The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1916-02-19
Wednesday, February 8,

Board met pursuant to adjournment
all members present
The following claims were anoWeu
and warrants drawn for same
The r. E. Lee Company, supplies
game commission, $19.
G. II. ellison, livery, game commits
S. H. Gibson livery to sheriff, $3.50
william Miller, expense account
90 Hugh Thomson, keeping fires nights
Mrs. J. NJ. Fish, relief of soldiers
Charles Sanford, care of county farm,
$16544
Kendrick Mercantile Company, sup
plies to ndigent, $40.
u. G, Jones, livery to sheriff 50.
Farmers Store, rent to INDECENT
Gray E. Newark Company, supplies
to indigents. $5.O5.
Shaw & Borden Company, supplies
to county officers, $39.17.
Yakima Bindery & Printing Com
pany, supplies to county officers, $309.7S.
r.. r.. Spedden, livery to county
G. X. Baumele, bread for the jail,
G. C, Beggs wood for the county,
a c. cooney, supplies to treasurer,
NJ. & NJ. Cash Store, supplies to in
digent. $5.
and supplies, $500.
Oscar Olson, wood for the county,
j. s. Lane, deputy sheriff, $3.50.
Barmans Inc, supplies to jail and
] b. Reedy, supplies to INDECENT $40.
c. H. Carroll supplies to county Of
Pioneer Bindery g. Printing Com
pany, supplies to county auditor, 1920.
Colville Bakery. bread for the Jail,
Colville Steam Laundry, laundry to
JAIL 80 cents.
- Orient Orient. Livery Barn, livery to super
Stevens County Power and Light
Company. light, $31.35.
Earl Baird wood for the county,
Elizabeth stannard, expense account,
SfHe1. Rev. NJ. A. covington. care of indI-
Western Guaranty Company, prem
ium on Commissioner Stolp's bond $25.
John W. Graham, supplies for asses
Kendrlcl Mercantile Company, sup
plies for INDECENT, $40.
Pioneer Blndery and Printing Com
pany, supplies for county officers, $50.
John w. Graham Company, supplies
for county treasurer, $9.46.
irdigsDt Kgsgall s. supply Company supplies to
]. A. Rice, supplies to county Off
Willard Fay wood for the county,
M; Kulzer, wire for right of way,
Colville Plumbing e. Timing Com
pany, supplies and labor for court
house and county farm, $35.82.
Grove e. Grove, supplies to INDECENT,
500.
James II. Bramley, supplies to indl-
wv H. Jackson, expense account,
Mary Eller, grading. eighth grade
examination papers, 1890.
Arthur HILL receipts for the clerk,
Stevens County Meat Market, meat
for the jail $8.O5.
W. s.. Prindle Funeral Parlors, $25.
W: l.. Hagen wood for the county,
Arden Mercantile Company, supplies
to INDECENT, $12.
uary. February and March, $18
Mrs. Francis Thomas, potatoes for
Fred Shriner. livery to superinten-
Chewelah Commercial Company, sup
plies to INDECENT, So.
M. & M. Cash Store, supplies to in
Charles Tarling. wood for county,
'P. II. Stewart. wood for county,
engineers bond 1925.
Floyd Locke, wood for county, $31.35.
Glen Locke, wood for county, $26.95.
Carl LeMay, wood for county, $29.45.
-. j. N. Laird, road work. d. r. and b.
No. 2, $1775.
NJ. r. Strong, road work, D. r. and
b. No. 2, $40.
Reformer Publishing Company, sup
plies for superintendent. SO.
A. E. Dodson, expense account, $46.8O.
City Feed & Livery Stable. livery to
superintendent, $40.
A. McColeman, to cutting wood for
county, 1915.
City Transfer Company, drayage for
county assessor, 1914.
o. A. Bradley, removing ice from
courthouse roof, $3.50.
j. d. Casey & Son, supplies to coun-
ty farm, INDECENT and jail, $20.70.
Harvey Crook, wood for the county,
$22.30.
Board adjourned to Thursday. Feb
ruary 10, 1916.