The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-11-17
Commissioners Proceedings
fContinued From Last Week !,

stVSSVAbUSS
Continued From Last Week.
Dot l3-Board OF county commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment, All members
present. 10. 10 rood o,a o,nroa
The following pills were allowed:
PIP Parks, stamps for sheriff 49,. .. So 90
+ Baldwin j P, state VS. Roy, s2.75.
G Waite, dep sheriff, state VS. Roy. =
High Brigham, wit state VS. Roy,$22O,
Tier Folsom, wit state VS. Roy, 1920,
Rarman's, Inc, supplies for Jail. 100
C0iyllle Paint Il Paper Store, supplies
poor farm and jail .,............. so
r Offitt, serv for CO eng............... 90
NJ K Flint, inspct election. ........... SO
State VS. Nipple
EW Thwing, Observation-Disclosures. 8 90
+ B Growden, constable. 20
Frank Day, wit Observation-Disclosures. 2 20
Mrs Pansy Mann, wit. Observation-Disclosures. 2 20
+ W Thwing, j P......... ...... rs
Aa GrG 1sa W.T. constable. ...... 2e 90
Franz Day ,,r viii i''''''.''..'''.' 90
p o James, P, state VS. Deering, city
case, rejected.
F c James, p, state VS. Wheeler, city
case, rejected.
State VS. Nipple
nv y G Tesps; Constable: : 50 Sc
Frank Day wit 2 81
PanSy Mann, wit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 80
crank Day NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. :. ..... 2 80
Pansy Mann, wit ........................ 3 80
\ X Wheeler, wit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
pacifc T & T Co, phones co officials. II IS
Fred l. Wolf, pub primary ballot q 90
$3.50 is hereby appropriated from the + fund
for the Dry Farming Congress, and the county
auditor IS hereby directed to draw warrant
for said amount in favor of John Burns, Sec
rotary of the Dry Farming Congress-
J Nj Dupuis, livery for pros atty. $l1 90
3 q Rich, repairing courtroom CLOCK. l so
Ursula Trainer. work for co supt ...... 81 Is
4 B Cook reporting bir his and deaths 25
l5arman's, Inc, supplies for poor farm. 81 A
G IL carroll, supplies for co officials so 35
City Transfer Co. express and drayage
Tor courthouse .. .................... 80
Road and Bridge
J Dodson, bridge work. IS
VIM COutts, same. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Security Vault & Metal Works, culverts 100 05
Arden Lumber Co. bridge supphes..... 70
d r q 2
Acorn Bros, road camp supplies. .. 30
Leo Gordon, whip stock and lash. .. 10
Stannus- Keller Hdw Co. road supplies. Sc 35
Scott Farnsworth, road work. dr&b L.. 81 SO
Graham, road supplies, dr&b 3D.. 50 80
Poison Imp Co, road Supplies, dr&b g.. % 90
Colville Drug Co, supplies courthouse. Is
Pioneer Bdy & Pig 60, desk for assessor SO TO
There is hereby appropriated out OF the cur.
rent expen fund the sum of 500 for the relief
OF the settlers in the vicinity of Newport whose
prol erty was destroyed in the recent forest
nres, said appropriation to be used III the pur-
those who are unable 10 purchase seed said
distribution to be made according to rules
prescribed Dy the board.
Board adjourned to Oct. Ia.
Oct H-Board of county commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment. All memters
present.
Minutes of Oct. Is read and approved.
H G kirkpatrick having on this 14th day of
October 1910, rendered to this board his reslg-
nation prosecuting attorney OF Stevens
county. Washington to take effect on Nov. OF
this year,
1t is hereby ordered that said resignation be
and the same is hereby accepted, to take effect
on the said 1st day of November, 1910
Order-In the matter of the petition OF the
Northport Commercial Club and others for an
appropriation by Stevens county OF $20 OO0 to
aid in the construction of bridge across the
Columbia river at the city OF NOrthpOrt, in
Stevens county, Washington.
This matter having been regularly set for
hearing on the 9th day of October, 1910, and
said hearing having been adjourned from said
date until the 9Th day Of October, 1910, atWh1ch
time said matter having come on regularly Tor
nearing the BOARD of county commissioners OF
said county being in regular session and the
full board being then and there present. and
all matters pertaining thereto having been
fully heard and considered by the said board !;
and the said board then and there not being
able TO determine just what its decision in the
premises would be, and having taken the mat
ter under advisement:
Now, on this 18th day OF October, 1910, said
board being again in regular session and all
being present;
1t IS hereby ordered that an appropriation of
the sum of twenty thousand dollars | $2O, 900 !,
to be paid in warrants drawn on the ROAD ana
bridge fund OF said county, be and the same IS
hereby made to be used to assist in the con-
struction of the bridge as petitioned TOR across
the Columbi river, at the city OF No1thport, In
Stevens county, Washington; with the under
standing and upon the following conditions,
namely:
That before any portion of said $4,000 thus
conditionally appropriated by this board on
this date shall be due and payable for SAID pur-
pose from said county, the city of Northport
shall also raise like sum and deposit the
same in some good and relable oanK IN sa1o
county, with instructions to said bank to ap-
ply said sum thus deposited toward the con-
struction of the said bridge to be constructed
across said river at said city OF Northport.
And the said first mentioned sum OF $4,000
thus cOnditiOnally appropriated this day. by
Stevens county, acting and through us Doafo
of county commissioners, shall not still be due
and payable. nor shall anyone have the right
to demand and cause the payment OF said sum
for the purpose herein before mentioned, until
the legislature of the state of Washington and
the congress of the United States shall have
appropriated a sufficient additional sum to
build, construct and fully complete SAID Drldge
across said river at said city of Northport, in
accordance with plans and specifications here
after to be fled accepted and approved by the
board of countys commissioners Ct Stevens
county, Washington and its county engineer.
acting in conjunction with wnomever the
state and national governments and the SAID
city OF NOrthpOrt may select.
G w. SUTHERLAND,
S. S. BEGGs,
w. W. BRYANT.
county. Washington,
The petition of Geo Meyers and wife for the
vacation OF the plat OF Plantations First Addl-
ton came on regularly for final hearing at
O'Clock o. m. Proof having been submitted
that the required notices were published, John
Burt being present and acquiesclng in SAID va,
vacation, the said Plantations First addition
said plat as recorded on page II OF Plat Book b