Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-03-02
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS,
SIXTH DAY,

Inc board met pursuant to adjourn
nent at 10 o'clock a N. Ian. 18th 1900
TresenG, y 4ranstrum Jr, chairman,
Constant Webster and Philemon Lind |
say, Commissioners. and James r Hart |
Clerk, when the following proceedings
were had to-wit:
Ia the matter of the petition of James
Il Person ct. al filed this day asking
TOT the opening Of public road com
menclng at Miles Weavers house gate
situated on the west side of the county
road leading from Bennington to Mont
pelier; running thence south about one
and three-fourths miles along, and up
OF the section dine between section 27
and %, 33 and 81, of Township 10 Of S.
Range A east of Boise Meridian. Said
proposed road will require strip of
land two rods in width from the west
sides OF said sections No. % and "a and
q strip OF land two rods in width from
the east side of said sections 90 and 33
SO far as said proposed road passes over
sand sections. and it further appears
that said petitioners are each and all
residents OF road district No. of Bear
Lake county, Idaho, and taxable for
road purp )Ses therein The bond of
j G Merrill and Silas Wright having
been filed and approved by the board,
it is hereby ordered that Walter Hoge,
% G Keetch and Robert Birch, county
surveyor, three DISTINGUISHED citizens Of
Bear Lake county, be and they are
hereby appointed viewers who after
taking the oath as prescribed by law,
shall view and survey in accordance
with said petition, said road, on Feb.
9th, 1900 and file their report on or be-
fore the 18th day of February, 1900, at
10 o'clock a. m.
The following bills were allowed and
warrants ordered drawn on the Road
and Bridge Fund:
Samuel Humphreys labor on
road. ................. S 26 90
@ G Keetch labor on road. =. Sc 90
The following bills allowed, warrants
ordered drawn On the Current Expense
Fund, except as TO those who have not
paid their taxes for the year 1899:
J NJ Rarkdull, services as jus
tice of the peace, 80, 8 3 90
Francis Bacon, meals for jury so
M Rosenbaum, services as JUS
tice Of the peace. ....... 3 90
Joseph Olsen services as const-
able ............. z 40
W G Smith services as guard il 25
Hyrum Holmes services dur
ing quarantine ....... % 90
2 Lindsay services as a wit
ness OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES D 20
O Transtrum services as
witness ....4............. 4 w
Henry Nate service as witness 90
David Nelson services as juror
in district court. ........ IL 80
Warren Kent services as juror
in district court. ...... IA 40
John Shupe services as juror
in district court. ......... 10 w
Frank Dalton services as juror
in district court. -. -. 10 90
&c Stuart services as juror
in district court. ...... Id 5U
John Perkins services as juror
in district court. ........s 10 W
Charles lines services as juror
in district court. ........ II 81
Wash Nebeker services as juror
in district court. ........ OO
Thomas Williams services as
Juror in district court. -. IL 81
william Williams blacksmith
ing,..=.z....... Nv
y q anard 9n At court house. -. 20 %
uongu uI ROGERS a. ar glazing. Sc
The quarterly report of L Z shep
herd, G C Hitler and James E Hart,
for ices received in their respective of
Following is a continuation of the bills
allowed this day:
silas Wright services as wit =
ness. ........... $500 ."
Peter Weaver services as wit
f09g noss 0'''N- .......... -. Z 70
Fl A Dunn services as witness oO
y A hooeol Pc ;d 168 OC