Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-01-28
PROCEEDINGS OF thu BOARD
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONS.


The following Is the synopsis Of tn
pr ,ceedings OF the board Of county com
missioners for the January term, 1886:
SECOND DAY-CoNTINUED
In the matter Of the petition Of G. II.
CARLY, ct al, for county road commcnc
ing at the corner Of the swl Of sec
ion 33 tp So nr2 Nv; thence west two
nd one,half miles, or until it intc,sccts
the county road in section 3G tp3w,
there being no evidence that notices had
/" en- posted as required by law, and the
bond Tor the payment vi cost being liz
sufficient, it was ordered that said petit
ton be laid on the table.
In the matter Of the petition Of james
McFad'len for private road leading
from his place to intersect the road lead
in from Big Potlatch into the timber
The board being fully advised in the
r.n,ises, and deeming said road Of ne
cessity to said McFadden, ordered that
Ben Mccoy, A. Baker and WIN. Brown,
be, and the same are hereby appointed
viewers to examine said proposed private
ral and report the same to the board on
before the 18th day Of April, 1886.
APPRAISERS REPORTS.
In the matter Of the report Of Il
Wells, VIM. p Scribner, anl II. P.
Crawford, appraisers appointed to assess
he damages if any to be sustained in the
vent OF opening county road through
the premises Of G. A. Manning. The
prasers reported damages to the
amount of $500, whereupon it was or.
dyred that it said petitioners pay to the
sud G.. A. Manning the said sum Of $500
o. before the first day Of April, 1885,
the said road as described in the petition
to he declared a county road, and if moi
so paid the petition be dismissed.
Board adjourned to meet tomorrow al
8 o'clock A. III.
| THIRD DAY.
Present David Spurbcck, Jamc,
McGresor and David Notmau, commits.
sioncrs. David Spurbcck, chairman and
l. G. Hattabaugh, clerk.
In the matter Of the report II. V,
Grabb, L. Inghram and j. Freeze ap-
praiscrs appointed at the October term
of this board to assess and determine the
damages to be sustained by Z. Williams
II. Pitzer and Il w Powe in the event
of opening county road through thcil
premises, described as follows, to.wit
commencing at the corner of section
8 tp II nr5w; thence easterly to II
line; thence the most direct and practi
cable route to Viola, I T. The apprais
ers reported damages as follows: H
Pltzer, $3.50, Il. Williams 1928, and E.
w. Powe 500. Whereupon it was or
dered that that portion of the road pass
ing through the premises Of the said
claimants and from thence to Viola, be
and the same is hereby dismissed, and
the rest of the road east and north Of thu
center of section 33 tp Al nr BM
be, and the same is hereby declared I
county road and ordered to be recorded
and no damages are allowed the claimants
PETITIONS FOR SURVEY OF ROADS.
In the matter Of theIpetition Of c
W. Palmer and others for the survey o
a road leading from Viola tol Palouse,
was ordered that the county surveyor b
notified to survey said road as asked for il
said petition, aud that said survey b
! made on Or before he..5th day Of Feb
1886.
In the matter Of the petition Of F. 3
Utter, ct AL, for the survey OF count
road from Clearwater river, via Pin
t creek gulch to east line Of tp 81 r2
iu section 36 aud also the road known &
the Middle Packers tails, it was order,
that the county surveyor be notified
survey said roads as asked for in said p'
. tition, ard said survey to be made on th
9th day of Feb, 1886.
PETITION FOR vACATING ROADS.
In the matter OF the petition Of Ii
Small and others for vacating porto
of the road recently surveyed throug
sections 7, 8, ls, IS and 30 10 tp "a
r5w. There being no bond or proof
posting notices as required by law, sa
petition Was laid on the table.
REsIGNATIoNs.
0 The resignation of Z. G. Fisher, CO
stable of Moscow precinct was accept
and the Office declared vacant. Whel
upon c. c. Lieuallen was appointed
, the office of constable in and for Mosct
precinct to give bond in the sum of $50
The board proceeded to select the f
= lowing names from the poll books, co
taiuing the returns from the general eli
ton held Nov. 4, 1884, to serve as jur
men for the ensuing year from the Va
onS nr.r ia "a tnIlDws.