The Placer herald., 1873-05-17
SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINCs.
THURSDAY MAY 9Th 1879

oate at the following rates.
: Horse r team each way, loaded, 50 g
2 -" Z" 25
land buggy, g =" 121a
Empty freight wagons, one half the above rates,
respectively
On motion the following bills were allowed
and the Auditor authorized to draw his warrant
on the County General Fund for the several
amounts.
A. S. Dubois, post mortem and other
eAalulhatlnns, .................... 3 30 90
I. M. Todd. post mortem and other
examinations, ............. % 90
Joseph Flint, post mortem and other
eNamlnatlons, ................... 10 90
W. M. Crutcher, water for Jail and
Court House, 25 90
9. l.. Hotchkiss, const. TIP. 10 139 90
Jos. Dilts, 30 10
Z. Z. Rogers, &c :" 10 10 90
Q. w. Hollenbeck, freight ON lumber,
Hme, etc, ..................... "a rs
Friend d Terry, lumber for Court
House and fence,. ................. 14S 10
Thos. Holden, labor as carpenter on
fence, ...:: Observation-Disclosures. 167 -
Dwyer d Gubbay, uails for fence. 20
A, Fougeron, sundries for Jail, ...... 90
j. t. Kinkade travelling expenses as
County Superintendent ...... Is so
Robt. Gordon, sundries for Jail and
Court House, ................ SO SO
F. A. Elder filing saws etc, , 425
j. Nj. Fulweiler, expenses as District
attorney, ................... 425 50
A. l.. Bancroft & Co. blank books
ana stationery, ............ 494 80
A. kuner, seals and press for County
clerks ONCE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 90
d. w. Lubbock, shoes for prisoners, 2 25
B. d. Dunuam, Sheriff and board of
prisoners dammit. ........ 755 OS
The following bills were allowed out of the
Hospital Fund.
A. r. Dubois, salary as Co. physician 337 so
L. 1 Hauser Fla clothing for hospital. 81 Gs @
ID. w. Lubbock, &c :" I" LOG 40
nj. Dodsworth, meat &C &C 265 62
Thos Holden, work ON % rs
W. Rlttenger cook at 6 100 90
j. W. Smith, steward " 1S0 90
Geo. Wilment groceries and supplies 441 60
q. b. McComb tinware for hospital 30 so
j. w. Smith sun ries &c 104 60
J. IL. Sawyer carrying patient to
hospital, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Placer Argus one years subscription 90
V. V. Mann, coffins for hospital, SO rs
Wells & Stevens, flax seed, .... 10 03
Abstract of Co. Physicians Quarterly Report;
No. of patients in hospital Feb. 1st, "a
" &C admitted during DR., 81
" discharged &C 4" 80
" " died " % 3
remaining May 1st, 2S
=" days board 2,7os
Average No patients for quarter 49,. 3oH
relation to pnblic roads and highways, and
adjourned until A NJ. tomorrow
FRIDAY, MAY 9th, 1873
On motion the following bills were allowed
on the County General Fund.
A. A. Freeman map Rev. Dist, No. /, $l10 90
G. G. Crosby, commission Auditor, 172 SO
" " sc Expressage and recording, 81 20
" " " Salary clerk of Sup'vis'rs, $50 90
Estate of G. Beckman services as
supervisor, Ia oU
IL. Hauser, clothing for prisoners, ,., 81 Is
B. f. Burt, services Co. Clerk, ... Sc 40
statement of financial estimate of the con-
dtion of schools of Placer county, for the school
year ending June Goth, 1874, having been pre-
sented to the Board by j. Il. Kinkade, County
Superintendent, it is on motion ordered that
the same be received and placed on file for
future reference.
In the matter of the memorial of j. II. Baker
L. b. Tillotson, and Luke Secord, trustees of
Dutch Flat school district, and Z. M. Banvard
Geo. Ill. Rogers, trustees of Alta school district,
praying for change of the dividing line be-
tween said school districts, and said petition
being approved by the County Superintendent,
and the alteration in said petition asked for,
being recommended by said County Supt; it is
on motion ordered that the prayer of said peti-
ton be granted,as follows.
Commencing at the junction of Bear river
and Little Bear river, and running up Little
Bear river to the mouth of "Nary Red" river,
thence up the dividing ridge between Little Bear
river and Nary Red river, passing just to the
east f.and near to, the ranches of John A. Bles-
sing and R.sW. Walters, to the railroad crossing,
at the west end of what is known "Wmte
Rock Gut, " thence to Mr. Dreplu's ranch, pass
ing by the.west side of his house in a south
westerly direction to the North Fork of the
American river.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of this Board
that it is advisable and necessary that additional
ha ,a1 <, c,etx xlan tr;n ~
ney and the tex collectors of Revenue Districts
one and two in the collection of the taxes of the
Central Pacific railroad company, and j. p.
Hoge having agreed that he would render all
required assistance in said case for the sum of
two thousand dollars, one thousand dollars to be
paid in advance, and the remaining one thousand
dollars when said case (any tax case for the col
lection of taxes levied against the G. P. r. r.
Co. during the year 1922 shall have beed tried
and judgment obtained in any and all courts to
which said case may be carried, save and except
only the United States Supreme Court, it is on
motion resolved that said J. p. Hoge be, and he
is hereby retained and employed, assistant
counsel in said Central Pacific railroad tax case,
cases at the fee above named, andit is ordered
that the County Auditor be and is hereby in
structed and authorized to draw his warrant in
favor of said J. Z. Hoge for the sum Of one
thousand dollars.
The boundary line between townships nine
and ten was changed as follows;
Commencing at the N w. corner of section 30
in township IL north range east running
thence east to the SW. corner of section %;
thence north to the w. corner of said section 22,
and thence E. to the NE. corner of section 10
township ~ north, range east Mount Diablo
base ahd meridian
In the matter of the Truckee and Tahoe turn
pike road company Sexton and others re-
monstrating against the collection of tolls, the
and testimony heard, Fl. H. Fellows,
attorney for applicants, and Hale & Craig, for
protestants, and taken under consideration until
tomorrow morning.