The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-05-10

provisions for Mrs. Raymond, s5.O5; G
Nordsarom, care Of A. Sorglund for Apri
$1,000; Astoria Street Railway Co., elec
trio lights for April, $3.50; Griffin & Reed
stationery, ETC., $s35; N. D. Raymond
surveying and plating North Nehalen
road' 5000; s. A. Gragg, viewer Of SAM
AOO; Daily Astorlan, publish court pro
ceedings for March and April, S2S65
Foard & Stokes, spikes for Walker Cyeel
bridge, S225; Astoria Transfer Co., horses
fcr use of sherIff, $500; NJ. F. Hardesty
trip to Westport, $s75; Glass & Prud
homme, legal blanks for sheriff, $40
irwin Hodson Co., books and blanks FOL
surveyor, $21,SO; F. w. Ferguson, posta
cards and circulars for sheriff, $3.50
H. F. Prael & Co., drayage, $3.50; r.
Strauss, stationery, $40; Astoria Trans
FER Co., saddle horses to Nehalem, $3.50
VIM. Pohl, burial of A. Brown, $500; o
II. Beckman, examination of A. Brown
$o'OO; VIM. Pohl coroner's examination
OF A. Brown, $ll.2O; witnesses, Smith vs.
Clatsop county, S. A. Wherry, $500; H. T.
Findley, $500; H. Bell, $3.50; D. w. Burn.
SIDE I4SO; A. ]. Bender, 500; C. c,
Brewer, $500; Mrs. Laura Burnside, $3.50
r. N. Coe, $3.50; H. w. Weeks, $500; e.
Drew, $500; A. R. Cyrus, $500; o. Stew
art, $500; d. NJ. Mooer, $40; j. s. Del
linger, supplies for assessor, recorder,
and justice, $67.40; Finlayson Shipping
Co., storage on Booths, $500; Oregon
Tel Co., telephone for May, $3.50; Asto-
ria Gas Light Co., gas for quarter, $56.S5
IT, o, Moen, two patent lamps, $500; c..
II. Gribble, repairs to gas figures, Sl1.S5;
w. c. Cassell, commander Gushing Post,
sundries furnished Philip Piper, $2l.2O; ].
5. Dellinger, sundries furnished sheriff,
$lO25O; Fulton Bros, opinion concerning
delinquent taxes, 5000; Bowlby and
Smith, legal services Smith VS.. Clatsop
county, $25OOO; Bowlby and Smith, legal
services, $4,000; R. N. Wooden, inspecting
bridges, etc, $.75 Astoria Pub. Co., pub
fishing proceedings( $1O5O.
Claims on special road fund presented
and allowed as follows: ]. F. Larsen,
poll tax enormously paid District No. l,
$500; E. A. Turley, poll tax enormously
paid District No. 5, $500; A. Aylmore,
POLL tax enormously paid District No.
3, $500; VIM. Armstrong, poll tax erro-
reously paid District No. 8, $500; j. H.
Johansen, supplies for Road District No.
s. N.SO; Freeman & Bremner, repairs on
scraper, Road District No. 2, $3.50; P. s.
Philbrick, work on Road District No. 3,
2l'OO; r. R. Cole, services as road super
visor District No. 6, $41.S1; B. Gallagher.
services as road supervisor in District
No. 8, s2i1O; A. B. Mcmillan, services
as Road supervisor in Road District No.
T. Sl5.S; Jas. Cusick, work on road in
District No. 9, $1595; Ed. Banks, services
as road supervisor in District No. 10.
'lOl,OO; B. P. Wiggins services as road
supervisor in District No II, 5000; Chas.
H. Miller, services as road supervisor in
District No. 12 $24OO; S. A. Gragg, SER
vices as Road supervisor in District No.
IL, $500; M. Buchanan, services as road
supervisor in District No. IA, $11OO; r. NJ.
Coe road poll tax paid road supervisor
District No. 8, $500; D. Burnside, poll tax
paid road supervisor District No. 8, 800;
Gus. Campbell, work on county road in
District No. l, $500.
Tuesday, May 7th, 1895, second day,
same present as yesterday.
Court met at a. m. and was duly open
ed.
Ordered that Road District No. 2 be al
owed $1,000 to repair bridge on county
road near Josiah Vests.
In the matter of the application Of Han
ma Paulina Junna for the appointment OF
a guardian for Abram Junna, a spend
thrift. Ordered that complaint be made
TO County Judge against Abram Junna,
that he is a spendthrift, that he will
30 waste and spend his income that he
and his family will become burden upon
The county, and requested that a guar
lian be appointed.
Now comes Walter Way and makes
complaint that the county road leading
rom Young's river to Nehalem river,
n the vicinity Of section IS, TIP. N, R.
l. W., is obstructed by the placing of
rates across said road by Otto Johansen,
md the court having ascertained that
aid road is public road, 1t is ordered
hat the clerk notify the road supervisor
# Dictrict No. 13 to remove said OBJ
tructions and open said road for public
ravel and warn said Johansen not to
urther obstruct the same.
In the matter Of the petition of M. E.S
Iuopperl and others to establish coun-
y road. Now at this time is read for
he second time the report of the viewers
md surveyor for the establishment of a
olnty road as petitioned for by NJ. e.
-uopperi and others, and no objections or
having been filed herein,
he same is allowed and ordered re-
orded in book Of records.
In the matter Of the petition of S. Ell
more, H. S. Lyman and others to con-
truct a bridge across Lewis and Clarke
liver and also construct a bridge or main
ain steam ferry across Young's river.
his matter being under consideration at
his time and the court being Of the
pinion that said bridge should be con-
tructed across Lewis and Clarke river
nd that a steam ferry should be main
aimed by the county across Young's
iver at points where county road
rom Seaside to the city Of Astoria would
ross said rivers. 1t is therefore re-
olved by the unanimous vote Of this
ourt that upon the laying out and con-
truction of a road from Seaside to AS
oria in accordance with the provisions
f the law Of 1893, known as the Gross
toad Law" that the court will construct
aid bridge across Lewis and Clarke
iver, and maintain steam ferry across
,oung's river.
In the matter Of the petition Of j, p.