The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-18
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The road petitiOnod for by w. ]. Crabtree
and others was ordered established.
The road pstitioned for BY L Hashrouck
and others was ordered established, tho Pc
titiOners being held for the amount Of dam
ages-Slo
p. a. Severn was appointed Supervisor Of
Road DistrictNo. IS
Wm. Shepherd, Supervisor Of District No.
was authorized to purchase 1000 feet OF
lumber for the use Of his distriot.
o. Compton. Supervisor Of Road District
No. 4. was authorized to purchase 6,l00 feet
Of lumber for the use Of his district.
II was ordered that C. T. Croft be allowed
$500 per Annam for keeping the panpers-
Salisbury and Cole--to be paid quarterly,
the ecntraet to oommsnoe on the Ah Of octo-
Der. 1878.
The County School Superintendent having
petitioned for new map of school districts,
and for new desk for the keeping of his
papers, il was ordered that no be authorized
to purchase desk of plain finish.
It was ordered that note be executed TO
John oonnOr for $l.Os0 in geld coin, paya-
bic IN 90 days from data. aud - draw inter-
est after maturity at the rate Of ono per cent.
per month.
1t was ordered that notes be executed 10
A. s. Miller & Son in the following amounts,
due six months after date, with interest at
theEato of per cent per annum, dated Sept.
%, ISIS, in fun payment for tho Rose Ferry
bridge across the Santiam: 1895. so; $50;
81, ,76a. so; ~ 900; 1900. - .e 2
The bonds of the Sheriff. as Tax Collector.
Was fixed at SO, 600
A petition having been presented asking
for relief for Mr.. Parrish and wife, Hon.
Thos, Munkers was appointed to attend 10,
and purchase ths necessary supplies for. the
family. and to report his work to tho Court
A return of sale Of personal property was
made in the estate of John Mckinney, and
the sale confirmed.
VIM. H. Thompson was appointed guarli-
an Of Jonathan Thompson, a, minor, his
bonds being placed at $500
]. B. cornett presented his first account As
administrator Of the estate Of c. T. Savage,
which was approved
Jos. Lame presented his account and his
resignation as guardian Of the person and es-
tate of Wm L Vawter, minor. Ordered
that he be discharged on his fling his re-
ceiPts from his successor for amounts found
due said minor.
Hiram Smith, administrator Of the estate
of Job White. presented his final account.
and when it was examined the Court found
that vouchers to the amount Of S7S3 80 were
imperfect The administrator was charged
with $75S. Is and leave given him to correct
his vouchers.
The administrator in the estate OF Wyatt
Crane presented his final account which was
heard, allowed. and settled Balance on
hand Of g, 626.05 was distributed as follows:
Sarah j. Adams. si.3I3O2a: Lucinda H.
Adams. SI.3Iao2i. Tho administrator viii
be discharged on his filing receipts for the
above amounts.
Teetzs ohling. executrix of the estate Of
Paul ohling, presented the following inyen-
tory of property: Real estate, S6,2l5; per-
sonal property. s974SI. Itwas ordered that
certain property, named in petition, be set
apart for the widow Of deseezsed.
The administrator Of the estate Of Thos
Deakins, presented the following inventory
of property: Real estate, 3, 74O; personal
property, 81, ,2s2 "a. Certain property named
in petition was set apart for widow of de-
ceased. The administrator was ordered TO
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self and family. He was also ordered tosell
he personal property, belonging to said es-
tate, at public auction, on the following
terms All sums up TO FIVE dollars, cash in
hand; all over that sum, ON a credit Of four
months.
The executor Of the Robert Moore estate
was ordered to sell the personal property on
the following terms: All sums over s. on 4
credit Of four months that sum and under
cash down. fH# r.
The Gnal account ef L. E BIain. the ad-
ministrator Of the n. II. cranor estate, was
heard and settled. A balance of 1886 60 be.
ing on hand, it was ordered that it be dis
tribated asfollows: Kate AlthOuse. s55 ssR;
Bessie and Harper eranor. $50. sOA IN equal
proportion.
The following bills were allowed, and Or
ders drawn on the treasury for the amounts:
A Miller & Son, 1000, and 30; S A
DaWson,f 2; H C Powell, 2;lJ(S Dickson, 2;
w J Crabtree, 2; Newton Crabtree, 2; Frank
Smith, 2; H Bryant. Il; G B Montague, 2;
3 eheadle, q r Roberts, 2; Wm Cochran,
2; Joseph Harmon, 2; D II Putnam, 2; D Il
N Blackburn, /; A W stanard, 2; c sperry,
2; A B Woody. 2; G and AlA settlemier,
10. l3; Allen Parker, 1915; L N Eggett l25;
] II Bruce, 200; II @ Clement, Ie5; F'oshay
q Mason, 1875; yvhitney, 3. 10, 3. 8, 8;
P II Raymond, 26.2 %; L C Carter, !; John
Mills, ITO Roland, /; Perry Smith, Ii;
James Gore, /; Q Amet, I; 8 Lnttrell, 2.O5;
B Mcdonald, 7.55; ] 7 Gilmore, 1.50; Green
Bond, I.50; 7 HiIIard, L5O; o n Pucket
1.50; W Z Dea, L5O; 7 Settle, I.5O; G T
Graft, lOl.25; FL Hyde, 50; g T Croft.
62.75; G w Hobart, l.50; NJ Bruce, 0.25,
and 1924; G w Hobart, I.5O; DIR BOughton,
AZ. so; Dr. Ashton, s; r Parrish, 20; DIR
J Boughton, s; @ Dickey, 99.75; w J
Mathews, 5;JW Baldwin, 40; Chas X
Fronk, I.5O; San Wa, 2.75; VIM Lister, 2.75;
Jos Clark, j, l.7O; J F DeVore, I.7o; Henry
McKinsey, l.5O; VIM Lister, 2. so; C Dick
ey, 2l.25; R saItmarsh, $50; n v Brown, 81
Z Murray, %; s A Johns; II, and. 75; Il 4
Powell, % so; G Dioley, Is.
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Another sad Death.
Last Monday evening ssraI, the dagghtel