Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-01-15
oosIslIssIoNER.s FRocEEDINes.

Board
Present, MesSrs. Fisher. Hahnenkra and |
Ham. Meeting called TO order by Chairman
The matter of the petition for calling an
election to vote upon the question OF issuing 1
bonds to furnish seed to the farmers of this
county was taken up and the Board finding i
the same unconstitutional and contrary TO /
law further action on the matter was ordered j
discontinued and notice given to Township /
Trustees that no election viii be called.
On motion adjourned till o'clock D. m.
O'Clock D. m Board reconvened, all mem /
beers present as before.
on melton it was resolved that Thursday, |
January Sth. 1881, at2 O'Clock p. m. be des- |
ignated as the time to receive bids for letting /
the county printing for the ensuing year, /
ceedings, treasurers statements, delinquent |
tax lists and all other reports of county Off J
GERS, and the furnishing OF copy or the pa I
pers containing said printing to ali tax pay |
ers in the county and that the successful bid |
bond for the faithful performance of the
same. And further resolved that the above
printing be let to the lowest bidder, provided,
however that the board reserves the rlgnG 10
reject any and all bids.
Petition of G. H. johnson and Laura Jshn-
son asking their release from imprisonment
from the county Jail presented and the Board
finding that the same had the requisite num-
Der of names, including the signature OF the
Insfice of the Peace before whom trial was
had it was ordered that said persons be releas
ed from said confinement.
On motion the assessment OF the west halI
of the northeast quarter 1l-3-17 for 1880 was
reduced $40 and the clerk instructed TO issue
rebate order TO the owner IhereoI- -, q
ON motion the assessment of lot 3, block O.
range /, city of Philliphburg for 1890 was re-
duced so and the clerk instructed to issue
rebate order to the owner Thereon.
On motion the assessment or lot -, DlocK
81, C. K & N. addition TO the CITY OF Ph5iinps5
burg for the years 1889 and 1870 was reduced
$50. and the clerk instructed to issue rebate
order 10 the owner thereof.
On motion the assessment or NV or 54-l-lo
| for 1890 was reduced $50. and the clerk In
structed to issue rebate order TO the owner
ON motion V. S. Keckley of Kirwin town
ship was allowed the constitutional eXemp-
ton of 500 from his personal property ass
on motion Thos Korns of Bow Creek town
i ship was allowed the constitutional eXemp-
/ ton of 500 from his personal property ass
On motion the resignation of John Butler,
clerk of Kirwin township was accepted and
J. A. Shattuck appointed to NIL the vacancy.
| On motion the bond of F. G. johnson. clerk
of the District court, in the sum of SIO,OOO was
On motion the matter of the lease of the
Nipps property to N. S. Wright was approved
| and the note taken in payment thereon order
| ed delivered to the County Treasurer
On motion the Treasurer was authorized TO
| accept the amount of tax on tax sale certlh-
| Gates Nos. I52 TO I57 inclusive, sales of 1890,
| without fees or interest and to issue redmp-
ton certificate to the owner of the property.
The bonds of the following Township Trus-
tees were then approved.
| j. b. Woods. Arcade a. Davis, Beaver;
Greek; w. w. Webb, Crystal; ThOs. Shelton,
Dayton; A. +. Trumbell, Deer Creek; y. NJ.
McFall Freedom; M HUI, Gieen IiNHqS91Go y
Van E. Huginin, Kirwin, A. b. Miller, Logan
]. F. Arnold, Long Island; III. G. Swisher,
Mound; SamI Newton, Philipsburg; Matt
Mech, Plainview; T. j. Halbert, Plumb;
Henry Sprik Prairieyiew; d. w. Stevens
Rushville; N. W. Gibbs, Solomon; K. P
Stewart Sumner: A. H. Moses, TOwanda;
A Martin, Valley; f. W. Burrel, Walnut.
| The Guarantee Investment Com pany by its
attorney, r. Frank Stinson, presented tax re
ceipts Nos. 1868 and 1924 of 1888, and asked
the Board to refund them the amounts pa1c
| r.nsI re Nurufn n
On motion adjourned till tomorrow at O.
Thursday, January 9th, 1891, o'clock a. N
Board recOnVened, all present as before.
Following township officers bonds were ap
proved: -
j. A. Hoover, Arcade; Isaac Griffin, Beave
@. Summers, Belmont; M: s. King. Bow
tom H5n;Hj j. 4. Mercer. Deer Greek. Fred Robin
son, Freedom; Joseph, Hoover, Glenwood
Lester Hull, kirwin; s; n Tulips GFSa15e
Logan; Cum Hoy, Long Island; John Merk
lin Mound; Frank Strain, Phiilipsburg; VIM
] Meyer, PlainView; E. Altman, RushV1ue;
: Whitley, Plum; Frank Wright, Prairjeyiew
1 Jerry Chester, Solomon; John Hester sun sun
ner; J. l.. Lohnes, ToWanda; ID. A. OldS
9 Valley; j. A. Caswell, Walnut.
: CLERKS.
t W. w. REYNOLDS, Arcade: W. H. H. Bates
Beaver; S. P. Stone, Belmont; c. r. Robbins
i Bow Creek; w. ID. Sargent, Crystal; j. Winl
o ers, Dayton; H. A. Kendall, Deer Greek; I
g Whitney, Freedom; NJ. D. Stone, Glenwood
;. w. H. Parker, Granite; Byron Miller. Greer
wood; John Butler, Kirwin; A. w; Clipper
r Logan; Bert Dunnel, Long Island: Georg
Veeh, Mound; r. Frank StinsOn, Phillipsbur
q A. NJ. Badger, PlainVlew; F. E. Wagons
Plum, ]. C. Deiiman, Prairieview; E. J. Pei
a kins, NASHVILLE, d. u. Wright, Solomon; "
e. Cook Summer; VIM. Keddie, TOWanda, !
q Cole, Valley; James Cofey, Walnut
l. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
r Moody Clark, Arcade; Joseph Gettys an
S. }. Clapg, Beaver; J. w; Francis and L; /
Farley, Bow Creek; II. P. Underwood and
Is W. Chance, Crystal; c. W. Mousely. Dayton
, E. Bailey and L. W. Ellis. Freedom; Geo.
4 Hawley and John Hill, GleRwoOd; Jesse Hi
- ton, Granite; C. ]. Wiley and F. r. Cannon
# Greenwood; Sam1 DundOn and w. A. Lin,
say, Kirwin; ID. g. Hoover and II. s Brow
Logan; l. W. Nettleship and W. T. Adam
Long Island; Henry Sherman and Geo.
Slinker, Mound; w. H. Scott and George W
Baum, Phillipsburg: Chas. Plumb and job
E. Utter, Prairie View; R. Andrews, Rus
IS vile; H. W. Gordon and S. NJ. Travis. Sol
~ mon; w. r. Simmons and N. Sitter, sumner
IL G. Z. Breasted and b. Hinsdell, TOwanda; ia
IA Coon and a. B. Herriek, Valley; J. H. Youn
n Road petition of j. H. Close and u othel
asking for a road in Phillipsburg township
le presented and the Board finding the same
be a legal petition and accompanied by GOO
il and sufficient bond, the petition was granite
- and S. H Perrine, Joseph Young and 8.
10 Edwards appointed viewers TO meet with Il
4 county surveyor on Friday, February 13t
u 1891
1t Adjourned till O'Clock D. m.
= O'Clock p. m Board recOnveEed, all pre-
o. ent as before.
Bonds of COnstables approved as follows:
w Newton Lloyd, Arcade; j. G. Thompson an
~ John Phillips, Bow Greek; +. b. Bakema
III and H. II. Myers, Crystal; w. N. POiser, Da.
m ton; J. W. Breed and Geo. w. Allen, De-
Greek. A. Bennett and G. H. Hall, Freedom
n J. w. Frazer and w. a. Lowry, GlenwOOd; {
w. Clement, Granite; G. L. Judd and Jane
S. IOughery, Greenwood; Geo. H. Dengler ar
1 }. i
s. german, Logan; j. o. Atkins and L. K. Ca
- nahan. Long Island; Geo. Shauer, MOun'
70 Z. J. Fleming and G. ID. Heath, Phillipsburi
as Frank Finley and Emmett Meyer, Plainviey
- W. L. Wilson, Plum; John Jeurink and vi
Ia cent Bolte, Prairie View: j. NJ. Elliott al
- ]. N Smith, RushVille; Joseph Ward and
&c j. Stoneman. Solomon; 0. e. Madison az