Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-12-15

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of way and operating property of
the c. NJ. & p. s. Railway Co. were
ordered cancelled:
! Part of Sc IA of 32-20-4l and 9
acres in NE. 6 acres in the NV IA,
and 13 acres in the SW IA 26-19-
| 40 and AZ acres in Sc IA of 1918
40, / acre in the NV. of 27-20-42,
and LIZ acres in SW. of 20-20-45;
| IL acres in NE. 21-20-45, "a acres
| in 23-20-43.
Taxes of $l.02 for the year 1905
on Lot l, block B and $2.55 for the
| years 1906 and 1907 on Lots l and
| 2, block 27 and $1.7S for the year
1906 on Lot 6, block F, all in the
| town of Garfield were ordered can
celled for the reason that said lots
were at the time of said assessments
the property of said town.
1t appearing to the Board on
written staten ent of the State Land
Commissioner that the NV Ia of
1 6-14-45 has never been sold by the
State it was ordered that taxes
charged thereon for the years 1908
and 1909 amounting to $135.O1
which is covered by a Certificate of
Delinquency held by c. f. H. Vollen
dorff, be refunded with the legal
rate of per cent interest from date
of the Certificate
On the application of w. NJ. Dun
can, County Treasurer, the Board
ordered the cancellation of taxes as
follows:
Taxes of $60.45 for 1906 on dou-
Bile assessment of a tract in Cakes
dale.
Taxes of II cents for the year
1905 on tract in Cotton, the title to
the tract being at that time in Whit
man County.
Tax of ) cents for 1903 on Lot
6, block 3, Winona, the lot being at
that time properly of the Methodist
Church.
Taxes for 1905, 1906 and 1907
amounting to $4.O7 on n 1-2 of w
IL, lot 2, block II, Pitches add. 10
PalOuse, the same being properly of
the Catholic church.
Taxes of 1905, $11.4S on lots 9
and 10, block 4 and l and 2, block
Z, LIST add. st. John, said lots being
and the Congregational church.
Tax of IL cents for 1906 on lot
8, block 8, Penewawa, the lot hay-
all taxes prior to 1909.
Tax of II cents for 1905 on lot
4, block IS, Ferguson's add. to Col
ton, the lot then being the property
of the town.
Tax of sc cents for 1905 on lots
l and z, block 4, Shobe's first addi-
ton to Lacrosse, the lots then being
owned by the Presbyterian church.
Tax of IS cents for 1906 on lots
II and ~, block 5, Johnson, the lots
being the property of the Christian
church.
Tax of 81 cents for 1905 on w IL
of lot l, block 16, Colfax, the lot
being the property of the Lutheran
church.
Tax of 15c for 1905 on lot 2. block
7, Diamond, the lot being the prop
erty of School District No. 1870.
Taxes for the years 1909 and 1901
aggregating $54.68 on lots IA and
10, block /, Prescott & Perkins addi-
ton to ColfaX were ordered cancelled
for the reason that said lots were for
those years assessed as operating
property of the o. w. R. & N. Com
pany, the assessment as lots being
therefor a double assessment.
Road Matters.
A petition signed by Ralph Com
eggs and others asking for a change
in the j. J. Stephens road at the
farm of j. j. Stephens was referred
to the County Engineer who was in
structed to examine the proposed
change.
A petition sign by J. G.. Elliot and
others asking for the establishment
OF road to be known as Utopia Ex-
tension road connecting the present
Utopia Road with the County Road
crossing the Palouse at Glenwood
was referred to the County Engineer
with an order for examination.
The hearing in the matter of the
II. Witte Change in n. M. Morris
road was continued to March 4.
1912, at 100 P. M.
The hearing in the matter of the
w. w. Shirrell road was continued
to March 4, 1912, at 200 P. NJ.
The hearing in the matter of the
kJack road was continued to De-
cember 16, 1911, at 200 P. M.
Miscellaneous.
The monthly report of the SUPER
lntendent of the County Poor Farm
FOR the month of November, 1911
was approved.
The County Auditors Certified list
or salary warrants for the month of
November, 1911, was approved.
Wheeler-Motter Co. and A. w.
Mechling filed with the Board no.
tees of claims against Use & Ell
llott contractors in the matter of
State Aid Road No. AT.
The Board adjourned to meet De-
cemDer is, 1911, at 1000 o'clock A.
NJ.
About the Farm.