Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-11

"uioOH 20 %
j. kllnk Digging grave, ETC., ............. 25 90
}. G. Smith Constable e)................... 26 so
Z. W. Smith (School SuperintendentJ go 100 90
A. X. Earl (Justice of Peace)..........,. :, 90
Il. Steumuer (services ).................... 10 90
John Jackson (SheriD D..................... 25s 60
v Ryan (prnting) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO so
Ohas Maynard (cofhn) )...",................. 10 90
Johu Martin (team) )......................... 90
w. Ii. Bachelder (Coroner) ................ IL 70
j. Z. Montague (post mortem ex. )........ 25 90
X. N. Davidson Supervisory .............. IL 60
j. w. Phibrook (Co. Clerk ................ 39l 80
D. G Sanborn ASSESSOR .................... 35 90
The County Assessor j. G.. Sanborn, having
filed the receipt of the Surveyor General that he
had received the statistical report of said As
SCISSOR, and it appearing that he has completed
the assessment of the property in said county
and has made the proper returns on said Assess
ment Roll, the balance due him as Assessor, to-
wit, $3.50 90, is hereby allowed, and the Treas
urer is hereby directed and authorized to pay the
portion due from the State, in coin as the same
shall be collected by the Collector and allowed
by the State Controller, to-wit, Sl69 90, to said
Assessor, and the Auditor is hereby ordered to
issue warrant on the General Fund for the bal
ance due to him, to-wit, $2Sl 90.
BY an Act of the Legislature requiring the
Board Of Supervisors of the several counties in
this State to levy Special School Tax upon the
property III edcH oCuOOI DlSlflct IN Wnlcn there
shall be deficiency, as shown by the written
statement of the County Superintendent, for an
amount which together with the State and Coun-
ty money to be received shall be sufficient to
maintain the school or schools for eight months
during the year, and it appearing from the report
of said County Superintendent, rendered to the
Board, that deficiency exists in the following
School Districts, to-wt Weavervie, S493 90
Douglas City, SSS 90; Junction City, S292 90 !;
II
Fork, 1882 90 and The proper showing not hav-
ing been made by any of the foregoing School
Districts that they exempt from the provi-
sons Of said Act
1t is therefore ordered that Special Tax be
and the same is hereby levied and assessed on
each 500 of all the taxable property in said
several School Districts in the County of Trinity
State of California, as a Special School Tax for
the school year of lS7l-2 to-wt: Weaverville,
25 cents 1.-THE County Clerk has not yet esti-
mated the per cent. for the other Districts
REPORTER.
The Treasurer is hereby authorized to receive
all moneys due the County as a Hospital Tax
from the State.
Chas. Hanna, Road Overseer Of Dutton Road
District, is reqrested to put the bridges on
Smith S Fiat in passable order, soon as pos
sibe, to prevent accident and damages, complaint
having been made to the Board that they are in
an unsafe condition.
The report of the Sheriff on the sale of the
old Jail, heretofore ordered, received and the
same is hereby accepted, and the Sheriff is here
by authorized 10 make out and deliver II deed of
! the same to purchaser, at the expense of said
purchaser.
The Clerk of this Board is hereby authorized
to reinsure the Court House in the same Offices
and at the same rates AS last year, and the Audi
tor is hereby authorized to draw warrants on the
Contingent Fund for the amount of said Insur-
ance Policies, to-wi Pacific, Sal 90 Union,
S4l 90; Phoenix Sal 81.
On motion of VIM. McCoIlum, and James E.
Carr concurring, it was ordered that the county
printing be done by the Trinity Press for one
year from the 9th day of November, 1871 to the
9th day of November, 1872, and that said paper
receive payment for the same at the usual rates
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Board
that there will be vacancy in the Office of Dis
Irict Attorney in this county, caused by the res
ignation of E. p. Lovejoy this day filed and ac-
cepted by the Board, TO take effect on the 3lst
day of December, ISL
1t is hereby ordered that Richard Clifford be
and he is hereby appointed District Attorney for
the uneXpired term, commencing Jan. LIST, 1872,
upon filing petition signed by at least thirty
qualified electors of said county and upon filing
his approved bond in the sum of $40 900, and the
Clerk Of this Board, under his seal as County
Clerk, is directed to issue certificate of appoint
ment to said Richard Clifford.
Following Bills were allow ed on the Contn-
gent Fund