, 1888-01-12

q. 3. Moore, expenses
after wltnesses......... 108 90 los 90
B. +. Sullivan. ex-
penses deputy sheriff 2l9 20 2l9 20
John Owens, pursuit
prisoners..."..."...... AZ 90 AZ 90
P. +. Sullivan, pursuit
prIsOners.."...."...... 800 70 l72 70
Jack Price, arresting
prlsoners.............. 20 90 20 90
j. G. Pratt, defending
prisoners...;-..."... SO 90 so 90
G. N. Potter, defending
pEisoners.~"..;....;. Is 90 Is 90
p. Cad Bryan, defend
ing prisoners........... so 90 so 90
Allen Miller. defending
prisoners......."...., 100 90 100 90
Geo. w. Sewers, de-
Tending prlsoners...... so 90 so 90
Henry Burbank, pur-
suit escaped prisoners IL co IL GO
b. Sandercock, expenses
pursuit escaped pris-
Oners .................. Z w = W
H.. G.. Newcomb, ex-
penses pursuit prison
erS ...................r b w 3 W
X. Thorpe, expenses
pursuit prisoners. ..... IL so II so
Watson & Mckenzie,
expenses pursuit pris-
onerS ......",......... u 10 q 10
M. p. Keefe, roads and
bridges, repairs court
house...."......"..... " 81 81 81
bridges ......~.~...... 65 90 65 90
John H. Gordon, roads
and bridges 5 90 5 90
NJ. Mark, rebate poll
tax....."........... . 90 . 90
Catherine Thompson
rebate poll tax......... 3 90 2 90
O. w. Steele, rebate
taxes ..,........... 5 IS 5 IS
Harriet A. Phillips, re-
bate taxes.....~..., % SO % So
Il. l.. Durham, rebate
taxes ........~....~ 80 81 80 81
VIM. Dolan, rebate
-......."........ 81 ~ 81 10
David Miller, rebate
taxes ..:.."......... IL Is II Is
p. j. Hall, rebate
taxes ......""."...... II IA IL IA
Elizabeth Fitz, rebate
taxes .............. 6 AZ G AZ
Mrs. d. II. Camp, re-
bate taxes. ......... GO ! 60
Sarah Il. Peasc, rebate
observation-disclosures. Il ~ Il ~
Robert Jackson, rebate
taxes ...-'....... 80 50 80 So
Pratt & Beard, rebate
taxes (school)......... 81 O5 81 05
S. p. Holland, rebate
poll tax........... 3 90 2 90
The viewers appointed on July 81,
1886, to view and locate a public road in
this county, submitted their report, said
road being described in the petition as
follows:
Beginning at u point where the pres
ent county road terminates in section 3,
township II, north of range 65, west, and
following as near as may be practicable
the road as now Travelled, which runs in a
northeasterly direction, through township
Is, north Of range 65; township Is, north
of range 64; township 10, north of range
Ga, past the John Phillips ranch on Bear
creek, past Fox creek, through the Fox
creek gap; by Lone Tree, Box Elder and
Cherry creeks; thence to Fort Laramie,
terminating said road at the Laramie
bridge, said county road, when land out,
to be 100 feet in width.
1t appearing to the satisfactory of the
board that notice has been given rs re.
quired by law, to all persons owning the
property through which it is proposed to
lay out said road, the hearing was pro
ceeded with:
No person appeared Directing to the
opening Of said road, and no remonstranc
had been filed.
Petitions for damages were filed as fol
lows:
Inter Ocean Hereford Assn,......S ZIG L
j. H.. Phillips. ia 6,
Said claims appearing Just and equita
Bile on motion, it is ordered that they b
allowed, and that warrants for sait
amounts be drawn on thc''road and bridg
fund"
Thereupon, by order of the board tn
report of the viewers is now publicl,
read.
The commissioners being further sat
isfed that said road will be of public utll
ity.
On motion, it is ordered that the repor
of the viewers, survey and plat be re
corded; it is further ordered that said roaC
as laid down in the plat and described il
the field notes shall be and become q pub
lie highway; the road supervisor was in,
structed to open said road.
On motion it is ordered that a warrant
tor $500 be drawn in favor of the chairman
of the board on account of poor AMI pau,
pers.
The following claims we're presented
On motion it is ordered that they be dis
allowed. to-wit:
S. X. Sharpless, reward for ar
resting Harry Patterson $500 0,
A. j.. Welsh, transportation pris-
0ners ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. . w
John Il. Morgan, arresting pris-
OncTS y w
=. +. Sullivan, fees special dep
nth sheriff. 50 X
a petition was presented, praying TO
the appointment of justice of the peac,
for Manville precinct, and recommending
William Dryer for said appointment:
1t appearing to the board that a vacln
cy exists in said office.
On motion it is ordered that William
Dryer be appointed justice Of the peace 70
Manvillc precinct.
On motion the board adjourned
until January 5, 1888, at 9 O'Clock
n. m.
THURSDAY, Jan. 8, 1888.
The board met at 9 O'Clock, o. M, thi
day, pursuant to adjournment.
Present. Fl II. Kelly chairman. ,JohI