, 1879-11-15
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
November Term. 1873.

The board met on Monday, Nov. 81. All
present
J. Lucinger, Sam Jacobs and John Fall
appointed viewers Of road asked for by w.
F. Kimball-yiew to be made Nov. 10th.
The county road asked for by Z. d. Mills
ct al, was refused.
W. 5. Gillian, John Bayant and Samnel
Keys appointed viewers of change of road
asked for by II. Roff-view to be made Dec,
Sth.
The change of road asked for by r. j.
Lawler allowed.
The change of, road asked for by j, S. Her
man, granted.
j. N. Cornwall. Sos. Braden and Joshua
Bryant appointed appraisers of claim for
damages made by II. NJ. Chase, 10 meet
Dec. Sth.
Fred Slime, John Seeber and Sam Jacobs
appointed viewers OF road asked for, by {.
R. Frazier. to meet Dec. lst.
NJ. b. Ward was appointed to learn what
improvements were necessary IN the bridges
on the territorial road over Dry creek, with
power to contract for the necessary improve
ments.
Report of Coroner Boyd in case of Webs
ster, deceased, approved and warrant for
IS 20 ordered issued to coroner.
Bonds of the following liquor dealers ap-
proved: II. c. Rodewald, Thomas Collins
c. T. Wenecke, Otto Pasqnay, A. Sehu-
macher, F. Stone, Jas. Chadsey, William
Myers, Tatro & Co, j. II. Stahl, +. f. kle-
Der, f. j. Williams, j. H. Stahl, Leet 4
Ehlers, Plumy & Berry, Linda Ladd, j.
Doak, NJ Unger, II. Wind.
The bonds of H. NJ. Hodgis and c. L.
Smith Cor ferries were approved
In the matter of the application of the city
of Walla Walla IA relation to grading the
county road leading from second street. or
dered laid over to next meeting
In the matter of compensation Of county
commissioners for viewing Wal;sbnrg
bridge, Amos Cummings, two days, $40;
S. ii. Erwin, one day, So /; NJ. b. Ward, one
day, 81.
Ordered that the county auditor proceed
to collect, after first notifying the parties,
aIl monies t,ne the county for costs in road
changes and ahere roads petltioned Ior have
been rejected.
DISBURSEMENTS.
W.P Horton. Touchet bridge, S3if -;
". O'Donnell, Touchet bridge, S269 IS:
Marshal K Jones, same, SlOS 40; James Il.
Thompson, attendance on chambers SO,
board of prisoners S642 60, jailor's fees
$3.50, summoning jury Sl5, Probate court
$50. sundries S13 So; FL. ID. Chapman, sur
veying, s62 75 Thomas Moore, extra work
road district Sl3; W. B. Kimball, station
ary SIl %; Sehwabacher Bros, sundries
for jail, 81 50; Stott & Feldman. lamp,
81 Is; EversZ & Abel, furniture, 50 10;
Jasper Howe, books, SIS 10; Ii. Whittier,
work on jail, IS 81 Adams Bros, sundries,
Sl3 81; r. Guichard, salary, SLY; t. L.
Heriff, stationary, 81 p Zahner, labor and
freight $50; B. X. Land, printing, 81;
Mrs. ". H. Newell, printing, $50 40; NJ.
Williams, bridge timber, Sl06 24 w. G!as-
ford, lumber, So 70 Jno. Bryant, convey
ing insane, $l06 25; A. SchellwOrth, lum-
ber. ST %; Blaiock, Son & Co, same.
SI6 10; n. G.. Blalock, same. 500 20; Pro-
bate court insane costs, SD 40; James Me
Aulif, lumber. S32; VIM. Hardness, S;i'::'S Is;
Lacy & Whitman, insurance. sou; n H.
Orr, coffin, Sl5; c. w. Wheeler. Sapt.
of schools, S20S 10; Dr. III. c. Nancy,
witness fees, Sl35; DIR. Marion. witness
fees, Sl35.
W. Il. Seward was appointed Jnstlce Of
the Peace and Frank S.ratton constable
Ordered that the aulitcr insert advertise
ment In newspapers of.ering a bounty OF >
cents each for scalps of squirrels killed
during the months OF February and March