Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-08
Board Of supervisers-A.E.st Term.

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oupervlsors r. n DAVIDSON, A. G. PRICE, j. r. HoADLEY
Board Of suPervisers-Aag.st Term.
Board met Morday, August Sd. Present, R. N.
ley; John W. Philbrook, clerk. The following
proceedings were had
Ordered that George W. Wood and Olney
Phillip be appointed viewers, and that they be
empowered TO choose a third person, to survey q
route for wagon road from Lewiston to inter-
sect the Weaverville and Minersville wagon road
and that they assess all damages to persons own
ing property on said route, and that the said
road district pay all such damages.
Ordered that Fl. L. Toner be, and is hereby,
appointed constable for Junction City township.
gent Fund J. w. Philbrook, books furnished
Auditor, SAT As; H. Junkans, goods, $2l 25
Jas. G. Smith, cleaning courthouse, SO SO; f.
F. Allen, damask for Sheriff 8 office, 81 So R.
Clifford, moving safe, $l2 Jos. Smith, work in
Clerks Office, s.; John Blackwell, watering
street, $40 N. Oberdeeuer, stationery, $2e SO
Rowland b bowels, material and labor, ST.
H. Hooker, goods, So IS; P. Paulsen, telegraph
ing, 50 total, 2O9 95.
The following bills were allowed on the Hos
pital Fund: Mrs. Gaum, washing and sewing,
$45; c. Hartman, chair, Sc so; Jacob Klink,
digging grave, etc., $25; Tinnin Owens,
goods, So 40 Henry Martin, milk, $43 D. How
land material and work, SIT DR.. H. NJ. Chnun-
cey, medicine and services, $l92 SO; H. Jun
kans, goods, $2s so; P. Mclean, coffin, $40
John Straus, watching in hospital, $50 Alex
Seibert, services steward, $3.50; N. Williams
& Co., goods, ST. 20; A. Seibert, meat S. AZ:
John Straus, vegetables, $40 SO B. K Smith,
meat, $lO2 80; Max Lang, groceries, etc., 1924
"a total, S948 "a.
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Fund DR.. J. G. Montague, case of Mary Mur-
ray, So P. Mclean, coffin, $40 D. E. Gordon,
Superintendent OF Public Schools, $lOO John
Dack. for criminal business, So J. L. Day, L.
Ainsworth and Fl. Junkans, services as Jurors
SO each D. E. Gordon, advertising, $64 total
$l97.
Ordered that the hereinafter named persons be
and are hereby declared Enrolling Officers and
Officers of Election for the next two years:
Trinity Center Precinct-J. c. Dorr, clerk; H
Y. Fitch and David Hall, judges. Polls open at
Hall Williams hotel
MinersviLe-J. B. Turtellotte, clerk Chauncy
Langdon and G. F. Diener, judges. Polls open
at Turtellotte's store.
Eastman precinct abolished
Lewiston-John Cresswell clerk Olney Phil
lips and Samuel Bogar, judges. Polls open at
Temperance hall.
Indian Creek-J. C. Corbus, clerk G. W.
Twambly and c. NJ. Stratton, judges. Polls
open at James Morris saloon.
Rush-John Pearson, clerk R. B. Wells and
Levi Good, judges. Polls open at Stafford store
George's-L. F. Wells, clerk D. E. " Baker
and j. Drinkwater, judges Polls open at Bay
les store
Douglas City A. R. Earl, clerk; A. Green
leaf and Jacob Paulsen, judges. Polls open at
Armory hall
Junction City-Asa Taylor, clerk; s. G. Steele
aud d. A. Hobert, Judges. Polls open at Carter
house.
Canyon CHy-S. s. Garwood, clerk P. Grant
ard JOAN Boltz judges. Polls open at G. Thede S
hotel.
North Fork - George Yohe, clerk Christian
Nickel and B. F. Flynn, judges. Polls open a,
Yohe's hotel.
Rattlesnake-J. Barneekel, clerk Jos. Huber
and John Cords, judges. Polls open at ShaHer
& Co.'s store.
Tdylor's Fiat - Alex. Pelletreau, clerk A
A. Franks and Robert Martin, judges. Poll:
open at Pelletreau' house.
MartincHtc--E. Bontecou, clerk R. L. Thcma:
and David Gray, judges. Polls open at Dayid
Gray's.
WeaperchRe = E. P. Lovejoy, clerk; F. H
Brown and R. Clifford, judges. Polls open a
courthouse.
Cor's Bar-A. T. Smith, clerk W. B. Ash
worth and W. Pattison, judges. Polls open a
Tinsleys store.
New Rirer ". Caraway, clerk j. N. White
and John Reach, judges. Polls open at Cara
ways store.
Hoboken Flat G. A. Flower, clerk Mosel
Patterson and jeremiah Killer, judges. Poll.
open at G. A. Flowers store.
DR.. H. u. Chauncey appointed County
Physician for the next three months, at a salary
of $s7 so.
The following bills were allowed on the Gen
eral Fund Albert Bowler, services as Assessor
of District No. 2 5000; VIM. Guthrie, Assessor
of District No. 3, $l5O; John NJ. Cresswell, As
SCISSOR of District No. l, $3.50 R. n. Davidson
services as Supervisor and mileage, S64 A. G
Price, Supervisor and mileage, $7l so; Jas.
Hoadley, Supervisor and mileage, SCI so.
Ordered that the County Clerk do not make
out certified list of all the names on the grea
register, to be transmitted to the board of cleo
tions of each election precinct, as provided fol
by section twelve of the registry law.
Ordered that the road from Lewiston to inter
sect the Minersville and Weaverville road, sur
veyed by the viewers appointed by the board o.
Supervisors, be declared public highway, and
that the Roadoverseer of that district put the
same in repair.
Warrants to the amount of 50 OCT sc were ab'
sorbed by the redemption fund at gain to the
county of 1882 81.
Ordered that the Clerk cause to be posted
in each election precinct three notices of elec.
tion and the Governor proclamation. Also, that
the clerk cause to be printed what election
laws he thinks necessary.
JOHN W. PHILBRooK, Clerk.
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