The Trinity times., 1855-05-19
Board of SnnerVisnrs.

! Ordered, that upon drawing warrants the
Auditor shall require of the person in whose
1 favor the warrant is drawn, or his authorized
agent, to give receipt in full on the account
allowed, otherwise not to deliver the warrant.
Saturday 12th.-S. L. Moore's account for
services rendered as constable, allowed Sl85.
ID. d. Miles and John erosion appointed
viewers of road to be opened from Indian
Creek down kedding's Creek to Trinity riy-
er; commencing at the highway already de-
clared down Weaver Creek, and to report at
,tbe next term Of the Board.
4 The following streets in the town of W ca
vervlle declared public Highways Main
street from the Mountain Market, in a south
erly direction to the town line; the width,
the same now, as from the New Orleans Bar
to Rhodes 81 Co.'s Banking House. Court
street, from j. S. McCaiu's store to. and on
each side of, the Court House, to the town
line, the width the same as from IIowe's
adobe building TO the Union Hotel. Taylor
street, from town Line, above r. G. Dungey's
dwelling and garden, to Court street, the
width the distance between O. Il. p. Nor
cross house and the eastern side of said
street, after crossing Court street, between
the lots Of Il. Nebett and Burch & Miller,
twenty feet wide, to Collins house, thence
in the rear Of Clifford, Carr, and Edwards
dwellings TO the town line. Miner street,
connecting with Court and Main streets, at
Getlesons brick building, running west TO
town line, fourteen feet wide, and after pass.
ing houses now built forty feet wide. Bridge
street, connecting with Main street, fourteen
feet wide, running between Mitchell & Har-
ris' new frame house and Ewing's house to
town line.
Monday 14th.-The Auditor to draw tie
AneAt quarterly scrip of the County Judge,
le IS two hundred and twenty-nine dollars
amount of Judges fees, to be deducted from
his salary.
W. w. Upton, account for defending b.
c. Smith and Frisbe allowed $50.
VIM. NJ. loves account for posting elec-
ton notices for election of Supervisors, in
April, allowed sl2j
VIM. VI. Lowe, account for service rem
dered county as Sheriff, from Nov. 4th to
May 18th, 1855, allowed, $3.50.
The Sheriff, Treasurer, Assessor, ard Au-
ditor reported on the state Of the finances, in
conformity with an order Of the Board.
VIM. Nj. Lowe, account for services rem.
dered county as Sheriff for year 1854, allow
ed, s2,3ll
Tuesday ljth.-James Barry, account for
stationary furnished Treasurer's office allow
ed, $ 50.
Alfred Browning, account for cleansing
Jail allowed, SIG
John Hooker, bond for keeping toll ferry
approved.
d. r. Dale, bond as County Surveyor ap-
proved
The Auditor not to draw warrants for ac.
counts allowed until after the adjournment of
the Board.
Hereafter all accounts of officers for Grim
inal or other business ehargeable to the conn
ty, and presented to the Board, shall exhibit
the items, and all such accounts of services
shall be certified to have been rendered by
the Court to which returns were made, or
before which the cases were tried.
VIM. NJ. Lowe, bond as collector Of for
eign miners licenses approved
The sheriff required to make settlement
with Treasurer for State funds up to April
l7th; also, to settle with Treasurer for State
and county funds up to this date
Eli II. Stone, repor; as County Auditor ac-
cepted and approved.
Eli II. Stone rendered his resignation as
County Clerk; resignation accepted.
IL. j. Seaman appointed County Clerk to
ill the vacancy occasioned by tie resignation
Of Eli IL. Stone.
II. }. Seaman, bonds as Sounty Clerk and
Recorder approved
Wednesday l6.h.-J. 5 Mccain, account
of pad lock and sundres furnished jail, al
loved, SlI.
F. Chelis, account for services as Trea-
surer, allowed, sl03.
f. Bates, account for services rendered
as County Supt Of Common Schools, re-
jected.
James O'Conner, account Of services rem
dered as Jdilor, allowed Si43. as Justice of
the Peace, allowed, $685. Us Coroner, allow
ed 500.