Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-07-22

rlaihlioiu' Oh Fuilman, $234Soa. -
G. H. Sutherland Co., of Walla w
Ia In the sum of $229S.0O. The ,o,ts -
being the lowest bid the contract NJ
let to the G. H. Sutherland ~
Housekeeper & Durfee heinz
only bidders for the contract e. r.
painting the County Poor Far. he'd
buildings, the contract was let = Zee
them for the sum of $5570O
The contract with the G II srn
erland Co., for heating and n,rn,a yer
ing for the County Poor Farm hr,,s -
| ing was duly signed and approved
The bond of A. Walk for the con
struction of the Rock Lake bride rp,
was approved.
The bond of A. Walk for the con- orol
struction of the Cooper Lake bridoo
was approved
The bond of o. H. Stratton for the h "
construction Of the Kamiaken street 4 .,
bridge in Pullman was duly approv- orss
ed. "a,
The following road foremans woro mr.
approved: H. w. Roberts, road dis sndr
trict No. 3; Geo. A. Mcdonald rooa q
district No. g. I,iva,
he CefIlIlcaJe OF formation of tho lborl
joint school district No TIA Whit. reg
man Co., and 95 Adams CO.. Wash.
ington, as submitted by the County ,Oti
Superintendent of Schools, ]. o. Mat. who
toon, was duly approved Ire
The monthly report for the month l. bl
of June of the Supt. of the County & he
Poor Farm. showing the expenditures ke ed
for the running expenses of the farm IS IfOr
for said month to be $1,000 -
The auditors certified list of sal. -
aries for the month of June was an W.
proved.
The report of the County Auditor
an a. o-.,,o.,.,,4,.-a INUOi'of homo
alton for 5000 for the current exp e.
ense of the county, was approved
nh u,or1s - he pit
=. w. i'''. Us on 'ne nriuse 1ks p
3, 1910, at 1880 p. m. IT, o.
The order for hearing on the Rock nhro
Lake road continued to October co
4, 1910, at 800 p. m E0mno
The order for hearing on the Adam chill
Weitz road was continued to Septem- nriri
Der 9TH, 1910, at 200 p. m dofe
nation on the Farkman change IN the anOtl
Morris road Of
An order for examination was With
made in the Black change in the G. orn Y
N. Clark road.
An order for examination was aodo,,
made on the Weber road
The Lamont road was ordered es- nan r
tablished and damages allowed as ION Of
follows: D. Pool, $140; J. A. Folsom, onter
SIz; A. D. SWannacK' $zo' l. d. Dag on Nc
seIC' q4V' Jeremiah Nelly anu "i'9 mour h
$1,000. bgram
Inc io''0 "''' i"0' w bnal q
'"oiian0U anu U@n"ee' WIZ @i'o"0u III pres
as follows Alex Mills, SIPS; Jeremi- tira
ah Kelly and wife, $4,000. han CON
The Owens change in the Blanton ond =
lodu was olueieu e'''oli'nou anu etructiol
damages allo"eo DIS lollo"s' mi'' HEill be
anna hatnrum, eHecutr1H' $|oo'oV' al prog
Inc omlth change III the rene"a- same
wa ROAD was oroereu estapilSheu on Rkets FRI
condition that petitioners open and Il at III
put in good condition for travel the -Jul
proposed change without expense to A hi,
the county after which it will be
ordered opened Mtv-ono
The change in the Colfax and Pa
louise City roads was continued for htate bo
hearing to August 2, 1910, at 10 Nsrd of
O'Clock a. m. Abenetent
The petition of c. A. Dickerson and ek and
others for the Charles Schuster road 81 yics III
was taken up and discussed with per- rec tn A,
sons interested in the proposed ROAD as the,
and a further hearing set for July IL, des the
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