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JEFFERSON COUNTI
Monday, Feby 2nd, 1942.
The Board of Jefferson County C=issioners met on the above named aate at the hour ihf 10:00 A.M.
with all members present: Arthur C. Boren, Chainnan- Hugh Nisbet and Bertil Kruse, members.
The minutes of the Jany meeting were read and approved.
It being the t:l.ro.e and place for the bids to be opened for lumber for the new snow creek bridge
'lhe following bids were opened
Port Townsend Lumber Co, bid of $626.84
Building Supply Co. " 631.90
The bid for the lumber was aWarded to the Port Townsend Lumber Co.,
Welfare Administrator Miller appeared before the Board with a proposed new contract for medical
Care at the St. John's Hospital and after careful consideration and a few changes it Was decided that
it would be signed upon presentation later when the changes had been made.
A letter was received from Mr. Kyle of the Department ()f the Interior regarding an early
settlement of the land acquired by t.11~ U.S. il1 the West End of the county and thanking the County
officials for their consideration and help in settleing t.l1e problem.
Mr. Arthur Cays appeared before the Board relative to the sundry scrap iron lying about the
country districts for salvage. The Board could do nothing inregard to the use of County trucks as
the farmers were to receive conpensation for the materials turned over for scrap.
~e Board adjourned to meet agaifl on Tuesday, Feby 3rd, at 10 A.M.
Tuesday, Feby 3rd at 10 A?M.
The Board reconvened with all members present.
'fhe revised contract for the St. John' 5 Hospital was presented to the Board and signed, the main
highlights of sllllle being as follows:
Classification A- ;or all Patients requiring emergent or continued hospital bed
Care as after surgery and serious illness, at the rate of ~~.50 per day.
Cl~ssification C- Those patients suffering from chronic ailments requiring daily
dressings and other attendant services continuously over a period of more than one month, $1.50 per day.
BABIES * Newborn babies during period of mother's co~finement at one dollar ~er day.
Sick babies at the rate of $2.00 per day.
SURGERY AND X{~RAYS: The party of the first part agrees to pay as follows for the use
of t.he operatina room and surgery:
Five dollars for all minor operations, such as tonsillertamies, casts, removal of
sutures, etc.
Ten dollars for all major operations such as appendectomies, hernia repair, etc.
For use of the X-ray, the party of the first Part agrees to pay as follows:
, State rates for patients who receive medical assistance for the
aged under the State-wide medical fund. For indi;sent cases under care of the county physician,
payable from the three-mill fund. Five dolle.rs for the use of the X-ray, excepting for fractures
of extremities, which shall be $2.50 for each view.
BLOOD TRANSFUSTOil/S,SERUMS AND n~'fAAVENOUS EECTIONS.
$7.50 shall be total charge for use of surgery and services.
NURSD!G {~Q~E CARE: rate ~.J5.00 per month including $2.00 for replacements.
Permission was given the Amy" to place barbed wire entanglements on Block 43 of Montana Add.
also on Blocks 3,7,8,9 and 108 and Lots 4 & 5 of Blk lQ5. --Pettygrove ~st Add.
The Board adjourned to meet again on Wednesday, Feby 4th, at 10 A.M.
_ Wednesda~', Feby 4th, at 10 A.M.
The Board reconvened on the abo ve lII8IIled date and hour with alll~embers present.
The following resoluticr, was signed.
----R._~ SOL U T IO N To Olympia.
Whereas a statewide meeting of the County Comi.d.ssioners, Engineers and Welfare having been
called for Feby 5th & 6th at Olympia, and
WHEREAS it is deemed adviSable to ~ttend this meeting
TI-!:":PEFORE BE IT SO ORDERED tha.t the Board proceed to Olympia on the above named d"tes and
at public expense to attend the same.
The following bills against the count.y were 0.K. 'd.BOARD OF SEFFERS@ COUlITY CIlIDlrYXCQj .rsslc'lmH. S
Current &.pense 6>-// 17
" "Assistance Acct, 9.'41..0'<>
County Road 6690.41
Attest:
P.K. Richardson, Clerk of the Board.
Arthur C. Boren, Chairman
Hugh Nisbet, lSember
BertH Kruse "
Mrs. Christensen of the State Vielfa.re department visi tee. the Conu".issioners and discussed
county problems with the Board.
The Board adjourned to meet agadm on Monday, fF'by 16th at 10 A.M.
Monday, F'eby 16th at 10 A.M.
The Board re('onveened on the above named dE,te and hour with all ~\embers ])resent.
RESOLUTIOj NO "B" JP1 Signed: -
WHE~ the hereinafter described warrants duly issued in the p~st after approval by the Board
01' Conur.issioners for J eff'erson County, ste_te. of Wrlshine:t.o!:, have never been presented to ttc Treasurer
of said county for payment, and
WHEREAS the ste,tute of limitations 'lQS run on the :'irst six and cood reason for th e cancellation
of the other two h~s been shown,
IT IS H:::;REBY RESOLVSD AND ORDERED that the following described warr<',nts a.re herewith cancelled,
and the Treasurer of this county is rlirecte0 not to honor or pay them upon presentation:
l\'1rnber Date Issued Name .. Amount
3964 Nov, l2-;t3f--- s. swanson-. $1.50---
1010 Oct. 18, '33 A. Semple 5.0~
3551 Nov. 16, '35 G. Mantz 2.00
3552 Nov 16 , '35 J. Daugherty 2.00
355/+ Nov. 16, '35 :<. Larson 2.00
3605 Dec. 2, '35 :,rs. F. Rich 7.50 All current expense fund.
The fo11owing on current expense assistance ac('t.
875 May 18, '40 Western union Tel Co
1440 Jany 2, '41 Clarence Konkle
Attest: P.M. Richardson, Clerk of the Board.
SeA n;lfol8 qO.
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6.00 Dated Feby 16th, 1942.
Board of Jefferson Co Corr,,-isdioners
Arthur C. Boren - Chainnan
'fUg!1 Nisbet, l-lember- bertil Kruse,
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