Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-02-02
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
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FRIDAY, Jan. 6, 1893.
Board met at Q "a. m; members and
clerk all present.
Minutes read and approved.
Quarterly reports submitted from A.
j. Sunberg, overseer of road district
No. Al, NJ. j. Clark, overseer of road
district No. 6, and j. w. Bell, overseer
of road district No 81, examined and
approved.
Warrants issued:
BIB WELDON from funds OF road dis
ict No a. OVt rset RS fees. ...........t 80 90
NJ Clark, from funds OF road district
No 6, overseer's fees. .................. 10 90
II hoes.el, from road and bridge fund,
TO ply for bu lding bridges on Fern
dale and SemiahmOO road ............ 100 90
Il kOessel, from funds Of road di-trict
NOo, uverseer's fees and TO pay for
road work. ....,.s...-... ................ 7 ~
Adjourned during an hour at noon.
Quarterly report Of road overseers.
viz: ID. w. Abbott. j. Swiger and Peter
Hansen, examined and approved.
A retail license was granted to John
Cameron, for sale Of liquors at Eyerson
during year ending January 4, 1894,
conditioned that $500 be paid for such
license.
The amount of the county treasurers
official bond, heretofore fixed at $780,
O0O, was ordered to $4,000.
An extension of lease for year 1898 of
the property known as the Gallagher
farm was granted to Joseph w. Jones,
consideration $40.
Tue official bond of Ed. T.. Hardin,
justice of the peace for New Whatcom
precinct, approved.
The official bond of Thomas G.. New
man, county attorney for Whatcom
county, with names of f.. NJ. Wilson
and b. b. Sc, mour as sureties thereon
approved.
= The viewers, report of view'and sur
vey of that part of the county road pc.
tiuOned for by Geo. G.. Grain ct al, ex-
tending west from Nooksack river, was
read publicly the second time.
The application of the Lynden Elec-
trio Motor Railway Co., praying that
the franchise heretofore granted said
company for reriod Of twenty-five
years, be extended to fifty years, was
granted.
Deeds from William Huntington ct
al, conveying land for the establish
ment Of a road on the following de
scribed line, pettioued for by w. ID.
Jones ct al were ordered recorded In the
auditors office, aud said road establish
ed aud ordered recorded as public
highway to-wit: Beginning at corner
common to sections 5, 8, and 8, Up 81
n,r5e, at road No. 92, thence west
one-half mile, thence north one-half
mile, thence west one-fourth mile,
thence north onehalf mile, to tip line
between tips 81 and 80 N, Sc.
Bills and claims allowed:
COUNTY FUSD
Battersby Bros, shoes for the Osborne. ..
q TAM n sldron. rent Of polling place. C
James II DERRICK. referee services In
the tax case Of county w tairhaven 80, =,
III A White, medicines for prisoners III
Ri Waterman, 60 q OF conveying child
~ school for defective youth. ~
JIM Warinner, coroner's fees. .......... ID
Fairh wen Publishing Company. pub
publishing notice ...................... ~
ROAD DIS rRICT FUNDS
swiger, district No %, to pay for road 80 q
Peter Hanson, district No n, overseer's
rtTtea s district No 81, overseer's
fees du Jonathan Luyeall ...........
HA Hatcher. district No2t labor per-
Ira Williams. district No "A, work on
roads .............. ....s......s..s...s.. ~
ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND
WI sltnouds, lumber supplied by John
Kennyer for road work In district 100
Dr"yton Mil 20, lumber furnished on
account OF cont act OF John Spooner
Tor bridge on road No lJ9 ............ I'D
raSr sooner on account OF contract
paid for building orloge On roau aoo
pNWV Rsmey. grading and laying tim
her on road In district No a........., l4O
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