San Andreas independent., 1857-01-10
r. E RT.
OF
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF CALAVERAS COUNTY,
DECEMBER. 81, 1856.

Clerks of Election be paid six dollars in county
scrip for their services as such officers.
The following bills were presented and al
lowed, payable from the General Fund:
James Finey, keeping prisoners, ,.........s25.oo 90
III. b. McElhanan. fees as Constable, ...... 90. 80
B. II. Williams, do Justice of the Peace, ,...37 90
V. F. Faures, as interpreter, 5000
A. Porter, Justice of the Peace, So 90
W. K. Boucher, Deputy Surveyor, ,.....25.00
G. a. Bosquet interpreter, ........ 800
John P. JONES' as Constable. e........ ........310 90
Paul Sposito as interpreter, ............... 800
Lewis Sober, for medicines furnished jail, 5.25
J. L. p. NJ. Ford, for meals furnished ju-
rors in the case of People vs. Williams, 5000
E. G. Patterson, as Deputy Sheriff l4l 80
Fr. A. Freeman, as Justice of the Peace, % 90
R. c. Hardy, Constablc's fees, 1850
A. c. Imbrie, fees as Justice, ..............2l 90
j. n. Bingay, for printing, 200 90
R. A. Jeffreys, fees as Constable 90. 90
J. G. Miner, for cleaning the Court House. 40. 90
r. Thompson, fees as Justice of Peace, 117.OO
Henry Croosman, fees as witness, .....2S.5 so
Thomas Peasley fees as Constable, ........ 362. 90
I. W. Brothcrton, professional services
at Jail, so. 90
W. p. Buchanan, as District Attorney, ,...3OO. 90
Dona Petra, boarding female witness, ,......l5 90
Runkle & Platt for hardware furnished
the Court House and Jail, 90. 90
I. NJ. Baldwin, School Marshal, ............4S 90
George Talbert /" ........ ..42 90
Charles II. Elias, conveyance furnished
witnesses, 20. 90
A. II. Greiggs, Trustee of Public Schools,
and one years services rs County Su-
perntcndcnt of Public Schools, ......... G25. 90
S. S. Abbott, fees as Constable, ,.........385.O 90
G. W. Jeffryes, +" +" ............72. 90
G. w. Jetfryes, 4" = ...........73 80
Chs f. Mount, Esq, professional advice, . so 90
B. b. Redding for printing blanks, .........34 90
Charles A. Clarke, for Board and main
tenance Ofprsoners. So 90
Charles A. Clarke for services as Sheriff,
self and deputies, cash expended, and
sundrics furnished in and about the
public service in said county from
MAY, 1st, 1856, to Dec 1lth, 1856, ,...4, 300 60
J. J. Lecount for tax book and Express
charges, 80 90
Fl. W. Squires, Deputy Sheriff, ..............30.00
III. W. Squires, fees as Constable, .........11l 90
A. Straus, for merchandise for county, 10000
]. g. Jordan, Public Schools, ..............24.0O 90
T. I. Lake, ............-.16.00
The following bills were presented and al
lowed, payable out ofthe INDECENT Sick Fund:
NJ c. Ferguson, for boarding and at
tending sick, ......... S45O.25
DR.. Lewis Sober, professional services, 10000
DIR. 7. W. Brotherton, g ......-9 SO. 90
DR.. G. B. Holbrook g .....24O.OO
Francis Riley for boarding and attend
ing SICK, 90
A. D. Markwell, 90
JAS. Loomis, INDECENT sick relief granted, 5000
In the matter of the petition of the citizens
of Township No. s, for road from the forks
of the road at Z. j. Fraziers, to Slab Ranch,
the Board granted the prayer of the petitioners
and declared the road public highway.
In the matter of the petition of the citizens of
Township No. 4, for public road to lead from
Campo Seco to the Arkansas Ferry on the
Mokelumne River
In this matter the Board granted the prayer of
the petitioners and declared the road pub
lie highway.
In the matter of the petition for a county road
to lead from Slocum & Co.'s Bridge on the
Stanislaus River, at Two Mile Bar, follow
ing the River as now travelled and graded
by Messrs. Slocum, Quails and Bell, until it
strikes the county line of Calaveras and San
Joaquin counties.
In this matter the Board granted the prayer
of the petitioners and declared the road pub
lie highway.
In the matter of the petition of Slocum and
others for a county road leading from Two
Mile Bar, to Locks Mill, opposite the camp of
McVitty Alexanders, on the Stockton and
two mile Bar Bridge road, and running in
southerly direction down the Stanslaus River
about one and half miles intersecting the
road from Knights Ferry.
In this matter the Board granted the prayer
of the petitioners and declared the road pub
lie highway.
In the matter of the Report of William A. Rus
sci and Moses Towle, appointed to view and
lay out road from Hawk-Eye to Vallicito
and Douglas Flat.
In this matter the Board accepted the Report
and declared the road public highway
In the matter of the petition of citizens of
Township No. 6, for the privilege of changing
the road from Campo Seco, connecting said
road with the Stockton road at the Ranch of
John Dickinson, in order that the road NAV
pass between the Dickinson & Rank, Ranches
The Board granted the privilege as prayed for
provided the change be made at their own ex-
pense.
In the matter of the petition of citizens of
Township No. A. to have the road leading
from Campo Seco to Camanche Camp via
Chile Camp declared county road.
In this matter the Board granted the PRAYER
of the petitioners and declared the road pub
lie highway.
In the matter of Road District and their boun-
dries.
1t as Ordered, That the following shall consti-
tute the Districts in Townships No. 6 and 4 !;
Road District No. l. Township No. 6, commenc-
ing at Sandy Bar, on the Mokelumne River,
thence by the river to James Bar, thence by
the line between Townships No. 6 and A. to the
point where it crosses the Stockton road, thence
by the ridge dividing the Stockton and Chile
Gulch, thence in direct line to the place of be-
ginning, and J. Prouty is appointed overseer of
roads in the above District
Road District No. 3, in Township No. g.,
shall comprise the balance of said Township
not included in the boundaries of road District
No. l., and Thomas Stevenson is appointed road
oyerseer for said District