Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-06

Two hundred dollars on petition of
b. Daify and others, to be expended
under the supervision of Commissioner
Colman.
Two hundred and fifty dollars on the
petition of l.. Nc Redmond for the build
ing of bridge across Sarnamish river,
10 DO built under the supervision OF the
road supervisor Of road district 81, and
to be accepted by Commissioner Robert
Abrams. :,
One hundred and fifty dollars for the
improvement Of the road from Han
fsrd's claim to Lake Washington via
Wetmore's, to be expended under the
supervision OF G. c. Phinney.
Thirty dollars for improvement OF
road in district No. 81, 70 be expended
under the supervision of the road super
visor of that district.
The bid of the Posi-
Company to do the county printing for
the ensuing year at the following rates,
70 wit: Proceedings of the Board at fifty
cents per inch or square IN both Daily
and Weekly; notices OF Auditor and
other county officers in either Daily or
Weekly for one dollar per inch for first
insertion and fifty cents per inch Tor
each subsequent insertion; and delin-
Quent tax lists at the maximum rate
allowed by law, was accepted ana the
contract awarded to them.
The rate of taxation for the ensuing
year was established as follows:
Territorial tax. ...-..ZZ3 hills
County tax.
School tax. .......4
Road property tax. 2
Road and bridge tax
Commissioner McCabe was authorized
to do whatever in his opinion was neces-
sary to prevent the washing away OF the
county road between the White river
Catholic church and White river.
Chairman Abrams was authorized TO
examine into the merits OF j. j. Crows
claim for 500 damages for loss of horses
while repairing county road. =,
The purchasing agent was allowed
credit in the sum of $9lO.69, as per
vouchers rendered and approved by the
Board, and a warrant In the sum OF
1890 was ordered drawn in favor OF
said agent in the settlement OF account
and TO meet the incidental expenses OF
the county during the coming quarter.
Road petition of VIM. Cochran and
others was granted, and John Tosh and
Sam'l Kinds appointed viewers, to meet
May 2Sth, 1893. =,
The bonds of road supervisors filed
during the sesslon of the Board were
approved.
LICENSES GRANTED.
Peter Banman, retail liquor and pool
table, Lake Union.
+. v. Snyder, grocery, head of Elliot
Bay.
James Weir, retail liquor, Renton.
Charles Kennedy, retail liquor, New
castle.
VIM. NJ. Myers, ferry across White
river at Maddocksville.
Harold Evans, retail liquor, Renton.
l.. b. Parker, retail liquor, Lake
Union.
VIM. Fisher, peddler.
w. j. Graves d w. Olsen. grocery,
Laurel Shade, Lake Washington.
WI Brewster, retail liquor. Snoqual-
mie river.
Thomas Anderson, grocery, head of
Elliot Bay.
PETITIONS REJECTED.
John A. Banfeld and others, for an
appropriation.
VIM. Parry Smith and others, for an
appropriation.
K. Hopkins and others, for an appro-
priation.
Geo. W. Tibbetts and others, for an
appropriation.
Robert Abrams and others, for an ap-
preparation.
J. w. Maple and others, for An appro-
priation.
Il. C. Smith and others, for an appro-
priatiop
G. L. Luff and others, for an appro-
priation.
Anthem. Borella, for openings county
road.
James and Anna Fish, appointment as
janitors.
@. Davies and others, for vacation of
streets.
Jas. Crawford and others, for county
road.
CLAIMS REJECTED.
Cost bill in case of BENZ. Wright.
Cost bill in case of Chas. Barry.
Thos. Sharkey, damages.
Cost bill in case of Edw'd Schilling.
Cost bill in case of M. Weldman.
/. M. Hall, office rent.
Williams, Granger i Co., team hire.
Petition of A. Washburn and others,
for an appropriation OF T2OO0 on White
river road, laid over.
ROAD SUPERVISORS APPOINTED.
ID. Sellick, district No. 4.
Geo. w. Wells, No. 6.
Jos. w. Maryott, No. Z.
Julius Horton, No. 8.
Geo. w. Tibbetts, No. II.
Jerry w. Borst, No. ID.
Ben. Cade, No. II.
VIM. p. Smith, No. 10.
David Parker, No. IL.
John Burns, No. IL.
II. O'Connell, No. Is.
U. j. Yates, No. 10.
w. v. Schenck, No. 20.
John Mccoy, No. ~.
Robert Wooding, No. %.
VIM. L. Fawcett, No. "A.
August Getschman, No. &.
Jos. Quinn, No. %.
X. ID. Parker, No. 30.
A. 8. Pinkham, No. 81.
Thos. Hoskins, No. 33.
CLAIMS LAID OVER.
4. Bryan, rebate Of taxes. ....... IS 90
II. O. Bostwick, medical attend
ance. ,........... ~ w