Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-11-05
MANY MATTERS
GIVEN ATTENTION

relation to the choice of the route.
Two petitions were also received
from ranchers residing in the vicinity
of Enoch, asking for highway from
Enoch to the west side Of the valley,
in the vicinity of their farms, there
being difference Of opinion as to
the best route for the majority of all
parties concerned. The matter was
deferred until after the inspection of
the proposed routes, which will also
be made on December Sth, and in the
mean time Mr.. Grimshaw, one of the
petitioners, was instructed to reopen
the old road for use, and to make it
passable, which he agreed to do.
A petition was also received from
H. o. Willhide for change in the
old Phoebe road to Beryl The mat
ter was referred to the county road
commissioner, with instructions to
look into the matter as early as con-
venient.
Road TO Parowan Gap.
Commissioner Evans introduced the
matter of the construction of the road
from Parowan to Lund, or at least as
far as the Parowan Gap, and stated
that if the state was not going to do
anything in the matter, that he would
be forced to ask the county to take
the matter up. Said that he wanted
to see this piece Of road built before
his term of office expired. Mr.. Evans
proffered to go to Salt Lake City at
his own expense to ascertain the in
tentions of the state road commission
in the matter, since it had recently de-
veloped that the road had not been
designated as a state road, reports to
the contrary Notwithstanding. Com
missioner Evans was authorized by
the board to take the matter up with
the road commission in person, and
find out just what is the attitude Of
the state in relation to this piece of
road.
The matter of the proposed election
for a fence law in the New Castle pre-
cinct was introduced by Commissioner
Knell, and the clerk was instructed to
give the legal notice and take all 9TH
err necessary legal steps pertaining to
the calling Of the proposed election.
The following claims were present
Monthly Budget of Claims.
ed and allowed:
J. B. Roberts, ct al, road work, $500
Hendrickson & Palmer, roads,. $500
r. C. Knell, road work.....-......... 1000
Edw. C. Bentley, road work.. 1926
VIM. T. Morris, vital statistics, 31.5O
Geo. d. Morris, justice ............10.7h
New S. Whitney, indig. exp. -. 29.O0
Cathrine Richards, treas Office 1882
New S. Whitney, for wood 800
C. II. Smith, ct al, Witnesses. bio
Ernest Hills, witness BOT
f. L. Green, witness .......~...... $50
Iron Co. Tel. Co.......................... l2.OC
Iron County Record, printing. 4.5C
Maud Benson, treas Office. 1.5C
New Century Prtg. Co. offic' reg 1.7C
John Dutton, vital statistics. 13.2t
Arrow Press, NUMBERING mach's 28.6e
Isaac Lennon, casket, INDECENT 9.1(
Thos. X. Holyoak, road work.. 15.3.
Sheriff's expense ................... 1929
Chas. Bentley, indig. expense 1000
Mary A. Gum, treas. Office. 26.0C
Mrs. Gwen Benson, treas. office, 1906
Com. Lunt, expense 2 meetings 5.0(
Com. Knell, exp. 2 meetings.. 20.0t
County treasurer called attention t.
the fact that taxes would be delin
quent before the next meeting of thu
board and asked that provision b
made for the publication of the de
linquent list. 1t was moved by Com
missioner Evans and duly carried tina
bids be asked for the publication o
the delinquent list for the considera