The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-08-16
Proceedings of Board


The Board of County Commits
si0ners met in adjourned session
Thursday. August s. 1912. with sll
the members of the board and the
clerk present.
The treasurer was requested to
transfer from the Road and Bridge
fund to Road Dist. No. 8. the sum
of $125.OO.
The following claims against the
county were examined and approx
ed and warrants ordered drawn as
follows:
County Current Fund.
San Juan Islander. stationery and
publishing .......................... $l3.S
San Juan Agr. Co., freight............ zlS
c. o. Reed. coroner fee. ........ 1000
]. L. Murray, assessor ........... -. 1920
San Juan Ayr. Co.. naptha and oil... 3l.25
Road and Bridge fund.
Sam Herman, permanent highway. 500
Charles Williams. launch hire -. 600
H. L. Coffin. exam. Per. highway. 2.65
Road Dist. No. l.
Howard Shull, powder ........,..... 5000
J.R Adams Co., part pay on grader, 250Oo
Petitions were filed with the
Board of County Commissioners
praying for the creation of a herd
district of certain parts of San Juan
island, and it having been proven to
said board the necessity of such
herd district. the petition was
granted.
Now, therefore. it shall hereafter
be unlawful for stock Of any kind
to run at large on any property ly-
ing south and east Of the following
lines:
Beginning at the meander corner
of Secs. 25 and 80. in Twp. 35 ~.
r. 4. W.. w. M; thence due north
to corner common to Secs. "a and
25. in Twp. 35. N, r. 4. w..
and Secs. 19 and. 80, in Twp. 35.
NJ, r. 8. W.; thence east one
half mile: thence north to town.
ship line between Twps. 35 and 36:
thence due west one-half mile on
said township line to the southwest
corner of Sec. 81. Twp. 36 ~. R. 3,
w.: thence due north two miles to
corner common to Secs. "a and 25.
in Twp. Sc. NJ, R. 4. W., and
10 and 20, IN Twp. SO NJ. R. 3, W.
w. M; thence due east to meander
corner between Secs. 20 and 20, IN
Twp. SO N, R. 3. w.
Petitions having been presented
asking the commissioners to create
herd district of the north and
westerly part Of San Juan island, in
which it shall be unlawful for stock
to run at large. tuesday. October
8, at 2 p. nl., was the time set for
the hearing of any and all persons
interested in such matter.
The following persons were ap-
pointed to serve as inspectors and
Judges at the Primary to be held
September 10. 1912:
Lopez Precinct No. /. Inspector.
Joseph Thornton; Judges. Grady
Hudson, A. E. Biggs. Lopez. Pre-
cinct No. 2. Inspector. Howard
Graham: Judges, c. A. Anderson.
Frank Dwight.
Orcas Precinct No. /. Inspector.
J. Il. Boede; Judges, O. T. Loos.
G. II. Atkins. Orcas Precinct No.
2. Inspector. Eb. Harrison: Judges.
Geo. Sutherland. Fred Hambley.
Orcas Precinct No. 8. Inspector.
D. Bower: Judges. N. B. Davis. r.
b. Alfree.
Waldron Precinct. Inspector.
Ethan Allen; Judges. F. Rahorst.
Chas. Fernett.
Decatur Precinct. Inspector, L.
Howell, Judges. w. E. Parker. Ray
Spencer.
Shaw island Precinct. Inspector.
j. E. Bruins: Judges. Hans Lee.
Richard Shaw.
Stuart Precinct. Inspector. Christ
Cook; Judges. Albert Droullard.
L. A. Borchers.
San Juan Precinct No. /. In
spector. j. o. Bergman. Jr.: Judges.
y. C. Doyle, Norman FRAZIER
Commissioners per diam and milage
b. B. Shull $I6.8o
John H. Boyce I7.7o
las. "A. Buchanan 7.8o
Adjourned,