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Home My WebLink About030017.tiff 140 J. E. Bennett Granted a rebate of taxes for the year 1902 a/c Erroneous assessment on Lots 11 and 12 Block 22 Eaton on a valuation of $300. Chas. Atmore Granted a rebate of taxes for the year 1902 °1c Erroneous assessment onN.W. 29--1--66 on a valuation of $200. Mrs. Oscar Ennes Granted a rebate of taxes for the year 1902 °/c Erroneous assessment 26--5--64 on a valuation of $700. C. F. Bloomfield Granted a rebate of taxes for the year 1902 4 Erroneous assessment onS.E.4 22-5--64 on a valuation of $1260. M. L. Juckett Granted a rebate of taxes for the year 190214 Erroneous assessment on Lot 12 Block 22 Greeley on valuation of $140. R. C. Heister Granted a rebate of taxes for the year 1902 °4 Erroneous Assessment onN.W.4 34--1--68 on a valaution$1600. Mary A. Griffiths Granted a rebate of taxes for the year 1902 °;'3 Erroneous assessment onLots 7-d-9-10-11 and 12 Block 20 Erie on a valuation of4250. J.H. Jones Agent Granted a rebate of taxes for the year 1902 4 Erroneous assessment on Lot 1 N.W.4 S.W.4 4-5-65 and Lot 4 S.W.4 N.W.4 4-5-65 on a valu- ation of$300. P. H. Lorenz Granted a rebate of taxes for the year 1902 ($ Erroneous assessment on 3.W.4 26-4-66 and N.E.4 27-4-66 on a valuation of 2240. Mrs. M. A. Lutz Granted a rebate of taxes for the year 1902 °4 Erroneous assessment onLots 4 & 5 S.W.4 N.E.4 & 5 N.W.4 N.E.4 1-5-66 on a valuation of $320. Q, T. H. Kester Granted a rebate of taxes for the year 1902 '14 Erroneous assessment onBlocks 175-176 and 168 Evans on a valuation of $250. D. L. Hubbard Granted a rebate of taxes for the year 1902 °,4 Erroneous assessment on Personal Property on a valuation of $6o. Daniel McCarty Granted a rebate of taxes for the year 1902 0/c Erroneous assessment on Personal Property on avaluation of $90. Peter Peterson Granted a rebate of taxes for the year 1902 °le Erroneous assessment on Moneys and Credits on a valuation of $1300. B. D. Sanborn Granted a rebate of taxes for the year 1901 °4 Erroneous asses$rnent on S.W.4 N.E.l- and S. N.W.4 19--4--61 and S.E.4 N.E.; 24-4-62 on • valuation of $1600. B. D. Sanborn Granted a rebate of 1902 taxes 0/3 Erroneous assessment onN.E.4 9-5-66 on a valuation of $1600. J. W. Foster Granted a rebate of taxes for the year 1902 °/c Erroneous assessment on moneys and credits on a valuation of $500. B. D. Sanborn Granted a rebate of taxes for the year 1902 Erroneous assessment on 22-5-66 on a valuation of $1600. The following claims were then presented, examined and on motion approved an warra.n ' c ordered drawn for the respective amounts allowed, viz :-- By whom claimed For what claimed Claimed. Allowed. Fund. Chas. E. Southard Judge' s fees 25 95 25 95 County. Chas. E. Southard Judge' s fees 14 80 14 �0 Chas. E. Southard do 11 25 11 25 Chas. E. Southard do 16 05 16 05 Chas. E. Southard do 15 95 15 95 Chas. E. Southard do 10 50 10 50 Chas. E. Southard do 23 t 5 23 85 " Jas. W. Gault Justice fees 7 70 7 20 L. B. Willard Services ° Coroner 5 00 5 00 " L. B. Willard Justice fees 5 05 5 05 L. B. :illard do 7 40 7 40 _J_ 41 _ ______ E. P. House Justice fees 5 05 5 05 County. L. B. Willard do 7 10 7 10 " W. W. Wolfe Constable fees 5 00 3 75 N Lewis Wolfe Specia Constable fees 11 20 6 15 " H. T. O' Connor D. D. Aty fees J. C. 5 00 5 00 " D. F. Camp Constable fees 1 80 1 80 " D F. Camp do 1 80 1 80 " John Owens Witness fees J. C. 1 50 1 50 " Rudolph Miller do 1 6o 1 6c " /Geo, Clark do 1 80 1 80 N 0. G. Moore do 1 6o 1 6o " N. G. Anderson do 1 7Q 1 70 " Wm. Owens do 1 50 1 50 " Albert Allison do 1 6o 1 6o " R. Maberry do 1 6o l 6o b R. F. Graham do 1 00 1 00 " Blanch Tilyou do 1 00 1 00 N T. H. Roseman do 1 00 1 00 N Co C. Carrel do 1 00 1 00 " Mc/141 Rebate of 1902 tax 0i4 Erroneous assessment 1 53 Rebate D. L. Hubbard do 1 26 K/3 do 9 50 J/120 and J/132 do 8 25 J/110 do 5 81 A/44 do 3 80 B/28 do 7 80 J/107 do 4 15 G/110 Rebate 1901 taxes ale Erroneous assessment 21 6o Amelia T. Alcorn " N N °b " " 3 15 _ A/30 Rebate of 1902 taxes �c Erroneous assessment 11 62 4•••.- F/179 do 9 50 In order that the Board may have time to view Roads and bridges in the vicinity of Bracewell and Farmers Spur an adjournment was then taken to 9 o' clock A. M. Tuesday, October 13, 1903. ATTEST:-- V-. l 6e da -, Clerk _ ( / ),Z� el Chairman. By , Deputy. 142 8th day of October A. D. 190, ter,. Greeley) Colorado, Tuesday, October 13th, A. D. 1903. The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado met at 9 o' clock A. M. pur- suant to adjournment of the 12th inst. Present:-- Hon. C. H. Rea, Chairman. W. R. Adams, Clerk " R. W. DeVinny, Commissioner. By A. J. Luther, Deputy. Fritz Wattenberg, " The minutes of the proceedings as held September 15) 16) and 17 and 29 1903 and October 5) 6) 7, S, 9, 10 and 12 were read and on motion approved. The petition of R. S. Jhesnut praying for a rebate of taxes was presented and after investigating the claims made therein on motion it was ordered disallowed and placed on file . The following claims were then presented, examined and on motion approved and warrants' ordered drawn for the respective amounts allowed, viz:-- By whom claimed. For what claimed. Claimed. Allowed. Fund. Fritz Wattenberg Burying Carcass &c °/ Road Dist. 2 2 00 2 00 Road. Fritz Wattenberg Pauper Transportation 1 05 1 05 Pauper. C. H. Rea Commissioner fees 40 00 40 00 County. Fritz Wattenberg Commr. Fees & Mileage 36 00 36 00 " R. W. DeVinny Comr. fees & Mileage 36 B`O 36 ao Fritz Wattenberg Commr fees & Mileage °/ Dist. 2 20 00 20 00 Road. An adjournment was then taken to 9 o' clock a. m. Monday, November 2, 1903. Attest:-- W. R. Adams, Clerk /,I/ Y/ dU ,,� Chairman. By Deputy. 4 1. 4 __ __ _ 9th day of October 190 term. Greeley, Colorado, Monday, November 22 A. D. 1903. The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado met at 9 o' clock A. M. pur- suant to adjournment of the 13th day of October. Present:-- Hon. C. H. Rea) Chairman. W. R. Adams, Clerk. " R. W. DeVinnyy, Commissioner. By A. J. Luther, Deputy. Fritz Wattenberg, 7 It appearing to the Board that County Warrants 3201E and 2685E for the sum of $2.24 each were issued by mistake in payment of the same claim, and that warrant 3201E has been paid ant cancelled, therefore it was on motion ordered that County Warrant No. 2685E be and the same is hereby cancelled. The following claims were then presented, examined and on motion approved and warrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts allowed, viz:-- By whom claimed. For what claimed. Claimed. Allowed. Fund. G. W. Abbott - Road work % Dist. 2 39 00 39 00 Road. J. A. Patterson Road work °,G Road Dist. 1 3 00 3 00 " An adjournment was then taken to 9 o' clock A. M. Wednesday, November 42 1903 . Attest:-- . ,4, 3 Clerk 1 G d U Chairman. By Deputy 144 10th day of October 1903 term. Greeley, Colorado, Wednesday, November 4th, A. D. 1903. The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado met at 9 o' clock A. M. pur- suant to adjournment of the 2nd inst. Present:-- Hon. C. H. Rea, Chairman. • W. R. Adams, Clerk. R. W. DeVixmy, Commissioner . By A. J. Luther, Deputy. " Fritz Wattenberg, " The following claims were then presented, examined and on motion approved and warrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts allowed, viz:-- By whom claimed. For what claimed. Claimed. Allowed. Find. A. W. Durkee Envelopes °k Co. Clerk 107. 0 107 dO County. B. B. Edwards Burying carcassc$ Road Dist. 1 2 00 2 00 Road. L. H. Oney Janitor of Court House 50 00 50 00 County. Paul Gieser Janitor work 2 50 2 50 J. C. Wylie Part salary as Assessor 150 00 150 00 S. J. McAfee Deputy Assessor 81 75 81 75 " F. C. Peterson Work in Assessors office 66 75 66 75 " J. E. Snook Part salary as Supt schools 150 45 150 45 " An adjournment was then taken to 9 o' clock A. M. Thursday, November 52 1903. Attest:-- , /y' t b/ a Clerk � Chairman. By , Deputy. 145 _ __ : _ _ 11th day of October A. D. 19 term. Greeley, Colorado, Thursday, November 5, A. D 1903. The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado met at 9 o'clock A. M. pur- euant to adjournment of the 4th, inst. Present:-- Hon. C. H. Rea, Chairman. W. R• Adams, Clerk R. W. DeVinny, Commissioner. By A. J. Luther, Deputy. Fritz Wattenberg, " The followixig claims were then presented, examined and on motion approved and warrants , r ordered drawn for the respective amounts allowed, viz:-- By whom claimed. For What claimed. Claimed. Allowed. Fund. G. D. Horne Office supplies 12 70 12 70 County. Richard Patterson Juror fees Co. Court 5 15 5 15 " Greeley Tribune Election and Printing supplies 220 15 220 15 " Clark & Faulkner Court House and Jail Supplies 8 10 8 10 N Greeley Tribune Election and County Advertising 115 27 115 27 " Goodman & Wasley Jail supplies 1 10 1 10 " Delbridge & Wilson Pauper Supplies 13 35 13 35 Pauper Goodman & Wasley ' do 5 00 5 00 " Park Mdse. Co. Pauper Supplies 7 25 7 25 " Kittle & Withey do 8 50 8 50 Dr. Hubert Work Care of Insane Poor 124 50 124 50 " F. M. Scott & Co. Coal' 4 HoSpital and Paupers 19 00 19 00 " S.P. Stillman Pauper supplies 25 00 25 00 " Lofgren Bros. Pauper supplies 4 70 4 70 " Chas. F. Poe Witness fees D. C. 2 00 2 00 - County. J. M. g. Petrikin do 2 00 2 00 " H. W. Lee Juror fees Co. Court 2 50 2 50 " C. E. Clark do 2 50 2 50 " H. F. Flower do 2 50 2 50 " Chas. Heaton do 2 50 2 50 " N. W. Hall do 2 50 2 50 " A. S.. Eaton do 2 50 2 50 « H. F.` ,Flower do 2 50 2 50 " W. R. Norcross do 2 50 2 50 " E. H. Abbott do 2 50 2 50 " H. W: Lee do 2 50 2 50 " C. N. Jackson do 2 50 2 50 of Cal Randolph do 2 50 2 50 " A. H. Dunham Supplies (); Court House 26 00 26 00 " Greeley Power & Light C.i.Light qb Court House 40 00 40 00 " Wm. Mayher Coal °4 Jail 13 50 13 50 " WM. Mayher Coal Is Court' House House - 85 40 85'40 " Wm. Kitchen Piling °e Road Dist. 3 157 50 157 50 " 1.4( ; IN THE MATTER OF REPORT FROM AUDITOR OF STATE. The following notice of the levies for State purposes for the year 190) was received from the Auditor of the State and after being read was ordered spread upon the records in full, viz:-- OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE. Denver, Colorado, Oct. 15, 1903. HON. Wm. R. ADAMS, Clerk Weld County, Greeley, Colorado. Dear Sir:-- At a meeting of the State Board of Equalization, held October 6, 1903, the following tax was ordered levied for the year 1903: For State purposes (General Revenue and Interest on Bonds ) 1 19/A0 mills on the dollar. For Mute and Blind - - - - - - - - - - 1 mill on the dollar. For University - - - - - - - - - - - 2/5 mill on the dollar. For Agricultural College - - - - - - - 1/5 mill on the dollar. For School of Mines - - - - - - - - - 1/5 mill on the dollar For Insane Asylum - - - - - - - - - - 1/5 mill on the dollar. ' For Normal School - - - - - - - - - 1/5 mill on the dollar. For Stock Inspection - - - - - - - - 1/15 mill on the dollar. For Capitol Building and Interest on Capitol Building Bonds ,1/2 mill on the dollar. For Capitol Building Bond Sinking fund - - - - 6/15 mill on the dollar. 4 molls. For Military Poll, #1:00 on each male inhabitant not exempt by law. (Fixed by Statute. ) The above rate will be charged against your county on the Grand total of Abstract of assessment, as certified by your County Assessor to this office when in accordance with the adjustment and equalization made by the State Board of Equalization. Yours truly, JOHN A. HOLM[BERG Auditor of State. W. H. SU*BLOW, Deputy. The abstract of Assessment as returned by the County Assessor was presented and shows the &rand Total valuation of taxable property in Weld County for the year 1903 to be $12,020,963. and the number of persons subject to Military poll tax to be 2328. IN THE MATTrra OF TAX • LEVIES FOR 1903. The Board now being in possession of all the necessary information in the premises proceeded to make the several tax levies for the year 1903, and after due consider- ation it was on motion ordered that the following levies be and the same are hereby made for the year 1903 upon all the taxable property in Weld County, and the County Assessor is herebl. directed and authorized to compute and extend the taxes upon the tax roll for said Weld County in accordance therewith, viz:-- For State purposes as returned by State Auditor - - - 4 mills on the dollar. For support of schools - - - - - - - - - 3 5/10 mills on the dollar. ' For Ordinary County Purposes - - - - - - - 3 3/10 mills on the dollar. For Support of Poor - - - - - - - - - - 6/10 mills on the dollar.' • For Road Purposes - - - - - - - - - - - 2 1/2 mills on the dollar. For Unforseen Contingencies and causualities - - - - 6/10 mill on the dollar. • ✓ For Hospital Building - - - - - - - - - 3/`10 mill on the dollar. For County House Building - - - - - - - - 2/10 mill on the dollar: Total - - - - - - 15 mills on the dollar. There shall be levied a military poll tax of $1.00 upon each male inhabitant of the County oVer the age of 21 years, not exempt by law. There shall also be levied upon each dollar valuation in the following school districts a tax for the purpose of paying interest coupons and creating sinking funds for the payment f 1147 __ __ __ of bonds issued by the several school districts; viz:-- r '/ School District No. 6 — — — 1 1/2 mills on the dollar. c School District No. 8 - - - 1/2 mill on the dollar. School District No. 19 - - - 1/2 mill on the dollar. School District No. 34 - - - 2 mills on the dollar. School District No. 36 - - - 2 mills on the dollar. School District No. 37 - - - 1/2 mill on the dollar. School District No. 61 — — 2 mills on the dollar. School District No. 65 — — — 1 mill on the dollar. There shall also be levied upon each dollar valuation in the several school Districts • of the County a tax for special purposes as certified to this Board by the proper officers of the respective school districts, as follows, to-wit:, Dist. 1 .003 Dist. 21 .007 Dist. 41 .015 Dist. 61 .010 Dist. 100 .003. Dist. 2 .003 Dist. 22 .001 Dist. 42 .002 Dist. 64 .005 Dist. 101 .002. Dist. 3 .002 Dist. 23 .008 Dist. 43 402 Dist. 65 .006 Dist. 4 .015 Dist. 24 .002 Dist. 44 .004 Dist. 71 .002 Dist. 5 .008 Dist. 25 .004 Dist. 45 .005 Dist. 72 .003 Dist. 6 .011 Dist. 26 .004 Dist. 46 .002 Dist. 73 .007 • Dist. 7 .006 Dist. 27 .003 Dist. 47 .002 Dist. 80 .0035 Dist. 8 .012 Dist. 28 .003 Dist. 48 .007 Dist. 83 .005 Dist. 9 .002 Dist. 29 .005 Dist. 49 .005 Dist. 84 .008 Dist. 10 .002 Dist. 30 .010 Dist. 50 .002 Dist. 85 .005 Dist. 11 .004 Dist. 31 .001 Dist. 51 .002 Dist. 86 .002 Dist. 12 .003 Dist. 32 .006 Dist. 52 .005 Dist. 87 .006 Dist. 13 .0035 Dist. 33 .006 Dist. 53 .005 Dist. 88 .0055 Dist. 14 .003 Dist. 34 .012 Dist. 54 .004 Dist. 89 .004 Dist. 15 .012 Dist. 35 .002 Dist. 55 .005 Dist. 90 .001 Dist. 16 .010 Dist. 36 .003 Dist. 56 .003 Dist. 91 .008 Dist. 17 .001 Dist. 37 .012 Dist. 57 .002 Dist. 93 .004 Dist. 13 .000 Dist. 38 .004 Dist. 58 .003 ' Dist. 97 .001 Dist. 19 .000 Dist. 39 .005 Dist. 59 .008 Dist. 98 .004 Dist. 20 .006 Dist. 40 .006 Dist. 60 .004 Dist. 99 .003 l There shall also be levied upon each dollar valuation in the several incorporated cities and towns within the County a tax for special purposes as certit 'to this Board by the proper authorities of the following cities and towns, as follows, viz:-- , City of Greeley - - - - - - - - - - 16 mills on the dollar. Town of Evans - - - - - - - - - -- . Town of Windsor - - - - - - - - - �7i mills on the dollar. Town of Platteville - - - - - - - - - 12 mills on the dollar. t iTown of Eaton - - - - - - - - - - 34i mills on the dollar. Town of Ft. Lupton - - - - - - - - - 7 mills on the dollar. Town of Erie - - - - - - - - - - 18 mills on the dollar. /) / IN THE MATTER OF THE ANNUAL APPROPRIATION. In compliance with an act of the Eighth General Assembly, entitled, "An Act to Require the Affairs of the Several Counties of this State to be conducted from the revenues derived from the taxation and to prevent the expenses of any County from exceed— ing its revenues" the Board on Motion unanimously passed and adopted the following ANNUAL APPROPRIATION RESOLUTION. BE IT RESOLVED By the Board of County Commissioners, of Weld County, Colorado, that there shall be appropriated from the revenues of said County to defray -the necessary ex- penses and liabilities of said County for the next fiscal year the following sums, to-wit:-- For Ordinary County Purposes - - - - - $ 39,669 24. For Support of Schools — — — — — — — 42,073 44 For Support of Poor - - - - - - - - 7,212 59 For Road Purposes - - - - - - - - 30, 052 44 For Unforseen Contingencies and causualities - 7,212 57 Per Hospital Building - - - - 3 - ,606 2 , 9 For County House Building - - - - - - 2,404 20 Total - - - ,- - e132 230 g i r 1 :1S*; !� IN THE MATTER OF ROAD FUND TO BE PAID TO gUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS. In compliance with the provisions of Section 3, Ch-i.pter 103, Ses— sion Laws of 1895,, it was on motion ordered that there shall be paid to the proper authorities of the several incorporated cities and towns within the -County of `Weld, 8 per centum of all taxes collected for road purposes from the tax rolls of 1903, upon all taxable property located within the corporate limits of said cities and towns. An adjournment was then taken to 9 o'clock A. M. Friday, November 62 1903 . Attest:-- )C , , aada,ynx, °kirk. ( c1 Chairman. • • By , Deputy. • • • • 14 9 12th day of October 1 term. __- _ Greeley, Colorado, Friday, November, 6th, A. D. 1903. The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado met at () o' clock A. M. pur- suant to adjournment of the 5th inst. Present:-- Hon. C. H. Rea, Chairman. W. R. AdamS, Clerk. " R. W. DeVinny, Commissioner. By A. J. Luther, Deputy. " Fritz Wattenberg,Commissioner. Coroner' s Account of the Inquest held on the dead body of James Collins was presented, • examined and on motion approved and audited for the amount stated thereon. The following claims were then presented, examined and on motion approved' and warrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts allowed, viz:-- By whom claimed. For what claimed. Claimed. ' Allowed. Fund. D. P. French Blacksmithing c$ Dist. 1 16 65 16 65 Road. Asmus & Son Delivering Ballot Boxes ].b 00 1,3 00 County. Chas. E. Munce Delivering Ballot boxes in city 3 00 3 00 " H. W. Lee Delivering Ballot boxes &c. 4 50 4 50 " Asmus & Son Delivering Ballot Boxes 18 00 18 00 " Robie & MoCutcheon Court House Supplies 4 50 4 50 " T. G. Macy Court House Supplies 2 50 2 50 it Edwards & Munce Pauper Expense 75 75 Pauper. C. H. Rea Pauper Transportation 4 10 4 10 " Briggs Bros. Pauper Supplies 6 75 6 75 " C. H. Rea Supt of Poor 20 00 20 00 " Fred Minns Constable fees J. C. 6 40 6 40 County. T. G. Macy Coroners Inquest ° James Collins 6 6o 6 6o N w. F. Spaulding Autopsy qE James Collins 20 00 15 00 M F. J. Russell Witness fees Coroners Court 1 6o 1 6o " Richard Williams do 1 00 1 00 " Joseph Knight do 1 00 1 00 " Mike O'Grady Witness fees Coroner' s Court 1 00 1 00 " John Guyter do 1 00 1 00 " Chas. Adamson do 1 00 1 00 " James L. Smith do 1 00 1 00 " J. C. White Juror fees Coroner' s Court 2 50 2 50 " J. S. Dunbar do 2 50 2 50 " Peter W. Hughes do 2 50 2 50 " John H. Behrens do 2 50 2 50 " Geo. H. Young do 2 50 , 2 50 " S. R. Huffsmith do 2 50 2 50 " C. A. Knelly ekuu,:e.0.1 do 5 00 5 00 " F. G. Ballinger Road work 4 Dist. 2 21 00 21 00 Road. Asmus & Son Livery 01; Road Dist. 2 5 00 5 00 " H. Lammers Road work °b Dist. 2 33 25 33 25 " D. C. Donovan Lumber Co. Lumber Is Dist. 2 76 29 76 29 " J. F Rocho Pauper supplies 10 20 10 20 Pauper. T. G. Macy Coroner's fees °k Kester 5 50 5 50 County. Industrial School Care Minnie Erdbrueigger 15 00 15 00 " J. K. Miller Proftssione.1 Services 5 00 5 00 N D.C. DonovanLbr.Co. Lumber ab Dist. 2 61 53 61 53 Road. F. G. Ballinger Road work 4 Dist. 2 14 00 14 00 " Fairbain & Parish Lumber °b Dist. 2 80 73 80 73 " Sachs Lawlor M. & M. Co. Office Supplies 4 15 4 15 County 1 50 Michael LaVelle Labor dia Court House 50 50 County J. S. Morgan Pauper Supplies 12 30 12 30 Pauper. Bills Brothers Pauper Burial - 14 00 14 00 Hughes & McMurphy Pauper Supplies 6 95 6 95• • An adjournment was the3l taken to 9 o' clock A. M. Saturday, November 7th, A. " D. ' 1903 . Attest:-- &a.. .azcz..2 Clerk. . . . .(... . . Chairman. • By. . . Deputy. &V4$4&44MILMA &t& & &4 4& i itrntiR4#/#44&Pr ez4'&04###&0 &t&kW&#1t#AtAtteitlez • • • i 151 7 th day of (letnhsr 19 t®r1. Greeley, Colorado, Saturday, November 7th, 1903. The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado met at 9 o'clock A.M. pur- suent to adjournment of the 6th inst. Present:-- Hon. C. H. Rea, Chairman. W. R. Adams, Clerk. • WR. W. DeVinny, Commissioner. By A. J. Luther, Deputy. " Fritz Wattenberg, Commissioner. e9 77 Report of D. Strohl, Road Overseer of Road District No. 1 for the month of October was presented, examined and on motion approved and ordered placed on file. / ri 7 Report of H. G. Dailey, Road Overseer of Road District No. 2, for the month of October was presented; examined and on motion approved and ordered placed on file. / / (7 '` Report of Frank Smyser, Road Overseer of Road District No. 3, for the month of October was presented, examined and on motion approved and ordered placed on file. The following claims were then presented, examined and on motio- approved and warrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts allowed, viz :-- By whom claimed. For what claimed. Claimed. Allowed. Fund. Peter Huffsmith Repairs 4 Dists. 1 and 3 11 00 11 00 Road. H. E. Felmlee Road work 9k Dist. 1 2 00 2 00 " Neill Bros & Ward Lumber 4 Dists 1 21 60 21 6o " F. R. Smith & Co. Repairs 4 Road Dist. 1 1 80 1 80 " D. R. McArthur & Co. Hardware 4 Road Dist. 1 to 10 4 9n " D. R. McArthur & Co. do ICI 47 ►n.47 " Robie & McCutcheon Hardware 4 Road Dist. 1 3 50 3 50 " E. G. Steele Lumber k Road Dist. 1 94 28 94 28 " E. G. Steele Lumber &c. 9k Dist. 1 271 FSO 271 80 " C. A. Yancey Road work % Dist. 1 74 25 74 25 " Geo. E. Osterhout ' Lumber °/a Road Dist. 1 123 93 123 93 b Belcher & Hodges Hardware 4 Road Dist. 1 3 40 3 40 " Fuller & Orr Blksmthng. 4 Road Dist. 1 1 00 1 00 " William Mayher Lumber 4 Road Dist. 1 38 93 35 98 " G. D.Statler 4 Durkee Envelopes 4 Treasurer 106 00 106 00 County do 4 Durkee Envelopes 4 County Court 86 40 86 40 " do 9k Shambo Road work 4 DiSt. 3 15 00 15 00 Road. do 4 Corbin Building fence 4 Dist. 3 20 00 20 00 " do a' Knutzen 5th payment on Hospital Bldg. 2076 00 2076 00 Hospital do 4 Knutzen 4th payment on Hospital Bldg. 1840 00 1840 00 " do 4 Chandler 4th Pmt. on Co.House Bldg. _ 1700 00 1700 00 C.House. do 4 Chandler 2nd Pmt. on Co.House Bldg. 1000 00 1000 00 " • • do- 4 S/182 Rebate of 1902 taxes 4 Erro. Asst. 19 25 Rebate. • 1 )2 G. D. Statler a W/135 Rebate 1902 taxes 4 Erroneous Assessment. 30 00 Rebate. do aik T/57 do 11 00 do le S/73 do 3 24 do ai P/219 - do 25 50 do 4 Mc/38 do 412 do . ak M/304 do 2. 55 do. ak E/16 do 18 90 . do di. 2/14 do 23 94 do 4 L/14 do 3$ 08 do 4 L/12 do 10 34 do 4 J/53 do 7 00 do °yE H/193 do 10 50 do 04 FM do 15 20 do ab D/15 do 232 50 do ale 0/201 do 5 10 do c`k. H/194 do 1 00 do ak j/146 do 17 87 do ak W/`329 do 12 45 do 4 S/366 do 15 13 do _ °4 N/28_ do 2 40. • do a/c B/V) do 268 do ob K/57 do 196 do a/2 do 444 ' do W/105 do 13 60 do °4 R/168 do 5 18 do 4 W/49 do 18 48 • do ak E/105 do 326 50 do otc J/174 do 1 46 , (o 0/ S/484 do 10 50 . do 4 N/129 do , r 10 40 do 4- G/109 do 12 54 do 4 11/219 do 4 15 do 4 P/125 do 7 47 do ' M/196 do 10 79 do 4 W/31 do 36 99 . . do a/3 W/220 do 9, 25 do al K/94 do 77 56 do 4 &/155 do 14 53 do cctf.166 1901 Rebate part 1901 tax sale 9 50 do a Ctf. 176 1901 Rebate 1900 tax 4 Double Assessment 1 95 T. H. Moore . Rebate of 1902 tax 4 Erroneous Assessment 61 88 D. F. Camp Collecting Taxes . 25 00 20 00 County. Paul F. Gieser Wiring County House Bldg. 20 00 20 00 Co.House. . T. A. Nolan Sprinkling Streets 5 00 5 00 County. Frank Smyser R. 0. Fees %E Road District 3 504 75 504 75 Road. W. S. Decker Work k Road Dist. 3 41 50 41 30 if Geo. H. Young Repairs c Road Dist. 3 d 97 8 97 " R. W. DeVinny Assistant Superintendent of Poor 5 00 5 00 Pauper. G. D.Statler °6 Fisher Pauper Transportation 2 05 2 05 " do °ia Manke do 2 05 2 03 " do 4 Michael do 2'105 2 05 " do * Redmond Nursing at Hospital 39 00 39 00 " George H. Young Pauper Supplies 2 35 2 35 " W. J. Ketley Livery °6 Hospital 1 00 1 00 " D. E. Gray Hospital Supplies 36 60 36 60 " • Town of Erie Pauper Supplies 20 05 20 05 " Van Sickle Livery Co. Livery ak Road Dists. one & 2 5 00 5 00 Road. H. G. Dailey R. 0. Fees ° Road Dist. 2 528 CO 510 00 N D. Strohl R. 0. Fees °16 Road Dist. 1 546 95 546 95 " Chas. I. Colwell Water Commr. Dist. 1 30 00 30 00 County. J. F. Arbuckle Depy. Water Comr. Dist. 1 4 50 4 50 County T. C. Winbourn Depy. Water Comr. Dist. 2 26 05 26 05 " P. J. Mission do 25 83 25 a3 " 0. M. Jump Water Commissioner Dist. 2 51 6h 51 65 " J. L. Armstrong Water Commr. Dist. 3 77 50 77 50 N J. R. Anderson Water Commr. Dist. 4 51 67 51 67 " A. L. Gibson Water Commr. Dist. 5 51 66 51 66 " Moses Hoover Water Commr. Dist. 6 25 00 25 00 " Frank Ma '.den Clerk D. C. Fees 300 00 300 00 " D. F. Camp Constable Fees 21 40 21 40 " Frank Ma den P. 0. Box Rent 1 00 1 00 " Robie & McCutcheon Jail Supplies 2 25 2 25 " A. J. Park Jail Supplies 7 55 7 55 " James D. Potter Repairs % Ct. 'House * Jail 11 47 11 47 " L. C. Erkenbeck Road work 0b Dist. 2 15 00 15 00 Road. Detrich Hindahl Road work % Dist. 2 25 00 25 00 " E. D.Welker Hdwre. Co. Hardware a6 Road Dist 2 a 6o 8 60 D. E. Gray Court House Supplies 20 05 20 05 County Robt. Steele Insurance on Hospital Building 37 50 37 50 Hospital Jackson & Ferguson do 56 25 56 25 " Jackson & Ferguson do 56 .25 56 25 " H. C. Havenir do 37 50 37 50 " R . S.Roeschlaub & Son Prof.Serviees °i6 Hospital Bldg. 46 52 46 52 " do do qG Co. House 39 00 39 00 Co.House. B. G. Godfrey Road work ° Dist. 3 57 75 57 75 Road Robie & McCutcheon Hardware * Road Dist. 3 2 90 2 90 " C. H. Boyd Road work 0,4 Dist. 3 10 50 10 50 " 1 Homer Sims Road work °i Road Dist. 3 7 00 7 00 Road. John H. Behrens %Lumber aide Road Dist. 3 5 46 5 46 " Platteville Lbr. Yard Lumber %% Road Dist . 3 28 77 2$ 77 " . John Knutson Supt. of Hospital 50 00 50 00 Pauper. ' J. N. Gibson Hospital Supplies 43 25 43 25 Marks Market do 15 20 15 10 " John Knutson do 18 00 18 00 " Lofgren Bros. do 9 35 9 35 " Robie & McCutcheon do 9 50 9 50 " Annie Nyberg Labor at Hospital 20 00 20 00 " F. M. Scott & Co. Coal 4 Hospital 9 00 9 00 « H. H. Shaw Hospital Supplies 3 15 3 15 « 44 Clark a Faulkner do 20 45 20 45' « D. E. Gray Pauper Supplies 59 25 • • 59 25 « Thos. LaVelle Expense °1c Sister' s orphanage 24 00 ' 24 00 Co{.nty. W. H. Barlen Labor 4 Sheriffs Residence ' 3 00 3 00 N W. F. Spaulding County Health Officer 53 00 • 53 00 " W. F. Spaulding do 57 00 ' 57 00 ., 1st National Bank Rent of Offices 12 50 12 50 " Mrs. Fred Dresser Witness fees Co. Court - 2 00 2 00 « A. J. Elliott Expense 4 Insane person ' 10 75 10 75 N Fred Williams Telephone bill ' 3` 00 3 00 lo E. H. McOlenahan Pauper Supplies 2 70 2 70 Pauper. ' A. W. Jacobs Pauper Supplies 1 75 1 75 " W. F. Spaulding County Physician 43 75 43 75 N • East Side Grocery Pauper Supplies 1 70 1 70 An adjournment was then taken to 9 o' clock A. M. Monday, November 9, 1903 . Attest:-- Clerk. , .K/ilia. adczn1.42, :: . . Chairman. • By. . . . ' • , Deputy. 1 5 5 14th day of October 1903 term. Greeley, Colorado, Monday, November 9, A. D. 1903. The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado met at 9 o' clock A. M. pur- suant to adjournment of the 7th inst. Present:-- - - Hon. C. H. Rea, • Chairman. W. R. Adams, Clerk. R. W. DeVinny, Commissioner. By A. J. Luther, Deputy. " Fritz Wattenberg, -2 Report of Superintendent of Poor for the months of August and September, 1903 were pre- sented, examined and on motion approved and ordered placed on file. ' County Clerk's reports for the months of September and October 1903 were presented and on motion audited and ordered placed on file. .. /' J " -z County Judge' s report for the month of October 1903 was presented, examined and on motidl audited and ordered placed on file. The following claimi were then presented, examined and on motion approved and warrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts allowed, Viz:-- J By whom claimed. For what claimed. Chimed. Allowed. Mid. A. R. Adams; Ulerx commissioners work 135 00 135 00 County. W. R. Adams, Clerk Commissioners work 125 00 125 00 » W. R. Alams, Clerk Election Expense 88 20 88 20 " W. R. Adams, Clerk Office and Election Expense 37 74 37 74 " W. R. Adams, Clerk Office expense 1 90 1 90 " W. R. Adams, Clerk Office Expense 11 70 11 70 » 1st Natl. Bank Rent Office 0! Dist. Judge 12 50 12' 50 " C. E. Southard, Judge Judge's fees 16 45 16 45 " " " " " 535 535 » . " IP DI le14 65 14 65 " it If I I 19ts5 1985 " W.' R. Adams, Clerk Recording 0 Road Dist. 3 90 90 Road. W. R. Adams, Clerk Recording 4 Read Dists 1 90 90 " W. R. Adams, Clerk Recording 4 Road Dists. 1 and 3 1 80 1 80 " W. R. Adams, Clerk Pauper Expense 25 25 Pauper. W. R. Adams, Clerk Pauper Expense 10 00 10 00 " D. E. Carpenter Attorney fees D. C. 20 00 20 00 County. 0. W. P. & S. Co. Stationery Supplies 72 72 72 72 " Henry Haab Delivering Ballot Boxes 18 00 18 00 " R. W. DeVinny Services °4o Road Dist. 3 20 00 20 00 Road. Kersey Lumber Co. Lumber a/e Road' Dist. 1 and 3 132 28 132 28 » C. H. Rea Service a1 Road Dist. 1 • 25 00 25 00 » Fritz Watten'aerg Service 41 Road Dist. 2 15 00 15 00 " ' Sam Matlock Bailiff fees D. C. 16 40 16 40 County. 1 50 In THE MATTER OF PETITITION FOR RIGHT OF WAY OVER COUNTY ROADS FOR AN ELECTRIC RAILWAY. The following resolution was unanimously passed and adopted to-wit:-- WHEREAS, James J. Cahill, Daniel F. Carmichael and Edward T. Kelm of Denver, Colorado, are about to organize a corporation with power to construct and operate between the cities of Denvefand Greeley, in the State of Colorado, and particularly within the County of Weld, in the State of Colorado, an electric railway line or lines, to transport passengers and freight and thereby promote the public welfare; and WHEREAS, the said parties propose to build a line or 1i es of electric railway between said cities of Denver and Greeley in the State of Colorado; and WHEREAS, it is necessary that they be granted, by the Board of County Commissioners of the County of Weld, the rights privileges and franchises, herein below specified, to be by them in due time assigned and transferred to said corporation, when organized; and wiiEREAS, This Board believes the successful prosecution of said enterprise will materially increase the taxable property of the County of Weld, and be. for the general advantage of its citizens and taxpayers, and therefore desire to encourage the same; NOW, THEREFORE, Be it resolved by the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, State of Colorado, that for the Considerations aforesaid, and subject to the several Con- dit ions below stated, this, the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, State of Colo- rado, does hereby grant to said James J. Cahill, Daniel F. Carmichael and Edward T. Keim, , and their assigns, the necessary rights of way, easements and privileges to construct, operate and maintain, a line or lines, of electric railway, and they are hereby permitted to use , electricity, gas, compressed air, or any mechanical motive power now known of,or which may hereafter be discovered, for the operation of the said railway, with all rails, switches, turnouts, poles, wires, cars and other appliances, reasonably necessary in connection there— with, for the transportation of passengers and freight over, along and across the following named and deseribed public roads and highways, in the County of Weld and State of Colorado, to-wit: Beginning at a point on the south boundary line of Weld County, upon the highway most convenient, connecting with the town of Brighton in Adams county, extending thence in a northerly direction to the south city limits of the city of Greeley, following such highways as shall be found most convenient, direct and feasible; also starting from such point as may_ be desired on some highway leading out to the north or east of Greeley, thence extending in a northeasterly direction, to a point hereafter to be selected on the most direct line con- necting with that railroad, extending from Sterling to Cheyenne, commonly known as the "Burlington"; also the right to use the public highways and construct a branch line over the south line of Wed County just north of Brighton and West of the Platte river, in. a north- westerly direction to the vicinity of the Northwest corner of section twelve, township one, north, range sixty-eight west, all of which lines shall be hereafter specifically selected and shall be shown by a plat filed as hereinafter provided. The conditions to which said grant is hereby expressly made subjest are the following:-. 1. The rights, privileges and license herein granted shall be subject, always, to the 57 rights in said highways, and of rights of owners of land, whose lands are subjected to additional burden by reason of the construction or operation of said electric road. 2. That no steam engines or locomotives shall ever be used for moving cars upon said rail- road or any portion thereof within the boundaries ofiteld county, except during the construction of the said railway. 3. On or prior to the thirty-first day Of October, 1904, said grantees or their assigns must_ file with the County Clerk and recorder of Weld County' a map with a verified statement attached designating the particular road or public highways, and the side thereof, on which, withil; three (3 ) years after filing said map a line or lines of electric railway shall be constructed and in actual operation, and all roads not designated on said map shall be thereafter exempted from this grant. A failure to comply with any of these provisions shall operate as a forfeiture of all rights on or over the public roads designated in said map not actually occupied by said line of railway. Said rights of way and the privileges hereby granted shall extend to a proper crossing at grade of all public highways, and to the right to use a strip of land on one side of the highway where said railway shall be constructed, not to exceed fifteen (15) feet in width where the public highway is sixty (60) feet in width, and ten (10) feet where said highway is less than sixty (60) feet in width; but in no case shall any such road be constructed upon any highway in such manner as to reduce the width of the road reserved for the use of the public to less than forty (40) feet; except in cases of switches or turnouts. In all eases where turnouts, tracks, or switches are constructed in the highway, they shall be so laid that the top of the rail shall be on a level with the road, and the ties shall be covered, and said turnout and switch tracks shall be so placed as they may be utilized as a portion of the public highway. The owner thereof shall construct the same along one side of said highway and adjacent to the adjoining lands, and all poles and appliances for the operation of said road shall be placed upon the exterior line of said highway, excepting at the turnouts and switches. Said railway shall be so constructed as not to interfere with the grade of travelled portion of said road or :with any ditches constructed for irrigation or drainage or with the natural drainage of said road. In case the travelled portion of any portion of a highway is on the side of the road selected for said electric road, then in such case whoever shall construct sal,, electric road shall so grade and construct the public highway at such point as to leave the high- way in as good condition as it now is for a width of thirty (3 0) feet or more beyond tracks of said electric road in condition for public use as a highway. Said electric road shall be con- structed without any cut to exceed two feet in depth or fills to exceed two feet in elevation, along any highway, and proper crossings at grade shall be made at all cross high-ways and at all private roads and entrances on private grounds. No county Bridge shall be used by said electric road except with the consent of the County Commissioners of said Weld County but the owner of said road shall at their or its own expense construct and maintain all necessary bridges. In tbD case the construction of said railroad shall require the alteration of the grade of travelled portion of any road, such change shall be made at the expense of the owner of said road under the direction of the Board of County Commissioners and to their satisfaction. The said James J. Cahill, Daniel F. Carmichael and Edward T. Kelm, and their assigns, owning V 4 I 5S or to own, or operating said electric railway shall save harmless the Board of County Commissioners of the County of Weld, and all officers thereof, from and against any and all claims, if any be made, by or on account of any persons or corporations, by reason of the construction, maintenance or operation of said electric railway on public highways, or any matter in connection therewith, including all expenses, costs and counsel fees arising from any litigation on account thereof. It is understood said grantees or licensees hereunder shall, when so advised be at liberty to employ counsel to defend suits against said County or any of its officers, if any there be on account of any such claims and that the county officials defendant will at the instance of said Grantees and licensees execute any necessary appeal bonds with sureties arranged for by said grantees and licensees. In event any judgement against the County of Weld, this Board, or any county officials, be obtained, in any suit, and shall not be appealed from at instance of said grantees, or licensees hereunder, or if appealed from shall be affirmed or such appeal be dis- missed) and the owner of said electric railway shall not within sixty days thereafter pay such judgment in full with all costs attending, and otherwise comply with the provisions thereof, then all rights of way, privileges and franchises herein granted shall, at the option of the Board of county Commissioners) be forfeited and forthwith cease and determine. As a further consideration to the exercise of the privileges herein granted, said grantees and their assigns shall before commencing the work of construction upon any highway, file his or its acceptance in writing of all the provisions of this resolution and shall file with the Board a bond with sureties sufficient, to be approved by said Board in the Pena: sum of Ten Thousand ($10) 000. ) dollars, conditioned to faithfully comply with all the terms of this resolution and to save said Weld County, its Board of County Commissioners, and all officials of said county, harm- less) by reason of said grant and all things done thereunder, and to pay, settle, and discharge all claims for damages or otherwise arising out of said grant or the construction, maintenance and operation of said road. An adjournment was then taken to 9 O'Clock A. M. Wednesday, November. 112 1903. Attest:-- l / / / a gyp _ . a ... . , Clerk. (. fY,S! U ) Chairman. By . . o , Deputy. 59 15th day of October A. D. 1903 term. Greeley, Colorado, Wednesday, November 11th, 1903. The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado met at 9 o' clock A. M. pur- suant to adjournment of the 9th inst. Present:— Hon. C. H. Rea, Chairman. W. R. ' Adams, Clerk. R. W. DeVinny, Commissioner. By A. J. Luther, Deputy. " Fritz Wattenberg, Commissioner. Report of the Sheriff for the month of October, 1903 was presented, examined and on motion audited and ordered placed on file. / , Butchers Bonds of McConnell & Hamilton; The St. John Mercantile Company and of Erik Jannson, each in the penal sum of $1000. were presented, examined and the sureties thereon being deemed ample and satisfactory, it was on motion ordered that they be approved and placed on file. IN THE MATTER OP PETITION OF S. A. KLEIN. Now on this day the Board having under reconsideration the petition of S. A. Klein praying for a rebate of taxes assessed against him for the year 1902 on certain real estate and improvements; the same having been heretofore disallowed on July 17, 1903 and the Board being in possession of additional facts in the matter and believing that he is entitled to a rebate, on motion ordered that the action of the Board taken on said petition July 17, 1903 be and the same is hereby rescinded and held for naught and the prayer of the petitioner be and is hereby granted and that he be allowed a rebate of taxes on a valuation of *300. IN THE MATTER OF PETITIONS FOR REBATE OF TAXES. The follwoing petitions praying for a rebate of taxes were presented, a d after carefully investigating each claim and the board being fully advised in the premises, on motion ordered that action be taken on each petition as follows, viz:-- John S. McClave Granted a rebate of taxes for the year 1902 4 Erroneous assessment on 80 head of Beef cattle on a valuation of $2000.°i same having been as- sessed in School District No. 41 when it should have been assessed in School District 31. Amount of rebate being $6.00 J. W. French Granted a rebate of 1902 taxes ° Erroneous ,Assessment on Real Estate on a valuation of $545. Mrs. C. A. House Granted a rebate of taxes f r the year 1902 9c Erroneous assessment on Merchandise on a valuation of $500. Cynthia A. Parker Petition Not Granted. Mrs. M. F. Tilyou Granted a rebate of 1902 taxes 4 Erroneous assessment on S. S.E.* and N E.* S.E.* Sec. 4 and N.W.* S.W.* Sec.3 all 4--66 on val. of $300. C. P. Elder et al Granted a rebate of 1902 taxes * Erro. Asst. on ME.*; E.4 N.W.4 and N2- S.E. * 31--1--68 on a valuation of $8000. w. A. Miner Granted a rebate of taxes, year 1902 °/ Erro. Asst. on Lots 29--30--31 & 32 Block 58 Greeley on a valuation of $400. 0. G. Booth Granted a rebate of taxes for the year 1902 a� Erroneos assessment on moneys and credits on val. of $1600. r 1 (;O 0. H. King Granted a rebate of taxes for the year 1902c!.... Erroneous assessment on • , moneys and credits on a valuation of $350. The following claims were then presented, examined and on motion approved and warrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts allowed) via :-- By whom claimed. For what claimed. Claimed. Allowed. Fund. James J. 0'oonnell Cleaning Ash Pit 1 50 1 50 County Joshua New Road work a'c Dist. 3 8 55 8 55 Road. James H. Rowe Guarding insane 5 00 5 00 County. John W. Munce Coal 4 Court. House 8 12 8 12 A. J. Elliott Sheriffs fees 87 45 87 45 A. J. Elliott Sheriff' s fees 5 95 5 95 do do 11 05 11 05 " do do 9 95 9 95 " do do 26 50 26 50 do do 3 50 3 50 do do 29 85 29 85 do Venire District Court 101 50 101 50 " do Attendance County Court 57 50 57 50 do Committments and discharges 2 10 2 10 " do Care of jail 50 00 50 00 " do Telephone for October 1 40 1 40 do Telegraphing in October 2 55 2 55 do Boarding prisoners 177 00 177 00 " John W. Munce Coal for hospital 9 96 9 96 Pauper. F J. Green D. D. Atty fees J. C. 5 00 5 00 County. An adjournment was then taken to 9 o'clock A. M. Thursday, November 12th, 1903. Attest:-- 110 ,L2 , Clerk Chairman. By , Deputy. 1f -1 16th day of October 1903 term. _ Greeley, Colorado, Wednesday, November 12, 1903. The Board of. County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado met at 9 o' clock A. M. pur- suant, to adjournment of the 11th inst. Present:-- Hon. C. H. Rea, Chairman. W. R. Adams Clerk " R. W. DeVinny, Commissioner. By A. J. Luther, Deputy. " Fritz Wattenberg, Commissioner. The minutes of the proceedings of the Board as held October 13, and November 2--4--5--6 7--9--11 and 12, 1903 were read and on motion approved. County Treasurer's report for the month of October, 1903 was presented and after care- fully examining same was ordered audited and placed on file. s C Report of Superintendent of the Hospital for the month of October was presented, exam— ined and on motion approved and ordered placed on file. G� The following Justice accounts were then taken up and after carefully examining each on motion it was ordered that each be allowed for the amounts stated thereon:-- . E. P. House, Justice of the peace of J. P. Precinct 7, People vs James Clouse. E. P. House, » " " " * ' 7, People vsHomerAlkire. E. P. House " « « tr �- « 7, People vs M. T. Waite. E. P. House, " " 7, People vs M. T. Waite. Tne petitions of John R. Austin, J. S. Clague, L. W. Hendersh9tt praying for a rebate of taxes for the year 1902 were presented and after carefully investigating each claim, on motion it was ordered that they be disallowed and placed_ on file. IN THE MATTER OF OPENING COUNTY ROAD NO. 455. The following resolution was unanimously passed and adopted, to-wit:-- WHEREAS, It appears to the Board that on November 12, 1902, by proper order entered of record, among other proceedings, and in compliance with the law thereof, the following de- / rJO scribed line of road was granted, and damages awarded to the owners of the land abutting P'(; same, viz: Commencing at the S.W. corner of Sec. 33, Tp. 5, R. 67 and running from thence due north f mile to N.W. corner of S.W.* Sec. 33, being a strip 30 feet wide off of the West side of S.W.+* Sec. 33--5--67. (The Strip 30 feet wide off of East side of the S.E.* of. said sec. 32--5--67 being already given by Quit Claim Deed as per order of the Board entered of record in the minutes of the proceedings held October 7 1902 being recorded on Page 525 of Commissioners Record No. 9) Then commencing again at tie S.E. Corner of N.E.! Sec. 32--5-- 67 and running due North along section line to a point about 1200 feet south of N.E. Corner of said N.E.* Sec. 32, thence in a Northwesterly direction about 295 feet to a point 1030 feet South and 210 feet west of N.E. corner of N.E.* Sec. 32; thence North 1030 feet to a point 210 feet west of N.E. Corner of said N.E.4 Sec.32--5--67 being the terminus thereof. The petition for said road having been filed May 16, 1902 and viewers appointed same day, and WHEREAS, It further appearing that one Alfred Crebbin has made objection to the opening of said road and refuses to accept the damages awarded, ($75.00),upon the ground that it will 1 ( ;2 be a detriment to his property. THEREFORE, After earefully investigating the matter, and taking into consideration all sides of the question, and the Board being fully advised in the premises, it was found that said Road as petitioned for and granted is a public necessity and should be opened for travel at once, wherefore on- motion it is hereby ordered that Hon. C. D. Todd, County Attor- ney, be and he is hereby authorized and directed to institute condemnation proceedings to the end that the aforesaid road be opened and that the right of way be obtained by condemnation thereof. The following claims were then presented, examined and on motion approved and warrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts allowed, viz: By whom claimed. For what claimed. Claimed. Allowed. Fund. Thos. Tregoning Canvassing Election Returns 10 00 10 00 County. C. H. Res Commissioners Services 40 00 40 00 " Fritz Wattenberg Commr' s fees & Mileage 46 00 46 00 " R. W. DeVinLy Commr' s fees & Mileage 41 80 41 80 " E. P. House Justice fees 3 25 3 25 " E. P. House Justice fees 3 35 3 35 el E. P. House - Justice fees • a: 2 05 2 05 " E. P. House - Justice fees - 3 45 3 45 " F. J. Green D. D. Atty fees 15 00 15 00 " F. J. Green - - do 20 00 20 00 " F. J. Green . do 10 00 10 00 F. J. Green do 5 00 5 00 F. J. Green D. D. Atty fees 5 00 5 00 " F. J, Green do 5 00 5 00 " D. F. Camp Constable fees. 1 75 1 75 " D. F. Camp do 1 75 1 75 " Winfred Guss Witness fees J. C. 2 80 2 80 " Oly Scott do 2 80 2 80 - " Fred Murphy do 2 80 2 80 " Weld County Rep. Advertising °k Election 23 50 22 68 " W. M. Morse Delivering Ballot Boxes 12 00 12 00 0 Van Sickle Livery Co. Election expense 18 00 18 00 " Geo. D. Statler Treasurer ' s fees for October 722 06 722 06 " Levi Mitchell Road Work °+E Dist. 1 42 00 • • 42 00 Road. John H. Behrens Lumber a Road Dist. 3 173 23 173 23 - " Fairbain & Parish Lumber clie Road Dist. 2 125 01 124 26 " H. P. Hill Canvassing Election returns 10 00 10 00 " IN THE MATTER OF ROAD VI. w RS REPORT ON ROAD IN TP. 6, N. , R. 66 W. Report of Chas. A. White, F. W. Scott and C. H. Rea, viewers appointed March 7, 1903 to —„ .l 1 (;!I views line of road described as follows, viz: y() O Commencing at the N. W. Corner of the Sari S.X1.4 Sec. 32, Tp. 6, N. , R. 66 W. , thence running due East one and one half miles to the N.B. Corner of the S.E.4 S.W.4 Sec. 33, thence in a southeasterly direction through the South half of the S.E.4 Sec. 33 to the S.E. Corner of said S.E.4 of Sec. 33 same township and range; thence in a north®asterly direction to the center of the S.E.4 Section 34 and connecting with the present County road ri.inning O east from the last named point all in the same township and range Was presented to the Board when the following action was taken and entered of record, to-wit:-- The Board having carefully considered the report of 'the vidwers herein, as well as the objections made thereto and finding the report correct as to form, and believing the public good requires the laying out of the road described as follows, viz :-- Commencing at the quarter Corners between sections 5 and 4, Tp.5,N. ,R.66, thence running North One Half mile and along section line to the Northeast Corner of the N.E•4 of said Section5; Thence in a Northeasterly direction and across the S.W.4 S.W.4 Sec - tion 333, Tp.6,N. R.66 to a point a little South and 300 feet East of the N.W. Corner of the S.W.4 S.W.4 Section 33 ; thence East and a little North a distance of 340 feet to the South side of the N.W.4 S.W.4 Section 33--6--66; thence continuing in same course to a point 1400 feet North of the Southeast Corner of the S.W.4 of said Section 33; thence in a southeasterly direction across the S.W.4 S.E.4 Section 33 to a point 10$5 feet East of said S.E. CorpOr of the S.E.4 Sec. 33; thence due East 1600 feet and along the Township line to the S.E. Corner of the S.E.4 Section 33 ; thence in a Northeasterly direction 1500 feet to a ^p�o_int 650 feet north of the S.W.4 S.W.4 of Section 34, Town- ship 6 N. R. 66 W. TH6NGECrn/nw/A4 /H SANEL'o,fsE ONE HALF l�I/�E AND/NrEMSECT/M[W,r THE/AID ourRIAP Ar/Y.E•C.T•OF SW'"SE4Sic.3/-4 4(q WI T/1 Lasrf'iMEo Palnq llEma rNE ficaN(Nus &1 ',O r It was on motion ordered that the report be approved and that the last above described line of road be and the same is hereby adopted and declared a public highway. The clerk is directed to record the report, plat the road, draw warrants in favor of parties for damages awarded and cause notices to be posted of the opening of the road as above described, and notify the road overseer of the proper district to open the same to travel in sixty days as required by law. The Following petitions praying for a rebate of taxes were then presented and after care- fully investigating each and the Board being fully advised in the premises on motion ordered that action on each be taken as follows, viz:-- Windsor M. &. E. Co. Granted a rebate of 1902 taxes arc Erroneous assessment on Capital Stock on a valuation of $5000. Sanford Cattle Co. Granted a rebate of taxes for the year 190214 Erroneous assessment on Real Estate on a valuation of $1760. Rosa Strauss Granted a rebate of taxes for the year 1902 °4 Erroneous assessment on Lots 17--ll and 19 Blk. 164, Greeley on valuation of 1340. Katie H. Clennon Granted a rebate of 1902 taxes °,G Erroneous Assessment on S E.4 Sec. 1, Tp. 3, R. 68 on a valuation of $960. W. J. Farr Granted a rebate of taxes year 1902 4 Erroneous Assessment on Sec. 1 Tp. 7, N.R. 65 W. on a valuation of 1640. An adjournment was then taken to 9 o' clock A. M. Tuesday, December 1, 1903. Attest:-- ,;6/66 Clerk Chairman. By - 2 Deputy. 1 (i4 17th day of October q..9___ _47=n2._. = Greeley, Colorado, Tuesday, December 1, A. D. 1903. The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado met at 9 o' clock A. M. pur- suant to adjournment of the 12th day of November. Present:-- W. R. Adams, Clerk. Hon. C. H. Rea, Chairman. By A. J. Luther, Deputy. " R. W. DeVinny, Commissioner. 1 It appearing to the Board that County Warrants 3282E and 3468E for the sun of 119.00 and 7 19. 00 respectively were issued by mistake in payment of the same claim, and that Warrant No. 3282E for the sum of ;19800, 19.00 of which was issued for the payment of the same claim as Warrant No. 3468E, and that warrant No. 3282E has been paid and cancelled, therefore it was on motion ordered that County Warrant No. 346S'E be and the same is hereby cancelled. / IN THE MATTER OF STATIONERY PROPOSALS. The clerk was directed to advertise in the usual manner for sealed proposals for furnishing the several County Officers with all necessary books, records, lithographing, sta— tionery and other supplies for the term of one 'year. Said bids to be received until 2 o' clock P. M. Thursday, January 7, 1904. IN THE MATTER OF 'LIST OF REGISTERED ELECTORS. The County Clerk presented a certified list of registered electors ap- pearing not to have voted at the General Election held on Tuesday, November 3, 190, in vot- ing precincts 7--12--21 and 36, situated wholly within the Corporate limits of the City of Greeley, Weld County, Colorado, and on motion the Board fixed Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday January 5th, 7th and 9th 1904 as the days when it would sit, as required by law; to hear cause Why the names on said list should not be stricken from the permanent registration lists of said precincts. The following claim was then presented, examined and on motion approved and a warrant ordered drawn for the respective amount allowed, viz:-- By whom claimed. For what claimed Claimed Allowed. Fund. Lewis Snider Read Work Ric Dist. 3 8 40 8 40 Road. An adjournment was then taken to 9 o' clock A. M. Wednesday, December 2, 1903. Attest:-- 1/pA 1,4 Cler k. Chairman. By JtcycZ4 , Deputy r 18th day_of October 1 term. _ • Greeley, Colorado, Wednesday, December 2nd, A. D. 1963'. • • The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado met at 9 o' clock A. M. pur- suant to adjournment of the let inst. Present:-- Hon. C. H. Rea, C' airman. W. R. Adams, Clerk. R. W. DeVinny, Commissioner. By A. J. Luther, Deputy. " Fritz Wattenberg, op The following petitions praying for a rebate of taxes were presented, examined and after carefully investigating each and being fully advised in the premises, on motion ordered that action be taken on each petition as follows:-- Mary S. L. Short Granted a refund of all 1902 taxes °3 Erroneous Assessment on S.1 .4 22--5--67 same not being taxable. Scott L. Getchell Granted a rebate of 1902 taxes % Erroneous assessment on N. i N.E. Sec. 31, Tp. 6--66. on a valuation of $1600. J. S. Clague Granted a rebate of taxes, year 1902 °/ Erroneous assessment on N.W.4 24-6-66 on a valuation of $1000. The following claims were then presented, examined and on motion approved and warrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts allowed, viz:-- Frank Keefer Coal qb Court House. 7 41 7 41 County. L. H. Oney Services as Janitor C. H. 50 $1 50 81 " F. C. Peterson Work in Assessors office 77 55 77 55 " Sam J. McAfee Deputy Assessor 92 55 92 55 " A. J. Luther Overtime for year ending Dec.l, '03. 97 50 97 50 " J. E. Snook Part salary as supt.Schools & Exp. 156.95 151 95 " Harry B. Kerr Expense & Thomas Children 40 40 " Blymer Bros. Office supplies 7 75 7 75 " W. R. Adams, Coal 4 Court House 12 20 12 20 " W. R. Adams, Clerk Office Expense 6 25 6 25 " J. J. O' Donnell Labor °4 Court House 2 00 2 00 " B. D. Sanborn Road Damages ab Dist. 1 1 00 1 00 Road. Ella R. Davis et al do 1 00 1 00 " U.P.R.R.Co. do 1 00 1 00 " J. S. McClenahan do 1 00 1 00 " John G.Roberts et al do • 107 65 107 65 " Robert Boyd do 1 00 1 00 " J. B. Couzzens do 2 00 2 00 " Scott L. Getchel Rebate of 1902 taxes °4 Erroneous assessment 28 00 Rebates G. D. Statler °k W/295 do 9 30 g6 S/293 do 3520 , °k S/174 do 6 6o " , 4 m/ ea do 16 6o " ° . L/168 do 880 " 4 K/127 do 12 45 " 1_ f; 4. D.Stotler qG H/146 Rebate 1902 taxes q6 Erroneous assessment 20 75 Rebate. 4 F/1'02 do 11 52 " °'3F/ 3 do 2070 " 4 E/ 72 - do 15 40 « ok B/273 , _ do 3 45 " . °k B/235 . do 1 00 " S L/103 _ do 11 16 " 0/(1 B/310 do 41 70 " ab J/ 93 do 1 52 " °b ,H/314 do - 99 _ « 4 N/ 89 do 41 " . . Ics M/283 do 11 "• ab L/126 do 17 48 N 4 K/139 do . 2 55 " `1 N/102 do 6 22 " °1c N/93 do 996 " 4 R/165 do 16 6o " ° P/204 do 1 90 " °/ 0/ 47 do 48 37 W ° W/308 do 2 10 N °1617/218 do 6042 " ° s T/131 do 70 " ° S/ 12 do 23 52 " °,4 Wooley Petit Juror fees 32 25 32 25 County. • Knapp do 16 50 16 50 " lo Abbott do 20 00 20 00 • 013 Durkee Envelopes °° Surveyor 21 20 21 20 • °/s Curry Coal for Court House 6 00 6 00 " °j Munce _ Coal for Court House 32 80 32 80 " ° Curry " 1621 1621 " • ok Lerow " " « « 646 646 " °/ Michael " " " " 11 82 11 82 " ab Rosencrar,z Co&.1 °I• Poor Fro utie 29 10 29 10 " °S Thomas Pauper Transportation 4 10 4 10 Pauper. AO E. H. Chase Coal % Court House 14 2l 14 28 County. John Oster Coal °e Co.House Building 9 62 9 62 Co.House John S. McClave Rebate of 1902 taxes °/Cs Erroneous assessment 6 00 Rebate. Mrs,M.F.Tilyou Tilyou do 6 30 " 0. G. Booth do 41 6o " 0. H. King do 7 35 . . Rosa Strauss do 14 11 " Katie H. Clennon do 20 16 " An adjournment was then taken to 9 o' clock A. M. Thursday, December 3, 1903. Attest:-- 1/V-ft�- Clerk.�/j . Chairman. By. . . 44244. • . 1 Deputy. 1 ( 17 r -- - _ --_= _--- — 19I11 , day of October 1903 term. _ Greeley, Colorado, Thursday, December 3rd, 1903. The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Color .do met at 9 o' clock A. M. pur- suant to adjournment of the 2nd inst. Present :-- Hon. C. H. Rea, Chairman. W. R. Adams Clerk wR. W. DeVinny, Commissioner. By A. J. Luther, Deputy. " Fritz Wattenberg, " i County Clerk's report for the month of November 1903 was presented, examined and on motion audited and ordered placed on file. The following claims were then presented, examined and on motion approved and ordered warrants drawn for the respective amounts allowed, viz:-.- By whom claimed. For what claimed. Claimed. Allowed. Fund. John Knutson Superintendent of Hospital 50 00 50 00 Pauper. Annie Nyberg Labor c Hospital 20 00 20 00 " Park Mdse. Co. Hospital Supplies. 1 90 1 90 " Kemmerer's Stores Hospital Supplies 4 50 4 50 " John Knutson 0 " 13 00 18 00 " " "Lofgren Bros 2 75 2 75 " Dr.Hubert Work Care of Insane poor 120 00 120 00 " Neynaber & Sweeney Hospital Supplies 33 35 33 35 " East Side Market 20 10 20 10 " W. R. Adams, Clerk Commrs. work 115 00 115 00 County. H. Reynolds & Co. Court House Supplies 1 50 1 50 " I. H. Paine Plumbing 4 Court House 5 05 5 05 " C. I. Colwell Water Commr. Dist. 1 30 00 30 00 " J. L. Armstrong Water Commr. Dist. 3 65 00 65 00, P. J. Huss ion Depy. Water Commr. Dist. 2 12 75 12 75 " T. C. Winbourn Depy. Water Commr. Dist. 2 12 50 12 50 " C. M. Jump Water Commr Dist. 2 50 50 50 50 " Park Mdse. Co. Jail Supplies 16 30 16 30 " Wilson Grocery Jail Supplies 10 40 10 40 N. A. J. Park Hospital Supplies 9 20 9 20 Pauper. • vii. J. N. Gibson Pauper Supplies 3 97 3 97 " Wilson Grocery Co. Pauper Supplies 7 05 7 05 " P. B Jackson Coal 0,1s County House Bldg. 15 73 15 73 Pauper. Hughes & McMurphy Pauper Supplies 7 10 7 10 " Walter Roberts Witness fees D. C. 2 6o 2 6o County. Greeley Gas Co. Laying Pipes °* Hospital Bldg B0 20 80 20 Hospital Frank A. Malden Labot at Court House 2 00 1 6o County R. F. Graham Witness fees D. C. 2 00 2 00 A. H. Myer Delivering Ballot Boxes. 15 00 15 00 " 1 GS Br. R. F. Graham Witness fees County Court 2 15 2 County. Town of Erie Pauper Supplies 16 25 16 25 Paper. J. F. Rocho Pauper Supplies 1 75 1 75 " Vansickle Livery Livery 0,4 Hospital 2 50 2 50 " Van Sickle Livery Livery °,S County House Bldg. 1 00 1 00 Co:Couse. Chas. J. Cole Juror fees D. C. 5 00 5 00 County. D.E. Gray qE Cushett Witness fees D. C. 2 00 2 00 " Otis Scott Witness fees D. C. 5 15 5 15 I. 0. C. Kent do 2 6o 2 60 " Fred Murphy do 5 15 5 15 " B. F. Beamer do 3 95 3 95 " Colo. Telephone Co. Phone Hillsboro Ditch. 7 50 7 50 " E. M. Nusbaum Building ash pit °b C. H. 22 00 22 00 " L. T. Brownell Court House supplies 1 50 1 50 " Newton C. Garbutt Official reporter D. C. 155 00 155 00 " T. G. Macy Coroner' s fees 4 Newman. 7 80 7 BO " Chas. E. Munce Livery 4 Court House 25 25 • " , John W. Munce Coal °k Court House 9 90 9 90 N. R. Adams, Clerk Election expense 20 35 20 35 " B. D. Sanborn Rebate 1902 taxes '$ Erroneous assessment 2$ 00 Rebate. B. D. Sanborn do 32 00 " E. E. Baker Survey °k County House 5 00 5 00 Co.House. Vansiekle Livery Co. Livery °l Road Dists. 1 and 2 5 50 4 00 Roads,. D. F. Camp Constable fees 70 70 70 70 County. D. F. Camp Constable fees 5 40 5 40 " Frank Leavin Witness fees D. C. 2 00 2 00 " Roy Ray do 3 95 3 95 " Anna Strahan do 8 45 8 45 " Mattie Lewis do 8 45 8 45 W. F. Spaulding do 2 00 2 00 " Julia Gordon do 8 45 8 45 " S. Francis do 11 75 8 45 " James D. Potter Repairs °e Sheriff' s residence 1 10 1 10 " T. A. Nolan Sprinkling Streets 5 00 5 00 " Pier Bros. Court House Supplies 7 40 7 40 " Greeley Tribune Pub. Co. Advertising 51 24 51 24 " Wilson Grocery Co. Court House Supplies 13 25 13 25 " Paul Gieser Services as Janitor 2 50 2 50 " H. k. Churchill Atty. fees D. C. 20 00 20 00 " John T. Jacobs Atty. fees D. C. 30 00 30 00 .. Joseph C. Ewing do 20 00 20 00 " Charles F. Tew do 20 00 20 00 " E. C. Smith do 20 00 20 00 " v 1 (a) F E. C. Smith Attorney fees D. C. 20 00 20 00 County. L. H. Harrison Petit Juror fees 2 50 2 50 " R. T. Collins do 7 50 7 50 " • W. F. Thompson do 2 50 2 50 " Geo. W. Nichols do - 12 50 12 50 " Fred S. Dresser do ' 7 50 7 50 " , C. A. White do 7 50 7 50 " J. S. McDonald do 7 50 7 50 " N. W. Hall do 7 50 7 50 " A. H. Bliss do 6 20 6 20 " J. L. Miner ' do 22 40 22 40 " D. Pardee do 4 00 4 00 " Wright Gray do 6 95 6 95 " P. W. Putnam do 2 50 2 50 " F. P. Waite do 29 70 29 70 " Wm. K. Day do ' 9 50 9 50 N t Frank Beeman do" 7 50 7 50 N Charles Farr do 22 80 22 $0 W W. D. Porter do 26 40 ' 26 40 " W. S. Decker do 26 40 26 40 " Chas. Heaton do 7 50 7 50 " Ed Rankin do 23 40 23 40 " Jacob P. Oster do 24 30 24 30 " J. J. Dean do 24 15 24 15 " W. M. Boomer do • 20 00 ' 26 00 B. M. Lair do 24' 30 24 30 " H. U. Williams do - 7 50 7 50 " Frank Kistler do 10 30 9 70 • " P. W. Phennah do 12 25 10 30 " Thos. G. Macy Coroner's fees 5 6o 5 6o " Thos. G. Macy do 5 00 5 00 " Chris McNalley Witness fees D. C. 14 80 11 80 " J. W. Penrose do 14 80 11 80 " John Ray do 14 80 11 80 " W. E. Stimpson do 11 80 9 80 " D. E. Carpenter Atty. fees D. C. 20 00 20 00 " Park Mdse. Co. Pauper Supplies 5 90 5 90 Pauper. E. H. McClanahan Pauper supplies 3 65 3 65 " G. W. Putney do 4 33 4 33 " Cora M. Morris & Co. do 6 00 6 00 " An adjournment was then taken to 9 o' clock A. M.Friday, December 4, 1903. Attest:-- =- Clerk --- Y-V712--d-- Chairman. By- --) Deputy 170 20th da of October 1993 term. Greeley, Colorado, Friday, December 4th, A. D. 1903. The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado met at 9 o' clock A. M. pur- suant to adjournment of the 3rd inst. Present:-- Hon. C. H. Rea, Chairman. W. R. Adams, Clerk " R. W. DeVinny, Commissioner By A. J. Luther, Deputy. • BFritz Watenberg, " The Bond of Chandler & Robinson was then presented, for the erection of a pest House in the penal sum of 1600. and after carefully investigating same and the sureties thereon beano' deemed ample and sufficient it was on motion ordered approved and placed on file. County Judge's report for the month of November 1903 was presented, examined and on mo- tion audited and ordered placed on file. /0/ Report of Frank Smyser, Road overseer of Road District No. 3 for the month of November was presented and on motion approved and ordered placed on file. /')' Report of H. G. Daily, . Roadoverseer of Road District No. 2 and of Daniel Strohl, Road- overseer or Road District No. 1 for the month of November 1903 were presented and after care - fully examining each were on motion approved and ordered placed on file. The Claims of W. A. Hill for $2.50; Maggie Hill $2.50; Henry Wilson $2.50; Joe Domniski $2.50; Chas. Alaux $2.50; Peter Gaullot $2.50; C. A. Griffiths $2.50; Edith Underwood $2.50; Maggie Anderson 12.50; George Matthews 12.50; William Alaux $2.50; Robert Jackson 2.50; John Keam $9.55; Ida Morris $7.80; Anna Sedgwick $7.80; Mrs. Mary Cahill $1.00; Mrs. Addie Scott $2.50; Frederick Ireland .60; Henry Peff $4.30; Clyde Ireland '4.60; Wm. Shack $4.30; and C. A. Coon 4.60 were presented to the Board and after carefully investigating the claim of each were on motion ordered disallowed and ordered placed on file. The following Justice accounts were then presented and after carefully investigating the claim in each case, and being thoroughly advised in the premises, on motion it was ordered that action be taken and. that .they be granted for the amount stated thereon, viz:-- L. B Willard, Justice of the peace of J. P. Prect. No. 72 People vs James Clouse. L. B. Willard, » " " » " • " 7) People vs Conrad Kechter. L. B. Willard, " e " " " " ' 7, "eop!e vs W. F. Schilling. L. B. Willard, N N INN NW 0 " 72 People vs L. L. McKenney. L. B. Willard, " N N « N » " » 7, People wl lam lmith. J. W. Pacon, NNW N N N » " 2) People vs Ed. J. Probert. E. P. House N N N N p N N � N 7, People vs Leonard Sedgwick. James L. McCain, N N N N N N N " 5, People vs Martin Hickey. N N N N N N N N N N N 5) People vs Ed Johnson. -1 7 1 The following claims were then presented, examined and on motion approved and warrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts allowed, viz:-- By whom Claimed. For what claimed. Claimed. Allowed. Fund. F, D$ Dailey Special Constable services , 15 00 15 00 County. 7: 'W. Bacbn Justice Pees s. :. 6 15 6 15 " Union Bank Witness fees D. C. 5 95 5 95 " Tobias Mattox do 2 75 2.75. " Ray Jones do 2 00 2 00 " J. Fe Rocho do 5 00 5 00 I J. F. R0Ch0 q6 Miller do 3 50 3 50 ,i " • P. ,Huffsmith °4 Knowlton do 5 95 5 95 " • Elmer Turner do 2 15 2 00 N Wilson Turner do 2 15 2 00 " D. F. Camp do 2 00 2 00 " D. F. Camp do 2 00 2 00 " D. F. Camp do 2 00 2 00 " D. F. Camp do 4 00, 4 00 it T. H. Roseman do 2 00 2 00 N L. L. McKenney do 2 00 2 00 " Mrs. Emma F.Tilyou do 3 50 3 50 Blanche Tilyou ddo 10 40 10 40 " S. G. Fuller do 5 95 5 95 . " J. W. Johnson do 25 55 25 55 " E. K. Packard do 3 50 3 50 " Geo. N. Yeagy do 3 20 3 20 N . J. C. White do 2 6o 2 60 " 1 Chas. Mort i:..er do 7 00 7 00 " Arthur Mortimer do 5 50 5 50 " Stella Jordan do 5 50 5 50 " E. C. Norris do 5 05 5 05 " C. H. Roberts do 5 20 5 20 " r J. D. Shear do 7 00 7 00 N J. H. Darnell do 4 00 4 00 " . Sarah High do - 11 $0 11 80 " Emma High do 11 80 11.80 " D. Strohl R. 0. Fees °4 Road Dist. 1 486 30 486,30, Road. C. A. Yancey Road work °4 Dist. 1 70 00 .70 00 " G. E. Osterhout Lumber 4 Road Dist. 1 72 06 72 06 " D. R. McArthur & Co. Hardware °k Road Dist. 1 12 70 12 70 " Jas. D. Potter Tiling °6 Road Dist. 1 161 75 128 75 Robie & licCutheon Hardware °4 Road Dist. 1 12 65 . ,12 65 , Frank Smysei - R. 0. Fees % Dist. 3 479 12 479 12 " H. G. Dailey R. 0. Fees 4 Dist. 2 . 488 00 48b 00 " 1 - f 1 1_ 2 Geo. Held Road work ° Dist. 2 43 75 43 7§ Road. Homer Sims Road work °k Dist. '3 1 75 1 75 " W. R. •Elledge' do 20 00 20 00 " W. S. Decker do 36 40 36 40 " R. Nelson D. Water Commr Dist. 1 1 00 1 00 Codnt '. F. M. Scott & Co. Coal % Jail 10 00 10 00 N W.H.Kistler Sty.Co. Office Supplies 9 00 9 00 " C. D. Todd County Attorney salary 100 00 100 00 " Fred Minns Witness fees D. C. 2 6o 2 6o p • F. P. Lonergan Post Mortem Examination 15 00 15 00 N A. L. Gibson Water Commr. Dist. 5 50 00 50 00 " J. R. Anderson Water Commr. Dist. 4 20 00 20 00 " Kitt^e & Withey Pauper Supplies 2 85 2 85 Pauper. Industrial Schools Care of Minnie Erdbrueigger 15 00 15 00 County. Thos . G. Macy Coroner 's fees 6 60 6 6o " - • G. G. Philip Lumber Road Dist. 3 5 08 5 0$ Road. ' - C. A. Yancey Freight °c Road Dist. 1 33 00 33 00 " . • Fred Welck Road work 5; Dist. 3 4 50 4 00 " Peoples Lbr. Co. Lumber °k Road Dists 1 and 3 252 17 237 97 E. G. Steele Lumber 4 Road Dist. 1 19 99 19 99 " Hahn & Springer Blacksmithing °4 Road Dist. 1 4 00 4 00 " Pier Bros. Hardware ciii Road Dist. 1 95 95 " - • Robie & McCutcheon Jail supplies 3 45 3 45 County. ' Robie & McCutcheon Court House Supplies 75 75 " Geo. E. Osterhout Expense Is World's fair 3 69 3 69 N . ' J. F. Arbuckle Deputy Water Commr Dist. 1 2 00 2 00 N Robie & McCutcheon Hospital Supplies 1 6o 1 6o Pauper. W. H. Delbridge Pauper Supplies 4 70 4 70 " H. Reynolds k Co Hospital Supplies 4 30 2 65 " Ira I. Sides Court fees, County Court 11 55 11 55 County. ' Ira I. Sides County Court Fees 5 70 5 70 " Ira I. Sides County Court Fees 21 15 21 15 " ' Chas. F. Tew Atty. fees Co. Court. 20 00 10 00 " • , G. W. Abbett Labor °e Road Dist. 2 43 75 43 75 Road. Longmont Lumber Co. Lumber 4 Road Dis t. 2 3 85 3 85 " D.C. Donovan Lbr.Co. do • 90 37 " 90 37 " Platteville Lumber Yd.Lumber % Road Dist. 2 58 66 5B 66 " • L. B. Willard Justice fees • 3 85 3 85 County. D. F. Camp Constable fees 5 40 5 40 H. E. Myers Witness fees J. C. • 1 00 1 00 " ' 1 F. J. Green D. D. Atty. fees • 5 00 5 00 " L. B. Willard Justice fees • 6 15 - 6 15 " H. E. Young Witness fees J. C. • 1 00 1 00 " ' i7 L. B. Willard Justice fees 7 25 7 25 County. F. J. (7reen i D. D. Atty. fees J. C. 5 00 5 00 " Chas. Poe Witness fees J. C. 1 00 1 00 " L. B. Willard J. P. Fees 3 45 3 45 " D. F. Camp Constable Services 1 65 1 6s " James L. McCain Justice fees 4 20 4 20 " Homer Sims Constable fees 3 10 3 10 " W. E. Morrison Witness fees J. C. 1 00 1 00 " Fred Minns Witness fees J. C. 1 00 1 00 " F. J. Green D. D. Atty. fees J. C. 5 00 5 00 " Jos. Clark Witness fees J. C. 9 55 9 55 ," • L. B. Willard Justice fees 5 25 5 25 " F. J. Green D. D. Att,j. fees J. 0. 5 00 5 00 " 0. C. Kent Witness fees J. C. . 1 00 1 00 " Walter Roberts Witness fees J. C. 1 00 1 00 " Fred Minns Witnes fees J. C. 1 00 1 00 " _ Homer Sims Constable fees . 7 d0 6 75 " James L. McCain Justice fees 7 15 5 75 " . . In orler to allow the Board time to visit the County House building north of the city an adjourn .ent was then taken to 9 o' clock A. M. Saturday, December 5th, 1903. Attest:--.2/L Clerk. .4//-112--0 Chairman. By Deputy. 1. 74 21st day of October 1903 term. Greeley, Colorado, Saturday, December 5th, A. D. 1903. • The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado mat It 9 o' clock A. M. pur- suant to adjournment of the 4th inst. Present:-- Hon. C. H. Rea, Chairman. ' W. R. Adams, Clerk. " R. W. DeVinny, Commissioner. By A. J. Luther, Deputy. " Fritz Wattenberg, • Contract in duplicate with Chandler and Robinson for the erection of a Pest House was presented, and after carefully examining same, on motion it was approved and ordered placed' on file. � `; / ` The following Justice accounts were then presented and 'after 'carefully examining each" on motion it was ordered that action be taken on each as follows, viz:-- James W. Gault, Justice of the peace within and for J. P. Prect. No. 13, People vs Philips. L. B. Willard, Justice of the Peace of J. P. Prect. No. 7', People vs Lee Fretwell. L. B. Willard. Justice of the peace of J. P. Prect. No. 7, People vs Antonio Oscaraya. L. B. Willard, Justice of the Peace of J. P. Prect. No. 7, People vs Tom Irwin. L. B. Willard) Justice of the peace of J. P. Prect. No. 7; People vs James Clouse. L. B. Willard, Justice of the peace of J. P. Prect. No. 7, People vs Wm. Irwin. . The following. claims were then presented, examined and on motion approved q.nd warrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts allowed, viz :-- By whom claimed. For what claimed. Claimed. Al]owed. Fund. 1st Natl. Banks City Rent of office ^' Judr*e Garrigues 12 50 12 50 County. G. P. & Light Co. Light n! Court House 40 00 40 00 "" Greeley Tribune Pub.Co.Printing supplies. 38 75 38 75 " " N " " Printing supplies - 57 25 57 25 " Peter Nelson Blacksmithing 64 Road Dist. 2 16 40 16 40 Road. Herman Lammers Road work atc Road Dist . 2 24 50 24 50 " C. H. Rea Service arc Road Dist. 1 20 00 20 00 Sarah Hiatt Nursing at Hospital ' 14 25 14 25r Pauper. 0. H. Rea, Supt. of Poor 20 00 20 00 " R. W. DeVinny Asst. Supt of Poor 5 00 5 00 " L. B. Willard Justice fees 1 85 1 85 County. L. B. Willarl. Justice fees. 3 15 3 15 " L. B. Willard Justice fees J. 1 65 \ 1 65 , L. B. Willard Justice fees - 5 50 5 WO " L. B. Willard Justice fees 2 00 2 00 " Jas. Gault Justice fees 4 10 3 " Harry O'Connor D. D. Atty fees J. C. 3 00 5 00 " D. F. Camp Constable fees 3 00 3 00 " D. F. Camp Constable fees 2 50 2 50 " W. W. Wolfe Constable fees 7 6o 7 60 " Fritz Wattenberg Services 0,!c Road Dist. 2 25 00 25 00 Road. R. W. DeVinny Srevices a/c Road Dist. 3 20 00 20 00 " An adjournment was then taken to 9 o' clock A. M. Monday, December 7th, 190; . Attest:-- ____i,ii_a_ad,..,.., j/Yd 7t Clerk LL. CA Chairman. By- - , Deputy. l 1_ :5 22nd day of October 1903 term. Greeley, Colorado, Monday, December 7th, A. D. 1903. The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado met •at 9- o' clock A. M. pursuant- to adjournment of the 5th inst. , Present:-- • Hon. C. H. Rea, Chairman. W R Adams, Clerk. , • " R. W. DeVinny, Commissioner. By A. J. Luther, Deputy. - " Fritz .Wattenberg, " Justice Account of J. L. McCain in•the case of the People versus Fred Morris et al from Justice Precinct No. 5 was presented and after carefully examining same on motion it was . ordered allowed for the amount seated thereon. - - Tne following c4aims were then presented, examined and on motion disallowed and placed file viz:-- • 3 Addle Scott - Witness fees J. C. 1 00 Mary Cahill do 1 00 O. C. Kent do 1 00 The following claims' were then presented, examined and on motion approved and warrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts allowed, viz:-- . By whom claimed. For what claimed. Claimed. Allowei. Fund. Neill Bros. & Ward Lumber 4 Road Dist. 1 108 05 108 05 Road. J. J. Morgan Petit - Juror fees 12 25 12 25 County. City of Greeley Grading streets 75 00 75 00 - " G. G. Philip - Lumber 4 Rdad Dist. 3 147 15 147 15 - Road. Wm. Mayher Lumber Road Dist. 1 148 02- • 148 b2 w F. G. Ballinger Road work - Dist 2 - 22 75 22_ 75 " • Wm. Mayl:er - ' Coal °+E Paupers 2 50 2 JO Pauper. Cora M. !!orris & Co. Pauper supplies - - 9 26 : 9 28 " A. Rydberg ,Hospital Supplies 9 60 960 " , Neill Bros & Ward- Fuel % Paupers 2 00 2 00 " Wm. Mayher • Fuel qb Court House ' 2 00 2 00 County. L. H. Oney Donation °'C Fire Dept. B.H. & L. Co. 5 00 5 00 " • Northern Colo. Ind.Phone Co. Rent of Phone °/c Garrigues 6 00 6 00 James L. McCain Justice fees 8 15 • - 7 7. 5 - " • Homer Sims' Constable fees J. C. • - 7 00 6 40 " F. J. Green D. D. , Atty fees J. C. 5 00 5 00 " Walter Roberts Witness fees J. C. 1 00 1 00 " Fred Minns • • do - 1 00 1 00 I. S. R: Huffsmith do 1 00 1 00 " 0\ a^• 4 IN THE MATTER OF PETITION FOR Q ROAD IN TP. T , N. , R. 66 w. • A petition signed by Peter Wickhorst, W. G. Lovelace and thirteen r 71) others praying for. the laying out of ,a wagon road sixty feet wide, as follows, f- 0 0 Commencing at the N. E. Corner of the S.W.4 of Section .22.2 Tp. 1, N. , R. 66 West and running thence west along half section line about 3690 feet and intersecting with the present county road which runs in-a.northeasterly and southwesterly direction and which is the main travelled road.between Denver, Brighton, Ft. Lupton, Platteville and aree].ev. The terminus being in section 31.---Was presented to the Board when the following act- ,'cn ion was taken and entered of record, 'to-wit:-- It appearing to the Board that the right of way for the line of road prayed for is not all granted and Fritz Wattenberg having deposited 15.00 to pay the ,expense of viewing in case said road be not granted, on motion it wa,0 ordered that oommissione; Fritz Wattenberg, R. W. DeVinny and Max Wickhorst be and they are .hereby. appointed viewers to meet at the starting point at 2 o' clock P. M. Friday, the 18th day of December 1903 and view the line of road herein prayed for and file their report thereon, as required by law; with the county Clerk ten days before the next regular meeting of the Board. John Delventhal is hereby appointed to post notices ,as required, by law. / O 0 IN THE MATTER OF PETITION FOR ABANDONMENT OF PART OF . COUNTY ROAD NO. 112i IN TP.2,N. ,R.66 W. �. A petition signed by T. L. Monson, . Lizzie Monson and Fourteen others praying for the abandonment of the following described line of road, viz:-- . gommenc ing at a point 100 rods East of the center , corner. of Section 32, Tp. ?, N. , R. • -- 4 - 5 and b6 West; running thence East on the half section line of sections 32 33--3 .3-.- 30 , thence on East as far as the road runs through Tp. 2, N. R. 65 Was presented to the board when the following action was taken and entered of record, to-wit:- It appearing to the Board that the line of road,herein petitioned for to be abandoned _ is not all granted and T. L. Monson having deposited, 15.00 to pay the expense of viewing in case said road be not abandoned, on motion it was ordered that Commissioners R. W. DeVinny, , Fritz Wattenberg and Ira Williams be and they are hereby appointed viewers to meet at the starting point at 10:00 o' clock A. M. Friday the 1 th day of December 1903 and view the line of road herein petitioned to ' e abandoned and file their report thereon, as required by law, with the County Clerk ten days before the next regular meeting of the Board. • T. L. Monson is hereby appointed to post notices as required by law. JO <r} IN THE MATTER Or PETITION FOR . ROAD IN" TP. 2, N. , R. 67. A petition signed by J. W. .McKissick, M. J. Slate and fifteen ) others praying for the laying out of the following, described road, , to. be 60 feet wide, as follows, Beginning at a point which is the N.W. corner of Section 26 and the S.W. corner of sec- .) tion 23, Township 2 N. R. 67 West, thence east along the section line between said sections 24 and 25 to the range line between ranges 66 and 67 west of the 6th P. M. ; and thence continuing East along the section line between sections 19 and 30 in Town- ship 2, N. , Range 66 West to connect with the public road as at present constrLticted, where the same crosses the Platte river, and that the total distance of said proposed road is Two and Two-thirds miles. Was presented to the Board when the following action was taken and entered of record, to-wit:--- 177 _______ _____________ ___ _____ _ _ . ____ __ . __ It appearing to the Board that the right of, way for the linJ of road herein prayed for is not all grantod, and D. B. Snouffer having deposited 15.00 to pay the expense of viewing in case said road be not granted, on motion it was ordered that Commissioners R. W. DeVinny, Fritz Wattenberg and Ira Williams be and they are hereby appointed viewers to meet at the starting point at 9 o'clock a. m. Friday the lath day of December 1903 and view the line of road herein prayed for and file their report thereon, as required by law, with the County Clerk ten days before the next regular meeting of the Board. D. B. Snouffer is hereby appointed to post notices as required by law. =/ / "; IN THE MATTER Or' PETITION FOR ROAD /D /(2(� IN TOWNSHIP 3, N. , RANGE 68 WEST. A petition signed by A. D. Holt, Mary J. Baker and . Eleven others praying for the laying out of a road 6o feet wide as follows, viz:-- 0 0o.mencing at the Northeast corner of the North East Quarter. of Section 19; T.3; N. 1 R. 66 West; thence west one mile to the North West Corner of the Northwest Quarter of Sec- . s tion 19, T.3, R. 66 ,W. to the intersection of the County line- 0 was presented to the Board when the following action was taken and entered of record) To-wit:- NJ It appearing to the Board that the right of way for the line of road prayed for is not all granted and C. S. Faurot having deposited 15.00 to pay the expense of viewing in case slid road be not granted, on motion it was ordered that Commissioner Fritz Wattenberg F. J. DaVes and Andrew Daley be and they are hereby appointed viewers to meet at the starting point ‘)! at 10' 00 o' clock a. m. Monday the 21st day of December 1903 and view the line of road herein prayed for and file their report thereon, as required by law, with the County Clerk ten days before the next regular meeting of the Board. A. D. Holt is hereby appointed to post notices as required by law. An adjournment was then tak:;n to 9 o' clock A. M. Tuesda ', December ath, 1903. Attost:-- Zil6t.g_addClerk (___:/6 Chairman. By- - ----, Deputy. , 17S . 23rd day of October 1903 term. IGreeley, Colorado, Tuesday, December 8th, A. D. 19c3. The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado met at 9 o' clock A. M. pur- suant to adjournment of the 7th inst. ` Present :-- Hon. C. H. Rea, Chairman. W. R. Adams, Clerk " R. W. DeVinny, Commissioner. By A. J. Luther, Deputy. " Fritz Wattenberg, " C70 IN THE MATTER Or' ROAD VIEWERS REPORT ON ROAD IN TP. 2� N. � R. 65 W. ; AND ROAD NO. 204 PETITIONED TO BE ABANDONED. ' The report of R. W. DeVinny5 C. H. Girvan and D. M. Lewis, viewers appointed October 7, 1903, to view a line of road de- scribed as follows, viz:-- Commencing at a point where what is designated as County Road No. 204 strikes the half Section line in Section 24) Tp. 2 N. ) R. 65; thence running in a southeasterly direc- tion to the Southeast corner of the S. E. 4 Section 24, thence South one .mile along range line and between sections 25--2--65 and Section 30--2--64 to the ' Southeast Corner op tb 0 of section 25, Tp. 2 N. , R. 65. The last named point being the terminus thereof. Also to vacate that part of County Road No. 204 which runs through the ' south half of •99 t:0 Section 24 and through section 25) TOwnship 2) N. , Range 65 West. was presented to the Board when the following action was taken and entered of record, viz:-- The Board .raving carefully considered the report of the viewers herein, as well as the objections made thereto, and finding the report correct as to form, and believing the public good requires the laying out of the road as recommended by the viewersr it was on motion ordered that the report be approved and adopted and the road therein described and 'recom- mended by the viewers be and is hereby declared a public highway, and that that part of Road fi No. 204 recommended to be abandoned be and the same is hereby ordered vacated and abandoned. The Clerk is directed to record the 'report, plat the road, draw warrants in favor of parties for damages awarded, and cause notices to be posted of opening of said road, and notify the road overseer of proper district to open the same to travel in 'sixty days as re— quired by law. , In order to allow the Board time to view certain roads in the neighborhood of Seely Lake an adjournment was taken to 9 o' clock A. M. Wednesday, December 9) 1903 . Attest:-- 1-11q= - - - Clerk ----LYe1 64 Chairman. > > By---- - -=-4-de-e-L17- Deputy. 1 ✓ b 1 79 24th day of October A. D. 1903 term. Greeley, Colorado, Wednesday, December 9th, A. D. 1903 . The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado met at 9 o' clock A. M. pur- suant to adjournment of the 8th inst. 1 1 . Present :-- W. R. Adams, Clerk Hon. C. H. Rea, Chairman. By A. J. Luther, Deputy. R. W. DeVinny, Commissioner. Report of Superintendent of Hospital for the month of November 1903 was presented, ex— amined and on motion approved and ordered placed on file. r> '' Report of Superintendent of Poor for the month of November, 1)03 was presented, examinel and on motion ordered placed on file. 65 1i The following Justice Accounts were presented, and after examining each it was on mo— tion ordered that they be allowed for the amounts stated thereon, viz :-- James L. McCain, .ustice of. the Peace of J. P. Prect. No. 5, People vs Toy McDowell. James L. McCain, Justice of the Peace of J. P. Prect. No. 5, People vs Toby McDowell. H. P. Hill , Justice of the Peace of J. P. Prect, No. 10, People vs Colored Boy. The claims of W. F. Spaulding for ;5. 00; F. J. Green for $5. 00; F. J. Green for 5. 00; F. J. Green $5. 00; F. J. Green $5. 00; F. J. Green, 15. 00; and Jas. L. McCain for $N4.95 were presented and after carefully examining each, it was on motion ordered that they be di;- allowe1 and placed on file. // 3e77 IN THE MATTER OF PETITION FOR ROAD IN TP. 5, N. , R. 66 WEST. A petition signed by D. H. Barber, C. B. Mattox and Eight others praying for the laying out of a road 60 feet wide as follows, viz :-- Commencing at the half section line on Public Road along the North line of Section Fifteen, Tp. 5 N. , R. 66 West; thence due South One Mile to intersect the Greeley and . Loveland road, or deflect about Three Hundred yards to the East to the Bridge across A the Greeley and Loveland Ditch u • was presented to the Board when the following action was taken and entered of record, to-wit:--- It appearing to the Board that the right of way for tla line of road prayed for is not all granted and Isaac D. Miller having deposited 05.00 to pay the expense of viewing in case said road be not granted, on motion it was ordered that Commissioner C. H. Rea, Isaac D. Miller and Pete. Davin be and they are hereby appointed viewers to meet at the starting point at 10: 00 o' clock A. M. Monday the 21st day of December 1903 , and view the line of road herein prayed for, and file their report thereon, as required by law, with the County Clerk ten days before the next regular meeting of the Board. Isaac D. Miller is hereby appointed to post notices as required by law. 1-- SO . The following claims were then presented, examined and on motion approved and warrants I ordered drawn for the ,respective amounts allowed, viz:-- By whom claimed. For what claimed. Claimed. Allowed. Fund. G. I. & L. Co. Ice for. Court House 5 00 5 00 County . J. L. Gabet Witness fees D. C. 2 00 2 00 " 1 n M. F. Tilyou °r BlancheWitness fees J. C. 1 50 1 50 " B. G. Godfrey Road work 0/c Dist. 3 50 75 50 75 Road. R.W. DeVinny 0, Shambo Road work a, Dist. 3 11 55 11 55 " J. H. Behrens Lumber °4, Road Dist . 3 167 ak5 167 1a " a Wm. Ecker Plumbing c Co. House Bldg. 441 6o 441 6o Co.House R. 111. DeVinny Viewing Roads ''. Dist. 3 4 00 4 00 Road. C. H. Girvan do 4 00 4 00 " D. M. Lewis do 4 00 4 00 " 0. M. Ireland Road Damages a6 Dist. 3 1 00 1 00 " Sarah A. Smiley do 2 00 2 00 " U. P. R. R. Co. do 1 00 1 00 " Northern Pinance 3o. do 1 00 1 00 " Minnie 0. Teft do 1 00 1 00 " Platteville Lbr. Y . Lumber a! Road Dist . 3 40 62 40 62 " C. H. Boyd Road work WC Dist . 3 21 35 21 35 " E. P. House Quit Claim De::d 5 88 5 d8 County. W. F. Stephens Rent 0?fice 044 Dist. Judge 36 00 36 00 " 0. W. P. '. S. Co. Stationery Supplies 91 13 91 13 " Milo E. Platte Water Commr. Dist. 6 6 25 6 25 " F I W. R. A1ams, Clerk Entering Subsequent Payments 25 65 25 65 " F. J. Green D. D. Atty. fees J. C. 5 00 5 00 " :, . J. Green ',) 5 00 5 00 " F. J. Green do 5 00 5 00 " J. L. McCain Justice fees 6 25 6 25 " H. P. Hill Justice fees 6o 6o " F; J. Green-: D �D.. Atty. fees J. C. 5 00 5 00 " William Foley Witness fees J. 0. 7 00 6' 25 " John Kingsbury Conveying Prisoner 2 00 2 00 " An adjournment was then taken to 9 o' clock A. M. Thursday, December 10) 1903 . Attest:-- 2zza_id. Clerk. 7 �=V=-- Chairman. By- - - � Deputy. I 1 s 1 25th day of October A. D. 1.2.a_: 125. Greeley, Colorado, Thursday, December 10th, A. D. 1903. The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado met at 9 o' clock A. M. pur- suant to adjournment of the 9th inst. • • Present :-- • , Hon. C. H. Rea, Chairman. W. R. Adams, Clerk " R. W. DeVinny, Commissioner. • By A. J. Luther, Deputy. Fritz Wattenberg, " The following claims were then presented, examined and on motion approved and warrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts allowed, viz:-- • • By whom Claimed For what claimed. Claimed. Allowed. Fund. J. M. McCarey Coal °% Thos Jones ° Small Pox. 7 50 7 50 County. Emma Whiteside Election Expense °/c Prect. No. 1 2 50 2 50 " A. C. Hausa do • 10 00 10 00 " Anna Reynolds do 2 50 . 2 50 May Fenters do 2 50 2 50 " J. H. Gorman do 16 40 16 40 I. . R. W. Haynes do 10 00 10 00 " E. K. Smith do 7 50 7 50 " Archie Bacon Election Expense 6/0 Precinct No. 2 15 00 10 00 " Saml. Brinkerhoff do 15 00 10 00 " S. E. Rinn do 22 40 17 40 W. N. Jewett do 9 00 6 50 " • • i . William Parkin do 15 25 12 75 " will B. Gress Election Expense a/c Prect. No. 3 8 0_ 5 50 " A. J. Mayne do • 10 55 8 0►5 " . . Foley Bartlow do 12 50 10 00 " C. F. Griffiths do 17 72 15 2.2 " A. A. Crawford do 12 50 10 00 " . - George Hanna Election expense °k Prect. No. 4 11 75 11 75 " A. E. Rains do 10 00 10 00 " . J. S. Newell do 10 00 10 UU " , Alice Dumas do 7 25 7 25 " • Charles R. Markham do 2 50 2. 50 M. H. Laybourn do 5 00 5 00 " R. C. Bates do 1 00 1 00 " - . G. K. Carson Election expense n! Prect. No. 5 12 50 10 00 " • • Robert J. Jones do 15 60 13 10 " Thomas Tregoning do 12 50 10 00 " Lulu Brubaker do 5 00 2 50 " ' r Nellie Dunbar do 8 10 3 75 - » Tregoning & Huffsmith do 5 00 5 00 " Briggs Bros. do 50 50 " . A'`rl 1 s2 Town Platteville . Election Expense a4 Prect. 6 5 00 5 00 County. , A. R. Ross do 12 50 10 00 " J. S. Whee'er do 17 15 11 75 " James Stanton do 12 50 10 00 " Geo. E. Snider do 9 65 7 15 " Alfred T. Lycan do 5 00 2 50 " M. A. Lyons Election expense C, Prect. 7 5 00 5 00 " T. C. Williams do 5 00 5 00 " W. F. Thompson do 5 00 5 00 " Marion B. Abbott do 5 00 5 00 Josie L. Woodbury do 5 00 5 00 " Alfred Willard do 2 50 2 50 " Chas . Davis Election Expense °4c Prect. 8 12 50 10 00 " J. G. MacDonald do 13 50 11 00 " John Marshall do 12 50 10 00 " Seph Francis do 17 25 14 75 " Jas. Charlesworth do 5 00 2 50 " Town of Erie do 5 00 5 00 " David Rosser do 2 50 2 50 " J. D. Cornell Election Expanse a Prect. 8 75 7 50 " 0. Planks do 10 50 9 25 " C. H. Blis'3 do 11 25 10 00 " M. Alice Jones do 3 75 2 50 " B. B. Edwards do 5 50 4 25 " E. K. Plumb Election expense 0/ Prect. 10 5 00 5 00 " 0. I. Moore do 2 50 2 50 " S. P. Bryant do 7 50 7 50 " H. P. Hill do 11 50 11 50 " Jas . Loustalet do 2 50 2 50 " do 6 50 6 50 0. M. Jordan . A. H. Myers Election EXpense 4 Prect. 11 10 00 10 00 " Jas. Gault do 13 95 12 00 " H. T. O' Connor do 10 00 10 00 " J. L. Stockton do 2 50 2 50 " J. W. Annand do 6 20 6 20 " Dr.N.W.Bellrose do 5 00 5 00 " A. S. Eaton Election expense ct/c Prect. 12 5 00 5 00 " T. M. Edgington do 5 00 5 00 " G. M. Houston do 5 00 5 00 " Sadie E. Miller do 5 00 5 00 " rd. P. Henderson do 5 00 5 00 " H. W. Lee do 2 50 2 50 " J 1_ S• ) Andrew Jackson Election Expense °b Prect 13 16 20 11 50 County. H. E. Osborne do 8 70 6 20 " . , Arthur Ling do 5 00 2 50 " A. F. Searls do • 12 50 10 00 " J. L. D,xsey do 12 50 10 00 •" Dewey Bliss do 5 00 5 00 " F. J. Douta1 Election expense �c Prect. 14 10 00 10 00 J. J. Griffin do 10 00 10 00 " - . H'Lake Hall Asso. \civ 10 00 7 50 " E. E. Oviatt do 2 50 2 50 " Andrew Daley do 12 00 12 00 " L. C. Mead do 13 65 11 75 " Joseph Downing Road work °4 Road Dist. 1 5 00 5 00 Road. C. C. Clark Election Expense 94 Prect. 15 18 87 13 04 County. . F. A. Bein do 12 62 10 00 " A. 0. Sanderson do . 7 50 . 7 50 " I. N. Stewart do 5 00 2 50 " J. V. Stryker do 5 00 2 50 " L. W. Hendershott do 11 25 8 75 " S. D.362 do 10 00 7 50 ANNA M. Swan ELECtion on expense 0,4 Prect. 16 13 75 11 25 " Amine C. Lutz do - 12 50 . 10 00 " • F. C. Teller do 10 00 7 50 . " Austa Teller do 2 50 2 50 "• - J. W. Dillon do 8 00 5 50 • " Aley Webster do 6 25 3 75 " . Spencer Turner do 1 00 1 00 • " J. I. Filer Election Expense °. Prect. 17 16 oo 16 00 " • S. H. Fisher do 10 00 10 00 " Jerome McGahen do 5 00 5 00 Fred S. Lingelbach do 5 00 5 00 • " Constance Lingelbach do 23 00 23 00 " S. W. Gibson do 4 50 4 50 • " H. J. Houston Election expense 4. Prect. 18 13 40 13 40 " W. F Willis do - 13 40 13 40 " • • C. Stockton do 10 00 10 00 - H. E. Breman do 2 50 2 50 " - S. K. Boyd do 2 50 2 50 " . • W. H. Palmer Secy. do 7 50 7 50 " • • , Leonard Burch Election expense 4 Prect. 19 14 50 12 00 " W. F. Hall do - 12 50 10 00 " • • A. R. Dickerson do 10 35 7 85 " W. L. Baldridge do 7 70 7 70 " • . 1S4 J. . S. Hall Election expense ° Prect. 19 5 00 2 50 County. E. M. Farnsworth do 10 35 10 35 " . . Twyford Blakeman do 2 00 2 00 " Cyrus Neal Election Expense a/c Prect. 20 14 90 11 J5 " . Frank W. Hunter do 12 20 12 20 " . . Marion Neal do 14 90 14 90 " Herman Luers do 2 50 2 50 " D. M. Scobey do 2 50 2 50 " . Alma Boles do 2 50 2 50 N Lyman Rowardd Election Expense 04 Prect. 21 5 00 5 00 " - . Paul Mosher do 2 50 2 50 " C. A. Knelly do 5 00 5 00 " A. M. Beckwith do 5 00 5 00 " A. .A. Howard do 5 00 5 00 " - . E. B. Coulter do 5 00 5 00 " . . Henry Haab Election Expense cil Prect. 22 10 00 10 00 " . James McKinley do 14 30 14 30 " . . Sherman Markle do 10 00 10 00 Riley Anderson do 2 50 2 50 " . . R. E. Aired do 6 80 6 80 . . School,.Dist. 84 do 3 00 3 00 ". Wm. F. Day Election expense 4, Prect. 23 10 /5 10 75 . " Frank W. Smylie do 10 00 10 00 " . . Mrs . E. V. Warner do 10 00 10 00 if Edward Ti. Day do 9 50 9 50 " . . E. V. Warner do 2 50 2 50 " School Dist . 71 do 2 50 2 50 " C. S. Mulford Election expense a/� Prect. 24 15 00 12 50 " J. P. Nauman do 16 05 13 55 " . . W. P. ogart;; do 12 50 10 00 Sarah P. Mulford do 8 55 6 05 " Eleanor D. Jones do 5 00 2 50 " School Dist. 27 do 5 00 5 00 " . Chas. f1. F o do 2 50 2 50 " . . F. J. Mantey Election expense Prect. 25 2 50 2 50 D. Mantey do 2 50 2 50 " M. A. Decker do 7 50 7 50 " . . J. A. Slayton do 2 50 2 50 N W. J. Griffin do 17 50 17 50 " . . G. D. Statler n! Decker do 20 2.5._ 20 25 N E. R. Clark Election expense c% Prect. 26 19 80 12 80 " . James Knapp do 12 50 10 00 " . J. H. Stolz do 15 50 13 00 " v 1S5 Anna L. Clark • Election expense ah Prect. 26 5 00 2 50 Codnty R. L. Ozment do 12 30 9 80 " Carter Moore do 2 50 2 50 " Fritz Wattenberg do • 5 00 45 00 " 0. E. Datesman Election•expense °rc Prect. 27 12 50 10 00 " S. D. No. 80 • • do 7 )0 7 50 " C. J. Ireland do 7 50 ' 2 50 " C. M. Ireland do 21 64 16 79 Belle Isom do 5 00 2 50 " W. W Roberts do 12 50 10 00 " 0. E. McKinney Election expense l; Prect. 28 12 50 10 00 " E. W. McKinney do 15 90 11 75 " R. M. Barr do 12 50 10 00 " a W: T. Sylvester do 10 40 7 90 " C. N. Youker do 5 00 2 50 " H. F. Sherman do 6 00 6 00 " (Geo. A. Hodgson Election expense ,,/(1 Prect. 29 12 75 10 25 ". F. C. Wylie • do 12 50 10 00 " C. F. Howard do 12 85 10 35 " 0. K. Pettee do 00 2 50 " J. Coykendall do • 10 50 8 00 " N. H. Barto do 10 00 10 00 " � A. Knox Election expense r� Prect 30 15 40 13 40 J. E. Painter do 21 00 21 00 " J. J. Cain do 10 00 10 00 " Chris Wahl do 10 00 10 00 " C. E. Claycomb do 2 50 2 50 " d. E. Peters Election expense "'c Prect. 31 10 00 10 00 " H. W. Baker do ' 15 1e 15 1B " E. F. Larson do 12 80 5 00 " U. T. Bexfield do 12 80 12 80 " • G. W. Parker do 10 00 10 00 " An adjournment was then taken to 9 o' clock A. ,i. Friday, December llth, 1903 . Attest:-- �..-L- ..,J Cl92-off Clerk - , l( - Chairman. By- - - ----, Deputy. 1S( 26th day of October 1903 term. Greeley, Colorado, Friday, December 11th, A. D. 19(3 . The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado met at 9 o' clock A. M. pur- suant to adjournment of the 10th inst. Present:-- Hon. C. H. Rea, Chairman. W. R. Adams, Clerk R. W. DeVinny, Commissioner. By A. J. ',tither, Deputy. " Fritz Wattenberg, Justice account of .James W. Gault, Justice of the peace within and for Justice Precinct No. 11, Eaton, in case of People vs E. H. Cooper was presented and after carefully examining same on motion it was ordered that the same be allowed for the amount stated thereon, The following petitions praying for a rebate of taxes were then presented and after • carefully investigating the claims of each on motion it was ordered that action be taken as follows, viz: Jacob P. Oster , Granted a rebate of 1902 taxes r lc Erroneous assessment on S. E.4 27--4-- 65 on a valuation of 4970. John R. Austin Granted a rebate of taxes for the year 1903 c; Erroneous assessment 'on W S.E.4 and S. 1.- S.W.4 8--6--66 on a valuation of 0960. The following claims were then presented, examined and on motion approved and warrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts allowed, viz:- By whom claimed. For what claimed Claimed. Allowed. Fund. D. M. Jenkins Election E--pense '1/2 Prect. 3 ? 14 50 10 00 County. John E. Oakley do 12 50 10 00 Edward Probert do 12 50 10 00 Jacob Ameter do 17 25 14 75 E. S. Davis do 5 00 2. 50 " J. G. MacDonald do 5 00 5 00 " Edward Knowles do 2 50 2 50 Jas. W. Shearer Election expense 04 Prect. 33 12. 50 10 00 Ed H. Brown do 17 50 15 00 S. S. Wylie do 15 60 12 80 ;. H. V. Strickland do 5 00 2 50 deo. A. Reid do- 7 80 5 30 " H. N. Bickling Election expense Prect. 34 13 10 13 10 T. E. Rowe do 10 00 10 00 " David Kelley do 5 00 5 00 John Athey do 5 00 5 00 J. A. Moser 2 50 2 50 Ida R. Williams do 5 60 5 60 Mosher & Parker - do 5 00 5 00 C. H. FRYS. Election expense cb Prect. 35 5 00 2 50 " Alvin Larson do 12 50 10 00 " 1S7 J. W. Hodgell Election expense °y4 Prect. 25 12 50 10 00 County. W. J. Henderson do 50 50 " H. M. England do 2 50 2 50 " E. A. Coney do 5 00 2. 50 " Mrs. E. A. Coney do 4 45 4 45 " Gilchrist Lur.Co. do u u0 5 00 " Bertha K. laicLeod do 16 95 13 55 " J. F. Irons Election Expense ac Election Pr a ct. 36 5 00 _ 5 00 " J. F. Smith do 5 00 5 00 " H. T. ?List do 5 00 5 00 " J. H. McDonald do 5 00 5 00 " A. J. Lohr, Jr. do 5 00 5 00 " E. B. Coulter do 1 50 1 50 " J. A. McClintock do 2 50 2 50 " . M. E. Furher Election Expense % Prect. 37 2 50 2 50 " • E. S. StJohn do 5 00 5 00 " C. H. Fischer do 12 50 10 00 " Caroline McCann do 1 lh 50 14 00 " '' 4 Walter Knowles do 12 50 10 00 " Carrie Knowles do 11 40 e 90 • Nellie V. Monson do 5 00 2 50 ". W. P. Elder Election Expense 4 Prect. 38 10 15 10 150 " J. T. Perkins do 10 00 10 00 " 0. H. Branch do 14 90 13 50 " C. A. Brooks do 7 40 7 40 " Roy Ray do 2 50 2 50 " C. F. Chipman do 5 00 5 00 " W. W. Kennedy do 2 50 2 50 " Len A. Flint Election expdase °4 Prect. 39 12 50 12 50 " J. P. Romans do 13 10 13 10 " % School Dist. 15 do 10 00 5 00 " , J. C. Vanaken do 2 50 2 50 " W. A. Barry do 5 6o 5 6o " G. E. Lundy Jr. do 10 00 10 00 " J. F. Moody Election Expense °% Prect. 40 • 10 90 10 90 Clarence Whitman do 7 50 7 50 " A. C. Drake do 5 00 5 00 " L. M. Drake do 5 90 5 90 " Mrs. Mary J. Moody do 2 50 2 50 Bertha Whitman do 2 50 2 50 " Geo. Brown do 2 50 2 50 " School Digt. No. 83 do 5 00 5 00 " r Guy D. Duncan District Attorney Fees. 405 00 405 00 " Hiss Christ Moser Road work aA Dist. 3 5 25 5 25 Road.* Frank Madden Fees as Clerk of Dist. Court 547 50 547 50 County. W. J. Rowe Guarding McDowell to Reformatory 5 00 5 00 " Henry Peff Witness fees J. J. 4 30 4 30 " Willaim Schlecht do 4 30 4 30 ' It" 0. A. Coon do 4 60 4 6p ' W. Tv. Wolfe Constable fees J. C. 6 30 5 90 " H. T. O' Connor D. D. Atty. fee's J. C. 25 00 5 00 " ' f J. W. Gault Justice fees 23 25 20 25 " J. M. Brewer Petit Juror. Fees 24 90 24 90 . J. Ho=fman do 10 05 10 05 " Col. Telephone Co. Script a/c County Offices 5 00 5 00 " Sachs—Lawlor M.& M.Co Office supplies 1 25 1 25 Briggs Bros . Coal ac Paupers 5 00 5 00 Paupers. ' J. W. Walker Road work ab Di t. 2. 17 25 17 25 Road.' An adjournment was then taken to 9 o' clock A. M. Saturday, December 12th, 1903 . ATTEST:-- '• • //LaddkW -- Clerk. L71(125.xik Chairman. ' . Sy--- Deputy. . . • . V '. i 1S ) 27th day of October 19 term. Greeley, Colorado, Saturday, December 12th, A. D. 1903. The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado met at 9 o' clock A. M. pur- suant to adjournment of the 11th inst. Present:-- Hon. C. H. Rea, Chairman. W. R. AdamS, Clerk wR. W. DeVinny, Commissioner.. By A. J. Luther; Deputy. Fritz Wattenberg, Commissioner. c� County Sheriff's report for the month of November 1903 was presented, examined and _or motion audited and ordered placed on file. The following claims were then presented, examined and on motion approved and warrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts allowed, viz :-- , B: whom calmed. For, what claimed. Claimed. Allowed, Fund. . C. Rienks. Petit Juror fees 35 90 35 90 County. Charles Farr do 12 80 12 80 " Jacob Hoffman do 15 05 15 05 " W. J. Ennes do 36 80 36 80 " W. D. Porter do 16 40 16 40 " J. H. Rowe do 37 00 37 00 " J. M. Brewer do 14 90 14 90 " _ , Jacoh Uoter do 14 30 14 30 " J. J. Dean do 14 15 14 15 " J. E. Rankin do 13 40 13 40 " . H. M. Williams do 2 50 2 50 " Geo. T. Rainey do Al 00 41 00 " . T. W. Rbyburn do 36 20 36 20 " P. M. Acker do 38 00 38 00 " . , 1 N L. E. Allen do 2 50 2 50 , W. H. Barden Labor C! Court House 50 50 " Howard Briscoe Road work q6 Dist. 1 3 00 3 00 Ro&d.. . W. H. Barden Labor at Hospital 2 50 2 50 Padpep. , - L. T. Brownell Hospital Supplies 4 95 4 95 Pauper. E. M. Nusbaum Building ash pit,a" t (3o. House 29 00 29 00 Co.House J. L. Hautum Fuel C4 Court 'House 13 85 13 85 County. , N. V;. Hall Petit Juror fees 2 50 2 50 " Arthur Atkinson -do 37 10 37 10 " J. F. Dawson Postmortem Examination 10 00 10 00 " W. F. Spaulding County Health Officer 65 00 65 00 " W. F. Spaulding Autopsy Ck George Ellis 15 00 15 00 " Tim DeVotie Road work ac Dist. 1 140 00 240 00 Road. D. T. Blevins Blksmthing. 94 Road Dist! 1 1 60 1 60 Road. R. M. Moore Road work (14., Dist. 3 5 00 5 00 " 1 90 B. M. 'Lair ' Petit Juror fees 14 30 14 30 County. H. T. West Insurance on Co. House Bldg. 6o 00 6o 00 Co.House. A. J. Elliott Sreriff' s fees. 6 20 8 20 County. A. J. Elliott do 1 00 1 00 " A. J. Elliott do ' " 8 10 6 10 " A. J: Elliott do ' 1 00 1 00 " • • A; J. Elliott do 18 I0 18 10 . " A. J. Elliott do 53 70 53 70 " A. J. Elliott do 135 50 135 50 r A. J. Elliott do 90 95 90 95 " A. J. Elliott do 3 90 8 90 " A. J. Elliott do 6 4.5 b 45 A. J. Elliott do 2 00 2 00 " A. J; Elliott - do 1 00 1 00 " A. J. Elliott do 14 6o 14 60 ' " A. J. Elliott do 14 40 14 40 " ' A. J. Elliott do 11 50 11 50 " A. J. Elliott do 3 10 3 10 " " A. J. Elliott do 22 00 22 00 " • A. J. Elliott do 40 00 40 00 " . A. J. Elliott do 16 40 16 40 " . • A. J. Elliott do 28 50 28 50 " A. J. Elliott do 3 00 3 00 " A. J. Elliott do 3 00 3 00 " A. J. Elliott do 17 80 17 80 " ' A. J. Elliott do 5 35 5 35 "" IA.. J. Elliott do 5 80 5 80 " . A. J. Elliott Boarding Prisoners 123 50 123 50 II • A. J. Elliott Care of Jail 50 00 50 00 " . A. J. Elliott _. fommittments and Discharges 6 3o 6 30 " ' A. J.- Elliott Attendance County Court 42 50 42 50 " A. J. Elliott Special Venire 01,3 District Court 5 65 5 85 " ' C. -E. McKenney Read work nc Dist . 3 5 00 5 00 Road." ' Harry Jacobs Labor 0,i Court House 19 85 19 85 " ' • F. 117. Schroeder Coal ab Hospital 16 25 16 25 Hospital. An adjournment was then ordered taken to 9 o' clock A. M. Tuesday, December 15, 1903. Attest :-- - n �2:�J_1111 clJ�' , ----�J/�1-- Chairman. . Clerk By- - - , Deputy. • J 11 -1 28th day of October A. D. 19g3 term. reeley, Colorado, Tuesday, December 15, 19, 3. The Board of , County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado met at 9 o' clock A. M. pur- suant to adjournment of the 12th inst. Present:-- Hon. C. H. Rea, Chairman. W. ,R. Adams, Clerk. " R. W. DeVinny Commissioner. • By A. J. Luther, Deputy. " Fritz Wattenberg, " The following caaims were presenten., examined and On motion approved and warrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts allowed, viz :-- By whom claimed. For what claimed. Claimed. Allowed. Fund. F. P. Waite Petit Juror fees. 19 70 19 70 County. W r. Conley Road work 01 Dist. 3 10 00 10 00 ,Road. The Board then cornenced the checking of the Books and Accounts of the County Treasurer and continued thereat the remainder of the day; pending a completion thereof an adjournment was taken to 9 o' clock A M. Wednesday, December 16, 1903. Attest:-- _...1 ,1 - - -- - Clerk. C/�- c r^_- Chairman.---- h rman. By- - - , Deputy. I. 9 29th day of October 1y03 term. Greeley, Colorado, Wednesday, December 16th, A. D. 1903. The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado met at 9 o' clock A. M. pur— suant to adjournment of the 15th inst. Present :-- • Hon. C. H. Rea, Chairman. W. R. Adams, Clerk. " R. W. DeVirny; Commissioner. ' By A. J. Luther, Deputy.- " Fritz Wattenberg,Qommissioner. /// IN THE MATTER OF DISPOSING OF REAL ' PROPERTY HELD BY WELD COUNTY. The following resolution was unanjmously passed and adopted,viz: • WHEREAS, It is deemed advisable, expedient and fOr the best int greats of Weld Count• y Colorado, Aby,'thie Board of County Commissioners of said County to sell and dispose of certain of the real property of said Weld County located therein, to the person and for the price herein below mentioned and specified as follows, viz:-- Lot 6 Block 26 in the Town of Evans, Weld County, Colorado, to ANTON ZORTEA for the sum of $15.00. NOW THEREFORE, Be it resolved by the Board of County Commissioners that C. H. REA, Chairman of said Board, be and he is hereby appointed and' constituted a special commissioner with full power and authority to make and execute for and on behalf of said Weld County, Colorado, for the property above described and to the person whose name appears above, op- posite said property description, on the payment to said Weld County of the Consideration above named, a Quit-Claim Deed to the purchaser aforesaid. Said Special Commissioner to sign said deed for said County by himself as Commissioner "and chairman of said Board, to acknowledge same and cause the seal of said County to be thereunto affixed. The following claims were presented, examined and on motion approved and warrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts allowed, viz:-- By whom claimed. For what claimed. Claimed. Allowed. Fund. S. I. Matlock Baili 'f fees D. C. 57 50 57 50 County. Fred Arnold Petit Juror fees 51 70 51 70 J. C. Wylie Part salary as Assessor 100 00 ' 1L0 00 A. M. Plumb do 49 30 49 30 " J. H. McDonald do 12 50 12 50 " H. W. Lee do 12 50 12 50 W. M. Boomer do 12 50 12 50 A. S. Eaton do 2 50 2 50 C. C. Thompson do 35 00 35 00 " C. A. McLeod Bailiff D. C. 67 50 67 50 " Gus. C. Weber _ do 30 30 30 30 " J. J. Armstrong Superintendent of Irrigation 11 38 11 38 J. J. Armstrong do 10 56 10 56 J. J. Armstrong do 10 11 10 11 James J. Armstrong ' Supt. of Irrigation 10 dd 10 dd County. N. "'. Hall Juror fees County Court 2 50 2 50 " L. E. Allen do 2 50 2 50 " C. A. White do 2 50 2 50 " C. Randolph ' ( 'do ' 2 50 2 50 ", E. Heaton 'do 2 50 2 50 " A, W'. Jones do 2 50 2 50 ' ' " H. M. Williams do 2 50 2 50 " H. F. Flower do 2 50 2 50 " Sachs-Lawlor M.& M. Co.Ofrice Supplies 75 75 " • N. C. Garbutt Official Reporter Dist. Court 120 00 120 00 " People' s Lumber Co. ' Lumber °! Road Dist. 1 8 74 8 74 Road. Levi Mitchell Road work °4 Dist. 1 49 00 49 00 " Detrich ch H indahl Road work 01,3 Dist. 2 24 50 24 50 " Fred Williams bailiff fees D. C. 70 00 70 ,00 County. -) , The Board then reamed the checking of the Books and accounts of the County Treasurer and continued thereat the remainder of the day; pending the completion thereof an adjourn- ment was taken to 9 o' clock A. M. Thursday, December 17, 1903 . ' Attest:-- 1 . .21Z_C_ � />/d U clerk. -r , Chairman. By-- — ---- , Deputy. s . / . 1 /4 30th day of October2 190 term. Greeley, Colorado, Thursday, December 11th, A. D. 1903. The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado met at 9 o' clock A. M. pur- suant to adjournment of the 16th inst. Present :-- Hon. C. H. Rea, Chairman. W. R. Adams, Clerk. • R. W. DeVinny, Commissioner. By A. J. Luther, Deputy. • Fritz Wattenberg, Commissioner. The minutes of the Proceedings of the Board as held November 12, December 1--2--3--4--5 7--8--9--10--11 anJ,12--15 and 16 were read on on motion ordered approved. 'r n/ County Treasurer' s report for the month of November 1903 was presented, examined ,and• on motion audited and ordered placed on file . • The following claims were presented, examined and o;: motion approved and warrants - ordered drawn for the respective amounts allowed, viz:-- By whom claimed. For what claimed. Claimed. Allowed. Fund. F. W. Schooder Coal 4 Hospital Building. 23 52 23 52 Hospital. J. D. Potter Tiling 4 Road Dist . 1 8 00 8 00 Road. W.H.Kistler Office Supplies 9 00 , 9 00 County. G. D. Statler C Lewis Pauper Transportation 2 30 2 30 Pauper . G. D. Statler c. Betz & Co. Supplies °�. Hospital & Hospital Bldg. 190 67 190 81 Pauper &c do 4 Abbott Petit Juror fees 22 50 22. 50 County. do 74 Treasurer' s fees for Novemb©r 478 55 478 55 do 4 Austin Rebate of 1902 tax 20 25 20 25 Rebate. do a/ S/2. Rebate of taxes, yoar 1902 % Erro. Asst. 20 96 Rebate. do °% S/232 do . 52 80 do n1c 0/220 do 17 00 do °1c F/16 do 1 00 do °b Mc/71 do 13 26 do a/c 0/10 do 16 43 do 4 s/74 do 38 00 do °;4 U/i1 ao 5 28 _ do - ab W/106 do 13 49 do ci/c W/15th do 13 67 do o4 166/1901 do 9 46 J. M. 'Wolaver Rebate of 1902 taxes 4 Erroneous Asst. 32 17 Fritz Wattenberg Commr. Fees 4 Mileage 66 00 66 00 County. C. H. Rea Services as Commissioner 70 00 70 00 " A. M. McClanahan Insurance on Co. House Bldg. 120 00 120 00 Pauper. Wm. Tell Bridge work `c Road Dist. 1 255 75 255 75 Road. T. W. Warden Road work Road Dist. 3 31 50 31 50 Road. R. W. DeVinny Commr. fees t Mileage 71 90 71 90 County. There being no further buPincss to come before the Board an adjournment was then ttken to 9 o' clock A. M. Monday, December 28, 1903. Attest :-- O1 - &_.—.Gc/--- , _ Cle.•k. d-A- 4-.— Chairman. > > By � Deputy. I 9' 5 31st day of October 1903 term. Greeley, Colorado, Monday, December 28th, A. D. 1903 . The Hoard of ,County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado met at 9 o' clock A. M. pur- suant to adjournment of the 17th inst. Present :-- Heil. C. H. REA, Chairman. W. R. ADAMS, Clerk " R. W. DeVIJNY, Commissioner . By A. J. LUTHER, Deputy. " FRITZ WATTENBERG, IN THE MATTER OF THE ASSESSMENT ON THE MODEL MILLING & ELEVATOR CO. ; THE WINDSOR MILLING AND ELEVATOR CO. and THE EATON MILLING AND ELEVATOR COMPANY. - - - - - - J. K. MULLE1, General Manager of the above named Elevator Companies, and his at �orney, the Hon. JAMES W. Mc CREEKY Mtsma ktemmarF-appeared before the Board presenting their petition praying for an abatement of a portion of the taxes assessed against the Mode-1 Milling & • Elevator Company of Greeley, The Windsor Milling and Elevator Company of Windsor and The Eaton Millir.g and Elevator Company of Eaton for the year A. D. 1902 and after listening to the argument of both gentlemen in support of their claim, it was on motion ordered that the same be taken under consideration and that definite action be taken on the same at their regular dAN 11A ft y' fl•D. ileySEsstow.„ The following claims were then. presented, examined and on motion approved and warrants • ordered drawn for the respective amounts allowed, viz :-- By whom claimed. For what claimed. Claimed.' A lowed. Fund. Geo. D. Statler Postage 5 00 5 00 County. G. D. Stat:f r t,lichael Coal Court House 11 32 11 32 G. D. Stater °4c Allen do 11 97 11 97 G. D. Statler °i Johnson do 7 9G 7 96 G. D. Statler ce Frazier Erection of Barn n/c Co. House. 20 00 20 00 Co.House. G. D. Statler alcC.&R. Fifth Pmt. on Co. House Bldg. 1175 00 1175 00 G. D. Statler a! RobinsonErection of Pest House 300 00 300 00 G. D. Statler 1c Backman Pauper Transportation 2 05 2 05 Pauper. - G. D. Stat] er 4-Robinson Rebate 1902 tax °/ Erroneous assessment 11 00 G. D. Statler (14E/`7 do 134 00 C. H. Rea Commr. fees. 5 00 5 CO Coun: . R. W. DeVinny. Commr. fees & Mileage 5 90 5 90 Fritz Wattenber , Commr. fees & Mileage r 11 00 11 00 . n . GeG-49 R 11",;Z:sl -- YaOate of Tax, Year 1'41, fO .eo Q�.�...,..�..t 4/oo OO "' L _-gie4at'e o t Tax, Year 1O7- dye, o 7. o _ There being no further business to come before the Board an adjournment was then ordered. to 9 O' clock A. M. Monday, January 4, 1904. Attest :-- 0 . --(7-1'47-'-"mejClerk v1/67, -- t- Cha i rvan. By---- - ----) Deputy. 1_ 9(a • is t day of January 1904 term. Greeley, Colorado, Monday, January 4th, A. D. 1904. The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado met at 9 o' clock A. M. pur- suant to adjournment of the 28th day of December, 1903. Present :-- Hon. C. H. Rea, Chairman. W. R. Adams, Clerk. " R. W. DeVinny, Commissioner. By A. J. Luther, Deputy. / V IN THE MATTER OF APPROVING O FICIAL BONDS, The Board then proceeded to examine the official bonds of the County and . ¢recinct Officers now in force as required by law and the sureties thereon being deemed , , ample and satisfactory it was on motion ordered that they be approved. ; IN THE MATTER OF RE3IINATION OF JUSTICE OF THE c PEACE OF JUSTICE PRECINCT NO. 11. - The resignation of James W. Gault, Justice of the peace of Justice precinct No. 11 was pre�v..t ; and after carefully investigating same, on motion it was duly accepted and ordered placed on file; said resignation to take effect on and after this date. George Atkinson then made application by petition for said appointment, alai after care- fully considering same and 1eing fully advised in the premises, on motion it was ordered that said George Atkinson be and he is hereby appointed as Justice of the Peace within and for • Justice Precinct No. 11 to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of James W. Gault, provided that he will furnish the necessary bond as required '_y law. The following claims were then presented, examined and on motion approved and warrants • ordered drawn for the respective amounts allowed, viz:-- By whom claimed. For what claimed. Claimed. Allowed. Fund. 0. C. Kent Witness fees J. C. 1 00 1 00 County. H. C. Luther Official Reporter , C.C. C. 30 00 30 00 " J. C. Wylie Part salary as Assessor . 202 50 202 50 " L. H. Oney Janitor Court House 50 CO 50 00 " J. E. Snook Supt. of Schools 216 20 216 20 " F. C. Peterson Work in assessor' s offiee eo 65 80 65 " S. J. McAfee Deputy Assessor 95 65 95 65 " E. B. Coulter Election Expense "/c Prect. 36 • 5 00 5 00 " T. A. Nolan Sprinkling Streets 5 09 5 00 1 Van Sickle Livery Livery �/ County House 4 00 4 00 ' Co:House. N. C. I. T. Co. Rent, Phones �/ Co. Officers 18 00 18 00 County. J. N. Gibson Pauper Supplies 7 65 7 65 Pauper . Asmus & Son. Livery "./1 Road Dist. 1 3 00 3 00 Ro u. 4,11 adjournment was then taken to 9 o' clock A. M. Tuesday, January 5th,, A. D. 1904. Attest:-- fra`G- Clerk. ----CI-L -- Chairman. By---- - - - ----2 Deputy. • i ' 1. 07 2nd day of January A: D. 1904 term. Greeley, Colorado, Tuesday, January 5th, A. D. 1904. The Board of County Co:'miss ioners of Weld County, Colorado mot at 9 o' clock A. M. pur- suant- to adjournment of the 4th inst. - • Present:-- • Hon. C. H. Rea; Chairman. w. R. Adams Clerk. R. W. 1)eVinLy Commissioner. By A. J. Luther) Deputy. • " Fritz Wattenberg, Commissioner. - Report of D. Strohl, Road Overseer of Road District number 1, for the month of- December 1903 was presented, examined and on motion approved and ordered placed on file. IN THE MATTER OF APPOINT- MENT OF PROBATION OFFICER. On t�•:is day the County Court having appointed Lucian H. Harrison a discreet person of good moral character to serve as probation officer in and for the County of Weld and State of Colorado, until said appointment shall be revoked, and to receive an annual salary of t,360.00 payable in equal monthly installments, and it being the opinion of the County Judge and of the Board of County Commissioners tat such-appointment at said salary is necessary, the said Lucian H. Harrison upon taking the oath as prescribed by law was duly made and appointed as probation officer as aforesaid. . 1 This being the first day fixed by the Board for persons appearing not to have voted at the last election to come before the Board and show cause why their names should not be stricken from the registration lists, the following named persons having stated their rea- sons for not voting and expressing a desire to have their names be retained on the perma- nent registration lists, viz:-- William Muntz Lorin A. Thompson R. D. Stover Alex Mead. J.R.Nelson Roy Collins . W. P. Wasley Jos. C. Teas Louise E. SeelbachT.E.Lake D. Ralph McCrery R. J. Wilson Wm.C. Wilson Miss I.R. Smith Chas.F.Elliott M. D. Spencer. J. Igo. S. F. Brewer Ellen Teas Moses State, Jr. . Thos. E. Stone Wni. Neill Cora E. Camp H. R. Withey David L. Arnold Martha Taylor Jas. C. Scott E. S. McCrery S. E. McKenney Mary J. Nickum W. J. Drummond Mary C. Hill Etta S. Neill Ella McKenney T. A. Couture Henrietta Dille L. B. Willard Ida M. Sanford A. Gale Edwards R.J.VanVaulkenberg N. D. Wood. Mayme C. Allen ' Taylor, A. J. F. E. Nelson Wm. Rattray Emile Anderson W. E. Haynes Jane Drummond Sarah Smith F. D. Smith B. A. Brink Geo. T. Annett Durkee, F. H. Clarence Stone Mrs. D. A. Donovan Wesley Brown M. A. Bunker Minnie Smyser Neal Donovan H.F.Elliott Lucilla Carpenter. Mary E. Brigham Amy Arnett A. J. Wynegar J. A. Wynegar Jas. H. Hv.yes Eleanor Brown Brush, Ruth Calvin H. Thomas. Katherine Arnold Mayme I. Llewellyn Mary A.H. Gibson Albert Brown H. S. Wage E. W. Langtry t J. S. McClenahan Irma E. Hayes Minnie H. Currie Psyche E. Boyd Mary L. Edwards. W. F. Stephens Jennie McCreary M. V. Gibson Mae Petty Rebecca Stephens. Kenneth 4. Phelps S. M. Haddon. M. E. Arbuckle 19S The following claims were then presented, examined and on motion approved and warrants ordered_ drawn for the respective amounts allowed, viz:-- By whom claimed. For what claimed. C1tiiimea. i llowed. Fund. R. T. Allen Coal °4 Court House, 10 12 10 12 County. D. Strol R. 0. Fees 4 Dist. 1 538 50 538 50 Road. Ton of Erin Pauper supplies 13 75 13. 75 Pauper W. S. Dacker Ros,d work 4 Dist. 2 22 75 22 75 Road G. D. Horne Office supplies 10 40 10 40 County G. P. & L. Co. Lights o4 Court Housa 40 00 40 00 " J. Y. Miller , Operation on Hospital Patient 5 00 5 00 Pauper. E. H. McClenahan Pauper Supplies 8 55 8 55 " An adjournment was then taken to 9 o' clock A. M. Wednesday, January 6, 1904. Attest:-- 2) 4‘...e 1 -.4 ) -- Clerk. ----&-1- "-f^ Chairman. 3 - t11-1 t. --- i y , Deputy. , 1/ I_ 99 Ord day of January A. D. 19I term. Greeley, Colorado, Wednesday, January 6th, A. D. l' C4. The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado met at 9 o' clock A. M. pur- . suant to adjournment of the 5th inst. . . Present:-- . . Hon. C. H. Rea, Chairman. . . W. R. Adams, Clerk R. W. DeVinny, Commissioner. . By A. J. Luther, Deputy. . Fritz Wattenberg, . " The petition of F. E. McNulty, praying fora rebate of taxes a10 Excessive assessment. on . the S.4;.4 S.E.e and S. E.* S.'E.e Sec . 32--6--66, was then presented and after carefully in- . vestigating the claim made therein and being fully advised in the premises, on motion it. ordered granted and placed on file. - . 44:5 4/ IN THE MATTEll OF ROAD VIEWS REPORT ON e. /® () ROAD IN TP. S._ 4 & 5 NORTH, RANGE 66 WEST. The report of S: -R. Huffsmith, P. H. Herriott and J. McMurphy viewers appointed November 22, 1901 to view a line of road. as follows, viz:-- Commencing at the South e Corner of Sections Tp. 4 N. , R. 66 W. ; thence. South 1320 feet thence East 600 feet; thence N. 34° 30' E. 460 ft. ; thence N. 48° 45' E. 760 ft. ; thence N.54° 15' E 500 ft. ; thence N. 20° 30' E. 600 ft. ; thence N. 60° 15' E. 1320 ft. ; thence N. 66° 40' E 900 ft; thence N. 32° 40' E. 645 ft; thence N. 52° 151 E. 1263 ft. ; Thence North 665 feet; thence N. 41° 15' E. 1490 feet; thence N. 86° E. 465 feet ; . thence N. 46° 40' E. 1392 ft. to section line 150 feet north of S.E. Corner Sec. 33, Tp. 5 N. , R. 66 W. ; thence north on section line to point 50 feet south of Evans town ditch thence along line of said ditch as shown on the plat accompanying Road Viewers report. From Ashcraft Draw to run north of Evans old Town Ditch and as close as . practicable to the Evans new Town Ditch. Also to vacate road running East and West on 1 Section line through Sec. 34, Town. 5, Range 66. was presented to the Board when the following action was taken an'_i entered of record, to-wit: t:;° The Board having carefully considered the report of the viewers herein as well as the j objections made thereto, and finding the report correct as to form, and believing the public is. good requires the laying out of the road as recommended by the viewers, it was on motion ordered that the report be approved and adopted, and the road therein descried and recom- - ,`L mended by the viewers be and is hereby declared a public highway. And it is further ordered- that, the road running East and West through the center of Section 34, Tp. 5 N. , R. 66 W. be and is hereby vacated and abandoned. The Clerk is directed. to record the report, plat the road, draw warrants in favor of parties for damages awarded, and cause notices to be posted 4 ` . of opening of said road, and notify the road overseer of the proper district to open the. same to travel in sixty days as required by law. . . The following claims were then presented, examined and_ on motion approved and warrants. ordered drawn for the respective amounts allowed, viz.:-- By whom claimed. For what claimed. Claimed. Allowed. Fund. C. W. Darnell Road work °,/.2 Dist. 1 18 37 18 37 Road. Thomas Forquer Road work ?a Dist. 1 44 56 44 56 " Evan Davis Repairs (1,4 Road Dist. 1 65 65 " - Windsor Res .& Can1.Co.Lumber o/c Road Dist. 1 107 24 107 24 w . i Wm. Tell Bridge work a4 Dist. 1 - 463 10 463 10 " - r G 200 Wm. Mayher Lumber °‘ Road Dist. 1 37 28 37 28 Road A. D. Butler Repairs °,,4 Road Dist. 1 11 25 11 25 It WM. Mayher Lumber °4 County House Bldg. . . 156 65 156 65 Co.House. Herman Lammers Road work ct4 Dist. 2 47 25 47 25 Road. F.?. GilchristLbr.Co. LumberA Road Di.t. 1 2 75 2 75 Road. Geo. E. Osterhout Lumber .4 Road Dist . 1 43 52 43 52 I, . . Gilchrist Lbr. Co. Lumber °% Road Dist. 1 119 10 118 10 . " C. A. Yancey Road work °lc Dist. 1 50 75 50 75 " E. G. Steele Lumber a(, Road Dist. 1 26 32 . . 26 32 " J. E. Gordon Labor °4 County House Bldg. - 44 00. -44 00 . 00.House. Chas. Taylor Inspecting Boiler at Co. House 5 00 5 00 " Fairbe,in It, Parish Lumber 64 Road Dist. 2 ,192 85 192 85 Road. F.E. Smith & Co. Repairs °k Road Dist . 1 35 35 Road R. H. Alden Repairing Brid Ise': Road Dist. 1 2 00 2 00 " John Knutson Supt. of Hospital . 50 00 50 00 . -Pauper. Mrs. Wilkes . . Labor at Hospital 24 00 24 00 " W.lson. Grocery Co. Pauper supplies 1 25 1 25 If . Clayton Lbr. Co. . Fuel ,,° Hospital . 11 75 11 75 • Park Mdse. Co. • Pauper. Supplies - . . $, 60 - is 60 ' " . Dr.Hubert Work . Care of Insane Poor . . 134 70 ' 134 70- " i Lofgren Bros Hospital Supplies 2 20 . 2 20 " J. F. Fezer do 3 45 3 45 " A. J. Park . do 8 20 45 20 " De cker. & C ompary do 22 55 22 55 , " John Knutson do 16 00 16- 00 " i Lofgrer. Bros (io . 47 25 47 25 " Wilson Grocery Co. Jail Supplies 1 20 1 20 County. A. B. Hilton Delivering Ballot Boxes 30 00 30 00 " J. G. Harris , Jail Supplies 9 l5 9 75 " r'airbain & Parish - Election expense 35 35 " A. L. .Gibson Water Co mmr. Dist. 5 . 25 00 25 00 " I Ind. School for Girls Care of Minnie Erdbrueigger 15 00 15 0 0 " C. M. Jump . Water Commr Dist. 2 51 65 51 65 " C. A. Bennett Telephone Bill . 1 50 1 50 " Greeley I & L. Co. Ice for Court House 2 50 2 50 " C. I. Colwell Water Commr. Dist. 1 23 00 23 00 " Paul Gieser Janitor fees Dis-t.. Judge 2 50 2 50 " Greeley Tribune Printing Supplies . 93 65 93 65 " Greeley Tribune Advertising - 422 59 422 59 " • - Wilson Grocery Co. Court House Supplies . 3 25 3 25 " W. S. Decker Petit Juror fees . 16 40 16 40 " , Jas. Tuckerman Petit Juror fees 2 50 . ? 50 " 1 W. M. Boomer Witness dees Cu. Court - 2 00 2 00 " L1:I ti 201' W. F'.. Spaulding Expert witness Co. Court 10 00 10 OG Count, . H1 A. Redmon do 2 00 2 00 " John Znutson Witness fees Co. Court . . 2 00 2 00 " Geo. L. Lahr Witness fees D. C. 5 50 5 50 " Martin Maurning . do . 5 50 5 50 " Roy Dacon . do 55'0 5 50 " . James Loustalet do 5 95 5 95 . . " L. H. Harrison Juror fees Co. Court 10 00 10 00 " H. M. Williams do . ' 2 50 2 50 A. W Jones do 2 50 2 0 " C. N. Jackson do 2 50 2 50 " H F Flower do 2 50 2 50 " A S. Eaton do . . 2 50 2 50 " E H Abbott do 2 50 2 50 " G W Burgoyne do 10 00 10 00 " A S Eaton do 10 00 10 00 . " Chas Heaton do 10 00 10 00 I. M. H Morgan do 10 00 10 DO " R T Collins do 10 00 10 0Q " Erich E VonTrotha Rebate 1902 taxes O0 Erroneous assessment 28 00 R.eb ,te Michael LaVelle Labor c.4 Court House 3 00 3 00 Co Y4*r' Chas. Adams County Bee Inspector _ 24 75 24 7� " A J Smillie - Witness fees D D . 3 95 . 3 95 - " D W McCarty - Services Health officer 20 00 20 00 - . An adjournment was then taken to 9 o' clock . M Thursday, January 7th 1904. Attest:-- . - . . ( q, ,,Ii......ej- . . . . _ _ . . Clerk. . Chairman. . • By- ..C6v- d____, Deputy. • 1 202 4th day of January A. D. 1904 term. Greeley, Colorado, Thursday, January 7th, A. D. 1904. The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado met at 9 o' clock A. M. pur- suant to adjournment of the 6th inst. Prosert:--. Hon. C. H. Rea, Chairman. W. R. Adams) Clerk " R. W. DeVinny, Commissioner. By A. J. Luther, Deputy. " Fritz Wattenber g, Commissioner. l IN THE MATTER OF STATIONERY PROPOSA',S. . • The time having arrived for the opening of the several bids received for furnishing Weld County with all necessary record books, blank books, stationery and all other supplies for the year 1900, the Clerk opened and read the proposals of The Smith Brooks Printing Company, The C. F. Hoeckel Blank Book Company, Lanning Bros. The W. H. Kistler Stationery Company and The Out West Printing and Stationery Company. The matter of awarding the Contract was postponed, pending a further investigation of said proposals. 4 This ceing the second day fixed by the Board for persons appearing not to have voted at the last electron to snow cause why their names should not be stricken from the registration lists, the following named persons having stated their reasons for not voting ani expressing a desire to have their names retained on their respective registration lists, it was on mo- tion ordered that their names be retained on the permanent registration lists) viz :-- Grace Tell--Robert F. Gotclehelmet---E. S. Carrithers,---Etta R. Luther- --Jennie A. Henderson W. O. Christ----Wm. Tell---R. G. Strong---Ellen M. Sullivan---Frank N. Gordon---Geo. H. Gordon---John W. Gates---Mary Gates---C. G. Heuring---Uriel Cheeney---L. C. Mayes---Signora Mayes---E. S. Palnc;I.---E. C. Palmer---Martha Elizabeth Gieser -Ella Taylor French---J. A. Alexander---Mary T. Grove---A. B. Parker---Alexander Moyer---Jennie Moyer---Frank W. Smith-- Zella E. Spears---P. E. Spears---J. 13. Spears---Anna M. Johnson---Nancy Barber---Maria Louis* Wright---Samuel B. Wright---Jacob W. Neal---J. A. Edwards---L, E. Twist---M. L. Hammond--- Alice C. Fuller---M. J. Good---Lillian G. Nims---L. A. Brewer---Charles Rasmusses and Mrs. Charles Rasmussen. t' Ini Purikoi M., T'HcM4S Sr,.lSc,V. The following claims were then pr4sented, examined and on motion approved and warrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts allowed, viz:-- By whom claimed For what claimed Claimed Allowed Fund C. H. Re 3. Supt. of Poor 20 00 20 00 Pauper W R Adams, Clerk Cash advanced ° Postal Cards 55 00 55 00 County J. L. Armstrong Water Commr. Dist. 3 67 50 67 50 E. W. Goodan Witness fees D. J. 3 20 3 20 T it Duke do 3 20 3 20 A S Voce do 3 35 3 3 5 " Lofgren Bros Pauper supplies 2 Go 2. 6o " Lofgren Bros. do 4 40 4 40 " 90:3 Kittle & Withey Pau er supplies 6 65 6 65 Pauper. Harry Eckhart Road work a^ Dist. 3 12 25 12 25 Road Edna E. Van Craig Office Supplies 75 75 " J. J. O' Donnell Labor c,' Court House 1 50 1 50 The Oasis Hotel Board of Jurors 32 00 32 00 County D. J. Shrewsbury Repairs `4 Jail 1 00 1 00 Blymer Bros. Office Supplies 3 00 3 00 • Wm. Mayher Court House Supplies 1 05 1 05 " John F. Rocho Pauper Supplies 5 25 5 25 Pauper. Wm. Mayher Fuel °!c Paupers 2 65 2 65 An adjournment was then taken to 9 o' clock A M Friday, January B'th, 1904. • Attest:-- .gt ./ �-- -- Cle �k. -(‘-'1z6/21-2.--° Chairman. 2 By--- -- ----2 Deputy. • • 204 5th day of January A. D. 1904. term. Greeley, Colorado, Friday, January 8th, A. D. 1904. The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado met at 9 o' clock A. M. pur- suant to adjournment of the 7th inst. Present:-- Hon. 0. H. Rea, Chairman. W R Adams, Clerk. R. W. DeVinny, Commissioner. By A. J. Luther, Deputy. " Fritz Wattenberg, -' The report of the County Clerk for the month of December 1903, and also his annual re- port for the year ending necember 31, 1903 were presented, examined and on motion audited and ordered placed on file. / Sheriff' s report for the month of December 1903 was presented, examined and on motion audited and ordered placed on file. c`/7- Li County Judges annual report for the twelve month ending December 31.1 1904 was presented examined and on motion audited and prdered placed on file. IN THE MATTER OF APPOINTMENT OF CONSTABLE IN JUSTICE PRECINCT NO. 7. J. M. Ferguson came before the Board and presented his application for the appointment as Constable within and for Justice Precinct No. 7, and after carefully investigating the matter and being fully advised in the premises, on motion it was ordered that said J. M. Ferguson be and he is hereby appointed to said office; provi- ded that he will furnish a proper bond as is required by law. The following claims were then presented, examined and on motion approved and warrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts allowed, viz:-- By whom claimed. For what claimed. Claimed Allowed. Fund. Ben Whiteley Labor ° County House Building 26 25 15 75 .Co.House. Chandler & Robinson Final Pmt. on Co. House Bldg. 2645 50 2645 50 Co.House . Thos . Butler Blacksmithing o3 Road Dist. 2 3 50 3 50 Road. Roble & McCutcheon Supplies 0-4 Co. House Bldg. 57 35 57 35 Co.Houso. C. W. Beer Insurance a4 Co.House Bldg. 120 00 120 00 W. R. Adams, Clerk Expense a Co. House Bldg. 45 83 45 83 H. H. Shaw Shades °4 Co. House Bldg. 35 70 35 70 D.R.McArthur & Co. Repairs °6 Court House 22 65 22 65 County. W. R. Adams, Clerk Commissioners work 130 00 130 00 W. R. Adams, Clerk Recording c4 Road Diets. 1 & 3 6 70 6 70 Road. A% R. A1.ams, Clerk Office Expense 7 80 7 80 Codnty. A. J. Elliott Attendance Dist. Court 37 50 37 50 " A. J. Elliott Special Venire D. C. 2 70 2 70 A J. Elliott Boarding Prisoners 82 00 82 00 O A J Elliott • P. 0. Box rent 1 50 1 50 County A-J Elliott Committments and Discharges 1 75 1 75 " A J Elliott Attendance Co. Court 45,00 45 00 " A J Elliott Telegraph Bi 11 • 95 95 " A J Elliott • Telephone bill 2 20 2 20 " A J Elliott Care of jail 50 00 50 00 " - A J Elliott Sheriff's fees 3 50 3 50 " • A J Elliott do 9 10 9 10 " A J Elliott do 7 30 7 30 " A J Elliott • do 4 05 4 05 " A J Elliott do 11 00 11 00 " AJElllott • do 52.0 - 520 " A J Elliott do 126 65 126 65 " A J Elliott do 81 95 81 95 " A J Elliott do 10 45 10 45 • " A J Elliott •do - 49 95, 4, : 95 I " Roble & McCutcheon Jail Supplies 7 10 7 10 " do Court House Supplies 15 15 " Delbridge & Wilson Jail supplies 2 80 2 80 " B. Springfield Coal 4. Jail & Court House 10 37 10 37 " Sachs-Lawlor M.& M. Co. Office Supplies 3 45 3 45 " vs City of Greeley City Water tax 50 00 50 00 " Jos. Q. Ewing Atty. fees County Court. 10 00 • 10 00 " W. Hall Thompson Official R6porter D. C. 30 00 30 00 " , Adolph Erickson Labor arc Road Dist. 3 5 35 5 35 Road Roble & McCutcheon Hardware 4 Road Dist. 3 10 6o 10 6o • " B. G. Godrrey Road ork 0,4 Dist. 3 59 50 59 50 " Larimer & W. Irri. Co.Expense cVa Road Dist. 1 14 00 , 14 00 w . Hughes & McMurphy Pauper supplies 11 25 1125 Pauper Neffi Scott & Co Fuel ole Paupers 14 50 14 50 • " Neill Bros. & Ward Coal 4 Paupers & Hospital 14 00 14 00 " In order to allow the Board time to visit the Greeley Hospital and the New County House an adjournment was taken to 9 o' clock A. .M. Saturday, January 9tr; 1904. Attest:-- - - . /K4.;:::)- _za-.....4../ J Clerk. > - -�- . LLC4--- Chairman. By- --- ---) Deputy. v i 0U 6th day of January A. D. 1904 term. Greeley, Colorado, Saturday, January. 9th, A. D. 1904. The Boar 1 of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado met at 9 o' clock A, Mi pur- suant to adjournment of the B'th inst. Present:-- Hon. C. H. Rea, Chairman. W. R. Adams, Clerk. " R. W. DeVinny, Commissioner. By A. J. Luther, Deputy. Fritz Wattenberg, The report of the Superintendent of the hospital for the month of December 1903 was pre - sentee.) examined and on motion approved and ordered placed on file. (-) // The report of H. G. Dailey, Road Overseer of Road District No. 2 and Frank Smyser Road Overseer of Road District No. 3 for the montr of December 1903 were presented, examined and n motion approved and ordered placed on file. Butcher' s Bond of Dauth & Company in tre penal, sum of $1000. W3.71 presented, examined and the sureties thereon being considered ample and satisfactor./ on motion it was ordered that the same be approved and placed on file. / The Contract with. the Colorado Telephone Company for the rent of Phone in the New Coanty House Building was then presented, and after carefully consider..ing the .matter on mo- tion it was ordered signed by the Chairman of the Board for the use and benefit of Weld County and placed on file. IN THE MATTER OF APPROVING < OFFICIA', BONDS. ( The official Bonds of J. M. Ferguson, 4onstable appointed for Justice Precinct, No. 7 and George Atkinson, Justice of the Peace appointed for Justice Precinct Ng. 11 were then taken up and after carefully examing each, on motion they were ordered approved and placed on file. This being the Third and last day fixed by the Board for persons appearing not to have voted at the las General Election to come before the Board and show cause why their na7:es should not be stricken from the permanent registration lists, the following named persons ;appeared and gave their reasons and requested that ther names be retaineu, on motion it was ordered that their names be rained on the permanent registration lists, viz :-- William Hammon--Sarah Wald-)--Elizabetzi J. I. Ewing--Mary Law---May Rienks--Max Deubach-- B. S. Saunders--N. A. Thorkelson--C. Thorkelson--B. F. Woodruff--C H Rissler--Mrs. C H Rissler--C R Holland--David. Spires--W H DeHass--Abby S Darling--Louisa A Mead--Ellt.n Sutor-- William Jacques--W H Griffin---Eaton J Richardson--M J Baxter--Eugenie M Smith--Edmund Cob- eldick--H H Wilson. I. W n -7- ( See next page. ) 907 IN TH-MATTER OF (171-- / TRANSFEpRING FUNDS. It appearing to the Board that a large overdraft now exists in the General County fund and also are overdraft in the sum of 4555. 16 in the interest fund, and there is a balance to the credit of the Contingent fund in the sum of V1.581.65 and a balance to the credit of the County Poll Fund in the sum of 42. 00 After due consideration it was on motion ordered that the County Treasurer be and he is hereby directed and authorized to transfer to tr.e Interest fund the sum of 1665. 16 and to the General County Fun:1 the Balance then remaining to the Credit of the Contingent fund and Coun- ty Poll fund for the purpose of reducing the overdraft now existing in said funds above men- tioned. // IN THE MATTER OF APPORTION- MENT OF GENERAL ROAD FUND. The following resolution was unanimously passed and adopted, to-wit- Be it resolved by the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, that there is hereb;/ appropriated from the General Road fund of 1903, to cover the existing overdrafts now in the several road districts and to pay the unpaid claims against said districts the fol- lowing sums, to—wit:-- To Road District Number. 1, the sum of “ocsz. /S To Road District Number 2., the sum of 41-2/s' 7-2,, /-37 To Road District Numl or 3, the sum of y5.1"' IN THE MATTER OF GIVING A NAN.E TO TEE NEW HOSPITAL BUILDING. It appearing to the Board that a name should be given the New Hospital Building to prevent confusion between said institution and that of the County House) after carefully considering the matter and accepting all suggestions given, on motion it was ordered that said institution be and the same is hereby designated as The Greeley Hospital. r/ IN THE MATTER OF APPOINTMENT OF GENERAL OVERSEER OF GREELEY HOSPITAL. The following resolution wigs unanimously passed and adopted, viz :-- WHEREAS, It appearing to the Board that it will be necessary to appoint one of the Commissioners as General Overseer of the Greeley Hospital with Power to act in the absence of the Board, and WHEREAS, It being the wish or the Board, for the protection of said Hospital, to ad- mit no person unless a guarantee of same nature be given to insure the payment for his or her care while in said Hospital; NOW TIFREFORE, Be It Resolved py the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colo- rado) that Commissioner C. H. Rea, be and he is hereby appointed and constituted a special Commissioner with full power and authority to act in the absence of the Board; that his au- ties will be to carefully investigate into the financial standing of all persons admitted to }0S said Hospital and procure a guarantee of some nature that will insure said Hospital all payments justly due to same. (q IN THE MATTER OF APPOINTMENT OF HEAD NURSE AND HOUSEKEEPER. The several applications for the appoi tment as Head Nurse and Housekeeper of t? e Greeley Hospital were then read, and after carefully considering all, on motion it was ordered that Miss Hattie Weaver he and is hereby appointed Head. Nurse and Mrs. Minnie Elmer be and is hereby appointed as Housekeeper. Said appointments to date from January 7th, 1904 to January 7, 1905 unless sooner removed by the Bo .r 4. /7 IN THE MATTER OF FURNISHING ROOMS IN GREELEY HOSPITAL C BY LO JL.J AND OTHER ORDERS. The following resolution was unanimously passed and adopted, viz : WHE7EAS� It appearing to the Board that certain lodges and orders of the city have sug- gested that they be allowed to furnish one room each in the New Greeley Hospital Building, tO be used by the members of their respective lodge or order whenever needed, and WHEREAS) It further appearing to the Board that by sail Lodges or orders furnishing said rooms it will be an advantage and saving to the County, NOW THEREFORE, Be It Resolved by the Board of County Commissioners that this privilege be and the same is hereby granted under the following conditions, viz:-- 1st. Furniture for said rooms shall be satisfactory to and subject to the approval of the Board, and be placed in said room on or before February 10� 1904. 2nd. Thereafter so long as said furniture remains in said room it is understood that patients) not members of said Lodge or Order requiring Hospital accommodations shall not be placed in .said room in case where their needs can be supplied by using otter rooms in said Hospital nJt furnished by any lodge of any Benefit Order. 3rd. When the needs and demands of patients not members of any lodge furnishing a room in said Hospital must be supplied by using some room furnished by the C o_.a0.aE- or any such cRDE:4, such needs so far as practicable shall be apportioned fairly by using alternately the different rooms so furnished; the intention being that the room furnished by any lodge shall not be used for the general patients more than that of any other room furnished by any other lodge. 4th. Whensoever practicable a member of any lodge desires the use of the room so furn- ished by said lodge on regular rates of compensation he shall be given the preference in being permitted to use said room. If in such case a general patient is using said room and can be moved with safety to some other room then available, such change and removal shall be e 'fected whenever practicable to enable a member of said lodge or order to occupy said room. The following ci ims were then presenL ;,., examined and on motion approved and warrants ordered arawn for the respective amounts allowed, viz:-- By whom claimed. For what claimed Claimed Allowed Fund Knutzen & Isdell Final Payment on H spital Building. 2521 65 2521 65 Hospital 2O ) Frank Smyser R. 0. Fees "': Dist. 3 496 co 496 00 Road Neill Bros . & Ward Lumber 0,4 Road Dists. 1 & 3 53 25 53 25 " J, D Potter Tile all Road Dist. 1 24 75 24 75 Rorie & McCutcheon Hardware al= Road Dist. ]. 7 25 7 2.5 " A A Woodbury B1ackAmitring arc Road Dist. ]. 23 13 23 13 " Smillie & Reoman Hardware a/e Road Dist. 1 8 65 8 65 " Windsor Mere. 00. Hardware a Road Dist. 1 35 80 34 80 " • HO Dailey R0 Fees , Dist 2 53325 53325 N L B Willard J P Fees 6 s0 6 so County F P House Justice fees 2 25 2 25 " Thos. Tregoning Justice fees 3 05 3 0', " F J Green D D Atty fees J. C. 5 00 5 OQ "' F J Green do 5 00 5 00 , M Homer Sims Constable fees 5 85 5 8; N J D Dennis Witness fees J 0 4 00 4 00 " Ed Hyde do 4 GO 4 00 " David Birkle do 4 00 4 00 " T W Shroder Coal Court House 12 95 12 95 " D F Camp Constable fees 2 15 2 15 " Allston Asmus Witness fees J. C. 1 00 1 00 " Robert Bird , do 1 00 1 on " M Ii Morgan do 1 00 1 00 " ft. E A Thompson Dist Atty fees 5 00 5 00 " L B Willard J P Services 4 35 4 35 " G C Michael Coal ' Court House 11 61 11 61 " Fred Williams Rent of Phone 3 00 3 00 " D Pardee Juror fees D. C. 4 00 4 00 " A W Brownell Juror feds C. Court 3 25 3 25 " C Randolph do 2 50 2 50 " 1l r ,lower do 2 50 2 50 " L E Alien do 2 50 'd 50 L W Lee do 2 50 2 50 " Jas . McDonald do 2 50 2 50 " L B Willard Justice fees 4 55 4 55 " L B Willard do 7 65 7 65 " F J Green D D Atty. J C 5 00 5 00 " FJGreen do. . . b . 500 500 N J H McGowan Witness fees J C 8.80 is 80 " A S Vose do 2 80 2 8 0 " J H Vose do 2 80 2 80 " Dan Jones do 2 80 2 80 " A Dawson do 880 880 " H H Shaw Shades °4 bldg. 34 30 34 30 Hospital Hello