Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-17

pair the Panther Greek bridge.
The action of the County School Su-
Iperintendent in dividing School District
No. 10 into four districts, numbered re-
spoctIvely 10, IS, 81 and IS, was ratified
by the Board.
The reports of the viewers and sur
veyor on the road from q. w. Tibbetts
place in Squak to the McRedmond road,
and also on the road in township 70
north Of range 6 east. we're accepted and
said roads ordered opened.
The claims of e. b. Custer on Road
District No. 30 in the sum Of $685., for
building bridge in said district, and OF
Wald d Campbell in the sum OF -, for
materials furnished District No. 20,
were allowed and ordered paid out of
the funds of said districts.
Applications for the lease of school
lands were granted as follows:
Seymour Patterson and Henry Schnei-
der-The s a of the NE d and the NE
4 of the NE section 81, township u,
N range east, 40 acres.
Alex. McNaughton--Lots3 3, g and q,
section 10, township ., n range 2 east,
74.29 acres.
James DOlan-Lots Band 1, section 16,
township II, N range east, "a acres.
M. Il. MOnosmith-IOt2 2, section 10,
township u, N range east, 33 acres.
Frank H. PIugree-Lots ], 3, 5 and 3,
section 81, township 26, N range 6 east,
1854 acres.
The Auditor was authorized to pur-
chase two records for deeds, TO be num-
bered 81 and 81, one record for mort
cages, TO be numbered Ii, and one re-
&c. 4. ~ x.l
Thirty dollars was appropriated out OF
the Road and Bridge Fund for improv-
ing certain county road in District
No. 80, to be expended under the super
vision of Thomas Hoskins, road super
visor of said district.
The County Sheriff was allowed the
following credits as collector Of delin-
quent taxes as per vouchers rendered
and approved by the Goard, towit:
Road Supervisory receipts 1873 4l.66
Road Supervisors receipts 1882. 1861
Errors and double assessments. l72.31
Paid into county treasury ...... 5,34.4l
The reports Of viewers and surveyor
ON the road from the Burnt Prairie to
intersect the Snoqualnie road, and also
on the three roads on Vashon Island,
were accepted and the roads ordered
opened.
The petition of G. NJ. Boman and
others for q county road was granted,
and }. d. Selleck and w. w. Perrigo
were appointed viewers, to meet De-
cember Sd, 1888.
The petition Of VIVA. Murray and
others for county road 30 feet wide
was rejected, as the Board refuse to
establish roads less than 60 feet in
width.
The petition of John Spencer and
others for county road was laid over.
The petition Of +. L. Grow for pri-
vate road was granted, and w. l..
Weedin, N. b. Peterson and j. g. Nolop
we're appointed viewers, to meet Decem-
Der 10th, 1888, to view and locate road
as petitioned.
The petition of p. H. Murphy and
others for the change of road was laid
over for want Of proper compliance with
the Law ON the part Of the petitioners.
The bonds Of James Harris, Road SH-
pervisor of District No. 5, and of Ben
Cade, Road Supervisor of District No.
IA, were approved.
John Keenan, was appointed appraiser
on behalf of the county to confer with
the appraiser appointed BY the insur-
ance company and estimate the damage
done the building formerly used for
county offices and Jail, which was par
TALLY destroyed by fire on the morn ing
Of the 9th inst.
In the matter Of the appropriation of
800 formerly made by the Board, to be
expended partially ON the road from
Renton 10 Hqnak and partially on the
new road from Burnt Prairie, it was or
dered that the entire appropriation be
expended on the former road, under the
supervision Of L. A. Void.
The Board adopted q resolution, to be
forwarded TO the Commissioner of the
General Land Office at Washington, ID.
c., relative to the attempted entry of
certain school lands a. coal lands, set
ting forth that such entries are false
and fraudulent, and asking leave to be
fully heard as TO said entries through
their attorneys, Hon. q. d. Bradshaw,
Prosecuting Attorney, and J. II. Lewis,
assistant counsel.
Acting as recommended by the late
Grand Jury. and for the better preser-
vation Of the records, the Board ordered
the County Auditor to copy the follow
ing records, to-wit, volumes A, A, Hand
@, have such copy bound in one volume
and properly marked and PACED.
@. Z. Adams was appointed to super
intend the repair OF the Jail and the
erection Of temporary structure over
said jail, suitable for use as offices by
the. County Auditor and Sheriff, with
authority TO employ all necessary help.
such work 10 be done under the direo-
ton 81 County Auditor B. G. Harris.
The following licenses wore granted:
Kennedy 4 Aullarky, retail license.
Newcastle.
Thomas 4 Hughes, retail license,
RentOn.
L. b. Parker, retail license. Lake
Union.
CLAIMS ALLOWED ON ROAD AND BRIDGE
ID.