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Show j J COUNTY GOVERNMENT $ As Recorded In The Official :i Commissioners Minutes S $ TOR FRANKLIN COUNTY i $ 1 'fr'ssf-ssf--''''sf s r t V s pene G.51 I'reston Vulcaniziiig Shop Kepairs 4,1. 0 I Preston Co-op Co. Supplies S.a Her.iy H. Kawlins. Receipted Receipt-ed Expense Si. 37 A. B. Xash, Receipied Expc-nse 137.30 A. B. Xasli, Receipted Expenso 32.03 Frank Shrives, Receipted Expense ; 47.93 Edgar Petterhorg, B.and Inspection 5.00 C. L. Swenson, Travel Expense 1-14.05 MOTOR FUELS FUND Utah Power & Light Co., I Power and Lights 1.73 ' Treston City Water Dept. Water 2.23 Utah Oil Refining Co. Fuel Oil and Cas 22. G3 Utah Oil Refining Co. Fuel Oil and Gas G.33 Intel-mountain Equipment Co., Supplies 9S.40 Warren Gates, Labor 42.40 Gus Bergholm, Labor 43. SS Charles W. Keele, Labor 25. GO United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co. Truck Insurance 35.13 Wells McEntire, Truck Insurance In-surance 4.02 M. S. T. & T. Co., Telephones G.25 Petterborg Nash Motor Co. Repairs and Supplies .... 57.45 Ray Johnston, Cedar Tosts 205. G4 Chas. McKenzie, Labor .... 4S.00 Clyde Taylor, Labor .... 4.00 MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COM-MISSIONERS FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER, 1941. October 13, 1941 The Board of County Commissioners Com-missioners met this day in regular session for the month of October, 1041, t!ie chairman, Henry II. Raw-lings, Raw-lings, Commissioners A. B. Xash and frank Shrives, and the Clerk, C. L. Swenson were present. Mrs. William Allen met with the Board and applied for assistance The matter was referred to Commissioner Com-missioner Xash and Mr. Joe Smith of the Department of Public Assistance As-sistance for investigation. Mrs. Mae Rigby applied for assistance as-sistance in repairing a bridge located on her property. It was agreed that Commissioner Shrives would investigate the matter and make recommendations. Mr. Ernest Gayman applied for additional assistance. The matter was taken under advisement. Messrs. Martin and Wells made application for an increase in salaries. salar-ies. It was agreed that the salaries be $00.00 per month beginning November Nov-ember r, 1941. Mr. Chesncy Sorensen met with the Board in regards, to weed project pro-ject work throughout the county and in the matter of obtaining a burner. Mr. Asa Hebdon met with the Board in regards to assistance The matter was taken under advisement. ad-visement. Dr. Whelan discussed the matter of Bangs disease control work throughout the county. Mr. Burdett Griffith applied for a reduction in valuation and also of delinquent taxes. He, was asked to obtain some definite information as to the value of his poperty and the amount of delinquent taxes and to take the matter up with the Board in its' next regular meet-in meet-in sr. Expense. 12. 5G Sieve's Office Supply Supplies 2.71 James C. Bangs, Stationer Supplies , 2.50 Zion's Cooperative Merc. Inst. Supplies 2.4S Petterborg Nash Motor Co., County Agent's Travel Exp. 7.15 Russell Crockett, County Agent's Travel Exp. 5. 33 lie Cune Motor Co., County Agent's Travel E'xp 5.01 Chase Kearl Reeeipted Expense 23.04 Petterborg Xash Motor Co. County Agent's Travel Exp 14.54 Russell Crockett, County Agent's Travel Exp 1G.77 Parley J. Shaffer Coal 31. GG Maxine Andeiou, Proof Reading 4.00 Allen's Texaco Service, Gasoline Supplies 5.4G Auditor's Cont. Fund, Contingencies 195. 3G C. L Swenson, Travel Expense 1.70 Welland F. Smith, Reeeipted Expense 42.S9 Coordinated Studies in Education, Edu-cation, School Supplies 19.09 Idaho Typewriter Exchange, Supplies .75 Yvonne Butterworth, Work in Supt.'s Office 5.75 C. W. & M. Co., Supplies .... 2.40 The Caxton Printers Ltd. Supplies 4.94 The Todd Sales Co., Inc. Office Machine 57.50 Geo. D. Barnard Stationery Co., Office Supplies 78.84 American Linen Co., Laundry 4.50 Burrough's Adding Mach. Co. Repairs 18.25 Idaho Typewriter Exchange Office Supplies 7.13 Graves & Potter, Inc. Office Supplies 7.30 Pembroke Co., Office Supplies Sup-plies S.99 Bancroft Whitney Co. T.nwlinnlrc v. v. Kfl Ephraim Bosworth. property in Section 23, Township 15 South, Range 39 EBM, adjustment on over-assessment. over-assessment. G. II. Blood; 2 lots in Block 261, Preston City, cancelled because of sale of tax deed property. Watson Mercantile at Mink Creek, Idaho, cancellation of taxes on overassessment of mer&Kandlsq and interest. W. A. Beckstead cancelation of interest on adjustment because of overassessment. Joe Smith 'cancellation of taxes on adjustment because of overassessment. overas-sessment. John C. Whitehead cancellation of taxes on property owned by Fairview Village. Leonard Taylor, cancellation of taxes on tax deed property now occupied oc-cupied by Franklin County Courthouse. Court-house. The minutes were read and ap- proved and the meeting recessed C until the next meeting in November. Novem-ber. Henry H. Rawlinga, Chairman Attest: C. L. Swenson. Clerk. O Q proved and the meeting recessed until October 14, 1941. Henry II. Raw-lings, Chairman. Attest: C. L-. Swenson, Clerk. October 14, 1941. Mr. Alec Poole applied for additional addi-tional assistance from the County. The matter was referred to the Department De-partment of Public Assistance. The quarterly report of salaries submitted by the County Auditor was duly approved and signed. The matter of the adjustment of taxes in the district where hail had destroyed the corps was discussed. The matter was taken up at the convention of County Commissioners Commission-ers at Coeur d'Alene and discussed with a repesentative of the Attorney Attor-ney General's office at Boise, and the Commissioners were advised that an adjustment could not be made, there not being any provision provis-ion in the law allowing for such an occasion. The tax exemption application of William E. Hansen was ordered j filed and kept lor reference for the next Board of Equalization meeting. The following bills were approved approv-ed and ordered paid. CURRENT EXPENSE Preston City Water Dept. I Water $21.40 Utah Power and Light Co. Lights and Power 33.46 La Priel Palmer County Agent's Steno. .... 43.50 Chase Kearl Receipted Albert Jensen, Labor 10.00 Standard Oil Co. of Calif. Fuel Oil & Gas 20G.81 Landes Tractor & Equip. Co. Supplies and equipment 201. 9S Covey Gas & Oil Co. Fuel Oil and Gas 1G1.54 Kenneth Germer Labor .... 75.00 Allen's Texaco Service Fuel Oil & Gas 59.04 The Texas Company, Fuel Oil and Gas 95.93 Continental Oil Co., Fuel Oil and Gas 95.S0 Shell Oil Co., Fuel Oil and Gas ; 19.02 H. B. Allen, Fuel Oil and Gas 15.90 Utah Oil Refining Co., Fuel Oil and Gas 197.84 Murray Mortensen, Salary 135.00 Noah Gailey, Labor 142.53 Glen Manning, Labor 59.03 Herbert D. Hymas, Labor 50.38 Cyrus Page, Labor 44.00 Kenneth Corbridge, Labor 41.80 Chas. O. Ainscough, Labor 91.00 M. L. Hollingsworth, Labor 37.37 Auditor's Cont. Fund, Contingencies 11.59 Anderson Lumber Co., Building Supplies ., 5.10 Ralph R. Gayman, Labor .... 3.20 Continental Battery and Electric Co., Supplies 69.54 Urias Keller, Cedar Posts 86.00 COUNTY FAIR FUND G. D. Wright, Travel expenses 3.60 W. E. Crane, Travel Expense Ex-pense 13.50 Con. W., & M. Co., Building Supplies 112.75 WEED CONTROL FUND C. B. Sorenson, Travel Expense 44.00 COUNTY AID Utah Power & Light Co., ' Power and Lights 4.91 Preston Co-Op Drug Co, Medicines 4.64 M. S. T. & T. Co. Telephones 12.15 Nephi Larsen, Rental 32.00 J C. Penney Co., Sewing Project Supplies 38.43 Johnson's Drug Store, Medicines 39.02 Wm. E. Fellows, Labor .... 10.00 Children's Home Finding and Aid Society 31.00 M. W. Hendricks, Burial o( Indigent 60.00 Prescription Drug Co.. Medicines IB. 29 Preston Nursery School, Rental 22.35 Chloe Winger, Aid '. 15.00 Dr. S. P. Packer, Professional Profes-sional Services 23.00 The minutes were read and ap- Steve's Office Supply Office Supplies 15.41 Dr. S. E. Nelson. Brand Inspection 10.00 The M. S. T. & T. Co. Telephones 78.10 Petterborg Nash Motor Co. Assessor's Trave Exp. .... 10.18 Bender Moss Co., Lawbooks 5.00 Syms York Co., Office Supplies 23.90 Cache Valley Clarion, printing print-ing and publishing 58.45 Mose Hancey, Death Certificates 10.00 Rodent Control Fund Rodent Control 600.00 Lovinger Disinfectant Co., Janitor Supplies 27.00 Kenneth Corbridge, Watchman Watch-man 5.00 Oscar W Stark, watchman 5.00 Art Burnside & Co. Sheriff's Supplies. 5.99 E. L. Hansen, Travel Expense 9.78 M. B. Funk, Travel Ex- the application of Emma Marie Mounteer for tax exemption was ordered filed for consideration at the next Board of Equalization meeting. A letter from Miller & Viele in regard to 160 acres of land known as the Oliverson tax deed property, proper-ty, asking that the Board of County Coun-ty Commissioners set a minimum price was discussed. It was agreed that the land would be investigated in-vestigated and a minimum price placed thereon. The bid of Clarence Kofoed for $60 for 40 acres of tax deed property prop-erty in Section 33, Townhip 15 South, Range 38 EBM was refused at thi3 time The Commissioners agreed to view the property and set a minimum price. The contract for the County Audit for 1941-42 with Mr. Warren Vickrey, C. P. A., was duly approved ap-proved and signed. Tho bid, of Mr. Archie Peterson of ?35 for the Julia Melchi tax deed property was refused. The Board agreed to set a minimum price within a short time. Cancellations of taxes on property pro-perty were made as follows, for the reasons indicated : Property in the name of Ephriam Bosworth in Sections 11, 13, and 12, Township 13 South, Range 39 EBM, because of sale of tax deed property. |
