The daily sentinel., 1900-04-07
COUNTY BOARD.
Another Bunch of Bills Allowed
Along With Other Routine
Business.

Ih0 board met at ten O'CLOCK a. m.
pursuant to adjournment. Present were
j. U. Harris. B. P. Blair and James
H. Smith, commissioners, 8. M, Logan,
attorney and Henry Nichols, clerk.
The minutes Of last meeting were read
and approved.
A petition, nunerously signed, praying
for the location OF tho Gunnison river
bridge at or near the stock yards at
Whitewater station was received and
placed on file.
The Road Viewers appointed to view
and report on road prayed for through
portion Of section 8, T 8 g., r 2 q, made
report, assessing damages to M. Holland
at $35. The report was approved and
Oh motion it was ordered that the petit
ton be granted and the road opened to
travel as follows: Beginning at the
north quarter corner OF section s,
township south, rsnge 2 east and run
pipg thence south cast "a rods, thence
| southeast "a rods to intersect the Delta
and Grand Junction county road.
The petition of August Melting and
others for road across lots six and
seven in section %, to.snship IL south,
range 90 west was received and placed
on hle.
The petition Of j r. Permission and
others for road beginning half way be-
tween mile posts 10 and 20 in the Una
weep canon and running thence south
| eastsrly over Leonard hill about 4 miles
to Mesa county line. was received and
placed on file.
The county clerk was instructed to
notify the various road overseers of the
amount Of road funds which may be ex-
pended in their respective districts dur
ing the year OF 1900.
The first quarterly reports Of Henry
Bulman, road overseer in district No. 10
and of J. s. Utterback, road overseer in
district No 6 were examined and ap
proved.
Tho county clerk exhibited county
treasurer's receipt for $74 evidencing
the return Of that amount to the Con
eral county fund as rebate from the ma
tured building and loan stock held by
| the county; also the paid note and re-
lease deed Tor lot 10, block III, Grand
| Junction.
The following bills were allowed on
the road fund and warrants ordered
drawn in payment of the same:
G V Irrigation Co pilipg .......$ 20 81
] 8 Utterback roadwork. ...... 16 Is
q 7 LJ;oO; no luphar h3 TX
Henry Bulman roadwork. ...... 81 so
e M Slocemb hardware. ....... 10 25
The following bills were allowed on the
general county fund and warrant order
ed drawn in payment of the several ac-
counts:
G a Wallis sheriffs fees. .s1O20 SO
7 M Jones Coroner's Juror. B l5
A r Wadsworth :" ...... s15
Herman Frohn i" ...... s Is
w Caps witness. 15
Mildred Skinner ...... 4 Is
VIM Gale ...... 15
] u Harris Com'r sal. & mi. =. 1853 80
Henry Nichols clerk of board. 40 90
G holland goods court house 55
L r Ipgersoll Coroner's fees.... IA 10
II G Bucklin Cororer's juror. 10
G II Haskell ....... 10
Felix Toupain Z" 10
81 8 Henderson " witness. Is
e F Eldridge 10
B p Blair Com'r sal. a. mi. 80. 14O 20
Up Smith go OOl
G P holland goods for jail...... lo
w G McCurdy postage & b. rent 81
The following bills were allowed on
the Pauper fund and warrants ordered
drawn in payment OF the same:
G P holland, groceries. .........$ W
] F Seheuffier hospital main... 6O w
On motion the board adjourned to
meet Wednesday April 18, 1900 at lO
o'clock q. m.
J.F. Brink 10 home from the Plateau
country.
Emanuel Brink is one Of today's visi-
tors from the upper country.
The annual congregational meeting OF
the Presbyterian church will be held at
the court house next Tuesday evening
On Friday evening the ladies Of the