The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-06-06
THE COUNTY COURT.
Compiled by f. I. Dunbar. County Clerk,
by Order of the County Court.
(Omciai report.)

Court met at 10 O'Clock a. m. and was
duly opened.
In the matter Of rebuilding bridges In
Road District No. 9, in Sec. 4, TIP. Z,
N. r. s, w. The following bids were
opened and read, viz: ]. N. Coffee, %
cents per linear foot; S. s. Westbostad,
So cents per linear foot. ordered that bid
of s. s. westbostad be accepted.
In the matter of the appointment OF
Deputy Recorder. Report of County Re-
corder appointed G. Ziegler, a Deputy
Recorder, read. Ordered that report be
entered and no compensation be allowed.
In the matter of the application of
Mrs. Sarah H. Pendleton for the support
of Joy Schroeder, minor child Of Harry
Schroeder. Ordered that Harry Schroeder
be cited to appear June 4, 1895, at 10
o'clock, a. m. and show cause IL any,
why he has failed and neglected to sup
port his child.
In the matter of the application of the
Union Real Estate and Improvement
Company, to compromise and settle Its
dispute with Clatsop county, concern
ing the validity of certain taxes and the
sale of certain real estate, bid In by
said county. Ordered that the clerk,
upon the payment of the sum Of $2,6S1.25,
cancel the tax sales of the property Of
said company and issue redemption GER
tificates therefor.
In the matter of tax sale of lot 8, block
g., McClure's Astoria, for year 1892. Or
dsred that the Clerk issue redemption
certificate on payment of costs
In the matter of county warrants is
sued more than seven years prior to
July l. 1895. Now comes the County
| Clerk and presents list of all warrants
that were issued more than seven years
prior to July 1, 1895, and which have
not been paid. ordered that notice be
published that il said warrants are not
presented for payment within sixty days
from July l, 1896, they will be cancelled
| and payment refused.
In the matter of the Northrup Creek
bridge. Report of Chas H. Miller, here
tofore appointed to supsrintend the con-
| struction of said bridge, that the same
] had been completed according to con-
/ tract Ordered that said bridge be ac-
cepted and warrant drawn in favor of
d. w. DERRICK for $4,000 in payment Of
same.
In the matter of the bridge across Lous-
ignont Creek. Report of Chas II. Miller,
that sad bridge had been completed ac-
cording to specifications, read. ordered
that said bridge he accepted, and warrant
drawn In favor of F. Lousignont for $500
in payment of same
In the matter of Big Creek bridge. |
Bid of Ed Banks to repair said bridge, |
build wing dams and remove drift for
s215OO read. Ordered that same be laid
over for further consideration.
In the matter of building bridge across
Big Creek. on south line of Ramey d.
L. C. Commune alton from w. H. Twi-
light read and laid over for further con-
s.deration.
In the matter OF the petition Of r. r.
Cole and others to establish a county
road. Now at this time is read the re-
port of the viewers and appraisers here
tofore appointed to appraise and assess
any damages that the establishing of
said road would cause E. p Althaber.
And the court having ascertained from
said report that the benefits to said AL
thaber are as great as any damage, 1t Is
ordered that his complaint be dlslllowed
and no damages allowed him, and that
the report of former viewers be adopted
and that said road be declared and es-
tablshed as a county road.
Ordered that court do now adjourn un-
til tomorrow at 10 o'clock a. m.
Tuesday, June 4th, 1895, Second day
of Term, same present as yesterday
Court met at 10 o'clock a. m and was
duly opened.
III Ine matter Oh gate On Dr-uSe Ut . d.
side. Now comes e. M. Grimes and asks
that the court maintain gate across
bridge at Seaside in accordance with
agreement made heretofore ordered !
that notice be given by Road Supervisor |
of Road District No. 3, to all persons to |
appear at the Court House, and before |
the County Court on Tuesday June 11tn, |
1895, at 10 o'clock a. M, and show causa
if any why gate should not be placed |
on sad bridge in accordance with the
dedication of E. NJ. Grimes.
Bills on Special Road Fund examined
and allowed as follows:
Road District, City-John Reilly,
$6.75; Martin Olsen, $3.50, labor for March.
Martin Olsen, $1,000, John Rsily, S.25, la.
Dor for April Martin Olsen, &.25, John
Rely, $2.25. labor for February.
Road District No. 1-Warrenton Mills,
$780, lumber; e. NJ. Houghton $24OO;
Loid Loomis, $500; j. Kindred, $500; ].
A. McIntire, $685. Perry Olsen $105O; John
Anderson, $500, for labor S. A. Vannig.
$4,000, contract. Road District No. p
Warrenton Mills, $5.4O lumber p. T.
Stafford, 1920, labor; F. E. oliver, $4S.5O,
furnish4ng puncheOn, labor, 5ic.; J, C.
Adams, $500, Frank Adams, $1S7, Win
Adams, $lSS labor; Campbell Bros, $2.17,
spikes. Road District No. &C. A. Nc
CURE, 5000; p. S. Philbrlck, $500, labor;
Road District No. 4-Wm. Hartill, $l1.00,
balance due. Road District No. 7-Foard
& Stokes, $2UJ poll tax of VIM. Feehan
refunded; Jacob Butts, $500, building
bridge; Simon s. Westbostad, $500, ser,
vices Road Supervisor District No. 8.
Road District No. 9-Michaal Kinney,
services as Supervisor, $4,000; P. c. Ha,
ward, $500 poll tax refunded. Road Dis,
tr.ct No. 10-H. A. Cameron, 5000; VIM.
Stone, 5000, C. c. Knapp $500, j. A.
Bender, $500, labor. Road District No. II
ID. NJ. Mclean $3.50, j. ]. Hunt, $3.50,
labor Road District No. 13-J. j. Pack
ard, $780, s. A. Gragg. $500, ]. C. Pope.
$3.50, j. F. Adams, $500, labor; w. A.
Wherry, $500, poll tax refunded. Road
District No. 15-W. L. Deeds, $780, Chas,
Hutchings, $500, labor; e. Alexander,
$500, poll tax refunded; James Cort, $6.75,
E. Alexander, $500, VIM. Geddes, 5000,
F.. Il. Lent, $1,000, j. W. Walker, 1925,
labor; Chris Olsen $500, poll tax refund
ed; F. H. Surprenant, $500. Chris. Olsen,
$1,000, labor; VIM. Oleson. $780, poll tax
refunded; c. o. Taylor, Is cents, labor,
A. Z. Johanson, $500, poll tax refunded; '
r. NJ. Castor, $780, labor, etc; r. NJ,
Castor, $500, poll tax refunded; /. N. |
Foster, $500; G.. S. Burkhead, $500; N.
e. Foster, $780, poll tax refunded, labor
$zO.UUj CnaS. HutcnlngS, $2O.UO, labor.
Bills on General Fund examined and |
allowed as follows:
Census enumerators-B. f. Coe, $3.50,
A. b. Mcmillan, $3.50; H. s. Wooden,
5000; H. S. Philbrick, 5000; H. A. |
Young. s24.5O; j. P. Clark, 500; d. Nc,
Lean, $12.5O; NJ. German, $3.50; w. II. |
Smith, 5000; Il. A. Abbott, S175O; A.
Bergman, $3.50. State VS.. Jerry Sweeney,
costs. 500; State VS.. Henry Gilbertson,
costs, 500: State VS.. Robert Howard,
costs, 500; State vs. N. Balm, costs, $22. 80;
State VS.. John Grand costs, $3.50; State
vs. Thos. Reed, costs, $l7S5; State VS..
N. Hartman, costs, $H.40; State VS.. Otto
Philing, costs, s11.35; State VS.. Henry
Looms, costs, $3.50; State VS.. Martin |
Stanovich, costs, S39.5; State VS.. w. L.
Bruce, costs. H4.60; State VS.. Geo. Hub
bard, costs, 1910; State vs. Isaac Isaac.
son, costs. $23.7O; State VS.. VIM. Martial.
costs. sl3.05; ]. w. Hare, board OF pris-
oners for May, 1925; expenses, $SO.8O; r.
l. Dunbar, stamps, s6.2O sundry persons.
posting tax notices. $500; VIM. Joplin.
services case State VS.. John Grand Si5.OO.