Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-08-14

Road District No. 4.
ORDERS AS TO TAXES.

ORDERS AS TO TAXES.
The application of Oliver Wilson
sets forth that for the year 1907 he
was assessed with a we'll drilling out
fit at a valuation of $500, that the
same was assessed as being in the city
of st. John, school district No. III,
that he has paid all of said taxes as
SO assessed to the amount of $3.50,
that the property should have been
assessed in school district No. %, in
which the taxes would have been So. So
that, therefore, he has paid So more
than he should have paid and he asks
the board of county commissioners to
refund the same to HIM. Granted.
The application of the Northern Pa
cific Railway Company sets forth that
for the year 1906 they are assessed on
the personal property rolls with a
building at Cotton valued at $1,000,
and a building at Johnson valued at
5000, that the only buildings they have
these places are their railway depots
on which the taxes have been paid,
with the railroad right of way and
they ask that the 1906 taxes on the
above named buildings as it appears on
the personal tax roll be cancelled
Granted
The report on the Florence Critten-
don Mission was approved
The report of r. A. Cox, superin-
tendent of the poor farm, was APP
proved.
The auditors certified list of saIar-
les for July was approved.
An appropriation of $500 was made
to the county auditor to defray the cur
rent expenses of his office.
An allowance of SIS per month was
made to Mrs. Edith Taggart of Gar
field. the same to run until further
ordered.
An order was made cancelling three
road and bridge warrants which were
over six years old, the amount being
So, which was ordered turned into the
general school fund.
ROAD MATTERS.
The order for hearing on the Franz
en- change in the Ickes road was set
for October 9th, 1908, at o'clock p. m.
The order for hearing on the Ether
ington road was set for September 10,
1908, at O'Clock Q. m.
The order for hearing on the vaca-
ton of a part of the Doty road was
set for September 10, 1908, at 2 80
O'Clock p. m.
The order for hearing on the Clark
change in the Orcutt road was set for
October 7, 1908, at 2 o'clock p. m.
The order for hearing on the Dick
inson second change in the Henderson
road was set for October 7, 1908, at
8 o'clock p. m.
On petition Of G. A. Dickinson, and
others, the Lavista road was ordered
established.
The following election officers were
appointed in the respective precincts
to serve at the primary election to be
held September 8, 1909
Uniontown, precinct No. 1-1nspec-
tor, o M Collins, Uniontown; judges,
Henry w Hofer, Uniontown, and Lam
bert Taufen, Uniontown.
Clinton, precinct No. 2-Inspector,
N Haynes, Johnson; judges, W L
Shohm, Moscow, and Frank A Clark,
Moscow.
Branham, precinct No. 3-Inspector,
Carson Taylor, Pullman; judges, l l.
Collins, Moscow, and l. D Patton,
Pullman.
Palouse, precinct No. Inspector,
| K Luce, Palouse; judges, Hugh Ma
tthews, Palouse, and L C Crow, Palouse.
Pennington, precinct No. 5-In-
spector, J R Thorn, Pennington;
Judges, W Leonard, Pennington,
and G w Easter, Pennington.
Lone Pine, precinct No. 6-Inspect-
or, S M Lathrum, Tekoa; judges,
Henry J Clark, Oakesdale, and j B
Sumpter, Oakesdale.
Rosalia, precinct No. Inspector,
EA Whitman, Rosalia judges, NJ
W Merritt, Rosalia, and Michael
Meuli. Rosalia.
Steptoe, precinct No. 8 -Inspector,
j u Richards, Colfax; judges, M c
Roberts, Oaksedale. and Lewis Stair
EFT, Elberton.
North Colfax, precinct No. 9-ln-
spector, N Hunt, Colfax; judges, S
W Crumbaker, Colfax, and j c Bains,
Colfax.
Onecho, precinct No. lO-lnspector,
Sanford Hickman, Colfax; judges,
Chas. W johnson, Colfax, and G M
Holbrook. Colfax.
Seats, precinct No. ll-lnspector,
J H Watson. Cotton; judges, Irwin
Lewis, Pullman, and J E Bishop, Col