Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-06-04

PA was presented and the Clerk was di
rtcted to prepare the necessary notices
ana ana SEND TO the principal petitioner with
INSTRUCTIONS TO post the same and then
MAKE return to the Clerk that the same
had been posted as required by law. and
tle ua'J OF nearing of the petition was
>. q. Griffin presented a petition ask
ing Tor the vacation Of part of Seam
mells addition to West Olympia. Clerk
was directed to prepare the necessary
notices ana send To the petitioner to post
as required by law and then make the
necessary return that they had been pos
TED. ana the date of hearing of the ne
tition was set for Wednesday. June 10th
1893 ~
The petition of ID. J. Bigelow and An
ME BiGelow for county road was re-
turned as they had not complied with
law as To the required number of sign
ers and filing the necessary bond.
Application of John Simpson for a
r"iah liquor license at Little Rock was
laid over for two weeks and the Clerk
directed To notify the residents of Little
Book Book OF the petition being before thu
Clerk was directed to order from BcaIl
or Portland 40 feet of lS-inch Nestable
lock
The County Attorney was directed to
take appeal to the Supreme Court in the
case of the Radburn road which had
Teen decided against the County. in the
Superior Court.
The Sheriff reported the appointment
VI stHuTtW j. MdtkaN as deputy sheriff
to act as Game Warden and the same
was approved by the Board.
No further business appearing the
BOARD adjourned to meet Wednesday.
May 26th. 1909
c. II. MANN.
Chairman of the Board.
Attest l.. J. Morrison.
Clerk of the Board of County Com
Commissioners minutes. Wednesday.
May IL. 1899
BOARD met at In pr.c.pt roll
call G. II. Mann. Homer Raymond and
James \. Van Eaton and W. w. Hop
kinS Clerk.
Communication received from the aud
itor OF Pierce county regarding letting
contract for the repair of the Nisuually
bridge was received and placed on file
and the clerk was directed to advertise
Tor bids. according to the plans and spec
ifications on file with the auditor.
Communication received from State
Highway Commissioner Snow regarding
state aid To be given Thurston county
was received and Chairman Mann was
directed To take the matter up with the
of the Nisqually Hill state aid road be-
fore asking for work to be done on any
other road in Thurston county.
Mrs. Chas. Arnold filed petition asking
for the vacation of part OF the Arnold
road on the McLane hill near the head of
Mud Bay. The clerk was directed to
date of hearing for June 23rd. 1909. at
80 p. IN.
Elum y. Collins filed petition for
county road accompanied by the neces-
sary bond. and the engineer was directed
to survey the same and report to the
board.
solomon at felm precinct was approved
and placed on file.
Commissioners Van Eaton and Ray
mond reported that they had tested the
working of the road grader furnished by
BeaIl & Co. of Portland for Road
Districts Nos. 3 and 4; same had been
directed to draw warrant in payment
of same in the sum of $2S5. one-haf to be
drawn on the funds Of each district;
Petition of T. J. kegley and David
ton to olympia was laid over to June
End. 1909. at o'clock p m.
Board adjourned to 1870 y. m.
members present and W. w. Hopkins.
clerk. The time having arrived for OPP
ening the bids for the county printing
| the following bids We're opened and con-
sidered by the board:
/ Bid OF the Washington Standard. soc
per square inch for the first insertion
and 25c per inch for each subsequent in
SertiOn.
! Bid of the Olympia Chronicle. SC per
square inch for the first insertion and &c
per inch for the subsequent insertion.
| Sid of the Weekly Recorder. Sc per
square inch for the first insertion and loc
| per inch for each subsequent ihsertioh,
The board considered the bid of the
Weekly Recorder to be the lowest and
best bid considering the circulation OF
| the various papers submitting bids and
! the responsibility. therefore the contract
was awarded to the Weekly Recorder
| and the Clerk was directed to request
| the County Attorney to prepare the ne
| cesSary contract and bond.
! j. H. Watrous filed petition for a
vacation of a part of the Radburn road.
Clerk was directed To prepare ana nave
posted the necessary notices ana the
date of hearing set for June 23rd, 1907.
! at p. m. ,..
! of other heavy taxpayers the Board APP
| nropriated the sum of $l60.m to be used
! in preparing installing and maintaining
! the exhibit in Domestic Science ana
| Manual Training of the Olympia Schools
| at the A. Y. +. Exposition.
! The County Treasurer was directed
/ to receive 8 percent interest in settlement
| of delinquent taxes that was due for the
wears 1913 To 1891 inc due on property
where the taxes had feen paid Tor sun
seuuent years and such delinquency not
noted on the receipt. .or
! Hearing Of the report OF the surveyor
in the Hanna road matter was SET ior
/ Wednesday. June 23rd. at 80 p. m
/ No further business appearing the
! BOARD adjourned to meet Wednesday
.June . 1893 at 10 a. m.
Chairman OF the Board.
Attest: W w. HOPKINS. ,.
! cIerk Of Board Of County Commis-
i sonerS.
! NOTICE TO CREDITORS.