Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-04-16

house 81 Amos II. Haskins on The
18th day Of May, A. d. 1884, at II
o'clock, 1. m. qualify, proceed TO
view said road and report 70 the
board Of county commissioners at
their regular session in July next.
Road petition Of G. p. Lake ct al,
was taken up and on motion view
era were appointed in accordance
with law, to-wit: Lalmoh Maynard,
Jesse Fetterman and VIM. NJ. Vim
son; said viewers to meet at the res
idence Of H. H. Powell on the 9th
day Of May, A. D. 1884, at lUo'clock
a. M, qualify, proceed to view said
road and report to the board Of
county commissioners at their regu-
lar session in July next.
Road petition Of Solomon May
nard was taken up and On motion
viewers were appointed in accord
ance with law to-wit: WIN. NJ. Vim
son, Clark Northup and Runyen
Compton; said viewers to meet at
the court house in Elk Point, on the
18th day Of May A. d. 1894. at 8
o'clock a. m, qualify, proceed to
view said road and report to the
board Of county commissioners ut
their regular session in July next.
Petition Of Patrick Connolly ct al
for the vacation Of a portion of what
is known as the 'Ponca road" was
taken up and ON motion viewers
we're appointed in accordance with
law to-wit: N. ]. Wallace, John r..
Wood and d. P. Walker: said view.
ers to meet at the court house in
Elk Point. Oak, On the 2nd day Of
June 1884, at 3 O'Clock, a. m. qpal-
lily, proceed to view said road and
report to the board of county COM
missioners at their regular session
in July next.
The following liquor license bonds
were taken up and ON motion ap.
proved and license ordered issued
to the following named persons ac-
, cording to the terms of their reslec-
tive bonds to-wit: Batttsc Reanleau,
George Page, Alfred Guillaume, Cary
O'Connor and Nelson Myers.
On motion the board adjourned
to meet at 8 O'Clock, n. III. the 9th
inst.
THIRD DAY.
Elk Point, Oak, April 9th, 1884.
9oclock, &. m,
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
members all present, also the clerk,
On motion John Z. Lundburg was
appointed road supervisor of dist.
riot No. 80.
On motion h. m. Cunimins was
appointed justice of the peace fol
Brule township.
On motion the personal tax o.
James NJ. Cook, for the year 1888
was RENTED and ordered stricken
off of tax lists, it appearing from af.
! tidavits on file that said Cook was
not a resident Of the county and had
no property in the county on the
first day of April 1883.
Quarterly report Of Jacob Kipling-
err, justice of the peace, was taken
up and on motion approved, justice
fees and witness fees on tie part o.
the prosecution allowed.
Liquor license bond Of John
Mounsey, by his guardian, Joseph
Yerter, was taken up and or motion
approved and license ordered issued
Petition Oiled by Ira SMITH Of
citizens Of township ninety-fve,
range fo%rty-nine, praying that said
congressional township be organized
into y civil township by the namc 81
Alcester, under chapter 1l2, laws 81
1883, was taken up aud OH motion
dismissed for the same reasons as
given in rejecting a petition of came
nature on the llth day OF January,
1854.
The following bills were audited
and or motion allowed:
CW Beggs mase for county $50 IS
Soseph Shay lab on roads Is 50
John Clementson bounty on
wo!fscalp 90
Charley Peterson keeping pau % %
JAS A Smith sheriffs fees 81 95
I Smith quarter sal as pro-
butte judge rs 90
Abe Strobel wood and carriage
for county AZ %
c Lewiston lAlior on roads 4 so
Lars johnson 800
4 Scott boarding prisoners q 30
Jacob Kiiiinger justice fees 20 10
Jas Halliday wit fee jus court 3 so
Jas Halliday, Jr" $50
Jno H Wheelock" $50
John Edwards $50
Geo Edwards $50
John Cory $50
Geo Holmes $50
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