Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-01-22
.OUR COUNTY DADS
FULL REPORT OF THE FIRST SES-
SION, JANUARY TERM.
A Survey of Aberdeen. Montesano Road Or.
dered, When Aberdeen Establishes the
Connecting Road. Jurors Drawn. Official
Bonds Approved Bills Allowed, Etc.

A. d. Schafer was appointed supervi-
sor OF Road District No. 81, vice Ed.
Shahan, whose appointment was revoked,
he not being a resident of the district.
The auditor was directed to Ascertain
| if W. B. d. Newman, a veteran of the
Indian war, would be received in tie
Soldiers Home.
The road supervisor was instructed to
repair the slip at the Westport dock.
The auditor was directed to issue dupii-
cate warrants on Road District No. AZ, in
favor Of Henry Martin, Vance Lumber
Co. and G. f. Holmes, in lieu OF war
rants No. 1924, 1927, and Ups, said to be
lost, upon the filing Of the legal bond.
The matter Ct changing the boundries
of the Elma voting precinct was laid
over.
The repair of bridges in The North river
country was referred to Commissioner
Smith.
The matter of opening the streets in
the town of Wynooche was referred to
the attorney.
The board drew the names OF 800 cltl-
zens to serve as jurors during the year
1908.
The surveyor was directed to examine
and survey the road between Aberdeen
and Montesano. on the north side OF
the Chehals river, but shall not make
such examination until the city Of Aber-
deem shall have established its connect
ing road to the city limits.
The treasurer was directed to accept
$3.50 in full of taxes on lot Is, Aberdeen
Packing Co: add to Aberdeen, for the
years 1889,
The treasurer was directed to strike the
taxes for 1896, on a tract in Sec. lS-l7-1,
assessed to Ella Fenner, the same being
double assessment.
The following amounts were transferred
from the road bridge fund to the credit
of road districts as follows $500 to the
credit of district No. 2; $500 to district
No. IL; 5000 to district No. H. $1,000
to district No. 81; $4,000 to district No.
81; $45 90 to district No. II; 5000 to
district No. 80; $4,000 to district No. 25
10000 to district No. II; $500 to dis
trict No. AZ.
The following official bonds were ex-
amined and approved; J. A. Graham,
sheriff; f. h. Archer, assessor; w. ID.
Campbell. auditor; Paul Smits, coroner;
Sidney NJ. Heath, prosecuting attorney;
a. C. Mcneil, justice OF the peace Monte.
sane; o. II. Fry, justice of the peace
Johns River; w. F. Wager, justice of the
peace Satsop; ]. w. Hines, justice OF the
peace Elma; Geo. D. Harris, justice OF the
peace Oakvlle Seth Warren, justice Of the
peace Aoquiam; w. B. Ogden, justice OF
the peace Hoquiam; A. V. Higley, jus.
tice of the peace Quinault; j. G. Pear
son, justice OF the peace Aberdeen; d. G.
Burke, justice OF the peace Chepalis; G.
O. Butler, justice OF the peace Porter; B.
f. LOOMS, justice of the peace Humptu.
lips; H. NJ. Sutton, justice Of the peace
Montesano; Chas. A. Ray, constable
Sa.sop; B. r. Martin, constable, Elma;
w. w. Anstie, constable Aberdeen;
William Briscoe, constable Hoquiam;
Sam Ceilings. constable Cosmopolis.
The county treasurer presented his re-
port to the board for the quarter ending
December 81, 1902. The board proceeded
to check same and found as follows:
Cash on hand Oct.
], 1902 ....... $40, 444 9S
Total receipts dur
ing quarter ~ A ,695 S3 1921, 140 81