Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-11-08

road, on the premises a the SAID l.. Lev,
had been made equal in AL respects =
the old road il was ordered that tn old /
road be declared yacst' d.
In the matter Of tie report Of j. {. !
Hanson, II. G. J. TvecGt and l.. : I.
Hegs appraiser. appointed to a.sess the
damages, if any, to be sustained by j. c.
Jones in the event Of The olenlng Of a
county road from the premises of 5 Niles
TO intersect the Potlatch road. the ap-
praisers having reported that no damages
would be sustained by the said Jones the
road heretofore viewed out and reported
a above referred to was declared to be
county road.
In the matter Of the report Of Geo
Bee and J. N. Hibbs, appraisers appoint
ID to assess the damages, if any, to be
sustained by L. L. Burke in the event
Of the opening Of county road hereto
fore viewed out by Il. II. Besman, Sand
ford and N. s. Free man, known as the
Garrison Hay road, the appraisers having
reported that no damages would be sus-
tanned by the said Z. l.. Burke, it Wa.
ordered that the said road above describ-
ed DO declared q county road, but that the
old road is not to be closed until the new
one il made equal in all respects to the
old one and 80 reported to this board
In the matter of the report Of l.. Jain
J. L. Hanson and n johnson, viewers,
appointed to locate proposed change in
tho county road commencing about 40
rods west Of the northwest corner of W.
w. Craig's ranch and running northeast
until it strikes the quarter line running
north along the said line to the center of
said section; thence west along the quar-
Ter line running west to where the old
road crosses said line, the report being
favorable to said proposed change the
same was granted on conditions that the
new road be made equal in all respects tc
the old rosd and reported to the board.
In the matter Of the report Of Isaac
Mouncs and Jas. McGregor, viewers, ap
pointed in accordance with the petition
Of L. Stannus, to view private road from
the premises Of the said L. Stannus con
Meeting with the Lewiston and Waha
road and assess the damages; the said
viewers having reported favorable il
regard to the practicability of said road
and having reported that the Bittner pre-
emption claim would be damaged in thu
sum Of $40 and that the Thomas CLAIM
would DO damaged ID the sum Of $40 ii
the event Of the opening of the said road
it was ordered that upon the payment o
al costs and damages by the said l.
Staunus, the road will be granted as pcti
toned for.
In the matter Of the Lewiston an,
Potlatch road constructed by the citizen
Of Lewiston it appearing to the satistac
ton Of the board that road has hilbert,
been viewed out by order of the board OF
the line on which said road was construct
ed and that said road is now in prope
condition for public travel, it was ordere,
that said road be declared county road
OFFICIAL BONDS.
The official bonds Of supervisors o
road districts Nos. 10 aud ~ examine,
end approved.
The official bond Of s. A. Moon, j.
appointed for Little Potlasch precinct
laid ON the table for the reason that Their
y not any date inserted in the affidavit
and no witnesses.
The register and warrants redceme,
out Of the general fund, pursuant to ad
vsrtisement Of August 10, 1883, exam
insd, found correct and the redeeme
warrants destroyed BY being burned.
TREAsURER's REPORT.
The report Of George Glass, Count
Treasurer, for the second aud third quar-
tiers, examined aud approved.
COUNTY VAULT.
The bid Of II. T. Madgwick to bull
IRE proof vault for county records 70
the sum of $500, being the only bid Of
tered, was accepted and committee con
sisting Of VIM. Wing, Jacob Hoover an,
]. II. Evans was appointed to examin
the vault when completed and if in &C
eordance with the specifications to SO re
port TO the auditor who shall draw hi
warrant on the county treasurer in favo
Of the said contractor in the sum Of $500
HOSPITAL BUSINESS.
The certificates Of indigency fled b
the Probate Judge in the case of Berth
johnson and L. A. Carabin were exam
med and approved.
BILLS ALLOWED ON THE HOSPITAL FUN
To Hester & Taplin one cord of WOO
for Mrs. johnson, 81; to Mrs. A. Mitch
ell II days attendance on Mrs. Johnso
$34; to Mrs. A. Mitchell one dozen egg
for Mrs. johnson 80 cents; to Mrs
Martin five weeks washing for Mrs John
son s.; to Mrs. A. Meilk IL days At