The Placer herald., 1858-11-13
Board of Supervisors November Term.

! Supervisor elect from District No. 2, appeared
and being duly sworn, organized the board, and
upon motion adjourned until Wednesday,
WEDNESDAY Nov. 3d.-Present, Messrs Filson
and Wooden. On motion, scrip was ordered is
sued for certificates of Grand and Trial Jurors to
the amount of $453 SO. The Board then cancel
ed scrip to the amount of $l06, that had remain
ed in the Clerks Office uncaled for one year.
Scrip to the amount of $715 was ordered issued
for payment of officers Of last general election
! Board adjourned.
THURSDAY, Nov. 4th.-Present Messrs. Duck
Chairman and Flson and Wooden. On notion
the following bills were allowed: Stephen Jami-
son. John c. Boggs, and John G. Ball were allow
| ed $40 each, for services as School Marshals; A.
| S. Simpson, for work in Court House, $40; j
Feldberg clothing, etc, S74 50 G. H. Mitchell
printing, $50 90; l. p. Lebo, Constable, S120 go;
| Read 4 French, work and materials for fence for
Court House yard, S20S GA; W. L. Carpenter,
Justice of the peace S42; DR.. S. p. Thomas, coun-
ty hospital, Sl,926 IA; John G. Boggs, Constable,
SAC so; Daniel McEadan, Constable, SIS; James
| McBurney, Coroner, Sl9 so; Wm Renner, furni-
ture for Court House, S51; Chas King, board of
prisoners, 1888; same for services as Sheriff.
| 1852 80; W.P. Wing, justice, 50.
Report of County Physician accepted and plac-
ed on file.
On motion, it was ordered, that the boundaries
of No. TO- School District shall be as follows
Bounded on the north by the Homestead Ranch,
thence in straight line westerly to Morrson's
| old ranch, thence south to the Franklin House,
thence easterly to the American river to point
little south of Horse Shoe Bar Board adjourn
| ed.
FRIDAY Nov. 5th.-Present, full Board. On
motion bills were allowed to J. D. Cartwright, as
constable, $780, J. p. Henderson, $40; w. B. Full
Ter, SlO (school marshals); P. Singer, justice,
S32 IS; Rufus Smith, associate judge, SSS; DR..
Marks, Interpreter, $50; A. Whicher, constable,
,plr lie for orrio NH
ty boundary $1,24l OF; sundry bills, S33 so;
Chars King, for service in Whthurst case, $685.
| IS; M. p. II. Love, Justice, Sl36; Chas King for
materials for Court House, ETC., Sl05 OF; S. G.
Elliott, S75 II; j. W. Spann, Assessor, SlOS5;
Geo Vandoran, constable. S2l CO., p. c. Millette,
Smith & Wooden, Sl7; p. W. Thomas, salary,
| S625; Tabb Mitchell, salary, $3.50.
| Bonds of Marcus Kimball, Collector elect, ap-
proved.
James Patton, of Ophr. TIP. No. 2, appointed
Justice of the Peace-Lyons having failed to
qualify. And W. Bloom appointed Constable for
TownshiplNo. I'D. +. Hathaway not qualifying.
SATURDAY, Nov. 6th.-Present full Board. On
motion, VIM. Duck was allowed $500 from the
road fund to purchase materials for repairing
roads and bridges across Devils Canon.
On notion the boundaries of the Road Districts
as constituted in 1857, shall remain, aud the fol-
lowing persons appointed Road Overseers:
|
Yankee Jim Turnpike, and the Murderer's Bar
Road, to Smiths Ranch ii. Crandal, supervi-
sor; bonds fixed at 5000.
Dist. No. From Smiths Ranch via Spring
Garden and Todds Valley, to Forest Shade
Peter johnson, supervisor; bonds $500.
Dist No. 3.-From Smith Ranch via. Yankee
Jim's and lorkville, to Forest Shade. George
Adams, supervisor; bonds $500.
Dist No From Forest Shade via. Sarahs-
Vile to Bakers Ranch. Dennis Hyland supervi-
sOr bonds $500.
Dist. No 5.-From Bakers Ranch to Michigan
Bluff. w. n Leet, supervisor: bonds $500.
Dist No. 6-Composed Of Township No. s.
Dist. No. 7.-Commencing at the lower end of
Township No 4, and extending up via all the
present public roads to the lower end of Mills &
Rockwells Toll Road. T.. Mcndcnhall, supcrvi-
visor: bonds $1,000.
Mills Rockwell's Toll Road and extending
thence upward through said Township. Vim. d..
Smith. supervisor; bonds $1,000.
Dist. No. 9.-Commcncng at the terminus of
the south side of the Mineral Bar Turnpike road
and extending through Township No. I. to east
line of said Township via Iowa Hill. Wm Welsh,
supervisor; bonds $1,000.
Dist. No. l0.-Commencing at Kings Hill and
extending to the head Of Indian Canon. Morris
King, supervisor; bonds 1000.
Dist. No. ll.-All the northeast part of Town
ship No. 2, directly north of the residence of j.
4Ndsll, OH OOty lal, tHcHCc III q SOutl-WeSlerly
direction to the Southern boundary, including
Georgia Ravne in the Ophir District. D. Pugh,
| supervisor; bonds 1000.
| Dist. No. 13.-Including all that part of Town
ship No. 2 not included in District No. l L. in the
Gold Hill district A. w. Marshall, supervisor;
bonds 1900.
Dist. No. 13-Including all that part of Town
ship No. 8. north of Little Horse Shoe Bar and
running west of Horance Manser's house, Ken
| lucky Flat, and Indian Valley House, to the west
ern boundary of said Township. G. G. Newman.
supervisory; bonds 1000.
Dist. No. 14.-All that part of Township No.
g. lying southwest of District No. l3. S. r.
Bradley supervisor; bonds 1000.
| Dist. No. l5.-To be composed of Township
No. TO- Isaac Owens, supervisor; bonds 500.
| Dist. No. l6.-Composed of Township No. L. G.
P. Ellis, supervisor; bonds 500.
Dist No. 17.-Including all that part of Town
ship No. 3, lying northwest of and including the
town of Auburn. Samuel Whitmarsh, supervisor
| bonds 1900.
Dist. No. lS-All that part of Township No
3 lying southwest of the Travellers Rest Hotel
Geo. H. Merrill, supervisors bonds lOOO
The Reports of John W. Baldwin, Isaac James
w. w. Price, Stephen Jamson ID. j. Priest A. B.
Bird, D. S. Beach, Titus Ewing, G. c. Newman
and Philip Lynch, Road Supervisors, were recev-
ed, their bondsmen released and they discharged
MONDAY, Nov. Sth.--Present, full board On
motion, scrip to the amount of 11S dollars was
allowed to jurors; also to John G. Boggs, consta-
BILE, 1875 80; George H. Merrill, TO- and w. S.
Henry 10, (school marshals;) Cornelius Stagg
weights and measures for county, 800; P. Harri-
son, 81.
Ordered, that the Sheriff be allowed from and
after this date, on the collection of Foreign Min
ers Licenses, twenty-three per cent commissions
on all amounts collected; and all orders entered
by the Board heretofore in relation to Sherifss
commissions on said license are hereby rescinded
Ordered, that the Road Overseers of Placer
county, be allowed for each days service render.
ed, 4 dollars per day.
On motion, Wm Duck was allowed 6S dollars
Josiah Filson rs; and ard s. B. Wooden Ga So
for services as Supervisors.