The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-10-10
countr Commissioner, ProeeedIngs.

The minutes of last regular meeting and inter-
vening sessions were read and approved.
On motion the penalty and interest due on per-
sonal property tax Of c. W. Lohr, also penalty
and interest due on northwest quarter Of section
so, township ia, range 65, was ordered stricken
from the tax lists, Mr.. Lohr being the owner,
and sufferer by haIstora.
Personal property tax Of James Scott not being
taxable according to afidayits on fiii the same
was ordered stricken from the lists except road
and school poll
Reports OF James Leak, treasurer Claremont
school township, aud Ferdinand Voigt treasurer
of Henry school township, were re-examined, and
sl5 allowed each for services as school officers.
Bill of Porter Milling Co. for county, coal,
Uamounting to si4S.i5, was ordered paid.
Owing to double assessmsnta warrant amount
Fling to $2O2 was ordered drawn IN favor of John
Wade, being rebate of penalty and interest and
school poll.
On motion bills as follows were ordered paid
St. Croix Lumber Co., lumber $l9A 90
j, Ii. Perry, attorneys fees 30 90
VIM. Bordes, rebate poll road ! 80
On motion the following named unorganized
tow ships were declared voting precincts, poll
ing placss established and judges appointed as
follows
Aberdeen City hall; &. II. Alley, G. T. Weed,
/ p T, Amiey. * !
Newhope-S School house No. 4, northwest or
of sec. 9, 121-65; G. r.. @, Macleod, O. q. San
born, Louis Lavign. !
Cambria--School house No. 2, on section az,
iai-66ss; 6s T. OVENS 0ieE Eyssson, t. D. Holmes.
Greenfield House Of August Pine; August
Pine, Dewitt Morgan; A. g. Bartlett
| Carlisle-seo. %, 1866; y L. Carlisle; David
Eight, Roderick Hill.
Libery House of joe, Russell; Jos. Russell,
G.. e. johnson, Martin Head
/ Lansing Postofice; g. ID. Perkins, Fl. G..
Cobnrn, @. s. Fuller
On motion COMMISSIONS districts Nos. a and 8
were changed from former boundaries, and are
now described as follows, viz: District No. to
comprise all Of Riverside, Groton, Hanson,
Henry, Garden Prairie, Gem, Rondell, Warner
and New Hope Townships.
District No to comprise all OF Bath, Aber-
deem, Mercier, orawasy,a Carlisle and W 1"Fssttport
townships.
District No | to comprise balance Of town.
ships not above specified
4 On modon, the county clerk was instructed to
procure he necessary. election blanks and poll
books for the election Of the following named
officers and to have he eleeticn notices posted
according TO law:
One delegate to congress, two members Of the
council Of helegislative assembly, four members
of.the house of representatives of the Legislative
assembly, one county commissioner for third
district, one regis or Of deeds, one sheriff, one
treasurer, one superintendent public schools,
one clerk Of district court, one Judge Of probate
court, one district attorney, one assessor, one
coroner,.one county surveyor, four constabies,
four Justices Of the peace.
On motion board adjourned, sine die.
i MosDAY, October 6, 1884.
i Regular meeting of the county commissioners,
Commissioners Caanon, IIurlbut and LAWN
present.
On motion liquor licenses were granted to the
following parties for three months: Warner &
Hoipin, b. eoykepdailiiii i i NJ NJ Fray, III.
Conner, Kindschi q Smith, Hart Bros, d. p.
Shilion, Julien Bonneau, Il. r. David. g.. !.
smith. James Ringrose, r. Il. Swanson, Finsand
& Johnson and A. Il. Atherton.
Liquor bonds OF +. r. Swanson, Finsand &
i Johnson and w ii. Gomstock were approved .
On motion $l4 was allowed J. d, Mason, bal
ance for assessors services
The personal tax assessment of Eugene Walker
was ordered reduced $500, he having fled afIida-
Wit that the assessment was $500 too high.
The penalty and interest on taxes Of Strong
Bros, Richard Williams, Ap. Jones, William
Hickman ard George Hickman were ordered
stricken from the tax 'lists
i Afadasits Of ] w. Watson and Roderick Nc
Kenzie haying been fled, stating their personal
! property was not taxable for 1889. the same.
except the polls, was ordered stricken from the
lists.
On motion eeventy-fve cents was ordered to
apply on poll tax Of VIM. wilkinson, treasurer
to apply said amount
/ On mo ion the following bills were ordered
paid;
| ] =. James, envelopes for sup't s II 20
| Sullivan Schlie be, blacksmith work Z 90
g. NJ Ha r0un, bridge work 95 SO
w. "a. HorleY, draying "a IS
j z. u. Spence, probate Judge salary rs OF
/ J H. James. office rent 1875 OF
/ Savage jackson, bridge iron and freight I'll 25
/ Il. w. Jones, salary and per diem ~ 2l4 4a
| JF obs y sheridan, bridge samber s96 So
d. @. Mckenzie, county clerk salary l50 80
| Personal property Of Andrew Thoraop having
been ASSESSED twice for the year 1883, one
assessment was ordered stricken from the tax
lists
On motion the board adjourned until Friday,
October 10th, at 0 am.
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