The Placer herald., 1871-02-25
Supervisors Proceedincs...Feb. Term.

Present. full Board. Following bills allowed
out of General Fund:
II. II. Fellows, services as District Attorney,
$13 90. The following amounts were allowed
out of District Road Fund.-
p. D. H,vey, District No |, Sc 20. O. Hack
EFT. Distrst No. Z, $40 So
Bills allowed out of General Fund:
ASA Plank Constable Tp, No. 4, Sill 30; V.
V. Mann, carpeting, $33 3l; E. G. Smith, car
peting and material, 500 so; G.. Shultheiss, Ia
Dor, 2 80; }. Il. Gwynn, lanps, etc, - %; w.
A. selkirk, printing. Sl0o 90; ;. W. WINS,
A. S. Dubois medical services, $50 90: JOS
Walkup, publishing notices to taxrayera $50 Uo
February 7th.
Claims on General Fund allowed.
W. s. Cook, Constable Up. :. ...s159 20 20
J. b. Carder, 7......... 81 w
NR.D. Traphagan, J.P. " 4........ Is 90 90
L. Munson, 90 4. 4.......... w
f. Hegn Road Com. " 8 ........ 155 56
VIM. Crutcher, Constable TIP. No. 3, S79 40;
John Lnigar Sa4 80; d. NJ. Walker, Constable
TIP. No. 8, $s5 co; b. Harris, Constable TIP. M.
8, 1923 GO; John Clydesdale, j. p TIP. No. 8,
s17 90; James Baron, Constable TIP. No. 2,
$45 38; Owen King, Road Commissioner Up
No. 3, 1928 II. C. c. Saunders, Road Com
missioner TIP. No. 2, $S5 SO.
Warrants destroyed in favor Of r. D. Hart for
50, and w. Lewis for S6.
February 9Th.
Full Board Present. Sundry bills on Gener-
al Fund allowed amounting to S3,OO3. Also out
of Hospital fund, $50 75
Communication from Attorney-General Ham,
ilton, asking aid to enforce Foreign Miners tax
law taken under advisement.
Pneumatic Gas Company to lay down and
maintain gas pipes in streets of Auburn for 2o
years granted. ~,
Present full Board. Sundry bills allowed out
of General fund, and drawing Of Jury COM
menced.
February 10th, 1871.
Following bills allowed out of General Fund;
G. G.. Crosby, material for Recorder 8 oftlce,
and freight, Sc 80; W. w. Conkey, lumber. vi !;
II s Crocker books for Recorder, SAG 20; w.
Van Vactor. suBthies, S12; G. G.. Crosby servi-
ces as Auditor, Si62 81; A. G.. Martin, carpen-
tering. SS3: 4. FOtlgeron. sundrles, So 5O; 1hos
Jo,. ,ison Coroner S35; DR.. A. s. Dubois, salary,
$500: John Reittinger, cook, $120;J. ". smith,
Steward. S210; w. w CoDkey- luater, S4S AZ;
Mrs Hoyt, washing, $50 ~, George McComp'
=, ,r and material. S3s 81; Geo. Willment, sun
dries 1919 81; l.. Houser, clothing, 1l6 DO;
Dods -orth x Co.. meat, S20S II; A. c. DuBols,
veoetol,'es S19 "a; Thomas Jamison, coffin, S2o;
7 w SIN TIL sundries, $25 80; Frank Lux, yeast
So 90: G. S,hultheiss, filing saws, " w; y, W.
Hollenbeck. money 10 j. w. Smith, S42 oo
TWENTY-FIVE do, 'arS per inchth "ho"o" - ~
Ring for care Of trs. Il. Z. Ring
On motion Boar, proceeded to tlraw the JURY
men for the ensuing ,-ear ,.,
Present, full Board. S. G. Lewis, D. L. Up
No, 8 allowed Sl2.
A. S. Dubois made the following hosr,tai Nc
port for the quarter ending Jan $751; io!l;
Whole number treated, ~; average "aaei "
patients %: discharged u; diet e. hcn'.i'hi'e
February lst. 1871 q; number Of Lays "osra'
2037. ,,r.
Full Board Present Asa Plank, Con 'able
TIP. No. 4, allowed So 10.
February II :.
Full Board Present. Amounts allowed on. u
General Fund:
c. C. Crosby services as Rllrond CoMms-
sioner. $50 90: O. W. Holenbeck, services as
Railroad Commissioner, $50; w. Van Nactor,
services as Railroad Commi ssioner, Sl23.
Supervisor mlago--W. Ii. Kinder, $50; j. d.
Pratt, Sf3 DO
p. T. Harrison appointed Justice OF the feacc
of Township No. s.
Mr.. Kinder offered the following Resolution:
Resol-yd That c. A. Tutts be and he is here
by authorized and empowered by the County o.
Placer to commence sut against the Central Ia
citc Railroad Company of Cal fornia to recover
from said Company all dividends or other mon
eys due to the county by reason Of the twenty
FIVE hundred shares of Capital stock OF SAID com
panv owned by said county, and which were solo
to ID. O. Mills a Co., on The 18th day OF Anril
1870 Massrs Kinder andNan Nactor voted aye
and Mr. Pratt did not vote. Il solution adopted.
Hale x Craig authorized to commence suit
against J. W. Dickerson for moneys not palo
over at expiration of his term of Office as County
Treasurer
G. G. Sewell as Clerk of Board 1925 g. G..
Sewell as County Clerk $ll5.
The Board conclu led the drawing of the Grand
and trial Jurors for ensuing year.
Auditors Report for the year 1870. received
from c. C. Crosby and spread on minutes of the
Board.
Board adjourned to March Goth 1871.
THE Independent Dispatch must remen-
Der that twenty-five Democratic papers in
this State are not, under Democratic law,
called upon to yield their principles to six or
eight, and one of those the organ Of the vii
est monopoly on the coast. The PLACER
HERALD fights for principle and men, who
at heart will carry those Democratic princi-
pies out Your friend Johnston would suit
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