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COMMISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS-N
JEFFERSON COUNTY, WASHINGTON
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THE LUDIUt CO.
SECTION XI
The proceeds of the tax imposed hereunder shall be credited to the county school
fund monthly for distribution to the school districts entitled thereto, PROVIDED,
that one-half of one per cent of the proceeds of this tax shall be credited to the
county current Expense fund out of which all cost and expense of administering this
ordinance, including cost of printing stamps and forms of affidavits and receipts
and other forms which may be necessary, shall be paid.
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SEC'rION XII
This ordinance is deemed severable and any declaration by any court that any section
or sections, or portions thereof, are inval~d, shall have no effect on the remainder of
this ordi nance.
SECTION XIII
This ordinance is necessary for the immediate support of county government and its
existing public institutions and shall take effect i~nediately and shall remain in
effect until and including May 1, 1952.
ADOPTED THIS 5 day of November, 1951.
SEAL
ATTEST:
HELEN J. EADS
County Aucli tor
LYALL AREL
JANES C. YARR
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BERTIL KRUSE
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Friday, November 9, 1951.
The Board met at 10:00 A. M., with all members present.
An application was approved for County land for J. Matt Parks - Tax No.7, Sec. 18,
T. 28 N. R. 1 E., $25.00 offered.
Ralph McKernan, representative of Howard-Cooper Corporation, conferred with the
Board regarding the Caterpillar tractor, with loader, recently delivered to the County.
The equipment does not meet specifications as to the winch that is now on the tractor.
Mr. McKernan agrees to advise the Board by November 16th, as to whether a Huff loader and
Carco Winch can be installed in lieu of the one now installed. Mr. Berti1 Kruse moved
the Board will accept the equipment if above changes are made. Mr. James Yarr, seconded
the Motion. Motion carried.
Costs on County road jobs were
Old Discovery Road
Swansonville Hill Road
Fainnount Road
approved for:
39,594.65
5,137.33
6,553.13
Recess at 4:00 p.m.
Monday, November 19, 1951.
The Honorable Board met at 10:00 A/M., with all members present.
Upon notification of the death of Albert Clark, Justice of the Peace, Quilcenej
the Board, upon motion made by Bertil Kruse, and seconded by James Yarr, appointed Mrs.
Ruth Pyatt of Quilcene to fill the vacancy created by Mr. Clark's death.
Liquor licenses were granted by the State to:
C. V. Dorothy, Brinnon EF
Louis Pennini, The Mapies, Brinnon EF
James F. Bunco, Chimacum, EF
Geo. Miller, Valley Tavern, Chimacum, BCEF
Louella & Harris Hamilton, Clearwater EF
Chas. W. Becker, Jr., and Elizabeth Boberg, Decker'S Ocean Resort,
Kalaloch, E
Harold Gronseth, Kalaloch, Ruby Beach, E
Wallace U. Norton, Gardiner E
Ihomas Clarke & Esthor Clarke, Port Ludlow, BeEF
Izetta L. Newman, Irondale Grocery, Rl, f. T. EF
Bruce L. Chase 4 Corners' Groc. R2, P.~. EF
Leon G. Dieu Curley'S Place, R2 P.T. BeEF
Wayne L. \'lolfer, Eag1emollnt Service & Groc. R2, P.'l'. E
O. L. Pyatt & Ruth Pyatt QUilcene, EF
Gudron Brittain & Harry E., Whistling oystert Qu:l..l ceno, BeEF
Stanley L. Maokey, Qllllcene 'l'rudi ng Co., Qui. cene, El~
A fJupplementary Road Budget presented to the Board by Jefforoon Count,~' Engineer
d.n amount of $l2:l.7a6.l3. A motion made by Bertil Kruso, seconded by James C. Yarr, that
,DQcelllber 7th at 9:00 A.M., be fixed a8 the time for hearing on aame.
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Regarding the Caterpillar Tractor loader furnished by Howar'd-Coopo.r Corporat'lr)tl, Ralph
iMcKElrnan appeared, and the members of the Board proceeded to Chima cum to view the oquip-
ilment a8 del1verfJd to the County. Upon motion by Bartll Kruse, Aeconded by Lyall Arey,
,Ithe bid of Howard Cooper Oorporation for the Caterpilla-v TrL.ctor-10Elder in runouijt. of
11,'9,163.00 WSlS rejected as the equipment does not moat specifications called for/tho County.
!N41W bide will be celled for December 7th at. 10:00 A.M.
'~ A not~ce waa received from the PU~ No.1 of Jflfferaon County withdra~dng a bid thoy
, ad previously submitted for the Veterans' Hall. The Board dooD not intend to put tho
building up for sale at this time. '
A notice ~a8 reoeived from the Corps of Engineers, U. S. Army, governing the use of
ortiono of' Hood CST,illl and Dabob Bay,by the U. S. Navy for non-oxplos! ve torpedo t03t,!ng.
Reeolution No. 0- 165 was signed as follow8:
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