, 1888-11-14

OllEDh hlGI ~, lllClutu-
dentals for Jail and
poor and panper..... % 90 % 90
A Simmons, election ex-
penses ....""""...~ 2 o 90 20 90
+ A Sitter, election ex-
Penses ".."~.".:. S % S oo
Geo II Boswell, election
expenses "........... IS 90 IS 90
Louis ? House, rebate of
taxes.."""-.-"... 90 4 90
John S Titcomb, fees as
county surveyor roads
and bridges.""".. I'll IS 2II IS
E r Hurd, roads and
bridges..-.......... So IS SO s.
Frank b Browning roads
and bridges.."....... s 90 8 90
John X Jeffrey, roads
and bridges.".-".-.. 10 90 10 90
M P Keefe, roads and
bridges."".".".~.".. us Fl IFS Fl.
Bernard Mcguire. roads
and bridges--:...": IS so 7a so
NJ Moran, roads and
bridges..."."-.-... 100 90 100 90
On motion the board adjourned until
Tuesday, Nov. 9. 1888. at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
FRIDAY, Nov. 9, 1888.
The board met at 10 o'clock a. m. this
day pursuant to adjournment:
Present: II. B. Kelly, chairman;
Thos. Swan, commissioner.
The following bills we're audited and on
motion they were allowed in the several
amounts designated, and warrants ordered
drawn tor the respective amounts allowed,
to-wit:
Claimed Allowed
John inquest, furniture
court house...."...... 8 rs s rs
G Drummond, witness
district court...."...... 81 20 Al 20
w H Vaughn, deputy
and Justices COURT. II so q 10
I c Dickson, witness in
Justices court~."".". so 90 80 90
+ M Stuart, fees justice
of the peace........... "a 10 A 10
II Goddard, constable
90 az 90 A5
II T Miller, constable
90 7 90
w II Vaughn, constable
fees;-.-";".~"".. 9I5 915
b f Deitrick, constable
corners nquest....... d oS 4 o5
Peter McDermott, meals
for prisoners.......... 10 90 10 20
F A M Stuart, election
expenses II 20 II 20
Ferguson SILVER, cleo
ton expenses. ........... s Oh s oA
E A Slack, printing and
advertising""..""..". IIS 90 us 90
r w Bradley, repairs to
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II IS II as
A Simmons, election ex-
10 90 6 90
On motion, it is ordered that the follow
ing claim be disallowed, to-wit:
Joseph Wild, constable fees, $56, 90.
A petition signed by the requisite num-
Der of stockholders was presented, pray
Inu that q rood ha lo;J ont Jo,.,.Ial -
follows:
Begins at a point on the present county
road leading from Bordeaux to Fort Fet-
terman near Moran's store on Horse Shoe
creek: runs thence in a general ~easterly
course, touching the present travelled
stage road leading from the Copper com
pany's siding on the Cheyenne & North
ern railroad near Wendover to Douglas,
at a point on said road near the ranch of
j. w. Howard, at which point it ter
inmates"
The board being satisfied hat notice
has been given to all persons concerned,
on motion, it is ordered hat Robert
Walker, b, w. Whitcomb and w. Som
mers be appointed as viewers of said road
and the county surveyor to survey the
same, said viewers and surveyor to meet
at Moran's store on Nov. 27, 1888, and
proceed to lay out said road.
The viewers appointed on Oct. 8, 1883,
TO view and locate a couny road, present.
ed a report, plat and field notes of the
same, the said road being described as
follows, to wit:
Beginning at the Cheyenne & North
ern railway bridge at Wendover in said
county, thence crossing the North Platte
river below said bridge: thence running in
a s~outhwesterly direction on the road as
travelled by Montgomery stage TO the old
Telegraph road: thence in a northwest
erly direction to Horse Shoe creek,
thence crossing Horse Shoe creek at Nc
Dermott's ranch: thence in a northwest
erly direction to the Converse county
line"
The report of the viewers is now publicly
read; and it appearing to the board that
notice has been properly given of such
reading, and the day on which the Same
shall be read to all persons owning the
property through which said road is pro-
posed to be laid out, and the board being
satisfied that said road will be of public
utility, it is ordered that the report of
the viewers, survey and plat be filed and
recorded.
1t is further ordered that said road be
opened, and the road supervisor is in
structed to have said road opened as
designated in line No. l recommended by
viewers.
The viewers recommend that the fol
lowing damages be allowed, to wit:
Peter McDermott, SI3S.
Michael 4. Smith, $751; so.
On motion it is ordered that damages
be allowed to said land owners as recon-
mended by the viewers, and that warrants
be drawn on the road and bridge fund for
the amounts allowed.
On motion the board adjourned until
Saturday, Nov. "a, 1888, at 10 o'clock
a. IN.
The above is a true copy Of the record
of the proceedings OF the board OF county.
commissioners at meetings held on the
days therein menfinnad