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OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
IpAHo CITY, January 80. 1865

lDAHO OlTf5 january %, 1902
| The Board OF County Commissioners met,
pursuant to adjournment. Present Joseph
Lutkett, Benjamin Anderson and John M.
Cannady.
The following bills were presented TO the
Board;
N. s. Short, for services in artesting parties
on the Payette, on Jan. 7th, 1865, and ex-
penses incurred thereby $500. .........$ 3l4 40
A. Wyatt, for services rendered in the
case of the q. s. VS.. Ghas. Prescott, II 40
j. W. Anderson, for services in the
matter of M S. Short. in arresting
parties enethe Payette.................. Ito 90
J. Beach, by same........ ......... III IS
H. l.. Gillespie, same ..:.,....... rs 90
U. Updyke, for horse hire furnished
IN same cause. ...... ......... ......... 240 90
Fl. B. Conway. bill for arrests. ........ 70 90.
The Board then took the matter under adj
visement, and remanded the bills back to Ada
county, not having Jurisdiction said in
debtedness was created subsequent to the
division OF the county.
BILLS ALLOWED.
Il. F: Wheeloek, judge of election at Pioneer
0lty .--.. .......... $40 90
W. W. Chapman, clerk of election at
Ploneer city:......... $500. 20 90
.. F. Northrap, clerk Of election at
Ploneer city ........-..... :. 49,. 20 co.
W. T. Wallace, judge of election at
CenterVille,- ......... 49,. 20 COL
James Kinney judge of election, Cen
tefViiiei..... 20 90
Thomas Mortry, judge of election at
Centerville a....... 1000
James Healey, post norton examina-
ton on body of John Elliett......... Is 90
In the matter of DR.. Orendorf for. services
rendered in the case of Richardson, Placer
ville-bill laid over
In the matter of the, application, Of r. HI
Johns, for certain school funds for Placer
vile, the same is laid overg
In the matter of the tax levied on the CAL
ifornia Restaurant, Placerville, the same is |
reduced from $50 to $2O-by order of the
Board
Communication, from the Hon. Board ofE
County Commissioners of Alturas county,
being presented-asking the cooperation oil
the Commissioners of. Boise county, to open
Q free mountain road between Idaho City and
Rocky Bar, Alturas county; whereupon it was
ordered by the Board, that the Clerk notify |
the Commissioners of said county, that the /
met their cordial, appreciation, and
would take measures to declare the same
public highway.
The resignation of VIM. Maloney, J. P, of
PlacerVille Precinct, received and accepted
Whereupon the Board. appointed Horatio
Gushing, of Placeryille, to fill the vacancy.
1t is ordered by the Board, that the County
Auditor make use of the undisposed warrants
N his hands, appropriated for the relief of
he Stevens family, to the best of his iudg-
nent, for therelief of destitute families.
Ordered, That the Board do now adjourn
until Tuesday morning, January 3lst 1865,
It 10 o'clock A. NJ. JAMES KINNEY, Clerk.
By D. HoYr, Deputy. T.
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BOGUS DUsT.-The editor of the Walla
Walla Statesman has been shown some spec
linens of the Payette counterfeit dust, of
which considerable was said some weeks ago.
It,looks," says the Statesman, more like
genuine gold than any counterfeit we have
ever seen-resembling, somewhat, the ANAL
gam from the Owyhee mines-and would be
readily taken for genuine by any one not
accustomed. to dealing in gold dust. Mixed
with genuine dust, but few would detect it
without the use of acids"
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lee STAGE HOUSE,, Boise City, has changed
hands, and is now under the skillful manage
ment of Messrs. Carr & Myers. This hotel
Bears good name, and is favorite stopping
place for Idahoans.
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WE acknowledge the receipt of a Calendar
Tor 1865, from L. P. Fisher, of San Francisco.
II Is designed for business houses, and is we'll
adapted for the purpose.
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TAX SALEs.-The attention Of delinquent
taxpayers in Boise Valley district is called
70 lumber of Sheriff sales advertised, of
property levied upon for taxes, 1864.
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TIE OREGoN REPoRrER.-We have received
the first number of the Oregon Reporter
published at jacksonville, Oregon. 1t is ed
itsd by that old veteran of the press, P. j.
Malone, and presents fine appearance. Mr..
Malone is worthy of success, and we sincerely
hope he may win it with the Reporter. The
Intelligencer has teen discontinued.
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The OVERLAND STAGES Owing to Indian
difficulties on the Plains, the Overland stages
have been somewhat interrupted, though they
are still running between Boise City and Salt
Lake. We learn from the Statesman, that
the stage, which came in last Sunday, brought
nothing east of Salt Lake. Of the condition
of matters beyond that point, We have no
late information, EXCEPTION dispatch, Jan.
10th, which says 200 Indians burned four
ranches and one mail station, and tore down
the telegraph wire, near Valley Station, Col
orado.
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Re.ORening Of the City Hotel! !.

FSHIS we'll known House will be opened again SAT
l. URDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4EH 1885, for the .
accommodation OF patrons and the public generally.
Having enlarged remodeled and refunshed the entire
House, we feel confident that give entire satsac
ton to all that may favor with their patronage We
desire to extend thanks to the public for their liberal
patronage heretofore extended and hope to share the
same in the future BARBER & OLDHAM,
Idaho city, February 2, 1S65nl5 Proprietors.
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By D. HoYT, Deputy.

Wednesday, February, /, 1855.
Board of County Commissioners met pur-
suant to notice given January 9Th. Joseph
Luckett Benjamin Anderson and John M
Cannady, present.
1t is ordered that the County Treasurer
draw, from the general fund, the amount due
the school fund, and place the same to- the
account of the, School fund.
BILLS ALLOWED.
B. VI. Anderson, services as County Commits.
fsioner, and mileage. so 90
j. M. Cannady, Tor saDe,.............. 100 90
VIM. McGrorty, services in visiting
County Hospital ......... .............. 80 90
il E. Wickersham, services as Clerk.
of election, Idaho. City,. 10 90
Board adjourned until
2 o'clock, P. N.
Board met pursuant, to adjournment. Jos.
Luckett and j. N. Cannady, present.
On motion, A. P Turner was appointed
Public Administrator, for Boise county, and
bonds fixed at FIVE Thousand dollars.
1t is ordered by the Boord, that the County.
Auditor be, and ne is hereby directed, to draw
on the County Hospital fund, for
the amount allowed by the Board at its req
ular term, January 81, 1868, to Mrs. D. Cas-
ter, and Drs. Raymond and Terry, for their
services
1t is ordered that the Board now stand adj
lourned until the hrst Monday in April, 1855
JOS. LUCKETT, President.
JAMES KINNEY, Clerk by DUDLEY HoYT,
Deputy Clerk.
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For handouts, shackles, Jail furniture,

For nandeuHs, shacklesj jail furniture;
wood for Jail, &C.,. ................!: 300 90
For boarding Territorial prisoners.: 80 90
Az o. Bowen, boarding County pris-
Onersy ...:.. $50 90
~. NJ. Shepherd, Probate Judge, for
/ office furniture, fuel, &c............... as SO
/ w. +. Underwood, services as Clerk
Board Commissioners. .....!.:......... 90
Bowman l. Co., for printing blank
summons, etc......... ...... ............ l72 90
Bowman 4 Co., printing blanks in
delinquent tax cases................. 66 90
Bowman & Co., for printing county
warrants and binding same....... 80 90
Joseph Luckett, for s day services as
County Commissioner; ............. so 90
H. B. Conway, for atresting and
bringing to Tdahc City Kan Kerby, 10 90
Fred'k Roosevelt, services as Judge of
election, Granite Precnct........ 500
Daniel Overmeyer, services as Justice
of the Peace..... .........."............ 81, Oc
Thomas H. Stringham, for services.
as Justice of the Peace............. As 90
Mrs. D.. Caster, for nursing andboard-
ing INDECENT sick, S., 800 60
iDrs. Ray mond Terry, for medical
services and attendance upon in
digent sick, hospital and prisAn, 1889 90
In the matter Of Drs Raymond &. Terry,
for medical attendance upon the Stephens
family--the same was laid over.
In the matter.of 8. Pinkham, for rent Of
house on Wall street, as Sheriff and Auditors
Office, for the month of January, $200-the
same was laid over.
H. the matter of Dr. Otendort for medical
attendance on Richardson, Placerville, 1864,
the bill was rejected.
In the matter of keeping and boarding
Territorial and County ptisoners-It is or
dered by the Board that the County Auditor
draw warrants, 10 favor OF the Sheriff, upon
the Treasurer, on the special funds set aside
for that purpose
Resolved, That the Board now stand ad.
journed, to meet in special session, at 10
O'clock A. NJ, Feb. 1st. 1865, in accordance
with notice given Jan. 5th, 1868.
JAMES KINNEY, Clerk.
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Tuesday, January 81. 1855.


tai Committee be received, and the thanks o
the Board be extended to the Committee, and
they be discharged.
It was moved that Joseph Luckett c0ope.
rate with the Auditor in Hospital business
In the matter of R. Fl. Johns, asking the
Board to appropriate portion of the school
1auds to Pfacerville preciuct-laid over.
IL IS ordered by the Board, that the County
treasurer be, andhe is hereby directed, to set
aside from the general fund of the county, 10
per cent. of all coin, gold dust, or bullion,
on hand, or hereafter received, to form spe-
clal tuna for current expenses. of the county.
II was moved by Benjamin Anderson, that
S4O0 be set aside for the purpose of building
t a school house at Placeryille The same was
laid ever until next meeting.
1t was ordered by the Board, that the Sher
III &c, and he is hereby authorized, to rent a
suitable room for the next term OF the Dist.
Court.
In the matter of the communication of NJ.
b. Moore,, in relation to school matters in
PlacerVille, the same was referred TO the Su-
perlntendent of Public Instruction.
In the matter oftthe petition of the citizens
OF Placerville, requesting the Board to appoint
d. W. Walters Superintendent of Schools
the Board refused to entertain the samoa
benedict having been appointed to that posi-
ton at the last session of the Board.
Ia the matter of the petition of the citizens
OF Boise county, praying the Board to make
the trail from Idaho City to Rocky Bar, AL
turas known as Goodrich's Express Trail.
free road. 1t was ordered that the same be
declared free roady aud the Clerk notify the
Board of Commissioners of Alturas county.
and transmit "a copy eftpetition, to the same
In the matter of Territorial prisoners now
confined in the County Jail Of Boise county
the District Attorney and County Auditor
OF said county are directed to make out and
present the account for keeping said prison
ers, to the Territorial Auditor, REQUESTING
that warrants be issued TO said county for.
that amount.
In the matter of the INDECENT sick and poor
1t IS ordered that the County Auditor issue
warrants to the amount of $500 and that
said Auditor and Joseph Luckett DISPOSE of
the same for the relief Of the sick and destt-
tute
In thetmatter ora prison in Pioneer Citv
1t IS ordered by the Board that the sum off
$500 be appropriated: provided, that the
cltlzens of Pioneer City subscribe the sum of
$500, to defray the expenses Of erecting said
building, and that John NJ. Cannady act as a
trustee of said fund, and be authorized tol
contract tor the erection Of said prison.
It's ordered that Silver City, in Boise Co.,
be, and the same is hereby declared Silver
City Precinct. James Carr was appointed J |
Z. for said precinct, and Aleck Robinson
Constable.
BILLS ALLOWED.
John NJ. Murphy, County Auditors for Office
furniture, fuel, stationery, &c.. $3.50 SO
A. Slocum, County Treasurer, Office
furniture and stationery ............... Sc COL
QHBowen, Sheriff, for office furni-
t1Te, and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO 09l
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ur - The mountains they proclaim
Inc everlasting creed of IibertyI
MA. Greea ls written on the untrampled snow.
S uunaer q by torrents which no power can hold
s 3ns enat OF God when he sends forth his cold.
Dy winds that through thefree heaven blow
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John NJ. Murphy, County Auditory for Office
furniture, fuel, stationery, &c.. $3.50 SO
A. slocum, County Treasurer, Office
furniture and stationery ............. Sc 90
A. QHBowen, Sheriff, for office furni-
taTel ana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 %
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

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F7'aai.Jr. E. m aaa 400 TnHT- soP'qa
10y virtue OF an i execution issued out Of the
- District Court Of che Second Judicial Dis
trict, sitting, within and for said County fer
the trial7of causes arising under the laws OF
said State. dated February LIST, A. D. 1855,
wherein W.?D.i Beelef 6 'Co.lar plaintiffs, and
hJ.'M MaNurn q al. IRE defendants Il will on
the 10Th day of March, A. d, 1865, between
| the hours oi 8 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock p.
II. oil. said day. at the Court House door, IN the
| city Of Troy, Donipkan County! Kansas offer
for sale, at public auctions to the 1bighesr bid
der, for cash, all the;right title and interest Of
the said J. NJ, Marcum ct a.. in and to TIE fol.
Towing described real estate, to Nit: The hdtth
half cf theanosth.wcst fractional quarter bfse
ttion; eighteen, us stowpship two, ~, range
twenty E20) containing, 10 and 72rlQ0 acres;
also, all that part of the east half Of the south
west quarter'of section thirtysix, 3Sp town
ship one, Il .rangeI nueteen l9)5east. com
neciRg ,at q stone FIVE chains south. of the
middle of the northern boundary line Of said
quarter section; thence east twelve chains ard
$4,000 links, more or less, to tire middle cfahe
road summing south from Iowa Point; thence
south in the lniddle of said road, to within
Fifteen rods and seven links of the south
ciii boundary line Of said quarter. section;
lheBce west thirty enc rods ard eleven links;
theuce south fifteen rotls aud seven links;
thence. west forty, rods; thence north eighty
rods; thence east forty rods; thence Moth to
the place OF ginning containing Hftyseven
sd acres ,more or less, with all the appartcn-
ancss, thersunto belonging; also, Lots eleven,
Q1( twelve. Q2) and thirteen, Q3) in Block
six, (6) in the town or Iowa Point. Taken
and offered fer sale to satisfy eaid Judgments
and cosys Of said actions. rsys g. .aisms1i (
Givea uadsr my hand, this 9th day of Feb
ruary. &. D. 1865. Z. G.. CRABB,
.sq'oo Sheriff os Donie han County, kansas.
February 8, fS65:5w. Prs fee, SIT.
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FARMERS, TAKE hGTleEI

TIE nnde rsisped, hayinag, purchased shs
:. ingalls,. Broad Cast Seed sSoyyse,r:,,
t-sre, manufacturing a large number, Of them
and would reeonmend thcu,. to- Farmers
They vi! SOW all kinds Of grain, in all kind.
OF weather. .'z'lit7 E's7i =sil 'iaiHi.2s
x,oAl ,Maehines VIC make sare Of good. ssasun
ed timber, and warranted 10 DISQUALIFICATION
e. HIRAM RELL,
.Fes,ss5c.H N. W. RY EffSON.
White Cloud, December, p, 1884, l.-ea
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'af 0MiIc II atU STRATNh'SS
r 1xs Depastmens Or the MJntlil y tinaer the
immediate supervision Of McLxsAN.. the cele-
brated Comic Deli1eator. will be found always
rieki wiz MsrfifneiisII and appropriate De-
s y sIa,ni g.m,sd2 led lilo, ,rs.Uvs
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low sd ,si anoR, THE Iis.i,.iaflf a
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cpHed from veil garaeyed stosehouse of Fun,
fact and Incident, aiIoraipg interesting Iish,
reading matter for che Paraor and Fire .bideaH
, 1865-08-21

DOARDING-To Rem with
- Board, an unfurulAhed room, suitable for . gen
ueman aad vile Apply al lis Wabash avenue.
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