Fisher v. Board of County Commissioners

Citations

• 4 Idaho 381
• 39 P. 552
• 1895 Ida. LEXIS 13

Syllabus

<p>Writ of Error — Appeal from County Commissioners to District Court Tried Anew — Trial by Jury. — On an appeal from an order of the county commissioners, the cause must be tried anew in the district court, and the court may submit the issues to a jury.</p> <p>Evidence to Prove Issue. — The court did not err in receiving evidence as to whether C. was actually and necessarily engaged in the transaction of county business for the days charged, that being the issue in the case.</p> <p>Same. — On the trial in the district court, all evidence pertinent to the issues should be received.</p> <p>Compensation of County Commissioners. — A county commissioner under an act of the legislature approved February 23, 1893, See- . ond Session Laws, 39, is permitted to charge and receive six dollars per day for each day actually and necessarily engaged in the transaction of county business, the total of which compensation shall not exceed $500 per annum.</p> <p>(Syllabus by the court.)</p>