San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20
r E p O r T
ARD OF SUPERVISORS

Robert Jeffres. $oo; George r. oung, $40; T. G
Patterson e9o40; Chas Clarke, Sl59l.7O Garatzee
$12; W Palmer, 5000; J w Willard $780, DIR Duyue,
ant $780, Chas Clarke Transportation of insane per-
sonsl $500; Charles Dedrick $77 DR. Edwards $25;
Hardy, s34 DIR Russell. $780, Burns $40; Francis
Ringo Austin, $25; Schroebe, $155SO; + A Flame
gan, $24 H squires, $176eo Drs Hepburn Brother
s74s5; Foorman, $75; VIM Highly $5iss3; Sims, sl5
DIR Holbrook $50; washburn IS: Chas Clarke flor
supplies furnished county, $293s6; Stevens $31;
Miner, 6l M Ferguson As; DIR Hoerchner, 59 Beer
gena, TO- J Gratacap 1915; Rogers, III; Adams
1926 0 f Tibbits. $500; Thorn, $500; R II Paul.
460; Thos Lindsay, $3.50; c Bosquet 140; Charles
Clarke boarding prisoners and services Jailor 20
DR. Mckay, %; DR. Horne 10; Faures, co. Law
renee, 9; Badgey Dudley. Is; Deschamps, $50; N
so; San Andreas Independent 49, W Gatewood 6lO W
? Buchanan, 225; G. Maupn, 149; NJ W Hail. Al; D
Shepherd, 1885, Digtal, g. W Butts, s51; Green
Paul 342l; Tyson, 76 G Pollard, %; Brockway,
50; Ford, Is SO; Brant. "a; Daniel Wright 100 f.
The resignation of S. Wilson, Justice of the
Peace in and for township No. 10, having been
received and accepted by the Hon. w. W. Por-
ter, County Judge, B. I. Bradley was appointed
to Till the vacancy occasioned by such resigna-
ton.
The resignation of Uriah Brant, Justice of the
Peace in and for township No. 5, having been
received and accepted by the Hon W. w. Por-
ter, County Judge, John E. Freese was ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy.
The resignation of E. R. Mawson, Road Over
seer for District No. l, Township No. 5, having
been accepted, E. l.. Stevenson was appointed
to fill the vacancy.
D. G. Halsey was appointed Overseer for Dis
trict No. 5, Township No. Z. This District in
cludcs the road from McCann's ranch to Jesus
Maria, and from thence to the Mountain Ranch.
Upon Petition from the citizens of San An
dreas, for change of the road between that
place and Cave City, W. NJ. Stearns, J. P. Has
kill and j. W. Tyler, were appointed viewers to
change and locate said road as prayed for in
said petition, and report at the next meeting OF
the Board.
S. W. Sears, P. McGoverG and 7. c. Harvey
were appointed as viewers to locate road from
some point on Angels Creek, near Lucas old
store, to the Ccnnty road at some point near
French Gulch;-also to intersect the Hawk
eye roau, as prayed for in petition from the
citizens of Township No. 9.
Upon petition from the citizens of Murphys,
the road leading from the county road near the
Union Water Co.'s big fame, between MUIR
phys and Douglass Fiat, to Browns Ranch, is
hereby declared Il county road.
Upon petition from the citizens of West
Point, the road leading from West Point to
Goodwin's Bridge, the Mokelumne river, is
declared county road.
The road from the San Joaquin county line
near Pitts ranch, connecting with the road
leading from the fremont House to Winters
Bar is hereby declared a county road.
The road viewed out and located by N. l..
Ward and Chauncey Johnson, from O'Bryncs
Ferry to the San Joaquin county line, was ac-
cepted and declared a county road
NJ. L. Cozine, as chairman of the Board OF
Viewers on the opening of Marlette street, made
a report accompanied with the notes of the
County Surveyor, and recommending same as
surveyed to be declared county road, which
was granted.
In the matter of the petition of the citizens of
Mokeumne Hill, to declare as public roads the
streets Of said town, and appoint viewers on the
same-Wm. Innes, NJ. L. Cozine, and Robert
Thompson were appointed as viewers, and or
dered that the streets, alleys, and roads, by them
laid out and located, be declared public high
ways provided said locations do not infringe
upon the property or rights of any citizen.
The petition of citizens of Township No. 10,
for public road leading from the old Stockton
road, about three hundred yards below the Ire
mont House, and running in westerly direc-
tion as now travelled, until it strikes the San
Joaquin county line, granted.
The petition Of citizens of township No. 8, that
viewers may be appointed to lay out a road,
commencing on the Hawk Eye road, near Tor
rey's Ranch, and running the nearest and best
route to the main road, near Frazier's tavern
also, road commencing at the Hawk Eye
Ranch, near Wells Ranch, and ntersecting the
first proposed road where the viewers may think
proper.
In this matter C. H. Torrey and John Wells
uaro annoin+ad vioyorc opd raounctad IN raport
to the next regular session of the Board.
The report of Thomas c. Harry, S. W. Lewis,
and Philip H. McGovern, viewers appointed on
the road from Washington Flat to the road
known as the Hawk Eye road and Murphy's
road. The report was accepted and the road
declared public highway.
The report of j. Ii. Gratacap, r. Mcnamara,
and Geo. w. Sanderson, viewers of road from
independence Flat to Glencoe, was accepted
and said road declared public highway.
In the matter of the remonstrance of citi-
zens of Township No. 4, against the change of
the Campo Seco and Mokelumne Hill road,
where it passes through the ranch of j. G. Dick
inson & Brothers, is laid over until the next
regular meeting of the Board, when parties ag-
grieved may come forward and be heard
The petition of citizens of Township No. s,
for the establishment of an election precinct at
the Hawk Eye, was granted.
The petition of citizens Of Township No. I,
for an election precinct at Railroad Flat, at the
house or store of Bartolomes 4 Co., was granted.
The petition of citizens of Township No. 5,
for an election precinct at the Willow Creek
saw mill, was granted.
The petition of citizens of Township No g. for
change of election precinct from the Halfway
House to Hanfords Mill, was granted.
The petition of citizens of Township No. 4,
for an election precinct to be established at j.
Stupplebean's store, on the Calaveras river, was
granted.
The report OF. Kline, Thorne and Davis, view
ers on the road from San Antonio ridge to
Murphy's, was accepted and said road declared
public highway, and S. G. Davis was appointed
overseer.
On account of the passage of a new Revenue
Law by the Legislature and thereby an increase
of the State tax from sixty to seventy cents on
zach one hundred dollars of property also. of