The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-06-06

handle ETC., sl.20; provisions Mrs. Wes-
terburtg. $500; Mrs. Saalti, $3.50; Mrs. Sc
dick, $5.95; Abram Balcka, $3.50; Mrs.
Schultz. 500; Scholheld & Hauke, pro-
visions for Mrs. Mattson, $5.95; w. w.
Whipple. meals furnished T. A. Kyle for
April and May, $500; C. Nordstrom
care of Sarglund. $1,000; Mrs. A. Knapp,
care of John ODonnell, quarter ending
May 31st. $240O; Baby Home, care OF
Lucinda Nicholson, quarter ending May
Slst, 5000; Griffin & Read, stationery,
etc., S9.15; c. A. May, repairs to seal,
etc., $2.75; J. S. Dellinger. Il, 1,195 levles,
$20l.50; receipts, bill heads, receipt books,
ETC., S145O; l dsed record. recorders Of
flee, 1850; b. S. Worsley, clerical help,
posting notices, ETC., $61.O0; Evening News
Co., teachers examination ad., $il0; w.
S. Wood. naking delinquent tax roll,
$500; Daily Astorlan, publishing court
proceedings, etc., $4.7O; Herald Publish
ing Co., publishing court proceedings,
$n.75; NJ. C. Crosby. hardware for Jail,
1915; Drs. A. L. and j. A. Fulton, pro-
fesslonal services for prisoners. $500;
Jos. Rlipa, Interpreter examination Hen>
dr!ck Karman, $500; DR.. Jay Tuttle, ex-
animation Hendrick Karman, 500; Joe.
Andrews, bulletin boards. etc, A.25;
Irwin, Hodson Co., 100 cost bills, $1.55;
A. Gibbons, services as assessor, $1OlO0;
r. Gibson, services deputy assessor,
$500; II. S. Lyman, Mrs. c. A. Gearhart,
r. N. Wright, services teachers exam,
inaHon, $1,000; r. ]. Hendricks, fare Of
Nina Eberman to and from Reform
School, $3.50; A. NJ. Smith, fee overpaid,
olelna Mccormack vs. d. H. McCor,
mack, $500; II. s. Lyman, rent OF office,
$500; II. F. Prael & Co., hauling mer-
chandise to court house, $3.50.
Ordered that court do now adjourn un-
til tomorrow at 10 o'clock a. m.
Wednesday, June 5th. Third day Of
Term, same present as yesterday.
Court met at 10 a. M, and was duly
opened
In the matter of Elk Creek Toll Road;
communication from H. f. L. Logan,
president Elk Creek Toll Road, making
reductions in rate of toll as follows Sin
gle horse, mule, OK, or ass, 25 cents sim
gle team, so cents; double team, 75 cents;
4-horse team, $780, read Ordered that
said rates be approved.
In the matter of bridges in Road Dis.
tricts II and 15 Now comss II. M.
Wooden heretofore appointed to superln
tend the construction Of FIVE bridges In
said districts and reports that they have
been completed, according to contract.
ordered that same be accepted, and war;
rants drawn for $l2l0O, in favor of johann
son & Olson in payment of same.
In the matter of the petition of T. o.
Trullingsr and others, to compromise the
claims of Clatsop county for taxes prior
to 1894, and on account of tax sales
against the railroad subsidy lands. This
matter coming on to be heard, and after
considering the same, and deeming 1t t,a
the best interests of Clatsop County, II
is ordered that proposition be accepted
and all property of the Railroad Subsidy
Co., is hereby released from all claims
for taxes heretofore charged and the
c.erk mark redeemed all tax sales there
of where made to county judge
In the matter of Deputy Sherlffs. Re-
port of j. w. Hare, sheriff, appointing
deputies to make tax levles. read. or.
dered that the same be approved, and
compensation hereafter be fixed as SER
vices performed.
Complaint having been made, that va
rious county roads are in impossible
condition, it is ordered that Road Super
vlsors be notified to expend the Special
Road Fund set apart for their several
districts as soon as practicable apd place
the roads in condition to be Travelled.
Ordered that court do now adjourn un-
I'll Monday, June 10th, 1895.
j. H. D. GRAY, Judge.
r. M. WOODEN,
Commissioner.
(AttssO F. I. DUNBAR, Clerk.