The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-09
COMMISSIONERS, PROCEEDINGS.
SEATTLE, Thursday. Nov. =

: INA LIZ ANOF- q.
/ The bond Of A. Hass was approved.
Report ii view.Is aad surveyor or
road from Black river to Dunl.p's wa.
accepted. and road ordered opened &C
coidin9 to law.
Joseph Francisco was granted a gro.
Gerry license for six months, from Nov
10th. His bond was submitted and an
proved.
John Kennedy was granted retail
liquor license for six month. from No
vember 10th.
Bond Of A.. Wolf WAS approved.
Petition Of c. II. Hodges and Others
for road in S4uak Valley was granted
and p. WEIGH, Jas. Bush and Geo. w
Tibbetts were appointed viewers, &c
meet November 25.h.
Petition Of b. Z. Brown and other.
| for the formation Of a new school dis
trict out Of District No. IL. was re.
! jected, on the ground Of no recommen-
dation from School Superintendent.
FRIDAY, Nov. s.
Petition o. q. " Tibbetts and others
for road through Squsk Valley, wa.
granted, and Vim. Pickering, Thomas
Cherry aud Z. J. Smith were appointed
! viewers, TO meet November Gath.
The petitions If L. A Void and
others and C. .. Russell and others. for
a bridge over Back river at the upper
crossing. were rejected. on the ground
Of there being 10 funds on hand for
bridge purposes
G.. Burian was granted grocery Ii
cense for six months, from Nov. 10th.
Bond approved.
Bond II John Kennedy. with j. A.
McPhes as surety, WAS approved.
Rufus Stearns. one Of the Commits
sioners. was authorized by balance of
the Board to let contract and superin-
tend repairs On Cedar river bridge.
Peter Saar, one of the Commission
ers. was authorized by balance Of the
Board to suptrintend ierai; # White
river bridge.
s. II. Foster, Supervisor Of Ro,d
District No. -. was authorized by the
Board to let contract to open the ROAD
newly laid out from where i. leaves
the Steele road to where it intereec;s
the Cedar river road. near Duniaps.
The new Squire Opera House was
designated as the place Of holding the
next term of the District Court.
Prosecuting Attorney Ballard and
Judge Lewis were requested to furnish
legal advice as to the proper course to
be pursued by the Board to have the
beach road repaired and protected
against the Entertainments of the rails
road.
The following bills were ordered
paid: DR.. f. l.. Smith. so; l. V.
Wyckof $3.50; Weekly Post, $S4 621,;
+ s. Ingrahom. :lS so; John Graft.
$ll ID. Morris. 50 so; 8. G & r Co.
$l4; l. Rciniz. SEQ; Il Scott. S23; II.
l. Yesler, $l3S; II. Butler. SIS II.
McAleer & Co, & so, M " Mills.
81 3s. T :. Russell. SIS; r Abrams.
Il; Z. Reach. 81 Seattle & Walla
Walla Railroad, $SS.
Fees. in the following cases were al
lowed In the matter of the inquest of
S. Il. Merrill. deceased in the case
Of Territory vs.. Adam Smith Territory
W.. Scotty and Sullivan; Territory vs..
Louis Anderson Territory VS.. Francis
Sullivan; Territory VS.. p. Wilson;
Territory vs. VIM. Melton; Territory
VI. Geo. Washington Territory VS..
Chss. Jones Territory vs. Geo Hill,
two cases Territory W. q. Collins.
Tho costs in case of Territory w. NJ.
V. Mills were not allowed
Bill Of NJ. S. Booth. for $lO7 so, was
allowed
After allowing the usual per diem
and mileage for themselves, the Board
adjourned sine die