Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-08-25
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Official Proceedings Of the Adjourn
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Office Board OF County Commissioners,
Ysnktop, DIT. Aug. 18th 1883: Board
met pursuant to adjournment. Present
Commissioners John o. Aasetb, Ole
Kjildseth. Vim, M. Powers and the
sheriff aud county auditor. On motion
John o. Aaseth was elected chairman
pro tenn.
Several petitions for change OF bound
aries Of school districts were presented
to the board, and, upon motion, action
thereon was postponed until next Mon
day, Aug, 10Th 1888
On motion the board adjourned until
Monday August Goth at 10 O'Clock o. m.
Approved: JOHN O. AAsETH, Ohm, p. t..
Attest: CHRISTIAN HAaE, o.. Auditor.
Office Board, County Commission ers,
Yankton County, ID. T-Yankson. Mon
day, 2uth 1888: Board met pursuant to
adjournment. Present Commissioners
Edmunds. chairman. Aaset5, Peiffer'
PowersE and Kjildseth; also Peter
Royem, deputy county auditor and Fr.
Kinoel, sheriff.
The auditor reported to the board that
on the 25th day of July, 1888, he had
granted a written permission under 4,
chapter So, revised code to VIM. FL.
Frederick. On motion the permission
SO granted was not approved, and the
license granted by said auditor was va
Gated by virtue OF s 5 of chapter 36 re-
vised code.
The following communication having
been filed in the county auditors office,
July 3lst 1888. was read:
"Yankton, d. T. July l4th 1881
herewith agree to cure Lutitis Frericks
for the sum OF fifty dollars ($50.0O). In
case I effect no cure I an TO receive no
pay. The county, however, pays for the
medicine. VIM b. TURKopP. M. d.
On motion said offer was accepted.
On motion the sum of So. 90 WAS or
dered to be refunded to the AID. Pinohen
estate on excessive assessment for 1887.
On July 10th 1883, three petitions for
changing the boundaries OF districts 4,
10, 80 and 40 were filed by the county
superintendent OF schools in the Office
OF the county auditor. Accompanying
each of said petitions was the written
recommendation of the county superin-
tendent, that action on the same be de-
feEred until August 18th 1888, the board
did, acting upon suoh recommendation.
postpone action thereon until August
Goth 1888.
Nov this 20th day OF August the day
postponed, several parties in interes'
being present, the superintendent: O.
schools was requested to submit his re-
port on said petitions to the board. Up
on motion q recess was taken until
O'clock p. M.
At2 O'clock p. m, the said superin.
tendent of school made his report upoi
all and each OF said pc itlons. The pc
%tltions above referred to are as follows
A petition to change the bonndarie
of district 4 SO as to transfer the u Q I
the 8 e and the d section 30. 2e
81 and the 8 a of the 3 W a section %
ninety-four, fifty four, from distric
tour to district forty. The superinter
dent of schools, in writing, recommend
that the petition be granted. A motion
that the change Of boundaries. as praye'
for. be moi granted was lost.
A petition asking that section six
township ninety-three, range fifty .sever
and section thirty-o township ninety
four, range fifty-four. be transferre
from district number four to distric
number thirty was read. The supeyin
~tendent of schools. in writing, recon
mends that the petition be granted.
motion that the change OF boundsrle
> OF the district, as prayed for, be NJ
granted was lost.
The third petition asks that th
boundaries Of district number four be E
changed as to transfer section thirty-si
township ninety-four, range fifty fv,
from district four to distrlct nlnsteer
: The superintendent OF schools recon
mends that the petition be granted.
T motion that the change, as prayed 10
be not granted, wal loRt.
A remonstranee against each and O
of said petitions was presented. Sal
remonetrance was filed in the count
auditors office and purported to hav
beea signed by Patrick Dineen, Joh
Stanage, W. Fl. Smith, Richard Smit
james Stanage and Robert ATmstron
On motion the same was laid on tt
table.
8 The board then proceeded to open Il
: bids or file for grading Of county road
After having considered all the bid
tine Did oi Peter Gndmunson for gradir
ia the bottom road north of what is co:
monty called "Miner's bridge" at sew
cents per cubic yard, was on motion a
cepted and q contract fox Euch VOL
!" awarded TO him.
On motion the bid OF Jacob Lorentz
and Erick Boysen for ditching ar
grading the public highway near Utit
at eight cents per cubic yard was q
certed, end the contract therefore Rwar
ed to them.
Action upon the bids for grading o.
. graveling the Sioux Falls road frc
Rudolph hill to James river bridge W