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

IL. Whitman sureties on his bond.
Geo. G. Fem, sup'r of r. D.
No. 16, with Lynn Smith and
Edward Heightsmann, sureties
on his bond.
Henry Sprute, sup'r OF H. u;
No. IS, with J. H. Hunte, and
A. B. Rookie, sureties on his
bond.
A.. J. Sanford, sup'r R. D. No,
%. with Jas. Surridge and e.
Heightsmann sureties on his
bond.
w. B. Trueblood, sup'r R. D.
No. %, with NJ. S. Martin and
Patrick Toal sureties on his
bond.
Charles Crawford, sup'r r. D.
No. 26, with Geo. d. Smith and
Lynn Smith sureties on his
bond.
Upon petition of f. P. Turner,
John l.. Morrison ct al, same
being the petition in which A. j..
Sanford was recommended for
sup'r of K. Dist. No. %, the
boundaries of r. Dist No. % are
hereby altered as follows:
The boundaries of r. Dist. No.
% are hereby extended westward
SO as to idclude all territory east
of Maggie creek and north of
top of hill on south side of Mid
die fork of the Clearwater river.
Official bonds Of VIM. NJ.
Rice and Frank Fl. Layton, as
justices OF the peace OF Westlako
Precinct, laid over until next
regular session of the board, said
parties being required to present
petition for their appointments
as by law required; as when
elected Nov. 3, 1896, they failed
to qualify within time required
by law.
The application Of James NJ.
Moore, for a license to operate a
ferry-described in his applics-
ton therefor-which was laid
over from last regular session of
the Board, hereby rejected.
The application Of benjamin
R. Cooper, to construct and oper-
ate a toll ferry across Salmon
river, two hundred yards below
the mouth of Rice creek ION the
line OF proposed county road as
petitioned for by o. B. Garfield
ct all the southern landing Of
which said ferry will be ON I'M
surveyed government land, and
the northern landing ON the pos
sessory claim OF Richard Cooper,
on lower end of Jew bar; is
hereby granted; and said Benja-
min r. Cooper having presented
a petition signed by numerous
inhabitants who are interested
in the construction and opera
ton of said ferry; it is hereby
ordered that upon his filing
bond in the sum of $1,000, the
said Benjamin R. Cooper be and
he is hereby granted a license to
operate toll ferry at the point
hereinbefore described, and the
rate OF toll he shall charge and
collect fixed rs follows:
For crossing wagon and yoke oxen
or horses loaded, $500.
For crossing same empty, $3.50.
For crorsing wagon and 2 yoke oxen
or bosses loaded, $1.50.
For crossing same empty, $1.00.
| For crossing wagon and ] yoke oxen
or 2 horses loaded, 70 cents.
I For crossing same empty, rs cents.
For crossing oue-horse carriage and
horse, 90 cents.
For crossing man and horse, 30 cents.
For crossing each head of neat cat
tie, % cents.
For crossing each head of sheep OF
hogs, 21a cents.
For crossing each footmen, 80 cents
For crossing each Jack or Janet, &c
cents.
And his license fixed at $500
per annum. This license to be
granted upon his filing bond as
above set forth.
In the matter of the applica
ton of Barney Stubbers ct al
for a public road commencing a.
sw cor. Of the nw4 of sec "a, tt
81 n, OF l e, B. NJ, thence cas-
I mile, ETC., to ne cor of nee, IL
30 n, of r / e, B. M; the said ap
plication is hereby granted ant
J. W. Shannon, Co. Surveyor
Frank Bieker and Nick Kinze,
appointed viewers on said roae
to report at next regular session
of the Board.
The viewers report upon roac
petltioned for by Geo. Ierhaar
John Uhlenkott ct al, and upor
} which road j. G.. Stevens (sur
veyor) August Hendricks ant
I. J. Yandell were appointed
viewers at the January 1879
session of this Board; ID hereb,
approved and the said road a
viewed and in said report de
, scribed hereby declared a count,
road and ordered placed OF
record. The said road is de
| scribe1 n. folIa