, 1884-06-06

Inc DOaru met at III o clock n. m. tins
day pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Thomas Swan, chairman; Il.
Dyer and George W. Hoyt, Commits
%sioners.
The reading of the journal was dis
pensed with.
A petition signed by more than fifteen
householders Of the county was presented,
praying that n public road be laid out
within the county, which road is de-
scribed in said petition as follows:
Commencing at a point on the county
road east of the city of Cheyenne and
south of the Union Pacific railroad, where
said road turns southeast toward Grow
creek; thence easterly following the usual
travelled road along the south side of the
Union Pacific Railroad track to a point
nearly south of the east end of the snow
sheds near Archer; thence southeasterly
following the usual travelled road to the
northwest corner of the enclosure owned
by ID. UHman; thence casterly following
the usual travelled road to n point nearly
north OF what is known as Beaver Dam
on Grow creek; thence in n northeasterly
course along the usual Travelled road one
hundred rods, more or less, to n point
where the road known as the Cheyenne
road to the foot of the Muddy branches
off in an e%asterly direction; thence nearly
east along said Cheyenne road to the foot
OF the Muddy to a point south of the
southwest corner of the enclosure owned
by James Hill; thence in a southeasterly
direction to the road Travelled by l.. Nc
CURE and Dunstant & Co. from their
ranches to Egbert station; thence along
said road in a south ~easterly course to the
ranch of l.. Mcclure, thence in a south
easterly course along the usual travelled
road to the ranch of Dunstant & CO., on
section 30, township Is, north of range
60 west"
On motion, it was ordered that said pc
tition be filed it was further ordered that
the petitioners deposit with the County
Clerk the sum of twenty-five dollars TO
detray the expense of viewing said
road.
The board designated the seventeenth
day of June, 1884, at 2 o'clock p. M, as
the time for hearing said petition and di-
rected that some one Of the petitioners at
his W expense serve a written notice
upon every person residing upon any of
the lands across which it is proposed to
lay out said road setting out the substance
of the petition and the time appointed for
hearing the same, and hat the clerk post
the like notice upon the door of his Office
not less than ten days before the hearing
of said petition.
The following claim for rebate of taxes
was presented
j. X. Whitehead. ....... .....$225 70
1t appearing to the board that said claim
is lust, on motion, the same was allowed
and a warrant was ordered drawn for said
amount.
The following bills were presented, and,
on motion, said bills were allowed in the
amounts designated, and warrants were
ordered drawn for the respective amounts
allowed, to-wit
Union Pacific Railway
company, timber for
bridge. 9 60 9 SO
H. A. Roy, i~ncidentals,
roads and bridges 49,. G 90 90
James Talbot, repairs,
bridges. ............. 80 IS 80 %
c. w. Brown, pay, sur
veyor and assistant -. Al 81 Al 81
G, W. Brown, pay, sur
yeyor and assistants. e. 1884 20 1884 20
c. W. Brown, pay, sur
veyor and assistants. 80 81 80 81
c. W. Brown, pay, sur
yGyor and assistants. 800 Al 500 Al
G. w. Brown, pay, sur
veyor and assistants. 38 90 SO 90
Democratic Leader, adj
vertising ............ SO 50 SO so
james Talbot, pay for self
and assistants, Nine
teenth Street bridge. 50 IS so 65
On motion, it was ordered that a war
rant for Sl4 90 be drawn in Gavor of Don
aid Clark on account of the damages
caused by the laying out of the County
road from Cheyenne to Upper Horse
creek.
On motion, the Board adjourned until
until June 5, 1884, at 2 O'Clock D. M.
| certify that the above is Il correct
copy of the record of the proceedings of
the Board of County Commissioners at a
meeting held on the day therein men
toned. JOHN X, JEFFREY,
County Clerk and Clerk of said Board.