The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-08
THE COUNTY COURT.
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5000. A. w. Duneon. $500, B. Butk $500,
John Boberg $500, James Burk $500. Al
bert johnson $3.50, p. s. PhnbrIck $l2.0O,
A. Condit, $3.50, Clas. Willard, $500, Carl
johnson $500, II. B. Eberman $500, labor
Road Dist. No. 8; olot Erickson 5000, la
Dor Road Dist. No. 4; Mic. Bossier, $500,
]. Gustavson 1890, labor Road Dist. No.
6; Chas. spencar $500, David Cole $500,
David Rose 5000. Bert Lewis $500, V. Fl.
Coffee $500, labor Road Dist. No. 3; ]. A.
Bender SIS. ]. Swane $500, VIM. E. Stone
$500, labor Road Dist. No. 10; T. N. Mol
son $3.50, labor Road Dist. No. y; August
johnson. $500, labor Road Dist. No. IA;
Albret Strum$2.OO, Luther Gray $3.50, X.
Twonen, $500, Chris oleson, $1,000, w. L.
Deeds, 1890. labor Road Dist. No. Is.
IHlls on Public Road fund examined and
allowed as fololws:
Fisher Bros, 1 road piow, $500.
Ordered that court adjourn until tomor-
row at $3.50 a. m.
Tuesday, November 18th, 1895, 2nd day,
same present as yesterday.
Now comes Sofus Jensen, and presents
to the court a resolution passed by the
Columbia River FLInermen's Protective
Union, and a petition from NJ. ] Kinney
ard others. stating that believing it to
be a mater OF great Importance to the
county to have determined finally and
definitely the Question whether the State
Of Oregon has full concurrent jurisdiction
over the Columbia rieyr, respectfully re-
quest your honorable body to nave an
appeal taken to the Supreme Cou from
the decision recently rendered upon the
question in the United States Circuit
Court. Ordered placed on file and taken
under consideration.
In the matter Of the bridge across the
Lewis and Clarke river; and a ferry
across Young's River; now at this time
comes H. S. Lyman, w. ]. ingalls, and
VIM. Larsen, a committee appointed at a
meeting held Nov. LIST, at Chadweil and
presented resolutions adopted at said
meeting: THAT t Is the duty of our
honorable county court to take immediate
action with a view of bridging the Lewis
& Clarke river, and also bridging or put
ting on a steam ferry across Young's
bay" and the court having listened to
the committee and being fully advisedi
To % n,41aurII tU,at tn,n oIarly o1yortfgo Ton
bids for the construction of a bridge
across Lewis and Clarke river, at a point
where the county road crotssd said river,
in accordance with Section ALI, Title ",
Of the laws OF Oregon, said bids TO be
opened Monday, January 9th, 1896, at u
o'clock p. m. n eao bidder to reposlt
10 per cent of MS bid, and to be subject
to the approval Of the Hon. Secretary
Of War, and hat said advertisement Shall
be placed in the Daily Historian for 20
days, and 1t Is further ordered that the
matter of bridging or maintaining a ferry
acros Young's River be- continued for
further consideration.
ordered that clerk accept state tax and
costs In settlement of tax sales for the
yelr 1892, of the property of w. B. Pain
ter.
Ordered that Mrs. Mic. Davich be allow
ed Sc per month until further orders.
Ordered That a deed issue to the City
of Astoria for certain lots in Pacific Ad-
1ltion upon payment to the clerk of The
tax, COSTS, penalties and interest due
thereon, for tine year 1892.
In the matter of the petition of T. o.
Tru.linger and others to compromise the
claim Of Clatsop County for taxes, and
on account of tax sales against the Rail-
on to be heard. and the court being fully
advised, it is ordered that the order OF
June stu, 1895, be changed and modified
and extended so as 10 include all the lard,
lots and premises described on the peti-
tion of T. o. Trullinger and others filed
October oath, 1895.
Ordered that court do now adjourn UNI
til tomorrow at 10 a. M, Wednesday, No
veniber 9th, 1895, 3rd day, same present
as yesterday.
III the matter OF the settlement OF the
tax purchases of the property of d. Is.
Mont5lbh and ]. X. W%eather;ord, for the
delinquent taxes for The years 1S9O-'91-'s2,
and '93. Now comes j. Q. A.. Bowlby and
reports that as requested, he has eXamin-
ed as ito a settlement of the above matter,
and would recommend that said parties
be allowed to pay in proportion ITO their
respective ownership in The property at
the date of the assessments together with
the penalties thereon and all COSTS, ex>
cept as to the year 1891, The total sum
due the county being S4o6.66 Ordered tina,
report be accepted and filed, and thai
upon payment of $iO6.6S the clerk issue
The necessary deeds and redemption GER
Eihcate In settlement of tax sale for the
property of Montelth and Weatherford.
In The mates of The bridge in Road
Dist, No, ~; tAis matter having been con-
sRfeced II wac ordered that the sum OF
$115.0O be allowed Road Dist. Nc. II for
the construction OF 4 bridges on the coun-
ty road between Jewell and Vesper, the
work to be let to the lowest bidder anu
to be approved by the county court.
In Ule maGter of the collection of de-
iGnQuent taxes for 1898, and 1894. and the
collection of tax purchases; ordered that
j. A. Eakin be employed to Institute le-
gal proceedings at once for the collection
of any n all amounts due on account
OF delinquent taxes and tax slles where
tae time for redemption has expired.
Court adjourned sine die,
J. II. ID. GRAY, Judge.
r. NJ. WOODEN,
c. PETERSON,
Commissioners.
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