The copper era., 1905-08-03
Proceedings of the Board of Super
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payers of Graham county, living il Toad district No. l; was presented praying for the laying of a publi, road, beginning in the center of sec tion r, township I, south range 2 east, thence running eastward on the line between the north halves anC south halves of sections 16 and r tC the center of the public road run hing north and south between sec. tions 15 and Is, township ' south range 26 east, thence north along said public road until the proposed public road shall cross the Union canal over the present bridge there on, thence eastward along the north side of the said Unfpn canal, follow ing the course thereof, until said proposed public road shall intersect the travelled way between sections 15 and II. Said proposed public road being two and one-half miles in length.
 It is ordered by the board that pub lie notice be given by posting three notices in three of the most public places in the road district in which said proposed public road is situated. and that on the 23rd day of August, 1905, the board will act on said petition.
 Affidavit of W. T. Webb having been filed, showing that he had posted notice in road districts ? and 3, set ting forth the proposed changes on certain roads, previously described. On motion the following road viewers are hereby appointed to view out and assess costs of proposed changes, as previously advertised, and report the same to this board on August 23rd, 1905: R. F. Mcbride, Dave Claridge and D. H. Wealch.
 Upon motion A. J. Putnam is here by appointed road overseer of road district No f.
 Upon motion the following road claims are hereby audited and al- lowed and warrants ordered drawn on the funds of the different road districts as follows:
 No. fl R. R. Webster road dist. No. 5. . s455 % No. 42 R. R. Webster, road dist No. 5.... 2S5 % No. 46 A. A. Mckenzie for tools, water
 barrel, drills, etc ........... .......... co No 32 T. E. Rose, road district No. l3... IS 75 No. 43 Peter Anderson, road dist No. IS. IA 25 No. 50 Chas. L. Sands, road dist No. A.. 9 76 No. s Goe- P. Jacobson, road dist. No 13.
 claimed s9465 allowed d................ SS 25 No. 3l Geo P. Jacobson, road dist. No. F
 lumber ....-.----............... 26 No. S5 Geo. P. Jacobson, road dist. No. 9,
 lumber ........-......-...... ......... 9 % No. 36 Geo. P. Jacobson, road dist No. 8
 lumber. .......................... 53 72 No. S7 Geo. P. Jacobson, road dist No. 1,
 lumber. .......................... 4S 55 No Ss Geo. P. Jacobson, road dist. No. 4,
 lumber ..............-....... 20 94 No. AZ Geo. P. Jacobson, road dist No l,
 lumber. -..---.-.................. 19 7S No. IS Geo. P. Jacobson, road dist No.
 lumber. ........................... ... 20 71 No. 49 Geo. P. Jacobson, road dist No. 13
 lumber .................. ... 2l 61
 Upon motion the following de- mands are audited and allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the ex- pense funds as money appears in the county treasury for such purpose, as follows:
 No. PA Frank Dysart, dist. clerk fees,
 claimed S6O7.l5, allowed .S57S 65 No. 279 J. II. Davis, constable fees claimed
 S22.lO allowed --.--.....-.............. 20 10 No. PTS J. L. T. Walters, justice fees
 claimed SS.65 allowed ................ 5 40 No. 22O Dave Azarte. deputy sheriff fees. IA 10 No. 2sO Geo. P. Jacobson, lumber for
 court hOuse--.-.. --.--...-----...--.-. Sl M n nla
 S99 65, allowed. d......................... 2 co No. 2S2 w. B. Fonda, justice fees claimed
 S27 O5, allowed-..-. -...-....---.-... 17 80 No. 2S3 w. B. Fonda, coroner's fees,
 claimed SIP 50, allowed. ...... ......... II 50 No. 2s4 w. T. Johnson. constable fees
 claimed SAP 75, allowed .......... fl 95 No. 2S7 w. E Platt examination insane,
 claimed SIS GO, allowed ................ 10 % No. 29O R. S. Stewart, boarding indIgent
 claimed SlO 4O allowed. d................ 40 No. 2eS J. L. T. Walters, medicine. 50 No 29l J. L. Martin care indi gent........ 20 % No. 2S9 Mrs. Ida Benton, stenOgrapher
 justice court. -.....--.......-..... 25 No. PIG James V. Parks, sheriff fees. .....1219 80 No. 21s w. T. Johnson, deputy sheriff fees 2l 50 No. 292 A. Bowman, bounty .............. 20 co No. 29S Remington Typewriter Co.,. books I5 90 No. 296 A. Diaz, boarding indigent wit
 nesses, court order .-......... ....-... 67 go No. 297 Guardian Pub. Co. balan cc allow
 cd for court caenders ........ 20 % Upon motion the chairman pro tenn approved the following bonds: A. J. Putnam, bond as road overseer of road district No. f, with Ph. Freuden- thai and Luther Green as sureties; Joa McAlister, bond as retail butcher at Duncan, with V. E. Burtcher and Marcus Jungjoham as sureties.
 Upon motion it is hereby ordered that the assessor be instructed to en- ter all the railroad assessments upon the original assessment roll for the year 1905, as returned by the terri torial board of equalization.
 Upon motion Geo. A. Olney and John J. Birdno are granted leave of absence from the territory for thirty days.
 Upon motion the resignation of Road Overseer M. A. Clouse, of road district No. s, and of T. E. Rose, of road district No. 13, are hereby aC- cepted, when they have made full settlement with the the clerk of this board.
 Lorenzo Watson is hereby awarded the contract for repairing the county