Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-04-30

Whereupon the following pro-
ceedings were had, to-wit:
In the matter of the applica
ton of Felix Corbett, for a re-
newal of his license to maintain
and operate a toll ferry across
the middle fork of the Clear
water river about a mile up the
said river from Kamiah store, or
line between Nez Perez and
Idaho counties and about one
mile down the said river from
Government mill; it appearing
to the satisfaction of the Board
that the said Felix Corbett has
complied with the law governing
the keepers of toll ferries; and
having shown his account book
containing the account of tolls
received, and also an account of
his expenditures upon his said
ferry during the year ending
April 10, 1897, and the said &C
counts having been examined by
the Board, and all matters re-
lating to the said application
duly considered and his bond
filed and approved:
1t is hereby ordered that the
said Felix Corbett be and lie is
hereby granted a license to oper-
ate and maintain toll ferry at
the hereinabove described point
for the period of twelve months
from and after this date; and
the rate of toll he is authorized
to charge and collect fixed as
follows:
For crossing wagon and 4 yoke oxen
or horses loaded, $500.
For crossing same empty, $3.50.
For crossing wagon and team OF
yoke oxen or horses loaded, $50.
For crossing same empty, S1.00.
For crossing one yoke oxen or two
horses and wagon loaded, IS cents.
For crossing same empty, rs cents.
For crossing one-horse carriage and
horse, 30 cents.
For crossing man and horse, 80 cents,
For crossing each head neat cattle.
% cents.
For crossing each head sheep or hogs
212 cents.
For crossing each footman, 30 cents
For crossing each Jack or Janet, 5C
cents.
And his license was fixed al
($36.O0) thirty-six dollars pei
annum.
The following county warrants
were ordered paid; the same
having been advertised more
than sixty days, to-wit:
January 1897, series; current
expense fund Nos. 146, 70.
Upon the statement of A. Car
penter, supervisor of Roac
Dist. No. %, and after due con
aideration of the matter o
changing the boundaries o
Road District No. %; 1t is here
by ordered that the boundaries
Of Road District No. % be anc
they are hereby changed anc
hereafter shall be as follows, to-
wit: Beginning at the mouth
of Rabbit Greek, thence West tc
Township line between Twps. 81
N, Rs. 4 and 8 E, B. NJ, Themes
north to northwest corner of TIP
80 N, of r. 4 E, B. NJ, thence
east along the north line OF las
named Up, to where the same
crosses Maggie creek, Themes
down Maggie creek to the mid
die fork of Clearwater river
thence down said river to the
mouth of Clear creek, thence W
Clear creek to where the half
section line between the east |
and the west ] of section 25, TIP
80 N, R 4 E, B. M, crosses sale
Clear creek, thence south along
said line to the center of Sec. 36
same TIP. and range, thence cas-
( of a mile, thence south on
mile, thence west i mile to tn
NE corner of Sc / of section 1
in TIP. 81 N, r. 4 e, B, M, Themes
south ] mile to the S, E. cor. O
of last named section, thenc'
west two miles, thence hortl
along the line between sections
and 3 in last named Up. and r
to where said line crosses Rabbi
Creek, thence down Rabbit Creel
to its mouth, being the place o
beginning; and it is further or
dered, that the boundaries Of AM
road Districts affected by this or
der, be; and they are hereb!
made to conform hereto.
The following road supervisor
reports approved and their bill
allowed on the general road funt
as follows, to-wit:
H. Jeffries, Supr' R. Dist. No
5, bill allowed $685.
VIM. Shuck Supr; R, Dist. No
| Il bill allowed $500
Chas. Crawford Srpt. R, Dist
No. 20 bill allowed S15.0t
W.B. Trueblood Supr. r. Dist
No. 23 bill allowed $3.50
Board here adjourned until
| A. NJ. tomorrow.
THIRD TERM DAY
Wednesday, April II, A. D