Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-02-28
COMMlssIONFKs PROCEEDINGS.

last week, ana closed Inufsuay aItcr-
noon.
The board declined to act on request
for change in the survey of the James
Carstairs road, and in the matter OF re-
monstrance of Sven johnson and John
Landers against letting all work III dls-
trict 26 by contract, also an application
of Frank Smith for a change in the Thos.
Foreman road, and the request for al
lowance for medicines furnished paupers
by Mrs. Annie Smith.
Applications by .. l.. Grain to strike
lots I and s, blk il, w Il BIS add Aber-
deem from the rolls of 1899; j. q. Lewis
for reduction OF assessment on the W.
OF sec 2l-2O-S; Hoquam Water Go. for
reduction on the els OF swl4 eec DOL
IL, and J. W. Milroy and j. W. Stamper
for reductions OH personal property as
advice OF the attorney.
The auditor was instructed to adver-
tise for bids for keeping the county poor
during the ensuing year.
W. II. Abel appeared in the matters
of cost bill for the collection of poll
taxes by G. =. Boyer. and claim of
damages by James Rutherford.
The case of T.. Elfbrandt was referred
to Commissioner Smith.
The rejected bills of witnesses in the
matter OF the identification of Williams
and Elliott were referred to the attorney.
The county surveyor, Gus tlilker and
John Phillips were appointed viewers on
the road pctitioned for by Geo. Clark
ct al.
II. NJ. Sutton and Il. G. Mcneil were
appointed justices OF the peace for Mon
tesano and Seth Warren for IIoquiam.
! I. l.. Stone, supervisor OF road district
4, appeared with reference to the finan-
cial condition OF his district.
The supervisor of road district No. 81
was authorized to complete the bridge
across peels slough with funds to the
credit of the district.
The Business Mems Club of MontesanO
requested the board to grade, seed and
fence the court house grounds. Taken
under adviscment.
I he auditor was authorized to appoint
one of his clerks deputy auditor, without
increase of salary.
The road pctitioned for by Newton
Britain ct al was declared established
and ordered opened by the supervisor.
The following bonds were approved 4:
\. G. Mcneil, j. p; J.. \. Dahl, j. r.,
and Orville Holman, supervisor Of road
district No. "a. The bond of O. 5.
Saunders, j. p, was returned for cor
rectiOn.
In the matter of free ferry at wy
nooche, u. w. Fleet, W. II. Bush, T.. l..
Wade and Justin Luark were appointed
to secure right of way over the Carter
place.
The board decided to visit the site OF
the proposed bridge over the Chehalls
river at the mouth OF Garrard creek,
with the surveyor on Feb. 10.
A petition asking 5000 to build road
in district No. ~ was laid over.
Report of the county surveyor IN the
matter of bridge across the Wishkah
river ut Grand Forks was filed.
The auditor was directed to take the
necessary steps to secure the admission
of Harold A. Story to the School for De-
fective Youth.
The swL4 OF swl sec 13-2o-12 was
stricken from the rolls of 1897 the same
having been government land when
assessed.
Daniel Gillics was authorized to raise
bridge ON Little North river for $50.
A contract was awarded J. N. Wilder
! to build Il warehouse, to store oils etc.,
at the court house for 500.
Application OF q. Genzcl for a change
of boundary OF road district No. 40 was
! laid over.
Chas. y. Fcnwick was appointed con-
stable for East Aberdeen precinct.
Petition OF J. b. Shinabarger ct al fol
Il county road was refused, the same
not being in legal form.
The county surveyor, j. G. Smith ano
| Ed Foster were appointed viewers OF F.;
road petitioned Tor by W. IL. Fadder
ct al.
The resignation Of A. Ellingson, super
visor of road district No. 80, was lai,
over.
The treasurer was directed to correct
| clerical error in tax receipts No. 343-
and i7ll for the year 1889, and certiii
Gates OF Delinquency Nos. 1918, 1919
| 1850, 1851, lOS2 and 1883.
Proposition Of DR.. Overmeycr for mcdi
cal attendance on pa'lpcrs was laid over
The auditor was directed to make APP
pication to the trans portation company
Tor charity rates fOr Mrs. NJ !. Rockwell
and two children from iloquian t'
Minnesota, and Tor another woman, now
at CosmOpolis.
Commissioner Herman WAS instruct
cd to purchase two wheel scrapers io1
louN tlStfitt 81, 20 Dt l'uih iVl WIN We
trict funds.
The county attorney was ordered t
investigate the contract Of Lowry 1
Namnon. for the 4uilding OF the n. +
Holman road with Il view TO bringin!
suit for nom fultillmcnt.
The following bills allowed on thu
current expense fund:
Pioneer Il 4 p Go. supplies Tor co Offices 81 IA 0
Nidette, job printing ,..,, ~ ;,
Ap White, services as bailin, dpty sheriff T. 0
+ " otrublc, mise for pauper .... ..... y :
" Guisslcr, freight, express. drayage.. 10 U
f L Jones, supplies for assessors office. :
Neysey Bros, mdse for pauper ...,....,. - Y
b i HUI, telephone sherifi's otlice....... !
|. Il kaler, fees coroner'> inquest .-...
F T. Jones, snndries for assessors Office. Il
C. 5 NcatherwaX, adv for postage, treas. 20 y
+ Divilbss, postage forsanditor. .-.,... ~ u
!; IL Martin, cash adv for postage. ....... 4
II i Marcy, oil etc for court house....... :
II Crocker Co. pens for auditor. ........
J NJ Gates. rubber stamps for auditor. .
II Il Garlic, work and matrl co Offices. II
Il Hun, sheriirs expenses, Nov \ Jan. ~ .
i I HUFF board OF prisoners ....,.. -
J A Graham, salary rs deputy sherlf....,
" lIephngcr, same .... ......-.: ..-...,.
W u Campbell. services deputy sheriff..
T W Murphy. same ... ......... ......
Mon'csano VI Il W Co, water for Jan.....
sunset Telephone Co. messages .......,..
\ smith. care OF paupers for Jan .. %
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