, 1885-08-22

being accompanied by the proper bond
and affidavit a. to posting notices, the fol
lewing perso Is were appointed as viewer;
Thomas Steel and W. A. Hall and W. Il.
Runner as surveyor to meet at the house
Of Il. A Dashutt on Sept. <, at 10 a. m.
Al this time the petition for a road tn be
known as the Cornwall road was read
and the same being accompanied by the
proper bond and affidavit, the following
named persons were appointed as viewers;
+. p. Newell and c. A. 10y and W. Il.
Runner as surveyor to meet at Rockford,
sept 10, 1885.
AZ TINS time the pptition for road to be
called the Dlrknell road was read, and the
same being accompanied by proper bond
and affidavit as to posting notices, the fol-
| lowing named pei sons were named as
viewers: L, p. Newell an G. A. Log and
w. h. Rupner as surveyor TO meet at o
house OF James Tryon on Sept. 10, 1885.
Al thiS time the petition for n road to be
called The extension OF the Henrys mill
road and the same being accompanied by
a prefer bond and affidavit as to posting
NOTICES, the following persons were named
AS Sdewer,: John Roberts and NJ. o. Nc
| Coy, and W. l.. Runner as surveyor, to
Iheet at the house Of N Miller on sept,
n, 1885,
| AT us time petition for road 10 be
called the >tOneman road was read and
the same being accompanied by the prop
er bond and affidavit as To posting notices,
the following named persons were ap-
pointed as viewers: Thomas Doak and J
L Gardner, and W L Runner Rs surveyor,
TO meet Mt the house Of Thomas Doak on
Sept, 80 1886.
AT this time the petition for road to be
called the DoughIen road was read and
the same being accompanied by proper
bond and affidavit AZ to posting notices,
the following persons were appointed as
viewers: W Robarts and + A nashivll,
W Runner as surveyor, to meet at the
house Of Charles Daughter on Sept. II,
4 1885.
AT this time the petition for a road to he
called the Gibbons road was read aud the
same being accompanied by the proper
bond and affidavit as TO posting notices.,
the following named persons were ap-
/ pointed viewers: John Clizen and James
Campbell, and W f Runner AS surveyor,
to meet at the town Of Latah on Sept. IA,
1885.
At this time the petition for a road to be
called the Price road was read, and the
same being accompanied by the proper
bond and affidavit as to posting notice, the
! following naiucd persons were named as
viewers: II. n. Muzzy and T.. B,-Hyde
and W. f. Runner as surveyor to meeNAt
| Spokane Falls ON Sept. 1885.
At this time a petition for the vacation
| Of the Wentworth road, or so much Of sdid
rnad As lies between the point where the
same ihtersects the Wells road and the
| point where the same intersects the Four
/ Lakes road was read and so much Of said
rad rs petitiOned for WAS declared va
Gated by he board.
] Al this time tho board appointed the
| following viewers to accept or reject that
| portion Of the CLARK change IN the Lewis
ton road on the land Of Byron Blain, and
q 4 Z a..rFas 4 q
gle aud +. Woydt to meet at Sprague on
Aug, Is, 1885.
Al this lIme the bids for the county and
| job printing Tor the year commencing
Aug. !, 1885, and ending Aug. /, 1886, were
opened and read and the bid Of +. NJ. Dal.
lam Of the Spokane Falls REVIEW being
the lowest bid in the aggregate the con-
tract WAS awarded to hiui.
At this time II being p. m. the board
adjourned until a. m, Aug. II, 1855.
J. {. PIPER, Chairman Board.
Attest: B. e. VAN HuUTEN, Auditor.
BY NJ. D. smith, Deputy, and Clerk Of
Board.
dug. II, dashboard met at a m.
| All nemhers and clerk present.
At this time the board proceeded
to appOrtiOn the special school tax
collected by the sheriff since May,
1885.
At this time il was ordered that a
warrant he drawn in fav1r Of Frank
| Martin on final settlement for dig
ging well for county for the sum Of
5000. Also warrant for SLUO on ac-
count Of cleaning court room and
| hauling rcfu from Jail. Also war
rant for burying Indian, 5000.
At this time, IL being IL M, the
board adjourned until p. m.
Board met at p. IN. All men,
bers and clerk present.
At this time petition was pre-
sented asking for the removal Of
Leslie Reynolds rs road supervisor
Of district No, 40. Action on said
petition was indefinitely postponed.
At this time a communication
from X. II. Keeney: supervisor OF
road district No. II, asking for lum-
rer to construct bridges in said dis
| trict, and it was ordered that he be
allowed 2OO0 feet OF bridge lumber
for the year 1885, for the use of snid
| district.
At this time the bids for build
| ing bridge on Beaver creek were
opened and read, and the bid Of ]. 5.
Bayley being the lowest responsible
bid, the contract was awarded TO
him, his bid being for S265.0O, and
the same to he paid for as soon as the
same shall have been accepted by
the viewers appointed by the board
t. accept said bridge, the same to be
paid for In county warrants to be
drawn on bridge fund.
At this time communication was
read signed by citizens Of road dis
trict No. l42, stating that the DOak
road was ohstruCted by fences in Two
places, and the matter was referred
To the prosecuting attorney for action
by him.
At this time the county superin-
| tendent submitted new school dis
trict No. 43, the boundary lines to be
defined as follows: Beginning on
the south side Of the Spokane river
at a point where the cast and west
| line between sections II and IA, Tp.
25 N, II AZ L leaves the river, thence
west about one and one-half miles to
| the line between sections l6 and Is,
| thence south one mile to the line be-
tween sections Is and 81, thence west
one mile to the line between sections
20 and 81, thence south one-half
mile, thence west one mile, thence
south One and Onp-half miles, thence
west two miles to the line between
sections 25 and 20, TIP. 25 N, r Il 4
w NJ, thence north one mile, thence
west two miles, thence north two
miles to the line between sections Q
and l6, thence west about two miles
to point where the line between
sections and II reaches deep creek,
thence following the course uf said
creek to the Spokane river, thence
following the Spokane river to the
point Of beginning.
At this time the bids for wood
were opened and read, and the bid
Of David Weaver being the lowest
responsible bid the contract WAS
awarded to him, heagreeinR to furn-
iSh 50 cords Of gOOd 20-inch wood,
corded In the wood shed at the court
house, in Cheney, at S3OO per cord.
A this time II being 6 p. m. the
hoard adjourned until Sa. IN, Aug.