Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-13
Board of supcrvisors.--AuGusi Term.
Thursday Ann Gih.


Commencing at point on the divide between
Shasta and Trinity counties opposite the month
of Bolts Creek more commonly known as Colo
mis- Creek, that being the lower line OF Stuart
township thence running down said divide 10
the summit of the eastern divide OF the East ok
OF Indian Creek thence down said eastern sidr
of Indian Creek to q point opposite Soule &
| Duskys dam, SAID dam being about one mile
above its mouth thence across said creek. down
and parallel with Trinity River, to point on
| Browns Creek, about one mile above It's NOUN
! thence down said creek 10 the river thence
down the river TO the mouth of Canon Creek, IN
cluding all the country drained by SAID river !;
/ thence up Canon Creek to Buffers trading post
/ including both sides Of the creek thence IN
direct line to the summit of Old Bally thence
along the divide above the head Of Weaver and
Rush Creeks, TO the divide between RuSh Greek
and Stuarts Fork thence down said divide TO 1"
point opposite the mouth of Bolts Greek thence
in a direct line across Trinity River to the place
of beginning.
follows
Commencing at the mouth Of Grass Valley
Creek thence running up said Creek to the dl-
vide between Shasta and Trinity counties thence
running up the divide 10 point opposite MOO
! ney's ferry thence across the river 10 the
Browns Creek divide between Browns Creek
and Rush Creek thence down said divide 10
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thence across the river to the mouth OF Grass
! Valley Greek, the beginning point
Ordered, That Fox, McCauSland and Adams,
heretofore appointed to view out road from
/ Deadwood Creek TO intersect with the Grass Val
J ley and Mud Valley road, be appointed to APP
/ praise all lands over which their road may run.
Ordered That The road, "a it now runs, from
John Carr's to II. L. Kingsbury's, on the South
Fork, be declared public highway.
1t appearing, from the records of this Board,
that the term for which the County Physician
was appointed will expire on the IOth day OF
August, 1859
Ordered, That Dr. J. S. Harris be appointed
County Physician for the next three months, be-
ginning on the 10th day of August, 1853.
Ordered That ii. J. Seaman be appointed
Couuty Druggist for the ensuing quarter com
mencing August 10th, 1853
The following acc cunts were allowed from the
General Fund
Jereh. Bennett for rent of office, 500; II. ].
Seaman, stationery, 81 so.
Reports of Emerson, Hart, FeItcr Adams and
Miic,on received and placed on file.
The following accounts were allowed from the
Hospital Fund
Elisha Lake, Steward, $500; Dr. T. Trask,
County Physician, S2l0 Joseph Noshay $3.50
r. A. Fagg, medicine, Sl09 so Pierce, Church
" Co., S25l Sc A. j. LOOMS, meat Sll3 &C
U. ). Bakery, bread, SIG j. &. Wood, services,
Sl7 SO Mr.. Buck, S32 G2 ; Mrs. Kelly, $43 so
Il. a. Thomas, Physician, S75.
Accounts OF S. K. Turner aud Charles Thomas
rejected
Ordered, That on and after this date all per-
sons presenting bills and accounts to This Board
for allowance, shall have the correctness Of the
same certified to by some disintcrestrd person
who has knowledge that the articles therein re.
lerred to were delivered or the services mentioned
were rendered as specified; and that no account,
unless certified to as above, will be acted upon by
this Board.
Friday. Aug 9Th
In accordance with thc report of viewers, here
totore appointed, TO view ont q street in the
western portion Of town; il Is herehy
Ordered, That the same be and is hereby de-
ciartd a pahlic highway, two rods wide, and
bounded as follows Commencing at the west end
OF the hrids" O" preso" ctr,e', "rh"ri'o '"' iooi
fc Brewery at the corner OF the water corral and
fence built ly Walters, ct. al, running thence
northeriy eat Of aud alcng said fence OF IL. ).
Howe, to the picket fence Of James Howe. thence
along sa d fence to the road running from Weaver
Vile to Sidney Hill. having said fence as The
western line Of said 0ad.
To which order of the Board George Frost
andholder on the line Of said street, appeals and
nterposes his objections, on thc grounds that sad
road crosses The western part Of his lots, matcri
ally damaging the same, and interfering with his
business.
Proposals having been received for the board
ing of prisoners confined in the county Jail, and
Ernst Yogel d Co. having put in the lowest bid
it is hereby
Ordered, That on and after this date Ems.
Vogel & Co., they having offered to feed all pri-
soners confined in the county jail with good and
wholesome food, and in sufficient quantities, at
the rate of one dollar and forty cents Isl 40) per
day, for each prisoner, do furnish food for the
prisoners now or hereafter confined in the county
Jail, at the price or rate as above specified.
1t is hereby ordered, That a new Township be
made, to be called Grizzly Fork Township, which
shall be composed of Grizzly Fork and Rattle
snake precinct and it is further ordered, That
al the General Election, to be held in September,
1859, they elect in addition to the order hereto
fore made, a Justice of the Peace and Constable
TO act in said Grizzly Fork Township.
In accordance with an act OF the Legislature,
passed April, 1859, entitled " An Act to retain
the State portion of the Poll Tax of certain
counties for the construction of "a wagon road
| from Cloverdalc to Yreka !" it is hereby
Ordered, That i. b. Simonds, Henry Hooker
aud Frederick Leach be and are hereby appoint
cd TO view out and report to this Board, at its
next regular session, the most practicable and
| feasible route for wagon road from Scott Valley
TO Weavcrvlle,
j. +. Hoadley and others having given due
notice. hy publication. of their intention to apply
! ~ lnls DodlV IbI 'He pl W '"llHl"S "Il'"
Bridge across Trinity River, at point about two
hundred yards above the bridge known as "the
Lewiston Bridge = it is hereby
Ordered, That the privilege he granted to the
said j. f. Hoadlcy and others to build Free
Bridge as above applied for. at the place therein
! by them designated.
Ordered, That the County Auditor, and the
present County Physician. make out their reports
for the next regular meeting of this Board
This leng the last day of this term, and the
Treasurer being in attendance on the Board, with
all sealed proposals received by him in accord
ance with an act passed February, 1859, by the
Legislature Of this State, creating Redemption
Fund for this county, the Board proceeded to
! open and examine the same whereupon the fol
lowing proposals were received and accepted:
C. Z. Williams. amt 1915 90 9 60 cts. S243 rs
| R. q. Miller, 750 90 "a 74l =. $50 63
j. S. Mccain, g.. 408 80 rs =. 800 81
j. f. Hoadley, e. 203 90 a. IS e. l72 So
! d. Howland, . l06 90 deducted 10 96 90
SI,s4290 Sl,379 co
WhcIeupon II was ordered, That the Treasurer
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