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17489,Cedar County (Utah). County Court,Deeds and minutes,i 1857-1862.,Chronological by date of meeting.,"This minute book records the actions of the county court\, the governing body of the county equivalent to a county commission. The court was authorized to manage all county business and county property. This included taxation and auditing all claims against the county. They created election precincts\, road districts\, and school districts and appointed superintendents of such districts. They also appointed other county officials such as the assessor/collector and water masters. Liquor licenses\, herd grounds\, timber rights\, and water rights were all obtained through the county court. All these activities are noted in the minutes.,These are minutes of regular and special meetings of the county commissioners. They are used to document the actions and decisions of the commission. County commission minutes record the appointments of county officials; the receipt of citizen's petitions; the adoption of annual budgets; the review of tax receipts and rates; and the discussions of public services such as roads\, water\, sewage\, police and fire protection. These minute books include the time and place of the meeting\, names of commissioners present and absent\, summary of the proceedings and decisions made by the board.",,Public,0.20 cubic foot 1 microfilm reel