Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-13

river, for one year, at the mouth of Browns
Greek, on the filing of bis approved bond for
$4,000.
RATE s OF TOLL.
1t is hereby ordered that on and after this date
the following rates of toll be fixed as a general
and uniform rate for all toll bridges and ferries
In this county, unless hereinafter specified and
that any and all rates heretofore fixed and allow
ed, that conflict in any way with this order, be
and the same are hereby repealed:
Wagon loaded, drawn by A animals, ,1 so
empty ....l 90
loaded ." ~ 90
empty ......75
Foot passengers. ....................... rs
Pack animals, loaded or empty. y.............l2k
Each head ofhorned cattle. ..................l5 is
Sheep ana hogs. ...... ....,................lO lO
Ordered, that that portion of the Weaver Road
District from the mouth of Weaver Creek up to
the point where the South Fork road leaves Wea-
yer Creek and strikes ~ the mountain, be taken
from the Weaver District and added to he Dut-
ton or Hach's Road District.
Ordered that Jos. McGlivray be appointed
road oversecr vice D. Weed, resigned, of Hamilton
District, on the filing of his approved bond for
$1,000
Ordered, that John Harrington and George
Palmer be appointed to view out the road from
Trinity river to Indian Creek, and report their
proceedings.
RATES OF rGL OF THE wEAvERvIILE AND SHASTA
WAGON ROAD COMPANY
Ordered, that the following rates of toll be and
are hereby allowed to be charged and collected
on the Weaverviie and Shasta Wagon Road,
viz:
For hogs and sheep, of one per cent per mile
Pack mules without load, of one per cent
per mile.
Cattle, horses and mules, of one per cent per
mile.
Pack mules, with load, one cent per mile.
Footmen, one cent per mile.
Man and horse, two cents per mile.
One horse and buggy, 4 cents per mile.
Two horses and buggy, or private carriage,
cents per mile.
Two horse passenger wagon, s cents per mile.
-Four horse passenger wagon or stage coach, 10
cents per mile.
One horse loaded wagon, cents per mile
One horse wagon without load 2 cents per
mile.
Two horse wagon with load, cents per mile.
Two horse wagon without load, cts per mile.
Three horse wagon, with load, s cts. per mile.
without"
Four horse wagon, with load, 10
without"
Five horse wagon. with load, 12k
without" Cd
Six horse wagon, with load, IA
without I"
Seven horse wagon, with load, l6
without
Eight horse wagon, with load, l8
= without"
All OK or mule teams shall pay the same toll as
is charged for horse teams.
Notice having been gwen as required by law
1t is ordered that license be granted to Henry
Taylor to keep toll bridge across the Trinity at
Galvins ranch for six months, on the filing of lis
approved bond for two thousand dollars
Also a license is hereby granted to W. II.
Beals to keep toll ferry across Trinity river at
Cedar Flat, for year, on filing of his approved
bond for $1,000.
Ordered, that LOrin Leonard be appointed road
everseer of the Taylor Flat District, on the filing
of his approved bond for $1,000
Ordered, that the reports of w. T. Olmstead
A. Coche d. Weed, J. A. Hatch and j Burns
be received and placed on file.
The Treasurers report received, placed on file
aud ordered published
Ordered, that Bennett Cook and James B. Sin
gleton be appointed to view out road from
Lowdens to Reas Mill, and report their pro-
ceedings. And that James B. Singleton be ap-
pointed overseer of the Lowden Road District on
the filing of his approved bond for $1,000
Ordered, that the road as laid out by Dennis
Searles from Personett's bridge to Searles' ranch,
and thence across the divide to Indian Creek, be
declared public highway, and ordered that Den
mis- Searls be appointed overseer of said district
on The filing of his approved bond for $1,000.
Ordered, that an order be drawn on the State
Controller for all monies in his hands due the
INDECENT sick fund.
Ordered that the following accounts be allow
ed out of the County General Fund as witness
fees /; P. O'Keefe, So 90 John Mcguire, Sc 90 ;
John Clark, Sc 90 VIM. Malony So 90 John
Anderson, Sc so; j. E. Shaw, S8 co.
The following persons allowed 81 each as
Grand Jurors w. 7. Olmstead, Willard Goss, W.
L. Sutherlin, D.. Howland, H Hooker, r. For
syth, H. NJ. Chauncey, R. Boch, Dennis Searles,
JOS Hutchinson, John McMurray II. W. Ander-
son, grand juror days and trial juror 3 days,
$l3; e. J. Williams. $40.
The following were allowed Sc each as trial
jurors in Court of Sessions two days G. Easta-
brook, L. J. Kellogg, AL. Wormell, S. B. Morey,
H. Junkins, C. ShullE, Thos Duncan, H. Squres,
Thomas Ackerman, L. G. Bartlett, G. E. Tall
man, A. Love, and in Dist. Court days, SIS.
Two days attendance in District Court B. J.
Coonrad Isaac Cox, D. F. Osgood r. b. Waugh,
j. Goss, Richard Clifford, J. G. Osgood, L. B. Pol
lard, D. H. Trufant, 5 days. SO, E. b. Blake,
day So. L. N, Snyder, grand juror, 81, in Court
of Sessions 8 days, 50 H. Beckett, days So
NJ Hilton, 8 days, 50 A. H, Marshall, days
grand Juror 81; w. II. Bacbeder days Dis.
Court 50 Court of Sessions days, Sc ; B. S.
Guptil, days, SO James Smith, day, S3 d.
M. kellogg, as witness fee, Sll p. NJ. Eder,
merchandise furnished, s29 SIS G. o. Grey,
days Juror, Sc James Cow, John Hoyle, l.. Per-
rne, b. F. Osgood, So each as election board.
James Mccain, blankets for Jail, $44 00
James OConnor, j. P. fees, 90 20
r. Clifford, candles for Clerks office, 10 %
I. S. Harris for examining Jno. L. Hall 20 90
T II Harris 20 90
John B. May, taking Hall to Stockton, 2s7 90
The following accounts were allowed from the
Indigent Sick Fund
NJ Ruch, for attendance on Huestis, SlSl 90
p Faqp. medicine 63 so
I'd, Trask' prof. serv for A. J. Sloper, l25 90
r. A Thomas. do 40 90
Thomas Burrows, witness fees, ii 90
o. Phillips, II w
A Sanford, 90
John Millman, ii 90
- Wallace, ii %
Cbas. Peterson, VIM. McNamara and Chas
johnson, each OO
Philip Everhard and Rob. Smith, each 30
Cooraa dkns z 90