The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-04-23

Tho following bills were allowed:
J. H. Taylor, commissioner Of insane $40 ao
H. A. Tice, 40
E. Bacon, salary, probate judge, January
F. McCaw. envelopes for clerk Of court as
G. w. Vandusen q Co., coal for Co officers 90
]. X. James, Office rent, Jan. to April rs 90
John Morris Co record for clerk Of court ~ 90
James Wells, balance Of attorney fee. Jump
erys. Brown county IS 90
Horace Barnard, printing treasurer report 70
. balance on treasurer's
L. Lager: coal for poor, asked sra.4s, al
Mrs. c H. Davenport, board and care of
pauper, asked 5000 allowed rs 90
c. H. Davenport, coffin and digging grave rs 90
Perkins Bros, books and stationery, asked
$Ioz. so, allowed loo 90
A. E. Petingill NJ D., medical attendance
on pauper. asked $4s.ro, allowed IS 90
G. Barnard q Co., u dog. sherif's day
John ssaS,. sSS4s Co. stationery 5ss
On motion the personal tax of David
Mclaughlin, amounting to $s.97, was
ordered stricken from tax list, the
same having been assessed and paid in
Walworth county.
On motion the personal property tax
of H. Barnard, amounting to $l.05 was
ordered stricken from tax list having
been illegally assessed. Also a rebate
of $4.00 road and school poll being ii.
legally assessed and paid.
On motion the petition of Fred John
son for rebate of tax was rejected
On motion rebate amounting to
$5.98 for the redemption of lots 13,
IA, 10. IS, block 81, in Ii. & l.. add to
Aberdeen belonging to Catholic church,
and illegally sold for taxes of 1884, was
ordered. Also tax on same lots for 1885
was ordered stricken from tax list
On motion the bid of Geo. ID. Barnard
& Co. for tax books for 1886 amounting
to STAT. 80 was accepted
A petition by the citizens of Frcder.
lex praying the commissioners grant no
liquor license in said village was reject.
ed on the ground that the petition did
not represent a majority of the electors
in Frederick.
The following livuor licenses were
granted:
Warner & Halpin, village of Frederick
Davy Coykendall, village of Frederick.
COLUMBIA, April 8, 1885.
Full board present. Commissioner
LAWN in the chair.
A rebate warrant was ordered in ia.
vor of j. Vim. Smith of Rondell twp
for $24. SO having in error paid taxes Of
another party of same name.
On motion the report of Geo. X. Lay
bourn. Justice of the peace in Groton
was accepted and the following fee al
lowed:
Geo. r. Laybourn, justice fees. 81 4c
Quarterly report of VIM. Story, JUS
tice of the peace Frederick) was &C
cepted and the following fees allowed
VIM. Story. justice fees, $8 o
John Way, justice fees, os
Wm. Drum, deputy sheriffces, I3 8
c. A. Curtis constables fees. 8 81
One dollar was allowed each of the
following named witnesses:
A. L. Collins, E. Pettingill, d. Collins,
HI. Barnard. Chas. Davis, VIM. Strom
HI. Van Slyke and VIM. Drum.
VIM. Drum, witness fees, 81 IL
Geo Shonis, zs
Z. II. Lunn, rIt
One dollar and ten cents each was
allowed following named jurors: A. s
Dam, A. l.. Stoddard, o. Calkins, Gus
Larson, H. Van Slyke, VIM. McNally
VIM. Burton, II. HI. Mcmillan, B. b
Woodcock and A. Chrisholm
On motion the petition of New Hope
township asking for civil township or
ganization, the boundaries to conform
to the school township boundaries, wa
granted and an election called for Apri
"a, 1885, to elect township officers The
following named judges were appointed
for said election: j. E. Hardness, N
p. Wells and o. G, Sanborn, said cleo
tion to be held at school house No. A
New Hope township.
On motion a warrant for $500 wa
ordered drawn to reimburse Oneot,
township on bridge work.
On motion the board agreed to pro
vide the material for building is #
span approach to the bridge at West
port and allow the township ten dollar
for building the same and anchorint
mud sills.
1t was moved and supported to re
|ject the application Of B. E. Campbell