Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-01-23
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Adjourned Session.
THuRsroN co. AUDITORS OFFICE. J
OLYMPIA, Wash,

journmcnt Of December Q, 1890. Pres
ent, Brewer, Smith and prather, mem
bers of the board, and John p. Tweed,
clerk for the past term.
Upon motion resolution was adopted
granting a franchise to the Olympia
Land company to construct lines of street
railway ON certain streets outside til,
limits Of the city Of Olympia and provid,
ing for regulating the same.
Mr.. 7 {. Van EppS, &C nnissioner-elec'
from the first district, being now in at
tendance and the time having arrived foI
a Reorganization Of the board of commits
oath of office was administered by Auditor
John p. Tweed and the board organized
by electing X. a. Brewer, chairman.
w. a. Richie, architect, appeared be-
fore the board and submitted plans Of
court house for inspection.
Onmotion, board adjourned to o'clock
tomorrow morning.
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met pursuant to adjournment Present
Brewer, Smith and Van .Epps, commits
soners, and Tweed, clerk
On motion, the following official bonds
were approved:
Charles Aver county attorney, James
A Smith county assessor, w II Roberts
county clerk, /. K Byrne county school
superintendent, ] L Canon justice OF
peace, Walter J Chapman justice of peace,
c Rathbun justice of peace, c n Keep
pen justice of peace, Eli 7 Corliss justice
of peace, a II Manner justice of peace,
Edward McNeal Justice of peace, d X
Barry Justice of peace, l. McReynolds
Justice Of peace, A X Smith justice of
peace, III Hadlan wreckmaster, John b
Girard constable, w NJ Heath constable,
Charles Hoyt constable, J X Barr consta-
Bile, Eli F Corliss constable, Fred Leh.
man road overseer, J S McCabe road over.
seer, + II Davis road overseer, J S French,
road overseer, Arthur w Jones road over
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Avery road overseer, Marian + Rutledge
road overseer, 7 A Davis road overseer,
Frank Longmire road overseer, c S Dill
Ion road overseer, w w Jeffries road
overseer.
Comfy Clerk w. S. Roberts reported
that he had appointed c. V. Leach as
deputy clerk, at a salary of $1,000 per
year, and Miss Sadie Sapp as clerk OF
probate. at a salary of $500. On motion
action approved.
County Auditor John P. Tweed, re-.
ported that he had appointed Charles d.
Garfield, at a salary of SOS permonth and
J. w. Pierce at a salary of $50 per month
and George S. Hopkins a. salary of SIS
per month, as his deputies i'll the audi
tors Office, and F. N. Chase and +. l..
Minard as clerks at IS per day.
On motion, appointments approved.
On motion, directed to employ such
additional help as shall be necessary, at
at rate of from f. to s. per day; further
ordered that when it is necessary for dep
uties and clerks to work overtime in or
der to keep up the work of the Office
they shall be paid for such work at the
same rates as their regular salary.
On motion, Board adjourned to 1880
p. III.
1880 p. m.-Board assembled, all pres
ent
On motion. auditor was directed to
draw warrant on road district 81, for
$40. 40 in favor of J. S. McCabe, overseer
of said district, in payment for work done
on roads.
G. S. Prince. county sheriff, reported
that he had appointed X. A. McNair as
deputy sheriff, at salary of 500 per
month. Action approved.
In the matter of the claim of J. NJ.
Brewer, for repayment of money paid i'll
error for taxes of 1890, 1t appearing that
he is enormously assessed, auditor was
directed to draw a warrant for $50 in
payment VI Cldlul
Auditor ordered to draw a warrant for
$40 70 in favor of NJ. A. Root in payment
of salary and rent of office.
The statement of Sheriff Billings was
ordered returned, and he requested to
make a more complete statement of dates
of commitment, discharge and escape of
prisoners.
On motion, Board adjourned to 9
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Wednesday, January II, "a. m.-Board
reassembled; all present.
The application of the o. & c. V. r. R.
for release from certain parts of their
their bond was laid over to regular Feb
ruary term.
On motion the board adjourned to go
p. nj.
1890 p. m.-Board reasseinbled; all
present.
On motion auditor directed to retain
$50 from fees collected as fund for in
cidentals and making change.
On motion clerk was directed to notify
all justices of the peace and coroner to
submit their cost bills, to be paid by the
county, to the county attorney for ap-
prevail before presenting them to the
board for payment.
Following cost bills allowed and ordered
paid:
Justices court-D. K. Barry, J. P.
In re State vs.. Gainard & Howard:
d. X. Barry, justice peace fees. $6.45
John Girard, constable. $40
Miss Lotte Coates, witness. 200
N. A. Olson, witness. ... 200
w. L. Patterson, witness. 400
Onelia Prakricki, witness ~ 200
In re State VS.. Emil Naceman:
D. X. Barry, justice peace fees. $685.
Justices COURT. F. Cannon, J. p.
In re State VS.. Raymond ct all
J. F. Canon, justice peace fees. $9.45
Geo. K. Redmond, constable. 1885
X. X. Morrison, constable. $40
In re State VS., Thos. White:
J. F. Canon, justice peace fees. sos
Probate court-M A. Root, judge.
In re insanity Of Henry Taylor:
NJ. A. Root, probate fees........ $I4. so
CT. Flanagan, ex. physician. 500
{. p. Jento, ex. physician. ..... 500
Geo. S. Allen, witness. 200
George Sayidge, witness. 400
In re insanity of VIM. T. Holland: