Pioneer Days On Puget Sound
Pioneer Days On Puget Sound
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jUR first effort in anything like public road making was a county road from Steilacoom City to Seattle. Wm. N. Bell, L. M. Col- lins and John M. Chapman were appointed by the county commissioners' court, of Thurston County, Oregon Territory, as viewers. They reported on March 23, 1853, from which I quote as follows: "From Seattle to Collins', on Dewampsh river; thence on the dividing ridge most of the way, striking the Puyallup river one mile above Adam Benson's claim; thence to crossing of Ste...ilacoom creek, thence to Steilacoom, the terminus. " At the time this report was made Thurston County had no longer jurisdiction of the case, hav- ing been divided. The commissioners' court at the time of the division was composed of Sidney S. Ford, Sr. , David Shelton and myself, and I retained and have since preserved this rather curious and now ancient document.
We, however, did not abandon the effort to get the road, but proceeded to open it by volunteer work, and also a road from Alki to intersect it near Collins'.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
jUR first effort in anything like public road making was a county road from Steilacoom City to Seattle. Wm. N. Bell, L. M. Col- lins and John M. Chapman were appointed by the county commissioners' court, of Thurston County, Oregon Territory, as viewers. They reported on March 23, 1853, from which I quote as follows: "From Seattle to Collins', on Dewampsh river; thence on the dividing ridge most of the way, striking the Puyallup river one mile above Adam Benson's claim; thence to crossing of Ste...ilacoom creek, thence to Steilacoom, the terminus. " At the time this report was made Thurston County had no longer jurisdiction of the case, hav- ing been divided. The commissioners' court at the time of the division was composed of Sidney S. Ford, Sr. , David Shelton and myself, and I retained and have since preserved this rather curious and now ancient document.
We, however, did not abandon the effort to get the road, but proceeded to open it by volunteer work, and also a road from Alki to intersect it near Collins'.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Armstrong Denny to read onlineMoreLess
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