The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-12
county Court.
Our County Court met last week and
transacted the following business


The resignation Of the Supervisor Of Ros,
District No. Al was received, and Fr,nl
Propst appointed to Oh tho vacancy.
N. l. Wallace, Supervisor Of Distr;st Ma
=, was allowed 1000 feet Of lumber
Jas. Moore was appointed Supervisor o
District No 80.
It was ordered that the voting place /,
Brush Creek precinct be changed to craw
fordsvillo
Allen Parker was appointed Supervisor a
Road District No /.
In the matter of the application of w. H
Mcbride for a county road, Jos. Hamilton
Hugh Lee and - Carey were appOintos n,
viewers, with Bryant as Surveyor.
JOS Nixon was ordered 10 rena;r ths 7 ~
anon bridge and bring in his bill to IN,
county.
Chas, Malston waa instructed to procur,
the material for repairing tho bridge on
Muddy, near Affords, and to let the contrae,
for the work in accordance with the plan.
and specifications submitted by Jerry Hav.
]. A. Porter, Henry Davidson and Frank
Presley were appointed to view the road
petitioncd for by VIM. II. Tetherow and
were instructed to meet at the petitioner's
house on the the oath Of April.
]. w. A. Bilyou was appointed Constable
of Brownsville precinct
Milton Houston, Mart Payne and Jason
Wheeler were appointed to view the road
petitioned for by l. D. Miller.
John Mccoy, /. n Smith and J. N. Smith
were appointed to view che change in a
county road pstitioned for by W. L. Coon
The Supervisor of the District was in
strueted to not open the county road petition.
ed for by W. II. Qusener until further or.
derSd by the Court
The following judges of election were
appointed to serve in their respective pre-.
riness on the 3rd of June:
West Albany Milton Hale, Jno. Crawford
and Clay Marshall.
East Ai6any-Nimrod Price, Williap, Rum.
bAugh and r. saltmarsh.
Syrdeass-DAyid Lewis, E. T. I. Fisher
md John Aesksr.
O'teaHs-W. h. Mcbride, John Mccoy
md L n Smith.
Shedd-John A. RObinstte, D. p. Porter
md Frank Shedd-
Hal'ey-J. A. Porter, Jos Lame and B.
a Allen.
Harris6Hrg-wm. MsCqllOeh, Irvine Macy
Ind John Grimes.
Br'otcasrille-A. W. stanard, J. Il. Wash.
BURN and w. R. Bishop.
CeateT'-John Huston, Alex. Brandon and
B. W. Cooper.
LebanOn-JOnathsn WsssOn, John Beard
David Smith.
Brash creet-F. NJ. Malone, J. n. Rice
Ind RObt Glass.
Lfbsrty-Adam P Nye, BENZ. Marks and
p. Norris.
S'ceet HOme-M G. Moss, John Gilliland
md Newton Russell
WaterioO-John earns, EphraiIn Badger
Francis Bellinger.
SctntiaEa-H. N Durthick, D. +. crabtree
md VIM. A. Paul.
FyaHkiia BHtts-Jesse Beard, D. r. Crab.
rec and VIM. A. Paul
Seio-Thos. Munkers, A. NJ. Shelton aad
!. c. johnson.
For FalIey-J. B. Fryrear, Jno. Trask and
Nielsen Gearhart.
kelly was declared pauper and c. T.
raft was authorized to take charge Of him
It was ordered that sealed bids be received
1 the Clerks Office until May sth, 1878, for
5 cords Of split oak wood and cords of
lear iir-said wood to be used for eouaty
purposes.
The delinquent tax list for 1877 was re-
'eived and approved and the Clerk was
directed to make out a certified copy and
lttaeh warrant for collection
1t was ordered that all voting precincts
heretofore established in tbis county be
abolished. New ones were organized, the
boundaries of which will appear in the DEl-
'cRAr as soon as they are made out
1t was ordered that no more relief be
granted Mrs. Day.
PROBATE COURT.
A final settlement was made in the estate
If Richard Cheadle.
Guardian of the Blunt heirs presented his
,eport, which was allowed.
Final settlement made in the estate &
IOhn J. O. Jack, and the administrator was
ordered to turn over the cash on hand 1926. E
IS to Elizabeth Jack
The case of Sarah J. Teeters and Mary
6. Signer Va. SamT Eslick, was taken under
advisement.
The administrator of the estate of John
Dinwiddie was ordered to sell the personal
property for cash.
A. Blevins, guardian of Jas. C. and VIM.
9. Graves, presented his first account which
vas approved.
In the matter of the application of F. F.
Wright for dover, i. was ordered that May
!, 1878, be set as the time for hearing the
iame
D. Froman, administrator Of the estate of
Eli B. Moore, presented his first secouat,
which was approved, and it was ordered that
III claims allowed during first six months be
'aid in full. Heirs of said estate were given
o May 9th, 1878, to show cause why certain
cal estate shoHld not be sold.
II, Bryant was appointed guardian, cd
item, of the minor heirs of the estate of A.
CarOthers. Sale of real estate ordered in
aid estate
D. Froman, administrator, made return of
'ale in the S. Montgomery estate, which was
approved and confirmed.
Final settlement made in the estate Of
Walter Monteith.
a:.e Eeachers' Institute.
After holding the most profitable session
,ince its organization tho linn County 'Ta.ch