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MINUTE BOOK OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF GEORGETOWN ID READ...HELD 6 MAY 1908 WHEN MOTION CARRIED WHEN HENRY H. HOFF ACTING CHAIRMAN WITH JOHN M. BEE AS SECRETARY OF SAID BOARD. WHOLE BOARD WA8 PRESENT: HENRY H. HOFF, JOHN M. BEE, ALMA HAYES, WILLARD STODDARD & CHRISTIAN SORENSON; JOHN M. BARKDULL AS CHIEF OF POLICE, DAVID BARKDULL AS ROAD OVERSEER, APPOINTMENT OF DEPUTY POLICEMEN IS JOHN M. LARSEN; PURPOSE TO PASS ORDINANCE FOR THE VILLAGE; JOHN H. HESS AS POUND KEEPER; JOSEPH F. TIPPETS AS POLICE JUDGE.

APRIL 3, 1919...F. T. ROBERTS REPORTED HIS INTERVIEW WITH MR. TINKERBOCKER OF US Sc RR IN REGARD TO STATION AT GEORGETOWN. SAID WE WOULD RECEIVE WATER TANK THIS YEAR PROVIDED WATER IS SURE AND STATION IN IN SPRING OF 1920.

JANUARY 1, 1920...GRAVEL SIDEWALKS THREE FEET WIDE AND SIX INCHES DEEP BE ORDERED PUT IN SUCH STREETS AND IN SUCH PLACE AS DESIGNATED BY THE BOARD. IT IS TO BE PUT IN BY PROPERTY OWNERS AND IS TO BE COMPLETED BY MARCH 31, 1920. GROUND IS TO BE HAULED FROM SUCH PIT AS IS ORDERED BY THE BOARD. ROBERT E. GORDON AND HORACE HAYES TO TOUR THE STREETS OF THE VILLAGE AND REPORT TO THE BOARD WHAT SECTION SIDEWALKS ARE NEEDED.

JUNE 14, 1927...MOTION FOR A CELEBRATION ON THE 4TH OF JULY WAS CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. THE FOLLOWING COMMITTEE WAS APPOINTED TO BE IN CHARGE: TED PINCKNEY, VIOLET CLARK, R. B. SOLUM, FRANK HAYES & FANNIE MUNK

SEPTEMBER 7, 1927...FINED $20 FOR EARL HAYES, JIM CRANE, JO CRANE AND DAN BESTEL FOR STEELING CHICKENS. DECEMBER 1ST 1928...A MOTION AND A QUARANTINE WAS PLACED ON CHILDREN UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE FROM GOING TO MONTPELIER ID ON ACCOUNT OF AN EPIDEMIC IN THAT CITY.

MARCH 8, 1928...F. W. BACON APPLIED FOR A PERMIT TO INSTALL A WAGON SCALE IN FRONT AND ON THE SOUTH CORNER OF HIS BUSINESS PROPERTY WHICH WAS UNANIMOUSLY GRANTED.

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ORDINANCE NUMBER IV
AN ORDINANCE FOR THE PRESERVANCE
OF THE PEACE AND QUIETUDE
OF THE VILLAGE OF GEORGETOWN, IDAHO

SEC 1 THAT IT IS DECLARED A MISDEMEANOR FOR ANY ONE TO BE DRUNK OR DISORDERLY IN SUCH A MANNER AS TO DISTURB THE QUIET OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD, OR THE PEACE AND DIGNITY OF THE VILLAGE. ANYONE GUILTY OF THE ABOVE ACT OR ACTS SHALL BE SUBJECT TO A FINE NOT EXCEEDING $50.