Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-03-01
PROCEEDINGS

ordered that S22.50 charged against
one of said assessments be cancelled.
On the affidavit of c. w Clark
that his personal property was as
ssessed for the year 1911 in the city
I of Pullman while it was located out
side the limits of said city, it was
ordered that the city tax charged
| thereon be cancelled.
1t appearing to the board upon the
affidavit of Charles Frazier. agent for
Pacific Coast Elevator Co., that the
warehouse of said company at Hay
was assessed for the years 1908 and
1909, both as personal property and
real estate, it was ordered that the
taxes charged against it as real estate
amounting to $31.61, be cancelled.
1t appearing to the board upon af-
fidavit of J. w Richards that his
wheat in warehouse at Hay was twice
assessed for the year 1911, it was
ordered that $1.36 be cancelled on ac-
count thereof.
The board ordered the cancellation
of $41.57 tax for the years 1907,
1908, 1903 and 1910 against prop
| erty of the Catholic church at Tekoa
for the reason that the statutory ex-
emption had not be allowed.
The application of Ed Byers for
cancellation of personal tax on ac-
count of excessive assessment was re-
jected.
Road Matters
A petition signed by A. II. Hamp-
ton and nine others, asking for a
change of the county road in the Sc
corner of Sec. 30-17-40, was referred
to the county engineer with an order
for the examination of the proposed
cange.
hearing in the matter of the ITO
pia Extension road was set for May
6, 1912, at l O'Clock p, m
The state highway commissioners
approval of permanent highway No.
6 heretofore known as state aid road
No, AZ was received and placed
among the records
The hearing in the matter of the
Noe Change in Stephens road was
continued to April I, 1912, at 8
o'clock p. m.
Miscellaneous
The monthly report of Florence
Crittenton Mission for the month of
January, 1912, was approved
An allowance of $3.50 per month
for the months of February, March
and April was granted for the relief
of Mrs F. A. Thomas.
An allowance of $25 per month was
granted for the support of Cecil
Blachley, the same to be continued
until further order of the board
Inasmuch as the county poor farm
at Elberton will be of no further use
to the county after the removal of
the inmates stock, etc, shall be re-
moved to the farm at ColfaX, it was
determined by the board to offer said
farm at Elberton for sale and the au-
ditor was directed to publish notice Of
such intention to sell and notifying
therein any and all persons to show
cause to said board, if any there be-
why such sale should not be made.
The board ordered the cancellation
of current expense fund warrant No
1892 for 50 for the reason that it
was drawn in payment of duplicate
claim.
The county superintendent's GER
tificate of correction of the boundar-
les of school district No. 176 was ap-
proved.
An order was made by the board
directing the county auditor to draw
his warrants in payment of salaries of
the various county officers on the
first Monday of each month, said war
rants to be in payment of salaries
provided by law for counties of the
seventh class. The board also set
aside its orders heretofore made, APP
proving the county auditors salary
lists for the months of November and
December, 1911, and January, 1912,
which lists showed the payment of Of
fetal salaries as of a county of the
eighth class, and directed the
county auditor to draw his warrants
in favor of the various county Off
Gals for the difference between sal
aries of a county of the eighth class
and those of a county of the seventh
class for said months of November
and December. 1911, and January,
1912.
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