The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-22
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COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, !
January 10, 1885.

OOA4MIssGONERS RROcEEOINGs.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
January IS, 1885.
Board met as per adjournment. All
members present.
The following bills were allowed:
Swan, Fred Love, A hyder, J A
/ Hebbel. Nary Thomas, Allie Conrey. Gabe
arnold. Bruce Bomgarner. Denlel Waltz,
Hills. witness lees. State vs.. Grsntley. $3.50.
L u Carter, repairs TO saw horse and =.
" Ganse, road dam sges Is 90
J 6 TSayior. CLERK 1sss. State vs. Lii
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Whereas, It appears from evidence
| produced befors this board, that Jacob
ZeiRIer OF jackson township was erron-
eously assessed 100000 tor e mortgage,
| II Is therefore ordered that said 100000
be stricken from the assessment OF said
Zsigler.
[Signed.l jobs. L. BUTLER
Chairman.
1t was ordered by the board that the
county treasurer furnish bonds for costs
in certain suits to be brought by the
county attorney for Lyon county.
In the matter OF the protest of Albert
Odell against paying his personal prop
| erty tax, this board is Ofthe opinion that
| the said Odell Is legally assessed, and &C
cOrdInRly sustain the tax
lSigled1 JOHN l.. BUTLER
Chairman.
II was ordered by the board that the
assessment of LOT 8. Washington Park adj
dition to the city of Emporis, he Teduc-
ed from Ss25 70 $l25. as saId assessment
was q clerical error of the assessor.
II was also ordered that the assess
ment of lot 3l3 Commercial street. In
the city OF Imports. be reduced from
$500 to $3.50, the $500 being q clerical
error Of the assessor.
sale certificates Nos. 575. 576, SIT, SIS.
$40, 733. 734, 735, 736. 737, 73s, 7S9. TAO
and TAI, sale OF 1884, be refunded, with
10 per cent interest to Alfred Roberts,
said sales being on exempt school prop
erty in NeOsho Rapids.
It Is ordered by the board that tax
sale certificate No. 1l3, sale of 1884, be
refunded with 10 per cent interest, to T.
L. Ryan, said sale being erroneous.
The following communication was
presented from the mayor of Emporia:
To the board Of honorable county commits
siOncTs;
GENTLEMEN: wish you would settle
the matter al this session, what l am TO
dn in cases such AS Will be presented To
you by Father Meyers. Here is man
wounded and supposed to be in con-
dition that he will die if he does not
have immediate medical attendance. The
police and citiZ ms take him 10 the hos
pital. Shall they clnse the doors on
him, or take him in and attend T. him.
ana him, and If so'who pays the bill?
The same case applies to the boUtblack
who had bis leg amputated.
Will you please settle the questions
above so that the mayor and the hUspit-
al people will 10 future know what 10
dor Please put It IN writing. Very
truly. s B. WARREN, Mayor.
To which the board replied US fol.
lows:
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
EMPoRIA, Kan, Jan. ID, 1885.
Hon. 8. B. Warren. m ayOr of the city OF En-
poria:
DEAR SIR: 1 reply TO your communi-
caIion TO this board OF dale OF January
- AOOO, Cp1SCA SCASolh PNL-
sons TO St. Mary's hospital, and asking
this board 10 state its position in writing,
We have TO say:
Send all your poor TO the Lyon county
poor farm, and tor those needing medical
attendance send the county physician.
Respectfully yours,
ISigned1 JOHN l. BUTLER,
W " PHILLIPS,
T. E. MCMILLAN.
Commissioners.
The road petition of T. s. Kruiz, was
presented, and the same being a legal
one and an approved bond being on file,
the board appointed the following view
ers thereon: Anderson Hunter, II. W.
Hawkins and Chss. EIdridge.
The road petition of g. n. Carter was
presented. and the same being a legal
petition and an approved bond being on
file, the board appointed the following
viewers thereon: Taylor Marley, A.
Stout and UrIah HOdson.
The road petition of ). G. DarF, Ct al.
was presented, and the same being a
legal petition and an approved bond be =
ing on file. the board appointed the fol-
lowing viewers thereon: B. F. Holdings |
worth, A. A. Allen and Henry Upton.
The road petition OF E. Bolinger ct
al. was presented, and the same being a
legal petition and an approved bond be-
ing on file. the following viewers were
appointed thereon: n. NJ. Blankenship, |
Frank Van Gundy and Geo. White.
The road petition of J. w. Reeder ct |
al was presented, and the came being a |
legal petition and an approved bond he
ing on file, the board appointed the fol |
lowing viewers thereon: 1. Wilson, L.
N. SeeEar and Il. @. Adams.
The road petition of w. d. Franks ct |
al. was presented, aud the same being q |
legal petition and an approved bond be
lug on file, the board appointed the fol- |
lowing viewers therein: Jesse Stratton,
John r. McKinsey and Adam Hitler. |
The road petition OF Albion Miller,
ct al. was presented, and the same being |
a legal petition, and an improved bond |
being on file, the board appointed the
viewers thereon: Joseph |
Frost, William McCrearY aud Carl
Scheel
The road petition of ID. Z Cook. ct al.
was presented and the ssme being
legal petition and an approved bond
being on file the board appointed as
viewers thereon to-wit: Andrew Hin
shaw, Joseph Rlckabaugh and Owen
Davis.
The road petition of W. T. Hendryx
ct al. was presented. and said petition
not having the legal number of signers,
il was not accepted
The board then adjourned until to.
morning
Attest: ROWLAND LAKIN,
County Clerk.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
January II, 1885.
Board met as per sdjnurnment, all |
members present.
1t was ordered by the board that the
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