The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-02-16


and family. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ Is
John I. Loyelace, keeping pauper...... 30 90
THIRD DAY.
The following bills were examined and al
lowed, to-wit:
Vim. Gnder, boarding pauper, (spl.
1unu) ~ OU
Chas. Brown, Auditors fees. .... 1A 70
Vancouver Water Co.. water rent, (spl.
(iund b ~
V. A. Dayman, repairing Washougal
bridge, (spl. fund.-. ....... 63 So
NJ. Finn, NJ. D., medical services. 90
Sisters Of Charity, keeping G. X. Stew
art, pauper, (spl. fund) ............ IS IS
Sisters OF Charity, keeping Thos. Doo-
Ian, pauper, (spl. fund.- ........... 90 AZ
VIM. Ginder, furniture for Probate Jud-
e's office, (spl. fund.- ............... As
j. II. Fletcher, furniture for Sheriff's Of
flee and articles for Jail ........... % %
The official bond of VIM Ginder, Probate
Judge, was examined and approved.
Report of the survey of school section on
Mill Plain examined and approved, and A. Nc
Andrew, Surveyor allowed $40, and Webster
Abbott and Patrick Qugley, chainmen, and
John L. Lovelacc, axnan, each allowed 81 for
two days service, in making said survey.
The sum of 81 was allowed to Thos. O'Don-
nell on account Of poll tax enormously paid by
him for the year 1876.
| 1t is ordered by the Board that John Corless,
the Supervisor Of Road District No. s, in Clarke
| County, W. f., be, and is hereby ordered and
directed 10 proceed forthwith with the uncX-
| pended road labor of said Road District, to fill
| up the gravel pit on the west side of Main
| street, in the City OF Vancouver, sufficient to
guard the public against accident, loss or in
| jury, by reason thereof, and it is further or
| dered that the Clerk of this Board furnish the
said Supervisor copy Of this order with all
convenient speed.
Proposition Of Mrs. C. Thomlinson, to fur
nish Henry Boardwell, a charge of this county,
with board and washing for the sum of $3.50
| currency, per week, was accepted, and ii is
hereby ordered that she receive for said service
the said sum of s.i53 in cuwency, per week,
| until further order
The boundaries of Road District No 13 were
changed; said district is now bounded rs fol-
lows to-wit:
Beginning at the North West corner of
| Township Three North, of Range Three East,
| and running thence east four miles, thence
| south two miles, thence west three miles,
thence south one mile, thence west one-half
mile to Township line, thence north on Town
| ship line to place OF beginning
| a new Road District to be designated as
Road District No. 80, was organized with the
| following boundaries to-wit:
| Beginning ut the North East corner of Town.
ship Three North of Range Two East, and run
! ming thence west two and one-half miles,
| thence south two miles, thence west one half
mile, thence south one mile, thence east one
mile, thence north one mile, thence east two
miles to Township line and thence north two
miles to place of beginning.
FOURTH DAY.
The following bills were examined and al
| lowed, to- wit:
H. H. Grdley, excess in length of Lewis
~ h Wh,, county r rsas,r.rs fees ~ y
j. 0. Smith. cleaning JAIL ETC.. - 62
| A Raj nv W Ia "a
| Bill of fees of Geo Webber, Deputy City
| Marshall in the case Of the Territory of Wash
| ington VS. j. Mashall and Charles Adams, re-
duced to $3.50 and allowed.
| Petition of Jacob Pr9bstel, ST., and others
| for the view and survey OF County Road from
| point on the Fourth Plain road, read, and 1t
| appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Board that
due and legal notice of the presentation OF the
| said petition had been given, and the said petit
ton being accompanied by good and sufli-
| Gent bond for the payment Of all costs and ex-
pcnses of such view and survey in case the
| prayer thereof should not be granted, view
was ordered, and s. G. Harris, Henry Shoe
maker aud Hugh Byrne were appointed view
| ers, and instructed TO meet at the house Of ia
| cob Prebstcl, Sr. on Monday, March 18th,
| 1877, and then proceed to view the said pro-
| posed road, in accordance with the prayer Of
| the said petition.
| Petition Of Thomas j. Beatty ct al, for the
| view of a county road from the South East cor
ner Of Section Four, Township One North,
Range Three East ~ intersection Of Fishers
Landing road read, and being accompanied by
| a good and sufficient bond for the payment Of
all costs and expenses Of such view, in case the
| prayer thereof should not be granted, and II
| appearing to the satisfaction Of the Board that
due and legal notice Of the presentation Of said
petition had been given, view was ordered,
| and ID. X. Webster, Samuel Ross and Jasper
Blair appointed viewers and instructed TO meet
at the house of Jacob Whittier, on Monday,
March 18th, 1871 and then proceed TO view the
said proposed road, In accordance with the
prayer Of said petition.
Petition Of f. c. Tinsley and others for the
view OF two proposed county roads one from
the North West corner Of Section Thirty-six,
Township Two North, Range Three East 10
the washougsl bridge, and the other from the
North West corner Of IL. II. Leonard's land to
intersection with county road leading to Lack
amas Falls, read, and il being accompanied by
good and sufficient bond for the payment OF
ali costs aud expenses Of the view OF the said
proposed roads, In case the prayer OF said peti-
ton should not be granted, and 1t appearing
10 the satisfaction Of the Board that due and
legal notice Of the presentation Of said potion
had been given, a view was ordered and Fritz
Krohn, H. &. Lakewood and &. H. Carleton
were appointed viewers and instructed 10 meet
Of the house Of Z c. Tinsley. on Monday,
March ODD 1877 and then proceed TO view and