Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-25

..eKEDlSGs OF TIE BOARD OF
ssesrY COMMISSIONERS Fek KING
rfsIY, W. T.
~ rysRuAsY SESSION, 1883.
a ret in the County Auditors
- February 5, IS. =.
~" p"..sant-Robert abrams, ). N. Col
and K. H. McCabe.
0roanized by the caoice oi hooer'
Vos for Chairman of the Board.
aorsns a%sn snditor was directed to adver-
lIO ~ bids for keeping the county
o;.ber on the county farm or in
o ..,a for the term of two years. Bids
- y sor proper support, beds and bed
pp f,r said poor. the Board agreeing
aR ,ag the use of the county farm and
p paa;ncs and any bedding belonging
-. county to the party receiving the
p.ract. providing said party agrees
ee eIar, the poor on said farm.
Auditor was directed to adyer-
3. for bids to supply medical and sur
III attendance and medicines for one
rom February IL, 1883, to the
nsrs in the county jail, committed
e., this county. and the county poor
I TIE county if kept in Seattle, and
- separate bid in case said poor
Isnt on the county farm.
pasr;ek J. Dunn was granted retail
s.n.,r license for Rent0n.
r9 9Esn.ain Brown was granted the
- .aa of usinp 100 feet of planking
p Aha old Smith or Black river
tss.ls. .s d;r.,taa..o
,.n.. q o. Russell $45 towards the
.as.,or. of Mrs. Anna Cook and family
Srrng tho ensuing three months.
Ora l,rs hundred dollars was appropri-
~ ant of the road and bridge fund
= rlsnk a bridge across Adams slough
gsRoad District No. 10. under the su-
VISION of the Road Supervisor of said
u' 'Rsrnard Knoz was granted a grocery
800 for house near Lake Union.
r. act;on of the School Superin-
..nisut in the matter of the division of
S.ho !, District No. IL, was overruled,
- i,oard having been advised by the
p,ossertinp Attorney that the action of
shs S,hool Superintendent was illegal.
The appropriation made by tue Board
.;,s last session for the building of a
h,;doe in Road District No. %, was
raoed under the supervision of Com
nissiouer McCabe.
WI. Bailey was granted retail and
billiard license for a saloon near Lake
uuion.
4 a.. the alley running through block
soht in d. Z. Denny's addition to
ycrth Seattle was vacated.
seven dollars was transferred from
iAs credit of Road District No, %, and
6ys dollars from District No. 81, to that
d District No. l, as their share of liza
Elty on the bill of John Nicklas, con-
racts1 while said districts were united.
The Auditor was directed to advertise
ior bids for burying the deceased coun
ypoor in the County cemetery ON Du-
usnish river during the period of one
var from Feb. 20, 1888.
Petition of James Crawford ct al. for
apunty road from block "a, in Nagle's
lditiou to the Masonic cemetery was
rsuted, and d. L. Denny and James
Isno we're appointed to meet Feb. n,
l@, and view and lay out said road.
Two hundred dollars we're appropriate
d ont of the road and bridge fund for
bidcing creek and corduroyinR the
nash on the county road leading from
Ewk slough to Tolt and cutting out
uApad fit fol travel, to be expend'
binder the supervision of w. w. Peri
"a Road Supervisor of Road District 81
Ths reports OF the Viewers and Sur.
ysyuss on the road over tho Mess hill
we're accepted, and said road was de
dared public highway, and ordered
pened according to law.
Richard O'Connell was appointed
Rad Supervisor of District IL, to fill
tayacanoy caused by the removal OF ID.
Webster, former Supervisor, from the
6srct.
II response to the advertised call for
ab for support of poor, and medicines
nd medical attendance, the following
Eda we're received, to wit:
Tothe Honorable Board Of County Com
si,s;oners, King County, w. T: Gen
ususp.-The Sisters of Charity of Pro
Idancs Hospital, Seattle, w. T., will
inss 70 furnish in their hospital board,
kdQing, clothing, washing, medicines
Nd medical attendance, nursing to the
INDECENT poor, sick or injured, of King
nonty, for two years for the sum of
tghty cents per day for each person.
Il sscurities are required they are ready
To furnish them.
Respectfully Yours.
SISTERS OF CHARITY,
per Sr. Peter Of Alcantara, Sup.
Providence Hospital,
Seattle, Feb. s, 1888.
SEATTLE, w. T., Feb. 9, 1888.
Tsth Honorable Board Of County Com
niaioners. King County, w. T.: Gen.
aanen:-n the contract for keeping the
eanty poor is awarded to the Sisters of
huvidence, Of this city, for the ensuing
NJ We will furnish such medical and
nglcal attendance as may be required
y the same at Providence Hospital,
~ OF charge to the county for one
~. We will charge the sum of fifty
0uars for the same service, including
sNlclne, for the county prisoners at
UNl. Respectfully submitted,
DIS. SMITH j. WILLARD.
SEATTLE, w. l., FEB. ., 1885.
he Commissioners Of King County:
atlen,en:-ln compliance with your
a ior bids for medical and surgical
ndancs to the poor Of King county
0nned In the county Jail. and also the
aasy poor kept at she. county farm,
n to furnish medical and surgical
endance aud medicines to the county
- n the poor house and to the pris
confined IL the county Jail, and
O0glnR to King county for the sum ol
hundred dollars in coun.y scrip
nnnm. Should the county poor bt
sF 10 Seattle should make the same
having tried the county poor al
- places am convinced there is fal
..uouolo ~. and expense incurred IL
~. sssauinR them at the farm than at Sc
nnain, Gentlemen, respectful,
JOHN BAKER.
ls board accepted the bid of th,
n. - OF Charity on their agreeing I.
1e county farm during the sal,
rsasn y tvo years, and pay therefor tn
cm!. css. rental OF three hundred dollars
ns Duffy were granted q reta:
S~ license for saloon at Newcas
ass road district, to be numbere,
s formed out of road districts
sn follows, to-wit: All that por
~ ~ district 6, east of a line ruunin,
J. through said district, commend