The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-11-01
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
OCTOBER, 1906.
Monday, October 1st.

II OCTOBER, 1906.
Monday, October list.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment and in regular session with al
/ members present except ]. H. Nor
row.
/ The minutes Of september were read
and approved.
The action Of the school superin-
tendent in forming School District No
IS approved.
The plat of Taylor's addition to Wal
la Walla approved.
| Whereupon the board adjourned un-
til tomorrow.
| Tuesday, October End.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment all members being present.
The auditors estimate on the tax
levy for the year 1906 approved.
Whereupon the Board adjourned until
tomorrow.
Wednesday, October 3rd.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment all members being present.
The city of Waitsburg allowed two
of the cells from the old county Jail
provided said city take down and re-
move the cells at its own expense.
The county road as petitioned for
by ]. M. Gose and other ordered es-
tablished and the sum of $4,000 or
dered paid to Blalock Fruit company
for damages and deed to the right or
way.
Whereupon the Board adjourned un-
til tomorrow.
Thursday, October 18th.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment all members being present.
Right granted to E. H. Maiden to
construct telephone line from a
point in Section 81, TIP. Z, Range "a
to College Place, along the county
road.
The board proceeded to fix the tax
levy for the year 1906 as follows:
State general fund, LIS mills; State
School fund, 80 mills; State Mill
tary fund, 10 mills; State Public
Highway fund, 25 mills; Total State
$40 mills. County Current Expense
TyI I'D
ness fund, so mills; Road and Bridge
fund, 1 mill; Agricultural Fair fund,
80 mills; Total county, 10 mills. Road
Total State and County 10 mills. Road
Districts Nos. 1, 2 and two mills
each. Town of Prescott 5 mills.
Following School District levies for
interest on bonds. District No. so
mills; No. 5, 1.50 mills; No. IA, mill;
No. 81, mill; No. SO, mill; No. So,
1 mill; No. 70, 1.5O mills. The fol-
lowing special school levies fixed as
certified: No. 1, mills; No. 2,
mills; No. 8, 5 mills; No. 5, mills;
No. 6, 2 mills; No. Z, 21A mills; No.
8, 8 mills; No. TO- 10 mills; No. II,
mill; No. IL, mills; No. 10, 4
mills; No. IA, mills; No. IS, mills;
No. 16, mills; No. II, mills; No.
IS, mills; No. 10, 10 mills; No. 20,
2A mills; No. 22 mills; No. %,
mills; No. 26, mills; No 81, mills;
! No. 3d. 2 mills; No 81, 5 mills; No.
| 80, mills; No. 80, $50 mills; No. "a
mills; No. 35, mills; No. SO, 3 mills;
| No. 80, mills; No. AZ, 5 mills; No.
"A, mills; No. as, 5 mills; No. 40,
3 mills; No. so, mills; No. 50, 4
| mills; No. SO, mills; No. 81, 4 mills;
| No. SIS, S mills; No. 81, 10 mills; No.
| So, mills; No. SO 21s mills; No. go,
| 5 mills; No. 81, 10 mills; No. 81, 8
| mills; No. So, 5 mills; No. 65 mills;
No. 81, mills; No 50, 5 mills; No.
| II, Az mills; No. Y, 2H mills; No.
70, 8 mills; No. "A, mills; No. Is, 5
mills. All levies approved and the
| county auditor directed to extend the
taxes on the rolls for the year 1906
at the rates as herein designated and
approved, together with all delin-
quent poll tax as certified on the de-
linquent lists.
Election officers appointed as fol-
lows for the general election to be
held on November 9Th and voting plac-
es named, to-wit:
Clarke Precinct-Voting place
Sharpstein school house; Inspector,
Frank Nader; Judges S. D. Goodell
and j. NJ. Hill.
Lewis Precinct-Voting place, Cox
| and Barnett's store; Inspector, c.. S.
Buffum; Judges, F. B. Sharpstein and
Smith Henderson
Sims Precinct-Voting place Lin
coin school house; Inspector, Emil
Sanderson; Judges, Robert Thompson
and A. M. Nicholas.