Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-07-20
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Official Proceedings of the July Ses
sion A. ID. 1856.

Omcial Proceedings of the July ses-
sion "A. ID. 1856.
Office Board County Commissioners,
Yankton County, D.. T., Yankton July
Is, 1SS6-Board met pursuant to adj
Present-Wm. H.. Edmunds, chair
man, and Commissioners Walsh, Aaseth,
Donahue and Peiffer and the clerk.
Board resumed settlement with the
aud NEST of the forenoon spent
thereat.
The application of Robert SCHNEIDER
for liquor license, laid over from May
4th, was on mo tion taken up from the
table. Commissioner Donahue moved
that license be issued for three months,
to September so, 1856. Vote was called.
Those who voted for, were Commits
sioners Donahue and Walsh; those who
voted against were Commissioners
Aaseth and the chairman. So the motion
was declared lost. Commissioner Peiffer
being absent not voted, and the treasurer
was instructed to refund MI. SCHNEIDER
the amount paid in, $36.66.
The balance of the day spent by
examining and correcting the assessment
returns.
Approved: VIM. H. EDMUNDs, Ohm.
Attest: ERicK IyERsoN, County Clerk.
Office Board County Commissioners,
Yankton County, D. II. Yankton, July
Is 1Ss6-Board met pursuant to ad-
iournment. All members present.
Board resumed equalization of the
assessment roll. On motion the board
added fifty per cent on the amount re-
turned on property of N. j. Cramer and
A. ]. Faux as required by law for re.
fusing to sign or swear to the tax list.
Or motion the board adjourned until
tomorrow at 9 O'Clock a. NJ.
Approved: VIM. FL. EDMUEDs, Chr.
Attest: ERICK IvERsoN, County Clerk.
Office Board County Commissioners,
Yankton County, d. T., Yankton, July
18th, 1886.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
All members present.
The board proceeded to examine the
accounts against the county, and on
motion the following accounts were
allowed ca general fund:
- .a =. -.
Register Of deeds transcribing
records $51 q
J.. S.Preston, deputy sheriffs fees 81 81
e. Iverson, county clerks salary. 900 on
Patrick Brennan, sheriffs fees 1l6 OF
Wynn u Buckwalter, nails etc.. l 3;
DIR. Jas. Roane, dep. egene fees 10 OF
Dr. VIM. H. THrkopp, coroner
fees, examining insane persons 25 OF
DR.. VIM. FL. Turkopp, coroner's
inquest of bodies of Mrs. l..
Stout, B. Eriksen and F. Feifar 10 81
DIR. w. Turkopp, inquest of the
body of Mathilda Donaldson, Z 81
@. N. Wright, %coroner's juror..... go
Charles Long, %coroner's juror. 8 o.
iiai7oT Hansen, coroner's juror. 3 Oh
Fred Donaldson. witness, cor
oner's inquest l i
wv NSS "A@DSeSS
inquest ...u.......... .......... l i
Ole Eyenson, witness, coroner's
! II
Karie Lindberg, witness. coron-
ers inquest. ............ ........ l i
VIM. Ell. Turkopp, examining
Mrs. M. Smith, for insanity. Z 0
E. II. Dunn, county assessor, per
295 5
Truman l.. Pratt, fixing windows
and IL
Wymap. & Ward, meat to paupers 20 Q
A.. FL. Andrews, clock for us.
marshal's office IA 8
Ole Sampson, wood to paueers. 8 s
John Lang, decorating clerks of
district court Office &c....... 26
John Welby, cleaning cisterns IN
court h0nSe..... ....,..."..... 4 !
Jacob Max g. Son, shoes to pau
4 {
L. Congleton, probate judge, sal
t airy 90
S.B. McGlumphy, snpt. board OF
....-...". IL I
ianitor Observation-Disclosures. -. 14s
! j. u. Pennington u Son, publish
, Ing II
Peterson Bros; oil &c for Jail.... z {.
q. E. Buell.. flags for court house !
, Patrick Daily, work in court yard g
, Charles Long, boarding paupers 1913
: John A. Weeks, shoes for paupers 7
liver Bagstad, mdse. to paupers 10
u. McDevitt, mdse. to paupers 80
Patrick Dinneen, for arresting
and conveying an inaane per-
son from James river and at
tendance as witness....".... B
E. Pfotenhauer. counter for treas
urers office 104
.W. ]. Murphy, NJ. D., county
physician salary ED quarter
1880
George Wagner, repairs. U. 3.
marshal's ofice.............
1t W. y. Goodwin, labor in treas
urer's ofice.".-.."...." 1850. 9