The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-02-03


of J. c. Cline as comm issioner Of Insani- |
ty for amount of $500 rejected. The fol
lowing bills were then allowed: L.
Johnson for arg VIM CHI rlotte and III lie
age pr od'r crt 81 40; Christopher mds
IS cents; D S Gulnter for two transcr! pts
So 90; ID 5 Guiuter blacksnithing 81 30;
n c Nash Tor stationery and printing
proceedings 1914 10. Tie balance of the
day was spen, IN comforting with G W
Naylor cx- county trea: urer, and iE solic-
ting correspondence for preliminary
sketch from architects for Jail. On mo-
ton the Board then adjourned at O'Clock
D. N. to meet at 8 O'Clock a. IN. the next
day.
January 25th, 1891.
Board me, in the morning according 10
adjournment; members all present. Min
ules Of yesterdays proceedings read and
approved Several road receipts were
presented by persons who had paid their
taxes for the years 1873 and 1879, and
failed to apply said receipts asking that
the amount be refunded but rejected by
the Board on the ground that such bus
ness belongs to the township. A petition
from Eden township was presented ask
ing tina. a road be opened on quarter line
from south line of section "a in said town
to Union county line, but was rejected on
account Of proper notice having not been
given. An affidavit was filed by " D
Sites, agent Of c. X. Howard OF Sioux
Falls sitting that the personal property
Of said G X Howard that was assessed for
the years 1874, 1915, was the same years
assessed in Minnchaha county, and taxes
paid on the same in that county. The
Board therefore ordered that the said
personal taxes against said G. X. Howard
for the years 1874 and 1915 be Cancelled.
On motion The Board adjourned at II
O'Clock one hour for dinner. The Board
met after dinner according t" adjourn
ment; members all present. The Board
then received telegram from d Cam
cron that lie would meet them al noon the
mex: day, and on motion they concluded to
! wait for HIM for the purpose Of consult
lag with him about matters Of iDpor-
lance to the county Nothing further ap-
pcarlpg before the Board they then adj
journed to o'clock a. IN. the next Gay.
January Goth, 1881.
Hoard mnt in the morning according to
J o.ii.,,r,,,rant here all
pres mt Minutes of yesterdays proccc l.
ngs read and approved.
On motion the county treasurer was
then ordered to transfer the old cnunty
road and pol fund TO the county fuAd
On IN ,tion tie Board adjourned hour
for dinner Rccouycned after dinner; all
members present The following bills
were then allowed: o S Clifford ATTY fees
for d.f'g IIusk s95 90 do d.
II Grunlle - OG do do
VIM Saline ana L Goultry %: A 7 Dixon
for taking VIM Husk to Sioux Falls and
back II 40; T: S Alexander for stoves fur
nShei the county 90.
Whereas, Perkins Bros, publishers and
manufacturers of blank books, etc, of
Sioux City, Iowa, have proposed to furn-
ish said count of Lincoln, Dakota terri
tory, as per printed price list this day
filed b. said Perkins Bros with the county
Clerk, q, q reduction in price from said
printed price list cf IL per ct, which said
supplies are to be delivered to said Liza
coin county at the county seat, the express
charges and freight on said goods being
prepaid by said Perkins Bros.
Therefore it is upon motion hereby re-
solved that said proposition be accepted,
and we hereby accept The same, aud here
by authorize the county clerk to enter in >
: to contract with the said Perkins Bros.
for and in behalf of Lincoln Co according
TO the terms of the said proposition for
the term of one year from the 26lh of Jan.
A. D. 1881.
Provided however thai any and all
goods srid Perkins Bros. may fu. nis!i
under sui III contract for said Lincoln Go.
shall be first class of the kind ordered and
prove satisfactory to SAID county in all
respects.
rhe board Adjourned at G O'Clock p.
p III. to meet at 9 O'Clock q. III. next day.
JAN, p, 1881.
Board met in the morning persiant to
adjournment; all members present.
J. G. Cline then presented TO the board
his resignation As com missioner of Insan-
ity, and upon motion the same is hereby
accepted The said Office of commissions
cr of Insonity was then rendered to Mr..
Benjamin Kennedy, and accepted by him I,
and he was then declared duly appointed
| commissioner OF insanity.
The following bills were then allowed
4 z Dixon, Dist Court days, So 90
W l. Dick, service as bailiff 8 DAYS, 800
J I. johnson, taking care of HuSk, 400
/ jsnltor IN court GOO
W NJ Cuppctt, Clerk of court, 1900
| w S Smith. sry's as petit juror da's 20
The board adjourned one hour for din
| ner. ....... ..
| Re convened after di2ner, members all
| present.
The afternoon was mostly taken up in
considering matters, pertaining to the III
terest Of the county.
The board before adjourning allowed
the following bills viz:
OF Brandhagen, four days services as
| county commissioner and miiage $l4 20.
| Nathan Noble, four days services as Co
commissioner and milage 1920. P G