Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-13
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Official Proceedings OF the April
Term. a. d., 1856.

Official Proceedings OF the April
Term. a. d.. 1856.
Office Board County Commissioners
Yankton County, Dakota Territory,
Yankton, April 9th, 1sS6-Board met
pursuant to adjournment. ALI present.
Board called to order by the chair
man.
On motion the board proceeded with
the road petition, on file with the clerk,
as per motion carried on Monday the
9th instant.
The clerk laid before the board a
petition signed by j. II. Pearson and
thirteen others praying for a county
road running west from the foot of
Broadway street in the city of Yankton,
and on motion action on said petition
was postponed until Tuesday the 4th
day of May next, and during the time
one in the board will examine the pro-
posed road as to it's feasibility.
The petition of James PapiE and IF
teen Others praying for a county road
running south from Bon Homme road
south, was on motion granted, and T..
Seely, F. NJ. Withes and w. Lowe was
appointed viewers on said road, to meet
at the store of Pelffer Bros, on the 26th
day of April. at IL o'clock a. m. to view
the proposed road.
the petition of Ira L. Bush and
others, praying for a public highway
in section 1 town 95 range Sd was on
motion granted, and Gottlieb Rabe,
Nicholas Hansen and LARS Hansen were
appointed viewers, and to meet at Lars
Hansen's house or the LIST day of June
1886, at 10 o'clock a. m, and to proceed
and view said road.
The petition of Michael Ugofsky and
nineteen Others praying for a county road
running west on ssction limo between
sections and II. 2. II, 8. 10, A, 8, 5, s., q
and Z, to the west line of township "a
range 81, was on motion granted, and
county surveyor instructed to plat and
record the same, and the. said road If
hereby declared a public highway.
Also the petition OF John Linger and
six others praying for a public highway
between sections Is and 16, 8 and 10, {
and 4. township Oh, range 81, was on
motion granted and the said line
declared a public highway and the
county surveyor is hereby INSTRUCTED
to locate and plat the same.
The following resolution was intro.
duced and unanimously adopted.
ResOlued, That the county surveyor
be and he is instructed to survey and
cause to be marked by one or two
burrows OF each side of the public high.
way running north and south on section
line between sections 80 and SO, % anG
70. 30 and 81, 16 and II, 8 and 8, and
4 and 5 in township 95, range Sc, to the
north line of said township.
The petition of Phillip Ramp and
Others praying Tor o re-survey of 9
certain county road in township, was or
motion granted and the county surveyor
Is hereby instructed to survey and estab
lish said road from the south to the
north boundary of said township.
The clerk presented to the board 9
numerousiy signed petition praying the
board of county commissioners not t,
grant license to Robert Schneider to sell
intoxicating liquors. The board heard
Chas. b.. Rosstenscher for the applicant
and u. b. French on behalf of the pc.
%titioners.
Thereupon Commissioner Donahue
moved the board to grant the said
license. A vote being called, those
voting yea were Commissioners Peifel
and Donahue. Those voting against
the motion were Commissioners Walsh,
Aaseth and Mr.. Chairman, SO the motion
was declared lost.
Commissioner Aaseth moved that
license be not granted by this board to
Robert Schneider to sell Intoxicating
liquor, and his money paid to the county
treasurer be refunded, and the sheriff be
instructed to notify Robert Schneider Of
the action by this board. Motion raa
carried by the following vote:
Those voting for the motion
were Commissioners Walsh, Aaseth.
and Mr.. Chairman. Those
voting against the motion was Commits
sloners Pietfer and Donahue, SO the
motion was declared carried.
The bid Of Robert Schneider for. fur.
nisling ice at the court house for the
coming season for the sum Of $3.50
was on motion awarded to Robert
Schneider provided said ice is cleaned
and put into the tank provided for that
purpose.
A communication from Clay county
board OF commissioners j n regard to
taxing railroad property, was referred
back without action by this board.
On motion the following bills was
allowed:
GENERAL FUND.
a. III. Andrews & Go. Chicago,
furniture in the q. s. mar
shals ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 328. 90
tLang Brothers, papering and
decorating in q. s. marshal's
....... .......$ 40 0Q,
Fred donaldson, wood for
8 90.
y. McCnlly, water delivered to
county jail. 8 25
Mnnroe q Munroe, painting in q.
=. marshal's Office IS IA 90
J.k. Sanborn Son, moulding
etc. in q. s. marshaiIs
Office. & az
Henry A. Rnrk WORK nt,nnhlia