The Clifton clarion., 1885-11-25

Il warrants will be drawn in favo, of any person or persons, under the Act to encourage the destruc- ton of wild animals, approved March 12, 1885," except to per sons receiving the certificate oi the Justice of the Peace, under the provisions of said act, and upon his personal application to the Clerk of this Board for said war rant.
 On motion Lane Fisher, G. W. Parks and J. D. Halliday, County Surveyor, were appointed as Road viewers to view out and locate a road from Ash Springs to Dun can; to report to this Board at the January meeting.
 The viewers appointed to view out and locate road from Stafford to Solomonville, made their re- port, and upon their recommends tion the following route is de- clared to be a public highway, as follows:
 Commencing at the southwest corner of the southeast quarter of section 8, township ', south of range 26 east, G. and $. R. M. running thence east on section lines, between sections s and IF, and g and 16, and 10 and 15, to where said lne intersects the high bank of the Gila River; thence in a southwesterly direction along or on a high ridge of land to the dwelling house belonging to I. B. Solomon on section 14; thence in a soutbeasterly direction to inter sect the old county road at the southeast corner of section IA; thence along the line of sad old county road to the town of Sol omonville. The Road Overseers of road districts in which sad route Is situated, are directed to open said road in their respective districts.
 On motion it was ordered, That the old county road, running from the town of Solomonville to the town of Layton, running on the section lines between sections 13, 14, 15, 16 and IT, and sections 20, 21, P, g and 24, heretofore dis continued by order of the Board, be reopened and declared public highway.
 Upon petition of citizens of Road District No. l, ordered that so much of the public highway running from Stafford, near Camp bells store, to the Gila River, be transferred from Road District No. s, to Road District No. l.
 Upon motion the resignation of P. A. Balcom, as Justice of the Peace of Precinct No. II, IS ac- cepted and A. D. Mclean is ap- pointed Justice of the Peace for said Precinct No. Il vice Balcom, resigned, and the Clerk is directed to notify them of the same.
 Petition from the parents of twenty-four children of school age, in School District No. F, asking for the formation of a new School District, received, and the petition (being approved by the Probate Judge, ex- -officio Superin- tendent of Common Schools) IS granted and a new School District formed with boundaries as follows:
 Commencing at the southeast corner of Section 12, Township ', south of Range 9, east; thence due west two miles and quarter; thence due north two miles; thence due east to the northeast corner of section l; thence due south to the place of beginning. Sad School District to be known as School District No. 9.
 The Board authorized the Clerk to sell some sheet zinc belonging to the County for S2.0O and pay the amount to the Treasurer for account of the General Fund.
 Warrant No. 230, drawn in favor of N. Solomon, on the General Fund, July ', 1885, for S10O.OO, having been enormously drawn for S2500 too much, on motion said warrant was cancelled and a new warrant ordered to be drawn of even date and number herewith, in favor of same person for S75.00 in lieu of the cancelled warrant.
 Board adjourned to 9 o'clock A. M., Friday, November 20, 1885.
 BURT DUNLAP,
 Chairman pro tenn. 
 EDw. D. FUTILE,
 Clerk.