The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-18

Respectfully,
J. !. HATHAWAY.
County Physician.
The following bonds were presented and
approved:
Jacob vogel, deputy assessor, Leavenworth
township.
H. Van Doren, deputy assessor, Leaven-
T. ]. Darling, deputy assessor. Leavenworth
township.
Jos. W. deputy assessor, Leaven-
a. ]. Sargent, deputy assessor, Leavenworth
E o. Jones, deputy assessor, Tonganoxie
Jonas Edge, deputy assessor, Delaware
township.
The following viewers were appointed on
petitions Tor roads:
On petition TO change the width of the
Muncie road-N. Morgan, VIM. Jones and
On petition of y. Garcelon-Edward Martin,
Patrick Hern and William Bruce.
,. Uu rparieS Eibes AIexander DAVIDSON.
ON petition of ]. w. kinghtOn-Wm. Col
Inns, VIM. shannon and p. ". Gowell.
ON petition OF q. ". Clay-Martin Cas-,
Spencer Baker and Isaac Bowen.
ON petition OF J. Z. Barrett-Eugene Sulli-
van, Timothy Coughiin and J. B. Sanders.
Ga petition Of Jonn CansaTrym - smeiser'
ON petition of +. NJ. SmNh-Ed ward O'Con-
ner, j. NJ Davidson and w. p. Burney.
The DetltlOn Oh WI busWtll-JOnn
hutchinson, :R II. Mullens and j. c. Kerr.
ON the petition of Z. +. Jaggard-E. Good
win, f. VI. Lucas and l.. II. Vaughn.
ON petition of NJ. Passiwark-G. Hender-
son, John Aaron and Fred Hoberg.
on the petition of A. +. Parrott-Wm.
Cora. j. :. Van Wrinkle and 7. A. Snoddy.
The Auditors Report on claims Tor the
month OF March, 1875, was presented, and, ON
The Viewers report on the Crane road was
presented and adopted, and the road ordered
The Viewers report on the Hoberg road
was presented and adopted, and the road or.
dered opened.
The Viewers report onithe Blackman road
was presented and adopted, and the road Or
The Viewers repor, on the Lecompton road
was presented anu adopted, and the road Or
dered opened.
The following report was presented and
adopted:
10 he Honorable County Board:
Your Committee to whom was referred the
matter of supplying the Poor House with
meat, beg leave TO report that we think il is
to the interest OF the county To continue TAX
inf meat from Jake Eyerhardy at $40 per
BIS. RIcHADs,
April 8, 1873. ii. L. SQUIREs.
The matter of contracting for ice for use of
the Court House was referred to the Com
mittee on Court House with power TO act:
Z. ii. Grove, Clerk of Sherman Township,
presented his resignation AS clerk OF said
Township and recommended Joseph Pence
for said pOsitiOn-thereupOn Commissioner
Pickens moved the resignation be accepted
and Joseph Pence appointed clerk to fill said
vacancy. Adopted.
Insley, Shire & Co., presented statement
of interest for March 1875. Amount sl2o.6I,
which was ordered charged to the Treasurer.
A petition of Mrs. Bergman on taxes, was
again laid over.
Commissioner Richards suggested that the
Committee on Jail and the Sheriff be APP
nnlnfpl n mmlftpt. to get material and
make the necessary repairs at the jill, as sng-
gested in the report of the Honorable Judge
of the District Court and the Honorable
County Attorney-which suggestion was
adopted.
The County Surveyor was authorized to
stake OFF walks in the Court House yard un-
der the direction of the Committee on Court
House and the Sheriff, who are TO furnish The
plans.
Commissioner Squires moved that the
Sheriff be authorized TO employ an extra
guard, when necessary, and TO be paid Tor the
time actually employed, and not to be EN-
ployed any longer than actually necessary
which motion was adopted.
Adjournment.
ON motion the Board adjourned to 80
O'Clock, +. NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present-Full Board.
ON motion of Commissioner Pickens, ID. y.
Barnes was employed by the Board as County
quired by the county on the same terms as
last year.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moved that the En-
gineer be authbrized and instructed to repair
all bridges in the county requiring repairs,
provided said repairs come under the law.
Motion adopted.
Adjournment.
On motion the Board adjourned to the first
j. W. NIEHaUs.
County Clerk.