Pullman herald. [volume], December 27, 1912, Image 2

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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
The board of County Commission
ers met, pursuant to adjournment,
December 16th and 17th, 1912, with
all members present on the 16th and
Samuel Ellis and M XV. Whitlow
present on the 17th.
Current Expense Claims Allowed,
Baker, W. R., exp. as deputy
sheriff - $189.2*.
Campbell. M 8., livery for
engineer ....... 13.75
Campbell, M. D., labor 6.00
Carter, G. B. exp. as sheriff. . 281.05
Carter, G. B. boarding prison
ers 131.20
Cole, Wm.. exp. Dep. sheriff 237.75
City of Colfax water rent.... 9.90
Colfax Ice & Fuel Co, coal
for election .00
Cornelius, Geo. i. repairing
transit 8.86
Corner, Geo. L. exp. as Deputy
Sheriff ... . . 8.40
Dalton Adding Mach. Co. ad
ding machine ribbon 2.00
('ah', G. W., board and room
for engineer 16.55
Gates, Chas. livery for sheriff 5.00
class & Prudhomme Co, Com
missioners' Journal 21.00
Good, J. R. & Co., grade
stakes for engineer ..... 24.00
Good. J. R. & Co. ballot bn . 10.00
Good, 3, R. A Co. repairs for
jail, 8.60
Good, J. R. & Co.. election
booths 97.50
Hamilton Drug Co., supplies
for auditor . 1.00
Harris. W. B. fruit Insp 78.50
Hodgkins. 11. C. exp as dep
uty engineer 2.80
Howells, Dr. 11. .1. expert wit
ness, Brown case 200.00
Huntley Bros, rug for supt.
office 22.50
Industrial Ins. Com., acci
dent fund .... 17.00
Mattoon, J. 0., exp. as Supt, 17.0."
Mattoon, Mrs. J. 0., Asst for
examination 9.00
"M. E. Church, church Janitor
sect, examination 2.00
M. E. Church, rent of church
for examination 7.00
Mlchaelson, F. H. printing
for engineer 10.50
Mlchaelson, F. H. printing for
superintendent 29.00
Mlchaelson, F. H. printing for
engineer 5.50
Miller, Jess, exp. as deputy
sheriff 10.15
Model Steam Laundry, laun
dry for court house .90
McCaw, 3, M. exp. as engr. . I 1.08
McCaw, J. M. exp. as Mgr. . 17.70
McCroskey, S. M. And. exp,
various offices 152.56
Pac. Tel. & Tol. Co. phono ser
vice for engineer 6.70
Philips, A. W. exp. as dep.
supt. 2.10
Rosalia Telephone Co. phone
service for sheriff .50
Shaw & Borden Co., records
for auditor 67.50
Shaw & Borden Co. sup
plies for engineer 16.95
Schick, B. M. printing for
engineer 4.00
School Dist. No. 1 rent of
bldg. for Institute 25.00
Sieged. E. E. Livery and tel
ephone for sheriff 4.85
Westacott Drug Co. oil ther
mometer for engineer.... 1.90
Williams Bros, drayage acct.
election ..' 1,50
Woolman, Carl, fruit Inspec
tion 116.90
Road and Bridge Claims Allowed
Smith & Stratton, 2nd and
Est. permanent highway
No. 6 ... _ 372.57
Wilson-Bailey Const Co.
final Est. Permanent high
way No. 2 163.20
Road District Claims Allowed.
District No. 1.
Alexander, Ray, labor .... 5.50
Gordon, James, foreman and
team 4 6.30
Grler, R. E. labor and team 2.20
Harmon, Geo. labor 8.50
Kerns, A. M. labor and team 18.00
McCabe, C. W. labor and
team .. 27.20
Reallng, O. A. labor and
team 37,50
Stratton, O. H. material for
stock chute i £oo
Thompson, W. F. labor and
team .......'.. 12.00
Thompson, Tollle, labor and
team 28 35
District No, —
Allen, G. W. labor ... . 16.80
Bandy, Geo. W. labor and
team 51.15
Bandy. Geo. W. labor and
team 10 so
Becknell, M. J. labor 25.50
Befua, John labor .... 25.50
Bloom, John labor and
freight 47.75
Brown, Joe labor .. 5.70
Brown, Joe, labor ........ 9.60
Coclto, L. 8. labor .... 6.00
Cole, D. J. labor and team 2.10
Cornelius, Wesley A. labor. 11! 10
Cornelius, Wesley A. labor 720
Cruzan, W. 8. labor 14 40
Cru_an, W. 8. labor ...... is^O
Davis, J. C. labor 23.40
Dickerson, A. L. 1ab0r.... 27.90
Frazer, XXX Q. labor ...... 38.40
Geyer, Geo. labor 25.50
Ham. Win. labor and team 52.80
Hume, Ira labor 14.40
; Hume, Ira labor 13.50
I Hume, Ira labor 12.60
Kromni, Geo. labor 2.40
Luft, Pete, labor, ' 26.70
Madson, John, labor 28.00
Madson, John, labor 18.00
Madison, Martin, labor and
team 15.20
Mansfield, C. labor 27.90
McNutt, C. A. labor and team 8.86
Nelson, August, labor ... 14,40
Nelson, August, labor .... 18.60
Ocha, Phillip, J. labor and
team 22.00
Parvln, Euel, labor 7.20
Parviu, H. M. labor . . .... 28.80
Parvln, J. S. labor, 26.70
Peterson, Alfred, labor .... 18.60
RlChenauer, Frank, labor . . 34,87
Risbick, John, labor and '
team 60
Spokane Cor. Culv. & Tank
Co, culvert pipe and frt. . 8.4 2
St. Peters, Geo. labor and
team ''? '. 6.00
Steel, Wm. labor 15.60
Stipe, W. M, labor 4.00
Stilson, C. N. labor and team 1 1.40
Storie, C. XXX labor 13.50
Stori . C. W. labor 9.60
Sturdevant, Chas, labor... 14.40
Sturdevant, ('has. 1ab0r.... 11.10
Taylor, E. C. labor and team 48.00
Thompson, XXX M. labor .... 14.40
Weeks. N. XXX labor 27.00
Wright. 11. 0., labor and
loam 17.60
District Wo. —
Smith, Silas, labor 25.00
Hendee, John, labor 20.00
Wise. T. C. labor and team 68.00
Howard, Walter, labor and
team 45.50
Splater, H. E. labor and team 7.00
Moore, William, labor 10.00
Wise, I?. J. labor 15.00
Bowers, Roy A. labor and
11''•'' -,4.
Pell, T. labor 13.75
Wise W. li supervisor .... 42.00
James, rover, labor and
team 25.75
District, No. 5.—
Smith & Stratton, crushed
»t«"e ■ 44.85
Stratton, 0. H. crushed stone 42.55
District No. o. —
Hooper, .1. W. labor and
team _,0
Potlatch Lumber Co, lumber 17.90
District No. 7.—
Louis, Michael labor and
'''•"'I 6.30
Potlatch Lumber Co. lumber 18.20
Moser, Chas. labor and team 7.20
Moser, Ed. labor 4.00
lteisnauer. M. foreman 24.00
Reisenauer, Mike L. labor. . 4.50
Kramer, John, labor and
team 6.30
Kramer. Ed. labor 3.50
Maynard, T. J., labor and
team 5.40
Maynard, Ward, labor .... 2.00
District No. —
Palrd. it. C. livery 2.50
Engineer's Cost Bills Allowed.
Improvement Road No. I.—
rlodgkina, H. C. exp as eng 3.85
Miller, 11. assisting engr... 00
Improvement on road at Kwan.—
Thomas, XV. N. engr & exp. . 19.85
Leslie, E. N. assisting engr. . 5.00
Improvement Road No. a. —
Hodgkins, H. C. exp as engr 1.75
Justice Court Coal Kills Allowed.
Doolittle, 1. B. justice fees
St. vs Smith 8.05
'''"'little, I. B. justice fees
St. vs Smith 3.05
Mechling, A. P. witness fees
St. vs Smith 3.20
Doolittle, I. B. justice fees
St. vs Goddard „ , 2.55
Doolittle, 1. B. justice fees
St. vs Harper 3.05
Doolittle, 1. B. justice fees
St. vs Whiting 3.05 ,
Doolittle, 1. B. justice tees
St. vs Wilson 3.05
Doolittle, I. B. justice fees
St. vs Breen 2.55
Doolittle, 1. B. justice fees
St. vs Carlin 3.05
Codd, Pat, witness fees St.
vs Carlin 3 20
Doolittle, I. B. justice fees
St. vs Frisnan 3.06
Doolittle, I. B. justice fees
St. vs Garrett 8.06
. Coroner's Coat Bill.
inquest of Rot-well E. Sampson.—•
Henry, Murray, juror ... 2.00
Haines, R. juror 2.00
Slow, C. B. juror 2.00
McKenzie, Harry, juror .... 00
Dader, G, juror 2.00
Boyd, A. R. juror 2.00
Maloney, N. J. witness 2.00
Broberg, Joe, witness 2.00
Searles, O. E. witness .... 2.00
Thompson. Francis A witness 2,00
Knowles. J. E. witness .... 2.00
Official bonds of the following
named precinct officers elected at
the general election were approved:
Beste, Frank, constable, precinct
44 and 62.
Dillingham. A. R. Justice of the
Peace., Precinct 66.
L '
Doolittle, i. 8., Justice of the
Peace precincts 36, 46 and 53.
Holger, D. A. Justice of the Peace
Precinct 39. j-'f-'jj
Larson, Martin, Constable. Precinct
4 5.
Shoudy, Chester, Justice of the
Peace Precinct 33.
Road Matters •
The petitions for li. F. Schreiber,
change in Territorial Road and for
the Flag Pole Road, were rejected.
The hearing in the matter of the
G. XV. Smith road was continued
without date.
The hearing in the matter of the
Lynch road was reset for January
C, 1913 at 1 o'clock P. M.
A p'titinon was filed by XV. K.
Thompson and others praying for
the vacation of a road lying along
the inters etion line between sec
lions 12 and 13, township 19, range
'•'•. and a hearing thereon was sit
for January 80, 1913, at 1 o'clock
P. M.
A petition signed by K. J. Wilmer
end others praying for the vacation
if a portion of the Kelsie road lying
In section 11*80-43 was filed and the
engineer was directed to examine the
proposed vacation.
A petition signed by F. J. Wilmer
and others praying for the vacation
of a portion of the Kelsie road lying
in section 11-20-43 was filed and the
engineer was directed to examine the
proposed vacation.
A petition signed by F. J. Wilmer
and others praying for the establish
ment of a road to be known as the
McCabe change in section 2-20-4 3
was filed and the count) engineer
was directed to survey the proposed
change.
The state highway commissioner's
approval of the plans and specifica
tions lor Permanent Highway Xo. 5,
known us the Donahue road, was re
ceived.
On account of the Incompleteness
of proceedings In the matter of the
vacation of the Garwood-Green road
the order of vacation entered by the
boar.) November 6, 1912, was re
scinded, and a hearing was ordered
in the petition for said vacation for
February 3, 1913, at 3 o'clock p. m.
The supervisor of road district No.
1 was directed to cause to be re
moved all obstructions existing In
George street In the town of Sunset
so that the public may freely travel
thereon.
Written reports of the county en- j
Kirn in the matter of Improvement:
roads Nos. 4 and 5, of the progress;
ami condition of work on Improve
ment road No. ii and of the time and
labor yet required to complete the
bridges and roads now under con
struction, were filed With the board.
The board entered into an agree
ment with Wilson-Bailey Const. Co,
as to the prices for labor, machinery
and oil quired aside from the con
tract on permanent highway No. 2,
which prices are as follows. Engin
eer or rbllerman, 8 hours, $5; truck,
gasoline and driver, 8 hours, $18;
coal at yard, $8 per ton; road oil
90 per cent asphalt, per gal., 7c.
The board entered Into an agree
ment with Wilson-Bailey Const. Co.,
extending the time for completion
of permanent highway No. i from
November 1, 1912, to July 1, 1913.
By reason of the fact that the con
tractors for the construction of per
manent highway No. 1 are unable on
account of climatic conditions to con
tinue work on said road during the
winter, rock bins and other super-
WINTER SCHOOL FOR FARMERS
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Strong courses in live stock production, dairying, poultry
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raising, fruit growing and home economics
Tuition Free Reduced Railroad Rates
I structures existing on the right of
i way were ordered to be removed and
proper drainage culverts, placed in
the road for the protection of travel.
The county treasurer was directed
ito transfer from the funds of road
district No. 3 to the road and bridge
fund the sum of $275.55 to reim
burse the latter fund for the amount
of estimate No. 1 improvement road
! No. 6 which by agreement was to
have been paid from the funds of
road district No. 3.
Miscellaneous Matters ,
The hearing In the matter of the
petition of LaCrosse Telephone Co.
iv.as continued to January 20, 1913,
'at 2:30 p. m.
! A petition was presented by the
I Uniontown ' Telephone Co. for the
[franchise to construct and operate a
[ telephone line connecting the towns
!of Uniontown, Colton, Johnson and
■ along the county road toward Lewis
; ton, and a hearing thereon was set
for February 3, 1913, at 2 o'clock
p. m
New voting precincts were estab
; lished as follows:
Pullman City Precinct No. 72, be
! ginning at a point at the Northern
Pacific Ry, right of way in the center
of Morton street, thence running In a
northeasterly direction along the
1 enter of Morton street to block 7,
Reaney's addition, thence northerly
along the west line of lot. S, block 7,
Reaney's addition, to the Intersec
tion of Maiden .Lane and Ruby street,
thence along the center of Ruby
street to the center of California
street thence along the center of Cal
ifornia street to the center of Monroe
street, thence north along center of
Monroe street to the city limits,
thence north along the east bound-
ary of the city limits to the north
boundary line of city limits.
South Palouse City Precinct No.
7.'! comprising the territory hereto
fore Included in precincts Nos. 4 4
and 52 and bounded as follows: All
the territory south of a line com
mencing at a point where the cor
poration line* Intercepts the river on
the east, thence following the center
of the river in a westerly course to
the bridge at F street, thence north
on F street to the center of Main
street, thence westerly on Main
street to the bridge near the North
ern Pacific Railway Co.'s depot
thence following the center of river
to the west line of the corporation,
Tekoa City Precinct No, 74 com
prising that part of the territory
heretofore Included in Tek >a 'ity
j Precinct No. 37 described as follows:
That part of the City of Tekoa lying
south of the section line thai divides
sections 13 and 24 and erst of Cros
by street.
Tekoa City Precinct No. 75 com
prising that part of the territory
heretofore included in Tekoa City
Precinct No. 37 described as fol
lows: That part of the City of Te
koa lying south of the section line
that divides sections 13 and 24 and
west of Crosby street.
Cashup Precinct No. 70, including
the territory described as follows:
Beginning at the quarter corner on
the east line of section 2, running
thence west through the center of
sections 2 and 3 to the quarter cor
ner on west line of section 3, thence
tooth on west lines of sections 3 and
10 to the quarter corner on west line
of section 10, thence west to the cen
ter of section 9, thence south to lie
center of section 16, thence west to
the west line of section 16, thence
south to the southwest corner of see
tlon 16, thence east to the southeast
corner of section 16, thence south
along section line to the southwest
corner of section 22, thence east
along the south line of sections 22,
23 and 24 to the quarter corner on j
south line of section 24, thence north j
on line between east and west halves:
of sections 24, 13 and 12 to the quar
ter corner on the south line of sec-'
tion 1, thence west to the southwest j
corner of section 1, thence west to
the southwest corner of Section 1,
thence north to point of beginning,
all in township 18, north of range
43, E. XV. M.
The board adjourned to meet De
cember 80, 1612, at 10 o'clock a. m.
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-hone Farmers 9K
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Shoe repairing at 312 East Main j Qo to Duthle's for lumber, sash,
street; work and prices guaranteed.: oors and mouldings. Af2tf
W. W. Stoddard. MylOtf j
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