The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-05-05


comparing said affidavit, it was ordered
that the auditor draw his warrant on
the redemption fund for the sum OF "A
in favor Of +. l.. Carpenter in lieu Of
said lost warrant.
Bill Of G. w. Bechtel. fees and mileage
az constable for Ceur d'Alene precinct
and deputy game warden, in the sum Of
$50 was on motion allowed.
Now at this time the board proceeded
10 check up the auditors book of paid
warrents for the quarter ending March
81, 1894, and finding the same correctly
entered, the same were cancelled as by
law required.
Petition being on file praying for the
establishment of new road district
with boundaries as follows: Beginning
at the intersection Of the Spokane river
and the west boundary line of Kootenai
county. thence running easterly on the
meander line Of the south side Of the
Spokane river TO the east line OF range s
W, Il. NJ, according to the United States
survey, thence south along the said east
line OF said range 8, TO the Ceur d'Alene
Indian reservation; thence west along
the north line Of said Ceur d'A!ene In
dian reservation to the west boundary
line Of Kootenai county, thence north to
the place of beginning. On motion said
petition was granted, and said road dis
trict was duly established and designa-
ted as road district No. %, and Duncan
Mason was appointed road oyerseer for
said district.
FRIDAY, APRIL Is.
A petition being on file praying that a
new road district be established out OF
portion Of road district No. s, with
boundaries as follows: Commencing at
the southwest corner Of the town Of
Bonnerport and following tie course of
the Great Northern railroad distance
OF ten miles in a westerly direction to
Naples. thence in . northerly direction,
keeping ten miles west of the kootenai
river. 10 international boundary line,
| thence east to the koetepai river fol-
lowing the boundary line, thence follow
ing the meandering of the Kootenai
river to Bonnerport, thence to the place
Of beginning. On motion said petition
Was granted and eaid road district e.
tablished, and designated as district No.
"a. John OHcgge was appointed as
road overseer of said new road district
No. "a.
On motion it was ordered that the
following described territory, to-wit:
Beginning at the southeast corner Of
section IL, township 81 north, range 5
W, Il. NJ, thence westerly along south
line of Spirit Valley precinct TO west
boundary line OF koo,enai county,
thence south along west boundary line
Of Kooienai county to the south line OF
section lS township 81 north. range 6
W. b. NJ, thence eas,erly to the place OF
beginning, and being portion Of road
district No. ., be and the same is here
10y attached TO and made part OF dis
trict No. 6.
Petition for a new road district out of
portion OF road district No. = was on
motion rejected.
The following named persons were
appointed road everseers for the ensuing
year; Mead Vaughan, Dist. No. IL:
Elmer Doty, Dist No. Il; Nicholas Hite,
Dist. No. 6; John Lyons. Dist. No. .: c.
s. Smith, Dist. No. Is; b. Coleman, Dis /.
No. 20. Ordered that each of said road
overseers give bond in the sum OF 500.
Petitions OF S. l., Smith, John Gill,
q w. Pearsons and 0restes Grimes as
road overseers, were rejected.
Petitions for a public road commenc-
ing a, the Old Mission and following the
Cnur d. Aiene river on the north bank
in a westerly direction distance Of
six miles, was on motion granted and
Geo. Triplet and W. Mitchell were APP
pointed viewers and VIM. Ashley, Jr.
surveyor to view, lay out, survey and
report on said proposed road.
Concluded next week