The daily sentinel., 1914-05-12
March II. INA

being present u. ]. snvder Vo M pti.S,. mere
WIind = W. kluge, commissioners. n R
s.sl Sos,.sI foIinty attorney. and Chas S
Minutes read and approved.
,MseLng was called To consider bond
OF J. .. FRANK Cutdy ana for purpose OF
conference with Wm, Weiser, district
The board made an examination of
ne work already done by Contrnctof
Nuddy which was found satfsfacfor,.
and the clerk was instructed to haf,i
ms ccftiIied check until a suitable
bono, should be filed or the work rim
MIR weiser took un Main stroo,
bridge matter ana IL was decided 10
make excavations to determine wheth-
sa or not a6utment "A was In ac-
Sord@nce with specifications. " 4.
lynch was called and Arrangements
wers made with him to take charge
OF this work under general supervi-
sion OF the chairman
hoard adjourned sine die.
The board met at 10 O'clock a. M
pursuant to adjournment Present
we, Tere e. y; "a ! !, Snyder chairman. VIM,
= IS. Nclsh, county attorney and Chas
Minutes OF called session read and
Chairman snyder reported compile
uon OF eNcavation work OF abutment
outlined th0 details of the work in to
this time. Following this report the
work was examined by all members or
]
Schwalbach and Han. II A. Poker
cement contractor and other Interested
citizens
On reconvening at the commission
ers office MIR. Schwalbach and Mr. Han
submitted written reports OF measure
ment Mr.. Poker submitted his writ
ten report as to material used and its
apparent condition. which was also or
dered filed. Mr.. Lynch was instructed
TO refill excavation with rock and
river gravel.
The county clerk presented the coun-
| Y engineers report and acceptance of
The contract work completed by J..
frank Cuduy. rms report was unan-
lmously approved and accepted. and
the clerk was instructed to deliver to
the contractor the certified check
which had accompanied his bid for this
WORK. The county clerk reported that
no claims had been filed by creditors
in response 10 advertised notice, and
road fund to ]. Frank Cuddy for the
sum of Sl,103.40, which amount Is 80
a balance due OF 81. .fs5' 50 less less SIS for for
lumber furnished the contractor by
structed to advertise the completion of
this work and notice of final settle
ment thereof. in accordance with statu-
The clerk presented correspondence
from y. d. McEniry. chief field divi-
purchased from Messrs. Harrington
and Morelock. such correspondence be
officials in charge have no authority
to rebate the whole or any part, OF
amount Of such claims that llla under the the
therein. ii will become necessary for
him to institute proceedings TO force
made In full. After due consideration
II was decided that the clerk should ad-
wise Mr.. McEniry that the board is
making further appeal to the depart
ment ns well as to congress in this
matter. and that the delay bringing
Chairman Snyder stated that His Ex-
lcellency, the Governor. had urged
persons as Delegates TO. the National Ir-
rigution Congress, to be held. in Dem
yer on April 8. ensuing; whereupon II
Sampliner were named and declared
unanimously appointed as such dele
The matter of the recommendation
of persons eligible for appointment 70
the position of water commissloneI Tor
the board. Commissioner Briggs moved
tnat Louis q. DeCamp. whose address
Moline G0lo be CSaiPmnn resgmmsndsa SNYDER der
seconded. and the motion was deelar-
ed carried by n majority vote Com
missioner kluge voting no. -,
The clerk was instructed to file an
| itcrnized statement of claim IN the
county court against the estate OF s,,r,,y MAJ
ished her from the countys puuper
iun1 Gonnty Health officer Harrington
submitted an affidavit TO the efiect
that Joseph p. sweeney. Justice OF ,h1
peace in and for Justice prscineft No; !
Forming Ii his official duties ,..,,.
Whereupon the foilowi1g res3lutIohG nrnyoG
was declared unanimously apprVNru
WHEREAS. Joseph P. sweeney Is
one Of the resSiaMrig M eleecsd sce for aio 3ustiee
precinct number one OF Mesa county :
any .aawHEREAs. This board is advised
land finds that the said Joseph 7. Swe-
ney has become paralyzed and rs 1s f9s b3,
tailv incapacitated. from performing MS
''sSsi 'sswSHEREAS. This board is advised
that his said conditl9n H is permah1yndi peprnna1,ild
that the said office of Justice OF psase p
for justice precinct number one % % s,s,si
COUNT, held held by a the 1ecsna sa1f 'osepn : ."
heR; Hoard adjourned until April 4. 1914.
April :, 1914.
The board met at 10 o'clock I,ras,n a. m;
We're B. j. snyder chairman. VIM.
briggs and H ". Kluge, commission
ehas eTs; +, d Jones. msiscii Clerk I'm '
Minutes OF the last meeting read and
"pEphi Chairman snyder reported that Wal
ter S Sullivan, county Judge had in
accordance with the. provisions of reso-
luton. heretofore adopted. ana appearI ld
Protest. HS, Is land nd office ices in the amount
Of s1ls.60. said protest made In writ
/ ing and accompanying this payment
/ Mr. Snyder further stated that he had
| turned this money over to the county
treasurer. Benton Canon, to be credited
to the general county revenue fund,
and exhibited the treasurer's receipt
therefor. The action of the chairman n
was duly approved and the clerk order
ed to file the said letter of protest.
Applications for appointment to sue
coed Joseph p sweeney. Justice of peace
in and for justice precinct No. ] were
considered. The applicants were ID w
| Sperry: George w Armstrong, who
submitted petition bearing the sigma
lures of considerable number of res
idents and taxpayers within the said
precinct: and Lorin A. Stalcy. whose
/ appointment WAS petitinned bv q num-