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HomeMy WebLinkAboutbocc.min.reg.04061924~~ I: ~ - ~_~ G I`iT1Ute^ p_~ t'^_F' 19`'4. _.P^t?Tl~'' C311Pd "inute~ of the Th~~ fo=. lo,-ri n m ~et1Y1°~ Q' tC?P, Apr rd of i~!717;!t•7 ~~OTlr~il°'; lOni=rfl held On tre 6th• dal Of• r~DV' to Qrr' ~~r ~)~~ ~~~' i r "an !`r©"~rn, ,end °.11 members were found }~reaent. 1~3r':',. r?r (!li~.~tl nP" rn=?d `-~7'. (~ ;3'Yl j'~r C)Ve (~%. bi~!~ .' E3r<' a'.1d It 'd, t.,'': rp,-nd~ _ n~ ,rr'l'°r,:nts Ci_ra"'it1 in prl.~rrnBnt. Ordi.n~~r;r Cour,t~r _~~:wenua Fund• C?~ ~ ~~~le;; Jr. Henrv Ives: .`Mate Comp. ln'Ur3riCe Jennie E. S&nd.r;+ • T. C. Carl,entc~r Dr ~~J. H. Twining J. ,J. i)eane R. P. I'.. L. ~~ P. Co City oj" 1?~gen J. I:I. Conner T,It ~~t~ tes j~el Co . F.obert Shaw Jacob I:eich<::rt C. n, HoecL.~el B. B. Co. Ont West Printing Co. Aspen gem. `rimes r :. ~ . ~~hraw Dr ... H. BrYSOn Dr '~•'. H. Twining- Nell ie P. Ta,«~ert J. I. `'hultz l~nna abort I~r~?nk Bruin Robert a. I'I11eY J. ?':~. aaunderx Jc;nnie E. Sanders! %~. Y. Hanson ~:arl IlcPhe e '.:d*•ar atallard G. '3. Bro.n J. I'. lNilliams C. I1. Reed P.liles U~veenev 'iJm. Jordan CJm. Jordan Aspen Dem. Tlmes• Tai.~rY i1o • an Sadie Bowman T. i~I. Porter Clara i~Io~an I~?athilda Ber~• Amoa Bourquin J . ?'.. Sapp . Ii -ria '~orrari I,Irs Jos Powell Llaude '1'wininr~ Jennie Becl; Louise udard Jno. H. St~,vart Christina Foutz I?. J. Grover F.. G. Carmen E. G. Batstner Fob<~rt :)tal-.ard ". I'. Leaver I1el~_ie Cole I'ellie I;Iorrow Bessie hTCIITtoah '~' :l ix I: irne~ LIll.ie I_eas~ Dora De I`~iarias Auxusta Sho3amaker T. <I. Yearsn R. ". Roberts ' Esther Blanchard Bertha Ga~:unon T".rss Hattie. Burch Jno. '~':-illiams Mice Hiatt J. J. Zupancis Carl Sandstrom Emma Jenkiason Jno. Sell in{•houRen Harm 'dJilliarns J. T.I. Laurhran Buella :~terrett Anna Chisholm Carn S~,uires Emma Braddhaw F. I;I. T,IcConaurrhY I:?r s '~'~ . J . HYrup L. C. St John Sam Letev T. C. Carpenter H. h. Pliller Edith Dearhamer ?~'. T?. ';.Villiamffi Ethyl dJililams L 1.75 ~' . 00 34.98 ^3.54 "4 .70 10.75 50.00 50.00 54.20 4.00 77.50 8.25 339:16 X4.00 34. ?7 64.28 1.71 100.00 20.00 20.00 66.67 44.01 118.07 150.00 150.00 80.00 150.00 80.00 150.00 80.00 58.00- 58.00 58.00 12.50 10.00 28.00 1940.03 10.00 10.00 10.00 5.00 5.00 12.60 10.00 10.00 12.60 10.00 10.00 1".60 10.00 7.60 5.00 12.60 10,00 10.00 10.00 10.00 1?.60 10.00 15.00 5.00 7.60 10.00 1".60 10.00 7.60 5.00 10.00 10.00 1^.60 10.00 7.60 5.00 5.00 15 . ~.) 0 10.00 10.00 10.90 5.00 5.00 10.00 5.00 5;00 24 .90 18.90 10.00 20.50 20.50 5.00 T~L~lu Cro•,alev C. L. :Is7°rison I`. iJ. _tofrle '.. 'YlitbE'C'_°~ I;ti~V -I-rrison Teel ~.ie ~Jhitbeck J. ,I. Deane hot. State^ Tel Co. Po'~r I~ and . i.ir ss IT o l an ~?. P. Cro~vler Jno . 1.. Beck II?r. ~ _I. J. Luval)_ I,Ie^a lr^din!• Co. P.. ". .. L. ~.. P. Co. I~^.r:~~ d. :'o~~~land Citizen Hosx,• Diary qtr^u~.a '_ 'dJ. Je~F~rett Loch Lomb :r Co. Ii. R. I_obev & Co ?:obert :Limon r C. ('ro~curth T,irS A. R, I:elley R. L. uher~vood General h©ad Funds. TTic'~ C'~:rrl'nh Chars Gerstle 1i•^ r~r i *~an ~ .~n~*d er hardeWtg Ifs. Co. Torlkin~ H. td. Co Contin~:lental Gil Co I;I. H. Brand. `i'he `rexa~ Co. Koch Lumber Co 1'crnl_ina Ii. ti'J. ~o iJ. ??. C. Bro,,~n Clifford IJicholson Jno. IJicholson , P. J. Har, in~-ton Fran}~ Gre~oriek Jr~~ ~Pa•le~r Ho-aar Gerba~ H. C. natterson °n ~,mltll . J ;an I:obinson oy Bed+oe ;'o;T~ton hitbecm I' . J. 'ddb. I tb e c k J. F.. VJhitbeck Jas 3. P~arc~~ C. H. P'~arce JJillis Gearhart Jno . 'vi . Frei Deplore V^••~neur Torok Ins H. ~J. Co David_ ,Mallard 1,. ',I. Fro«t hIilton Conner Clifford T~icho~ aon Faul Boy.:a. nnton an~der '~;Jm. Hu st Fran1- Barr I,Iilton Conner e. lV. ~'r3Rt uJm . Hur s t Victor Bourg P ~.,.zl Bo~-ea Drank Barr ','J. '~~'. Pr. e~ Jas n. P~;arce '.d. 4J. Frei 'tJil, is Gearhart .C, H. Pearce ' •'^J. H. TJicholson l;. IiJ. Get^s A. T. Lewi^ Donlan Dau~•l.nrt.g Jno. Juricl~ Jr. Jro . ':'.`ilaon Georr•e I_-chel T. T Lawrence P, il. ;;terrett `~~nexrcer Lawrence To:~l:ina ii. Co. Toml~in~s H. ld. Ca 5.00 16.50 ]_0.00 16.50 5.00 5.00 8.84 11.75 1.25 48.55 12.00 60.00 9.25 1.80 12.00 63.00 15.00 37."0 :'4.00 3.27 7.50 n~,75 25.00r r G1•) -. i7 . , 1 3.00 64.50 ?4.40 1684.47 1.9F 1".69 114..05 47.30 42.85 52.11 680.40 22.50 4.50 61.50 34.50 70.50 12.00 106.0~~ 96.00 3.25 80.00 56.00 18.00 12.00 9.00 42.00 19.50 10.00 4.50 58.50 12.00 10.95 18.00 72.00 7..^.00 9.00 19.50 0 ~_ . 19.50 22.50 34.OC`~ 34.00 4^.00 4.00 42.00 39.00 8.70 3.00 9.00 6.00 ?'' . 00 1".00 148.00 18.OU 45.00 39.00 81.00 27.00 3.00 54.00 87.00 11.50 17.65 `rh ~ pail ~:a4 ox~zmin~zd and found to be In ~•ood c ~ndition. `the Bonds of the va-riou4 or- icial: ',~;ere examined. and :found Corr ct ~:~ to f rm and e{"`iciE~nc,~. T'r.e (;~ur.t;: Cl _'r] ine trnct,,d t:? ~~pp'~y to the S~t° to Hir•h'•?a:r llepartrient to per~~:i t an ov :r- ~rr.-ft nn the ?.~•.ini,c~nr:r,ce r:nd to cover expenditures ,,~ ~5h0'.Vri by billy ~•re~.^~t ~d on hi~'awa;•. In the matter of the dependence of the `iekoutc'.: famllJ, it iaorder~d th_rt credit ~.t stores on the (:ounty be :Mopped, p~~ndin~r an inve~ tirati on, <.nd the Clerk. to ir:,medi• tlly notify the merchant: f-r•orn ~^'h®m credit has been h d by the ah©ve. Order ~d that a pipe ?0 ft br ?,4 in. b.~ sent to Spencer La •,~rence at unow 1°'as:r for a culvert to replace a pole culvert now br©ken do~.vn on County Hoad near to the r'~ed Lir•ht Jr. l~:ne, tc be a.ent •,rith plant: for bridr..•e at the `i'hompaon place. County `'lerk instructed. to~.•~rite to the ~~ish and Came department for a permit to kill beaver bloclrinr; stream and ruinint• C®unty i?i~-hway thr®u~h Forect Peserve on ('government r.~rour and at the i'Inley and `raft ranches on East Sopris Cr~,ek. ' Clerk instructed to n®tify i!'red Lir•ht Jr. m. 'Dinley, P'rs ~hettl.eworth, John Jurick Jr. Peter Yarpen and '°'rs ,~m. D^us•herty th~a sates en the count; road tnrouxh their prer.~ides mua~t not 1~e malntain•.d and if not removed mu:~t be dept oven betl;~e:n the I~'red Lit'nt Jr• ranch and the rr:nch of I:Ir~ Lan±~herty. iTeetinr adjourned to meet ~:cain on the 7th. of Idov. 1924• at 10.00 o'clc,c;. a. ;S. ?'eetin?r of i1ov. 7th. 1~+;4 called to ord :r by ch irr.~an ~rotn~n and al 1. members were found pre~ent• In the matter of erroneous and exce:~si~re ~irse ament of the trucl~ of Victor Bourr•, it is or er d that t?~e v lust? on thereon ~Te reduced i'rorn t'-°'500. to .'1500. and that taxes on s•- id reduced vale tion be accented in full settlement of taxes a:seraed in 1923 and parable in 19"4 on said truck, raid taxes so reduced amountin~• to "'61.18. Lenora ~?ealey ha~vin,r offered to pnrcha.ye the tax certiiicatea of :gale and the taxes to date ®n Lit A..131ac1r 70 Air .n, 7fferin~r the sum of :`'15.00. Uron rnation the paid offer °<zs accepted a.dtd the trea~~ure:• and clerl: authorized and directed to tran~nfer and as°sir.•n said c rtificates for ,_a i~ eum . .':mo- '3ourquir. havin*• offered to pad- the taxes as a,r°sessad ar~:inat ':. u. Gnubb & .ton in Fit]cin Count <~ for the Year 1922 and 1923, payable in 1?32.3 and 1924 resectir ;ly, pr~vid in~~ the ac .rued intere+~t on s~~me be abated, offering the flat tax amounting to ''509.73. Unon motion the said off~;r -vas accepted ?:nd the treasurer authorized rind directed t:, ~asue the proper receipts for the two ye^rs for the, said amount, in full vettleraent for said years '~°1. S. PLatt havin!• offered to rev the per~aonal taxes err ac~r:e:~a~nd to hir.: for the yea.ra 1916 to 1919 inclusive and. the 2nd half o ~" t'^e v~~ar 1915, offerin•• the gum of x:;5.00. Uron motion the Fa.id offer ',•as accented r~nd'the treasurer sutt:or.ized ^nd directed to issue receipts f'or tine :ar;id yearn for raid sum in full v=ettl~ment. John :; ~ivPrM '_avinr offered rayable in l~:a:4, pr~vidinr the 23.96. Ul^, 01: rROtl n tY?A trnr'r ~P.ttl'~imFYlt fa_r ~'~ i~ ~1~. to pay the taxes a~ aQ°~eN~cd to him for the year 1"23, ncnr~zr;d i t:rart on carne be shat.^d, :~r:id tr.x an.ou_~t,°r^ ,zr~r ,~,a« «,,.thor.i^ed ~ rd direct'' to ie.zue rec^lpt~ in full T.c fo'~ ~•:~in~ petition ~~;a~ fil~:d •;ith the L;;:rd and. tine follov:ins action taken. ~~sr~en,,Colo. I~ov. 7th. ~:'^4. To ti:e ~or.-rd of Cou:7t r Cor:rni~; pion-:r.:~, Corr7t;,~ os' ''it'.in. ;'tr to of :;olorado., ';.e, the ,undersigned petitioners, respectfully re~u~r~t taut you declare opr;n to public ur e a road on Little good-, Creek be~i:,nin~• at the ~ocdy Cree:-: Load ju:~t youth of the Laurent Arlian ranch homes <:nd extendin!~ in a no:•th-eat~terhf' direction one-half mile', mere or leave throe,*•h the land ~~^med by Laurent _rlian ~~nd _inton Antonioli ns :::ore p<;rticularly deFcribed in the surve;~ notes and ~;ho~*~n on the plat attached hereto. ' mhi, road h<:: b~:en us :d imd~~r certain re±trictiona fy the publlc for "0 years or more ,end the openins and unrestricted use of the ~~nme will benefit ~r::atly many citizens of the cormunit;r ^nd rra1,e po:;sible amore Pnuita~~le u4e of the public resources bac1= of the patent, land which the ro~.~d travercea. (~'irned) Seim Letev ;,. C. ::hoer.~al-er. The above petition is accepted nd ordered placed Wn file. The prayer of the petitioners f^r the uwe of the road de:°cribed bein~• in the public interest is ,ranted and the @ai.d road ins declared to be a Cou:a- I:oad dedicated to rublic use. I3oard• of Countlt CornmiRr ior.~~rx. ''.;. C. ~'~. Lro~~~n. Chairman. i'h:,re beint• no further busine«s corning. before the Board uron motion vas adjourned to meet amain on the 14th. d~.-T of ilov• 19".4. T.reetin=• called to ord ;r on thel4th. of Idov• 1924 and all members ~~~ere found nre4ert. ~3ecause no levy or other action cr:n be ta;:en until report any? authorizatign of Tax, Commission, nor~l in we Wior.., and without having reached conclusions aR to the certification to the Count~• As«essor of the Pit :in County valuations, adjournment is tal.-en, r~ubject to the ca lc of the Chairman of the Board. ' Chairman Brown called a m~~etin~• of the Board to be held on the 21st. d~ y of Tdov• 19`'4 . I:Finuter of tre meetin~-~ held on the 21st. day of i1ov.'1924.. ^.`eeting .called. to order by Chairman ~ro~°~n •~nd al _ members were found present. Ordered that i'_ank .:outh~~,•ick be )riven ,such aid ''nom the county accordi :~ to his needti . t f 1~> 1 ~~~ _ i, ,~ I . i 1 i 'i'}ie ~alo~~~ance of ``'50.00 p~.r month, heretofore payabl~; to P:Irs i,-any :~trauss f:~r relief, is hereby reduced. to ~"'35.Oo per month, <•~nd i:irs ~trau~s to be ~:o notified. t `:'he •~_llovdance h:retofore allowed to "rc Jesse ~e•er~ fnr releif 'n t~.P :~u^I of r.,~F.~~ per ~ont~ is; hereh.; reduced t: ."5.0~! par r~ontl~, ar_d Tr;w FoAer.€ t:~ be s~ i_otif~^c. J Y T'^_? follo~~'ir-- e~r.tit'icatior. o=' tre a ^e~: cd <<au::.tirr, ~" - .t~-ir~ C,-_z:.t;•• ~~~- .. °se~c:~or :`CFhP,e, wage" r~CeiVf'd, ?3Y'Y~rO~.'Cd %l i1 C' Ord '.r~'d ~1 ~ ~, . To ~'Ze ~ionorable Bard o_f Co~r,t,•r Com*~ie•r~ioner~s; Gentlemen; I, ?~,;rl r"_cThee, .,sres~~or of Fits-in Co~unt,~r, do h~~r~:b.r certif;r that the ~.-_~l~z~tion of all Personal and. I.eul i:: sate property for the ;~^ar 1924 iu as fol7_ows: .`;4,560,290. tilso the valuation.: f the :school Di~tricte as foll.,w~: SeHool. Dist. ~ 1 1,417,385. „ „ !~ ~ ?].1,120. " r Jt3 169,175. ,ti •' ~~ 5 46~, 240. „ „ ,~ 6 225390. ~~ ,+ ~ 7 194,4'0. ,~ „ =>: g 797, 990. „ n ~r 10 282, ~i25. n ,r ,_ 11 125 , 410. „ ~~ "~ 12 150, 260. ~~ " ~ 13 157,570. „ „-~ 14 ~ 41,440. ,~ , " „ 15 66,550. ., h 17 124,7°5. „ Jt. 1 134,080. --------- --- ~ l, 5 6 0, 2 9 0. Valuation Citp of Asp~:n 418,355. teepetivel~ Submitted. "erl TTcPhee ~~: se*sor of .Fitkin Count. ~r . `_"'he Superintendent of Schools".Zrs .~nna Sh~f•t, submitted the follo~~nf• certification as to the amount neces~ar~ to pad the salaries of the various teachers for the ,re~~x 1924 ^nd 1925, and recommended that a General 'County c~chool lever of 5 mills be made to care for 4"are . ~i~pen, Colo. Tovember 22, 1924 T ~'.r1:;H~',!'.' S C! iJ''PY FUT1D . Digit. Ito. Teachers ??onths 1 13 9 2 1 9 5 1 9 6 1 9 7 1 9 9 1 9 10 0 0 11 1 9 12 1 9 13 1 9 14 0 0 15 1 9 , 17 1 9 Jt. 1 1 l; 6 ?T. S. 9 Jt. 3 1 Fro $ata 9 Per Islo . ..mt . ?~ 75.00 "8775.00 " 675.00 " 675.00 " 675.00 675.00 675.00 „ „ 675.00 " 675.00 " 675.00 ~, '! 675.00 " 675.00 . 687.50 . " 553.50 w16766.00 <inna Short. County SuiSeri:~tendent of Scho®ls Pit~_in County. • .~ The following levies were made by th;_various school Boards for ,special ::drool Puri,o~es, and approved by the Count;r Superintendent anc~ ?3oard of County Comsnis:n toners. ~«pe;,, Colo. November 22, 1924 SP~:CI ~ L:s`3l`IT:S FO'_? SCN_~OI~S PIa'1"'.ICTS. District. I:Iill Levi. 1 11. 2 2.125 5 3. 6 4.50 7 2. 9 1.125 10 0. 11 2.5 12 .5 13 1. 14 1.5 15 Special 4.5 Int. on Bonds 2• Sinking i~und. 2• 17 0. Jt. 1 Nmne certified. Jt. 3. 3. l~nna Short. County Superinendent ®f Schools- - Fit}yin County '_:'he e drool di' tri.Ct:~ nu;-~ber 5 and l~_, lay-tn9' r`]aC,c~ n 1ev=- 1n acce~;r of the b;: oT•~r .gin abOVE? file lev;,* for t'^P, ;lE?~zr 1~~;,~, a T~F;titl0n to +,i_8 :'t t!? m~X I.OP.1~:17.~ °t0?' £3Sl~ln"° fi^?r ?;l~CY! iY1Cre<`':'C Ula° made l.nd ^e'id '~'8t.1t1C1ng ~'f??^n `_;T'7?r3~'E'(~. Denver, Colorado,...-.Qn'GOb-B.T.--~.7.}..-...-.., 19-.~4.. l' ', t'. + ~•R'.i ',• ,M1 County Superintendent of Schools. The application of School District No....~ ........... ................P-.it-k.~T~-.-.---------.---County, for an increased levy i hereby approved and a levy not to exceed.-..: ~h-3-80----t~.rld-.-rio~-lOLZ-.- •--+--•-'--=-'--'-'--'-'----Dollars upon the v~ludtion of 19-~4--- authorized. A!I'TEST: COLD O T X MMISSION, ---- ~ By - - - ~ -a --. - - -- --4~`rrCl--. - Secretary. Ch a. i an • (SEAL) ' NOTE : This order should be presented to the Board of County Commissioners at the time they make their levy. I~~;, - t 1 4' ~ r{ i I Denver, Colorado,.....-...~@pt.QA!)?er..l?.:, 19~e~.--. County Superintendent of Schools. The application of School District No....~.~-------- ---------------_--p.~k~-..------.---County, for an increased levy is hereby approved and a levy not to exceed...~~a~.--8,t1$...nc~1QQ.,. ~-~-t e.~.r--._~--~-~. ~.~-~--.Dollars upon the valuation of 19-34-.- authorized. AT't~EST: / COLO 0 TA C MMISSION, ., _ -~ c ------------- Secretary. C aiTman• (SEAL) NOTE : This order should be presented to the Board of County Commissioners at the time they make their levy. . -', _ the Llt~ Of litS~ien, CE?rti:f"lE?d t^E,' fJ~_'.LC'u'?1n!'; 1"~-,. F'lr ~it,zr I)L'.T1'OcC" `"';~'_"' the ,'f?~:r 1~.3~5. 1:~:- en, .-Colo. Oct. 1«t. 19"4 Bo^rd of Cotulty Cos:rni«*~ ioner:s, ritr_in County, Colorado. Gentlemen; !~t the la;t meeting of the City Counsel of the City of ~~rpen, State of Col-o. held on the :50th• day of .;eptember 19°.4, it was unanimously resolved to levy on Hach dollar of the asse~^sed valuation of all taxable prop~;rty ~^lithin the City of ~«i en, Color`d at ReQsed in the Year 19?4, the Burn of norty `"hree (43) mi-ll* and divided ax fo11.o~.vR;- c?ydr,ant and 'eater ~entals. 3. mills Inter •at on ~`ut«tandinr,~ Bonds "0. " Redemption of Bonds and ilinkin,*' 1~'urid. 3. " General ?'urpcsxns 17. Charl ~s Dailey. Clem of the City of l~Hpon. ~`n m tion it was unanimously re«olved that for the year 192 the tax levy iri Pit?in Count; State of Cal~rado chaff be the folio°ain*~ number of mills anon every dollar's ~vorth of Real e.nd Per«onal },ronerty as a«~esred in said. county for the Year 19';4. i;aid Ordin° rr ;. Poor '.rd Contin~+Pnt levies being in acce3a of the levy allowed by law vith a petition t~ the Colorado ;`.fate `l'ax Commirxion, apnrov?n~ «ame, the Clerk is hereby authorized to mate such petition, and the «i id l_eviea made subiect trt thy,, ernFroval of said TaX Comr::is~«i on. Crdin^ry County revenue, including sunno t e~eir and Contin~enci~~s 6.6?5 "fills ~ua~x~~x~=r Divided as follaw«;- Ordinary Co. ^evenue 6. 'Tills Support cf ?'oor .6`',5 " Colainm~ncies 0. " General I;oad 1'urpose~ .5 " Sin'.~ir-r fund County Bonde 5. ' Internft on ';o prig. ^.5 " T,~ioth~r'- Comnens^tion .12,5 General Count SchoolR 5. _" _ io`al levy for County purpa^es ---~~-~ - - 19.~'Sp '~ there 's hereby aprropriated from the Co~~nty ?:evenue Ro raI«ed the follo°.Fling sur,?~, for ^.11 pnrpo«e~s for the year 1925. Ordinary Countp -~wenue. :"30,000.00 °??other'« Compen~s`3ti-on 600.00 Sapp©rt of Poor 3,500.00 inl.inp~ Fux1d Co. ??nnds 15,000.00 County C ont-inp•ent fund 4,000.00 Intern«t fund 11,000.00 GenPrsl oad Purpo«es 20,000.00 General Co. School« ^O,OCO.(`0 ,, ,r'---. I i i ~`~ (~~ ~' _'~ ~~ • ~I~i 1}ln fnl ~;1,.: t ~a• ~ F'Vl e;~ I~IPrB C~'rtl'F1ed top hY + .C _ l~dlt,r '~:~ '.~±.' to ~~ +'-a_ T -._T'J"~,.." . t~, ~,, ^~11^et'd -'~ pry ±' <:. ; e ..~~r~r' v.al_atipa~ ; -~. i+ i.~. ,.,,. rt- , ,o ~~r• d~. C~~ritpl ;3uildinQ I ~`ffice) Sty to iilitarT :Mind enef~.t Sinlrins• r'nnd, ,I~undinq• Bands 1910 University i`edieal and PTurses `Praininr ;.cheol Sinking ''ll~~d, Insurr.ectien Bonds, 1909. School Fund F.eimbursement IrtPrPSt In~urrPCtion Bands ,eriP 1909, 114. Intere~+ State ~-i*~h~,,,a.. Bonds, .ict. 19°l. I:,nto and Blind C.l_prndo :a' to ciorr,~_taJ_ Stpc;ti Ir.~ nPCticn Ca.nitpl Builrlinp~ '~ducati.onal Institution Euildinr~s fate i n^d at~~ t ~ Fa i r•. `_n ~x Iml~ravemPnt tax pn .;fate }'rapertT Inter~:at an '~undinr~ Bonds 1910. 1)' nv°r, '%OIOr~.dQ, ~~~+^;; _,• lip, ~(„ the ''±' to ?~,rv~ _°~,~° the vPar li+"9: for X11 St;~te of _'auali~ation :nd the Cod^r~~p m4-r :,o:u:ii.• icn tY.e bopk~ of this of~'ice and the lever d i ~t_~ibuto~_ Utation. '~~rcr•t~rn State Colle9•e ( Gunnison Ilormal School) ;-ior_, ;;punt; 1>, per°~r, fi^r. Count~3 CJ_°~rg ~~nd ~~~~-~,°!?er. =^~r 5ire; you are h^reb-, n~?tified that Putp©ses ~.~~~ fixed 1;;~ the State Boy rd at Three and uevent;; il~ndredth~: Ilill;~. l~bove valuatic'_ .-.:, i~^en char;~od on tp the varipu~ St^te Funds a~ fello~°~s: :~ or St? t e '' l~rno ~e s t General -,evenue ,' ,,fate ~~..'ver,~itT ~~~ricuJ.tur~a Colles•e Cols^dt~ Fxreriment;l ( :irricnltur.•~l) Port' i.e~:,~i- SchAOl School pf I:Iir_~; State '!'c' .cher~s Colle~~e VerT trulT Tours drther I:i. Stonc State ~~uditor 0.4?072 0.4.^.770 0.?1495 0.06817 0.04469 0.1.3293 0. ^1n 95 0.08028 0.1:82.0 0.265:0 0.0;;333 n.10000 n.30n00 0.50000 0.909~~8 0.01500 0.03400 0.03400 0.16500 0.1"000 0,06980 0,@9000 0.03300 0,05000 0.12500 n,01000 3.70000 't'here beinr~ no further business coming before, the Baard upon motion was adjourned. Chairman r,ttea yid ~ ~ _ , _ Clerk. - r~ I i Chas Case having offered to purchUse the tax certificates of sale and the t-=~es_ to date on Lots ~. B. and C. Blocs, 36, Aspen, offering the sum of X10.00. Upon motion the said offer wfa accepted and the treasurer ~~nd ~lerT: authorized and directed to transfor and assign said certificates for said sum. The following resolution was adopted;- Be it Resolved, That the COi~.~.7ISSI0Td~'~S DISTRIC'iS OF TFir: COUTITY OF PITY>IN shall be altered and shall henceforth be bounded and desoribed as follaws, viz:- District No. Two. Beginning at a point on tthe line of Gunnison and Pitkin Counties, thence due north to the mounth of Maroon Creek and continuing in the sa~ae course, north, to the Eagle and Pitkin County line, thence following in a northwesterly eburse the lines of Eagle and Garfield counties, and continuing in a generally South Eastern course to the place of beginning on the Gunnison and Pitkin Counties line; . District No. One.- Be,gin~ling at the point on b4aroon Creek, where Bleeker Street of Aspen expended 4esterly would intersect the line desoribed as the easterly boundary line of District ido. Two across from Gunnison County to Eagle County, thence in easterly course along the center of said Bleeker Street extended, to its int~;rseetion with Lake County line, thence along the Lake County, .Chaffee and Gunnison Counties' line to the point on Gunnison County line where the East Boundary of District No• 2, starts, Thence Northerly along said District No. 2 boundary line to the place of beginning ; District No. Three Beginning at the point where the center line of Bleeker Street, extended Westerly, intersects the East line boundary of District TJo. 2,. thence Northerly to Eagle County line, thence Easterly following the lines of Eagle and Lake Counties to the point of interseotion of the center line of Bleei.er Street extended easterly to the Lake County Line, thence 1','":sterly along the center line of said Bleeker ''treet so extended to the place of beginning. On motion duly made <:nd seconded the foregoing resolution fixing the lines of Com- missioner's Districts as therein defined was adopted, Commissioners Brown and 6`uilliams voting in the affirmative amd Commissioner Peed voting in the negative. There being no further business coming before the Board, upon motlon was hairr::an `- Attes ~ ~~ . vr~iwy Clerk adjourned. F.