The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-01-19
EAN couNTY couRr,
Complied by F. I. Dunbar, County clerk
by Order County Court.
(omclal Report.l

In the County Court, Monday. Jan
uary 7th. 1895, 1st day January Term
Present, Hon. ]. H. D. Gray, Judge
r. NJ. Wooden and Chris. Peterson
Commissioners; F. l. Dunbar, Clerk
and Jas. W. Hare. Sheriff.
Court met at 10 a. m, and was duly
opened.
Petitions from John Adair, ct. al,
August Juhrs et al, ]. E. Alcaraz et
al, Frank s. Dow ct. al, A. B. Coe ct.
al, Robert West et al, B. P. Wiggen
ct. al, T. ]. Brown, ct. al, Chas.
Ochsner et al, ]. C. Pope ct. al, ].
r. Whenny, ct. al, e. G. Scovell ct. al.
and ]. W. Walker ct. al, in regard to
the the appointment of Road Supervis-
ors in the several districts read and on
motion ordered placed on file
Report of VIM. HarteH, secretary of
road meeting held In District No. s.,
read and ordered placed on file.
Report of VIM. J. Heckard, secretary
of road meeting held in District No.
s, read and ordered placed on file.
In the matter of road supervisors for
year 1895, ordered that the following
be and are hereby appointed supervis-
ors for the several respective road dis
tricts for the year 1856
Supervisor Road District No. 1, e.
Houghton, bonds, 100000; 2, D. F. Staf-
ford, bonds, $5OOOO; 8, w. H. PhilbrlcR,
bonds, $4,000; 4, Olof Erickson, bonds,
$4,000; 5, R. r. Cole, bonds, $4,000; 6,
N. Boiler, bonds 100000; Z, A. B. Nc
Million, bonds, $4,000; s, S. S. westbos-
tard, bonds 100000; 9. Mlcheal Kinney,
bonds, 100000; 10, W. II. Twilight, bonds
$7500O; II, M. McFarlane bonds, $4,000;
12, Chas. H. Miller, bonds, $4,000; 13,
Jno. w, Miller, bonds, $6OOOO; IA, August
Johnson, bonds, 100000; Is, R. NJ Cas-
ton, bonds, 100000.
In the matter of the bridge across
Walker Creek, A. ]. Wherry appears
and reports having completed bridge
at Walker Creek, ordered that Clerk
notify w. A. Foster and w. D. Martin
dale to inspect said bridge and report
to county court as to whether same is
constructed according to plans and
specifications, and present written re,
port at next regular term.
Petition from r. W. Tompkins, et al, |
asking for relief for S. 1. Sampson, read;
ordered that he be allowed provisions
from D. West, at Westport, not to
exceed $500 per month.
Communication from Board Of Super
visors of Sonoma county, CAL, asking
the County Court, to take similar ac-
ton in regard to securing prompt con-
struction of the Nicaragua Canal, On
motion the following resolution was
unanimously adopted and the clerk in
structed to forward certified copy of
same to each representative and SEN
ator of the state of Oregon.
Resolved, That the County Court, Of
the county of Clatsop, for the State Of
Oregon, respectfully request the Hon
orable Oregon Delegation in Congress
to press upon that august body the alb
solute necessity of prompt legislation
which shall secure the construction of
the Nicaragua Canal under the control
of the Government of the United States.
with such conservative conditions as
shall secure low tolls for the benefit
of our people.
Report of j. H. D. Gray County
Judge, for six this, ending Decem-
ber S1st 1894, read and ordered printed
with proceedings
Financial statement of County Clerk,
and Treasurer, for six months ending
December S1st, 1894, read, examined,
approved, and ordered printed with
county proceedings.
Report of County Recorder, showing
receipts for six months, ending Decem-
ber 31st 1894 for $925S5, read and or
dered placed on file.
Report of B. S. Worsley, former
County Assessor, read and ordered
placed on file.
ordered that Court adjourn until to-
morrow, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Tuesday, January Sth, 1895, second
day, same present as yesterday
Court met at 10 a. m. and was duly
opened. {
Application of Jas. w, Hare, for desk
for sheriff's Office allowed.
Communication from Meston Dygert ,
Book Mfg, Co., read and placed on file,
Report of NJ Buchanan, Supervisor 5
Road District No. IA, read and placed 5
on fife.
Petition from w. e. Mulhollan, ask Is
ing that tax sale for year 1892 be can :
oelletl. as the land was not proved up T
on until 1898. Allowed and ordered can
celled. I
The following claims for December !
were presented and allowed as shown:
GENERAL FUND.
0has. Norstrom, board and care of :
A. sarlund for December, $1,000; Mrs. \
H. Speilmeir, four days board and ]
room for Mrs. Leone, $4.OO; Schofield
& Eauke, provisions Tor SOPHIA MaStoh
ss 90: A. V. Allen, provisions for Abram
Bakka, $500; Mrs. Westerberg, $5.95; !
Mrs. sedick, 1929; Mrs. L. Schultz, $500; T
Mrs. saikka, $500; schoheld & Hauker J
provisions for Sophia Matson. $500; {
Foard & Stokes, provisions for Mrs. =
Nicholson, $500: Ross. Higgins & Co,
provisions for Mrs. Danish, $500; st. !
Mary's Hospital, care Of county sick
for quarter ending December Slst, 1894, s
ssl5 go; A. v. Allen, supplies for court I
house, $1.7O; Jas. W. Hare, sheriff. trav-
cling expenses. tsamps, etc. $2O.56; Jas.
w. Hare, board Of prisoners for De-
cenber, $6626; The Irwin-Hobson Co,
tax receipts. tax collection register. ETC.,
for sherifTs office. s9O15: NJ. c. Crosby.
lock for jail s2.25; The Herald Pub
fishing Co., publishing proceedings.