The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-01-17

Bils on general fund examined AMI al
lowed az follows;
Mrs SCHROEDER SO: Mrs Sandy. SO.
Mrs Pisc. so. Mrs. Davish. p. allow.
nnces for December: G. NordEtrom.
board OF sorglund. SO. Charles ward.
board OF Osburn. SO. r. !. Dunbar.
stamps clerks ofiice Gs1. ! Fulton.
exc S,ination insane. SO. J. c. Jones. .x-
porting books Of county officers. tiO5: T.
O. Boelling. exporting books county on
GERS. tG3. J. W Hare. expenses serving
papers. $50: ]. w Hare. board Of pris-
onerr. ti191: a v Allen. provisions for
Mrs. scdlck. Westafberg. saikka, Peter
son. Shultz. A Bacca and A. Melin.
1914. Scholheld & Hauke. provisions Mrs.
Matson. November and December, $3.50:
Foard 4 Stokes. provisions Mrs Miller
and Mrs. Mlckelson. t2i-s0: Gramms &
Co. provisions VIM. Koch. t3z5. Ross.
Higgins A. Co. provisions Murphy and
Banniah. So -; board and transportation
10 san Francisco OF Mrs. stapleton and
children. tl5. ST. Mary's hospital, board
county poor for quarter ending Decem-
ber 3ist. t15i.S9; David West. provisions
&. I. Samson months. $500. J. W.
Conn. drugs for prisoners. A.s1i Charles
Rogers. same. h20: c. H. Gribble. re-
pairs TO Jail and courthouse. $40 80. NJ. c.
Crosby. repairing boiler and slop pals
for Jail. $40: Astoria Gas Light Co. gas
November and December. 1910: A. V.
Allen, candles for Jail. $40: q. V. Porter,
mattresses for Jail. s.: Grimm & Reed.
stationery, si015: p. r.. Hickman, blue
prints, Laws and Clarke survey. $40: g.
II. Cooper. blankets for jail. 1900: City
Water Works. water for 3 months, 81
II. =. Prael a Co. hauling lumber. 81.
T. o'Hara, witness fec. 40: coroner 8
inquest VIM. wedeken. $3.50; coroner's =
inquest Hanna ouhkninen. t2G 20: costs In
Justices court. State W. Ryan nSe5.
State vs. Spencer ct al, s2i.o5 State vs..
johnson tl71. State VS.. Peterson sl3 I5.
State W. Barnes ti0,O5 State vs.. Kinsey
ti65d. State VS.. o. c. johnson sl39: ].
II. u. Gray. expenses TO Salem. 81 g: A.
Gibbons, expenses TO Portland. $3.50: As
torinn. publishing proceedings and ad-
vcrtisement for bridge. t05S; Astoria
Street Railway Co. Lights from May TO
December. $50 ]. S. Dellinger. redemp-
ton certificates. etc. $50. Astoria Alb
straci T. a. T. Co. Ming cases, 81; Herald
Publishing Co, publishing proceedings.
81. n. c. ingalls,. lxmal Lewis and
Clarke survey. $50.
Bills on special road fund presented
and allowed as follows:
A. Nurnburg road district for city,
nSO L. Campbell 81 s. Campbell s.
Road District No /: +. s. Philbrick 1859
Road District No, 3; Olof Erickson SIS.
c. w. Rich IS cents. Road District 40. 4.
+, Olson s2so, Road District No. Z: l.. II.
Wood S. Road District No. II; W. II.
Miller $40, Road District No. y: NJ.
Leahy SO. Road District No. I; ]. NJ.
Bender SIS. ]. Swan si2, ID. p Ross $40. o.,
Road District No. 10; C. II. osgood 50,
Road District No. Z; Jarvis Stone 81.
John Peck 50. Road District No /.
In tho matter OF bridge across Lewis
and Clarke river: the court having ex-
amlned the bids and plans heretofore sub
!nittcd and being now fully advised. II
~ ordered that the bid. plans and speci-
hcatlons OF Fry & Meyer be accepted.
subject TO the approval OF the plans and
specifications by the Hon. Secretary OF
War. and also subject to the right TO
enter into a contract 10 Luild said bridge
or not. and that the check OF the Pacific
Bridge Co. be returned.
Application OF VIM. Koch. an INDECENT
person for relief. recommended by F. A.
Fisher and Theo. Bracker. read; ordered
that he be allowed s. per month for two
months
Communication from VI. f senay
and others read, callir the attention of
the court to the condition OF road pass
ing the city reservoir. the SAME being i'm
paSsible on account OF the removal OF
the puncheon by the contractors; ordered
referred TO the city council, with a re-
quest to have said road placed in proper
condition.
Petition from u. A. Blodge;t to correct
tax purchase OF the county. the same
being n double assessment; granted and
ordered Cancelled.
In the matter OF establishing election
precincts and appointing judges and
clerks OF election; this matter coming on
for consideration at this time, and after
listening to the arguments Of various
persons representing the several political
PARTIES, not being fully advised. same
was continued until tomorrow ct $3.50
n, IN.
ordered that court do now adjourn un-
tl tomorrow at . a, m.
Wednesday, January s, 1896, third day.
same present as yesterday.
Court met and was duly opensd at e;SO
o'clock a. m.
In the matter OF the appointment of
road supervisors for 1896. this matter
coming on for consideration at this time,
and the court having heard read the sew
eral petitions filed herein. asking for the
appointment for various persons in the
several road DISTRICTS, and being fully ad-
vised: 1t Is therefore ordered that the
following named persons he and they are
hereby appointed supervisors for the re-
spective road districts for the year 1896.
to-wit:
Mol. e. NJ Houghton; No. 9, n. F.
a, ", . A ~
]. ingalls,: No. 3. VIM. Larsen No. 6. N.
Rozier: No. I, John Stalker; No. s. S. S.
Westbostad; No. 9, NJ, Kenney; No. 10.
Ed. Banks No. II, NJ. McFarlane; No. ~
VIM. II. Miller; No. 49, O. H. Cole: M.
H. August Davidson; No. 10, r. NJ.
CASTOR,
BOUNDARIES OF ELECTION PRE-
CINCTS.
In the matter Of establishing election
precincts for the year 1896:
This being the time prescribed by law
to set of and establish election precincts
within the county. and the court having
duly considered the matter and being now
fully advised,
II Is therefore considered. ordered and
adJudged that the following bounded and
described election precincts be and they
are set of and established for the year
1896, to-wit.
PRECINCT NO. 1.-Beginnlng at the
center of Second street, in the city of
Astoria. at the north end thereof, thence
south along said street to Young's bay,
thence following the shore line around
Smiths point to the place of beginning.
Polling place to be at Suomi Hall,
PRECINCT NO. 2-Beginnlng In the
center of Second street, In the city of
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