The weekly union record., 1864-08-13
Board Of Supervisors.

County Treasures. was accepted and placed on hle
showing the amount in the Treasury to be s2s,
Sass. The application OF Moses Wick, for private
road, set for hearing Friday the 18th inst The
boundaries of Sehool District No. /, Hamilton
township, we're changed, in conformity with the
prayer Of petition on dIe, from citizens residing in
said district. The compensation Of school mar
shals in the several school districts of the county
was d1ed At 50 Per day, and time allowed foE
taking the censas in the districts Is follows: Oro-
Vile 6 days; Chico, , days: Delapl4in days:
Kimshew days: Mountain Spring days; FORBES
town days: Live Oak, 3 days: DAYTON, 3 days;
and all other districts days each. The viewers
heretofore appointed to view ont public road fIom
Montgomery street in 0ro7ille via Vests Ferry.
interseeting Shasta road at BYEnes Ranch. made
their report, which was accepted and ordered on
file. The petition of citizens Of Chico for an order
to remove human remains, was granted il accor-
dance with the PRAYER Of the petition. The reports
OF the following Road Overseers and Tax Collectors
were accepted and ordered on file. Jno. Knapp
district, No. ., Chico township; Y. Brothers, Con
Cow Road district; Thos D. Riley, Ophir town
ship; H. D. Sunderlin. District No. l. Chico town
ship: John Wharton, District No. Hamilton town
ship. The following accounts were allowed and
ordered paid: J. u. Vance, school marshall, in
lS63 $ 90; George Harmon, services at Court
House and yard 3 months, sl05; Oroville Guards.
rent of Armory months, $50, State fund; J.
Hamel, barying panper, $50; Theo Locher, repairs
to lock in Jail -; H Van Alstyne Mott, NJ. D..
County Hospital Physician sundries for hospital,
50 so: Oroville Gass Company, Gass for Court
House 81; A.P. Boyd L Co.. supplies for hospital
5 75; Cotton & Darrach medicines. Sl4 10; A.
Campbell, work on hospital, 50; Jos. Bloch &
Co.. supplies for hospital, 1852 10; Benton Irwin,
meat, - SIS SO; p. y. Fresleben, goods for hos
pital sl6; John Upstone. lumber bill, So IS; L.
P. Smith. Justices fees in criminal cases S3; Mrs
Grimes, milk for hospital, 50 7. Knoderer, repairs
to seal press for Clerks Office, - so; D. Evans.
fruits for hospital $2 35 G. c. Perkins, sundries.
$40 Is; F. W. Day, iIoning for prisoners, Sc:
Oroyille Gass Company Coal Tar, s.; Hawkins &
Co, blacksmthing. S2j 40: Fl. B. Hunt lumber for
hIme aud postage stamps, s3lj 20; Thomas Gro
we'll work on iume, s73; Chas. Bennet. hauling
lumber, $; sam Neal work on fume, sjj; A.
Goldstein & Bro. blankets for Jail, $40; Thomas
Byrne, F. N. Mcdowell and sam Downs, were each
allowed s. for viewing road; Warren Edmonds
services with County Surveyor ten days, $780, Jas.
p. Bra>elton, wood for hospital sl2; Jas. X John
Purcell. services with County Surveyor $27; Q. 4
F. r. Water Company, for Plaza. $50 so; Wm. Ed
monds services as County Surveyor, Sl>2 50; J.
McKinstry Smith. burying Jas. Shgry. SIS; :. W.
W. Coughey, holding inqust on Shury, sl3 2j G.
Brothers, Road Overseer, $50: Walter Woodbridge,
services in surveying, so so; Moore & Mcdaniel,
lumber and nails for bridge. $50 so; Mrs. Sheahan.
nursing Mrs. Foreh in hospital. $50; Benz. Rayncs,
work hume SO; \. Bruse. digging grave for
negro, $ll; H. c. Sunder,in, Road Overseer. s4j:
II. Hallet. coffin for negro, Slo \. Haet Justices
fees in criminal cases SO; Italian Carbon vegeta
bles for hospital, sl3 81; John Wharton Road
Oyerseer, SIS. The assessment of f. Matoon, was
increased $780, Geo. II. Lynch. $2G2.' 30 J. R. Tot
man, reduced $500: Isaac Singer, reduced $200 T.
f. Boucher, reduced slG0; G. e. Marquis. reduced
5000: W. II. Mullen, reduced $40; ". Il Lisby re-
duced sl400. The counties portion of tax collected
from Mrs. Mullen. was refunded. being exempt.
The money willed to the School fund of Butte, the
interest only to be applied to school purposes by
Henry Ashley deceased, and placed in the hands OF
Seneca Ever Esq. his Trustee. was by an order of
the Hon. Probate Court ordered to be paid into
the County Treasury. Mr. Ever invested the mon
ey in Butte County Warrants. and $1,000 Butte Co.
bond and has paid to the school fund the of
Sj92,s s.. The principal invested was S3i22 4G.
There is at this time in County Warrants, $3.50 So
and $1,000 Butte County Bond. Total s43l0 80.
The July interests on said bond was ordered by
the Board to be paid into the School Fund
The balance in the general county fund and road
fand, being 5000 ordered 10 be transferred to
the redemption fund and the Treasurer to advertise
for the redemption of County Warrants.