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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-14
zBYSzkO TO
MEET THREE
ON THE MAT

Newark, Dec. 14:-Zbyszko, the
Polish wrestler, will appear at We
ver's Colosseum tomorrow night
against three powerful heavy
weights. The foreigner is one of
the heaviest men ever known in the
graphing game and his success in
downing ali corners In Il given length
Of time speaks well Of his prowess.
Since his return to America this fall
Zbyszko has not met with defeat,
but he will have an exceptionally
difficult task here.
Johnny" Dunn, the widely
known wrestling ~impressario, has
contracted with Jack" Herman, of
Buffalo, for Zbyszko's engagement,
and the agreement calls for the Po-
lander to down all three men to be
engaged inside of one hour, actual
wrestling time. or forfeit his share
of the gate receipts. Probably no
man in America can dig up the
| grapplers as we'll as Dunn and he
will exert himself to the utmost In
| giving zbyszko the time Of his life.
Dunn Is hard at work framing up
the card and hopes to obtain Paul
Pons. Joe Rogers, Tom Jenkins and
Pflakoff, the Finnish Lion" among
those to give battle.
The show will be strictly high
class in every particular and sew
eral fast preliminaries will precede
the big Ego"
A special match was made last
| night which will be of unusual In
terest to those who attended the
benefit given for the fire sufferers at
the Colosseum last Thursday night.
One of the greatest numbers on
Monday and Kid Sharkey, welter-
i, weights. The program was so long
that only five minutes was allowed
the grapplers, but Monday had an
nounced that he would underta to
| put his sturdy adversary on the mat
inside of the time limit. The bout
which ensued was the fastest con-
test ever seen. Much to the sur
prise of everyone, Sharkey assumed
the part of ~aggressor, and despite
all kinds of rough work and some
mighty unfair tactics by Monday,
apparently hal the better of the con-
test at the end, Judging from the
applause which greeted him at the
end. Monday al so enraged at the
outcome that he refused to shake
hands, which called for much de-
rision from the spectators, and the
bad blood aroused means a hard,
gruelling contest. Manager Dunn
got them to agree to a bout to a
finish, and II 1t is half as interesting
as the other contest, the spectators
are bound to receive their moneys
worth. The men will wrestle to a
finish On a winner-take-all basis.
Both started in hard training Mon
day. 1t will be some bout.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-14
NEWS SPORTING PAGE
EXHIBITIONS
TO END WEEK
Excellent Basketball AttraC-
tions Have Been Booked.

There will be an abundance of
good basketball exhibitions in this
city for the balance of the week.
There will be two games on Friday
night and one on Saturday night. The
Dexters and Lyceum F. c. five will
meet In the regular City League Sc
ries on Friday night. AS an added
attraction on that occasion, the Tot
.tenville A. NC. Reserves will go up
against the Marion A. G. The latter
contest will probably be played first
and the league game will follow.
The Sterling A. A. quintet, of
South River, will oppose the Good
will five in the Auditorium Saturday
night.
Next Wednesday night the regular
Tottenville A. C. five goes to Mill
town to share courts with the Cres-
cents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-14

WILLIE HOPPE, WORLDS BILLIARD CHAM
PIoN.
time and that it will be many years
before he will be dethroned from his
billiard throne. Hoppe Is no respecter
of records, as he has shown in the last
few weeks. The feats Of Frank Ives,
the old billiard marvel, threaten to be
outdone by Hoppe.
Hopes next contest will probably
be with George Sutton, the Chicago
crack and former holder of the 1872
title. The latter claims he has recov-
cred from the illness which forced him
to retire from the championship COM
petition last season. Sutton says he Is
better and capable Of playing better
now than he has been In many years.
He has a better stroke and more STAN
ina and is much more confident or
himself than for two or three years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-14
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING
CENTURY 4. c.
LOSES SERIES
He'd Bank Team Wins Deciding Bowling Match from Key.
port Bowling Team--Another Series Likely to be
Held in The Near Future Hiuh Scores.
Special to the EVENING NEWS,

Keyport, Dec. 14:-The Century
Athletic Club bowling team was de-.
feated two out of three games by the
Sheridan bowling team, of Red
Bank, at that place, last Monday
night. The Keyport team got the
last game after the final score was a
tie, by a margin of six pins in the
roll-off. The match was the final of
a series of three matches, each of
the teams having won one until the
Red Bank team took the deciding
match. Another series is expected
to be arranged in a few weeks.
The Keyport team made a poorer
showing in this match than in either
of the others, the cause of which was
an of night. The score:
Ganfuyrr A ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-14
DEXTERS AND
PURITANS WIN
Two Games in City Leagus Series Last %Night--D. S. A. C
Lose to Latter and Owls Are Walloped IT. BY
tho Dsxters-- Robert Macan Stars.

guards
Field goals-R. Macan, a; Ellie, q;
Anderson, /. Goals from fouls-An-
derson, 2; r. Macan, /; Dwyer, l..
Referee, Van M~ulchahey.
Second Game.
The Puritans fairly ran away with
the Danish Sociable Athletic Club
five. The score was one-sided at the
finish, the d. S. A. C. team being able
to score but a single basket. Their
other points we're made on Puritan
fouls. Frank and John Sullivan
reaped in the baskets for the Puri-
tans. The former scored six field
goals and the latter four. Canton,
playing at centre, came across with
two. The sides battled gamely to
the finish. Especially did the Danish
Sociable team make strong efforts to
recover lost ground, but without
avail. The lineups and score:
Puritan A. O. ID. s. A. G.
j. Sullivan .........-. Janderup
w. Egan Ill. Petersen, Fl. Petersen
forwards
CantlOn T. IeteISeA
centre
j. Deegan w. LyDeck
F. Sullivan christensen, Poulsen
guards
Field goals-F. Sullivan, 6; j..
Sullivan, 4; Canton, 2; W. Lybeck,
/. Goals from fouls-W. Egan, 2;
Janderup, Q; christensen, 1. Refe-
rec, Van Mulchahey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-14

when one was held last Monday
night they failed to appear.
The club race is to be a novelty
and it Is expected that it will meet
with general approval for almost
every club wants to try for the
pretty cup that is being offered to
the organization with the winning
representative. The distance will
be for one mile.
The Raines-Ljungstrom rae is
looked upon as the biggest racing
event of the season here. Raines
feels confident that he can best his
mar and will spare no pains in his
attempt. Ljungstrom won by about
thirty yards over Raines at their last
meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-14
SCHOOL
TO PLAY THE
METUCHENITES

Metuchen's high school basketball
five will be the opponents of the local
nigh school tomorrow afternoon. The
game VIII start at 4 P. M. in the
Auditorium. This will be the third
game this season for the local five
and should result in an easy victory
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-14
B0HnSACk' TEAM IS
WINNER OF 8 GAMES

Bohnsack's bowling five took three
straight games from the South River
B. G.. on Bohnsack's alleys last
night. thus winning the second of q
series of three contests. Arrange
ments are under way for the rub
ber." The scores last night: BONN
sacks team, 815, 1856, 804; South
River B. c., ITO, 742, 692. IN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-14
RIVERSIDE FIVE To
PLAY KINCWO0D ENDS

The Riverside five have booked a
good attraction for next Tuesday
night, when they meet the Kingwood
Seconds, of Woodbridge. The game
Will be played in Washington hall,
Woodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-14
THREE GAMES
ARE WON BY
THE AMICITIA
.oeoio, IN the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Pleasant Plains, Dec. 14:-The
Amicitia Athletic Association, of this
place, now holds q tighter grip on
first place in the All Staten Island
Bowling League series than ever be-
fore. On Monday night its bowlers
took three straight games from the
Richmond Borough No. l aggrega-
ton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-14
Feather Weights Matched.

New Orleans, La, Dec. 14:-Word
vas received here yesterday that
frankie Conley had signed articles
of agreement for a twenty-round
fight with Johnny Coulon before the
West Side Athletic Club on Sunday
afternoon, January Is. The men
are to fight at 116 pounds, weigh
ing In three and a half hours before
the battle begins.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-14
Y. M. I'll. A. LOSE.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Woodbridge, Dec. 14:-The King
wood Wanderers basketball team, of
Newark, came down here last night
and handed defeat to the Young
Mems Hebrew Association team, of
Perth Amboy, in the form of So to
IS,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-14
PLAN PROGRAM
OF WRESTLING
FOR THE FANS

Negotiations are under way for an
wrestling show to be given at the
Auditorium within the next two
weeks. 1t is planned to have cracks
from New York and the best ones
from this city interested. An I'M
known is on hand who may be match
ed against John Larson. Frank Me-
Cormick, the local boxer, may meet
some fast grappler.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-14

OF 6UU FbH
voorhees, finished the last five
frames of the second game for Maui
rer and also rolled the last game, as
Maurer was unfortunate enough to
split his thumb.
AS will be seen the last game was
a tie in the r~oll-off, each player hay-
ing n ball. The scores were:
Century A. @.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-14
HIGH ROLLERS.

Bohnsack's alleys-Koyen, 249,
1871; w. Lydlard, EOS, 178; j. Oh
sen, 1913; l.. Van Horn, 1856; Hen
dricksen, 1871
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-14
HOPPE, BILLIARD KING.
Youngster Has Demonstrated He 10
Words Greatest Player.

Willie Hoppe still remains the o
der of the billiard world. The young
ster has just defended his 1871 balk
line title against George Slosson and
defeated the veteran in the brilliant
fashion that has characterized his play
for the last few years.
Many billiard experts believe Hoppe
Is in a class by himself at the present
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-14

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the EVENING NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-14

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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-09-02

United states OF America to the State
Washington.
After due consideration of a petition
presented by w A Bolinger, Abel Shaw
and other taxpayers in the vicinity OF
the town OF Methow, for bridge across
the Methow river at that point, it is
hereby ordered that the county com
missioners proceed at once to advertise
for bids to be opened September %,
1910, at 10 a N, for a combination
(wood and steeD bridge across the Met
how river at the town of Methow.
Plat OF Town of Carlton presented and
approved.
The following persons were appointed
to serve in their several precincts as
officers of the September Primary Elec-
ton, 1910:
l. nglin-George Mcknight and
Claude Barker, judges; John j. Buck
land, inspector
.. Aeneas Nalley-Geo hubert and
Alvin Haines, judges: r w Marble, in
spector.
3. Brewster-Tom Elliott and A L
Smith, judges; George Mcpherson, in
spector.
4. Beeman-J w Cakes and F M
Beeman, judges; W c Didra, inspector.
5. Bonaparte-I II Dunn and |. A
Gladsen, judges; John Ragen, inspector.
&. Bodie-Clark Turner and l. +
Barber, judges Felix Shain, inspector.
I. Coumbla-John Mraz and Arthur
Mears, judges; w + Albrecht, inspector.
s. Ellemehan-Chas Lewis and w II
Xix, judges McD IIershberger inspector
9. Golden-Del Harte and A Geo
Wehe, judges; John p Whidden, in
spector.
I 10. Riverside II T Jones and John
NJ James, Judges II II Proctor, in
spector.
II. Kipling Cecil Robinson and
Stanton { Baker, judges; d Hastings
inspector.
u. Pateros-John Hatch and q NJ
Adams, judges; Pete Niancour, in
spector.
Is. Chesaw-J l. Cresson and John
NJ Evans, judges; Platt Mack, inspector.
II. Nelson Walter Howard and
Phil lleineman, judges; + b Newland,
inspector.
-. Malott-J O Burdett and r L
Malott, judges; Frank Lovely, inspector
IS. Nespelem-F n Dougherty and
+ NJ DeCamp, judges } b Callahan, in
spector.
H. oIONllIe WAS 1OWtll ana L red
j Fine, judges; r p Hoskyn, inspector.
Is. Omak-W r. Jaquish and Ben
Ross, judges Martin Martin, inspector.
-. Okanogan Frank CARRIER and A
A Curtis, judges; b l. Smith, inspector.
20. Pine Creek G II Fate and ID G
Graham, judges; w p Owens, inspector.
q. Paradise-R A Ennis and II H
Massie, Judges; \ Rawley, inspector.
%. Conconully-Matt Garrigan and
W Y 1illhouse, judges; David Gubssr,
inspector,
%. Silver James futile and f n
Garrison, judges; Grant Burke, in
spector.
"a. Spring Coulee Ted Maloney and
K ID Jones, judges; w W Carpenter, in
spector.
%. Similkameen-Chas Peterson and
Emil Schultz, judges; Joseph Lenton,
inspector.
26. Methow-I II Logue and Chas
Teegarden, judges f c Darnielle, in
spector.
y. Tonasket-R Pheasant and III II
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original school district 2, being error in
extension OF rolls.

original school district :, beng error IN
extension OF rolls.
Ordered that tax of $40 of j. l..
Carpenter be cancelled on NV IA sc 4,
sw IA SO IA, lot and s, section "a, twp
30, + 26, W m, for reason said prop
erty was included in original school dis
trct No. 2 and extended on tax rolls in
error.
Plat of East Oroville Orchards pre-
sented and approved.
Adjourned to Aug. 10, 1910, at 9 m.
August 10, 1910, at 8 a m.
All members of board present
Ordered that warrant be drawn in
favor of Allen Wetsel to reimburse said
Wetsel for building the Wolf Creek
bridge, for the sum of $l09.5S.
Ordered that warrant be drawn on
publicity fund for amount of $500 in
favor of Okanogan county fair associa-
ton at Riverside for payment of premi-
ums as submitted below and approved
by the board of county commissioners
Ordered that warrrnt be drawn in
favor of Okanogan fair association at
Riverside on the publicity fund. amount
of 500 for publicity purposes in con-
nection Wild said fair.
Bids OF various companies for the
building of bridges at Tonasket, Win
throp and Omak, opened as previously
advertised for by the board, and after
all bids were duly considered 1t was
moved by Gillespie and seconded by
| Picken that the William Oliver Bridge
Company of Spokane, Washington, be
awarded the contract for the building OF
the Winthrop bridge for the sum Of
$4l92. Said bridge to be completed
! Ix, = AIat, i'll
I Moved by Picken and seconded by
Gillespie that the Hennepin Bridge
Company of Minneapolis, Minnesota, be
awarded contract tor building bridge at
Tonasket for the sum of $62SS and first
built at rate of $40 per linear foot and
the rate of So per linear foot. Motion
carried.
Motion made by Wright and seconded
by Gillespie that William Oliver Bridge
Company of Spokane, Washington, be
awarded contract for building Omak
bridge for the sum of $l2,470. APP.
proaches to be built at rate of So pei
ineal foot. Said bridge to be completed
April I 1911.
Adjourned to Aug. II, 1910, at 9 m
bers present.
Minutes OF previous days read and
approved.
Bill of Guy Waring for services and
material on old North Fork bridge at
Winthrop Of $2l. 80 rejected.
Petition of John f Reese, f j Cum
mings, f Forde and others that a
county road be established in said
county, sixty feet in width, commencing
at sw corner of he IA of ne IA OF sec -
twp So, + - e, running thence due north
along the west side of the Ells-F orde
ranch about two and one-half miles and
ending at center OF sec 10, twp 3S, OF I
y e W IN. This is a change in the pres
ent road, the whole distance being about
two and one-half miles. Said road to be
known as the Tonasket and Oroville
change.
petition granted and survey ordered.
Plat of Weatherstone and Overholt' s
first addition to the town of Omak as
presented by c f. Weatherstone. APP
proved and accepted by board.
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Yount, judges; S j Sincock, inspector
%. Tunk Creek-M Geyer and + p
Burns, Judges Fl r Meader, inspector.
%. Twisp-R T Prewitt and J p
RAIDER, judges; VIM G Hughes, in.
spector.
30. Loomis-M II Smith and w +
Judd, judges; John NJ Pittman, in
spector.
81. Winthrop F Nentzke and G
w Dibble, judges f A Allison, in
spector.
81. Wauconda-Harvey Smith and
Charles Slyder, judges; + w Rosenfelt,
Inspector
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co OWNER NOTICE.
To + L. DEPEw

% + Z. UEPEW:
You, or your heirs, representatives or sue
have expended the sum OF 5000 in labor ana h
provements on the following named placer
mining claims, viz. The Napoleon No. ], !ns
Napoleon No. 2 and the Napoleon No 3, situated
IN the Wannacut Mining District, Okanogau
County, Wash, for the years 1908 and 1917; lns.
your your proportion OF the cost OF said wola
is $500, and you are fnrthe' notified thal y y
within ninety days after the publication o.
this notice you fail or refuse to contripu'e
your unpaid proportion OF such expenditure
together with the costs of this advertisement,
your in eress in said claims will become inc
property of the undersigned under the Pio,
visions OF the statutes in such cases mace anu
provided
JOE CoTAY,
FRANK DEVON
Dated August 27, 1910.
FIRST publication, Sept ,, 1910; last publlca'io"'
Nov. %, 1910.
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Attest: j. d. HUBBARD, Clerk.
Seal of the Board of County Commits
siohers of Ukanogan Co., Washington
Serial No. 0699l.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
u Land Office at Waterville, Wash,

u Land once at Watervllle, WASH, I
July 16, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Winfield W Scott
whose postofiice address is Oroville. Wash.
did on the Sth day of October, 1909, file in this
office sworn statement and application, No.
O699l, to purchase the So ne14 sec q, twp ion
range 26 ewm, and the timber thereon under
the provisions of the act of June g. 1878, and
acts amendatory, known rs the Timber and
Stone Law at such value as might be fixed BY
appraisement, and that, pursuant to such ap
plication, the land and timber thereon have
been appraised, 5000, the timber estimated lW,
COO board feet at 81 90 per NJ, and the land flW
that said applicant will offer fnal proof in sup
port of his application and sworn statement on
the 10Th day of September 1910, befO Fred. D.
Fine. L 5 commissioner, at Oroville, Wash.
Any person is at liberty to protest this pnr.
chase before entry, or initiate contest at any
time before patent issues, by filling corrobo
rated affidavit in this office, alleging facts
which would defeat the entry,
W. +. HAYNES. Register.
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PROCEEDINGS.
Continued from last week..

assessor. JOS 90
W E Gamble, stamps for clerks office 49,. 90
X Weeks salary as janitOr, July. ... 26 90
G II Mclean, salary as deputy sheriff June 80 90
T Z Long, salary as deputy sheriff. Jnne.. 40 90
G ii Mclean, salary as dep sheriff, July. 90 90
T Long, salary as deputy sheriff, July 40 90
Gus oberman, election official and sup. 81
\ DeMerchant. election official, ........ 3 90
NJ A Smaley, election official ........ .... GO
Victor G Grove, election official. .......... 90
Geo Wehe election official and supplies &c
+ Darneile. election official ........... 90
Abel Shaw, election official. .............. 20
John Harvey, election official ............. so
2 A Lancaster, election official. ........... 90
K 4 Prewitt, election official and supplies 40
Marion Warren, election official ......... 3 90
II Stowell. election official .............. 90
J J. Mckinney, election official and sup. 3 40
Carl Peterson, election official ............ 90
J Gre son, election oficial ............... so
Granger, salary as deputy county
V NJ Pinkston, salary as deputy county .
Helen eha''Sf Johnston Iag salary as assistant " ~
county auditor, July. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 70
K II Grahlman, salary as assistant county
c L Faulkner salary as assistant county
auditor, July ...........................s So 90
auditor, SOS; clerk, s85 So .......'..... 68 SO
Shaw Il Borden Co, supplies engineer 70
j Norris supplies for engineer. ........ 90
; Brady, care OF Benz Hedrick, INDECENT 81 90
W Godfrey. supplies for engineer. % so
Harry Lane, assistant to county engineer
and expense, July ........................10 2 05
Elizabeth NJ Taylor, making, jury list. Y 90
II Pinkston, making jury list. .......... AZ 90
Hugh Gibbons, steel door Riverside jail 30 90
Repair fund
Cloud-Dodge Co, supplies Tor eng. office. 70
50 cloud, LABOR on county buildings ~ 40
j ii Marshall, eng Office w
Ben Snowden, " .......... 80
Peterson, paper for county buildings ii Gu
General Road ana Bridge Fund
Wallace Root, lbr for rock crusher bins. 90 70
Road NO. .,
f Blackwell ~ Co, supplies for road and
orioge repair t - , 100 90 90 a
Martin Miller, hauling lumber ..''''.... 5 IS
Williamson, labor on road .......... Is 20
Cola Drake Labor on n rood 10 10 90 90
c Kiigore, labor on , road as supervisor
and teams. ..............; ............:... AZ 80
w Adair, labor on road as supervisor T., 90
Glen ovens labor on road as supervisor
and teams .;...........;. ................ 40 90
French, LABOR ON rosn roa; ma ,..,,; ~ S So
" - DcthclShoht, ihppi oii iva. anu tSoii ~ w
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Approximate Estimate OF County Expenses
for Current Year
Auditor and assistants .........S i 800 90
county olerk ana assistants. ........ 1000 90
Treasurer, deputies and expense 900 90
Sheriff, deputies and expense ...... 500 90
Assessor and deputies. ......... 5000 90
attorHcy ana expense. ........... 5000 90
school superintendent and expense 1000 90
surveyor, assistants and expense 5000 90
county Com RS, per diem and mileage 200 90
Poaru OF equalization. .............. 200 90
Judges salary Observation-Disclosures. 1000 on
superior court expense ............. 10000 90
Justice Court expense. .............. 600 90
Water commissioner. ....... ...... 200 90
nePdlI lpnu ... Observation-Disclosures. 800 90
Miscellaneous expense .... 10000 90
court commissioner. ..,.... ...... 3iO OO
County Health officer ........., 600 90
f ana Brldge .................... % 600 90
I District NO l.................. 1900 90
n n9 District NO. 2.........,....... 5000 90
noau Dlslrlct NO. 8. ................ $500 90
rum ih'pector anu expense. 900 o.
aotal. ..i;..1; .:...........sl SIG, $50 90
, Other Than Taxation
Ferry Licences. ......... 4 IN M
Auditors fee collections ....,'" j90 M M
Sh nies &c eoieUtlons ........ 900 90
s;aa a., iee CONNECTIONS. ............. 800 90
Ei,os a ii costs justice court. 800 90
rlnes and costs, superior court - 600 00
teachers examination and tempor-
c. Try fertincates ...,................. 20 90
Ndle Oh eSlrHyS. 1oO M
Pool and billiard hall licenses 30 M M
''' oh county deposits. ......... 900 90
Amnunt ,ro. ;..;....:.:...s 13O2o 90
ieo' TAXATION ''.................... 1860 OO
io'"' rccelpts' '''.'...............$l1G $50 90
ordered that poll tax of Wesley
val Tor the year of 1907, amounting to
", be and the same is hereby cancelled
ordered that the county auditor draw
> McCarthy's salary warrant on the
hrst Monday of the month as other
regular salary warrants are drawn and
that the SAID Mccarthy be paid at the
raIe OF S"o per month as chief deputy Of
kloppenburg, assessor.
O,uered that the county engineer pro-
ceeu AT once to open up the Strawberry
lake road between Nelson and Cbesaw
as petitloned for at the MAY meeting Of
the board 's VI
ordered that the tax on the improve.
Ilents as assessed on lot 6, blk 3 Kah.
low LIST addition to Okanogan. be can
celled and that the county, traos,Irn,
supplement- the said improvements to
lot t., blk 2 of said Kahlow's Ist Oh,
dition. i'' "o
The following bills allowed.
= Wright, commissioner, SIG: on hoard
OF equalization, s2s. ,.,.,.......'''. 81, M
board Tdi OF commissioner, slG on "
T. rlcken, commissioners SIG on hoard 90 y"
Oh equalization, 81 60 'i" ~ on
and approved. ''' - iea'
Sam. i'io' 1T
X. l.. WRIGHT,
Chairman OF the Board of Copntv Cana
mlssloners OF Okanogan CONT,
Washington. county