Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-08-13


poll taxes collected foi the wear 1898, to-
gether with Trcasurers receipts for pay
ments tho
Vouchers examined and report APP
proved.
Treasurer Fredson submitted report vi
receipts and disbursements during the
fiscal year ending July 3lst, 1856.
Voucher examined and report appro, eli
showing the following balances ON hand
to-wit:
County County Fund .~..-.--.- SD '9 or, 81
Territorial" 49,. ............. 10
Road - &c.. -. .......... lo7 So
Bridge - Observation-Disclosures. l6
Total balance on hard 80. 80. 81 1858 fl
Which amount Wa duly produced by
Treasurer fredson III coin and redeemed
county orders.
Court then took rece-. for one hour.
After recess the Board took under com
sideration the petition If Emily sutton.
Supervisor Ui ii":ii District No. ), or
the loan of 500, To bc set apart from
the county fIi.i and placed to the credit
of Road District No. y, for expenditure
on public road in said district. Petition
granted, said loan to be recovered into
the county fund cut vi the first taxes
collected on tax roll Of 1856 and due to
said district. Auditor instructed to mott
fy Treasurer that this order becomes u
prior lien upon any moneys that may be-
come due to said district On and after this
date until paid.
Application of Adam korter for license
to retail liquor in kamilchie precinct
granted on his filing bond in 1000 for
the nlaintainance of an orderly house.
Petition vi NJ. ID Stewart and others
for the Commissioners to order 4 survey
of 4 road commencing on Squaxson Pas
sage, near sec. -, Ip:i. AZ west. on
what is know II Us the Walker property,
thence general westerly course about
two miles, thence u general south wester-
ly course three miles, To lnlerSect county
road running from Willey's Mill to Union
City. Petition granted and survey 30 or
dered.
Petition ri s. 7. Shelton I"r reimburse
mcnt OF money advanced aii,i ."is:ti ri
flank Wilson. an INDECENT person. tor
one year, considered and Commissioners
allowed him 800 for said services.
Bids for the public printing were then
opened, and the tender Of J. NJ. Murphy
was accepted, and the Commissioners
designated the WASHINGTON STANDARD,
OF Olympia, the official paper of this
county. Auditor instructed to get the
necessary bonds for the faithful, fulfill
| ment of contract by said J. Nj. Murphy.
Claim OF Probate Judge Kennedy for
issuing certificates Of habitual drunkards
presented, and allowed amount $40.
Court then adjourned to meet at 8 A. NJ.
Angus. Sd, 1856.
August Sd, 1886.
| Commissioners Court met pursuant IL
adjournment Present full board, Deputy
Auditor and Sheriff
Minutes OF proceeding meeting read
and approved.
The following bills were presented and
allowed.
VIM. CallOw for assessing county anu
preparing tax rolls, $500; VIM Callow tC
two poll tax receipts, returned 81; +. f
Williamson 500.
The following were allo ved as expenses
District Court: VIM. Callow, $40; John
Callow, 80; Thos. White, $l7; T. II
Phipps, IS; John Hudson, SIG; Joseph
Ellison, 1850; l.. N. Greytrax, $l7. 40
VIM. Callow, 1919; II. G. O'Brien
Clerk Dist. Court, $l505; VIM. Callow
Sheriff. fees, SOS; Arthur J. Taylor, ST
NJ. Fredson, $3.50; Auditor Williamson
aG3.35; T. c. Van Epps, $685.; ]. NJ
Murphy, printing, $500; +. Kennedy
$l2; Chas Saeger, IS; Chas. Wyrill, $6
NJ. Z. Simmons, 81.
The following bills were allowed il
Probate Court: In re X. Brannon, an in
sane person, DIR. ID. +. Hanna, SIS; Pro
bate Judge Kennedy. $l7; Henry Sim
mons, So; Fred Hutchinson, IS: F. q
Morrow, So; Daniel Kelly, S.
} The following bills were allowed as cx
penses in Special Prohibition Election
S. X. Taylor, 81; d. NJ. Duckworth, 81
John Callow, SIS; NJ. T. Simmons, 81
. J. A. Gale, 81; W. ii. Kneeland, 81
\. +. Chapman, 81; ID. Myers, 81; Oh
car La France, -; F. q. Morrow, 81
, Daniel Kelly, -.
Petition from Kamilchie precinct Il
, hold the polling booth for said precinc
at Kamilchic p. o., granted.
The following Election officers wer
appointed for the precincts OF Masol
county for the ensuing general election
Kamilchie Precinct-Inspector, ID. NJ
Duckworth Judges, VIM. Jones ant
Edward Callow. Arcadia Prccinct-In
spector, p. ID. Moore Judges, T. II
Phipps and George Huntly. Shelter
. Precinct-Inspector, A. /. Chapman
Judges, William Potts and Malcolm Dun
bar. Union City Precinct-lnspector
F. G. Purdy; Judges Vincent Finch an
!, A. X. Coombs. Clifton Prccinct-In
! spector, John L. Kelly; Judges, \. L
/, Whitman and James Beattie. Dewatt'
Precinct--Inspector, II. II. Miller Judge
, w. Ii. Vance and j. Il. Rice.
Auditor instructed to prepare maps o
School Districts on q scale of one mile (
the inch.
, Amount of county orders redeemed
from Treasurer and filed with the Audi
for $68S.22.
Court declared recess for one hour.
After recess court re.convened ant
. Commissioners ordered survey Of TIN
road commencing at the quarter post be
tween Sections 8 and 10, Up ~, Range
West, running in north east direction t
: intersection where Union City and Olyu1
pia road crosses the lines between Sec
4 tons 10 and 30, TIP 20 X. 3 West, Cour
then adjourned to re-convene as a Boart
of equalization.
The assessment roll for 1886, subjeC
!, to certain changes to be made supple
mentary, was accepted and the boar
8 proceeded to levy the tax for the yea
1886, in the following amounts, on tota
,, valuation OF $4l7,4 40:
For s ssSoa, purposes mills on each dollar
(, " Territorial 2H'' -
d" Road 5 ~"
Court then adjourned to meet Angus
4th, at 8 An.
, Court met pursuant to adjournment
Present Commissioners Ed. Miller an(
. John Latham; Deputy Auditor Arthur
Taylor and Sheriff Callow.
: Bill of A. J. Taylor presented and al
lowed amounting to e26.
81 No further business appearing, tn
; Board proceeded to make the follOwin
allowances for this term OF court: Ed
Miller, $40; John Latham, $14.4O
NJ. Z. Simmons, $ll; A. J. Taylor, $9
Assessor Callow, $15.
J. Court then adjourned to meet Novem
= Der LIST, 1856.
= EDWARD MILLER,
Chairman Board Co. Commissioners.
; Attest: ARTHUR j. TAYLOR,
/ Deputy Auditor and Clerk of Board.