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HELEN J. EADS
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BERTIL KRUSE
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COMMISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS-N
JEFFERSON COUNTY. WASHINGTON
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be added to the tax and likewise bear interest and penalty thereafter.
SECTION XI.
The proceeds of the tax imposed hereunder shall be credited to the county school
fund monthly for distribution to the school districts entitlGd thereto, PROVIDED: that
one per cent of the proceeds of this tax shall be crp.dited 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 affidavi ts and receipts and other forms which may be necessary,
shall be psi d:
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SECTION XII.
This ordinance is deemed severable and any declaration by any court that any
section or sections, or portions thereof, arc invalid, shall hAve no effect on the
remainder of this ordinance.
SECTION XIII.
This ordinance is nedessary for the immediate surport of county government and its
existing public institutions and shall take effect May 1, 1954, and shall remain in
effect until and incl'UdinE May 1, 1955.
ADOPTED THIS 26th day of APRIL, 1954.
LYALL AREY
Chairman
SEAL
GEORGE HUNTINCiFORD
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Arthur Garrett of Qui1cene appeared relative to an appointment of a legislator to
replace George Adams who recently passed away and was a representative in the legislature
representing the Counties of Clallam, Jefferson and Mason Counties. Mr. Merle Hufford
also appeared on the same matter. A meeting will have to be held with the Commissioners
of Mason and Clallam \"ounties for the purpose of making such appointment i.n the future.
Mr. Ernie Dahman of Quilcene appeared beforethe Board relative to the Youth Center
in the County Park at Quilcene. It is contemplated residents of Quilcene 'Nill officially
turn the building over to the County in the near future.
A letter was received from the U. S. Department of ~griculture informing the Board
that accordint; to the latest trend, the forest receipts for the next fiscal )'ear wi 11 be
decreased a bout 16%.
A letter was received from the U. S. Army Engineers in Seatt.le stating that an
application has been received by them from the Puget Sound Power and Li&~t Co., for a
permi t for an overh ead power line crossing over the Port To'..msend and Oak Bay Canal.
Any objections should be submitted to them in writing not later than May 7, 1954.
No fUI~her business appearing the meeting was adjourned at noon, to meet in regular
session on Monday, May 3, 1954.
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* Bills were examined and ordered paid us follows:
Currant Expense Fund
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