The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-01-24
WAGON ROAD BILL.

the Loon Creek Thunder Noun
tain Wagon Road Bill introduc-
ed in the Idaho Senate by Sena-
tor Macbeth of Custer and Sena-
tor Hull of Bannock county
Sec. 1. There shall be con-
structed in the counties of Gus
ter and Idaho a state wagon road
commencing at the present ter
minus of the Loon creek road, on
Loon creek, near the town of
Caste, in Custer county; thence
about one-half mile down Loon
creek in northerly direction to
Grouse creek; thence, following
up Grouse creek in q westerly
direction to it's source, a distance
of about Al miles; thence, cross
ing to, and following down Lit
tie Loon creek in westerly di-
rection to it's junction with the
Middle Fork of Salmon river, a
distance of about ten miles;
thence, following up the Middle
Fork of Salmon river in a south
westerly direction to the mouth
of Marble creek, a distance of
about 81 miles; thence, crossing
the Middle Fork of Salmon riv-
err, at or near the mouth of Mar
BILE creek, and passing into Idaho
county; thence, following up
Marble creek in a westerly direc-
ton for distance of about 8
miles; thence, following the Mar
BILE creek trail, in a westerly di-
rection for distance of about II
miles, and connecting with the
present main wagon road known
as the Thunder Mountain road,
near the town of Belco, in Idaho
county; together with such nee
essary bridges for the streams
crossed by said road as may be
necessary for safe and conven-
lent travel thereon.
Sec. 2. That on or before the
18th day of April, 1905, after the
passage of this act, the Cover
nor shall appoint a resident citi-
zen of Idaho to perform the duty
of superintendent of construc-
tion of said wagon road and for
his services he shall receive the
sum of "a per day for each day
actually engaged in the duties
of his office. Before entering
upon the duties of his Office he
shall take and subscribe to an
oath and shall execute bond in
the penal sum of $4,000 payable
to the State of Idaho, with sure
ties to be approved by the Gov
ernor, conditioned upon the
faithful performance of his du-
ties, which oath and bond shall
be filed in the Office of the Sec
rotary of State,
Sec. 3. Said superintendent
shall keep an accurate account
of all moneys disbursed by him
under the provisions of this act
and the books of said account
shall be open to inspection at all
times by the State Board of Elk
aminers.
Sec. A. Said superintendent
shall as soon as practicable after
his appointment, personally ex.
anime the vicinity and the route
of said proposed road and shall
definitely locate the lines thereof
between said terminal points.
Said superintendent is hereby
authoaized to employ such suit.
able persons as may be neces-
sary to assist him in locating and
defining the lines of said road
and may fix the compression Of
such persons so employed tC
assist him which shall not ex,
coed the sum of $1,000. The
lines of said road shall be mark
ed in such manner as said super
intendent may decide but must
be done in such manner as will
effectually indicate the proposed
lines thereof throughout then
entire course.
Sec. 5. AS soon as practic
ticable after the lines of sale
road shall have bpan acto hliSbo o.