Protest Hearing Set for St Charles Cemetery District Creation
Bear Lake County Idaho schedules a public vote on December 22 1964 to decide forming the St Charles Cemetery Maintenance District. Eligible electors must reside within the proposed district and meet Idaho electors requirements. A boundary map is on file with the Clerk of the Board detailing the perimeter from Mud Lake to adjoining townships.
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St. Charles Cemetery
St. Charles
Bear Lake
Idaho
Mainten
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Board of County Commissioners
Boise
Warrants Certification by County Treasurer and Auditor
A formal certification statement by Juanita W. Smart, County Treasurer, and Amos B. Hulme, Auditor, attests the truth and correctness of the above document.
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Juanita W. Smart
Amos B. Hulme
Water rate hike approved by St. Charles Village Board
The Village of St. Charles Idaho increases the water assessment from 1.50 to 2.00 dollars per month due to repairs on the 24 year old system with a 10 percent penalty after delinquent bills. The increase takes effect January 1, 1965. Cloud Minor, Clerk.
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Guy Water
St. Charles
Idaho
Cloud Minor
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