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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1108 COMMISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS-N JEFFERSON COUNTY, WASHINGTON 'I'M. L.....nlrll C;O I Bills were examined and approved as follows: Current Expense $"9.297.16 County Roads 24.628.11 T. B. Hospitalization 613.00 Law Library 79.00 The matter of fixing Justice Court Districts for the County was taken up, and W. J. Daly. Prosecuting Attorney advised the Board as to findings made at the Prosecuting Attorneys' meeting held on December 5th. Mrs. Ruth Pyatt, J. P. from Quilcene appeared. The matter was postponed to December 21st when a report will be received from the Prosecuting Attorney as to instructions given by the Attorney General's office regarding redistricting of Justice Court Districts. A call for bids was made for January 4, 1954 at 10:00 A.M., for furnishing one ~ton pick-up truck according to specificatiQns. In accordance with a decision made to divide Quilcene Precinct into two voting precincts and dissolve the Quinault Precinct and combine the area with the Queets Precinct, Resolution No. C-221 was signed as follows: RESOLUTION NO. C-221 IT APPEARING to the Board of County Commissioners for Jefferson County, that due to increase and decrease in population within certain voting precincts in Jefferson County, Washington, that boundary changes be made, not only to facilitate voting but to conform with the statute, now therefore, it is ORDERED: I (1) That the voting precinct of QUILCENE be divided into two precincts as follows: All that portion of the present Quilcene voting Precinct which lies ease of State Highway No.9, from the southerly boundary of the existing precinct, to its junction with the Dabob-Quilcene County Road in Section 13, Township 27 North, Range 2 West, W. M., and lying east of the Dabob-Quimcene Road to the northerly boundary of the existing precinct, shall be known and designated as QUILCENE PRECINCT No.1, and all the remaining area of the original precinct shall be known and designated as QUILCENE PRECINCT No.2. (2) That the Precinct of QUINAULT be dissolved and the area thereof be combined ,iith the precinct of QUEETS, and hereafter shall be known as the precinct of QUEETS. DATED D~ber 7, 1953. SEAL BOARD OF JEFFERSON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS LYALL AREY Chat rman ATTEST: HELEN J. EADS County Audi to rand ell-off! cio Clerk of the Board. GEORGE HUNTINGRORD Member BERTIL KRUSE Member I A land application was approved for DeEtte W. Broderson, Brinnon, for SWSE. Sec. 15, T 27, R 2 W, offered $200.00 A notice was received from State Liquor Control Board that BCEF liquor license was granted to John Yakulic and Vern E. Wittmayer/ d.h.a Valley Tavern, Chimacum. .. A call for bids was made for a bituminous distributor. Upon motion made by Bertil Kruse and seconded by George Huntingford, a 1250 gal. tank was specified. Bids to be Bpened 10:00 A. M., January 4, 1954. Jess Tiffany appeared before the Board with Mr. John Dodge from the State Extension offi ce and Mr. Oliver O. Orr of Mt. Vernon. Mr. Tiffany will be transferred to Kitsap County Extension Service and Mr. Orr has been recommended to serve as Extension Agent for this County. The Boa.rd accepted the appoint:nent of Mr. Orr effective January 1, 1954. Minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved as read. Recess at 4:00 p.m. I Friday, December 11, 1953. The members of the Board me t in regular session with all members present. A notico was received from the State Liquor Control Board that the license issued to Harley R. McKibben, d/b/a Valley Tavern, Chimacum, Wash., has been amended to show danCing prohibited, and that the license has beon transferred to Vern E. Wittmayer and John Yackulic undar the sa.me trade name. A notice was alao received that an application had beon received for an E license 'from N. A. Whitnack d/b/a Whitnak's Grocary, Rt 1, Port Townsend, Wash. The Board recessed fx'of4 11:30 to 1:30 for the funeral of H. E. Anderson, former County offi cia1. Tho Engineer conferred wi..th t he Board members on road matters and recess was taken at l~:OO p.m. Monday, Decemoor 21, 1953. The memb9rS of tho Board ml!lt in regular 00813ion with all members present. ,: A call for bids was made for one 4-door 195~. sedan, for use of County Engineer, with I!turn,-in of 1950 Ford Fordor Sedan. Bids to be op,'med January 4, 1954 at 10:00 A. M. Ie The contract for crushing mineral aggregate and crushe d stone aur faclng wi th Lige ' lclctlOn Company, was signed by the members of the Board. A bond in amount of $36,390.00 , f1l'J .,,100 received.