERSON STORES_COMPANY

/s/ By, H. C. Fleenor...,1.....

H. C. Fleenor - C. C. Anderson. Stores CompaLy ."93 , '.,

STATE OF IDAHO )

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County of Ada )

I, H. · C. Fieenor, Secretary-Treasurer of C. C. Anderson Stores Company; do solemnly ·

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swear that the foregoing is a full, true and correct statement, of all goods, wares and

merchandise of C.iCS::Anderson Stores Company, subject to assessment in Bonneville County,

Idaho, and that., no. property for the taxpayer has been willfully concealed,. removed op trans -... '...'...

ferred, mesrepresented or,omitted from the following statement for the purpose of evading3

taxation.. , I . / . ... t . . .

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, H. C. Fleenor ·

• Secretary-Treasurer for 4--

...... .... :.· • C. C. Anderson Stores, Company

STATE OF IDAHO • ')<'*-:i.:. S

) ss:County of Ada • - ,) ; · . ,

On this 22nd day of June,-1946, before·me the undersigned Notary·Public in and for

the State of Idaho, personally appeared H. .C. Flednor, known to me to be the Secretary-

Treasurer of ·C: C. Anders on Stores Company, the corporation :that executed the within in-

strument, and acknowledged to me that such corporation executed the same.

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed Illy official seal, th6

day and year in this certificate first above wri·tten.

Esther RashSeal Notary Public for the State of Idaho

Residing at Boise, Idaho. My commission

expires 3-10-50• IN THE MATTER OF THE IONA AND

WILLOW CREEK FARM DISTRICT

Mr. H. C. Peterson made a motion that the assessment be changed back to $12,00 per

acre as it was-in 1945; also-that small tricts within that area be classed as waste land

and assessed at $1.00 per acre. Motion was seconded by.Chet G. Taylor. S. Reed Andrus

cast a dissenting vote against the $12.00 assessment.

•IN THE MATTER OF EMERGENCY

CALLS TO THE SHERIFF'S.OFFICE

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Whereas many complaints are being received from stockmen relatite to the lact of

equipment to properly handle emergency. calls, it was moved by. S. Reed Andrus that Sheriff

Dean Wilkie be instructed to purchase the necessary equipment. Tte motion •as secdnded by

Mr. H. C,· Peterson and carried. '

No further business coming before the Board, it did no# recess until Monday, July

15 at 10:00 a.m.

Attest W. L. Brewrink 44•>(44t,»,ArL_

Clerk Chairmail/

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July 15, The Board met Monday July15, 1946 at 10:00 a.m. as a Board of Equalization. All1946 . .

members of the Board and the Clerk's Deputy were present.

•• IN THEMATTER OF TAX -EQUALIZATION

MATTERS

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Soldiers' and Widows' Exemption applications were passed upon. A motion was made bl

S. Reed Andrus and seconded by Mr. Herbert C. Peterson that the assessment for the Bonne-

ville Lumber Company be placed at $7,000.00; the East Side Lumber Company assessment re-

duced to $7,000.00; the Rowles-Mack Company assessment placed the same as in 1945. The./ 2

motion carried and the companies were duly notified thereof.

I THE AUTTER OF ASSESSMENT OF

ALL ROLLS

All rolls or property assessed in Bonneville County having been examined page by

page and line by line and all corrections having been duly entered, the • Board of Equaliza-

tion did now adjour sine die.

Having no further business the Board recessed until July 22, 1946 at 1:30 p.m.

ATTEST W. L. Brewrink fa•&,46Clerk Chairpan

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July 22, , . The Board met July 22, 1946·with all members and the Clerk's Deputy present.

1946

IN THE MATTER OF EXTERMINATION

•OF:NOXIOUS WEEDS ON HIGEVAYS -; *-.

The Board accepted·the Statels agreement of extermination of noxious weeds on high-

ways and agreed to cooperate with -the State in an amount not to exceed $261.90, the State

and County each to pay 50%.

IN THE MATTER OF COUNTY AID

TO INDIGENTS C.'

A motion was made by Mr. H. C. Peterson and, seconded by S. Reed Andrus that the

Board allow Mrs. G. E. Biery $100.00 train fare and expense money for herself and 10

children to Forsythe, Montana, with the understanding that she and her family would reside

permanently there.

There being no further business, the Board recessed.-.

Attest W. L. Brewrink 446,•6-Clerk Chairman1

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August 12, The Board.met on August 12, 1946 for their regular monthly session, All members of

1946

the Board and the Clerk's Deputy were present and the following matters were considered:

•IN THE MATTER OF THE

· - ALLOWANCE OF CLAIMS =

All claims filed 'with the Clerk since their last regular meeting were considered

and the Auditor was instructed to pay the following: Claims on Current Expense in the

amount of $9,190.32; Claims on Road and Bridge, fund in the total amount of $13,240.22;

Claims on:the Weed•;Fund in the total amount of $6,384.65; Claims on Charity fimd in the

amount of $2,853.97; and Claims on Fair Fund in the amount of $3,450.00.

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IN THE MATTER OF SHGATING CAUSE WHY

4BEER LICENSES SHOULD NOT BE REVOKED

Now appears Robert G. Newman and surrendered Retail Liquor Dealer's Stamp, which

was accepted by the Board of County Commissioners. In view of the fact Mr. Newman pur-

chased the' stamp with the intention of protecting himself from Federal inquiry and not to

sell liquor, he voluntarily surrendered the liquor stamp and the case was dropped.

Now appeafs Mrs.·A. J. Justin. She stated the Wagon Wheel does not have a Federal

Liquor Dealer's Stamp but that the Wagon Wheel Club does have one, a separate establish-

ment. The Prosecuting Attorney recommended the case be dropped because of insufficient

evidence. It was, moved by Mr. Peterson, and seconded by Mr. Andrus that the matter be dropped

until further evidence be brought to justify the case being taken up again.

Now appears J. W. Champion, Manager of Mom's Place. He stated the Retail Liquor

Dealer's stampswas purchased in error and,that he thought he had a Malt: stamp. He volun-

tarily surrendered the liquor stamp and will make application for a malt stamp at once.

The Board rebessed: at 3:40 until Monday, August 19, 1946 at 1:30 p.m.

.ATTEST : W. L, BREWRINK

Clerk

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The Board- met Aiigusti 1.9.6 .1946:,·.ther6 .bei'ng".•bresent Chet. G. Taylor', Chairman,-Comm- August 19te'. .r; V /-:':.r:·7 -·t�036.,- '·· ':•·- -

i.ssioner Herbert. C.. Peterson and. the-Deputy Clerk,

It was ordered by the Board that all offices of the County close from one to twoL

o'clock, Wednesday afternoon, August 21, in respect for Mr. and Mrs. Reed Andrus and

family, who lost one of their children in a tragic accident.·

No further business coming before the Board at this time, ite, recessed until Mon-

day, August 26, 1946.

ATTEST W. L. BREWRINK

Clerk-6•,bl«i�036»

Chairmap'

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The Board met on August 26.; All members and the Deputy

Clerk were present.

August 12

1946

1946

•IN THE MATTER OF ALLOWANCE OF August 26.-

1946

BEER LICENSES.

Beer, licenses were granted to: Carl Monson, Samoa Club, Idaho Falls, Idaho

DeVon Van Noy, Van Noy Commissary, near Palisade Dam.

A few indigent matters were given attention.-

There being no further business before.the Board, a recess was taken until Wednesday,

September 4, 1946 at 1:30 p.m.

No further business coming before the Board, it did now recess until Wednesday,

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September 4.

ATTEST W. L. BREWRINK

. Clerk

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Sept6mber 4, 1946 the Board met with all mbmbers and the Clerk's Deputjr present.

I•-IN " THE MATTER OF·THE··RESIGNATION OF · · ·· ·"······· ··.··"•

W. L. BREWRINK AS COUNTY CLERK

Sept. 4

1946

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Sept, 4, Mr. W. L. Brewrink, County Clerk, appeared and presented the following resignation1946

to.the Board:

BONNEVILLE COUNTY

Idaho Falls, Idaho

September 4,1946

HONORABLE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

Bonneville County, Idaho

-On Account of ill hedlth of which I am advised that the most benefit will be derived

by living in a lower altitude, I hereby resign as County Clerk and request that nly resigna-

tion be accepted at once, if possible. 1

/%/ W. L. BREWRINK

With regret, the Board of Commissioners accepted the resignation of W. L. Brewrink

as County Clerk of Bonneville County.

I•IN THE MATTER OF TAX LEVIES

Mr. Sawyer of the Union Pacific Railroad conferred with the Board on tax levies.

TAThe.·:BbArd. retessed:1 until Thursday, September 5, 1946.

ATTEST lu TIV �0421-1 I BREWRINK 4*:44•;r•&•

Clerk

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1946 The Board met again September 5. All members and the Deputy Clerk were present.

1 IN THE MATTER OF THE CONTINUATION

/ •OF THE CLERK' S .WORK UNTILA SUCCESSOR• •

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IS. APPOINTED.

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In accordance with the Idaho Code Annotated, Section 57-915, Lulu Ferebauer, who

was Chief Deputy under W. L. Brewrink,.was to continue her services as Chief Deputy until

a successor to the Clerk's Office is appointed, and be bonded at once. An immediate audit

of the office vacated by Mr. Brewrink was -ordered.

No further business coming before the Board at this time, it: did not recess until

the next regular meeting date, September 9, 1946.

IRTEST W. L. BREWRINK -4!fl»-«1,-»j.,-n . Clerk Chai»dn... ,

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Sept. 9, . The regular monthly meeting of the Commissioners was held September 9, 1946. All1946

members of thdrfBoard and the Deputy ·Clerk were present.

,7 IN THE MATTER OF THE PAYMENT OF CLAIMS

The claims which had been. filed on the various funds since the last meeting of the

Board were at this time considered and·the·Auditor directed to pay the following:

IC].s[ilis ..on•,the • Currdift'Efbe'Asb' Fund liriCthe total amount of $7,818,30; Claims on the Road

and Bridge Fund in the total amount of $8,554.·33; Claims on the Weed Fund in the total

amount of $6,486.03; Claimi on the charity fund in the total amount of $2,448.60.

J IN THE MATTER OF F IXING LEVIES FOR 1946:

At th·is time the Board deliberated relative to the rate of Tax levies which would

be'necessary for the purpose of raising an amount of money sufficient to pay all State

Taxes for the year 1946 apportioned to Bonneville County by the State of Idaho, also to

raise a sufficient amount to meet the expenditures of Bonneville County from,the various4 1

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funds of the County. Due to the .insufficient levy on Charity,for the years 1944, and 1945:

it was found necessary to increase the levy from one mill to three mills in.-order to put

that fund on a cash basis. The rate of Tax levies necessary to meeti. the expenses of the

various School Distri8ts for the year 1946 in accordance with the Certificates of said

School Districts now bn file with the Clerk of this Board, was also.bonsidered.

It is hereby ordered that there is levied upon each $100.00 value of taxable property

within Bonneville County, both Real and Personal which is subjuct tb taxation and which is

shown on the assessment rolls for the year 1946 as returned by..the Assessor and equalized

by the State Board of Equalization, the following rates of levy for the following purposes

hereinafter specified, to-wit:

1946

STATE LEVY

1General Purpose .46 .46

Predatory Animal 1.50

Sheep Inspection ..20

Bee Inspection ( Per Colony ) .03

COUNTY LEVY

Current Expense .87

Road and Bridge .05 .

County & State Highway .10 t

General School .51

C.H. Bond & Skgr .10

District Fair .01

Chairty .30

Weed .03

Total County 1.47 1.47

Total State & County 1.93

CITIES AND VILLAGES

Idaho Falls ,70

Ammon 1.50

Iona

Ririe 2.80

Ucon 1.50CEMETERIES

Ammon .10

Central .10

Iona i

Lincoln .10

Milo

Shelton .10

Taylor .10

Ucon .10

Sept. 9

1946

S ept, 16

1946

No.

1

2

3

46.

7

9

10

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'16

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20

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31

33

34

36

37

38

43

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No. 5

No. 11

No. 19

No. 27

No. 30 Jt.

No. 35

Joint Rural High #1

General

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12

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INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS

2.65

2.50

1,50

2.65

2.25

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2.20

1.45

COMMON SCHOOL DISTRICTS

Tuition Retirement • Bond & Int.

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13*4 1/10

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5*/IN THE MATTER OF CHARGING OFF E RSONAL TAXES

It is further ordered by the Board that the Auditor charge off Personal Taxes for

the years 1939, 1940, 1941, 1942, and 1943, the amount being $3,325.56.

jIN THE MATTER OF ATTENDANCE

AT BOARD MEETINGS

On motion of Reed Andrus, seconded by Herbert Peterson, it was unanimously carried

that the County Physician, County Nurse, and County Attorney, be present at the meeting af

the Board on the second Monday of each month, also the County Clerk be present at all

meetings.

No further business coming on before the Board, it did now recess - until the next

Monday, September 16, 1946 at 1:30 p.m.

ATTEST W. L. . Brewrink dike•,AA.1 -Clerk Chairman/

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Board and the Clerk's Deputy were present.

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.JIN THE MATTER OF APPOINTMENTS Sept. 16

1946

Marie Lyon, who had been employed on an hourlS basis in the County Clerk's Office i

for some time, was appointed as a regular deputy. and she appeared before the Board and �036 '

took the oath of Office.

A Petition to the Board of County Commissioners to appoint Jack A. .Packer as

Clerk of the District Court, ex-officio auditor and recorder, and ex-officio. clerk of the

Board of County Commissioners, signed by 32 qualified electors of Bonneville· County, was :

presented to the Board. The appointment.was made by the Board and Mr..Packer appeared

and took the oath of office.

No further business coming before the Board, it 'did.:haw-:readss,-:i:1 until September

19, 1946.

ATTEST W. L, Brewrink »0 -l. Clerk Chgirman

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JIN THE MATTER OF MACHINE T.EASE AGREEMENT Sept. 16

The Board met on this date for the special purpose of approving and signing Machine 194611

Lease Agreement" presented by A.· W. Naegle representative of the Pioneer Machinery Co.- of

Idaho Falls. The agreement covering the lease of one Model 12 "Caterpillar" Deisel Motor

Grader, Present at the meeting and signing the"Machine Lease Agreement" wefe Cha irman <4

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Chet G. Taylor, Herbert C. Peterson, S. Reed Andrus and the Clerk.

MACHINE IEASE AGREEMENTH.. LU

This lease made this -17th day of September, 1946, between PIONEER MACHINERY CO.,..'..

lessor, and the COUNTY OF BONNEVILLE, of the State of Idaho, acting by its Board of Comm-

issioners, pursuant to a resolution duly and regularly adopted on the 17th day of September,

1946, lessee,i

, WITNESSETH:

THAT WHEREAS the lessee requires the use of one (1) Model 12 "Caterpillar" Diesel

Mot or Grader, Serial No. 7T-2337, equipped w/Cab, Sfarifier, Cab Heater, Starting System,

Lighting System w/battery, Windshield Wiper and Firestone Tires, for the purpose of road., ·

building and maintenance of highways in Bonneville County, and

.

WHEREAS, the lessee has available, or will have available, the sum of $9,255.32,

which it may now lawfully expend, or will have available to expend for hiring a motor grader

_ for -the purposes specified in the next paragraph:

NOW THEREFORE,

' 1. The lessor, in consideration for thepayment bf the rentals hereinafter reserved, hereby

leases to the lessee the above Model 12 "Caterpillar" Diesel Motor Grader complete as shown.

above, for the term commencing on the date hereof and ending on February 14,-1949, at a

total rental of $9,255.32, payable: $1550.00 on October 14, 1946; $1550.00 on February 10,

1947; $1550.00 on August 11, 1947; $1550. 00 on February 9, 1948; $1550 on August,• 9·, 1948;

and $1505.32 on February 14,·1949.

2. The lessee acknowledges receipt of said motor grader in good order and condition and

upon the expiration of the.t.erm of this lease ( in the event and the option hereinafter re-

ferred to has not exercised ) or upon the sooner termination of this lease, or in the event'.

that the lessee shall default in the performance of any of the terms, covenants, or condi-

tions hereof, the lessor shall be entitled to the immediate possession of said motor grader,

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and the lessee shall thereupon deliver said motor grader to the lessor at Idaho Falls, in

good order and condition, ordinary use, wear and tear thereof excepted.

3.. The lessee shall have the right to. make any ·reasonable and lawful use of said motor

gradar, and shall take reasonable and proper care therefore, and at its own cost and expens 3

'make all necessary repairs and replacements. In the event of any default of the lessee in

the payment or rents, or otherwise, this le ase shall terminate at the option of the lessor.

4. The lessor 'hereby gives the lessee the option to purchase said motor grader in its

then condition at any time during the term of this lease, for the purchase price of

$9,255,32, said purchase price to be then payable in cash, or legally issued warrants, upon

the exercise of the option. In the event that said option is exercised, the purchase shall

be.reduced by the amount of rentals heretofore paid, and further, in the event the lessee-'t

shall elect to exercise the option to purcKase at' any time during the life of said lease an,12, d ,

suph -payment or payments are made before due dates referred to in Paragraph #1, the payment,-'.

will ·:R"e reduced at the rate of 6% per annum for the period of time covered by subh payment

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prior.-·t 8 due dates.

5. It-·is 'hereby expressly agreed that the le-ssor shall not in any case, or under any cir-

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cumstances, be held l'iable for any loss or damage, a' claims for loss or damage of any kind..

or character whatsoever, to persons or property, or otherwise, arising from or in any man-.A.

ner 66nnected with the use or operation of said motor grader; and any and all loss or dam-

age, are hereby specifically waived by the lessees

6. This lease is executed in quadruplicate. BONNEVILLE COUNTY

PIONEER MACHINERY CO.

By Chet G. Taylor Chairman·

By Howard Daugherty

President. · By Herbert C. Peterson Commissioner

ATTEST:- · By S. Reed Andrus Commissioner

Jack A. Packer

County Clerk

There being no other business to come before the Board, it-did-now.-recess.- .

until Monday, Sept. 23, 1946.

ATTEST .Ta,l.9 4.,.,D.•1•--•1•

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Sept. 23, The Board met on this day, there being present Chairman Chet G. Taylor, Commissioners

1946

S. Reed Andrus, and Herbert C. Peterson and the.Clerk. The following proceedings were had,

• to -Wit: .

IN THE MATTER OF. MEDICAL ·ASSISTANCE.. .1

FOR LESTER McMULLIN

Dr. John·Hatch being present to explain the need for medical attention for Mr. McP,4*·

Mullin suggested that he be sent to Salt Lake for a. complete examination by Doctors who

are in a position to perform the operation which would be necessary if Mr. McMullin were to

receiv:e any relief. Mr'. Lester Beck met with the Commissioners in Mr. McMillan's bdha•f

stating that friends and neighbors had donated in the amount of $192.00 for medical attehi..\

tion. It was decided that with the money available-Mr. McMullin be taken to Salt Lake and •-

after examination, the case would be reconsidered by the Board and action taken as to the

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He is a bachelor and owns his own home. For his existence, all.that would be necessary

would be clothing and food. The matter was referred to Mr. Olsen to determine his needs

and action was to be taken after this information #as referred to the Board.

•IN THE MATTEROF THE PURCHASE

OF A WEED SPRAYER

Mr. Kintner, County Weed Supervisor, explained the need of an addit ional sprayer to

\fulfill the requests by the farmers for the work to be done. The Board, by the motion of 1*.

Peterson, seconded '1>,Mr. Andrus approved the purchase of the weed sprayer by Mr. Kintner

at the price of $756.8•.

\IN THE MATTER OF ASSISTANCE FOR LOUIS

1EMRICK WHO IS 66 YEARS OLD

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Howard Mills, son-ih-law requested additional assistance for the father-in-law as

he is now unable to assist on the farm in any manner. This matter of raising old age pen-

/1sions being out of the hands of the Commissioners, it was referred to Mr. Olsen.,

IN THE MATTER OF REGISTRARS

JFEES

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Mrs. Metcalf, spokesman for a group of five registrars who met with the commissioners

on this date, requested that all registrars fhes be uniform in that the law allows the

maximum of 250 per person registered, regardless of locality of precinct. Action was taker

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by the Commissioners to the effect that this fee be uniform. A motion was made by Mr.

Peterson and seconded by Mr. Andrus that the above fees be set up as registrars fees.

-'IN THE MATTER OF OFFICE

EQUIPMENT

The Clerk recommended to the Board of Commissioners that an additional desk be pur-

chased for use in the Clerk's Office as the need was apparent. Motion was made by Mr. '

Andrus and seconded by Mr. Peterson, in as much as the budget for equipment would allow

this purchase, that the Clerk be instructed to make said purchase.

-1 IN THE MATTER OF ROAD INS PECTION

The Commissioners made inspection of the road from the Butte Highway west to the

County line for the purpose of farm to market use. Motion was made by Mr. Peterson and

seconded by Mr. Andrus that Mr. Painter make a survey and report to the Commissioners

at the next meeting the amount of work necessary to put this section of road in use this

fall and that the graders from Mr. Peterson's District, as soon as available, be put to

grading this portion of the road. The Clerk was instructed to notify Mr. Painter of his

• responsibility in this matter.

• IN THE MATTER OF THE CLERK'S BANK ACCOUNT--

A motion was made by Mr. Peterson and seconded by Mr. Andrus that Chairman, Chet G.

Taylor notify the American ,National Bank that the Bank Account in the name of W. L. Brewrir_k,

Clerk, be changed to Jack A. Packer, Clerk, effectife this date. Mr. Taylor took care of

the matter at this time by phone in conversation with Mr. Johnson, representative of the

Bank. '

•IN THE MATTER OF· ASSISTANCE FOR LOUIS GRIDLEY . : Sept. 23,

County Nurse i 1946

Miss St. Clair/testified that Mr. Gridley has tuberculosis and is unable to.work.

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IN THE MATTER OF ASSISTANCE FOR

4MR ABERCROMBIE

The Clerk was to advise Mr. Painter to check upon the need of·Mr. Abercrombie as

,to putting roofing on his home. If assistance is needed, Mr. Painter vias advisdd that

the first available man·he has on his crew was to be sent to Mr, Abercrombie's home to

assist in applging the roofing now available.

IN THE MATTER OF DISPOSING OF .I. J

BOOK CASES IN THE JUDGES CHAASERS

The Clerk reported to the Commissioners by request of Judge Taylor that there are -

' several sections of book cases which do not fit into.the contour of the book cases as they

are now in the Judge's Chambers. It was advised that the Board of Commissioners dispose

of these so that at a later date as the need arises, they may be replaced with those that

fit the present book cases. The Clerk was advised to check as to the price and after tak-

ing the matter up with Mr. Taylor, dispose of the book cases.

•IN THE MATTER OF DISMISSAL

Motion was made by Mr'.· Andrus, seconded by Mr. Peterson, there being no other matter

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1946ers Peterson and Andrus and the Clerk, and the following proceedings were had, to-wit:

•IN. THE MATTER OF EARL PERCY, ROAD SUPERVISOR

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Motion was made by Mr. Andrus and seconded by Mr. Peterson that Mr. Earl Percy,

iwho appeared.before the Board this day, be appointed Road Supervisor of.Grays Lake District,

Notice was given to Mr. Wakeman of Grays Lake to turn all County Equipment in his possess-

ion over to Mr. Percy.

IN THE MAT TER OF ASSISTANCE OF

CHARLES STEPHENSON

Mr. .Stephenson requested to buy the building he now lives in which is County propbr-

ty as he would like to repair it and move it on property of his own. The Commissioners

referred thetimatter to Mr, Ferebauer to ·draw a contract to loan the building to Mr. Stephen-

son so that he will know that it will not be taken'away from him as lohg as he is living in

it.

• IN THE MATTER OF H..W. REEVE AND KERMIT PURCELL, 1

OWNERS OF BUFFET BAR BROUGHT BEF ORE THIS BOARD TO

SHOW CAUSE WHY THE BEER LICENSE IN . THE,NAME CF BUFFET

BAR SHOULD NOT BE REVOKED

Mr. Ferebauer represented' the County and Wm. Holden represented the Defendants.

Counsels presented the case to the.Board of Commissioners and it was taken under advisement

by the Board, a decision to be announced at a later meeting. During the testimony Mr. Ker-

mit Purcell was sworn·and testified as a witness.

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Mrs. Hall met before the Board to ask for an increase in allowance for•patients·in · Sept. 30,

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her home. After discussion by the Board, Miss St. Clair, County Nurse, was advised to·ob-

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tain a list. of children whose parents were in the nurse's home· at the present time, ..this

list to be presented to the Board, whereupon instructinns will be given through the prose-

cuting attorney to advise the children of the condition of their parents and for them or I

a representative of the family to meet with the Board to show cause why the family can not

help to assist the patients in question.

• IN THE MATTER OF MRS . S PEAS

FOR ASSISTANCE ·<

The matter being out of the hands of the Board because of her being a married woman.

although a case is •now '•ending'against her husband for non support, the Board would take no

action and referred her to Mr. Ferebauer, Prosecuting Attorney. ·

• IN THE MATTER OF RALPH SHRIVER FOR

ASSISTANCE

Mr. Shriver appeared before the Board to explain his condition which will not permit

heavy work and asked the Commissioners if possible to assist him in obtaining work which ;

would be suitable to his health. -..:The Commissioners will try to obtain something in the was-

offlagman with either the county road set-up or the State Road Department and Mr. Shriver

was to contact the-commissioners at a later date.

• IN THE MATTER OF JAMES WARREN PURCHAS ING

COUNTY PROPERTY· .

Mr. Warren. purchased lot 38, Block..31, Highland Park Addition from the County in

July, 1937. , This lot does not exist and was ·included in the de ed by error. The Commissionerb

advised the Clerk to compensate Mri Warren in the amount of his expenditures which have

ensued since the purchase of the lots.

Their being no other business,to come before the Board at this time, the motion to I

si'6cess was made by Mr. Andrus, seconded,by Mr. Peterson, the Board to reconvene Monday,

October 7 at 1:30.

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Andrus anit Peterson-and the Cle rk, The following proceedings were had, to -wit :·

•IN THE MATTER (F.1EETINGWITH FIELD <

REPRESENTAT IVES OF THE STATE TAX COMMISSION

The purpose of said meetingwas to formulate plans for determining the value of

County pro perty in connection with the• State Tax Commission, there being.present as rep-

resentatives Mr. Paul Gordon, Mr. Lee Wright and Mr. Roy Barton. These Gentlemen, explained • ·

the plan of the tax commission in setting up representatives in each Coun*J the expenses '

to be paid by each individual county, for the..purpose of determining the valuation on bottl

city anil country property.1.

After dis cu ssion ard explanations by the Tax Representatives the Commissioners-tool·:

the matter under advis ement expressing their approval of the program as explained by the sax

Commission representatives and .expressed their willingness to cooperate when the time

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came to set the plan.up ona County Basis.

IN THE MATTER OF SIGNING MACHINE LEASE

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FOR 1 ( New Insley K 12 Shovel )

The Commissioners approved and signed said machine lease agreement on this date.

( copy of which is on file in this office and with the Tractor Co. )

There being no other matter before the Commissionem, a motion was made by Mr'. Peter-

son and seconded by Mr. Andrus that the Boa rd regess- until Mond ay next.

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The Board met October 7, 1946, there being present Cha irman Taylor, Commissioners

Andrus and Peterson and the Clerk, and the following proceedings were had; to-wit:

IN THE MATTER OF ADVISE FROM MR. FEREBAUER

JCONCERNING THE BUFFET BAR CASE

Mr. Ferebauer, present by request of Mr. Andrus, explained the case answering ques-

tions which arose in the minds of the Commissioners. After some discussion the matter was

delayed until the next meeting of the Commissioners when action would be taken.

/IN THE MATTER OF HOUS TON WASSON'

Report from Mr, Painter as requested from the Commis sione rs the previous meeting

on the condition of Mr. Wasson's house. Mr. Painter reported that the situation was that

Mb. Was son wanted his barn repaired, The Commissioners after discussing the natter, decided

that they were in no posit ion to repair anything but the homr of Mr. Wasson and delayed the

matter pending fur ther information from Mr. Wasson.

•N THE MATTER OF DRA INAGE OF FLOOD WATERS

IN THE R ]RIE AREA

Mr'. Wood of Ririe and his mother appeared before the Commis sioners to ask the

Commissioners to enlarge the drainage ditch which handles the flood waters in that territory.

Mr. Andpus reported at this time that there was no need of enlarging the drainage dit ch

until the State_Highway Department enlarges the culvert under th• highway which was the

only means of draining water under the highway. The matter had been referred to the S,tat e

Highway Department but no action taken. Mr. Wood was advised to see Mr. Chr istensen, 10-

cal State Highway Manager.As soon as the State Department took care of their part of the '

problem the Commissioners lromised that their assistance would be forthcoming in preparing

the ditch so that flood waters may be drained in a suitable Imnner.

IN THE MATTER OF INSTALLING1

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RADIO IN THE SHERIFF'S CAR

At a previous meeting of the Commissioners they approved the expenditure of $340.00

by the Sheriff for a 2-way radio to be installed in the Sheriff's car. At that time no fee

for installation was included'. The Board at this time approved the expenditure of $25.00

for installation of said radio in the Sheriff's car.

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BANNOCK COUNTY FOR BEER LICENSE RATES

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The Commissioners advised the Clerk to notify Bannock County Commissioners of their

intention to maintain beer license fees for 1947 to be the same as 1946.

IN THE MATTER OF SIGNING THE EXTENSION

RIDER

Extension Rid er 8899 between Oregon Short Line Railroad Company and..Union Pacific

Railroad Company, and Bonneville County for land for highway purposes in the Payne District-

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Motion was made by Mr. ".Peterson' that the agreement be accepted and signed, seconded by Mr.

Andrus, voted unanimously.

There bing no othe·r busine SS to come before the Board, motion was made by Mr. And ri.is

seconded by Mr. Peterson that the meeting retessr until Monday next, October 14.

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Andrus, Peterson and the Clerk. The following proceedings here had, to-wit:

IN THE MATTER OF TEMPORARY

1CHAIRMAN

Mr. Taylor asked to be excused because of the death of his Aunt whose funeral

was being held at Blackfoot this day. A motion was made by Mr. Peterson and seconded by

Mr. Andrus that Mr. Taylor be excused and that the sympathy of the Commissioners be ex-

pressed to the family and that Mr. Andrus would act in the capacity of Chairman.

•• IN THE MATTER OF FARM TO MARKET

ROAD IN THE OSGOOD TERRITORY

Mr. Jess Hays was present with a petition asking that the road leave the Butte

Highway on a line which would go directly through Osgood and then drop south at the Hays

property, then continue west to the County line. The matter was taken under consideratior

by the Commissioners.

IN THE MATTER OF

• ROADS FOR HOMER KOSTER TRACT

Mr. Homer was present and presented the proposition to the Commissioners that if

the Homer Koster Company would deed the land necessary for the roads in the tract to be

subdivided as shown on the map presented to the Commissioners, would the County be will-

ing to accept this property and build and maintain the roads in that District 9 The

matter was to be discussed at a later day when Mr. Taylor and the full Board of Commissior-

ers could act upon it.

•,IN THE MATTER OF CLAIMS APPROVED

The claims which had been filed on the various funds since the last meeting of the

Board were considered and the Auditor directed to pay the following: Claims on the Current

Expense Fund in the total amount of $10,256.59; Claims on the Road and Bridge Fund in the

amoubt of $10,050.81; Claims on the Weed Fund in the amount of $2,369.90;-·one Claim on

the District Fair Fund in the amount of $75.00; and Claims on the Charity Fund in the

amount of $3,186.03.

IN THE MATTER OF JUDGES

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The motion was made by Mr, Peterson and seconded by Mr. Andrus that the Clerk have

the power to appoint such judges as would be necessary for the coming election so t hat the

polling places may be fully manned on election day. A motion was made by Mr. Peterson

and seconded by Mr. Andrus that, since there was no other business, the meeting redessi.

until Monday next, October 21, 1946•.

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The Board met on October 21, there being present Chairman Taylor, Commissioners

Peterson and Andrus and the Clerk. The following proceedings were had; to-wit:

IN THE MATTER OF APPLI CATIOAS FOR BEER

LICENSES

Application for a license for J. W. Edwards at the South Side Service Station was

considered and approved. Application for license for Rachel Johns at Beache's Corner

under the name of Otto's Inn was considered and approved.

IN THE MATTER OF DESIGNATION OF ROAD SITE

4FOR THE IDAHO FALLS TWIN BUTTE' S ROAD

This road was to start on the County line at the Division line of Range 33 and

34 and run easterly to connect with the Butte Highway, road to run parallel with and

approximately 1 mile north of the township line common to Township 2 No. and 3 No.

IN THE MATTER OF FUNDS FOR WEST SIDE

JSOIL CONSERVATION

Mr. Emil Johnson was present and requested the balance of the appropriation made

by the Commissioners to carry on the work of the west side soil conservation group. The

claim for the balance in the amount of $232.00 was presented to the Commissioners to be

approved on the second Monday of November.

IN THE MATTER OF CANCELLATIONJ ,•

OF TAXES FOR MRS. JACK JEFFS

Mr. Jeffs was in the armed forces during 1945 and Mrs. Jeffs applied by phone for

exemption but due to a misunderstanding on her part she did not appear before the Comm-

issioners to have the matter officially approved. The motion was made by Mr. Andrus and

seconded by Mr. Peterson that the 1945 taxes as listed in the Treasurer's Office be can-

celled according to Session Laws, 1945, Chapter 169, 61-105.

IN THE MATTER OF ASSISTANCEj

FOR MRS. S PEAS

The Board approved a requisition for groceries in the amount of $10.00. At this '

time Mr. Olsen reported that effective November 1 Mrs. Speas would receive a check around

the amount of $138.00 per month for the support of her children which should be sufficient

to care for her needs without added assistance from the County.

IN THE MATTER OF

JHOURS FOR THE ROAD AND

BRIDGE EMPLOYEES

It was decided unanimously by the Commissioners that effective immediately the hours

of all menion the Road and Bridge crew be limited to 40 hours per week, these hours being

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Mrs. Nona Sessions, State Child Welfare Supervisor working through Mr. Olsen's Offic e

requested that the Commissioners approve an operation of sterilization for Mildred Haddon

Clark. After the facts surrounding the case were explained to the Commissioners, Mrs.

Sessions was advised that the matter would be taken up with Dr. Hatch and a decision made

at a later date.

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Andrus, Peterson and the Clerk. The following proceedingd were had, to-wit:

IN THE MATTER OFJASSISTANCE

The following persons appeared before the Commissioners for assistance:

Amalia Jiminez, Dan Stevens, Houston Wassen, Mrs. Eugene Waddell and Mr. Jackson.

' IN. THE MATTER OF MILDRED

JHADDON .CLARK

A motion was made by Mr, Andrus that this case concerning an operation of steriliza-

tion be.dropped-until further evidence calls for reopening of the case. The motion was

seconded by Mr. Peterson.

IN THE MATTER OF

ELECTION PROCEDURE

--' Matters concerning election procedure #ere discussed and it was. decided upon by the

Commissioners that the next regular meeting, Monday, November 4, would convene at 10:00 am.

and that the afternoon of that day would be used for distributing election supplies. There

being no other business to come before the Commissioners, a motion was made by Mr. Peterson

and seconded by Mr. Andrus that the meeting beced•e....::6..

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divided to 8 hours per day, 5 days per week,and that all extra help be eliminated for the

balance of the year.·' Mr'. Painter was present and was advised at the time and the Clerk

instructed to notify by mail all foreman on the road and bridge pay roll. The following

were to be notified: Wm. Webb, Ucon; Jess Brown, Ucon; Reuben Waters, Ammon; Earl Percy,

Grays Lake, Bert Ingram, Idaho Falls.

IIN THE MATTER OF OPERATION.1

The approval of the Board was. given for Mr'. E. M. Young as Deputy Registrar. Mr'.

Y6ung was sworn in-and signed the oath before Mr. Packer, Clerk. 1

There being no other business to be brought before the Commissioners, a motion was

made by Mr. Packer, seconded by Mr. Andrus, that the meeting be redessedi until Monday next,

October 28.

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1946

The Board met November 4, 1946, there being present Chairman Taylor, Commissioners

Andrus, Peterson and the Clerk.

IN THE MATTER OF ..

iASSISTANCE

The Commissioners approved payment of the back rent of $25.00 to the.Ellsworth cabins.

for Mrs. Haggard. Also appearing for assistance were Mrs. Cleverley,and_Mr'§:iLai whose hus-

bands at the present time are in the County Jail in connection with a robbery.

IN THE MATTER OF NOVEMBER'.S

J• OFFICIAL MEETING

It-was decided upon by the Commissioners in as much as November 11 is a Holiday, tha.

Tuesday, November 12, would be the day appointed for the official meeting of November. A

motion to that effect was made by Mr. Peterson and seconded by Mr. Andrus.

•IN THE MATTER OF SKY

LIGHT

Motion was made by Mr. Andrus and seconded by Mr. Peterson that the Clerk be in-

structed to receive recommendations and bids for the repair of the Court House Sky Light,

these to be presented to the commissioners at a later date for approval.

There being no other business to come before the Commissioners, motion was made by

Mr. Andrus seconded by Mr. Peterson, that the meeting receibed... • until Tuesday, November

12.

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The following persons appeared before the Commissioners for ·assistance:

The Board met November 12, 1946, there being present Chairman Taylor, Commissioners

Andrus and Peterson and the Clerk.

•N THE MATTER OF ·

ASSISTANCE

Mrs. Downs, Joe L. Jenrfings, Mrs. Haggard, Mrs. Lai, Mrs. Cleverley, Ella Bood and Jim Hill.

Mrs. Eva Payne was present with the request that.the Commissioners pay the hospital bill for

her mother Mrs. Bates who is in the hospital at this time due to an operation. The family

of Mrs. Bates had paid the Dr's fees but were unable to handle the hospital.bill. The

Commissioners approved the payment of 10 days hospitalization in the amount of $57.50, the

Clerk to notify the hospital of this approval.

•N THE MATTER OF CLA IMS APPROVED

The claims which had been filed on the various funds since the last meeting of the

Board were considered and the Auditor directed to pay the following: Claims on the Current

Expense Fund in the total amount of $8,096.35; Claims on the Weed Fund in the amount of

$1148.65; Claims on the Road and Bridge Fund in the amount of $7,263.00; and Claims on the

Charity fund in the amount of $2,971.19.

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IN THE MATTER OF LETTER TO·J

'MR. WEEKS

The Clerk.was instructed to write a letter to Mr. Weeks, recently elacted Commissioner,

asking that he be present at the regular meeting for December which is December 9 when the

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IN THE MATTER OF

•ASSISTANCE

Requisitions for groceries or clothing were authorized for Mrs. Walter Lai, Mrs.

Cleverley, Mrs. Amy Haggard and Jimmie Hill.

There being no other business to come before the Board, a motion was made by Mr.

Peterson, seconded by Mr. Andrus, that the Board ratess.. until Monday, November 25.

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The Board met on this day, there being present Chairman Taylor, Commissioners Peters,n.,

and Addrus and the Clerk. The following proceedings were had, to-wit:

• IN THE MATTER OF ASSISTANCE

Mrs. Helen Hill whose husband at the present timd is in the Veterans Hospital and

who is suing her for divorce asked for assistance ,until such time as she may qualify for

State Assistance. The Commissioners instructed the Clerk to notify Mrs. Dawson at 243

North Ridge to make claim each month for Mr'§. Hill' s rent and the Commissioners instructed

Mrs. Hill to appear weekly to get a $9.00 weekly allowance until such time as she will have

other assistance. The following persons also appeared for assistance:

Mrs. Haggard; Mrs. Cleverley, Mrs. Lai,. Mrs. Firkins, Lawrence Cotton, Joe Jennings and

George Duncan.

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A petition/presented by J. Lee Horning I.:- signed by a group of property owners

requesting the nam• •f the street leaving the west Broadway at Scoggins Station running

south to the County warehouse. The matter was referred to the City Council as that was not

under their jurisdiction as County officers.

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proposed budget for 1947 will be discussed subject to approval the second Monday of January.

•N THE MATTER OF CANVASSING

VOTES

The Commissioners at this time started canvassing of the votes at the General Election

which was held November 5. At 4:30 p.m. motion was made by Mr..Andrus, seconded by Mr.

Peterson, that the Board recess until Wednesday, November 13 at 9:00 a.m. to resume the

canvas of the Election returns.

The Board reconvened at 9 a.m. Wednesday, November 13 and resumed the canvassing of

the votes of the General Election. There being no other business to come before the

Commissioners on this dair, inotion was made by Mr. Peterson, seconded by Mr. Andrus that the

Board redess.. until Monday next, November 18.

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: The Commissioners a-pproved the installation of a new line in the. Commissioners room

not to be listed in the phone book but to be used in the matter of outgoing business.

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Motion was made by Mr. Peterson, seconded by Mr. Andrus, that all carry-all work

cease and that equipment be put into the County shed for the remaining part of the season.

There being no other business to come before the Commissioners, motion by Mr. Andrus:

seconded by Mr. Peterson, that Commissioners trehes.s: until Monday next at 1:30.

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there being present Chairman Taylor, Commissioners Anderson and Peterson and the Clerk,

and the following proceedings were had, to-wit:

JIN THE MATTER OF ASSISTANCE

The following persons appeared to receive assistance: Geo. Duncan, Lawrence Cotton.,

Joe Jennings, Mrs. Haggard, Mrs. Geo. Simpson and Anna Howard.

JIN THE MATTER OF ROAD REPAIR

A delegation led by. Albert Wheeler asked that the Birch Creek Road in Mr. Andrus's

District be graded and leveled and culverts placed where needed for sufficient drainage.

The gravel will be furnished by Mr. Orlando Smith and any soil necessary for fill will be

furnished by Earl Spalding. The Commissioners told the delegation that as soon as the

Job they were on at the present time was finished which would be approximately 10 days,

that the equipment would be taken to the,Birch Creek Road to put it into shape.

J IN THE MATTER OF TAX CANCELLATION

John Whitmill, father of Lynn Whitmill, appeared before the Commis sioners and stated

that his son had been in the Army since May of 1946 and is at the present time in Japan.

Cancellation was approved by the· Commissioners.

IN THE MATTER OF

JWEED CONTROL MEETING

The Board approved the expenses of Mr. Kintner·to attend the ·weed meeting to be

held in Boise December 9 and 10.

IN THE MATTER OF TAX

CANCELLATION

Mr. Charles Williams appeared before the Commissioners asking that the property in

the name of L. D. S. 7th Ward be cancelled. The property consists of Lots 1 to 10 inclusive

Block 75, Highland Park Addition. Cancellation was approved by the Commissioners.

Yrs. Lottie Peterson appeared to have taxes on lots 12, 13 and 14, Block 61 of

the Highland Park Addition cancellation approved by the Commissioners.

There being no other business, motion was made by Mr. Andrus and seconded by Mr.

Peterson that tbe Board rddess-1 Until Monday, December 9.

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Minutes of the Board of Commissioners, December 9, 1946. The Board met onthis day, Dec. 9

1946,there being present Chairman Taylor, Commissioners Peterson and Andrus and the Clerk. At

the request of the Commissioners,• Mr. Thomas Weeks, Commissioner Elect of District #3, was

present at this meeting and took part in the discussion and procedure of the meeting..

The following proceedings weTe had; to-wit:

• IN THE MATTER OF CLAIMS ·

APPROVED

The claims which had been filed on the various funds since the last meeting of the

Board were considered and the Auditor directed to pay the following:

Claims on the Current Expense Fund in the total amount of $13,835.23; Claims on the Charitz

fund in the total amount of $2,460.23: Claims on Road and Bridge Fund in the total amount

of $5,277.11 and Claims on the Weed Fund in the total amount of $6,105.53.

IN THE MATTER OF GRAYS

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LAKE ROAD

The Clerk was instructed to write Mr. Kelly of the State Highway Department to keep open

the portion of the Grays Lake Road that they have previously kept open again this winter:

and that as usual the Department could bill Bonneville County for such services..-

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•IN THE ]LATTER OF ASS ISTANCE

Helen Hill, Yrs. Haggard, Joe Jennings and Mrs. Firkins called for assistance.

Lawrence Cotton was given a ticket and money sufficient for food to get him to his home

at Baton Rouge, La.

• IN THE MATTER OF TAXES

Mrs. Opal Lewis appeared before the Commissioners for the cancellation of her 1946

taxes Mrs. Lewis stated that she was a widow and would therefore qualify for exemption

and the Commissioners approved the Cancellation,

Several residents appeared before the Commissioners for adjustments on their 1946

taxes and the Commissioners in most cases come to an agreement between Yr. Hansen, Assesso,,

and the property owners.

There being no other business to come before the Commissioners, a motion was made

by Mr. Peterson and seconded by Mr. Andrus that the meeting ,recess: until Monday next,

December 16.

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The Board met December 16, 1946, there being present Chairman Taylor, Commissioners Dec. 16

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Peterson and Andrus and the Clerk. The following proceedings were had, to-wit:

• IN THE MATTER OF TAX CANCELLAT ION

Mr. E. A. Owen appeared before the Commissioners on behalf of the Idaho Japanese-

American Association in connection with the tax assessment for the Church and Recreation

Hall located on 1st Street in Idaho Falls. This property had never been taxed prior to

this year and they felt that it still should be tax free· The Commissioners approved

cancellation of the tax with the exception of $27.60.

J IN THE MATTER OF ASSISTANCE

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The following persons appeared for. assistance: George·Duncan, Mrs. Haggard, Austin

Kritlow, and Joe Jennings. Joe Jennings asked the Commissioners to; pay his passage to St.

Louis, Missouri, his home, where he could be self sustaining. The Commissioners approved

an amount of $40.00 which would cover transportation and food in transit,

• Clerk Packer was advised to not ify Mr. Tom Weeks to be·.present if possible at the

next meeting.

There being no other business to come before the meeting, a motion was made by Mr.

Peterson and seconded by Mr, Andrus that the meeting ,radess., until Monday, December 23.

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The Board met December 23, 1946, there being present Chairman Taylor, Commissioners

Andrus and Peterson and Commissioner Elect Weeks and the Clerk. The following proceedings

were had, to-wit:

JIN THE MATTER OF BUDGETS

Tentative Budgets were considered and discussed with Commissioner Elect Weeks so

that he wodld be in a better position to act upon them when they come for final approval

on the sec6hd Monday of January. Motion by Mr. Peterson, seconded by Mr. Andrus, that

that the salaries of the Bonneville County officers be increased $25,00 per month, effective

January 1947. Action taken in accordance with Chapter 111 of the '45 Idaho Session Laws.

J IN THE MATTER OF COUNTY ENGINEER

A motion was made by Mr. Peterson that Mr. Jay Painter be appointed for the year

1947 to act as County Engineer and Road Supervisor- The motion was seconded by Mr. Taylor

and approved by Mr. Andrus and Commissioner Elect Weeks.

•IN THE MATTER OF DOOR MAT

The Clerk was instructed· by the Board to purchase the new mat necessary ·for the

front entrance of the Court House. There being no other business to come before the .

COmmiSSiO , he B sdd. until Monday next, December,40.,

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.:. ..The_•ard me.t dri this day, there being present Chairj•••y•,•lor, 6061issioners Andrus,

Peterson and the Clerk. The following proceedings were had,-to-wit:

1JIN THE MATTER OF ASS ISTANCE

The following persons appeared before the CommissionOs for Assistance: Jim Hill,

: Mrs. Orba Stone, Mrs. Lucinda Anderson, Mrs. Firkins, Mrs. Waddell.

JIN THE MATTER OF TAX ADJUSTMENTS

The following persons appeared before the Board of Commissioners for tax adjustments:

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Landon, Mr. C. D. Cousins and A. A. Merrill. ,-51

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1 •IN THE MATTER OF RESIGNATION -.

•: OF TREASURER, MRS. ALVINA WILSON

i Mrs. Alvina Wilson appeared before the Board of Commissioners and submitted her

resignation effective the 6th day of January, 1947. The resignation was read and accepted

by the entire Board with a vote of thanks extended to Mrs. Wilson for her services as

Bonneville County Treasurer.

. IN THE MATTER OF APPOINTMENT1

OF A TREASURER

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A petition in favor of Mrs. Deon Seedall to be appointed to:the office of Treasurer

of Bonneville County was submitted to the Board of Commissioners.Upon the reading of the

petition signed by 32 electors of Bonneville County, a motion was made by Reed Andrus and

seconded by Chairman Taylor that Mrs. Deon Seedall be appointed Treasurer of Bonneville

County to take office January 6, 1947. Vote on motion carried.

••'IN THE MATTER .OF APPOINTMENT OF

DEPUTIES

Upon recommendation by,Mrs. Seedall and the Democtatic Central Committee, the motior.

was made by Mr. Andrus and seconded by Chairman Taylor that Mrs. Alice Kelly be appointed

Chief Deputy Treasurer and Mrs. Ellen Bertrand as Deputy Treasurer.

There being no other business to come before the Board, it did then recess until the

6th day of January, 1947.

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Minutes of the Board of Commissioners, January 6, 1947. Jan. 6,1947

The Board met on this day pursuant to their recess of December 23, there being pres-

ent Chairman Taylor, Commissioners Andrus, Peterson, Commissioner Elect Weeks and the Cler2:.

. The following proceedings were had, to-wit:

•i• IN THE MATTER OF OATH FOR

TREASURER

Chairman Taylor administered the oath to Mrs. Deon S. Seedall as Treasurer of Bonne-

ville County to replace Mrs. Alvina.Wilson whose rasignation became effective this day.

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. The following persons appeared before the Board for assistance: Mrs. Haggard, Mrs.

Lai, Mrs. Bashon, Jim Hill, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Waddell, and Geo. Duncan.

IN THE MATTER OF BEERj

LICENSES

The following applications for beer licenses were considered and approved.

Roy Robinson Robinson Motor Court

James V. Nuttall Nuttall Market

Kenneth L. Crabit Ken's Club

W. S. Quinn Capitol Club

M. V. Stranathan- M. & R. Cafe

D. B. Day ind J. M. Collette Kellars

Perry D. Crockett Crockett Bros. Conoco at Ririe

E. V. Ford Alpine Merc.

N. W. Nielsen Fiord Cigar Store

W. ·E. Robinson Lincoln Mercantile Co.

Hirry C. Leetch Park Cigar

D. F. Richards and J. C. Bennett Bonneville Hotel

Zell Wright Sportsmans' Bar-

Charles Thompson Thompson Service Station 4.�0426·

IN THE MATTER OF PURCHASE

1OF TRUCK ·

Roy Kellar presented a bid for one 1946 Studebaker 1* Ton Truck in the amount of

$2,183.65 plus $683.95 for dump bed; A trade-in allowance of $225.00 to. be deducted from)

the above figures for the 1936 Dodge Dump Truck, the above prices not to include trans-

portation and costs to·hhdpfrom Twin Falls, Idaho for the installation of the above men-

tioned dump bed. Motion of acceptance was..made by Herbert Peterson, secoided by Reed

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