The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-10-14

VISOr.
Claims against the county were
presented and allowed as follows:
Alfred Douglas. telephone rent !. ...S 1O.OO
Nellie Sweeney. visiting schools..... zoo
Alfred Douglas, phone messages. 81
Thomas Graham. lot for pauper in
Cemetery OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..... 4W
A. D. Conway, iron rods for watertank 1850
C. l., Carter, work on watertank $685. 4.D
Ed Delaney. expenses as sheriff.. 4.66
Trick Bindery. filing jackets. 900
VIM. E. Handles. work on pump house $40
VIM. e. Handles, justice peace costs. 1000
San Juan CO. Bank draft for pump. lOl.O
In the matter of the road Pc
titioned for by Alfred Lawson ct al,
order of hearing was set for January
3, at 1870 p. m. The cost bill was
presented and allowed as follows:
E. Ed. Allen, surveying and plat
ting, $3.50; C. L. Carter, chain
man, S6.25; Ebert Blancett, chain
man, $6.25.
The road petitioned for by John
T. Jones ct ALL, was set for hearing
at / o'clock, January 3. The cost
bill was allowed as follows: E. Ed.
Allen, surveying, $11.50; c. L. Car
ter, chairman, $3.50; Ebert Blan-
cett, chairman, $3.50; w. E. Park
err, flagman, SIPS.
The nearing for the road petit
toned for by Archie Fleming and
others was postponed until the Janu-
airy meeting of the Board.
The county engineer was in
structed to make examination and
report at the January meeting of
the Board in the matter Of the road
petitioned for by G. N. Culver and
others. The day of hearing was set
for LAS p. M, January 3rd.
The Auditor was instructed to
draw warrant for $155.30 on the
county current fund, in favor of
James Kiefer, attorney for the
plaintiff, in the matter of Case VS..
San Juan County, the said amount
being a judgment against the coun-
ty fol- costs in fighting the case in
the superior and supreme courts.
Adjourned to meet Oct. 5th.
Oct. 5th, Board met pursuant to
adjournment.
Claims against the county were
allowed as follows:
Ethan Allen. inspector primary cleo. $500
E. Rahorst. judge primary election. 800
Samuel Potts. Judge primary election. 800
w. w. Gallanger. supervisor of
Road District No. 4, submitted his
quarterly report which showed work
performed to the amount of $1,000
and material furnished to the
amount of $6.55. Warrants were
ordered drawn as follows: w. w.
-Gallanger, supervisor, SCOTS; Hodg-
son & Graham, supplies $685..
Wesley Langell supervisor of dis
trict No. 2, reported as follows:
Work performed to the amount of
$1O.87; freight paid $1.80. A war
rant was ordered drawn in favor of
the supervisor for $3.67.
The Auditor was authorized to
draw warrant in his own favor to
the amount Of $50 for postage and
incidental expenses.
1t was ordered that the county
treasurer cancel personal property
tax assessed against E. A. Scribner
on fish trap location, for the reason
that said location had been aban-
doned. The tax for the years 1905
9 amounted to $11.86.
The Board rejected the petition
of j. E. Davis and others for a road,
on the ground that said road is not
a public necessity. The cost bill for
the road petitioned for was allowed
as follows: E. Ed. Allen, surveying
and launch hire, $3.50; Otto. Fran
els, chairman, $3.75; Ebert Blan-
cett, chairman, $3.75. The prose
cutting attorney was instructed to
collect the cost bill from the bonds
men Of the petitioners.
Road petitioned for by j. C..
Myers, continued to the January
meeting Of Board. also the road pc
titioned for by R. O. Griswold.
Inspectors and Judges for the
November election were appointed
as follows:
San Juan No. r.
Inspector, E. w. McGeary.
Judge. Norman Frazer.
Judge, G. r. Emmerlin&.
San Juan No. p
Inspector, John P. Paine.
Judge, P. A. Jensen.
Judge G. ]. jeffrey.
San Juan No. g.
Inspector, L. NJ. Harper.