The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-24

80 A1NaAktG ItGNaAASL-
VIM 3. Bolton, grocery license and
one pigeon hole table license for Seat
tie precinct
Rosa Smith. grocery license for Seat.
tie precinct
Benz. Murphy. retail liquor license
fer Seattle precinct
L c. Harmon, retail liquor license
for Seattle precinct,
Crawford * Harrington. wholesale
liquor license for Seattle precinct.
Haley i McGrau. retail liquor license
for Seattle precinct
Wiggin s Fox, retail liquor license
and one billiard table license for Seat
tie precinct.
Henry Hardemsn, grocery license
and one pigeon hole table license for
Seattle precinct.
Plche & Mehlhorn. grocery license
and one pigeon hole table license for
Seattle precinct.
s. c. & T. Co, retail liquor license
for Seattle precinct
Talbot Coal Co., retail liquor license
for Talbot coal mine, Mox- Push
precinct.
Lowe & levitt, retail liquor license
Tor Seattle precinct.
James Griffiths, one billiard table
license for Seattle precinct.
Auditor was authorized 10 notify
the Treasurer to pay James Begley,
Supervisor of Road District No s, one
hundred and twenty five dollars out
of the road fund.
Road petition of john Wilson and
twelve others accepted, and viewers
appointed.
4. NJ. Cudworth. William Stesrns
and James Foersmsn, viewers appoint
ed at the May term to view out and
locate road, having failed to make
q report, the Auditor was authorized to
notify said viewers and f. Fl. Whit
worth, Deputy County Surveyor, to
meet on the 10th day of September,
1877, and proceed to view out, survey
and locate said proposed road accord
ing to law.
l.. c Smith, George Vandcrbeck and
{. U. White. road viewers appoined at
the May term, 1877. having failed to
make report, the auditor was authorized
to notify said viewers and +. II. Whit
worth, Deputy County Surveyor. to
meet on the Goth day of August, 1877.
and proceed to view out, survey and
locate said proposed road according
law.
The petition of John Clark and
others was land over until the Novem-
Der term. 1877.
The petition of Luke Craig and
twelve Others. praying for review Of
the county road from the city of Seat.
tie to Black river ferry, was granted,
and viewers appointed as required by
law.
The road petition of E. d. Plumb and
II others was granted. and viewers ap.
pointed according to law.
The petition of +. M. Alvord and
Others, praying for an appropriation Of
five hundred dollars to keep the water
of White river in its main channel at
Alvord's dam. was rejected.
The petition of Mason ID. Smith and
Others. praying for an appropriation of
eight hundred dollars to build bridge
across White river near its junction
with Green river, was laid over until
the November term, 1877.
The road petition of Alex Cow and
others was rejected
The resignation of d. W. Selye, J.
p. was accepted. and VIM. X. An
drews, Esq, was appointed in his
place.
VIM. III. Andrews, Deputy Clerk OF
the District Court. was allowed twenty
cents case to properly arrange and in
dex all cases in his Office prior to his
taking possession of said Office.
The assessment roll for the year 1877
as returned by the Assessors was laid
over until the November term, 1877.
The Auditor was authorized to notify
each Road Supervisor in the county not
to lay out any work or money on the
roads in his district only as prescribed
by law:
Six hundred dollars in scrip was ap-
propriated to employ counsel to aid in
prosecuting the necessary legislation by
Congress to restore to settlement by
homestead and presumption claimants
all lands in Washington Territory,
heretofore withdrawn from market and
settlement in favor of the Northern Pa
cifc Railroad Company. north of the
adjusted limits of the earned lands of
said company on the main line of said
railroad near its terminus on Puget
Sound at Tacoma, and all lands on the
branch line of said railroad in said Ter
ritory.
The proposition of T. s. Russell to
pay all costs in the case Of King county
vs.. II. A. Atkins, and have the case
dismissed, was laid over until the extra
session Of the Board to be held Sep
TENDER 18th, 1877.
Board adjourned to meet on the 18th
day of September, 1877, at "a. NJ. for
the purpose of receiving and disposing
of road viewers reports, road petitions,
bills, extending tho lease Of the County
Farm on additional conditions, and dis
posing of the proposition of T. S. Rus.
sell in reference to the Atkins case, and
the matter in reference to printing
NJ. II. MADDoCKs,
RUFUS STEARNs,
TERENCE O'BRIEN.
Commissioners.
At!ested: NJ. s. BOOTH. Clerk.
i0iyneo1 N r. MADD0CEs