Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-24
supervisors Proee.d,ng.-Ausust Term

Board met Monday, August 5th. Present, R.
N. Davidson, chairman A. G. Price, F. B. ST.
monds, A. J. Loomis, clerk. Board adjourned
until Tuesday, the 9Th. On meeting of the Board
on Tuesday morning the following proceedings
were had:
dered on file: Of Stephen Noble, road-overseer
of Lake City district; of Louis Stelnmuiler,
road-overseer of Dutton's district; of H. Semi
der, road-overseer of Rattlesnake district; OF Dr.
VIM. Todd county physician
The resignation of L. Steinmuller, road-over-
seer of buttons district, was accepted ana Ohas.
Schade appointed to fill the vacancy. joseph
Huber was appointed road-oyerseer OF Rattle
snake district to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of H. Schnder.
Ordered, that new election precinct be estab-
tablished in New River election district to be
known as Hoboken election precinct, embracing
that portion of New River territory below Qulm-
by's old place and the following named persons
are hereby appointed officers of election of said
precinct: John Flowers clerk, Jerre kyler and
n. Patterson, Judges.
Ordered that the trail from the mouth of the
East Fork of Hay Fork to the dividing ridge of
Browns Creek be declared public highway,
and the scope of country from the mouth of the
said East Fork to said dividing ridge be declared
q road district, to be known AS East Hay Fork
road district and James Hoyt appointed road
overseer.
The following bills were allowed and ordered
paid out of the contingent fund: Henry junk
ans, merchandise, SIT Is; Joseph Smith, at
tendance on county and district judges, Sl8 90 !;
George II. Bunker stationery, 50 so; John
Blackwell, watering streets, $l2 90; NJ. Ober-
deener, stationery, ETC., $40 co. James Coch-
ran, cleaning court room, $5 so; Joseph Craig,
postage stamps, $l4 90; II. Hooker, merchan-
disc, So SO.
The following bills were allowed on general
fund: A. j. Looms, civil business, S45 Is, as
county clerk, S.65 50-S2l0 65 Jas. Cochran,
Judgment against county, S7S 80; James Coch-
ran, sheriff, $245 40 II. Junkans, merchandise,
SIT Is; John Adams, burying Chinaman, So 90
David L. Gordon, superintendent of schools,
500 90; d. Z. Gordon, printing great register,
SEQ oo d. L. Gordon, advertising, etc, $50 90
Union Hotel, feeding prisoners, 81 SO Daniel
Rowland, coffin for Chinaman So 90; j. G. Ir-
win, justice of the peace, So 90 Joseph Craig,
balance of three months salary, S2s5 49, Thos.
Carr, hauling Chinaman to burial, $40 90
John Dack, services as constable, S36 40 John
Adams, services as coroner, Sc rs; W. H. H..
Bristol, services clerk of election, SO 90; A.
Bowler, services as constable, $25 10; E. p.
Loveoy, services as justice of the peace, S23 10 ;
f. P. Lovejoy, deputy assessor County general
fund portion), Sl94 80, Estate porton) SlI5 10;
Geo. H. Bunker, enrolling liz names for regis
tration, S43 90; Geo. II. Bunker, assessor for
llo DAYS county portion), S675 II, (State por
tion,) S424 26. Oh. Junkans' bill OF Sl7 10
transferred to contingent fund.-
The following bills were allowed on the hospt-
al fund NJ Chadbourne, carpentcr. work S22 ;
H. Junkans, nails and lumber, 50; Pacific Brew
cry, lager beer, Sl4 so Alex. Seibert, steward
three months, $3.50 Tinuin & Owens, merchan-
disc, $2S 20; \. Healey, vegetables, etc, Sl3 80;
Dr. VIM. Todd, county physician, SS1 so; DR..
Wm Todd, medicine, S64 so II. Hindley Co.:
meat S54 80 Mrs. Gaum, washing. S37: NJ.
Williams Il Co.. merchandise, 81 20; II. Hooker.
merchandise, Ss5 81 f. l.. Strauss, judgment,
SIPS So
The following bills were allowed and ordered
paid out of the building fund Daniel How
land, lumber and labor, $685. -; H. Junkans,
merchandise SEQ u William Ware, lumber,
SsS II John ". Owens, for the Hume lot,
$3.50.
The following county warrants were cancelled
and burned Warrant issued August I, 1866,
to Trinity county, Sl34; issued August !, 1861
to Robert Glover, 80, and to Chas. Murphy, John
A. Bangor, Henry Myer, Thos. McGovern, Rich
ard Brown, Henry Osthof, Pat. Magner, Maurice
Hyde, So each.
The following named persons were appointed
officers of election, to fill vacancy V. Caraway,
clerk, o. S. Dyer, judge.
The Hon John Murphy, county judge, was re-
quested to appoint three person to appraise the
value of the lot adjoining the court house on the
northeast side, known as John Hulmes' black
smith-shop lot, and report the same to the Board.
NJ. F. Griffin. W. H. Mathews and NJ. Oberdeener
were appointed such appraisers by the county
judge. The appraisers reported the value of the
lot at $3.50. Report received and the county au-
ditor ordered to issue his warrant to John W.
Owens for the amount payable out Of the build
ing fund.
petition having been received from residents
of Hay Fork praying for the removal of Charles
Maynard, road-overseer of that district, Henry
Knowles was appointed in his stead.
Ordered, that the place of holding election in
Douglas City precinct be changed from Flanders
Hotel to the armory in the town of Douglas City.
The Board, after examining the several sealed
proposals for the surrender of county warrants,
accepted the following: Morris Il Brady, Sl5
paid 50 rs A. j. Loomis, Sl5, paid S5l 373
NJ F. Griffin, S24O so, paid Sl6s 35; II. Junk.
ans, S3lO l6, paid $2l7 IL; /; Al. Loomis, Sl5o
paid SlO5 rs H. Junkans, S22O y, paid Sl5s
80. Gain to county, $500 l3
The following bills were allowed on the gen
eral fund: A. G. Price, supervisor and mileage
$40 so r. n. Dawson, supervisor and mileage
$65 so; F. B. Smonds, supervisor and mileage
$50 so; A. ]. Loomis, clerk of Board, Sl5; N
Oberdeener, NJ. F. Griffin, W. II. Mathews, each
SIS for services appraisers.
Proceedings ordered published in TRINITY
JOURNAL.
MEMORIES OF ANDERsoNvILLE. = The Petaluma
Journal, alluding to recent Copperhead meet
ing held there, says 80 The speakers and lead
ers of the party, when assembled together
exince restless nervousness, ms though hover
ing above and around them were the accusing
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