The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-07

The board of county commissioners
held a session yesterday afternoon i'm
mediately upon the adjournment of the
board of equalization and appointed
registrars for the various precincts
throughout the city and county. AS
several precinct organizations had
failed to send in names from which 10
select agents, all precincts were not
filed The city is nearly complete. but
in some outside districts in the county
vacancies still exist, and unless the
chairmen of these precincts submit
lists of names before the next meeting
of the board the appointments will be
made anyway.
THE REGISTRARS.
Those appointed yesterday were:
No. 1, F. NJ. Ulmer; No. 2, A. l.. Ham
lin; No. 8. Lewis Lewison; No. t. Miss
Alice Hicks: No. s. Eli 3. Kelsey; No.
6, H NJ Willard; No. Z, B. F. Stewart;
No. 8, c. c. Williamson; No. 8. Eber
Case; No. II, John NJ. Hayes; No. II,
j. U. Eldridge, jr.; No. IL, Lewis u.
Hcaglund; No. IA, w. H. Ingham; No.
10, J. N Courtney; No. Is, George Cot
treI: No II, Joseph A. Buttle; No. 1S,
William NJ. Anderson; No. 10. S. B.
Woods; No 20. L. C. Camp; No. Il, C.
NJ. Hammond; No. %, James M. Camp
bell; No. "a. L. c. johnson: No. 25, r.
w. Lewis; No. &C. T. E. Missing; No.
27, Franklin Merrill; No. Is, E. L.
Sloan; No 20, Thomas Slight; No. 80,
A E. Edwards; No. 81, R. II. Haslarn;
No. 80, John B. Reid; No. 80, E. E. Rich.
jr.; No. "a. O. R. Grow; No. 30, B. A
Ridd; No. Sc, Hugh B. Folsom; No. SO.
Fred Clawson; No. 80, John T. Lynch;
No. 40, ]. T. Axton. jr.; No. Al, John G.
Robinson; No. ~, John S. Higham; No.
43. Albert T. Cordwelf: No. Al, L. Roy
Mansfield; No. As, H. E. Cottle; No. 40,
Frank B. Shelby: No. So. T. E. Harris;
No. "a, A. w. Stevenson: No. SO, Horace
Cummings; No. Sc T. B. Jackson; No.
81, Alex McFarlane; No. IS, Peter Cor
don; No. SO, Joseph H. SHEPPARD; No.
so. Charles Holm; No. 81, Benjamin
Wright; No 81. William ]. Sutherland;
No. GA, Richard Windmill; No So, An
drew Jensen; No &C. J. A. Walker: No.
81, William w. Wilson; No. 6S, ]. r.
Drinkwater; No. SO. Alexander Brand;
No. 20. William Uf1ld: No. II, M. A.
Nelson; No 70, B. NJ. Cosgrove; No. 70,
George ]. Merrill; No. IA. Samuel H
Crurnp; No Is, Edward Orgill; No. rs,
Joseph Holt; No. II, Joseph ]. Will
Jams: No. 70. B. L. Cutler: No. so, o. r.
Lundberg; No. 81. John Brum; No. 50.
Richard Mclaughlin; No. SO. Edward
Lambert; No. 81, James N. Rid; No
IS. David Mackay; No Sc, Thomas AL
ston; No. 81, Chris Aston.
Other business was up for considera-
ton as follows:
NEW JORDAN BRIDGE.
Bids were offered for the construction
of the bridge across Jordan between
Crescent and South Jordan precinct as
follows: D. B. Brinton, 1912; Willard
& Stewart 5000; Palmer & Dykes, 1865;
Bowden & Gregg, painting alone. $1O5;
Andrews Bridge company, $3.50.
The bids we're taken under advise
ment to be awarded at some future
day.
Elijah Lloyd sent in a. communication
asking that the county reimburse him
5000 for gravel taken from his land.
If the board would do this he would
agree to construct highway across
the property free of charge. Referred
to Roberts
FEES TURNED OVER.
County Recorder Crismon reported
having collected and turned over to
the treasurer $7S5.70 in fees during the
month of June.
County Clerk C. E. Stanton reported
having turned over to the treasurer
S4,645.75, the total amount Of fees earn
ed in the office of clerk of the Third
judicial district court from January 4
to June 80, 1896; also the sum Of So,
472S5, the total amount earned in his
office as county clerk during the same
period.
AN APPOINTMENT
Surveyor Joseph notified the board
that he had appointed Samuel j. Paul
as draughtsman in his Office, and asked
that the board confirm the appoint
ment.
Mr.. Joseph's object in making the ap-
pointment was to bring his appointee
within the benefits of the salary fund.
AS the board had no authority to con-
firm such an appointment until for
mer resolution had been reconsidered
the matter was laid away without ac-
ton.
Retail liquor licenses were granted
James Richards, Jerome Baurgard and
the Wagner Brewing company.
TREAsURER's REPORT.
County Treasurer Lynn submitted
the following annual report of the
school fund for the year ending June
80. 1896:
Receipts
On hand at beginning of
year Observation-Disclosures. 100 so
Received from state school
fund Observation-Disclosures. 20,962 48
Received from county school
fund OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1884 Al
Received from other sources. 3,110 SO
Total .....................s1 o8, 1853 so
Disbursements
Warrants paid on state school
fund .......................s 21,5OS 20
Warrants paid on county
school fund ................. 80,45S 50
Total .....................s 1O1, 1857 o.
Balance on hand. 1,791 So
SPRAYING TREES.
County Fruit Tree Inspector Price
asked that a chemist be engaged to
make analysis of some London purple
he had in his possession. The inspector
believes that some INSCRIPTIONS per-
sons have placed on the markets some
very inferior poisons for spraying fruit
trees. No action was taken in the
matter.
The clerk was instructed to notify
Joseph Jensen to do the sprinkling, for
which he has a contract. in a proper
manner.
A large number of claims were al
lowed, after which the board adjourned
subject to call of the chairman.
UP ] UR
D z PERMANENTLY CURED EzzEz1
or Men. Women anG Children without pain: or tho
Sghtest inconvenience by the klDELIr1 MET5oD
so days required cure The truss discarded for
ever Over 600 cases cured in the last six years