Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-05-16
Proceedings Of the County Commits
sioners.
OLYMPIA, May 9th, 1890.


The Board OF County Commissioners
OF Thurston county, Washington, met
in regular session pursuant to legal
notice and according to law.
Present Geo. b. Capcn, chairman,
X. 4. Brewer and Thos. Prather, Com
missioners, and John p. Tweed, Clerk.
The minutes Of preceding session
were read and approved.
In the matter OF the claim OF the
county against A. W. Laughlin for I'M
paid costs and penalty on lands sold
for taxes for the year 1879, it is or
dered by the Board that on the pay
ment OF the sum of $3.50 cents and
$l0O for certificate, the Auditor is di-
rected to issue a proper redemption
certificate and make proper entries on
tax roll.
The application of Parrish & Co. for
license to sell liquors at retail in the
town of Bucoda, was presented to-
gether with the Treasurer's receipt for
$500 and a bond in the sum of 81 900,
and the Board being satisfied, it is or
dercd that the Auditor issue the IL
cense.
The supplemental report OF +. NJ.
French as Supervisor of Road District
c. was presented and ordered flied.
On motion, the Board adjourned to
o'clock tomorrow morning.
TUESDAY, May 9th, 8 o'clock A. NJ.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
all present.
The claim OF Mrs. Ann J. White for
repayment of taxes paid on double as
sessment, amounting to IS cents, was
ordered paid.
In the matter of communication
from Maurice 0. Conner relating to
road work in the year 1888, the Clerk
was directed to refer the matter to
Edward HORSEBACK, Ex-Supervisor OF
the Road District.
NJ. +. Rutledge appeared before the
Board and claimed rebate from
taxes paid for 1889 on his homestead.
1t appearing to the satisfacti on of the
Board that he had not. made final
proof at time of assessment. the Au-
ditor was directed to draw warrant in
his favor for $3.50.
The bond OF Job and Russ Heacock
on liquor license was approved and
ordered filed.
The notice of the appointment Of
the G. A. r. Relief Committee was or.
dered filed.
1t appearing that the act of the leg.
islature requiring the licensing of stall.
lions had been repealed by the late
legislature, the Auditor was directed
to refund such amounts as he had
collected for the current year.
T. l. McKenny appeared before the
board and made statement concerning
unpaid taxes on lots 5, g., 7 and 8 Of
block II, Olympia. After due consid.
Grafton, it is ordered that upon pay.
ment of the sum of 1852 the Auditor
shall issue redemption certificates and
make the proper entries on tax rolls.
A communication from ]. H. Long
chairman Senate committee on Roads
Bridges, ETC., was presented and read
and the Auditor directed to procure a
copy of the book referred to in letter
On motion, board adjourned to 80
o'clock p. NJ.
1:3O o'clock P. NJ. Board reas-
embed, all present.
The time for opening bids for county
printing having arrived, and there
being no bids filed, on motion, it was
ordered that the time for opening said
bids be extended to l 80 o'clock p. NJ.
tomorrow.
The resignation of Fred Troller az
Supervisor of Road District Q was pre-.
scented and accepted and Thomas A.
Davis appointed to fill vacancy.
In the matter of double assessment
of lot 8 block 81 Swans addition, on
motion, the Auditor is directed to
cancel the entry Of sale to county fol
taxe..
The report OF view and survey of a
county road on petition of John Alg.
yer ct al, was presented and read and
on motion the road was ordered estab.
lished.
The report of view and survey of a
county road on petition of Albert
Smith ct al, was presented and read
and on motion, the road was ordered
established.
The report of view and survey of a
county road on petition Of David f. Pal.
mer ct al, was presented and read, and
on motion, the road was ordered es.
tablished.
i In the matter of the petition oil
VIM. Shincke ct al, for the view and
survey of a county road, it was ordered
that B. w. Brintnall be appointed sur
veyor and A. w. Laughlin and George
Langridge viewers; that Monday
June 9th, be the time for making said
survey, and that the place OF meeting
be the residence OF VIM. Shincke.
Bills amounting to $726.69 paid by
Auditor during vacation were pre-
scented, and after due examination by
the Board, approved.
On motion, Board adjourned to
O'Clock tomorrow morning.