Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-04-13
fund No. 2........... ............
Henry 7. Bowman, work on
road, allowed from dist. fund
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road, allowed from dist. fund
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Quarterly report Of Henry Richard
son, road supervisor, for year 1887 and
follows:
Henry Richardson, road work
year 1887, dist. fund No. l5... S 5 90.
Henry Richardson, road work
year 1888, dist. fund No. b.. 70 As
Presented road petition of NJ. q. Nc
klrahan ct. al. praying for the estab-
lishment Of a county road, beginning at
a point on the old Sidney road at the
crossing Of Swent creek, and running to
and intersecting with the old Buffalo
Gap road as now travelled. Prayer not
granted, in consequence Of a remon-
STRANGE now Oh file against said road.
Report of viewers NJ. Underwood and
John Beatty, on the road known as the
French creek and Buffalo Gap road,
presented and road recommended estab-
iished as petitioned for. There being
no remonstrance on file against said
road, it is hereby established as a coun-
ty road. The surveyor is hereby order
ed to survey said route, and file a plat
and field notes Of the same in the ohice
OF The county clerk. Supervisor is in
structed to work the same.
Report of Viewers NJ. Underwood and
John Beaty, on road known as road
from Lame JOHNNY creek to a point on
the Custer and Buffalo Gap road at
bursts saw mill, presented, and recon-
mend the establishment of said road as
petitioned for. There being no remon-
STRANGE on file against said road. it is
hereby established as a county road.
The surveyor is hereby ordered to sur
vey the said route, and file his plat and
field notes of said road in the office of
the county clerk, and the supervisor is
instructed to work the same.
The following road bills were exam
med, and orders drawn as follows:
John +. Reddick, services as
road supervisor year 1883, as
per OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5 Sc 90
Ben Oglevie, work on bridge,
hawking etc, allowed from
district No. l......... ....... "a Is
}. +. Reddick, supervisors work
allowed from district No. IL So so
Andrew Briggs, repairs on wagon
broken in the Hoisington
bridge in district No. 2, $40,
dlsallowed
Presented road petition of G.. f..
Adams ct. al, praying for the establish
ment of a county road, commencing at
the Wyoming line and running in an
easterly direction by the L A K bull
ranch and Elk Mountain to He'll Can
yon, to the most feasible and suitable
crossing, thence easterly on said route
as may be chosen to a junction with the
county road, at or near the Four Mile
road. 1t was moved and carried that a
committee Of three be appointed TO view
said road. and report at once. The fol-
lowing named persons were appointed
as such viewers: c. G. Crazy, James A.
Rogers and John Mallon.
The following license bonds were ex-
amined for the sale of intoxicating
liquors, and license issued to the re-
spective parties as follows:
L. A. Haserodt, Custer City, 3 months.
from April lst, 1889.
+. Q. Burton, Caster City, 3 months,
from April lst, 1889.
j. +. Wright, Custer City, 8 months.
from April lst, 1889.
Paul Kleemann, Custer City, 8 months
from April lst, 1889.
Frank l.. Buckle, Hermosa, 3 months.
from April lst, 1889.
Ed Stenger, Hermosa, 3 months, from
April lst, 1889.
JOS. McCracken. Buffalo Gap. 8 months
from April LIST, 1889.
~Piunkett, Lynch & Co., Buffalo Gap,
3 months, from April lst, 1889.
The following license were issued for
the quarter ending March 3lst, 1899:
Jos. McCraken, Buffalo Gap, 3 months
from January LIST, 1889.
Baker q Buckle, Hermosa, 8 months
from January LIST, 1889.
Presented official bond of VIM. J.
Gilpin, constable Spring creek precinct,
examined and approved.
Adjourned to April 4tb, 1889.