The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-06
.essor. was anproYed in the sums Of $50.

territory. Mr.. Lynch's bondsmen are J.
z. Dooly, Henry w. Lawrence. M. H
Walker and w. S. Mccormick.
The bond of County Collector f. j.
Leonard was approved in she following
sums: For the territory. $3.50, O00; for the
county. S3O0,000; for the different school
districts, $4,000. Mr. Leorard's bonds
men are as follows: Territorial bond
H. III. Bacon, Hoyt Sherman, +. L. Hol
land. w. b. Holland, @. =. Loofbonrow, J.
P Gardner, john Bunce, G. S. Clark, E. E.
Colnurn, A. NJ. Grsnt, Alfred Thompson,
w. Skinner, William Groesbeck, J. A.
Morlan, w. E. Hubbard, Hudson Smith,
Charles P. Brooks, George Arthur Rice,
and w. A. Kinney; county bond: James
Ii. Bacon. NJ. J. Gray, w. A. Neiden, 5. B.
Miner, Il. Sells, G. r. Rothweli. Z. e.
McConaughy. George Mnllett Patrick
Mulrooney, ). A. Heiss and Christopher
Diehl; school districts: James II. Bacon.
f. d. Hobbs, j. w. Judd, aud w. P.
John aud Ray Bell now in the charge Of
Frank Atwood, were ordered cent TO the
Orphans Home and Day Nursery.
1t was ordered that rent amounting TO 81
per month be paid by the county for Louisa
Levin, upon the presentation OF proper
vouchers.
In the matter of Amelia Simpson it was
ordered that she be given aid 70 the extent
Of groceries In the sum OF s..
The question of abstract books was made
a special order of business for Dec. ..
1t was ordered Ghat the county collector
be requested TO pay all moneys collected on
property assessed east OF Fifteenth East
street for special taxes to the trustees of
the TTenty-ninth school district.
1t was ordered that the part of the Sixty
sixth school district not included in the city
limits by recent annexation be set over and
made part of the Twenty ninth district.
In the matter of equities between the
Twenty ninth and Sixty sixth school dis
tricts il was ordered that the petition of
the latter be denied.
II was ordered that plans and specifics-
tions submitted by Gamble 81 Palmer for
bridge at Big Cottonwood be considered
by the committee Of the whole.
Tho petition of w. B. Ennis ct al. for
widening the county road between Sandy
and Draper was referred to the committee
of the whole.
The county physician reported patients
in the vsrlous hospitals as follows: ST.
Mary's, Q; St. Marks, 10; Deseret, 4; to-
tai 16. The report was filed.
The superintendent of the county infrm-
airy reported nine persons admitted during
the past month: thirty-nine on hand on
Nov. 1; total for month, fortytTo. The
report was flied.
Petition of John Howcroft for relief on
30 the county attorney.
Petition of Niels Jensen tor scales at
South Cottonwood was ordered granted
during the pleasure of the court, provided
the public highway is not interfered with
A communication from the Rio Grande
Western Railway company, with reference
to Ihe dangerous condition OF bridge over
their track in the southern part of the
county, was read and referrsd to the COM
mittee Of the whole.
Petition OF James Nielsen for scales at
Holiday was read and granted during
pleasure of the court.
Petition of Eli Curtis ct al. for certain
changes in the location of a read in
Granger precinct was read and referred to
the committee of the whole.
The report Of the coroner for the month
of November was read ana fled. There
were three inquests held during said time.
Former order relative to the Bel chill
dren was reclnded, and they were ordered
kept with Frank Atwood at SIS per month
each.
Claim of t. w. Russell for 1895 on ac-
count of inquest was ordered back for
name of person on whom inquest was held.
Claim Of Alfred T. Godoe for $50 on &C
count of jail was ordered referred to Sc
lectman Hardy TO Q. K.
The county attorney reported favorably
on the claims Of @. w. Foster and F. S.
BSscom, with certain reductions.
The $1.70 claim of J. j. Burbidge for wit
ness fees was referred TO the county at
torney.
Claim of J. 3. Toronto for s., 600 for COM
pensation for handling school moneys was
referred back for further explanation.
Claim of A. J. Burt for $267. so and for
500 for office rent and telephone was laid
On the table and Mr.. Burt ordered to ap-
pear in person and explain said claim at the
Kext meeting.
Clsim of Utah Commercial and Sayings
INK for 500 Tor rent for county treas
lls's Office was ordered referred back for
e1 anstion.
G ain of L. B. Wright for $50 for re-
wards for reporting on game law violators
was referred to the fish and game commits
sioner to O. &.
Ilaim OF William NJ Scott for So for ex-
pense was laid on the table and Scott noti-
fed to come in and explain.
Claim of Joseph Muir for S120 for roads
was referred back for explanation.
The clerk was ordered TO notify D. w.
Rench to discontinue work on the surplus
canal from date during the pleasure of the
court.
Claim of D. w. Rench for s4S. so for road
work referred back for correction.
Claim of Joseph Nichols for SCI. so for
road work Was referred back for correc-
ton.
Claim of J. H. Bowman for $3.50. 90 for
interest on overdue warrants was referred
to the county treasurer.
EClaim of Wolstenholm 81 Morris for 1872. 80
for coal furnished to Jail referred to the
sheriff for o. K.
Ordered that Superin sendsnt Hinmann
be instructed to investigate the question
of uarters for Louise Burre and Elizabeth
Koler, now ct the county infrmsry. with
power to act.
The following appropriations were made:
Salaries S,2O4 As
Coronor's jurors ....-.------------ a 90
1G6 6s