The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-09

Coonsy Beard
Board met, Monday, January ssb, and adjournc
Tuesday afternoon. Al members and officers pre-
ent.
! II was ordered that upon the payment OF the cos'
of the Justice Of the Peace. Constable, and Count
Attorney John Bare be released from JAIL where h
| is now confined.
Mrs. Cradle and otben petitioned for the loeatio
| Of public road in Burr-Oak Township. Austi
George, Charles Kearney, and Samuel Lehman, wer
appointed viewers, to meet january ath at the plac
of beginning.
| 1t was ordered that John Schmitz, Charles BEN
brick II. c. Wykert, and Joseph Walker be Above,
damages on land and crops, by Of the ocatic
of public road.
| The appeal Of School District No. "a from the de
cison of the County Superintendent, was not sus
tanned.
The appeal Of School District No. Sc from the de
cision of the County Superintendent, sustained
Pat Holland was allowed to redeem lots 20, 81, -
block Z, Iowa Point, for taxes for the years 1887
Tor the sum of si3.0S. tax and certificate.
The time allowed the Housed estate to redeem land
was extended to March LIST, 1879
VIM Webb was allowed to redeem lots ca, SO, 10
block g. Severance from sales for taxes for the
1867, for the amount for which they were Sold with
10 per cent. interest
The bond Of VIM. Eye, Trustee Of Burr Oak Town
ship. was approved.
The bonds of A. S. Campbell, Justice of the Peace
of Iowa Township, and of A. W. Moore and II. p.
Beidieman, Constables of Iowa Township, ap-
proved.
The smallpox bills Of A. Angstadt, Rhoda Fish,
and DIR. J. Leigh were rejected.
The County Treasurer was authorized and directed
to pay the 500 of DonipLan County bonds issued to
bond the Indebtedness of the County in 1854 and now
due out of the County General Fund, less the amount
OF interest and sinking fund on hand for that pur-
pose.
The taxes On the northwest quarter of the north
east quarter Of section b. township q range o. for
all taxes up to 1872 RENTED on account of
roneous assessment, the land not being entered until
that time
The tax of n. Hargis and A. Rowland for 1873, to
the amount of 80 was remmitted on account of en-
roneous assessment
The tax of Alexander and Joseph Straub, on the
northwest quarter of section l6, township J. range
% RENTED to the amount of 81 CO. on account
of erroneous assessment.
petition received from August Euler and
Others asking for the location of public road from
section 81 to section &c. in township range 81 Lloyd
Bailey, Joseph Walker and John Rhue were appoint
ed viewers, to meet Tuesday, january 18th, at the
place of beginning.
b. F. Harpster was allowed to redeem lots and 5,
block 10, Severance. from tax sale for 1877 for the
amount for which it sold with 10 per cent inter-
est, paid within thirty days.
The report of 7. j. Vanderslice, A, Herman and A.
Sanford road petitioncd for by David Reese, was
received and approved, road established, and costs
allowed.
petition was received from E. c. Nuzum and 9TH
ers, asking for the location of public road from the
centre of section g. township range 10 running due
west to the County line j. b. Weeks, w. II. Form
crook and John W. Harpster appointed viewers,
with instructions meet January 30th at the place
of beginning.
A petition was received from Peter Weininger and
others, asking for the location of public road be-
ginning at the southwest of section 49, town
ship range 49, running sonth the County line to
the bridge on Wolf River. John A. Chapson, Judson
w. Idc and Hugh Benfor were appointed viewers,
with instructions January 3lst at the place
Of beginning.
The taxes Of 1873 on peronal property of W. II.
Nesbit were RENTED, in the of 1850.
VIM. Eye and Austin George were appointed to
make list of the cultivated lands which were over
lowed by the Missouri River, during the year 1873
md present said list at the March meeting of the
Board of Commissioners.
An appropriation of 500 was allowed to Marion
Township to assist in opening the Wathena and Don
phan road.
1t was ordered that the Trustee of Washington |
Township open immediately, the Wathenn and Don |
phan road.
The other business transacted by the Board, was |
he allowance of large number of bills, which will |
De reported in due time, by the County Clerk.