Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-05-26
Justice Court Cost Bills Allowed

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Witte .............,..... Zoo
Doolittle, l. B., state VS..
Mclntire ...,......... 2.5C
Doolittle, l. b., state VS..
Allen ................ 2.5C
Doolittle, l. B., state VS..
Charles .............. 2.5C
Doolittle, l. b., state VS..
McAndrews ........... $50
Doolittle l. B., state VS..
Mikpeil ............... $50
/ INDECENT Soldiers Claims Allowed
/ Colvin, Clark, allowance. D.. $500
Orders as to Taxes.
On account of error in assessment
of improvement on west 20 TT, of lot
s, block IA, Reaney's second add. to
Pullman, owned by j. p. Duthie, the
board ordered the cancellation of
$46.S0 tax charged thereon, for the
year 1910.
Personal tax against the Farmers
Grain & Supply Co., Thornton
amounting to $500 for the year
1910, was ordered refunded for the
reason that the same property was as
sessed as improvements on realty.
City tax for the year 1910 charged
against lots and 6, Monroe street
extension, Pullman, amounting to
$3.50 was ordered cancelled for the
reason that said lots are not in the
corporate limits.
Taxes for the years 1908, 1909
ana 1910 and S. 20 TT. of lot and lot
6,block II, DAVIS addition to Pull
man, were ordered cancelled for the
reason that the said lots were cover
ed by tract assessed for the years
mentioned to o. o. Gocerud.
City tax of $4,000 on lots 2, 3
and 4, Monroe street extension to
Pullman, assessed to Lucy e. Dickey
for the year 1910, was ordered can
celled, 1t being shown to the board
that said lots are outside the cor
porate limits.
inclusive. block 2, and lots 8, 4, Z
and s and II to % inclusive, block
3, Mount View addition to Pullman
for the year 1910 was ordered re-
funded on account of the said lots
being enormously assessed in city
limits
Personal tax of $500 was ordered
refunded to James Gumph on ac-
count of 100000 exemption not hav-
ing been allowed.
Delinquent personal tax for the
year 1903 amounting to $25.16 and
for the year 1904, amounting to
$19.59 were ordered cancelled, it APP
pearing to the board that the said
taxes are uncollectible.
The application of ]. F. Patton for
the cancellation of school tax charg-
ed against personal property for the
year 1910 was rejected.
Miscellaneous
The contract for the building of
the Codd bridge across the South Pa
louise in Colfax was awarded to ].
W. Janney of Colfax; his bid there
for being $5,069.00, with an agree
ment that should it be found neces-
sary to place the foundation at a
greater depth than that designated
in the specifications to do such extra
work at $1,000 per cubic yard of con-
crete required.
The contract for furnishing 81 "a
inch steel ! beams for the Court
/ House Bridge was awarded to o. II.
/ Stratton of Spokane, the price to be
| $1,000 per ton, f. o. b. Colfax.
| The plat of Geo. F. Stivers' second
addition to Garfield was approved.
The board approved the formation
/ OF SchoGi District No. III, reported
! by the county superintendent as fol-
lows: Commencing at the NE. cor
ner of section 6-20-41, thence west to
the NV. corner of section 2-2O-4O,
thence south to the SW corner of
section 23-20-40, thence r. to the
SIC. corner of section 19-2O-41
thence north to point of beginning
The bond of f. A. Davis, Justice OF
the peace of Precinct No. 40, was
approved.
The claim of |. B. Doolittle for a
balance of Justice fees amounting tc
$l33.S0 was rejected.
Road Matters.
A petition signed by J. w. Hinkl,
ana others for a road to be know
as the Hangman Greek road was re
ferred to the county engineer.
The hearing in the matter of tn,
Terrell change in the c. w. Hughes
road was continued to June 10, 1911
at ? o'clock p. m.
The board adjourned to meet Jun,
., 1911, at 10 o'clock a. m.
State of Washington