Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-03-21
Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors.

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Friday, March, 9th. 1868. Official bond of
! J. A. Dunn, as tax collector of 10th town.
ship, fled and approved: sureties. L. Rosen-
berg & G.. A. Conrad, each in the sum of
$4,000. Also
Official bond of j. A. Dunn as Assessor of
10th township. filed and approved sureties,
l.. Rosenberg and G.. A. Conrad, each in the
sum of $4,000.
Report of NJ. S. Towle, Road master of
9th township, received and placed on file.
Allowed and ordered paid to NJ. S. Towle,
from the Road fund of 9th township, $34 Sc,
for money and labor on roads in said town
ship.
Official bond of O.V. Currier. as County
Superintendent, fled and approved; sureties,
H. Nunnenger $4,000, Jacob Castor $4,000. F.
Bremen, $1,000 and r. Hickman $4,000.
| Saturday, March 7th. Allowed and or
dered paid to J. G. Severance, from the gen
eral fund 1904 81, to pay costs in certain
judgments against Calaveras county, in favor
of G. Almond, C. Favernelly, D. II. Miller,
G. Mead, S. Ratz, and others.
Allowed and ordered paid from the State
fund to J. A. Foster 1925, for services as
Auditor for the quarter ending March 1st,
1868.
Monday, March 9th. Allowed and ordered
paid from the General fund. to D. D. Vesey,
$3.50, upon contract for building Jail fence.
Report of J. A. Morse, ex-road master of
Sth township received and filed.
Allowed and ordered paid to said Morse,
from said township fund 1904 AZ.
Report of NJ. O'Connell exroad master of
5th township received and filed. Allowed
and ordered paid to said O'Connell SlS4 So,
from Road fund of said township.
Tuesday, March 10th. Official bond of E.
L. Green, as tax collector of 9Th township,
filed and approved sureties, C. Tormey
$1,000, James Harris $1,000, Pat. Wherity
$1,000, d. C0rcoran $4,000, J. Hubartt $1,000.
Official bond of W. S. Williams as Assessor
OF Sth township, filed and approved; sureties
H. Nunnenger $4,000, J. Ward 1000 dollars.
J. c. Scribner 1000 dollars
Application of James German to keep
toll bridge on Stockton and San Andre, a
road, across the North Branch, about IL
miles from San Andreas received and placed
on file.
Wednesday, March 1lth. Board engaged
in examining the accounts of county officers.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Monday al
Tuesday, engaged in examining the books
of the outgoing officials and preparing a re-
port of the condition of the finances of the
county. Tuesday, Board adjourned.
COUNTY Court PRocEED1NGs.-Marchl l6,
1868. People vs.. Look Hop-indicted for
grand larceny; withdraws plea of guilty
heretofore entered, and pleads not guilty.
Trial set for tomorrow.
David Jones-indicted for malicious mis-
chief, tried and and acquitted.
| March 18th. People VS.. Look Hop
charged with grand larceny; the District
Attorney enters noHe pros, on the grounds
that he had been convicted of petit larceny.
heretofore, for stealing same articles charged
| in the indictment.
People vs.. Look Hop-convicted of break
ing and entering a house in day time with
intent to steal. Sentenced to three years in
State Prison.
People VS.. George N. Peek-three indict-
ments for permitting prisoners confined in
County Jail to go at large. One Indictment
dismissed. Saturday, March 2lst, set for
trial on the others.
| People VS.. Jack Bazarette-indicted for
guilty.
Wednesday. March 18th. People VS..
Jack Bazarette-indicted for receiving stolen
goods, (No. 2 j defendant withdraws plea
of not guilty and enters plea of guilty.
In two indictments against Jack Bazarctte
for grand larceny, and two others for receiv-
ing stolen goods, the District Attorney en-
tered noHe pros. Jury discharged and court
adjourned till Friday, March Goth.
| The County Court has been IN session
during the week, and the Grand Jury have
been earnestly and faithfully laboring for the
benefit of the county. The Grand Jurors
are all as fine and intelligent looking men as
we have ever seen in the Grand Jury room.
Register.
THAT'S laying it a little too thick. Can't
you fatter more delicately: If the mem bers
of the Grand Jury can read that fulsome
paragraph without blushing, they are not far
from ruin. They visited our town and we
did not have to hide ourself as the editor of
the Register does when they are in session.
They were rather good looking fellows,
though. Our old friend Burce, for instance,
was the handsomest man on the Jury They
omitted to mention one thing in their Report.
They forgot to recommend the removal of
the County Hospital to San Andreas"-an
objectionable oversight.