The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-17

The Nay term Of the County Court which
was IN session last wsek transacted the follow.
ing business


The first account of the executrix Of tb,
estate of John Baker was presented and -
proved
The second account Of the administrator
of tho estate of Ezra Stout was presented
and approved.
Jas. K. WeatherfOrd was appainted guar
dian ad Esen Of the minor heirs of David
Presley.
In the application Of Mrs. F. F. Wrieh,
for dowery, J. N. Rice. Jesse Barr and z. B
Moss wers appointed to make tho allot
ment, and J. X. Wcatherford was appointed
guardian ad Eten of the minor heirs.
Sarah A. Hayes was appointed guardian oI
Frank R and Gertrude Hayes, miners, hei
duties to commence when the Court approve.
her bonds, which are placed at So
A sale Of certain real estate was ordered
in the estate Of David Presley. Terms-U
5. gold coin, one-third down on day of sale,
one-third in six months, and tho remainder
in nine months
Estate of ]. D. Ray settled.
Final account filed in the estate of w. H.
Basket, and Tuesday, July ID. 1873, set for
| final settlement.
Final account rendered in the estate Of
Emmett Simons, which showed that $3.50. 66
then remained in the hands of the admins
traitor. 1t was ordered that this amount be
distributed among the creditors at the rate
of 2s cents on the dollar, and that the ad-
ministrator be discharged on his fling receipts
of claimants.
J. n. Duncan was appointed guardian al
iitesa of the minor heirs of Eli B. Moore.
The Administrative Of the estate Of Geo.
R. Helm fled her third account, which was
allowed
A sale of real property was ordered in the
estate Of Eli B. Moore, sale to be on the
premises. Terms-one-third down and bal.
ance in six months.
In the estate and guardianship eff the
Eslick heirs the objections wore overruled
and account settled
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
In the matter of the application of VIM
TetherOw for county road, the reports of the
viewers and surveyors were read and con-
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In the matter of application Of VIM. H.
Mcbride for county road, it was ordered
that the report, plot and survey be recorded
and the road established.
w. L. Coon applied for change in a
county road. and the matter was continued
to hear proof that the read had been open
ed.
/. D. Miller spplied for county road, and
n. P. Payne, Isom Walker L. c. Marshall
were appointed to assess damages to each
complainant
R a Barnett was appointed supervisor Of
Road District No ~
Tyler jackson, Supervisor OF Road Dis
triet No. II, was allowed 1000 feet of lum-
Der for his district
L c. Marshall, Supervisor, was allowed
$500 feet of lumber for his district
The citizens Of Lebanon precinct were or
dered to elect two justices of the Peace at
the general election in June of this year.
H. D. Burkhart, having bid the lowest,
was given the contract for furnishing wood
to the county officers, his bid being 81 As
per cord.
John Laper was authorized to purchase
5000 feet of lumber for use in his district.
L Hasbrook and Others applied for
county road, and the matter was continued
until the next term
In the matter of the return of the deIin-
queAt tax list for the year 1877 and settle
ment with the Sheriff This matter having
besn postponed to this term of Court for fur
ther examination and consideration, and the
Court now having further examined and con-
sidered the said return of the Sheriff ef this
county, the Court finds that there is an
error in the account of unpaid taxes on said
list to the sum of SCI 70, and that the
amount of unpaid taxes thereon is the
sum of Sl7,037.4I instead OF Sl7. .l02. 10. It
is ordered that there be placed to the credit
of the Sheriff Of this county, on account of
the tax roll of 1877, the sum Of s5l, ,379. 2s,
taxes collected and paid over to the Treas
urer, and the sum of Sl7, Il delinqueuts
go returned to this Court, aud the further
SUM of S4S3 on amount doubly assessed
The boundary Of East Albany precinct vas
changed so that that precinct viii include
the east half Of the Court House block, and
the place of voting was changed from Linn
Engine House to the Court House.
The following bills were allowed:
D B Rice, 81 20; L H Montanye, IS; A NJ
Manis, 50 so; Isaac Bates, 50 so; j Carey,
81 80; VIM Brenner, 81 30; G " Phillips,
81 90; Henry Howell, 81 50; L Miller,
50 60; Duly, sl3 so; R Herren, S44 :
80; ] R Herren, SS4 10; ] R Herren, sa7 90;
R Herren, 81 so; R Hersen, $40; John
Cleland, s25 25; w Palmer, g; Bal
timore, 81; G Parrish, 50; john Althouse,
g; VIM. Ralston, g; Cooper Turner, 81;
Wm Briggs, $50; S A Julius, s75; j X
Charlton, Sl3; B R Holt, slS; Barton Phil
lippi, 81 20; Jos Henderson, 81; Hugh Lee,
81; ] B Coney, 81; w K Mcbride, 81; J
Wilson, 50; Il Bryant, sl2; N Smith, 50;
j n Smith, 81; John Mccoy, 50; H BryanS,
S.; Milt Houston, 81; Jason Wheeler, 50;
Mart Payne, 81; D Willer, 81; H Bryant,
IS; DIR Henton, So; James A Pearl, S.; A
Condra, 81; N Kizer, 81; Coshow. 81;
n Warmoth, 81; Lewis Long, 81; II R
Powell, 81; E G Spsrry, 81 80; Mrs + NJ
Rice, 81 so; VIM Smith, 81 so; NJ Miller,
IS; Ed Piper, So so; w Grover, IS SO;
DR. Boughton, 50; DR. Ashton, 50; Sites,
S62; T Sites, sl2o; T 6 ties, Sl44 70;
OW Warner. siI 80 pr Blyey, S53; J
N Froa.s, go; o W Warren, So 60; Phil
Grigsby, $40 Os; w J Mathews, 50; Russle
Duncan, 81; W johnson, S26 30; David