, 1884-06-19

east end of the snow shed at Archer;
thence bearing north ami C ussing the
| Union Pacific Railroad track thence bear
ing east and following the line of the rail
r adj about 100 to $50 feet from the track.
when practicable, until il rca, hes Egbert
sat on; thence bearing northeast until it
nterse is with the man travelled road to
Pins Bluffs; thence following said road to
Pine Bluffs and the Nebraska line"
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 County Clerk and that
the notices required by law had been
given, the Commissioners proceeded to
hear the allegations and objections Of the
petitioners and ofall persons ohjectinr.
A number of citizens Of the county APP
peared in favor of the opening of said
road.
No person objected to the opening Of
said road.
1t further appearing to the Board that
said road is necessary. they appointed
George T. Poland, A. Martin and w. F.
DOlan, three disinterested hOuschol iors of
the county, as viewers to view and locate
said road, and to cause the same to IL
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
Clerk office in Cheyenne ON June Is,
1884, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
The Board then proceeded with the
hearing on Il petition presented June a.,
1884, praying for the opening of the fol,
lowing described road. this being the dav
Spt fpr sid hpurSnu m wit
Commencing at a point on the county
road east of the city Of Cheyenne aud
south of the Union Pacific railroad where
said road turns southeast towards Grow
creek, thence casterly. following the
usual Travelled road along the south
side of the Union Pacific railroa /
track TO a point nearly south of the east
end OF the 10Y sheds near Archer, thence
southeasterly, etc. to the ranch of Dun
stan x Co, on section 3d. 7, IS; r, GO,
west.
A number of citizens appeared before
the Board obiecting to the opening ofslid
road; no person appeared before the Board
urging the opening Of it.
1t appearing to the Board that said road
is not necessary, on motion, it was ordered
that no further proceedings be had on
this petition.
The hearing on a petition presented
June 6, 1854, praying for a public road
from Johnson's ranch on Big Horse creek
to Pratt Il Ferris OH the North Platte
iver, was then proceeded with.
AS nothing was presented. showing that
the notices required by law, had been
given, on motion, it was ordered that the
hearing on this petition be continued until
the next regular meeting of the Board.
The King Iron Bridge and Manufactur-
ing company Of Cleveland, Ohio, present
ed a claim for balance due ON the bridge
across Crow creek at Nineteenth street in
the city Of Cheyenne.
Said bridge having been completed to
the satisfaction Of the Board, on motion,
it was ordered that a warrant for SSS7. 50
be drawn in favor of the King Iron Bridge
and Manufacturing company of Cleveland,
Ohio, beng balance in full on contract for
Nineteenth street bridge.
The following bills were allowed and
warrants ordered drawn in payment Of
same, as follows:
Claimant. Claimed. Allowed.
King Iron Bridge and NJ.
King Iron Bridge and NJ.
Company, 60.00 60.00
n nlemorandum oil agreement, by and
and between Horace A. Roy, Deputy
County SURVIVOR, and the Board of
County Commissioners, in regard to sur
veying county roads was submitted, and
On motion, said agreement was confirmed
by the Board, and the chairman was in
structed to sign it.
On motion the Board adjourned.
The above is a true copy OF the re-
cord of the proceedings Of the Board of
County Commits oners at a meeting led
on a date therein ment o led.
JOHN h. JEFFREY
County Clerk
and Clerk of the Board.