, 1892-03-17
COUNTY WORK.
Concluded from yesterday.)

Wednesday,, March 8, 1892 s a. m.-
A warrant for 50 so was ordered drawn
to w. w. Jefferis in payment for work and
material in road district P.
Following bills ordered paid:
J. w. Pierce. auditors office $ g Is
Maggie Conner, rent. .....,... 30 90
JAS. "a. Smith, assessors IS salary 95 90
Mrs. Mckay, nursing Borden family so
B. HI. and L. Co., rent. ..... 12 90
Chas. Fusburg, board Sam Peters ... % 90
Olympia Fuel Co., coal 81 15
Certificate of county school superinten-
dent of alteration of school districts "a, 81
and 28 was presented and approved.
Estimate No. 8 of work on court house
for February, amounting to S3.387.25, was
presented. Auditor is directed to draw
warrant ON court house fund for said
amount, less cost of tearing down and re-
building arch upon filing of estimate of
cost of rebuilding the arch.
Board adjourned to 80 p. m.
1:30 p. m. Board reassenlbled.
Bill of w. J. Milroy for services in
State VS.. McCabe and State VS.. ManyiIle
was referred to county attorney to settle.
Clerk was directed to correspond with
Pierce county board of commissioners rela-
tive to meeting at Maxfeld on Thursday
April Z, to consider the construction of a
bridge over Nesqually.
Auditor directed to draw a warrant for
work in road district No. 81.
IA petition from SchWabacher Bros. a.
Co., asking for rebate of taxes paid upon
land in which they own but one-fifth in
terest, was read. Clerk was directed to no
tIfy them that such rebate could not be
made, as the remaining three-fourths in
terest is not assessed to anyone else.
Statement OF taxes on lot 43 in Parker &
Hays plat was read, and the auditor is di-
rected to compare the statement with as
sessment rolls and cancel all double assess
ments.
HsClerk was directed to +. g. Weber a Go. to
finish the furniture for new court house as
follows:
With POLAND finish: Auditors office,
auditors private, county commissioners
county commissioners private, abstract
or's, treasurer's, civil and criminal court
rooms, county clerk spriyate, judges room,
lawyers roonlr witness room.
kEWlth antique finish: COFOner's office
school superintendent's jury rooms Nos. L
and 2, assessors Office, county attorneys
Office, sheriff s and surveyors Office.
Statement of taxes paid by Mary a.
shead on lands in Thurston county and
lots and blocks in Seateo, was presented
and the auditor directed to examine and
compare it with records, and report condi-
tion of said lands as to taxes.
Boundary line of TumWater precinct was
changed as folloWs
Beginning at .SE cor. Olympia corpora
ton limits, thence E II M, S S3 M; W 81
m. IN a NE direction to Sc cor. sec 30, Is,
W.; 3 1 M, n M, e 81 m. to beginning
Third ward voting precinct was Changed
so as to include the e14 of sec "a, Is, 3 W,
and that part of seq of sec 13, is, 2 W,
lying south of Fourth street, run east
through said section 13.
Fourth ward voting precinct was changed
so as to include e19 of sec 12 and that part
q e14 OF sec 13, Is, 2 W, lying north of
Fourth street, run east through said sec
tion 13, and the city clerk Of Olympia is
appointed officer of registration for these
portions Of said precincts as lie outside the
city limits.
The clerk was directed to give public no
tice till April 4th next that at the next
meeting they will consider changes in cleo
t1on precincts, SO as to make them conform
to the wants of the people.
to-wit: tsses''
3. 4. 4 5 Brewer 8 days, 20 miles .$lg %
p - 2. E3 Smith, days, 40 miles,. 10 90
Board adjourned to April 4, 1892.