Show OTON TRACTIONS county court met in adjourned session april 3 1896 being full board present minutes of session held field march 16 1896 were real arad anti and approved reported in the matter of tile llie petition of R P ven able et ct al that dial lie had looked over the alie Jo cation where the bridge is ask ed to lie built anti and is of the opinion that tile hie bridge should be put in lie ile had consulted one of the directors of the canal and lie he promised to bring the matter before the board of directors for their consideration he also called the attention of the directors to the unsafe condition of the bridge on the main road to ogden on the section line between section 35 11 and 36 tp 5 north range 2 west recommended that the bridge be 0 made twenty four feet wide and that rails be put on the side to keep teams from running oft off report adopted joseph S king thomas evans sod and christopher weaver verbally petitioned to have a certain petition from thomas evans evana and seventeen others filed in the clerks office on march alb 1893 asking to have tile the now ath school district taken up and granted for the reasons that the people in tile the eastern part had failed to keep their promise to vote a tax to build a school house in the western part of the dietric dis district they having at two different times voted a tax for building purposes anti and it was lactic lasticly tact icly ly understood at a former hearing that in case the people would not vote a tax the court would grant the petitt tion and divide the district the verbal petition was considered the petition taken up and rehearing on DZI tile the matter set for april 20 1896 at 10 a in slid and clerk instructed to give notice at request of water claimants of west bountiful mill creek water district gomer W roberts was appointed pon ted water agent on said ditch for term of one year upon request of water claimants on the north fork of holnes creek lewis whitesides was appointed water agent for the abe term of one year the petition of thomas thurgood et al was taken up and considered and on motion of selectman hatch the petition peti tiou was granted and the east half of section 15 tp 4 north range 2 west was attached to and made to form a part of the thirteenth school district and the clearfield Cre arfield precinct joseph E flint supervisor of tile the i twentieth road district was authorized to put in a rock culvert near moses higgs in sit at a cost of 35 1 I 11 II barlow was appointed water ater agent for west branch of barton creek for the term of one year the petition of WA W A dawson mary J bowler and samuel norman asking so lie he allawee to grade the road in front of their premises on the street running west from north least east corner of section 29 tp 4 north range I 1 west was granted the work to be done to the acceptance of the supervisor A communication from joseph sandall in relation to his bis fence being on the road at layton was read and filed the application of flint and harrod for a retail liquor license for three months was made and the clerk instructed to grant them a lie ense upon their filing the bond as required hy by law the county superintendent of schools presented his bis estimate of the funds necessary to run the schools of davis county for the year 1896 7 wille which li was read and filed CLAIMS ALLOWED C W rockwood Kock wood selectman 10 roads 11 2 2100 win N nalder selectman roads 1137 2257 joseph walker janitor sect acca 25 00 clioma 4 if 11 phillips clerk 50 bounty iti liti l philander hatch selectman 1120 liadi loa diSC 6 1720 17 so J 11 II wilcox allora attori wy v D A sanders sheriff crimi sect 2620 jail 20 46 20 J K R robinson assessors plats acet aa 00 farmington com caim mg co C H L 2360 I 1 E A lJ C 11 II ie L 2470 2170 corn com arg mfg co bobki and ami stationery roads sect R W use uie supervisor roa roads da sect 1730 west coast pub co books and stationery 1000 J C murphy co expense 4 50 fenton lle Blet lalic alic mfg mag co C 11 II L poor sect acca adjourned to Alo monday april 20 1896 10 a in NEWS at the llie republican county convention held beld here on thursday april 2nd and 1896 jesse M smith called the convention to order and was also made temporary chairman and jas E ellison temporary secretary both were made permanent officers later on the committee on oa credentials consisted of the following named persons mrs airs A I 1 nichols T WI W sandall anti and walter stewart Stews rt tire the following dati ed persons were appointed on the committee on permanent organization and order of business mrs airs lucy A dark clark walter A cotterell Cot lerell and 1 D E adams the delegates und and alternates chosen to the state convention held on the ath rust are as aa follows E P ellison I 1 miss vinnie larkins 11 W haight leai Tay lur jr L 11 II kennard jr W Thor thornley riley john H bonnemort Boun emort mrs nellie smith mrs elizabeth elisabeth cotterell Col terell anti and james jaines 11 II larkins delegates and rufus adams miss misa ads ada F flint fint mrs airs jane holt hoft walter waller cotterell frank chase miss winnie stevenson jesse M smith APS cook mrs A L and joseph robinson alternates county attorney J H went to la 1 ton lon on tuesday to prosecute a case in the justice court he was palled called out of conference on OD monday to prepare some of the papers for the case theodore herman and earl 0 young son of john W young were tried before justice lamb on tuesday morning on the charge of peti larceny and convicted the evidence showed allowed that on tile the night of march they had stolen two saddles saddies valued at 15 each one from ricaard Ri clard duerden and the other from joseph wood in bountiful and sold them to a second hand dealer sheriff sanders previously notified the salt lake police of the articles lost so on april ath detective sheets made the arrests slid and on oil the gib the prisoners were turned over to sheriff sanders and deputy sheriff roberts who brought them to farmington the prisoners plead guilty to the charge slid and received the following sentences sentence herman twenty five and young twenty days imprisonment in the county jail professor george and company gave a free concert aliee or on tuesday evening the thirty six roller shelves ree rec antly ordered by the county court have arrived rind mid were put in the vault on monday joseph walker had been keeping three cows a horse and a pig in the same corral when he be noticed that thai tile the jaws of two of the cows began to swell like as if they bad the big jaw and one of the horses hind feet also swelled A veterinary surgeon fx ex heined the ani animals nials and found that tile the old pig had cabied the trouble ly by inflicting wounds on the animals with its tuk tile obnoxious teeth have been removed and since there has been no further trouble the regular april term terin of court 01 opi nud on tuesday but bill ji ige no ito enmen lefiti being civay HII all ali I t ain n taken laken to S april salli Cen centreville treville and bountiful vit avd from abe he plateau ajust just north of town present u most will beno leour ticul appearance now the llie fields are beginning to grow verdant especially at midday when I 1 lie sun atin is shining down upon the roots roofs of the lie houses winch which are promiscuously scattered in all directions from a nue leous formed about tin the tabernacle on oil the east tile higher foothills form forin nearly a semicircle semi circle and a long gentle sloping bench extends more than half way down to the shores of americas wonderful dead sea A photographer could get a landscape picture that thai would compare very favorably with celebrated swiss scenes for beauty some three acres of the dummy pleasure resort is to he be planted with shade trees so it will not be loi g before there will be plenty of aba shade e as the land is very rich and they will grow rapidly very nearly bood has been paid by the G 8 L S ry company for labor on oil the pleasure grou grounds lids during the winter and nd spring and considerable more will be expended before everything is fluis nui shed lied we are informed that mr air bamberger intends intend a to open on oil the alie first of may and that no saloon will be run in connection with willi the resort something like thirty persons got left b by y the late train on the dummy in sa salt it lake last saturday night some of whom were unable to find bud lodgings the hotels being so crowded these folks were mostly at the grand opera which did not let on out as soon as the salt lake theatre when the people arrived from th alie e theatre the conductor condu clor was informed that all three of the amusement houses had bad dismissed and suppo hg that all were present left a little ahead of time |