Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-04-30
COUNTY MATTERS.
COMMISSIONERS MINUTES.
MONDAY, APRIL 5th, 1909

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Board met at ten a m. present at rol
call-C. l. Mann. Homer RAYMOND
James \. EanEaton and deputy Audito
hopkins. clerk.
and approved without any amendments :
Mr.. /. Blumaucr made written applica
tion for reduction in assessment OF sec
s.".tdS thdt the assessment as returned
~, bS ,h me Noint! assessor had pecn raise'
DH III. C"ui,'H o1aru Oh tauaiiZation with
"u' sin ing nun .iit REQUIRED notice. CpoI
,',i ~ NE l'coruS the hoard wa!
an, IN, nm, , .i,J ,o'iEe nag peeh givei
m,ttcr 90 ~. ra,;,i, 80 80 III, ,,ui n" ''i'
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foIIowipp nrnnnsi,inn go; fanS tiaue lii'
for tba co ,,n,T rn,d unr,, IL, nh;, ,3i p, pomuo
10 ',,,,,o ";.,S io' "oih' n'te stump
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d. .i,har hIac,, ioru su'ei isois, low
uti' inner pidch OF "ilte IN any guam
,;ti, HttrS d. n.e collars per cas-. tust a,
.;oI,~'t;,.a - .'., "a -, t"Ps d.
,,',i. sinr ;;'i, Tuppi,ts u" per cent from tht
.I,i,i' hl'i rs. y, p roe,
ne county treasurer hled the quarterl!
s'a'emeht M showing thr 1ollowlng baian-
~ III 'ne N"!ious I"au uis'rlVts:
ieoiu u,stIict huii,ncI en- one S-'iH.a-' DIS
ti't Huihper TWO. sib-N-9' DlStrlct num-
~ g,v 'mieei ar sS.st','0. nis'rIct NUMBER Tour III
S';".o'o' Dlstiict huhioer mNe, SI.9S.-o
n,So,,sr I'h nuillpes 81 slX s'Soi-3; DistTic'
.inh, ,e Ss .E s''''-''i' Dis'ric' hufhDei
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boaru duJourhed 10 meet at TWO u. m
Board reconvened at two p. IN. All
members present and Deputy Auditor
Hopkins. clerk.
The time having arrived for the OPEN
Ing of the bids for the construction OF
the Bay View road. the following bids
were opened and read. The bid of \. l..
Noble In the sum of $iNH; the bid of II
5 Dorman in the sum of $39S.W: the bid
The bid of ii. S. Dorman in the sum of
$39S0V being the lowest bid. the board
awarded him the contract and instructed
him To file the necessary bond at once.
Communication from the Good Roads
association of district number seven rec
ommending certain kind of drags and
levening apparatus was read and placed
on file
The time of the hearing of the Sapp
road matter having arrived. the board
decided to take no action in the matter
as the county attorney advised the board
that MIR. Sapp had not complied with
the law.
ton being taken in the Sapp road mat
ter by the board was read and placed on
ME-
The hearing Of the petition Of Gordon
Mackay and Mr. Clark for the vacation
of part of West Olympia was postponed
TIL one thirty p. m. April 2lst.
The engineer reported that he had con-
demned the Nesqually bridge but no ac-
tion was taken by the board.
The following road supervisors bonds
were approved by the board in the sum
or hve hundred dollars each: Albert B.
Smith, district number four. with John
Algier and George Webber as sureties:
George Sumption. district number five.
with George Sumption. Sr.. and Anton
Anderson as sureties: W J. I.awton. dis
trict number seven, with G. ]. Diner and
Fred Lewis as sureties: NJ. J. Neylon, dis
trict numper eight, with Matt Twohey
ana George fnlliips as sureties.
me Doard nxed the compensation for
roao work al *5oo per DAY Tor supervis-
ors. S4.W per DAY Tor man and team. 500
per uay Ior man ana *Zoo per day for
.. ne cierk was instructed TO prepare
s.a.enen' s" OF the costs which had been
which petition for had been denied and
present the same TO the county treas
adjourned to meet at ten a. m, April
sixth.
COMMISSIONERS MINUTES.
TUESDAY. APRIL 9Th. 1909.
boaru met at ten a. m, all members
present and Deputy Auditor Hopkins.
clerk
Board directed r; S. Anderson to write
twelve hundred dollars insurance on the
county court mousse with the Aetna In
surance company.
n
II aract Ior one year with the Pacific states
Ieiepnone company for four telephones
on two party line at the rate OF $50
per month.
WllIlamS. the owner or the M. OF 81
OF sec. ~, tp. ~. range ! west. for prices
Tor gravel Tor the use Of the county on
the roads.
The petition OF F. A. Glidden and others
for the opening of Third street and al
Ieys IN Horizons Addition was taken up
and Mr. Glidden was instructed to open
tne same as he thought would best serve
the public. and he was further directed
to notify all parties having any Obstruc-
tons In any alley In Phoenix Park Ad-
dlt1on that the same must be removed by
September first. 1863.
board ad)ourned to meet at one thirty
p. m.
members present and Deputy Auditor
Hc pkins, clerk.
AS PROVIDED by section D. chapter 1l3 OF
Jaws OF iS,l' the commissioner OF Public
LANDS nied with the county commission
ers an appraisement Tor the assessment
across sectlon 10. Up. 10. range west
same was read and placed on file.
Certincate from the county school su-
perintehuent as 10 making changes ir
the boundaries OF school districts num-
per ~ anu 20 was read ana placed on ME
me county assessor was uirected u
employ George Swartz 10 cruise the lists
SI lanus wnicn tne tlmper companies
nave reported as Delng logged on lands
ana report 10 tne assessor II the same
Is correct ana tne COMPANIES entitled tf
tne creuits tneIeIore; Inc salary or tht
cruiser lot salo work TO De hve dollars
pT1 uaS, anu Z"
feI,.ion OF i. "a; Cnampers Tor coun
~ Ioau was reaa ana tne county ehsi
htrr @ was directed 10 survey the same.
Inc petnloh OF ". Gaiiear 1or coun
" roau was rean ana tne county ehsi
herr was uirectea 10 survey the same.
me petitioh OF Axei swanson ior
county road was read and the county en-
simeer was ulrecteH 10 survey the same
me peution OF George Mascho Tor
county ROAD was read ana the county en-
gineer was directed to survey the same
Upon the ADVICE OF the county attorne!
the board after carefully considering tn
matter decided TO compromise the per
sonal property tax or the Capital Ma
ticnal Bank and directed the county at