Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-12-08
Of the Board Of Supervisors.

Poard met Dec. Sd. 1866. All present.
In the matter of the petition of citizens of
10th township. for the appointment Of J. g..
Pollard Justice of the Peace of said town.
ship-petiuon granted. and said J. G. Pol
lard appointed Justice of the Peace for the
unexpired term occasioned by the resignation
of Levi Langdon. Allowed and ordered paid
from road fund of 10th township. $l25 46 to
Thomas O. 'HearesiSor labor and money ex-
pended on roads. Petition of Lewis Sober.
for the reduction of assessment on Indepen-
dence Saw Mill from $1,000 to $1,000 grant,
ed. Allowed and ordered paid from the road
fund of the 7th township $l72 20 to L. E.
Hopkins, for labor and money expended on
roads. Assessment on the building owned
by Lodge No. A. I. 0. o. F.. reduced from
SO, 800 to $4,000. The following bills were
allowed and ordered paid from general fund:
s. Foorman $134 80; S. L. Prindle $50 co.;
NJ. Davidson $40 IS; L. We'll S9s IS. Al
lowed and ordered paid from road fund of
10th township, to ]. NJ. Thompson, Sal 80,
for labor and money expended on roads.
Dec. 4th. Full Board present. Allowed
and bonds ordered issued therefor to Isaac
P. Hitchcock to the amount of 1926 for bills
on file. Also, bonds ordered issued to F.
Dunbar to the amount of $50 for bills on file.
Allowed and ordered paid from the general
fund for assessing for the years 1866 the
following bills: D. s. Bates, $88 81 John
Lebar, $1l4 Sc; Z. A. Curtis, 500 81; b.
X. Thorn, $66 80; Robt. Briggs, $50 81
E. l.. Greene. 500; Robt. Briggs, $75: G.
F. Wesson, 800; b. X. Thorn, $1O0 John
Lebar, 800; E. L. Thayer, $l25 James
Dliphant, $l28 56, The following bills al.
lowed and ordered paid from the State fund:
E. l.. Thayer, S204 IL J. A. Dunn. $50 25;
6. F. Wesson, $131 IL; J. A. Foster, 1854
60; John Lebar. $ll9.
Dec. 9th. Full Board present. The as
sessment of John A. Mingus, 7th township,
reduced from $500 to $3.50. Allowed and
ordered paid from the road fund of the 9Th
township. $l67 28 to B. H. Williams, for
labor and money expended on roads. The
following bills allowed and ordered paid
from general fund Robert Briggs, $35; s.
L. Magee, $3ll 10; w. A. Kelly, 500; g.
T. Prince. $3S So; J. w. Griswold. $3S
Mitchell & Adams SS4 E. B. Clifford. $46;
R. Davis. $6 81; w. P. Peek, 5000; James
Cole, $500; J. J. Stoddard, 5000; A. H.
Coulter, $3.50; E. Palache. $S so. Prop
erty OF William Irvine. in 7th township. as
sessed at $4,000 and reassessed IN 10th town.
ship for Sl.000-the assessment in township
lU Cancelled.
Dec. 9th. Full Board present. The rates
of toll on the Murphys and Altaville turnpike
road were fixed as follows for one year COM
mencing Oct. 5th, 1856: Loaded wagon
with two animals attached. 81 90 each ad-
ditional pair of animals rs cents. Pleasure
buggy. carriage, or other vehicle drawn by
one animal. so cents each additional ami
NAL attacl ed. 25 cents. Man and horse, 124
cents. Loaded pack animal. 124 certs; !; un-
loaded. 81 cents. Loose horses or mules,
and each head of neat cattle, S cents. Each
head of sheep. goats, or swine, cents. The
following bills were allowed and ordered
paid from the salary fund James Oliphant.
$4S9 90; D. S. Bates, $3.50 w. F. Cotton
$235; 6. N. Peek, sl2O; L. B. Matthews,
$106; J. A. Foster, $500; N. 7. Norcross,
$205; Isaac Aver, $2O5; C. B. Hopkins,
$270. Adam Bauman's bills on file allowed
and bonds ordered issued to him for $50.
The following bills allowed and ordered
paid from general fund: James Oliphsnt,
$500; D. c. Maxfield. $31; James Kendall
$50; James Wallace, $lOO.