The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-04-08

dollars, and filing with the County Treasurer
proper bond in the sum of $500
Ordered, That the hearing of petition oil
George & Co. for toll road from Pioneer
! City to Silver City, be continued, and that
the remonstrance against it be also continued
Ia the matter of the application for a pub
lie highway from Idaho City to the Warm
Springs Ordered by the Board, that the same
be granted, and that the following route be
and the same is hereby declared public
| big ghway, to-wit: Commencing in Idaho City,
and extending thence on the commonly trav-
eled tboroughfare across Elk creek fats to
Bnena Vista Bar; and thence by way of and
in the rear of Leveridge'S Steam Sawmill, on
the same bench of said bar to Warm Springs
It is further ordered, that Joseph A. Luckett,
and A. D. Saunders be, and they ale hereby
appointed to mark, or cause the said route to
be marked with stakes.
The resignation of Charles Walker, Justice
of the Peace in and for Idaho City precnt
to take effect on the 22d inst, was presented
whereupon, ordered by the Board, that the
same be accepted, and that from and after
the taking effect of said resignation, that j.
L. McGownd be, and he is hereby appointed
"a Justice Of the Peace, to fill the unexpired
term of the said Charles Walker, and that
before entering upon the duties of said Office
be qualify according to law.
The report of the Committee on County
Affairs was this. day presented to the Board (;
whereupon the Board ordered that the same
ed, and that Thursday, April 9Th, be set for
the hearing of said report.
The joint quarterly statement of the Coun-
ty Auditor and Treasurer presented, examjn-
ed by the Board, and directed to be received.
The petition of the County Auditor and
Treasurer, asking the Board to specify in
their orders the particular fund out of which
each account is to be paid read and granted
Petition of the County Auditor in relation
to transcribing and indicing certain of the
records of said county was presented, and
the further hearing thereof continued.
Ordered That the order in relation to the
special ten per cent fund, made on 3lst Jan
uary last, read 10 per cent. of all the general
funds received by the Treasurer.
BILLS ALLOWED.
John H. Murphy, County Recorder, for fuel,
lights stationery, Office repairs, &C., ten
per cent. fund.-. .............. 1924 IS
J. H. WickerSham, services on Com
mittee 10 pr. ct. fund) ..3............. 400 90
A. Slocum, services on committee
90 per ct. fund ....... .......... 400 90
A. 0. Bowen, Sheriff, fees in criminal
cases, fuel, board Of prisoners, &C., 2lO2 10
J. NJ. Shepherd, services on commit
tee 49,. ......... 200 90
J. NJ. Shepherd, Recorder of Placer
vile, fees in criminal cases, (Gen-
: eral Fund ....................... 26 90
j. NJ. Shepherd, Probate Judge, fees
in criminal cases, (gen. fund, )...... ia 90
Stationery, lights, &C., (Specl FUND.- 81 90
VIM. Maloney, Dep'y Sheriff, services .
in criminal and insane cases, (gen-
eral fund ....................... ........ III 20
John G. Henley, Cl'k Dist. Court, rent
of Office and fuel 10 per ct.) )........$285 90
VIM. j. Montgomery, taking down
testimony, People vs.. Buckner...... 43 90
Board adjourned until tomorrow morning
at ten o'clock A. NJ.