Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-04-29

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Orders as to Taxes.

error of $500 was made and that
they have paid the tax on this
amount in excess of what they
should have paid, amounting to
S76.70, and asking that the amount
be refunded. Granted.
Application of Smith billiard sets
forth that certain personal property
for the year 1909 was assessed as
being inside the city limits of Union
town and should have been assessed
outside; that he paid all the taxes so
assessed and asks that the differ
ence be refunded to him. Granted.
Application of S. billiard sets
forth that certain personal property
| for the year 1909 was assessed as be-
ing in the city of Uniontown and
should have been assessed outside of
the city; that he has paid all the
taxes and asks that the difference
| be refunded to him. Granted.
The application of j. NJ. Hobbs sets
forth that he is owner Of NV IL of
section 13-17-45; that for the years
of 1907, s and 8, seven acres were
| deducted for wagon road and right
of way for the Spokane & Inland
Railway and that II acres should
have been deducted, and he asks that
the taxes on acres be refunded for
those three years. Granted.
Application of JIM. Hobbs sets
forth that he is assessed with tract
of 80 acres in the w IL of Sc Ia
of section 12-17-45; that he owns
but 10 acres of this tract; that he
has paid all the taxes so assessed;
that the taxes on the other 1 acres
have been paid by the owner and he
asks that the taxes on II acres be
refunded to him. Granted
Application of w. r. Perkins sets
forth that he is maintaining family
and should be allowed exemption,
and asks that the same be allowed
him. Granted.
The application of n. B. Welton
sets forth that he is the head of
family and should be allowed eXemp-
ton and asks that the proper ex-
emption be allowed him. Granted.
Miscellaneous Business.
An order is made giving Mrs. Kate
Lawrence of Colfax an allowance of
$40 a month, for three months for
relief.
An order is made cancelling Road
& Bridge warrant No. 6239 drawn
in favor of c. w. Cone for $215.
Report of the Florence Crittenden
Mission is approved.
The petition of r. II. Hutchinson
and others asking for the appoint
tice of the Peace, for Precinct No.
40 is granted.
The resignation of f. a. LAWS,
Justice of the Peace in Precinct No.
40 is rejected.
The following road foremen's
bonds were approved:
X S. Carmack, road district No
S. d. Kinder, road district No. 1.
II. e. Wagner, road district No. /.
S. Dahm, road district No. 7.
The bond of Joseph MacEachren,
Justice of the Peace Of Precinct No
40 is approved
The bond of August Loding, con
stable, precinct No. 80 is approved.
The bond of A. Walk for the con
struction of the Grand Street bridge
in Pullman was approved
The bond of the Columbia Bridge
Company for the construction of five
steel bridges was approved.
The following bids were received
for the construction of a building on
the county farm at Colfax:
A. Walk, $10,51S.OO; Easum Bros,
$11,753; Bartlett e Roth, $9,645;
Keane & Miller, $9,311.
The contract was duly awarded to
| Keane & Miller.
Contract by and between Keane &
| Miller and the Board of County Com
missioners for the construction of
the building on the county farm was
signed.
Road Matters.
| Order for exam nation was made
in the matter of the Winslow road,
petitioned for by ID. f. Eagle, and
others.
The hearing in the matter of the
change in the Silver Creek road was
continued to June Dist, 1910, at one
o'clock pm.
The Whitman change in the Dona-
hue road was ordered established.
The Lynd G. Kamm road was ord
cred established. Andrew Lynd was
awarded 1886 damages.
State of Washington, County of