The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-08
Proceedings Of the Board Of County
Commissioners.

Proceedings of the Board Of County
Commissioners.
THURSDAY, June 90.
Board met pursuant to ad5ournment-all
present.
In the matter Of the petition of Geo Aims
Ire and J. Fl. johnson, it appearing that the
notices required by law have been given
ordered that said Ainsiie and Johnson are
hereby authorized to construct and maintain
n WAGON road, commencing at the town OF
Gentteyiie, on the west bank of Grimes
Creek. running along the west side OF said
creek for eight miles more or less, and thence,
leaving said creek, along the side OF the
mountain and over the various ranges OF Nils
in as direct line as practicable to point at
the foot of the mountains near Boise City, TO
a point on the line between Boise and Ada
counties, with the exclusive right of way for
8 distance of two miles on each side of the
proposed e--said privilege to continue
for Eve years and it is further ordered that
nnon the production by the said Ainsle and
johnson, to the clerk of the Board of the re-
ceipt of the County Treasurer for the sum of
6fty dollars annually for the period of FIVE
wears, and upon their further filing with said
clerk bond in the sum of $500 90 condi-
toned and approved as required by law-that
said clerk issue to said Ainslie and Johnson
a license to keep said road as aforesaid, and
to ask and receive the following rates of toll
for the use thereof:
For each wagon and two animals....$2 30
additional pair of animals...... 80
" horse and rider...... .s.......... 80
/" Pack animal. ,25
g Loose animal........... ....""... 10
Sheep and hOgs..... ............ ..".. ,O64
Provided however that said Ainslie and
johnson complete the said above described
road.
Adopted, commissioner Capnady voting in
the negative.
BILLS ALLOWED.
j. A. Knowles for fencing county jail
lot in January, 1854, reconsidered
and allowed ............ ...........S 60,OO
Drs. Raymond 4 Ferry, medical atten-
dance and medicines furnished indl-
gent sick in county ......3475,O 90
Brs. Raymond Il Ferry for medical
attendance on P. D. Stephens and
family, out of hospital fund.......... 10000
DR.. Raymond for examining Christie
pher Fell and Frank Williams, two
insane persons ............... 800.
IT. Gushing for setting as assistant
Justice in the case of the people vs..
Foote. ................. 800
A Benedict, Superintendent of Public
Schools (school fund ...... ............ 20O,UU
A. Slocum, office .expenses......... 49," 48,OO
NJ. W. Davis, special deputy sheriff. 5000
). B. Friend, special deputy sheriff.. 1890
Walter Burns, j. 2. ....!...... ........" 1o,oU
JTpon consideration the bill of Thos. Foye,
county assessor, for $3362,O0; J. NJ. Murphy
auditor and recorder, for 22l2,06; OF DR.. ).
NJ. Belts. for so, 90 and of FL. H. Wilhelm,
were laid over.
The account of A. 0. Bowen, tax-collector,
by Maloney for $448,OO upon consideration
was rejected.
A. O. Bowen, Territorial prison-keeper,
laid before the Board his account against
Idaho Territory for keeping territorial prison.
ers for S., 284, 90 from April lst to July lst,
1865, the same being examined by the Board
were endorsed correct.
Report of A. Benedict, Co. Supt. Schools,
was received, accepted and placed on file.
The official bond of ]. NJ. Murphy, county
recorder and auditor in the sum OF ten thous-
and dollars, was this day approved.
Upon the affidavit of T. T. Redsall, that he
had lost by fire. county order No. 997 for the
sum of $4,000 ordered that the same be IS
sued by the county auditor.
1t is hereby made the duty of every person
wishing to have county orders re-issued, to
file with the county auditor bond for the
amount to be re-issued.
Board adjourned for the day.
FRIDAY June 80, 1855.
Commissioners all present.
Minutes of yesterday were read and ap-
proved.
Bill Of Jno. Donavan, deputy sheriff, Pion-
eer City, coming before the Board this day,
the same was allowed for lob, 0O-on gen
eral fund
M.Dolau, services special D'py sheriff. 500
John Shay /" " 5000
Upon reconsideration, pursuant to mo-
ton of commissioner Anderson, it was or
tlered that warrant for $40 be drawn in
stead of Sl2O, and the remainder of the bill
was laid over until certificate be issued by
4. o. Bowen, Sheriff, that said Shay had in
structions to act as Special Deputy Sheriff
for longer than eight days.
N. C. Boatman, NJ. D. Judge election
Pioneer City...."... ........"...."......$zo,O o
N. G. Boatman, post mortem examina-
Peter Rush, special Deputy Sheriff 80. $500
Fl. M. Wilhelm Special Deputy Sheriff. 10000
+ R;ck C 20,00I
r. B. Ragsdale, rent Office Co. Com. $1,000