Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-02-20
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON: FRIDAY EVENING, FEB 90 1891

State Printing and Publishing Co.
printing and stationery. ......... SS 90
W a Van Epps, stationery and
SundrieS Observation-Disclosures. ?! 80
Allan & Hardness, lumler for Jail 2 50
Morning Oregonian, publishing
notice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 50
Talcott Bros, seal for auditor and
II 90
NJ O'Connor, record book. k............ o5
ii I Tillotson. surveying 5 90
Augustus Rainey, services, county o5
G 5 Armstrong, services as coro-
ncr... b 90
J | I.ehnher. work at county Of
fices...... 25 65
Dobbins s. Merryman, sundries
for county. % 81
Rand McNally < Co., publishing
notlCe ...-.- .........-.................. p so
+ W McNeal, provisions county
poor.............-.... ..................... IS
Warren Riley, attending county
poor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS 90
J S Brewer, provisions county poor IS IS
{ Crosby, and sundries
county r.............................6 69 25
I { Van Epps. cash advanced to
county poor. ..................... SIS 90
Solomon & Hepp, board county
poor .-.--''..;..-...'',:-.. '.:..-.......-. ) 10
J Bluemauer & SONS, provisions for
county poor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80 IL
Geo w Case, provisions county
poor IS 81
Geo d Barnard x Co., book etc
auditors ...... ................264 so
Geo ID Barnard 4 Co., probate
blanks .'....".. :..... ..:..22i 95
Geo ID Barnard & Co., superior
court: t:.....-...:, ............... .I59 SO
Geo ID Barnard * Co, superior
court 1874 Is
g : Prince, keeping prisoners. . ISL 90
On motion board adj 'urned to I:5o
p. III.
1880 p. m.-Board re-assembled. All
present.
The following Cost bills were allowed
and ordered paid.
JUSTICES COURT
J. {. Rathbun justice of Peace.
In re State VS. Eddy Miller
] { Rathbun Justice fees............... 7 SO
VIM. Andrew Police fees.......... } 90
Frank Turpin witness L" ............ 20
Minnie Pattison ............ , 20
In re State VS. +. Henry.
] { Rathbun Justice feeS............ ! IS
Matter of Tract Index again taken up
and several proposed plans were exani-
ined by the Board.
On motion Thomas Prather was ap-
pointed Commissioner for the Poor of
Thurston County.
The application of George Beotrand to
sell liquors i'll Rochester was presented
and the bond and Tieas.ner's receipt
being filed the license was ordered issued
The application of George Perry to
sell liquors in Tenino was presented and
the required bond and Treasurer's re-
ceipt being filed it is ordered issued.
On motion Board adjourned to 9 o'clock
tomorrow morning.
Saturday, Feb + 1891. 9 a. Ill.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
All present.
The report of d X Barry, Justice of
Peace, of cases tried before him for the
past year was presented, read and or
dered fled
The following bills of St. Peters
Hospital ior board and attendance
rendered to Co poor that were not paid a
last meeting were approved and ordered
paid to wit
St. Peters Hospital for WI
Meakin ............................. IS 90
St. Peters Hospital for Henry
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
St. Peters Hospital for VIM.
Williams. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS 90
ST. Peters Hospital for Pat
On motion the sum of $40 was appro-
priated from bridge fund, for repair of
bridges in District "R." Auditor TO
draw warrants in payment for work done
upon vouchers from Marion Rutledge
Supervisor.
On motion Auditor is directed to draw
warrant for $,.4S in favor of Mrs. Jane
w. Welsh, repayment of taxes paid I'M
der double assessment.
On motion Board adjourned to 1880
p. III.
I:3o p. m.-Board re-assembled. Pres
ent, X. A. Brewer and I. {. Van Epps,
Commissioners, and John p. Tweed,
Clerk.
On motion Mr.. Smith was excused un-
til the reassembling of the Board on
Monday.
Petitions as required by law having
been filed. the following named persons
were appointed Road Overseers in the
several districts for year 1891:
Ralph NJ. Weller, for district No. 50.
Joseph Chatwood, c.
Alex. Henry, N.
David Fleetwood, No. 29.
Thomas Kcarnev, A B,
and the bonds of Ralph NJ. Weller as
overseer Of district 33, and Thomas Kear-
ney of district "a b" were approved.
The following bills were examined and
ordered paid:
l.. X. Byrne, School Superintendent.
allowed for, S72.45. reduced for reason
that there appears to be an o.ercharge
in the matter of visiting Tumwater school.
DIR. c. P. Jento allowed for $3.50 re
duced from fIo.oo, bill as presented ap-
pearing exorbitant.
George Collins for repairing bridge,
SI2,5o. Warrant ordered drawn on Road
District "W" fund.
Charles Farrell for overwork OH roads,
$3.50. Warrant drawn on fund of Road
District a."
L.P. Nenen, School Superintendent,
Els, o. Reduced $7.I6 charged in ex.
cess Of actual amount of time serving.
J.W Pierce, Dept. Auditor, over
D
Geo. 5. Hopkins, Dept. Auditor
overtime 9 as
+. n. Chase, services as janitor 81
ThCs. Pra'ker, for county poor "a 90
Auditor is directed to draw warrant
for 81 90 favor of Asa Pollard. repayment
of poll tax, Re being over age.
Auditor directed to draw warrant on
fund of district X. favor f J Calhoun for
f. repayment Of road poll tax doubly
paid.
On motion board adjourned to g O'Clock
Monday morning.
Monday Feb. 9, 1891. 9 a. III.
Board met pursuant to adjournment;
Present, K A Brewer, chairman and c
Van Epps. commissioner and John p
Tweed clerk