The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-08-30

VIM Cummings, bounty, 2 50
Geo Cyphert, canvassing BIRD, 3
w H NJ Dunbar, e. 5
Shift Billings, BIRD n Smith, 26
4" E" McClain, 90
G W Freeburger, ink, 1 50
w D Baldwin, buril L Prince, 5
G " Huntly, &" 5
Jos Deer, " " 5
M P Hilton, 5
Fred Spencer, -" S
e G Morrow, /" 5
VIM Walter & i" 5
A + Chapman, /" 5
James Mcreavy, serving subpoena
on Dow t'- 5 30
G.
on DR. Hanna 3 so
John McReavy, pest house, Is IS
Andy Burke, &C " %
q & G II E Go, messages, 1
E White, chk Aud Taylor, 25
On recommendation 4of Supt.
Brumbaugh, school district no 5
was divided so as to form district
no Is, said dist no Is to embrace
tip 90, Il 2 west, except two north
tier of Secs no / to ID inclusive,
same confirmed by the Board.
Court moved to adjourn to meet
Aug. s, at 9 O'Clock, 1889.
SHELTON, Aug. 8, 1889.
Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment, present full Board, Auditor
and Sheriff.
In answer to the subpmnas is
sued the 9th, J. D. Dow appeared
and testified as to his proceedings
as Health officer, in the case of re-
moving the Rose family from their
own home. Dow claimed their
own house was not suitable place
for a Hospital, and his testimony
was corroborated by a written state
nent from DIR. Hanna, the attend
ing physician, which stated that
it was by his advise that the Rose
family were removed.
Dept Pros Atty then gave it as
his opinion that Mr.. BOWS pro.
ceeding were perfectly justifiable,
and legal.
The following bill were read and
approved:
Geo Cvphert, devy ballots, So 90
w III M Dunbar, 3 90
r p Elson, Grand for com, 8 90
DR. Flanagan, for McClain, 8 90
e White, exporting books, 70 90
Geo Cyphert, J P Fees Z Is
D Duckworth, Kelly & McD.20 90
J B Shelton, juror, =" Z" i 90
L M Graytax, " 1 20
W B Eaton, 1 20
Frank Ellis, i" / 20
Ed Rex, 1 20
Sam Caldwell, 1 20
Allen Lewis, wtnss I" Q 20
Chas Nutter, Q 20
Martin Lewis, Q 20
D J Taylor platgs rds in inch 80 90
Chas Stone, surveyors staff, So 90
f ID Shelton 63 90
G w Huntly =" !" So 90
Chas Norton C 63. 90
L d w Shelton, mileage, 8 80
j W Day, Jr, as Auditor $50 20
D NJ Duckworth, Assessor, $50 90
g 4" Assmt rolls 400 90
!" tking census so 90
j D Dow, as witness, s 40.
NJ G Simmons srvcs as com. 6 90
VIM Potts, {" !" Is so
+ G Purdy !" I" 6 20
M G Simmons & 4 80
IS" /" letting bridge S 40
VIM Potts, trip to Satsop, Is 90
Jms McReavy, pest house, 400 90
Bills of June term u @ endorsed
by the Commissioners.
The bid of w II NJ Dunbar on
county vault, Offering to build the
same for $l2S7, accepted by the
Commissioners, and contract was
entered into, Dunbars being the
only bid presented.
Court then adjourned to 1
o'clock P. NJ. and opened as board
of Equalization.
One O'Clock r. NJ. Board of Com
missioners met in pursuance OF ad-
joarnment. 49,
Court proceeded to place the tax
levy for the ensuing year as fol-
lows:
Territorial .O02a, County .0Oe,
School COG, K & Bridge .OO2, Road
,OO3, Military .0O05, Poll $500,
Poll Road $500, or days work.
Bridge across Goldsboro creek
just finished nv e. Dunbar ac-
cepted by the beard, and the court
ordered orders drawn III favor of e.
Dunbar as follows: SIuO n; special
bridge fund, the remainder 1897 to-
be drawn on County fnad.
The following bills were read
and allowed: