The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-06

A108 CO00tyS ~ 0o010Bt0Ds
March z.-sale Of timber on school land, ssc.
16 tp a. Z 4. was postponed one week
Treasurer was directed to remit penalty on
1850 assessment on thirty four acres in walla
Walla addition, aAsessed in txeasurer's supple
mental tax roll
March A-Timber on school land q follows
was sold TO r. Schmidt: Lots and s se5< Of
nw5@, nvL Of swlz. ne1< Of swk, swk Of nell,
and se1z Of svk sec. A. tp2l n, .. fcr $3.50;
for 50; that on sw1< Of nwH and lot s sec. is,
Up "a n,r4e, to T. E. Lewis, fOr 80: Ill timber
to be removed in i've month";
April 6-Lease Of william Dobler to nek sec
rs, tp 20, T z, was revoked and the same leased
TO C. u. Cooper.
The county auditor was instructed 10 advef-
tise the intended sale Of county property, cor
ner Third and Yesler avenue
Retail liquor licenses were granted to Beecher
Hammond, at snoqualmie Falls: Murdoch Stew
art, ct West Seattle; Joseph Fell, ct EnumclAw;
G. L Angeyine, at Slaughter; Lewis Abrahams
Co, at Black Diamond: Henry Collins, At
Newcastle; ". J. Priestly, at Renton, and Luce
4 Thompson, at Woodinville.
Bonds Of road overseers of districts IS, "A, -
q, 50, G., "A and were approved.
Henry Burton was appointed ovefseer of dis
trict No. g, and n. D. Ciildersleve of No. Is.
Petition to appoint Allen Day overseer of dis
trict SO was rejected. there being no vacancy.
Bonds of NJ. w. Holloway, J. P. Richmond and
J. L Ryan, justices of peace. snoQualmie, were
approved.
designations Of G. p. Nail, justice of peace
1t Gilman, and w. w. Perrigo, justice of peace
ct Redmond, were accepted
A. J. Kenyon was appointed constable ct Rich
mond.
Order of city council OF Ballard relative to
annexation of certain territory was ordered en-
tered upon the records.
Csl~ - ant anti raffr
ney was increased to $l25 per month.
Retail liquor license was granted to +. B. King,
ct Franklin.
April 7-overseer Of district . was authorized
to make needed repairs to roads in his district
Retail liquor licenses were granted to John
Manciet At .sWhite House," and to J. D. Scott ct
North Bend.
Bids for clearing county cemetery were
opened and contract awarded to j. D. Meenach
to clear Eve acres at $179 per acre and $50 per
cord for cutting and piling wood thereon.
Action Of board forming road district 60 was
rescinded.
Retail liquor license was granted to Joseph
Kraus, at Black Diamond
Thirty three dollars and forty cents in county
warrants issued to E. Won Tobel after salary act
went into effect were ordered cancelled.
Retail liquor license was granted to W. n.
Emerson at o. Brien's.
George Hart was appointed overseer Of dis
trict Is.
bridge was ordered built over squak slough,
on the Redmond and Lake Washington road.
April Six hundred dollars was appro-
priated from road and bridge funds of commits
sioners district NO. for the vitus Schmidt
road in road district No. g.
Daniel Gwinnette was ordered to open ditch
on his land near Kent.
Kirkland Brick Company was granted per-
mission to use q portion Of county road near
Kirkland for purpose of taking out clay If $1,000
bond was fled to put in good condition in one
year.
Purchasing agent was allowed $3.50 for cur
rent expenses.
Warrants drawn upon the salary fund num-
bered from 126 to 100 inclusive and amounting
to s., 59L0s were approved.
Claims OF P. Pelgrove g, Robert Murray S,
Anderson & Co. So Is. Seattle Toilet Co. $40 and
E. C. kriets and John Nelson, amounts not
stated, were rejected.
County warrants Nos. 6,S56 to 6,sS2 inclusive
amounting to $9e.74, issued on account of rebate
OF penalty on tax 1880. were approved.
Bills against the county amounting to s., 2942l
were ordered paid by warrants drawn upon the
county fund.
Franchise was granted to the Rainier Power
Railway Company to build and operate q
street railway from north end of IAtona bridge
north 10 Lake avenue, easterly on lake avenue
to Lancaster street, east on Lancaster street to
Broadway avenue to north line Of Broadway
avenue in Brooklyn addition, also from north
end of Latona bridge north to Lake avenue,
westerly along Lake avenue and Spokane avenue
to Sears street, westerly along Sears street to
Day street, southerly along Day street to George
street, westerly on George street to Kilbourne
street, westerly on Kilbourne street to Pearl
street.
Bills against the county amounting to $5s7 .o2
were ordered paid BY warrants drawn upon the
road fund.
April Is-Under direction Of the board, school
section 10, township "a, range was sold at auc-
ton.
1t was sold In tracts Of 20, S5l< and 40 acres, at
prices ranging from $S25 70 $lS7 per acre, the
gross amount being $50, 766.25.
J. d. Evans was appOipted overseer of district
II and his bond fled and approved. resignation
Of Thomas Naylor having been fled and ap-
proved.
John Eggert having resigned a. overseer OF
district A, NJ. W. Holloway was appointed, and
his bond fled and approved.
Bond OF George Hart, overseer district No. Is,
was approved.
John A. Stewart was appointed overseer of
district 81.
Bond Of J. d. Meenach to clear Eve acres for
county cemetery was filed and approved.
Road district No. 50 was formed with bound
aries ~ follows: Beginning at point on east
shore OF Lake Washington where the east and
west center line of section 8, township IS north,
range east intersects the said shore line thence
run due east through the center OF sections 8
and Q and to the center of section 10, thence run
north to the northwest corner of the southwest
quarter Of the northeast quarter of said section
10, thence run east to the west bank of Souak
slough or Sammamish river, thence northerly
along the west bank of said slough or river to an
intersection with the boundary line between
townships 20 and Is north, range east, thence
run west along said township boundary line to
Lake Warrington, thence south along the shore
OF Lake Washington to place of beginning, all
being in township % north, range east, w. NJ,
in King county, Wash.
The county auditor and chairman of the
board were authorized to check the furniture
into the new courthouse and issue warrants
therefor amounting to s14,12i.
Warrants 1859 to 7,172, amounting to sos 90,
issued by the auditor account of rebate penalty
1880 taxes having been issued under general
authority of auditor to issue same, were entered
on the records
STATE OF WAsHrNeroN,l
COUNTY OF KING.
/, +. A. Twichell county auditor in and for
King county, Washington, hereby certify that
the annexed and foregoing 10 a true summary of
the proceedings of the board OF county commits.
sioners for said county from March q, 1891, to
April Is, 1891, a. the same appears in my office
on pages 4se TO 5s2, inclusive. of volume 6 OF
Commissioners Records Of said county.
Witness my hand and Official seal, this nrsi
day of May. A. D. 1891.
IsKAL1 F. A. TwrcHELL.
County auditor in and for King county, Wssh.
inston.