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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. MARCH 5. 1903.________________ ____________ I Commissioners’ Court. * 1 1 ) t « I * I i I R oad D istrict N o . 9. G. W. Phelps................................. G. N. Hodgdon............................ M. Hodgdon................. .............. J. Johnson....................................... A. A. Yager.................................... M Cone......................................... G. Coughman............................... Alex Nelson................................. G. M. Watkins............................. R oad D istrict no . 6. Andrew Anderson............................ Peter Hassel burg............................ Joseph Price...................................... C. S. Sanders.................................... Ole Gulstroni.................................... John Erickson.................................. 2 62 The board of county commissioners I 31 met on Wednesday, composed of County 1 47 Judge W. W. Cornier and Commissioners 55 L. Parrish and Geo. W. Bodyfelt when 1 »7 tite following business was transacted : 7* I 50 Henry Told, merchandise.......... »26 25 3 75 A. M. Hare, salary as assessor.. 133 32 6 00 H. M. Farmer, road suficrvisor Dist. No .................. f................. 4 00 2 Homer Mason, help on assess 10 ment roll....................................... 44 00 E. G. K. Wist, lumber................. 686 OO 3 1 B. C. Lamb, books and station ery .................................................. 123 60 I Otto Walthers, keeping county 3 charge .......................................... 22 00 W. W. Wilev assisting at teachers’ Albert Mason, salary as deputy Examination. ............................... i2 clerk ............................................ mo 00 Tillamook Herald, printing.......... 46 R. O. Richards, lumber................ 450 00 John Theiler Salary as Supervisor G. B. Lamb, incidentals............. 1 50 District No. 10............ ................ ...... 7 00 Chas. A. lohnson, salary as Alvin Blutn, roadwork. ................. 1 5° deputy assessor........................ 100 00 W. C. King, road work ................. &5 15 P. W. Todd, salary as County The resignation of H. M. Farmer as 91 67 Treasurer..................................... road »Supervisor was accepted and 15 P. W. Todd, merchandise......... 17 Jesse Kays appointed to fill the vacancy E. II. Whitney, assisting at The court designed the Tillamook teacher's examination ............ 12 00 Headlight and Herald as the county G. B. Lamb, salary as county 83 66 news papers, and entered into an agree superintendent.......................... G. B. Lamb, traveling expenses 5 50 ment with them to publish the court pro Chas. I. Clough, sundries............ 75 95 ceedings and official notices at a lump Tillamook Headlight, printing.. 567 40 sum of (150 for 12 months. I Report of John Theiler was approved. E. W. Stanley, salary as deputy sheriff .......................................... 100 00 There being ^vacancy as Supervisor in H. H. Aiderman, salary as sheriff 266 67 district No. 4, caused by the death of P. C. E. Donaldson, grayel on road F. Ducham, D. A. Simmons was appointed 37 50 to fill the vacancy. Dist. No. 7..v.............................. Mat Morrison, supervisor, Dist. The report of Thos. W. Lyster ap No. 1.............................................. 35 OO proved; also that of Paul T. Erickson. M. H. Ripley, salary as super The statement of the County Treasurer visor .............................................. 17 00 was approved. S. B. Hill, salary as supervisor, The report of W. J. Himes was approv 8 00 Dist. No. 13.................................. ed; also that of M. H. Ripley. I. R. Spencer, removing log from 50 B. F. Archer applied for county aid road.............................................. Thos. Ktllow, removing log and was allowed f 1 50 per week until 1 00 otherwise ordered. from road..................................... Homer Mason, incidentals ...... 7 95 In the matter of the petition of the Odd Homer Mason, salary as county fellows Lodge of Bay City, to vacate a clerk.............................................. 266 67 certain county road, it was so ordered. G. B. Alley, State vs. Harry The claim of Harley Poland for $15 for 35 Mitchell...................................... plow was contiuued. O. E. Quick, constable fees, The claim of the Tillamook Logging 4 90 State vs. Mitchell ..................... Co. for $32 for cable was continued. John Johnson, witness fees, The claim of Hicks & Nelson, for $8 3 90 State vs. Mitchell.................... worth of merchandise, furnished road * N. McMillan, witness fees, State 3 90 (list. No. 4 was continued. vs. Mitchell.................................. Claim of T. R. Wilson for $2.50 for Mica sea Sutton, witness fees, State vs. Mitchell .................... 3 90 timber, used in the construction of the Little Ncstncca bridge, was continued. John Hickey, salary as road Claims amounting to «$28.75 for road supervisor, Dis. No. 2.............. 32 Ü0 work done in district No. 11 was con * Work in R.I). • No. 4. tinued. T. J. Bowles................................... 9 00 Paul Erickson, salary as road 4 50 Frank Bowles............................... supervisor road district No. 6 #18 oo 9 00 John Znercher................................ Geo. W. Bodofelt salary and 6 oo J oh 1 Hathaway ............................ mileage as Commissioner.. . fT3 oo 3 00 Wm. Provost................................... W. W. Conder, salary as county D. A. Simmons.............................. 3 75 Judge.............................................. IOO <x> 75 M. B. Pettys .................................. F. F. Sappington surveying........ I 50 R oad D istrict N o . 3. Otto Heins making deed................ I 00 W. C. Morton.................................... Í6 oo L. Parrish salary and mileage as H. Parmer........................................... Commissioner.... ........................ iS oo 3 oo Silas Morton...................................... The claim of Melchior and Perry was 7 5° rejected and they are referred to the R oad D istrict N o . 2. Chester Hoskins............................... S' oo road supervisor. The claim of Edmunds Bros, for 5o W. IL Hoskins................................. 3' 5° Win Sales........................................... 6 oo cents for tobacco furnished Geo. Myers Win. Knight...................................... '7 »S was continued. Petition for the cancellation of taxes Jim Woodward................................. |6 50 on se X sec 27, tp 1 n, r 8 w, was con Ban Hickey and team.................... 3 00 tinued. * Geo. Knight....................................... 3 75 Petition for adjustment of tax sale on R oad D istrict N o . 12. lots I. 2, 3, 4 and 5 of sec 18, tp 3, n, r Samuel Atkinson.............................. I 5° 10 w, was continued. Frank Atkinson ............................. 1 5° In the matter of the payment to the 2 25 Jesse Kays.......................................... city of Tillamook of their proportion of E. A. Chamberlain.......................... 3 4M) the road tax, the county is to take five R oad D istrict No. 10. mills and the city three mills. I. II. Moore................................. ... The petition of O. Young for cancella John Blum ........................................ 1 tion of deed, this was continued. The rv|M»rt of Herman Farmer, The petition of Felix Roy to build road district No. 12, was accepted. bridge across Nehalctu River was cou- R oad D istrict N o . 3. tinued. A. Rose..... ........................................ 2« 62 The petition of E. G. E. Wist for E. B. Smith....................................... '5 75 adjustment of taxes, this was agreed t< F. Hobson ........................................ ■ 5° on payment $1.65 and Ji.on clerk’s fees. F. Pearson....,,.................................. 1 5° The petition for the return of mono W. H. Bushy 1 5“ belonging to the Astoria Co., was agreed A. John Alleg.... I S» to and $40.28 was ordered refunded. R oad D istrict N o . i . Report of J. W. Wallace of the collec Wm. Scholluieyer....... ............... 3 75 tion of poll taxes, the report was •p- H. Schollmeyer............................. 5 35 proved. 18 75 Frank Lundlierg............................ The petition of L.J rarriab^for the es- Satti Lundberg .............................. 'S 75 tablishment of a county road, was a< - Sopl^is Larsen........ ....................... >7 25 I crptrd and viewers appointed, viz. Hans Larsen....... .............. . ...... 1.3 50 Joacph Nevins Peter Nelson, and Mile- Sam Thompson.............................. 13 5» Warien, with F. L. Sapingtou as sur A. Thompson..»...... ........................ 7/» veyor to meet on April to. A. Zhntnerman..».......................... 6 00 The petition of Wm. G. Gosslin fo Will Norris...................................... U >5 the cancellation of assessment of certain C. Christensen................................ 3 75 lands, the sales were ordered cancelled Marion Biittz.................................. In the matter of the grade of the G. 3 73 P. Linkhart.................................... 4 SO T. Jenkins road, it was ordered that ths Rudolf Larsen............................... '4 J5 county clerk advertise for bids. R oad D i str ut N o . 8. I). D. W< st and team................. II Rust Johnson ami team............. 9 J J Webb ami team.................. 3 Z. Wejls ........................................ 3 Albert Darby................................. 4 Ilana Webber.......................... I M. D. Redding.......................... 5 Sa tn Daily........................................ I J. Jordi ....................................... 5 O W. Olsen .......... . ............... 5 R oad D istrict N o . 17. Vlr'M I L.J. Reti berg........................... 3 75 I Luf f C. II McClane............................. 3 00 c. \ Attueberv ........................... . « 3 75 \ i b 00 T. II. Pcntcr aik I team............... I J n J. Ihtnti ....................... . .......... t> <K> Toni Wilson.................................... 6 0» iohn Whiteman................ ........... 6 00 Lester Attneberr........................... Q 00 Carl Turn ridge............................... 3 (X) Walter Christensen...................... 3 on 6 oo Alex Fraser rood supervisor.. 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