, 1888-08-17
Claimed Allowed

Claimed Allowed
E. S. Smith, expenses
after Witnesses. 81 IS 81 IS
Thos. A. Douglas, ex-
penses, alter jury
men ..............-. ~ % 10 Do
j.. b. Woods, expenses
after Jurymen......... ~ 25 IA 25
G.. N. Potter, defend
ing prisoner .......... SO 90 so 90
VIM. Murphy. poor
and pauper.. -. u 90 IL 90
A. G. NJ. Gregor, sup
plies hospital.......... 81 IS 81 S8
G.. G. Charlton, ex-
penses after jurymen
sioner.......~........ 40 30 40 80
G.. q. Charlton, roads
and bridges. -. 40 90 40 90
John S. Titcomb, coun-
ty surveying roads
and b5idges,~."...;. 40 90 $40 90
+. NJ. Watson, roads
and bridges............ 5 90 5 90
j. j. Hauphoff, roads
and bridges.....".... 10 90 10 90
r. Thorpe, roads and
bridges 5 90 5 90
b. Mcguire, roads and
brldges....."."...... 10 90 10 90
f. e. Warren, rebate
taxes......."."...... Is SO is SO
The viewers appointed on June 10,
1888, to view and locate a county road,
presented a report, plat and field notes,
the said road being described in the petit
ton as follows from Wendover to HUI
bert following the general course of Cot
tonwood creek"
1t having been shown to the satisfac-
ton of the board that notice has been
personally given to all persons owning the
land through which 1t is proposed to lay
out said road, that the report of the view
ers would be read this day, by order of
the board said report is publicly read: no
person appeared Directing to the opening
of said road and no rcmonstance had been
filed.
The viewers recommended that the fol-
lowing damages be allowed, to wit:
Ivan Barr. SITS 90
w. Ii. Gardner. II 80
On motion it is ordered that damages
be allowed to the persons named as rec
commended by the viewers, and that war
rants be drawn on the road and bridge
fund for the amount allowed.
The commissioner being satisfied that
said road will be of public utili ",
On motion, it is ordered that the re-
port of the viewers, survey and plat be
recorded, and hat said road be opened;
the road supervisor was instructed to
proceed TO open said road.
A petition signed by the requisite mum
Der Of householders of the county was pre-
sented applying for the laying out Of a
road as follows:
From a point on the Cheyenne and
Fort Laramie road at or near where the
county road from Upper Horse creek in
~terseets the same, thence running easterly
on the most practicable route passing the
Ak ranch and the Long meadow ranch
OF the Carey company, and so to intersect
the Goshen Hole road where the same
crosses Horse creek or between that point
and Bear creek"
Said petition being accompanied by sat
~isfactory proof that notice has been given
notifying all persons concerned that this
application would be prcsentedi to the
board,
On motion it is ordered that George d.
jerks, l.. Ashenfelter and j. p. Julian
be appointed as viewers of said road and
the county surveyor to survey the same;
said viewers and surveyor to meet at the
Carey company ranch on Aug. IA, 1888.
A petition, in proper form, was pre-
sented applying for the laying out of a
road as follows:
Beginning at the northeast corner of sec.
"a, tip IA, range 62 W, at county road,
thence north as nearly as may be along
section lines to the breaks of Horse
creek, thence in a general direction to east
side OF Mills Knob" thence to a point
about 100 yards west of a notable dead
cedar tree near southwest corner of w. G..
Lykin's fence, thence in northerly direc-
ton to county road leading from j. III.
Gordon's to Nine Mile" ranch in Neb-
raska.
Said petition being accompanied by
satisfactory proof that notice has been
given notifying all persons concerned that
this application would be presented to the
board:
On motion, it is ordered that +. j..
Stanton, ID. McUlvan and James Hill be
appointed as viewers of said road, and the
county surveyor to same: said viewers and
surveyor to meet at Egbert on Aug. %,
1888.
The board then proceeded to examine
and check up the books, vouchers and ac-
counts of the county clerk for the six
months ending June 30, 1888: said exam
nation wa not completed.
On motion, the hoard adjourned until
Aug. 9, 1888, at 10 o'clock a m.
THURSDAY, Aug. Q, 1883.