The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-07-12

Petition OF A Hazelton for rebate on taxes
presented by H S Tremper and Boards took same
under advisement
The following bills were ordered paid ont of
County fund:
ST. Peters Hospital, nurse & board Hughes goo M
neach v beach, operation Hughes 40 90
The proposition of St. Peters HOSPITAL to care
LOT doctor. clothe and wash for all County pa
tients at the rate of 81 per day was accented.
Following alterations of boundaries of school
districts were approved as made by Supt. Gun
derson Sections %, %, 30. 81, 90, SO and that
portion OF Secs 10, TO- Fl south of Hoods Canal
in Tp22 Re- W, transferred from Dist 10 to
Dist 30.
That parto Secs 1 and u, TIP p, n r Wv lying
south OF HOODS Canal from Dist 80 to Dist g.
section Is, I'd %, n r W also Sec 80 and Nell
OF sec 81, Tp22, R W be transferred from
Dist 9 to 6,
The formation of school dist 50 as follows:
commencing at NV corner Sec 26, TIP 21NR2
thence south one mile to Sw corner said Sec 26,
thence east one mile to Sc corner of said lee 20
thence south one mile to Sw corner Sec Sc, thence
east along Sec line to the main channel of
Case s inlet to the point where the main chan
mel of chickering's passages empties into Cases
Inlet thence sw along the main channel of
Pickering passage to place of beginning was
laid over for consideration
Bill OF Hunter & Eaton for supplies furnished
l. N Greytrax allowed in the sum Of $3.50.
Bond and con tract between Angle and
County for County Printing filed and approved.
Assessor was allowed 10 procure suitable index
for Rolls of 1896
Petition of Elias job nson ct al for laying out
and surveying road from Shelton, ALLYN, Cliff
ton road to Shelton and Pickering Passage road
filed and L l. Hunter, W Severins and w Bud
ing were appointed as viewers
August 9th was set for time of hearing petit
tions for changes in road district boundaries.
Appeared Supr Weymouth of Road Dist 8 and
made settlement of his accounts and was allow
ed $12S so
Auditor ordered to issue special warrants in
payment of all bills allowed at this session in
compliance with the following resolution:
Board OF County Commissioners, Mason County,
State of Washington, July 8. 1885,
WHEREAS, it duly appears to this board that
the bonded Indebtedness of this Mason County
has reached the constitutional limit and that
there will be no funds of the County available
for the payment of bills allowed by this Board
at the present session which are payable out of
the County General fund and that there is no
outstanding warrants or floating Indebtedness of
said County not funded and it being expedient
to provide for the payment of current expenses
of the county,
Now Therefore, Be it Resolved and ordained
by the board of County Commissioners of Mason
County that for the purposes aforesaid that the
County Auditor of this County be and he is
hereby authorized and directed to issue special
warrants to the amount for such bills aforesaid.
(the same being less than one-eighth of the tax
levy now actually madeJ the said warrants to be
issued as provided for in Sec of an act of the
Legislature of the State of Washington. An
proved March 20, 1895 entitled can Act to An
thorize Counties Cities, Towns and School Dis
tricts to provide temporary funds for current
expenses in anticipa ton of revenue
Com. Nance excused from further attendance
at this session.
P. M.zFee books OF Auditor, Clerk and
Sheriff were examined and approved
The following allowances were made:
w FL Nance, dys, So miles 20 GO |
cameron, 3 dys, 10 miles IL 90
IL Specie, 8 oys, "A miles IL 40 |
Minutes read approved. Board adjourned to
meet Aug. 5, 1895.
Attest THos. MCLARTY, Clerk. |