The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-02-11
Claimed Allowed

Claimant Claimed Allowed
Il. Fl. Scriber & Co.,
~incidentals. ........ 4 90 4 90
r. H. Kipp, con-
stables fees. ....... l 70 l 10
p. Nolan, con-
stables fees....... 8 20 9 20
1. Bergman, fees as
collector and trea-
surer G6s s6 e5s s6
Aaron Sims, pay as
janitor. 900 90
). K. sharpless, shsr-
MS ices ......... " n 80
S. X. Sharpless, sher-
tn'S fees .......... SO 70 SO 10
s. K. ~Shsrpless, board
ing prisoners. ...... II 40 II 40
S. K. Sharpless, jail
or's pay, telegraph
ing, etc .:...:..... 1e1 "a 1el "a
A. B. Estabrook, pay
stock inspector. 80. 125 90 l2S 90
John T. Chanln, pay
assessor. ........... 10 90 10 90
B. N. Morrison, pay
stock inspector. -. $50 90 $50 90
J. K. Jeffrey, fees
clerk district court 20 10 go Is
William F. Lee, cor
oner's fees ........ IL 90 6 90
Coroner's Jurors. IL 90 IL 90
Coroner's witnesses. d. 3 90 8 90
William f. Lee, cor
oner's fees ........ 90 @ 90
COroner's Iurors...... IL 90 IL 90
Coroner's Witnesses. 8 90 90
b. Hellman, sundries
coroner's inquest. l 95 l IS
W. w. Crook, pay
county physician. =. rs 90 10 90
w. W. Crook, medi-
clnes, etc.......... 70 W 70 %
The following claims for rebate of
taxes, were presented, and 1t appear
Ing TO the board that said claims were
Just, they were allowed, and warrants
ordered drawn for the several amounts
allowed, to wit:
Jas. II. Sutherland, l poll tax. 8 2 90
A. Mclaughlin, l 2 90
w. w. jeffrey, rebate
tax certificate ....-....... 3 81
Mrs. L. Fritz, rebate
tax certificate. ........... 10 50
The following bill was disallowed, to
wit:
NJ. A. Arnold, pauper account 3 % 90
The following bills wers laid over, to
wit:
B. A. Hart, Justice of the peace
salary %
Julia A. McGinn, pauper ac-
count. b W
w. p. Carroll, clerical services 3 90
On motion, u warrant for the sum Of
800 was ordered to be drawn In favor
of the chairman, to be used for the
transportation of paupers.
The county treasurer submitted a re-
port OF all moneys received for licenses
issued during January, 1892. On mo.
ton said report was ordered filed.
1t appearing TO the board that the
property assessed to Mr.. E. Clark, In
1881, being lots 4 and 8, In block Alb,
City of Cheyenne, had been assessed to
other parties and the taxes paid there
on, it was therefore ordered by the
board that said assessment be declared
erroneous, and the clerk was instructed
TO notify the collector of the action of
the board, that he may note said or
der upon the tax roll for said year.
On motion, it was resolved by the
board that hereafter no bill will be al
lowed unless the same be accompanied
by a written order, for each item
charged, given by some authorized per-
son..
Several bids for the building of
bridges in response to advertisement
published by order of the board, and
dated December "a, 1881, were received,
but were not opened for the rea-
son that the roads on which
such bridges were to be built are not
public highways, and the board having
reason to believe that such roads will
be obstructed by the erection of fences
thereon, it is ordered by the board that
the consideration of said bids and the
building Of said bridges be postponed
until said roads have been declared
public highways. And the board being
Of the opinion that they have no au-
thority under the law ut present to
open said roads except upon petition
made and presented to the board, fur
Their consideration Of the matter is
postponed until a proper petition Is
presented, or the law amended.
The following license was presented
by the collector, with a request that 1t
be cancelled for the reasons endorsed
thereon, to wit:
No. 1692-H. Harrington, auc-
tioneer, So. On motion, said license
was ordered cancelled.
The board then adjourned.
L certify that the above is a true and
correct copy of the proceedings Of the
board of county commissioners, at a
meeting held on the day therein men,
toned.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said county this 9th day Of February,
1882.
JNo. K. JEFFREY,
County Clerk and Clerk of said Board.