Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-04-10

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clerk on or before noon of July 7th,
1884, bridges to be completed on OF be-
fore September 1st. 1884, and payment
to be made in Turner county bridge
warrants. The commissioners reserve
the right to reject any or all bids. Mo
tion carried and the clerk SO ordered.
The following bills were audited and
allowed and warrants ordered drawn
for the same:
Richard Finlay, n 2. medical services ren.
dered to Albert kickhoif, pauper Sl25 90
A /. Peterman, same 40GO
John Hoetilnger, board and care of same g GO
X Rees, repairs for Jail, sherlff's fees, &C. il 60
Lamsen s Farnswerth. coal, lumber. &c. II IS
= discount on warrants 707
On motion, board adjourned for din
ner.
One o'clock p. m:-Board met pursu2
ant to adjournment; members all pres
ent.
On application of Tyler s. Co., stating
that in the present condition Of the
Marion mill property it is not worth
the assessed valuation for the year
1888. the valuation of the same was re-
dnced to $4,000 for that year.
On motion the boundaries of sceool
townships No. and 9 were rearranged
as follows: The southeast quarter of
section 33 and the south half of sections
"a, IS and So. township 90, range 54,
were taken from township No. 9and
added to township No. Z, making the
township line between townships 81
and 6S, range 81, the dividing line be-
tween said townships from the east side
to center of section 80, then the quarter
section line through west half section
80 and sections 80 and 81 to west line Of
the township.
Bill of P. A. Dawson, road supervisor
district No. 6, was rllowed at $19.12.
Petition of u. c. Smith and others
for change of highway, as follows:
Commencing 90 rods west of the south
east corner of section 4, township 9S,
range So; thence northerly to. north
line of section 4, and for the vacation
of the section line road between sections
3 and 4, in said township, was present
ed, and the board being satisfied that
proper notice of intention to present
such petition had been given, appointed
John Boynton, James Rundell and
Henry Harmon as viewers, to meet at
ID. Q. Smiths house on Saturday, the
10th day of April, at 10 o'clock a. M. to
there view said proposed change of
highway, and to report their action in
the matter to this board at their next
session.
On motion, William Robinson was
appointed road supervisor for district
No. l, A. Bonine failing to qualify.
The following bills were audited and
allowed and warrants ordered drawn
for the same:
A. L Peterman, med. attendance
pauper Geo Stevens s 1000
John Dwyer, team burial pauper 200
Oscar Elce, board Mr.. and Mrs.
Lane, team hire, &c.-claimed,
$3.50; allowed $500
w. II. Shaw, board G.Stevens % 90
John Ryan. I" /" 5000
j. Edminster, board of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lane 500
S. L. Berry, boarding team, Lane
claimed, So; allowed 600
Vale p, Thielman, rent 1890
Oshkosh Lumber Co, lumber and
coal 1sls
j. H. Queal & Co, coal and dis
count on warrants II 33
Robbins & Pratt, lumber and iron,
bridge fund 35 16
Robbins & Pratt, discount on WITS 8 SO
G. x. Morton, constable fees S 80
Perkins Bros, books 43 SO
James Zuver, making assessors
report to school clerks 800
CT. Hackett, printing, station
cry, etc 42oa
w. q. Brown, printing 1900
J. E. Hazlitt, printing 1884
o. c. Stuart, team, care pauper 500
j. McGrail, med. services pauper II Is
Geo. Beeken. care pauper, claim
ed, $23.50; allowed 1900
l. H. Newly, sheriff's fees, court 222 95
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