Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-04-14
CUSTER CRY, April 5. 1883.
j. 4. PITCHER, County Clerk.

ment.
Present: All the members and coun-
ty clerk.
Assessment of Marion Clark for year
1887, reduced from $40 to $40, as re-
ccipt calls for. 1t appearing to the board
that a forgery has been committed by
some n unknown TO commissioners.
Assessment of Sarah NJ. Marble for
year 1887, reduced from S2,4l0 TO 81 $40,
assessor acknowledging that it was an
error Of his assessment, should have
read on 100 acres land 81 900 instead of
81 800.
Assessment Of Aaron Huff for the
year 1856, reduced from 81 900 to 81 900,
land assessed by assessor without the
knowledge Of Huff, after roll beng
signed by Huff.
Assessment of q. A. Campbell for the
year 1886, reduced from S2,205 to 81, 1895,
the amount reduced was raised by as
SCISSOR after being signed by, and with
out the knowledge of said q. A. Camp
bell.
Assessment of ]. ID. Perkins for the
year 1887, reduced from 1927 to 81 1857.
being original amount returned by said
Perkins; it appearing to the board from
satisfactory evidence, that Perkins was
assessed for property belonging to other
parties.
1t appearing to the board, that j. b.
McCloud has been assessed for four road
polls and four school polls, as shown by
his receipt, he is granted a rebate of
$3.50, to be paid by warrant from county
general fund.
The following license bonds for the
sale Of intoxicating liquors were pre-
scented, examined and approved, and
license issued to the respective parties
as follows:
Wright 4 Baty, Custer City, 8 months,
from April LIST, 1888.
f. O. Burton, Custer City, 8 months,
from April lst, 1888.
Paul Kleemann, Custer City, 5 months,
from April lst, 1883.
c. A. Haserodt, Custer City, 3 months,
from April LIST, 1888.
Frank l.. Buckle. Hermosa, 8 months,
from April lst, 1883.
w. n. Walker, lIermosa, 8 months,
from April lst, 1883.
Plunkett, Lynch & Co, Buffalo Gap,
3 months, from April lst, 1883.
The following bills were examined,
approved, and orders drawn on the
county general fund as follows:
Custer Chronicle, printing and
statlonery."".".."""".".""."S 80 20
J. W. Barnett, 40 cords green
wood for court house.."...... 90 90
Buffalo Gap News, printing, etc y 80
J. A. Stanley, Hermosa Pilot,
printing, etc".""..."..".."... 10 %
Willard Altatfer, pitch wood for
cOul thOuSe............."".... II 90
O. L.. MetCalf, pitch wood for,
court house NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ) %
James Lunger, saving wood for
court ......... ~ 90
w. j. Bowls, wiring 62 chairs
for court house.."..."......... l2 40
Smith & Fitch, clothing furnish
ed prlsOnerS......"."."..."... IL 90
B. i Porter, sheriff, as per item
lied $40 81
w. n. Walker, boarding wit
nesses, etc, itemized"........ % 20
J. +. Pitcher, salary as county
clerk, 3 months ending March
81, 1888 100 w
j. +. Pitcher, making Grantor
and Grantee indexes, as per
session laws of 1887, chapter .
2o3 20
J. +. Pitcher, box rent and post
age, quarter ending March 81,
from county sinking fund.-. 5 IS
E. II. Flynn, postage, express
charges, box rent, etc, item
lied, allowed from county
sinking fund NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20 90
lscihlHS DIpS' w., SIdIlOhCiy
etc, itemized ill......."..... "a As
DR.. q. A. Siddons, expert testi-
mony on body ofW w. Grubb 20 90
J. b. McCloud, rebate on poll
taxes for year lSS7.-."."".".- Z so
w. II. Frye, salary as district
attorney three months ending
March OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50 90
w. II. Frye, actual expenses
district attorney quarter end
ing March 60 90
Board adjourned to April 9th, 1888, 8
a. m.
j. +. STREET, Chairman.
~. L. PITCHER, County Clerk.
CUSTER CRY, April 6, 1888.
Board in session pursuant 20 adjourn
ment.
Present: All the members and coun-
ty clerk.
The following bills were examined
and allowed from the county general
| fund as follows: