Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-02-17

Thomas, W. n, labor and ex-
pense Geary road . 1850
Ristvedt, r., labor, Geary
road .............. 100
Thomas, W. N, labor and ex-
pense Howard change. 49,. 1885
Ristvedt, T., labor, Howard
change ........ 800
Howard, T. H., labor, Howard
change ............. LOO
Howard Frank, labor, How
ard change .... 200
Howard, j. A., labor, Howard
! change ............ LOO
Dutton, D. L., team, Howard
change .............. $50
Thomas, w. n, labor and eX-
pense vacation, Range and
Clark observation-disclosures. 1886
Ristvedt, r., labor, Range &
Clark ...........,.. 800
Howard, T. H., labor, Range
d clark ....,.......... LOO
Howard, Frank. labor, Range
u Clark ............. 200
| Howard J. A, labor, Range
~ clark .....,........ LOO
Dutton, d. L., team, Range
& Clark .............. $50
Justice Court Cost Bills Allowed
Case, Geo W., Jr.. justice of
the peace ......... 80
Schumacher, Anthony, con
stable ........ 11.30
Neil w. r., justice of the
peace ................ $50
INDECENT Soldiers Claims Allowed
G. w. Cole, $500 per month for
months.
The claim of DR. G. e. North for
| $500, Ray Banks for $500 and l..
l.. Bruning for salary of $48.70,
were rejected.
Road Matters.
Charles Peterson was awarded
$1,000 damages on account of the
| w. G. Woodward road.
! On the report of G. b. Carter,
sheriff, that he was unable to find
Charlotte b. Gloves to make tender
of the damages awarded her in the
matter of the Geary road, the Board
ordered the warrant drawn in favor
of S. NJ. McCroskey, County Auditor.
in the sum of $4,000 to be by him
cashed and the proceeds deposited
with the County Clerk as by law re-
quired.
|
Adam Weitz road was continued to
April 4. 1911, at , o'clock p. m.
A petition for a road to be known
as extension of the II. f. Troub road
was presented and the County Engi-
neer was ordered to examine same.
The hearing on the H. F. Troub
road was continued indefinitely,
pending the examination and report
Of ,grt,,. 9
the H. F.. Troub road
The matter Of the suit against the
County Commissioners with refer
ence to the Carroll road having been
settled without cost to either party
in the case, provided said road shall
be opened on or before July /. 1911,
the supervisor of Road District No,
4 was directed to proceed to the
opening of the Carroll road accord
ingly.
Notice from the State Railway
Commission that the O. w. r. & N
Co. had been granted permission to
cross the public highway at grade in
section 35-1 4-3S was approved
The hearing on the petition for
the Grinell road was continued to
May 2, 1911, at o'clock p. m
I he hearing on the petition for the
- f. Engle road was set for April
4th, 1911, at / O'Clock a. m.
The hearing on the petition for the
Peter Terrell change in the c. w.
Hughes road set for April 4th at 10
o'clock a. m.
The hearing on the petition for the
Howard change in the Range and
Clark road was set for May 2nd,
1911, at 2 O'Clock p. m.
The hearing on the petition for the
vacation Of part of the Range and
Clark road was set for May 2, 1911,
at | o'clock p. m.
On the oral petition of citizens
of Palouse and Pullman, the Board
passed a resolution fayoring a sur
vey of an alternate route for the
State Trunk Road by way of Rosalia,
Oakesdale, Garfield, Palouse, Pull
man, Cotton, UniontoWn and then
down Steptoe Canyon to Snake river.
Orders as to Taxes.
Upon the proper showing to the
Board that j. II. st. Lawrence had
not been allowed the statutory ex-
emption due him on his personal
property assessment for the year
1910, the Board ordered the cancel
lcLllOu VI ? ~ VI Tic DGISOlldl Takes
charged against him.
On account Of double assessment
on part of the SW Ia of 36-17-45
for the year 1908, the Board ordered
the cancellation of $57.O4 charged
thereon.
On the affidavit of the County
Treasurer that he was unable to col
lect a balance of $.S5 charged
/ Inc 1
1909, the Board ordered said balance
cancelled.
Official Bonds Approved
VIM. NJ. Akers constable. precinct
No. SO.
L. e. Corbett. constable, precinct
No. AZ.
r. f. Sheridan, constable, precinct
No 43.
H. B. White, constable, precinct
No. 10.
/. F.. Gibbs, justice of the peace,