The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-04-17


ors submitted their reports, which were
and warrants were ordered
drawn on their respective district funds
as follows:
B. +. Hannah supervisor, San Juan ....S 81 so
Henry Hannah, work OH roads. ....... IS so
Henry cowell & Co, powder ......... 10 so
John }. Doyle, supervisor, san Juan. 90
w. w Gallanger, work on roads, Lopez so so
n. +. Churdhill, road scrarer....., ...... 90
W. H. Townsend supervisor and work on
roads, Lopez .........,......,..,....t. SO 90
n. p. Hodgson road supplies. IS
l.. c. King, supervisor and team work,
Orcas .................. ................ 81 oc
J. NJ. Nichols, work on roads ...... ....... 10 so
Nels Matscn, do. o.......... ................ IS
That portion of road No. = in town
ship 81, range 2, west, described as fol-
lows: Commencing at the southeast
corner of the southwest quarter of the
northeast quarter of section II, town
ship 81 north, range 3 west, and run
ming thence north 40 chains; thence
west 1892 chains to meander post AT
beach and end of road, was ordered
vacated, it having remained unopened
for five years and the right TO open it
as public highway having now been
barred by lapse OF time.
The board then went into session as
a board Of health for the consideration
Of DR.. Wright's report as health officer,
and other matters. DR.. Fitz, Mathew,
of West Sound, was appointed deputy
health officer to act as such during the
term of office of the health officer, who
was authorized to appoint Dir. Mus
cott, of Lopez, a deputy also if in his
Judgment occasion for so doing should
arise. On the 9th inst. the board, again
sitting as board of health, authorized
.. II. Smaby to act as quarantine in
spector at West Sound, under the di-
rection of the health officer, and it was
ordered that he be paid $3.50 a week
for such service. The report of DR..
Fitz-Mathew as deputy health officer
was read and ordered fled. Flagrant
violations of the quarantine regulations
by smallpox patients and others were
reported i'm detail and the board di-
rected the immediate posting by the
sheriff of notices to the effect that il is
the intention of the board to prosecute
to the full extent Of the law all persons
who do not comply with the orders of
the health officers as to quarantine.
At D. m. of the 7th the board re-
convened rs board of commissioners
Geo. w. Woolard and others petit
toned for the vacation of that portion
of road No. in township SO north
range west, which runs diagonally
across section II, ard $50 having been
deposited by Mr.. Woolard in lieu of a
bond for the payment of costs and ex-
penses, the county surveyor was di-
rected to examine the road and make a
written report as required by law, the
hearing upon such report being fixed
for the 7th day of July, 1902, at A
O'Clock p. m.
In conformity with the petition of
r. X. McLachlan and others and the
report of the county surveyor thereon
the following described portion of road
No. Is i'm township 36 north, range 2
west, was ordered vacated, viz. Com
mencing at the northeast corner of lot
3, section Is, township SO north, range
2 west, running thence east to ledge,
164lk chains; thence south 56i deg.
east, 25l4 chains; thence south 3S deg.
east, 2.66 chains; thence north S2f deg.
east, 2 IA chains; thence south SO deg.
east, 2.S3 chains; thence south 89l deg.
east, 27O chains; thence south 4 deg.
east, 476 chains to stake ON beach.
Adjourned.
April S-Board reconvened pursuant
to adjournment.
The following named road supervis-
ors submitted their reports, which were
and warrants were ordered
drawn on their respective district funds
as follows:
r &, Eaton work on roads I Iopez %