Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-07-17
SIXTH DAY-JULY l2, 1884.

SIXTH DAY-JULY -, 1884.
Board met pursuant to adjournment;
members all present.
Treasurer's report of uncollectable
personal taxes was presented and ex-
amined.
On affidavit of Gerritt Pott his per-
sonal tax for 1883 on valuation in ex-
cess of 800 was remitted, on account
Of excessive valuation.
On affidavit of Vinton & Loyin, that
they had no property in the county on
the 1st of May 1888. their taxes for that
year were remitted.
On motion it was ordered that road
supervisors be allowed to give receipts
for road tax to all parties who were
not warned out in 1883, provided such
parties shall work out the amount of
such taxes the present year.
Application of Oliver Olson, asking
for remittance of taxes for 1883, on ac-
count Of not being a resident of the
county on the lst day of May 1883, was
rejected until said Olson shall produce
a tax raceipt for taxes of that year,
from Yankton county, Of which he was
former resident.
On motion of Mr.. Allen. the order to
add fifty per cent to the assessed valua-
tion Of merchandise and lots in Cen
treville and additions, was rescinded,
as it appears on examination that said
property was equal in valuation to
other property in the county of the
same kind.
Report of Joseph Allen, j. P, for the
quarter ending June 3Oth, 1884, was on
motion accepted and fees allowed as
follows:
Joseph Allen, justice tees, $3.50
H. Rees, sheritf's fees, $50
Petition for bridge across the Yer
million river between section 5, town
ship 9S, range so and section 80, town
ship 50, range SO, was on motion grant
ed and the clerk ordered to advertise
for bids Tor building same.
Bill of j. j. GRADER for S5 days asses
sor's work, was allowed at S255; S 55 of
same to be held until certain corrections
in assessment be made.
John schrag, 81 days deputy assessor s15e 90
Peter Unruh, 80 " 9G
j. j. Graber, 13 days clerk hire 80
cash paid
T L Hosgrove, hauling, bridge fund 1GC
Heb & Co, goods 2S IS
VIM Griffith, road work, district No sc
j Weand, work on bridge, bridge fund 3
Henry Harman moving bridge, bridge I'D % x
w II Shaw, board of pauper and insane 63 81
E Atwater, care of insane man 16
Petition for laying out road in town
ships 81 and 50, range So, was ordered
returned, no evidence being given that
any notices had been posted of inten
ton to present such petition.
On motion, board adjourned to one
o'clock p. m.
| One o'clock p. m.-Board met pursu
ant to adjournment; members all pres
ent.
The following bills were allowed ant
warrants orderen drawn for the same
G d Cone, atty fee justice court $2O.O(
j w Chapman, bolts etc b'dge I'd 4.5(
T B Buchanan, road work dist 81 16.O(
Ole Shager, witness fees 2.3(
John Ryan, burial of Stevens, pau
per, and coffin for same 1SO
Report of West Negus, j. F., for quar-
ter ending June 80, 1884, was on motion
accepted and fees allowed as follows:
West Negus, justice fees $ 1.S
D S McFibben, sheriff fees 7O
F W Shultz, interpreter fees To-
Resignation of A l. Peterman as com
missioner of insanity, was on motion
accepted. Also resignation of 7. l
Buchanan as supervisor district No. 81
and on motion Jas. Sherard was ap
pointed in his stead.
Petition for grading certain slougl
near j. J. Leases, in road district NJ
IS, was on motion granted, provided ,
j. Lease shall shall drain said slough.
Bill of j. Swan for livery hire wa
allowed at $15O.
The following resolution was on me
tion adopted by the board, to-wit:
Resolved, That the petitions now bt
fore this board asking for the layin
outof certain highways on section line
be laid over, and that petitions be eli
culated through the county for tn
opening of all section lines as publ
highways, and at the next meeting {
this board such petitions be considere
and means devised for placing all sue
roads on record in a legal manner.
The following bills were audited an
allowed and warrants ordered draw
for the same:
Jos. Allen, com. of insanity fees 2!(
j. y. Mansfield, viewing road 2.l
G. A. Near, 81
Z. Rrauch, /" g 2.(
G. NJ. Pier, clerks salary l4O.(
Q. M. Pier, exp. and fr't on books A.
On motion the board adjourned I
J July 14th, 1884.
SEVENTH DAY-JULY II, 1884.
Board met met pursuant to adjour
ment; members all present