Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-10-15

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| .. D. Sullivan commissioner service iiso
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Hiram Blowers Road Viewer sNo
Peter Barrett IN
! G. e. i3aclSett AZ
AioilQn inade teat i warrant OF A. Is be drawn
in favor OF J. L. Sullivan to pay the expenses of
sending Mary Ballard 10 Iowa.
| Bills Of j. Nj, Spears were then audited and
allowed as follows.
boarding prisoners i'll French trial 81. 10
Serving papers in l.indQuist and Schill eases
7usE 'eIlh o. court $40,
boarding Il. L.Solomon and care Of Jail sine
| September 9th 1e n
Serving papers in Bielland insanity case aid
boarding him one week and attendance in
| Probate Court 700
Motion made and carried that the tax of CIV,
Shfyock, for the year 1885 be rebnted escept
! poll tax.
The Precincts for the general election Il be
held November 2nd 1886 with appointment Of
Judges andpoliing places were then fxsd as
follows.
Alpena school township Ne /, polling rlace al
| BARRIERS Hotel
Judges objection, Ray Barber, Rob. Elagg
| and Charles Bechtoid.
Dale school township No. ., polling placeat
| Folmg's school house.
judges OF election j. w. Thomas. Philip
Phillips. and }. II. Farnllam
| Cherry school township No. 8, polling place at
| SmaN's schcol house.
| Judges Of election p. 3. Davis a. II. Doty and
| S. i. Georgia.
Harmony No /, polling placeat Grieyes school
house.
Judges Of election s. L. ifuat!ey, CLAYTON
and g. Q. McEIwatn.
Marlar school township No &, polling place at
Corhin school house
Judges Of election j. W Lamb, A. L Hudson,
and j VI. CorDn.
Franklin school toNnshipNo. 6, polling place
at Foss school house.
Judges of election, Philip Foss, NJ Reid and
W. BroWneN.
Washington Springs School township no. I
polling place Court House.
Judges OF election a. B. Smart James john
son, and Ed Lowe
Media school township No. S, polling place at
Antony Phillips house.
Judges of election A. Phillips 3. L. Switman
and VIM. Housed
Pleasant school township No. Q, polling place
at Lynndale store.
Judges of election Moses Shaw, G. j. hunt
and Geo. kneriem.
Crow school township No. 10, polling place at
Waterbury school house.
Judges Of election J. Ponsford A. NJ. Hill
S. S, NroOman.
Blaine school township No. II, polling place at
Wheeler school house.
Judges Of election C. c. Wright 0. G. Berg and
julie Hart,
Viola school township No. 2polling place at
Center School house.
Judges of election c. Clodt. Andrew jacobson
and II. II. kser
ANNA school township No15, polling place at
Gladly, school house.
Judges of election, Asa Nodson, W. r. Day
and John L, Neal.
Grow Lake school township No. II, polling
place at Vessey's store.
Judges of election r. A. Buclwater j. 8.
Moulin and c. S. Jacobs.
Logan school township No. 10. polling place
at Fricz school house
Judges of election. a, S. Fordham L. G, Wills
and Ii. a. Frck
redemption warrant of SAT- be issued
in favor of Hamilton Arne he having
paid taxes on a full quarter section Of
land when part Of it was plated and
assessed as toWnsite,
On motion the Board adjourned until
8 o'clock a, n, October 9TH 1856.
9o'clock a, N; Board met pursuant to
adjournment. al present,
A petition was presented asking for
a bridge across Sand Creek between
sections IS and l9-108-G3. On motion,
bridge 20 1t, long, l6 It wide, 6 it,
high was authorized to be built by
road commissioners Of Alpena Twp.
On motion the tax of Gle G. Solberg
for the year 1884 on team and wagon,
which he did not have in the Terri
tory was RELATED.
Board then adjourned until one
o'clock p, N.
One o'clock p. N. Board met pursu-
ant to adjournment and proceeded to
select Il names for jurors to fill jury
list, that number having been drawn
at the last term Of Court.
Motion madeandc Card, that the ques-
ton OF the sac cS town lots belonging
to the county, by the Board ct County
Commissioners. be submitted to a vote
Of The people at the general election
November End.
Motion made and carried that the
report Of road viewers appointed to
view road at foot OF washington Fills
in towns lOS and 1O7 Range 81 be
adopted,
The petition from Franklin Town
ship asking for civil government was
AIKEN up and petition refused on the
ground that it did net appear that
there was majority Of the voters OF
tc wnship signing the petition.
Board than adjourned Sine Die
j. E. SULLIVAN,
Attest: $50 Chairman
T.. n. LOOMS, Co, Clerk.