Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1891-01-22
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

'S4, and 'S5. amounting to S39.27, and
now charged up against the northwest
quarter, section 1, township 81, range 81,
were ordered stricken from the tax list
according to affidavit, and request now
on file was audited.
The official bond of F. w. Rosenbaum
as coroner with G. A. South and 0. A.
Rudolph, as sureties was then approved
and ordered recorded and filed with
auditor as required by law.
The official bond Of John Allibof1e with
l.. NJ. Macomber, B. G. Jacobs, G. B.
Kennedy, Nathan Noble, G. E. Judd,
.Thos. Thorson, T. J. Fosdick, M. N.
Smith, j. F. Ferguson, T. B. Quigley
and w. w. Cooper, as sureties, was ap-
prove and ordered recorded, and placed
on file as required by law.
The official bonds of Arthur R. Brown,
as states attorney, with A. G. Steiner and
0. A. Rudolph, as sureties was approved.
The official Bond of J. A. Fowles,
county auditor, with J. E. AIillet, James
Lewis, E. Wendt and o. A. Rudolph, as
sureties was approved.
On motion adjourned.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 6.
The folln,uiae lls---10are-a allowed for
returning ballot box.
Hans A. Skie, $1.4O; A. T. Sundvold,
sl.20; F. G.. Huetson. 81. 80; L. J. Jones,
s1.5o; w. w. Morse, s1.OO; P. H. Fritts,
81. 80; H. F. Benedict, 9Oc; J. .Delve, $1.3O;
A. s. Cornish, S2.1O: H. F. Barnum,
81. 40: L. Peterson, 81. so; H. Koch, 81. 40;
r. G. Engelcke, 2.sO; o. steensland, 6Oc.
W. S. Booth, for blanks furnished,
$2.95; H. H. West, for ink and stationery,
1881; Perkins Bros. Co., for books,
S34.35; Brown & Saenger, for books,
17.10; G. D. Barnard & Co, for books,
blanks, 1920; Egbert, Fiddler & Chand
ler, for books, $50; Daymond & stude-
hacker, for druggists affidavits, S42.5O;
I. W. Goodner, for clerk of the supreme
court cases in Chapman and Roller cases,
S8.05: H. G. Gilbert, work at court
house, S26.75; H. G. Hichborn, for mer-
chandise, $l.55.
On motion the treasurer was instructed
| to redeem from tax sale the southwest
quarter Of the northwest quarter of Sec
tion "a, township 81, range 4S, for the
reason that the same was wrongfully
sold; also to redeem from tax sale lots IL,
II, 13 and IA, block &c. village of Eden.
The following named persons each
filed afidavits asking to have dog tax
abated; G. Reynolds, Ellen Sullivan, H.
Mallory, of Canton township; Ole H.
Lier, of Highland township; Mons Leras,
of Norway township and I. I. Taylor of
the city of Canton, all of which were laid
over with instructions that certificate Of
assessor must also be filed in each case.
The justice report of J. P. Hawn, jus
tice of peace Of the city Of Canton was
examined and approved as follows:
In the case Of the state of South Dako-
ia, VS.. G.. E. Haugseth, $40 fine and all
costs paid by defendent.
On motion the auditor was instructed
to make the proper entries on the tax
list of 1890, giving T.. w. Smelker an ex-
emption for trees planted on the north.
east quarter of the northeast quarter of
section "a, township 81. range 81. for
reasons set forth in affidavit.
The affidavit of VIM. Paxton was laid
over.
The application of G. LaBarge for q
statement of personal tax of 1889, was
denied for the reason that said LaBarge
listed his property for taxation IN Lin
coin county on the Sth day of April
1889.
The affidavit of G. S. Millett, in regard
to the double assessment of horses, owned
by him was laid over until tax receipt is
produced showing said taxes paid in
Iowa.
a similar affidavit was made by one
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