The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-25
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Ogden, August %.
COUNTY COURT.

The board of county commissioners Of
Weber county held two sessions yester-
day, transacring quite an amount Of
business. The afternoon session was of
more than usual Importance, as the
registrars for Weber county were
named at that time AT the reg dlar
session in the morning all of the men,
bers were present, and the following
business was transacted:
On motion of Commissioner Wilson
the perICion of Lavlo feebles ana
others praying that a portion of Kanes-
vile school district be attached to the
Ray district, was granted.
Commissioner Childs was instructed
to secure quarters in town for Willie
Hofmarker so that he can attend
school. The boy, who is a cripple, IS
at present at the poor farm, but it is
considered an injustice to have him
there, thus preventing him from at
tending school.
A number of tax matters We're inves'-
tigated and adjusted and the usual
bills and payrolls were allowed.
At noon an adjournment was taken
until > p. M at which time the aI-
pointment of registrars was taken up.
The board decided TO build a bridge
Weber and Beecher and located be-
tween the lands of William Knight and
Louie Bitton. Chairman Wade was APP
pointed a committee to secure right Of
way and Commissioner Child was di
rected to advertise for bids. The bridge
will be of iron, 140 feet long. with six
teen foot roadway, double floor five
inches thick and resting on iron piers.
The power dam necessitating a new
road from the head of ogden canyon
into Eden and Huntsville, the county
commissioners will go out Thursday to
locate the new road from Winslow's
east.
Claims presented from several Jurors
who were subpoenaed to try
case, but were not sworn to try the
case, We're disellowed. ON a communica.-
ton from the county attorney, citing
the law, that says jurors shall be paid
who have been sworn to try the cause.
Huntsville precinct was divided fer
election precincts on the street running
north and south on the west side Of
the square.
j. c. WangsgaTd was appointed reg
issration agent for the west or first
precinct. and William Fell for the east
or second precinct
The West Weber precinct was also
William c. Hunter were appointed reg
istration agents.
The following registration agents
were also appointed:
First Plain Ctty--WilEaJn England.
Second Plain City-James E. Wad-
man.
First North ogden,-B. F. BIoylock.
Second North Ogden-D. L. Dean.
SlatervilIe--Chris, Lee.
Ogden City:
First Precinct-.J erogne Brown.
Second Preuinc1.-William Biddle.
Third Prectnct--W. T. Critchlow
Fourth Precinct>--G. c. Wilson.
Fifth PreciEct-L. B. Best.
Sixth Precinct-Sam Carl.
Seventh Precinct-D. NJ. McKes.
Eighth Precinct-Janes G. Moyes.
Ninth Precinct-Jame Beeson.
Tenth Precincr-Hagbegr Anderson,
Eleventh Precinct-Frank Woodcocl1
Twelfth Precinct-W. w. Crane.
Thirteenth Preeinct-J. NJ. FewiTl.
Fourteenth Precinct-E. A. Sr1atford.
Fifteenth Precinct-G. j. Kelley.
Sixteenth Precinc9-F. NJ. Whipple.
Seventeenth Precinct-Walter Richey.
Eighteenth Precinct-George Wheel
wright.
Nineteenth Precinct-G. L. Corey, Jr.
Twentieth Precinct-Frank Corson.
Twenty-first Precinct-W. F. Adams.
Twenty Precinct-F. F. Dali
ton.
Twenty-third Precinct-W. q. Child.
Twenty-fourth Precinct-W. R. Will
Jams.
Twenty-f1fth Precinct-Rufus Garner
The claim Of DR.. M n. Groves for
medical services was disallowed,
The board then adjourned.