The union Democrat., 1870-05-21
Roara OF supervisors.


AT the Regular meeting for May. the Board
OF Supervisors transacted the following busi-
ness: The Road Commissioner fer Road
District No. 1, entered upon the minutes the
following: 'For the purpose of working and
maintaining the County Roads in District
No. l. TuoIumne County, said District is di-
vided into sections and the following named
persons are appointed Road Masters of the
several sections, to take charge of and direct
the labor to be performed by the persons that
may choose to work upon the eaun,y roads
in lieu of paying to the Tax Collector the
amount of their Road Poll Taxes as follows
Section /. :. And for the pur-
pose of working the above mentioned Road
Poll Tax, all persons shall be considered
resident of the Road Section lying the short
est distance from his place of residence; and
the following named persons are hereby ap-
Iointed Road Masters of the above mentioned
ROAD sections as fellows: Section No. |.
Joan X. Fahey No. .. Martin Murphy :;
No. 5, j. B. Oneto No. 4, II. Cecil; No. s.
Sidney Smith No. 6. Joseph Parent: No.
Z, Robert ingalls,. The conditions on which
the above road masters are appointed and the
same is so understood. is that neither of the
appointees or either of them shall charge or
receive any pay or reward for their labor or
services other than their own roed poll taxes,
except by being employed to work the road
poll tax of other persons residing in the same
section.
Ordered, that a Duplicate warrant be issu-
or destroyed upon his filing bond &c.
The prayer ofJanson and others for change
of boundaries between Columbia and Spring
field School districts was granted.
Renewal of Ferry License granted to V.
Lavlla.
Ordered, that the County Surveyor proceed
to survey and lay out a county road in the
town of Columbia and connect with the coun-
ty roads adjoining said Town, and file the
necessary field notes with the clerk of this
board. M
Renewal Of Ferry License granted to Geo.
Moorhouse.
Twenty-Five Current Expense Warrants
amounting to SIC having remained in the
Auditors Office one year uncaled for. were
declared outlawed The Jailors salary was
fixed at $50, per month.
The following bills were audited: j. J..
Franklin, Hospital Physician $780, VIM. Fa-
hey, stewart &c. Sll9 %; j. X. Fahey.
milk SIS 25; B. F. conyers, medical attend
ance SIS; James Morris, clothing So %; John
Wolfing, meat for Hospital 500 10; NJ. E.
Hughes, smi;hing, Road District No. l, 81 IS;
c. II. Randall, printing $50; r. Carrillo, in-
terpreting So; w. X. Moore. IS 81; John
Lyons, hauling dead 81; R. Gardiner, rec
ords &c. $3l; c. NJ. Keefe, interpreting SC;
NJ. Kenney, constable fees S53 90; C. B.
Cutting, justice fees So: Jesse Hammel, con-
stable fees S23 80; M. Kelley S4 NJ. Bar,
labor, Road District No. S.; H. Cecil do.
S25; Henry Eckle, elections SIS; j. K Ritz,
interpreting So; Jesse Hammel, constable
fees S22 90; j. Letford, justice fees S34;
James Burns, Delinquent Tax List Sl3 o6;
F. A. Freund, coroner fees S24 65; Joseph
Parent, lumLer Road District No. l, S2S so;
Z. Parsons, experimenting labcr lumber
and nails, Read District No. 2, $40 sc: c.
H.. Rainfall, expenses to Sacramento SO; J.
Harrington, justice fees SIS; E. A. Rodgers,
expenses to Sacramento 500; j B. Oneto.
labor on Road District Mol, $50; r. j.
Starbird, labor for District No. l, 81 %; A.
Mock, clothing 81 62; S. II. Smith, hauling
81; A. Reed, Supervisor S96; E. Parsons,
Supervisor Sl0S; w. Wheelock, Supervisor
Sl0S; G. B. Cutting, justice and coroner's
fees Sa6; A. Reed, services at Sacramento
SIS; I. Brodigan, board of prisoners $50 IS;
w. Whcelock lumber Road District No. 5,
S3l 55; Total 81 ,467 81.