, 1884-05-11

was presented
Said contract was signed by DR.. John
j. Marston and the chairman of the
board.
On motion, it was ordered that said
contract be filed.
On motion, the Clerk was instructed to
write top j. Nichols, General Super.
intendent Union Pacific Railway company,
offering to care for such patients as the
company may desire to place in the
Laramie County hospital at same price as
the company pays for patients in the
hospital at Laramie City.
This being the day set for the hearing
of a petition presented February Q, 1884,
praying for the opening of public road
within the county described in said peti.
ton as follows, to-wit:
Commencing at or near the west end
of the Nineteenth street bridge where the
same is TO cross Grow creek, neal the west
boundary of the city of Cheyenne, thence
following the Happy Jack road as now
Travelled to Pole mountain"
The matter was proceeded with.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
| board that the amount fixed to defray the
| expense of viewing said road had been
deposited with the clerk, and that the
notices required by law had been given,
the commissioners proceeded to hear the
allegations and objections of the petition
| ers, and of all persons Directing.
No person appeared Directing to the
opening of said road.
1t further appearing to the board hat
said road is necessary they appointed
Luke Voorhees,, A. Gilchrist and |. c..
Whipple, three disinterested household
ers of the county as viewers, to view and
locate said road, and cause the same to be
surveyed and plated and to make return
as required by law.
RThe board fixed and publicly announced
that said viewers shall meet at the County
Clerks Office, in Cheyenne, on Monday,
May 10, 1884, at 10 o'clock a. III.
The board then proceeded with the
hearing OF a petition presented January
s, 1884, praying for the opening of the
following described road, this being the
day to which said hearing had been con
tinued, to-wit:
Commencing at or near the southwest
corner of section I, in township Is. north
Of range 20 west thence following the
old emigrant road through Cheyenne Pass
to its intersection with the township line
between townships Is and l6 north
in range 60 west; thence west along
said township line between townships Is
and 16, north, to its intersection with the
aforesaid old emigrant rOad at or near the
northwest corner Of section 8, in town
ship Is, north of range &C, west; thence
following said old emigrant road, as near
ly as practicable to the boundary line be-
tween Wyoming Territory and the State
of Nebraska"
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the
board that the amount fixed to dcfray the
expense of viewing said road had been
deposited with the clerk, and that the no
tees required by law had been given, the
Commissioners proceeded to hear the ale
cations and objections of the petitioners
and of all persons objecting.
No person appeared Directing to the
opening of the said road.
1t further appearing to the board that
said road is necessary, they appointed F.
w. Schwartze, D. cannon and Chas. W.
Terry, three disintcrested householders,
of the county, as viewers, to view and
locate said road, and cause the same to be
surveyed and plated and to make return
as required by law.
The board fixed and publicly announced
that said viewers shall meet at the County
Clerks Office in Cheyenne, on Monday,
May 10, 1884, at 10 o'clock, a. M.
The viewers appointed on February 20,
1884, to view aud locate public roads in
this county. q petition for which was pre-
scented on February 6, 1884, this day pre-,
scented and returned the plat and asses
ment of said roads, which said roads are
described in the %petition MS fellows.
Finst-Beginp;np ot a noint whore
Ferguson street, in the city OF
CHEYENNE intersocts the nortba
| city limit, and mining thence northerIy
in A line with said Ferguson street to the
county road now SURVEYED around the
CHEYENNE citv lakes
SecondZBeginning Mt n point where
Ransom street in tbo city If Cboronno
;n,orsoo,s tLo nartborn c;tn rn,itS "nS