The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-11-08

which said warrants were issued,
Bills on general fund examined ant
allowed as follows;
c. Nordstrom, $1,000. care OF Sorg
mnd; Chas Ward. $1,000, care OF os
burn; +. A, Wilson. $500, care Of Mel
son; Mrs, Schroeder. $500; Mrs, Sandy
$500, Mrs, Pise $500, Mrs. Nordlunt
$500. Mrs Gunlon $500, allowances FOL
October; Jurors fees September term
circuit court, s66Sso: witness fees cir,
cult court. ssi6SO; W. w whipple, sS,it
meals for jurors; F, l. Dunbar, s5,sS
stamps clerks Office; Sam Kozer, sist.So
George Brown sl0o5O, II. T, Findlay
$500. copying tax rolls; o. II, Beik-
man $500: Jay Tuttle 5000, A. l., Full
ton $1,000. examination OF insane; J, W
Hare, N.T6, fare OF insane from Sea
side; ]. w. Hare, $l2,5o. serving papers
Astoria Transfer Co. 1915. delivering
election supplies; Glass & Prudhomme,
s24OO, election supplies; F. W, Fergu-
son. &i4.50, printing ballots; $780, print
ing notices; Ed. Banks, 500, special
officer. election: ]. W. Hare. slLt5 ex-
pense posting execution notices; j, W,
Surprenant 5000. lumber and labor
for polling precincts, June and No
vember election: Fisher Bros. ,s3.65,
powder and fuse Road Dist. No. 3;
Foard & Stokes. $500. supplies for Wal.
luski Bridge: Astoria Wood and Coal
Yard. s2is,OOt wood for court house; J..
g. Del..hger, s2S.75. letter heads and en-
velopes; H. S. Lyman. siOf5, expenses
holding educational meeting, Herald
Publishing Co, slsOO. Daily Astorian
sl63S, printing proceedings; J. W. Hare
$3.50. expense boy 10 reform school; j.
W. Hare. $40, stamps; steamer Sea-
foam. $500, trip with election supplies.
$500 towing scow; Griffin & Reed. $i.6O.
stationery; Gribble 4 Smith. SS.95.
plumbing repairs; W. W. Parker $780,
office rent three months. school super
intendent; p. f. Hickman, $500. draft
ing. recorders office; Parker 4 Han
son, $780, provisions Mrs. Packwood; !;
Bert Hill, $3.50, wood for Mrs. Ray
mond; f. Olson. $500. provisions Mrs.
Osvik; scholfield & Hauke s4.o5, pro-
visions Mrs. Matson; A. V. Allen, S6lO,
provisions Mrs. Sedick, s375, provisions
Mrs. Peterson, $5.95 provisions Mrs.
Westerberg, a. Bakka $500. $6.l5 pro-
visions Mrs. Saaka; Foard & Stokes
Co.. $500 provisions Mrs. Newman $500
provisions Mrs. Gruber; Ross, Higgins
& Co. s5.95 provisions Mrs. Danish,
$500 provisions J. NJ. Murphy; Gushing
Post, G. A. r.. 5000 provisions family
Philip Piper; costs. State VS.. Joe Ba-
ger $l5.55; State VS.. All Sing. 1880;
State VS.. A. Glars. S21.SO; W. C, A. Pohl
$500, burial f. Nelson; costs. inquest
Ole Wilberg, S3s.15.
Bills on special road fund examined
and allowed as follows:
Astoria Abstract and Title Co, A.25,
field notes for surveyor; Jas. Montgom-
cry. 5000. J. E. Hickman S24OO. J, w.
Gray 4.OO. d. NJ. Campbell $500. f. w.
Raymond $3.50, N. Harwood $500, N. D.
Raymond $4,000, survey for proposed
Young's River bridge; Clatsop Mil Co.,
$3.50, lumber; L. w. Wright, 5000, ]. c.
Davis n.75. H. Lewis $3.50, Perry Titus
sl.75, labor road district city Of Astoria:
W. J. ingalls, $1,000, VIM. Larson $500.
labor road Dist. No. 8; N. Boiler s64. 90,
D. NJ. shanks SS.75 labor; John Picker
mel $3.50, boating lumber; Clatsop Mil
Co., S9.00 lumber; Road Dist. No. 6;
Alex Moody $1,000, n. Blomqulst $50,
labor Road Dist. No. 10; A. II. McGln-
mis- $500; NJ. o. Olson $500, labor Road
Dist. No. IL; Gus. Adolph, 5000, labor
Doad Dist. No. 13.
Ordered that court do now adjourn
until tomorrow at 1880 p. m.
Friday November 7th, 1896, 4th day
If term. Same present as yesterday.
NOuib mt anu HdS uuiy OpeHtu Ut
80 o'clock p. m.
In the matter Of the bridge across
'kipanOn creek; the court having WIS.,
ted and examined the above named
,ridge as built and completed by Clln-
on & Co., and finding that the same |
las been satisfactorily built, according |
o the plans and contract, but not being |
ully advised as to the length OF the |
restle at this time; It is ordered that |
aid bridge be and is hereby accepted |
Ind upon ]. H. d. Gray measuring the |
restle, a warrant be issued in favor Of |
Clinton & Co. in payment Of said
bridge in accordance with their con-
.ract
In the matter OF the bridge across
Young's river; the court having this
matter under consideration at this time
md after examination Of the surveys
1f the proposed location for said
bridge and not being fully advised as to
The best location thereof, the same IS
continued and taken under advisement.
Ordered that court do now adjourn
until Friday, November goth, 1896.
]. H. D. GRAY, Judge.
c. PETERSON,
HOWELL LEWIS,
Commissioners.
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