The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1919-10-25

! Geo. W. Kimber and Others for a a
county road by prescription, in Sec
ton II; township rs north. range AZ
ing that said read was established as
a county road in 1903, said road is
| hereby ordered opened.
The petition of John A. Anderson
for a landowners change in the county
range IL i. " NJ. is hereby g Sr"nted. anted
said road viii be 90 establisRed blid' when h"
the new road Is built and accepted
by the engineer.
Mccall in the an% matter d;har of the the petition Of
ing OF a county road by prescription
in sections 5 and s, township 32 north.
range 80 Il. w. NJ, hearing is here
vember Z. 1919, at 1890 o'clock a. m.
at the commissioners room in the
court house in Colville. AT which time
having any objections to offer to the
granting of said petition, shall appear
and offer their objections thereto.
Board adjourned to. Oct. II.
October II, 1919
Hoard met pursuant to adjourn
At the request Of the Public Ser
vice Commission. the board met in
joint session with the Ferry county
vice Commission, at the sherman
creek grange hall in Ferry county,
Tor hearing on the application of
Ben c; Camp for a raise in the
schedule of ferry rates. Hearing ad-
iourned at / O'clock p. m.
At o'clock the boards Of county
county met in joint session in Ket-
tie Falls, with representatives of the
sherman creek good roads association
tie rails and community present.
Commissioner Hughes of Stevens
conunty was elected chairman of, the
meeting.
1t was moved. seconded and carried
that "A committee of three be appoint
ed to prepare schedule of rates for
an ferries operating on the Columbia
counties.
Commissioner Hall of Ferry county.
and Mr.. Alloway of the sherman
creek good roads association were ap-
pointed on said committee.
The following schedule Of rates was
presented by said committee: Auto
way, 81, round trip $3.50; auto trucks.
Sapac5y @sy eenin tSn and r"nd up to %I tons one
trip SLAB automobiles. with driver.
so cents. round trip. rs cents; four
steam with driver. SO cents one way.
round trip. rs cents; led horses. be-
round trip 25 cents single or double
rig with driver one way so cents.
round trip 75 cents; saddle horse and
40 cents; pack horses ,25 cents one
way, 40 cents round TRIP: extra adult
passengers each 10 cents one way,
round trip Is cents; foot passengers
each one way 10 cents, round trip Is
cents; school children one way 10
cents, round trip l5 cents; bicycles
25 cents, round trip 40 cents; trailer
cents round trip. 40 cents; Cattle,
each additional head 10 cents hogs
and sheep on foot UP to 20 head. each
10 cents, each additional head 3 cents:
four tons in weight 81. over four
tons in weight for each additional
ton 25 cents.
1t was moved by Comm ssioner
Lynch OF Ferry county and seconded
by Commissioner Hunt OF Stevens
county. that the proposed schedule be
schedule of rates for all ferries oper-
atng on the Columbia river between
said counties. Motion carried and
schedule adopted
Upon motion duly made and second
ed the meeting adjourned.
oct. 10, 1919.
Board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment; all members present.
Oct. 13 being a legal holiday. the
day was spent in attending to cor
.N'PO''N'N''SS
ters. y
Board adjourned to Oct. ID.
Oct IA, 1919.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment; all members present.
.n1n, The ,,t board ard and county engineer,
route Of the road as petitioned for
along the Little Pend Oreille river.
The, petition of Toney Roitz and
others for change in the Cotton
wood road in sections 32 and 80.
township 81 north. range Al II. w. NJ.
is hereby approved and the engineer
ordered to survey and report on the
same
Bills allowed ,as follows:
of indigents. C. e.. $595.5O.
L. A. Sizemore deputy sheriff, C. t.,
j.. j. Forney. livery for superin-
u. G. Durdle. expense agricultural
John r.; Agar. freight charges. p
,.i.I Columbia 4 Garegs' rags M supplies and re-
pairs, D. II. ( B. /. s5.25. anu
;, sPrlngdale Gaagaage. truck supplies,
Il. Il. SCHNEIDER, road supplies. ID. K.
& o. 8, $500.
Joe Schmeller. ct al. road work. D.
X. IL Il 3, $125.00.
Board adjourned to oct. II.
Oct. Is, 1919.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment; all members present
day inspecting roads and bridges in
Board adjourned to Oct. 1G
Oct. 16. 1918.
Board met pursuant TO adjourn
ment. all mephpra Dreaent.