Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-08-26

Proceedings Of the Board OF Commits
siOners ut the August Term.
MONDAY, Augunt 7, 1882.

MONDAY, Augunt z, 1882.
| The Board met at $50 A. NJ. Present.
NJ. w. Nichols, Thomas Fleming and Will
liam Graham, Commissioners; john Kelly,
Sheriff, and J. l.. Sherer, Clerk.
Ordered that the minutes made by the
Auditor during vacation in regard to Isl
suing retail liquor license to John Doug
lass, he approved and placed on record.
| Ordered that the petition of the citi-
zens residing at Roche Harbor and vicin-
ty, praying for the formation of new
| voting precinct, be accepted, said pre-
| cinct to embrace all the territory lying
north of the section line one mile north
of the township line between towns
ships 35 and SO north, and include all OF
the adjacent islands. with place of hold
ing elections in the building Of Scurr
Bros & Co.
Ordered that the bill OF fees and costs
for holding inquest upon the body OF John
Anderson, 10y o. A. Carr, acting Coroner,
| be allowed, and the parties he paid the
amounts set opposite their respective
names: o. A. Carr, J. p, acting Coroner,
Rlf ~. Mhtlu u. w. O0lIs
$3.50 each; Thomas Graham, ST., William
Graham, John Graham and Thomas Gra>
ham. Jr., Jurors, $500 each; s. G.. Chad
wick, special constable, 1920; Eliza Jane
Qndan womar), witness, 50.
Ordered that the bill of fees and costs
in trial and commitment Of John Kay, be
paid-O. A. Carr. Justice, $36-; w. G..
Male, constable, $40.
Ordered that bill of fees and costs in
experimenting and admitting TO ! all Eliza
Jane INDIAN woman, for her appearance
in District Court as witness, be paid
o. A. Carr, Justice. $40; w. G. Male,
constable, $3.50.
Ordered that tho following bills be
paid: John Kelly, sheriff, for taking John
Kay to Port Townsend Jail Incidental
fund.-, SIS, and for same service County
fund.-, $50; Aft n. Bowen & CO.. furn-
nishing blanks Incidental fund.-. 81; Will
liam Bell. services as Superintendent of
Schools, $31; Thomas McKenny, examin-
ing teachers, $4 so; Lima Pcnleld, exam-
ming teachers, 81.
Ordered that the bid of J. M. Fleming
for keeping Alex. Reed, county charge,
at the rate OF SO a week Tor three months,
be accepted.
In the matter of the petition Of Charles
Brooks, asking for a change in the public
road, said change was granted as peti-
toned for.
Joseph Sweeney petitiOned the Board
to grant him charter to erect a wharf 80
feet wide in front OF his warehouse at FRI
day Haabor. which charter was granted
for n term of 90 years from August 9TH,
1882. The following wharfage rates were
fixed by the Boarl: Horses and cattle,
per head, % cents; sheep, hogs and calves,
5 crEts; produce of all kinds, per ton, %
cents; packages under 100 pounds, 10
cents; two or more packages t. one per-
son, 5 cents; all other packages at proper.
tionate rates.
The petition of Fred Jones and John
Douglass, for a county road beginning at
and terminating at McIntosh's Landing,
was accepted, and the following viewers
appointed: o. 3oyce and II. Penshaw,
and E. D. Warbass, surveyor, to view and
lay out said road.
The viewers appointed at the May term
to view the road petitloned for by Joseph
Sweeney and Others, and assess damages,
if any, by sail road running through the
land OF ID. Madden, presented their re-
port, no damages bong allowed. Said re-
port was accepted, the road granted and
ordered to be opened.
The Board then adjourned to meet
next day.