The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-04-17
COUNTY DADS.
10, 1891, Board met.

COUNTY DADS.
April IS, 1891, Board met.
Petition of Alex H Wallace ct al ask
ing that a portion of Cascade school
as described in said petition
be set apart and organized into a sep
arats school township to be known as
Indian Greek school township, was
granted. The following are the boun-
DIARIES of the new township: Beginning
at the Dakota and Nebraska line be.
tween ranges 2 and 5, thence north to
northeast corner sec 81, town 10, range
2; thence west to Wyoming line; thence
south to Nebraska line; thence east to
place of beginning. A call is made for
the election of school officers for the 3rd
Thursday in June.
Bids for the sale Of county bonds as
follows: Larson, Leach & Co. par. I'm
ion Trust Co. par and one.tenth of one
per cent premium.
Bill of w. L. Judkins of 500 so was
allowed OH general fund.
Bill of S. C. Fargo & Son of $3.50
for wheat was allowed on general fund.
Report of Cyrus Wilson, supervisor
road district No4. was approved and
bills allowed as follows: C. Wilson S12
so.
Bill of r. ID. Jennings of $50 was
allowed on poor fund.
Bill of Jos Vincent of $1,000 was al
lowed on road district 5.
Quarterly report of w. E. Benedict.
j. p. for quarter ending March 81.
1891, was approved. Bill of w. Il.
Benedict of IS 90 was allowed on gen
eral fund.
Bill of G. c. Shinnick of 50 20 was
allowed on general fund.
Bill of Henry Marty of S17 so, bury
ing pauper Davis, allowed OH poor
fund.
Bill of Benedict & Hartford of Sl4 ii
for printing was allowed on general
fund.
Bill of w. T., Wood of 81 so for
hauling was allowed on general fund
The following circuit court jurors cert,'
ficatse were allowed on general fund: w
w. La-Flelche in favor of Crane Bros.
81 10 +. l.. Morrison in favor of j. NJ.
Hcnton 81 ~.
Report of +. Calhoun, j. p. was APP
proved and bills allowed as follows;
T.. Calhoun justice fees S1l 40, II. w
Sham / 90, ID. NJ. Petersen 1 10,
Frank jackson l 10, Jim Coleman / 10
John Poehnlc,n 1 10, c. NJ. Bentley
1 40, Cynthia Gilbert 1 30, Jas Grit
fifth ! 40, Isaac Clark l 40.
Board adjourned and reconvencd
April IA 1891.
Bill Of Seth Clifford for S1162 so wa.
allowed on general fund.
The following bills for clerks and
Judges Of special election were allowed
c. NJ. Bourne s., II. w. johnson 50
Levi Cole 50, w, w. La Fleiche 50
Jas Bradley 50, w. r. Gibson 81.
Bill Of Crane Bros. for 1913 IS fol
mating and 81 25 for supplies wa
allowed on general fund at S25, an,
bill Of Sl2 05 foods for pauper on poo
fund.
On motion the matter of G. NJ, Chap
man taxes enormously paid rcferrcdt
H. 4. Eaton. ex-county treasurer, fc
adjustment.
Commissioners bills as follows. wer
allowed: }. II. White !Ss6s IS, W. 1
Phillips sci so. \. a. Powell S223 81
The bid of the Union Trust Con-
pany Of par and one-tcnth of one pc
cent and accrued interest for the cou,
house bonds was accepted provide
) that the blank bonds are not to co:
Q the county more than ss25.
, Bill of w. B. Dudley for SIS 90 fc
transportation Of pauper allowed o
S poor fund.
Q County Judge allowed $50 per mont
' rent providing that he rents tlrs
rooms in the Fargo ickover buildin.
On motion bill of w. j. Kline {
d $40 90 for care of paupcr allowed o
h poor fund at SIG 90.
4 Plans and specifications for cou,
o house were called for and auditor a,
thorize to advertise for same to he sui
mitted May l, 1891.
Propositions for location also inv
h ted.
Bill of S. C. Fargo & Son of $3.50
i for seed corn was allowed on scner:
o fund.
h Board adjourned to meet May /. 1850
Few people can form a definite ide
of what is involved in the impression
: IAN inch of rain 1t may aid such
, follow this curious calculation: a
acre is equal to 6,272, 64osquare inche.
an inch deep of water on this acre wi
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