The Lamar register., 1892-04-09
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report be declared public highway,
go feet wide on and after go days from
the date Of the posting Of the notices.
And that the clerk draw warrants
against the road fund in favor Of
Mary A. Fuller for $50 and the Prov
ers estate for $3.50, as their respective
damages occasioned by the opening
of said road, as recommended by the
viewers.
The county attorney was instructed
to commence condemnation proceed
ings in the county or district court
for the purposes of condemning right
of way across the lands of Mary A.
Fuller for county road purposes.
The road petition of A. Van Deusen
and Others, praying for public road
to be opened commencing at south
west corner of section 8, township %,
range AZ, and running thence north
on section line to the intersection OF
north boundary line of Prowers coun-
ty, was taken up and it appearing
that all of the right of way on said
road has been granted, it was ordered
that the county clerk make the nee
essary record and issue notices, and
said road was declared public high
way.
The road petition of Flem s. Ho-
yer and others praying for road to
begin at point where the section
line dividing sections 81 and 35,
township % range 46 intersects pub
lie road running east and west from
Lamar, thence to run north along
section lines to northeast corner of
section 34-21-46, also commencing
at the northeast corner 34-2246,
thence running east on section line
] mile to southeast corner of south
west / or 26, also commencing at
southwest corner Of section 14-22-46
running thence east along section
line one mile to southeast corner of
section IA, was taken up and the
clerk was directed to issue warrants
directing D. E. Cooper, NJ J. Nc
Millen and James Stephenson to
meet at 10 o'clock a. m. May 9Th,
1892, and to view and mark out said
road and that county clerk issue and
post the necessary notices to that ef-
feet. The road bond of Fred Lee
and others accompanying road petit
ton was approved.
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 6rH
J. A. Mcdowell. general road over
seer, was authorized and empowered
to appoint Jno. A. Williams as dep
uty road overseer and that he be re-
quired to give bond in the sum Of
$1,000.
The county treasurer is allowed
the same per cent, for collecting the
several funds of the tax Of 1891 as
was allowed and paid for collecting
the several funds of the tax of 1890.
Fha regular quarterly examina-
ton of official bonds was made and
all found sufficient except bond OF III.
F. Dickinson J. P. of Granada.
Official bond of j. A. Williams as
Deputy Road Overseer was approved.
The county clerk was authorized
to employ such clerks and pay the
same out of the fees of the Office as
necessary, such payments not to ex-
ceed $125 per month.
The statements of fees and emolu-
ments Of county clerk and sheriff
were audited.
By resolution offered by NJ. NJ.
Priddy and seconded by W. P. James
and H A. Pettee, E. E. Pike was ap-
pointed county treasurer to fill the
vacancy in said office created by law,
between the second Tuesday in July,
1892, and January 1st, 1898.
THURSDAY, APRIL 7TH.
The contract for fixing up county
building on lots 13 and IA block 81
was let to 81. M. Ware at $91.50 and
he required to give bond in sum of
5000.
County jail examined and found
in good repair and condition
The petition of Jno. Hess and
others asking that the bridge across
the Arkansas river be extended on
north end was referred to road over
seer ]. A. Mcdowell for his recon-
mendation.
The bond of H. M. Ware for 5000
was approved.