Phillips v. Welts
Citations
- 40 Wash. 501
- 82 P. 737
- 1905 Wash. LEXIS 1016
Syllabus
<p>Counties — Salé oe Property — Teems—Minutes oe County Board. As tbe minutes of tbe proceedings of tbe board of county commissioners do not constitute tbe exclusive evidence of tbeir official action, evidence of tbe members is competent to sbow that a sale of county property mentioned in the minutes was to be made subject to the approval of tbe board.</p> <p>Same — County Commissioners — Powers—Ordering Sale Subject to Approval. Tbe board of county commissioners, as tbe business managers of tbe county, have tbe power, in ordering sales of county property, to require that tbe sales shall be subject to tbeir approval, under Laws 1903, p. 73, providing that they may fix tbe terms of sale.</p>
Judges: Root
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