Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-08-26
PROCEEDINGS
Orders as to Taxes


, sets forth that he was the head of
family and was not allowed tha ay-
empton for 1903 and asks that the
exemption be allowed him. Granted.
The application of Annie f. Bush
sets forth that for the years 1906
and 1907 d five acre tract in the eh
OF the nee of section S-l4-l5 was
douDly assessed; that she has paid
taxes on one assessment for each
year and asks that the taxes on the
other assessment be cancelled. Grant
| ed
The application Of George A. Grif-
| nth sets forth that for the wears
1905 and 1909 lots 3 and 4 in sec
! ton l-2O-i5 were assessed at a val
uation in access of what it should
have been and asks that il be reduc-
ed to the valuation placed upon il
in 1910. Rejected.
The application of r. ". GVinu
sets forth that for the year 1903
+. A. Stoyall was assessed with per-
sohai property to the value of $246O.
| nat later the said r. A. Stoyau sold
sald personal property and that the
! applicant bought a combined harves-
! ting machine which was a part of
said personal property; that the said
+. a, StOyall failed to pay the 1909
taxes on said personal property and
the said applicant asks that he be re
| lleyed from paying any of said taxes
except such as would accrue on the
assessment of the said combined
harvesting machine, which he is
willing to pay. Granted.
The application Of T. j. Welty for
J NJ. ID. Henry sets forth that by error
| the valuation on the improvements
on the west 20 feet Of lot 4. blk :.
original town of Pullman, were for
the year of 1903 raised from 500 to
Sl5O, and asks that the 1909 taxes
be cancelled ON the valuation Of
$50. Granted.
The application of w. NJ. Mattoon
sets forth that for the year 1903 he
was the head of a family and was
not allowed the exemption on his
personal property assessment and
asks that the proper exemption be al
lowed him. Granted.
The application of II. j. Wilcox
sets forth that sections %, % and "a
of township 10, range AZ, were asses
sed in school district 26 and should
have been in 1876 and asks authority
to make the proper correction. Grant
ed.
Miscellaneous Business
The following warrants were or
dered cancelled.
Current Expense Fund Warrants
Nos. 10S2S for $25, 1868 for $50;
1854 for $50 and Exposition Fund
Warrant No Sc for IS.
On petition of Will r. Heglar and
others, Walter w. Pontious was APP
pointed Justice Of the Peace for La
mont Precinct No. 6S.
An order was made disseminating
the employment Of Deputy and
Clerks in the assessors office for the
remainder of the year 1910.
The following road fOremen's bonds
were approved;
S. S. Bailor, road district No. l.
John c. Dodge, road district Nos.
J. A. Wood, road district No. 3.
The report of the Florence Crit
tenden Mission was approved.
The report on the expenditure of
an appropriation made June 20,
1910, Cor the current expense of the
auditor S office was approved.
An order gas made appropriating
5000 for the current expense of the
auditors office.
Road Matters
The order for the hearing on the
Black change in the G. ~ Clark
road was set for September 10, 1910,
at 200 O'Clock p. m
The order for hearing on the Web
er road was set for October 3, 1910,
at 200 o'clock p. m.
An order was made granting per-
mission to the Chicago, Milwaukee &
Puget Sound Railway Co., to make
small change in the county road in
the nh of section 26-20-44.
State of Washington
County Of Whitman, SIS.
I,Wm. NJ Duncan, County Aud
itor of Whitman County, State of
Washington, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is true and
correct abstract of the proceedings
of a meeting of the board of county
com missioners held on the 18th and
/ 9Th of August, 1910, as | verify be-
lieye
In witness Whereof, | have here
unto set my hand and affixed my of
fetal seal this 18th day of August,
1910.
VIM. M. DUNCAN,
County Auditor and EX-OffiCio clerk
of the board of county commits
sioners.
BY ID. l.. komper, Deputy.