The Placer herald., 1874-02-14

table, lounge, chairs, beadStead, bureau, wash
bowl and pitcher, "a bar-room chairs, one dozen
| iron bedsteads one dozen small stands, and for
| operating room one table and three chairs.
Bills allowed on Hospital Fund:
McNedan ................... .......S 80 50
| Geo. Hartmeyer. Observation-Disclosures. S6 90
v " Mann Assignee of w. Miles. ... "a SO
F. M. Schweitzer Observation-Disclosures. 212 90
L. Dallman, Assignee of Thos NJ. Wade 80 90
| P F. Hovt Observation-Disclosures. so
which in addition to bills ordered by Mann 50,
459 10, which the Board declared legal, made
| total amount paid ON Hospital contract 50, S52-
| 60.
Hospital addition built by A. Rackliff on con-
| tract accepted, and amount vi contract
price was allowed which, including extra work
was SO 235, and the Auditor authorized to draw
! his warrant for the amount less the $2,S52 60,
| as above.
! Following are the most important items of
business transacted by the Board during the
remainder of the term
The matter of employing an expert to ex
anime the books of the various county off
GERS was on motion postponed until the next
regular meeting. Application of Al citizens
of Colfax, praying for the purchase of toll
road leading from Cofax to Grass Valley,
was tabled. Martin Teglor, of Iowa Hill
was elected by the Board as Hospital Stew
ard for one year from May 1st, 1874
| County Auditor was ordered to draw his
warrant on the Treasury for sum not ex-
ceeding s15C, to purchase certain books for
the District Attorneys office. Some time
was spent in preparing new rules for the
County Hospital.
| A list of Jurors was drawn for the en-
suing year. On petition of B. Taylor he
allo,ra1 Eo1nen 70 ao1laot IL
year for crossing his bridge on Bear River at
or near Preble S crossing, at the same rates
as heretofore charged. In answer to the
prayer Of petition, Thos. p. Harrison was
appointed Justice of the Peace for TIP. No.
s, to fill a vacancy occasioned by the failure
w. A. Penman to qualify. The matter of
making contemplated repairs to the County
Jail was postponed for further consideration
next term In accordance with Gel tain
act each Assessor in the county was allowed
a deputy, if necessary, for twenty days at
per diem of $5. j. M. Fulweler, Dis
trict Attorney, was authorized to act as at
torney for the Tax Collectors of Rev. Dis
tricts One and Two, in the suits commenced
against them by the stockholders of the C.
p. Railroad Company in the Circuit Court
of the United States
Following are the bills allowed out of the
various county funds by the Board at this
Feb. term: Hospital fund-William Hill,
for conveying sick man from Hospital 81;
p. Powell for same $50; z. w. Cook, for
wood, $219; Robt. Gordon, groceries $67O-
60; d. w. Lubbock, dry goods, $11S 5S;
for oil-clotb, Sc; j. W. Smith, sundres,
S157; M. Dodsworth & Co.. meat, So So;
Hoffman & Eddy, meat, $2l7 80; S. w.
Willis, sundries, Sc so; Il. Hartmeyer,
painting, IS rs; Geo. McComb, tnware,
S44; A. Fougeron, stove and tinware,
$l57 II; l.. Houser, clothing, $121 IS;
j. F. Curtis, vegetables, SIS 80; j. Nc
Guire, bedstead, $50; w. Rittnger, cook,
S120; A. S. Dubois, physician, $214 81;
j. w. Smith, Steward, $3.50; E. Calvin,
vegetables, $21 rs; A. Fougeron, tinware,
S5 IS; Robt. Gordon, SITS 81.
Out of the General Fund-To the follow
ing Justces-N. G. Taylor, tip 1. SIS; R.
G. Poland, tp 3, s1O2; G. w. Nickel, tp
4, SIS; J. Kaenzly, tp 4, $22; p. Stone,
tp 7, $6; J. W. Clark, tp 10, $12. To
the following Constables-P. S. Berry, tp
l. SIG 30; b. f. Gwynn, tp 3, $142 50;
John Linegar, tp 3 $36 60; A. Plank, tp
4, S141 10; w. S. Cooke, tp 4, $9S 20;
!. Dilts, tp 5, $11 20; G. f. Macy. tp 7,
$50 70; d. NJ. Walker, tip 8, 1926 so;
Hotchkiss & Waldron, tp 10, SCI 70.
l.. Hauser, sundries for prisoners, Sl59 25;
G. G. Crosby, sal. as Clerk Board Super
vsors, S125; ID. w. Lubbock, clothing for
prisoners, STA rs; John M. White, black
smithng, $50 so; 7. M. Todd, examining
insane, $50; w. M. Crutcher water, $25;
@. G. Crosby commission as Auditor, $780,
"a; Robt. Shannon, mason work, S13; p
w. Cook, wood, $50; j. 7. Kinkade, Co.
upt., S32; Thos. Holden, Carpenter work,
S44; S. w. Willis, stamps, SO so; A.
Fouseron, sundres for jail, $52 S5; Kobt
Gordon, sundries, S36; C.. A. lutte, ~
preme Court costs SIS; A1gls. for printing,
SS4; HERALD, for puudn- 9lZo 81; Sd. q
smith, lumber, $41 80; w. X Mitchell.
'oeals for juror "a; IL. >. Cloo~ei :, Co
Delinquent lists, SS; e. McComb, tin ware
for Jail, 81 rs; A. S. Dubois, examining
insane, $40; B. ID. Dunnam, money paid
Sheriff Ell Dorado County, 81 SO: j. ".
smith, for copying index, 5000; S. w.
Willis, stamps, $50; B. ID. Dunnam, locks
for Jail $50 AZ; same for services as Sher-
if, S263S S6;,,Walkup estate, old bill for
printing, S12; G. G. Crosby, registering
births etc, S95 so; N. S. Page, post NOR
TEN, S25; b. f. Burt, services as Co Clerk,
S23S 50; A. L. Bancroft & Co., stationery,
s315 IS; Globe Printing Co. printing $242,-
90; 0. w. Hollenbeck, ice for county, $685.
"a; K. ID. Harris, services for county, SIS;
Z A. futile, services as Atty for county,
$3.50; j. M. Fulweiler, Dist. Atty, $4S2;
Allowed to Supervisors as follows: V. V.
Mann, ,SlO4 40; j. Laird, So so; A j. Soule
sos 40; S. b. Hartman, $66 SO; E. Bar
rett, 66 &c.
Out of the several Road Funds, to the
following Road Masters as follows: J. d.
Nash, dist. l, $l61 As: d. Eickie, dist. 2,
SlO2 92; II. Gerlach dist. 3, $316; III. O.