Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-05-21
COUNTY MATTERS.

III at Gate City which was approved nv
~ ~ n"drd with the understanding that
Iees as allowed by law in serving as
deputy sheriff "'
Communication received from the Com
r., ,ldi rout Co. of Sultan. Wash,
rt;ti and placed on file
pom the recommendation of the
county physician DIR. Bridgford the bill
OF Dr. Andrews for caring for small pox
Communication from Edgar IudwicI
asking for the free scholarship to the
Agricultural College was read and placed
on flle and the clerk directed to give no.
tice that the Board would on the nine.
teenth day of March considerall applica
tions for the appointment to the position
Communication from j. II. Hughes a,
iehi1o was received regarding the send
Ing of destitute man to Portland and
ana asking the county to reimburse him
for the expenses incurred in the same
the bill was ordered placed with the re-
guar current expense bills To be acted
+. \. Collins addressed the board re-
garding the dispute In the Neat road
matter. stating that the road has
been travelled number of years and
was county road from having been
used the required number of years
Mrs. Rosy Pennywell made application
for assistance for herself and three chill
dren. The matter was referred to Mrs
Bcttman to take such action as she may
deem heSt.
Henry Mallory made application to
purchase such title az the county may
have in the addition known as Wellington
Park. agreeing to pay $aI.W for the entire
addition The clerk was directed to notify
the treasurer to Offer the same for sale
but to first receive bids for the same in
blocks then to offer the whole tract and
to accept the bid which would realize
the most for the county.
]. W. Morris made application numb II
T3 for the purchase of the following lots
and blocks in Barnes addition to Tum-
water. The treasurer was directed to
offer lots to inclusive. block I for the
sum of S25.0; lots to inclusive. block
II. for $500: lots to II inclusive. block
N. for s:G 40: lots l to inclusive. block
30. for $500.
the survey of the Huggins road and
hearing Of the same was set for June I'd,
1919. at o'clock.
J. II. Otis filed a petition asking to have
width. stating that at present II was be-
ing closed and narrowed down till II
was almost impossible.
The clerk was directed to notify the su-
pervisor of road district number seven
to open the Sapp road on the lines as
located by the engineer.
Petition of C. II. Pierce for the loca-
tion of county road was presented and
read and the county engineer ordered to
survey the same and report to the COM
mssioners.
Petition OF William Dale and others
for the location of n county road was
presented and the county engineer was
directed to survey the same and report
to the commissioners.
The deed from John Anderson for a
right of way for the road as petitioned
for by NJ. J. Neylon and others was pre-
sented and the clerk was directed to
draw warrant in favor of John An
derson in the sum OF ten dollars in pay
ment Of the same on the funds OF road
Al let ri tD
Petition Of c. A. Cooper and others to
have the county road leading from La
cey to the South Bay road repaired was
read and the clerk directed to notify the
supervisor Of road district number one
to repair the same as in his judgment
seems best.
The supervisor of road district number
seven was directed to let contract to
John Seed to do certain work In his dis
trict under the supervision of the super
visor for the sum of twenty-five dollars.
Commissioners Minutes OF Wednesday.
Nav 5th. 1909.
Board adjourned to meet at one thir-
One thirty p. m. Present at roll call.
c. H. Mann. Homer Raymond. ]. A. Van
Eaton and Deputy Auditor Hopkins clerk.
Clerk was directed to notify the coun-
ty treasurer to correct the assessment Of
the Hopkins ditch taxes on the N l-2 Of
Sc IL. of section 23 township Il. range
w. so as to cancel the said taxes on
to tie paid on for the ditch assessment OF
ten acres.
The hearing Of the petition of NJ. F.
Neat and others to have the Neat road
opened was set for Wednesday, May 19.
At one thirty p. m.
The supervisor of road district number
one was directed to open the A. Rixe
read for public travel.
The supervisor of road district number
one was directed to remove all Obstruc-
tions from the G. Fl. Higgins road and
put the same In condition for the public
to travel.
The clerk was directed to notify F. A.
johnson to remove all distractions from
the Frank Johnson road.
The board then took up the following
road bills and ordered warrants drawn
Of the same as follows:
Warrant 52a5. District l. f. f. Cole.
Warrant $3.50, District I. Roy Smith.
Warrant 5257. District l. Fred Tennison.
Warrant 525S. District /. Theo Cole.
Warrant 5e5s, District l. Claud Warner.
$2M
Warrant $500. District l. ]. Kingsley.
500
Warrant 526l. District l. ]. Carrier.
500
Warrant 5262. District /. Marion Mad
den. $2.O0.
Warrant 5a63. District !, Ed Arnold,
$2O
Warrant 5264. District 2, F. d. Robbin-
son. $24. 90.
Warrant 5265. District 2, Fl. Barnhardt.
800
Warrant 52s6. District 2. F. D. Robin
son. 500
Warrant 5e67, District 2. Jake Bauer.
$l3.0.
Warrant $685. District .. Ralph Hart
Warrant 5269. District 8. F. w. Thorne.
$2lo0
Warrant 527o District 4. A. B. Smith.
$14.W.
Warrant 527l, District 5. Fred Meyers.
Warrant 5272. District 5, ,EarlDavis. "a. 90.
Warrant 5273. District 5. Jos. Ticknor.
Warrant 5274 District S. ]. A. Call. $40O.
5000
Warrant 5276, District S, Joe Martin.
$l60O
,,,v Warrant T, n 5s77. District S. Charles Bene-
Warrant 527s, District S. Ed Huston,
$500
Warrant 527s. District 5. NJ. J. Davies,
Warrant $3.50. District s. Charles wha-
len. $500
Warrant 52Sl, District 5. Roy Newell
$500.
Warrant $3.50. District S, Will Green.
500
Warrant $3.50, District 5. J. B. Case
$S6
Warrant 52S4. District S. d. C. vii.
liams. $4.O0.
Warrant 52S5. District 5. Gibson & Da-
Wis. $240O
Warrant $3.50. District 5. Gus Nelson
$500
Warrant 52s7. District S. B. Bevens
$50 O0
Warrant 5oSS. District 5. Geo. Sumption
$15.75
Warrant $3.50. District s. Geo. Sumption
$1,000
Warrant $500. District 5. W. T. Bryant
500
Warrant 5e9l. District 5. VIM. Bryant
$2400
Warrant 5es2. District S. Charles Nc
Turner. sl9M.
Warrant 5293. District 5. F. S. Whalen
$4225
Warrant 1894. District 5. D. Lozier
$1,000.
Warrant 52a5. District 5. Frank Vaul
Warrant 5296. District 8. Matt Chmitt
5000
Warrant 5e97. District S. l.. Lozier
$500
Warrant 5osS. District S. Ren Tyrrell
$34W
Warrant 5e9s. District 5. ]. Lorenzo
$2l.0o.