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Fritz Beckard, rebate
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Henry Harrington, re-
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On motion it is ordered by the board
that the county treasurer for the county
of Laramie is hereby authorized, empow-
cred and directed in making his settlement
with the territorial treasurer for the taxes
claimed to be due by said official from the
county of Laramie for the year 1888 to
settle upon the following basis;
LIST. To deduct all taxes which have
been rebated by the county commissioners
OF Laramie county for the year 1888, as
shown on tn certificate of the county
clerk.
2d. On mortgages amounting to
81, 600, OOO.O 90 which have been assessed
illegally and the taxes hereunder illegally
levied amounting to Sc, 10000 be re-
turned by said treasurer as uncollected
and uncollectable.
The count surveyor presented q cor
rected plat of a portion of county road
No IA Cheyenne to Southern bcunda y +
Wyoming.) On motion it is ordered that
said corrected plat be filed.
The appraisers appointed on Jan. 3,
1889 to determine the amount of dam
ages due the Swan Land Il Cattle com
panY by reason of change in county road
leading from Iron Mountain down Chug-
water creek, presented a report in writing.
The appraiser recommended that damages
be allowed said company in the sum of
$26. IS.
On motion 1t is ordered that said
amount be allowed and a warrant drawn
on the road and bridge fund for the
same.
The viewers appointed on Jan. "a,
1888, to view and locate a county road
presented a report plat, and fed Totes,
said road being described in the petition
as follows:
Beginning at a point in section %, town
ship %, range 81, at the railway station
known as Bordeaux on the Cheyenne &
Northern Railway, thence running in a
westerly direction etc to the crossing of
Sand creek at which point 1t iutersects the
travelled road running up the Sable
creek.
The viewers recommended that no
damages be allowed; nc claim for damages
was presented. 1T was shown TO the sat
isfaction OF the board that all persons in
terested had received proper notice.
The commissioner being satisfied that
said road will be of public utility, on mo-
ton, 1t is ordered that the report of the
viewers, plat and field notes be recorded
and that the road as plated be opened.
The road supervisor was instructed to
open said road.
The viewers appointed on February 6,
1883, to view and locate a county road,
presented a report, plat and field notes,
SAID road being described in the petition
as follows:
Beginning at a point on the county
road now travelled from C~hugwater to the
Laramie river, where the Wyoming De-
velopment c%ompany's No. 2 canal crosses
said county road in section 4, township "a,
range 81 west, and terminating near the
southwest corner of section 10, township
%, range 6S.
The viewers recommended that it be
opened and declared a public highway
only on the condition that the Wyoming
Development company erect bridges at
each Of the two points where said road
crosses the canal No. 2.
Also that the existing county road lead
ing from Gordon's crossing of the Lara
mic river toward Iron mountain be va
Gated at certain points recommended in
the report.
No claim for damages was presented.
1t was shown to the satisfaction of the
board that proper notice had been given
to all interested parties.
The commissioners being satisfied that
said road will be of public utility, on
motion it is ordered that said road be
opened upon the conditions recommended
by the viewers. The road supervisor
was instructed to carry out these ~instruc-
tons.
Whereas, the secretary of war issued
on the 4th day of August, 1888, a
revocable license to the county commits
sioners of Laramie county to construct
and maintain a county road of eighty
feet in width, upon and along the east
side of the Fort ID. A. Russell military
reservation. as is fully set forth in said
license; and, the board having complied
with the requirements of said license,
On motion, it is ordered that said road
be opened and laid out in the manner
described in said license, and the field
notes prepared by the county surveyor.
The road supervisor was instructed to
open the road; it is further ordered that the
plat license field notes and other papers
be recorded.
On motion the board adjourned until
Jan. I, 1889, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
[ hereby certify hat the above and
foregoing is a true, tull and correct copy
of the proceedings of the county commits
s%ioners at meetings held on the dates
therein mentioned.
Witness my hand and official seal this
Tth day of January, 1889.
[sEAL] JOHN K. JEFFREY,
County Clerk and Clerk of the Board of
County Commissioners.
Is Consumption I~ncurabIe2
Read the following: Mr.. G. II. Morris,