The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-30
DAKOTA. FRIDAY, JANUARY 80, 1881.
Commissioners Proceedings. =.

| commissioners Proceedings.
Board met at Hot Springs, s. b.;
pursuant to adjournment Jan. 5, 1891,
at 9 a. m.
All members present and county
clerk. j. H. White, commissioner Of
Srd district qualified by taking the oath
Of Office.
On motion A. A. Powell was elected
chairman Of the Board Of county com.
nissioners for the ensuing year.
On motion the county auditor, sher-
if and register Of deeds bonds were
unanimously placed at S2,50O each.
On motion the county treasurer's
bond was unanimously placed at s1O,-
600.
On motion all justice of the peace
bonds were placed at $500 each.
On motion the constables' bonds were
unanimously placed at $3.50 each.
On motion the justice bonds of the
following named persons were unani.
mously approved: NJ. l.. Kanable, G.
A. Campbell and w. w. Smithson.
On motion the constables' bonds of
the following named persons were
unanimously approved: Samuel Pitt,
and Alexander Mentch.
On motion the official bond of l.. d.
Brooke for superintendent of schools
was unanimously approved.
On motion board adjourned to meet
at p. M.
Board met at p. M. All members
present. :.
On motion bill of w. G. Thompson,
superintendent of schools, was allowed
on general funds at SOL.
On motion official bond Of Stephen
E. Wilson, district attorney, was APP
proved.
On motion official bond Of E. Van
devort, justice of the peace, was unan-
imously approved.
On motion bill of w. H. Wood
county judge, of $125, was allowed on
general funds at S55.S5 and 69.l5 re-
spectivelv.
On motion the annual report of w.
F. Wyatt, road supervisor of district
2, was approved.
I'm motion the following bills were
allowed on district number III: 4. F.
Hoard, $l2.37; b. c. Woodcock, 12.37.
On motion report of Il. W. Reeves,
superintendent district number 10 was
approved and on motion the following,
bills were allowed in said district: H.
w. Reeves, $3.50; Phillips & snively,
s6s.Gs.
On motion bill of Martin Peterson
was allowed OH road distrist 2 at $lS.
On motion the following circuit jury
certificates were allowed on general
fund: H. H. Whalev, $16.7O; John
Alkir, 1920, and the warrants were
issued to Kenett F. Harris for 1880:
H. X. Pickett. sl9.5O;W. II. Anderson,
$3.50; j. H. Thompson, $1,000; r. H.
Parker. Sl7.2O; r. E. Wright, $3.50;
NJ. N. Parsons, $3.50; w. w. La
Fleichc. s2.1O; Albert Jones, $16.50; E.
H. West, S16.10;.,W. NJ. Thorn, S14.1O:
warrant issued +. NJ. Allen for $50 90,
covering last two named: G. b. Ches-
ley, Ito; Clarence Jones, $l.1O, war;
rant issued F. NJ. Allen for 1920 COW
ering same: Lewis Peck, 2.40; H. H.
Borden $3.50; John Hagge, $3.50.
I'm motion report OF grand jury was
considered and laid over for further
consideration.
On motion the following circuit
court witnesses certificates were al.
lowed on general fund: S. z. Wilson
ST. .05 and S2.05 allowed at $50: Ed
Hart, $3.50; A. A. Powell, $3.50; FL. Z
Eaton, 81 10.
On motion Fl. E. Bacon was allowed
S1.2O ON general fund for carrying
election returns.
On motion official bond of Milton
4 Sowasl, constable, was unanimously
approved.
On motion hoard adjourned to meet
at 8 a. III. Jan. 8. 1891.
january 6, 1891, at9 a. m. Board
met pursuant to adjournment.
All members present, and comfy
clerk.
4 On motion the official bond ofJames
Bradley, county treasurer, was unani
mousiy approved.
On motion report of F. ". Tracy
coroner, was unanimously approved
and bills therein were allowed on gen
eral fund as per report as follows
Witness, Mary More, $500; David
Mallingcr, $500; James Forbes, $500
James Everan, $500; James Walsh
$500 Mrs. johanna Moore, Si.1O.
Jurors: L. F. Truman, IS; J. T
Brown, s.; j. w. Horey, S..
Shpriff.s fees a. w Miller 23