The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-03-13
THE COUNTY COURT.
Compiled BY f. I. Dunbar, County
Clerk, by Order County Court.
(omcial Report.)

K. M. Wooden and Chris. Peterson
Commissioners; f. I. Dunbar, Clerk
and j. w. Hare, Sheriff
Court met at 10 a. m and was duly
opened.
In the matter of bridge across Nor.
uhrup Creek the following bids were
opened and read: 1. w. DERRICK, bridge
IL feet wide, 25O feet long, $S25.OO; IL
feet wide, $50 feet long, $S5O.OO; 16 feet
wide, 25O feet long, $37O.OO Ordered thai
bid of l. w. Detrlck be accepted fol
bridge IA feet wide, $50 feet long, fol
$SoO.OO, on entering into contract and
filing bonds for $4,000, to be approved
by County Judge and w. H. Miller, ap-
pointed Ito superntend same.
w. H. Twilight appeared and asked
the Court to accept his resignation as
supervisor of Road District No. 10. Con-
tinued until next regular term, and
successor.
Report of ]. p. Eberman, former su-
pervisor of Road District No. 3, exam
ined and approved. Ordered that war
rant issue on Special Road Fund for
$l460, balance due Supervisor for labor
performed
In the matter of the petition of Clihs
Oskner, ct. al, for altering road in
District No. u. Report of viewers and
surveyor on above road, read first time
and laid over until tomorrow for rec
ord reading.
Report of Chhs H. Miller, supervisor
Of District No. IL, notifying the court
THAT bridge at Lousignont Creek had
been damaged by high water read. Or
dered that the clerk notify him to in
form the Court of the amount required
to make necessary repairs.
Report of Jas. w. Hare, Sheriff, ap-
pointing Sam. A. Kozer Deputy Sheriff,
read, same allowed and salary fixed at
100000 per month for March and April
Petition of C. w. Loughery asking
that tax sale on land in Sec. 49, TIP. 8
N. r. 6 West, be cancelled, read and al.
lowed
Petition from f. w. Ferguson asking
for reduction on assessment of 1894,
read; not allowed.
Petition from E. b. Macfarland ask
ing for cancellation of tax sale, read
not allowed
Bills on general fund allowed as fol i
lows: F. 1. Dunbar, Clerk, stamps |
kilograms, P. o. box rent, etc, S795
c. S. Gunderson, postage stamps, $500
]. w. Hare, Sheriff, Travelling ex
penses, ETC., $471O; ]. w. Hare, Board
of Prisoners, S46.S6; w. ]. Denver, serv.
ing subpoenaes, and Citation for Sher
iff, $500; Geo. Brown, 1S 1-2 days ser.
vice extending assessment roll, $3.50
Sam. A. Kozer, services extending TaA
Roll and collecting taxes, $12O75; B
S. Worsley, services as assessor for
December, 1894, and expenses to Salem
$129.00; A Gibbons, services as Asses.
sor for February, $92.OO Terry E. Coe
trip to Blind Slough as Deputy Sheriff
$3.50; Thos Grange, trip to Nehalem at
Deputy Sheriff, 5000; John Abercrom.
bic, Justice of the Peace, fee commit
ment of Chris Zurich, insane, $500 J
DIR. ]. A. Fulton, examination of Chris
Gurich, insane, $500; c. Nordstrum
care of A. Sorglund, $1,000; Mrs. A
Knapp, board of John O'Donnell quar-
ter ending February 2Sth, $24.00; Ross |
Higgins &, Co., provisions for Mrs. Ban |
ish, S595; Foard & Stokes Co., provis |
ions for Mrs. Michaelson, $500; Schol
field & Houl1e, provisions for Mrs. Mat |
son, $595; A. V. Allen, provisions fol !
Mrs. Satkki $S.17; Mrs. Seikeick, $3.50 |
Abr Bakka, S4.S5; Mrs. Westerburg |
S555fh Dr. Jay Tuttle, professional ser |
vices to Mrs. Mattson, $1,000; C. E |
Bayles, repairs to vault, locks, etc. |
1915; Andrews & Bayles, repairs, Sher |
ifs Office, $500; ]. P. Ryan, repair! |
on Wallusld Bridge, $1O.5O; Mat. Ryan
repairs Walluski Bridge $500. A. Glib |
bons, and Dan. Gamble, work on Wal |
lusld Bridge, $500; Alfred S. Tee, al
terng maps, $780, Daily Astorian, ad |
County proceedings, Sheriff's tax no
tfces, ETC., $500. Herald Publishing
Co., publishing proceedings, $23.25; H. 8.
Lyman, School Supt., Stamps, $3.50
Mrs. C. A. Gearhart, services Teachers
Examination, $1,000; R. N. Wright and
H. S. Lyman, services teachers examl
ration, $2400; ]. B. Wyatt, l sash cord
Is cents; Fred Sherman, hauling vaul
furniture, $l.OO; Jas. Finlayson, stor
age on booths, $1.00; Astoria Gas Lighc
Co., gas for January and February,
S6415; Griffin & Reed, Stationary, etc.
s21.2O; Telephone for March, $3.50;
NJ. Cutbirth, Glass and Setting, $315
]. S. Dellinger, 4 M letter heads and
signs, $500; Secretary of State, certi'
fed copy of Senate bill No. 61 $500;
State vs. John Nelson, Costs, $500,
State VS.. Vim. Tinson, Costs, $1,000
State VS.. P. S. Cook, Costs, S2465; Stat
VS.. Schroeder, Costs, $1O.5O; State VS.
oscar Blingren, Costs, $500; State VS.
F. W. Newell. Costs, $500; John Aber
crombie taking testimony, State VS.
John Nelson, $3.50; F. W. Ferguson
printing posters for sheriff, $500; Lars
BergvIch, days services as chain
carrier in Dist. No. u, $500; N. D
RAYMOND, 10 days services as surveyor
in Mist. No. 12. $4,000 Campbell Bros.
provisions for Mrs. w w. Raymond
S3.15; c. C. Brewer, services as Dep
uty Recorder, $500; ]. H. D. Gray
trip to Salem, 1920.
Bills on Special Road Fund Allowed
as follows;
Martin OlseA, John Kelley, Knut'
Knutson, and Logan McEwan. work
performed on Road District in City
$1,000: ]. C. Nurnberg, corduroying 517
feet of Young's Bay Road, $500. ]
P. Ebermanf work on. Road in Dist
No. 3, S1460
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