Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-03-13

Baker precinct-E " Smith, inspector;
John !. Nye, c 5 Hobbs, judges:
McI.ane Miner McLane, IN
spector; Peter Mckenzie, L NJ French,
judges.
Seatco precinct-C c Chase, inspector;
W Ogle, Geo W Case, judges.
Clear Lake preciuct-B + Ruth. in-
spector; J b Jones, Chas Waldrlck'
judges,
Puget CITY preciuct-RobtJ Houston,
inspector; VIM. Il Chapman, Walter J
Chapman, Judges.
Gull IIarbor precincts ]. Jones, in.
spector; George W Pcase, Albert Mckay,
judges.
West Olympia precinct-EJ Estep. IN
spector; W II Wilson, NJ Laughlin,
Judges.
ON motion board adjourned to O. clock
tomorrow morning.
Thursday, March S, 1891, 9 III.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
All present.
Tie clerk is directed to notify he city
clerk of Olympia that the commissioners
will make no change i'll the first ward
election precinct at present.
On motion board adjourned 10 80 p NJ.
I:3o m-Board reassembled; all pres
ent.
The contract and bond of Olympia Alb
stract s. Title Insurance company tor
making of tract index Of land i'll Thurs
ton county were examined and approved
and ordered filed.
The matter of changes i'll boundaries
of road district made at last meeting
was, after due consideration, ordered to
be reconsidered and laid over for invest
igation.
The sum of forty dollars, or as much
thereof as necessary, was ordered appro-
priated from general fund for lumber and
repairs on bridge in road district X.
The auditor was ordered to draw war
rants upon presentation OF orders from
overseer of said district.
The following bills were ordered paid:
Warren Riley, attend'ncc CO poor...SS3 so
The CAPITAL, printing. a so
George Lowry, work at jail.......... so
L n Chase, janitor work. 10 90
bigger & Going, hardware for co.. o5
Thos Heycock, coal for officers. 9 90
L S Restaurant, board county poor AZ rs
l. p Ouellette, services co surveyor 22 so
Whitman & Page, draughting.:..:: 43 90
w + Mitchell, work at county Jail IS IS
Bills Of the CAPITAL, for publishing
notices, were referred to { II Aver.
Bonds of following road overseers were
approved: David Fleetw God, district 20;
Joseph Chatwood, district c; l. S Barn.
ard, district l..
The appointment of Robert B Cowan
as special deputy sheriff, was approved.
The clerk is ordered to advertise for
bids for construction of a bridge on
Boulevard street, i'll accordance with
plans and specifications as prepared by
county surveyor. Said bids to be opened
OIL March 20, 1891, board reserviug rights
to reject any and all bids.
Following bills for per diem and mile
age of members of the board were or
derded paid
X A Brewer, days 40 miles ....$ I4 90
B B Smith, days 30 miles........... Ia 90
T c Van Epps, days ............... 10 90
Following cost bills were ordered paid.
JUSTICES COURT.
l. McReynolds, p.
State VS. Oyster Tom and John Post.
E McReynolds ] p fees.............$ 7 IS
Chas Patterson, officer.
w c Gaddy, witness. 20
State VS. John Wilson:
+ McReynolds. J p fees..... rs
Mark Mack, officer. .........-.......
II Finger, witness. 20
] L Conway, witness. 20
Jas Ennis, witness. 20
State VS. John Roach and T Ward:
f McReynolds, J p fees............... 4 70
Chas Peterson, officer:........... 4 90
] c Rathbun, Justice.
State VS. Frank Fox:
] c Rathbun, p fees................... a o5
ID + Shazer, officer................. 3 90
Milton Giles, witness. ........... 20
Wood Doane, witness. .................. 20
There being no further business the
board adjourned to Thursday, March 26.
1891.
JOHN P. TWEED, Clerk of Board.