The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-02-05
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
CHEYENNE, LARAMIE Co. WYo..
Tuesday. Feb. Sd. 1880.

= John Il. jeffrey, clerk.
The journal was read and approved |
to date.
On motion of Mr.. G. l.. Holt, Mr.. E.
III. Leibey was elected chairman of the |
board for and during the ensuing |
year.
The following bills were presented, |
allowed in the several amounts desig- |
mated and warrants ordered drawn for |
the respective amounts allowed, to-
wit:
Claimant Crmd :Alp,ed.
E. A. Slack, printing
and advertising. S1TS 20 $l7S 20
n. K. Boswell, mile
age ........,.... so SO so So
b. n. Morrison, pay
as stock inspector. 15o 90 $50 90
Aaron Sims, pay as
janitor; 6 90 6 90
7. j. Fisher, fees clerk
district court. 49,. 35 65 35 Go
R. H. Kipp, fees as
constable. .... 90 . 50
R. HI. Kipp, fees as
constable. lU 10 u 70
Joslin & Arnold, cleo
tion expenses:
rent. ...-....... lU w lU w
Jno. X. Jeffrey, cleo
tion expenses, sta
tiOnery, etc. ... 81 So 81 So
John Cloughlin, cleo
tion expenses (con-
StaDle) ..-..-..... w W
NJ. Sloan, incidentals. IS 90 Is 90
w. z. Carroll, defend
ing criminals . 10 90 10 90
Geo. A. Draper, inc,
kilograms, etc. 3S Is 3S 10
John Talbot, bounty
on hawk heads. -. s 70 s rs
w. w. Crook, salary
ascounty physician. 80 90 80 90
w. w. Crook, medi-
cines, pauper ac-
count 70 w 70 w
Stephen Bon, shoes on
pauper account. so so
Chas. Hecht. road and
bridge $2S, pauper
account SO . 80 90 80 90
Underwood Sc Nc
Gregor, pauper ac-
count, coal ........ 80 80 30 so
Whipple s. Hay. pau
der account, sup
plies S..-.--.-...... "A Uo "A UO
A. Simmons, pauper
account, boarding. ~ GO IL 10
A. Polack, pauper ac-
count, clothing. 2 Go 60
E. H. Leibey, pauper
account, supplies. So 20 50 %
f. Z. Warren, pauper
account, burial. -. 40 90 40 90
F. E. Warren, Incl
dentalS ......... 20 20
John Eames, boarding
pauperS ........... az 81 Z4z S5
Geo. w. Hoyt, medi-
cines for paupers. so 20
The written opinion of the county
attorney on the claim Of j. Ringolsky,
and also on the claim of the Great
Western distribution Co., were pre-
sented and ordered filed.
On motion, the Great Western Dis
tribution Co., was allowed rebate of
S266. .65 on license No. 1,120, issued to
said company September 2, 1880, and
the clerk was instructed to draw war
rant for said amount.
Mr.. Geo. l.. Holt objected to allow
ing above rebate and requested that
his objection be recorded, which request
was granted
On motion the claim of j. Ringolsky
for rebate of license was disallowed.
The following bills we're presented
and disallowed, to-wit:
Mary E. Burns, pauper act. 49,. 50 60
7. f. Talbot, constable's fees. So So
The claim of Jacques Braun for re-
bate of taxes for 1879, was disallowed.
Mrs. Sarah j. Buckley presented a
claim for rebate of taxes for 1879.
On motion rebate of $11.0O was
allowed, and warrant ordered drawn
for the amount.
A petition signed by large number
of householders of the county, was pre-
sented, praying for a bridge across
Hunton creek, on the cutoff road near
Hunton's ranch.
The petition was referred to the COM
mite on roads and bridges.
A communication from Mrs. l.. A.
Simmons requesting the issue Of good
and sufficient deed by the county treas
urer for the west one-half q of lot q,
block 1853. Cheyenne, was received.
On motion, it was referred to the
county attorney for written opinion.
On motion the proposition of F. e.
Warren to bury county poor and
paupers was accepted for current year;
the price to be $40 for each burial, in
Guiding coffin and head board, each and
every person buried by the county to be
decently and properly buried.
The contract made with John Eames
January Sth, 1879, was renewed, said
contract to continue for end during The
present year, unless sooner revoked.
The terms of said contract are as fol-
lows:
For paupers able to walk about and
take care of themselves $400 per
week.
For those that are sick or unable to
wait on themselves, and requiring at
tention, So. so per week.
The Clerk was instructed tonotify
Mr.. J. S. Hunt that he must repair the
road and build bridge across Lone
Tree creek, at point near his place,
where he had erected dam, or that
he will be required to remove said dam
if such repairs and bridge are not made
within fifteen days from this date.
Board adjourned until February 10,
1880.
Icertify that the foregoing is true
and correct record of the proceedings
of the board of county commissioners
at meeting held on the date above
mentioned.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
county this 4th day of February. 1880.
[sEAL. JNo X. JEFFREY,
Clerk of the Board.
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