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W. J. Daby and E. F. Drake, representing Crown Zellerbach Cor0oration, apreared
before the Board and presented an application for a f'ranchisf'! for constructing '.md main-
taining an electrj c t.r.'1nsmi.ssi.nn line across and along 8.11 public roads, strr~ets or alleys
lying within a strip of land lying westerl,'; of the rir;ht of way of the Port Townsend
Gravity jater Supply line and easterly of a line 90 feet westerly from and parallel to,
the existin~ wl3ter 811;>:,ly line of said Cit;" frQ'll a point on the northerly line nf D. T.
Denney's Second Addition to Port 'l'ownsend, to a terminus in the N. half 0 f NW,; of S\V~
Sec. 33, T. 30 N. R 1 W., W. M. Monday, AUDlst 16, 1954 at 10:00 A. M., was fixed for the
time for hearing.
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COMMISSIONERS' PROCEED~NGS-N
JFFFERSON COUNTY, WASHINGTON
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Mrs. Jule Ruby appeared on the matter of the City acquiring the property owned by
the County at 58th and Kuhn Streets. The City would have to pay all back taxes due the
County in order to acquire ti tIe to thi s !lroperty. The City, not bei ng in a posi ti on to
do this at this time, the County Commissioners gave permission to Mrs. Ruby to improve the
property for convenience of persons wishine access to the beach, by a motion made by
George Huntingford and seconded by Bertil Kruse. Motion carried.
A petition ,.,res received .fmm Dorothy V. Alber, b. C. Eide, Lina B. Eide, Arlo Wingert,
Katherine Wineert, Georee P. Wiegand, Raymond L. Wiegand and Mabel F. Scrivner, owners
of property j,n [lbt of Ju?iter Ci ty lyinG north 0 f the southerly line of Miller Avenue,
including portions of Rmilrol1d Avenue, Commercial Avenue, P0111 Avenue, Alex Avenue, Delante
Street, M,d n Strp.et and Thompson Avenue, '.'talker St., Park Street and Miller Avenue, desiring
to have said streets vacated. 10:00 A. ~~., Au[Ust. 2, lOllS, \'Ias fixed for the time of hearing
on this petitlan. A. C. Grady is handlin~ the matter.
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The member::; of the Board proceed to the Treasurer'E off'ice to count cash 1nd found
the amount of $?,023.lh corl'ect for the amount of cu::;h on renli in t.<,9 ofllee. The Treasurer's
rerort was signed.
Recess ot 4;~O P.M.
Monday, July 19, 1954.
The members of the Board met in rebular session at 11:00 A. ~';., h'Olvint; met as the
Board of Equalization at 10:00 A. M.
NeLl Pendley, repre:'Jent.'3.tj'T':l of t.he Tellrnsters' Union, a:1pei.,re,Lwi.t;; a form of a[reement
as to sRJ.Rries [l',ir! to COl:nt.y Ho":.-l Employees.
'Yhe Engineer reported on road oDin.:: in the !'lest. End of the COlJnty.
Mr. Oliver Orr, County JI.gri.c:lltural Agent, an;Jeared rel<ltive to thp proposed B6mg's
Disease Ordinance. It \\'35 decider{ to (VOIVe a D.l.J.I. meetinE; nf the fl'r'mprs to be attended
by the members of the Board, before the matter is readVf)rLised for hee.ring.
No further business flppeering before the Roard, the member's ad60urned to fl1prJt in
regular session on Monday, A~l8JSt. 2, I05h.
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