The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-04-15

ner & Co., producing TO the Clerk of the
Board annually, for said period of four years,
tle receipt of the County Treasurer for the
sam of fifty dollars and upon their further
fling with said Clerk bond in the sum CT
FIVE hundred dollars, conditioned and approx
ed as required law, that said Clerk issue to
them license to keep said road, and to ask
for and receive the following rates of toll
thereon, to-wit:
Single span of animals and wagon......$l so
Additional span of animals......... 80
Pack animals loaded, ~. .,............. $500. 25
Loose horses or mules each, ............ 123
Horse and ride, so
Provided, however, that this order IS made
dependent upon the following conditions, to
wit: That no toll shall be collected upon
said road until the same is made passable
for wagons, and that toll gate shall not be
erected within four miles of Placerville.
1t is ordered by the Board. upon reading
and considering the petition of A. O. Bowen
setting forth the necessity of Lookup In
Idaho City, that the sum of four hundred
dollars be and the same is hereby appropria-
ted, payable out of the county general fund,
to oe used for that purpose; provided, the
inhabitants of the town shall contribute
similar amount. 1t is further ordered, that
JOS A. Luckett and A. O. Bowen be and they
are hereby appointed trustees to secure
suitable place for the purpose aboye-named,
and manage the fund appropriated therefor /;
and that they make report of their proceed
ings to the Board.
In the matter of appointing Coroner, it ap-
pearing to the Board that there is vacancy
in the Office of Coroner of this ccuntS-It is
ordered that james Healey be and is hereby
appointed to fill that Office until the same
shall be regularly supplied as provided by
law, 1t is further ordered, that before enter
ing upon the duties of said Office, that he give
bond in the sum of one thousand dollars,
conditioned and approved as required by law,
and take the prescribed oath of Office.
The Board then proceeded to consider the
report of the Committee of Investigation of
the affairs of the county, and after An exam
inaton of a portion of the same, the further
hearing was continued until tomorrow morn
ing.
Board adjourned until tomorrow at 10
o'clock.
Friday, April I, 1865.
Board met.-all present.
1t is ordered by the Board, that the sum of
three hundred dollars be and the same is here
by allowed to A. O. Bowen, payable out of
the county general fund, for the services Of
cook at the county Jail.
Upon the application of Thos. Eoy, Asses
sor of the county, it is ordered by the Board
that such reasonable allowance shall be made
for his services as they may deem just after
the services have been performed; and tits
further ordered, that the County Auditor be
and he is hereby authorized to draw his war
rant upon the county general fund, in favor
Of the said Thos Foy, monthly, at the rate of
eight dollars per day, upon the presentation
by the said Thos. Foy of his account, setting
forth the number of days work performed by
him, accompanied by the affidavit prescribed
by the Board.
1t is ordered by the Board, that Wm, Ma
loney, Deputy Sheriff, have authority to pur-
chase two pairs of blankets for the Placer
vile Jail, on petition of A. Q. Bowen, Sher-
if
The Board having under further considera-
'tion the report of the Investigating Commit
iteesof county affairs, ordered that c. D. Va
jen, County Treasurer, have until the first of
August next, to pay into the county treasury
the sum of eleven hundred and ninety-four
dollars and forty-five cents-that being the
amount reported to be due by him to the
county, by the Investigating Committee
Board adjourued until tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock.
Saturday, April 8, 1865.
Board met-all present,
On motion of Mr. Cannady it is ordered
by the Board that IL o'clock H., of this day,