Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-01-24

Trick & Murray, supplies for
sheriff 34.UU
Woolman, Carl, salary, horti-
cultural inspector .... 1000
Road District Claims Allowed
District No. g.
Aylar. T. F., blacksmithing 1855
Bloom, John, supervisor -. 14.20
Clark & Eaton Co., supplies. 100
Fockler, Carpenter Co., sup
plies ... -. .... 1850
Quincy and Roper, labor $50
Ochs, e. H., labor and team. 11.00
Potlatch Lumber Co., lumber $40
Standard Lumber Co., lumber 26.40
District No. f.
Apple, j. NJ, blacksmithing 1.50
Chamberlain, VIM, labor .. 600
The bond of w. NJ Collins as con-
stable for precinct No. 3S was duly
examined and approved.
The bond of C. J. Engle, justice of
the peace for precinct No 40, also
approved.
The bond of Campbell Lefors, JUS
tice OF the peace, precinct No 81, APP
proved.
The election claim of R. R. Sher-
rod, clerk precinct No. 25, reconsid-
cred and allowed, $3.50.
Inventory of county property in
the hands of John Bloom, supervisor
Of road district No. 8, examined and
filed.
The board at this time officially
and formally awarded the contract
for the construction of said improve
ment roads No. and No. to the
Spokane Asphalt Macadam Paving
Co., this order to become of full
force and effect. when said company
has filed with the board a good and
sufficient bond for the carrying out
Of said construction.
Now at the hour of IL m. the board
adjourns, the official year being ter
minated, and Mr.. Samuel Ellis, chair
man, retiring.
NOW at l p. m, January IS, 1913,
the new board meets in regular ses-
sion, with M. w. Whitlow and A. P.
Miller, holdover commissioners, pres
ent, and with B. T. Manchester, COM
missioner from the Third district,
succeeding Samuel Ellis, also pres
ent. With County Auditor S. M. Nc
Croskey acting as chairman, upon
the motion of NJ. V. Whitlow, A. P.
Miller is elected chairman for the
year and the board proceeds to trans
act the following business:
Current Expense Claims Allowed
Baker, W. r., expense as dep
uty sheriff ...... ..... $3.50
brunning, L. L., burial of
unknown man ... -. $500
burgunder, r. M, service as
deputy prosecuting attor-
ney -. -. =. ...... 23.10
Cotterill, e. B., service for
treasurer -. -. 80. 500
mckinney, T. H., expense for
county physician -. 49,. 7.20
me surety bond for VIM. Cole as
county sheriff was duly examined and
approved by R. NJ. Burgunder, prose-
su'ing attorney, and by chairman Of
the board.
me following appointments were
made:
deputy sheriff-W. r. Baker
Deputy sheriff-Geo. L. Corner.
Deputy engineered. A. Hunter.
Deputy auditor-E. A. Kincaid.
Deputy clerk-Clyde e. Lacey.
Deputy engineer-E. C. Murray.
deputy auditor-Mary j. Oliver.
deputy auditor. o. Patterson.
Deputy engineer-W. N. Thomas.
Deputy ssessor-Grace M. White.
oeputy Treasured. l.. Welty.
me petition of A. A. Scholz and
10 other tax payers in Road District
Ao. T. asking for the reappointment
y frank Hanna as supervisor there
July considered and filed.
Ane nearing in the matter of the
!" Z. thompson road vacation here
"iofe set for January 20, 1913, at
y M was postponed to February
at 1889 p. m.
me hearing In the matter of the
su'ion Of the Lacrosse Telephone
npany, Ltd, for franchise was
rp0s'poned from January 20, 1918, to
suruary 4, 1913, at $3.50 p. m.
me auditors certified list of sal
warrants duly examined and APP
ne board adjourned to meet
suary 3. 1913, at 10 O'Clock a. m.