The Placer herald., 1870-11-19
Supervisor Proceedings November Term.

Clerk.
Following Bills allowed:
T. Z. Atwell, Road Commissioner District
Wm Jones, Road Commissioner of
In matter of rehearing of assessment of
F. l.. Whitney, taken under advisement.
Rehearing of Central Pacific Railroad as
sessment granted, and - Clements and
A. n Towne sworn and examined, and case
argued by Robt. Robinson for Company,
and Henry H. Fellows, Dstrist Attorney,
for county, and taken under advisement.
TUESDAY, Nov. Sth
Following Bills allowed out of the respec-
tive funds:
VIM. S. Cook, Constable Township Nod,
S139 90; Asa Plank, Constable Township
No. 4, Sill 80; VIM. Crutcher, Constable
Township-No. 3, S91 so; VIM. Crutcher,
water bill, S25 90; w. l.. Munson, j. P.
TIP. No. 4, $24 90; Joseph Kelley, wood
S30S Is; d. NJ. Walker, Constable Tp.
No. 0, S1S6 40; d. Harris, Constable Tp.
., $3.50 90; Thomas Jamison services as
Coroner, $50 90; Premiums on jail and
Court House insurance, S109 rs; Premi-
ums no insurance on County Hospital CIos-
pital FUND.- S4+ +45; Thomas Jamison, cof-
fins, Hospital Hospital FUND.- 500 90.
TUESDAY, o'clock, p. NJ.
Board of Equalization met Present
full Board Mr.. Pratt offered the following
resolutions:
Resolced, That whereas the Board of Su-
pervisors of Placer county, sitting as a Board
of Equalization having heretofore taken un-
der advisement the application of the G.. p
r. Il. of California to eQualize the valuation
Of certain property, described as follows
We omit the description, it being the six
teen and one-fourth miles of Railroad track
and telegraph line in Revenue District No :,
and the seventy-six miles of track and
telegraph line Inc in District Number Two. |
The resolution then proceeds to recount the
action had in raising of the assessment from
Sc, 900 per mile to SO, 600 per mile, and
then proceeds "Now, therefore, be it or
dered and resolved that the said order made
by the said Board on the 3lst day of Au-
gust, 1870, be, and the same is hereby re-
voked, set aside and resciuded, and that the
valuation of said property so assessed for
taxation for said year, be, and the samc-is
hereby equalzed and fixed at $4,000 per
mile, as listed, assessed and returned by
said Assessor of said county Mr.. Pratt
moved its adoption and demanded the ayes
and noes. Mr.. Pratt and Mr. X inder voted
aye-Mr. Van Nactor not voting, and the
resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Kinder then offered resolution car
rying the foregoing into effect, and directing
the Collectors to receive and receipt for the
taxes of the Company at the said Sc ,000
per mile, which resolution was adopted unen-
imously.
WEDNESDAY, November 9th.
Board met. Full Board present. Peti-
ton of Richard Williams & Co., to collect
toll on their bridge over the North Fork of
the American river, on trail leading f,pln
Yankee Jims to Colfax, on filing bond in S, 2
600, and payment of S36 dollars license and
the following rates of Toll fixed: For horse
men, each % cents; pack animals loaded
each, 75 cents; pack animals not loaded
each, 80 cents; loose stock-horses and cat
tie, 10 cents each; sheep, 5 cents each; foot
men, 25 cents.
Following bills allowed w. McClanuhan,
J. p, SIS 90; J. d. Dodge, plasterng,
1888 so; G. W. Hurst, Constable, 81 50;
John Lineger, $2l 90; A. H. Dake, inter-
preting, 50 90; w. A. Selkirk, printing,
S114 80; S. Jacobs, dry goods, $22 25; 4.
Fougeron, work, S6S 35; jury pay, allowed
to various parties, S1O59 Is.
Board Of Equalization met
Assessment Of j. p. aud f. L. Whitney
on 8. $50 acres of land reduced to 81 25 ner
acre.
THURSDAY, Nov. 10th.
Board met. Following amount allowed
various parties: Reftting Court House, 81, :
O66 81; B. d. Dunnam, Sheriff, 1919 so;
A. Adrian, jury supplies, Sl2 90.
The following amounts allowed out of Road
Fund: ID. Hogns, $42 20; c. Hackett,
S47; Tim Donelin, 1919 so; John Thomp-
son, S156 20; C. c. Saunders, $62 81; 4.
G. Boyden, S3S
MONDAY, November 14th.
Following bills allowed:
Owen King $44; n. r. ID. Traphagen,
S12; p. Stone, SO; one hundred dollars al
lowed James Cardwell as expenses of his
suit against Nevada county. Claude Chana
authorized to coiect Toll on his bridge across
Bear river at Johnson's old crossing for a
period of twenty years, by paying license
of $36 per year, and rates of toll fixed as
follows: Foot passengers, each, 10 cents );
horse and man, mounted 15 cents loose cat
tie and horses, each, 8 cents; sheep and hogs,
each, 2 cents; horse and wagon, 25 cents !;
two horses and wagon, loaded so cents emp
ty, 30 cents; four horses and wagon, loaded,
81 25; empty Is cents; Six horses and wag-
on loaded, 81 50 empty, 81; eight horses
and wagon loaded, 81 Is; empty, 81 25
TUESDAY, Nov. 18th, 1870.
Bills allowed out of Hospital fund to va
rious parties, amounting 10 81 ,724 10. Va
rious bills allowed out of General fund
amounting to S544 80.
A. b. Scott allowed to draw certain maps
and papers from county files to be used in
trial wherein the boundary line between
Placer and Nevada is in dispute.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10th.
Bills allowed out of General Fund to va
riouu ,.ortio, ,p,o,o+.nor to xD0S