, 1891-10-23
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Minutes Of Adjourned August, 1891
Term of Beard of County Conn
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FfesenG brewer, van Epps ana smith,
commissioners and Tweed, clerk, by Gar
field, deputy.
Report of Charles S. Dillow, oyerseer of
road district Y read and approved and war
rant for $50.56 ordered drawn in payment
OF same.
Auditor was directed to notify surveyor
to file certified statements, with names of
all persons in his employ, the time of each
and amount paid per day and total amount
due each, and also that warrants will be
drawn to employees.
Resignation of Eli F. Corliss as overseer
Of district and justice Of the peace Of
South Bay precinct was read and accepted.
1870 pm.
Board reassembled. All present.
Board proceeded to examine assessment
ofother counties in order to properly pre-
sent the claims of Thurston county before
the state board of equalization.
Board proceeded to the office Of the state
board and present claims for reduction of
assessment.
Wednesday, Oct 4 a. m.
Board convened. Present as Of yester-
day.
$75 was appropriated from general road
fund to construct bridge over slough on.
Mingle farm; the oyerseer of district tS''
to file his vouchers and auditor to draw
warrants.
Sum of Sis transferred from general road
fund to funds Of district N to pay for road
work in said district.
Auditor directed to notify manufacturer
of office and vault furniture to submit
plans, designs and sealed bids for the f1rni-
ture of the various offices, and separate
bids for metallic vault furniture for the
new conrt house to the board on the 7th
day of November.
Treasurer directed to collect amount due
from Samuel G. Woodruff Of $3.50 for his
guarantee in regards the construction of
Black river bridge at Gate City.
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Board reassembled. All present.
Report Of A. Henry, oyerseer district IN +"
read and approved and auditor directed to
draw warrant Tor $78 so in payment for
work shown in said report.
Following miscellaneous bills allowed
and ordered paid:
W. A. Rogers $12O 90
G. S. Prince 90 70
F. G. Williams & Co. Co.. Is 90
G. S. Prince Z so
j. @. Rathbun 40 so
B. M. Price. 66 90
Thomas Wookey 90
Louis Cadarette. .............. 10 90
William Countryman. 19 so
Proposition Of John Rigby, together with
recommendation of w. *. Ritchie archi-
walls vail of rnbbs pegetg p apd s9e' read and tSTff f
appearing that the court house would be
equally as strong, it was ordered that the
proposition be accepted,
Cost bill of David Pier, constable of Bae
ker precinct, in re state rs, Adams. for
$3.50, allowed and ordered paid.
Recommendation of w. A. Ritchie, arch
itect, regarding water table of new court
house, was read, and it appearing that the
change would be equally as good, it was
ordered allowed changed.
Clerk directed to REQUEST s. ID. Lawrence.
overseer of District q, to examine road in
his district, and if in need of repair to ap-
ply that part Of the appropriation not con on
sumed to repair of road.
Report of w. w. Whidden, oyerseer of
District w, Of $3.50 for impl ements pur-
chased, was read and allowed for $6, and
warrant ordered drawn in payment Of same.
Auditor is directed to cancel sale to L.
Hirsch of following described lands for de-
linquent taxes of 1882, viz: NEL of seL
Of nwA and lots 2 and of section Is,
township 18 north, range west, 24O acres,
and 148 acres in section 20. as it appears
that the taxes were paid by Gideon Miller
evidenced ey receipt for same.
Bill of G. S. Prince for $500 for ian
itor hire and door mats, was allowed for $40
bill of So for door mats was referred to
county attorney.
Sum of SIS appropriated from bridge
fund for repair Of bridge in District d, to
be paid upon filing voucher by overseer.
Bill of b. f. Dennison for $50 for services
as superior judge, was allowed for $45, the
county being liable for but one-half Of the
bill.
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