Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1891-09-12

CrsrER CITY, Sept. Sth. 1891.
Board in session pursuant to adjourn
ment.
board and county auditor.
The following bills allowed on county
general fund.-
Squaw Creek and Hermosa
road, also connecting Her
mosa, Dry Creek and Fairburn
roads, by order of county COM
missioners, as per itemized
Dill ......... ........... ..............S 6S 00
/. w. Gardner, clerk Of SUI
preme court. fee bill in case of
State VS. John B. Lehman, as
ltem1zed Observation-Disclosures. 22 90
L. V. Garlock, one ink stand for
court room -........................ 2 90
Geo. ID. Barnard x CO., one rec
ord Of town and district offic-
ers, as per bill rendered........ l6 90
August Cast, records for register
Of deeds Office, as per itemized
bill ........... ....................... 40 as
G. J. Patton, taking affidavit in
Holden case of A. A. Shoe
maker and j. A. Rogers. =. 800
mileage, Holden case ........ 10
J. A. Rogers, affidavit and mile
age, Holden case................ / 80
Alfred Johnson, materis! and
labor furnished in repairing
Jail. as per itemized bill......... 70 %
JAS. Cochran, nails, hinges and
locks for Jail, and 4 dozen spit
tooDs for court room, as per
itemized bill...................... As
August Heidepriem, calsomin-
ing court room, jury room.
and hall in court house, sos
yards. at 8 cents per yard,
and border furnished and put
on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 SO
Jos kubler, for Custer Chron-
icle, printing for county, as
per itemized bill .................. 40 %
w. q. Porter, money advanced
for one book case and one
table for district attorneys
office, as per bill.................. Is so
w. g. Porter, district attorney,
expense to Hernosa in Un-
derwood case,.................... o 90
j. L. Wheeler, mason work and
material furnished in county
Jail, as per biil......"............ IL 90
lerm:osa Pilot, county printing,
as per bill rendered ............- 10 90
G. q. Crary, viewing squaw
creek road, $3.50; team and
buggy for district attorney to
Hermosa, also sheriff. in case
OF Underwood, $40, total......- IA 80
w. f Wells, for shaving prison.
ers, as per bill................. p Is
Louis Hack, l0t cords of wood
for court house, at SLIPS per
cord, delivered in May....... 12 so
The following bills allowed on their
respective road districts:
X II. Richardson, supervisor
district No. 9, as per itemized
| bill -. -" ..."....--............$ SO SO
John Westfall, supervisor dis
trict No. ~. as per itemized
Dill ....................... 81 90
Jas. Hare, supervisor district
No. Is, as per itemized bill.... % 90
The following bills allowed on county
bridge fund:
Marshall Alexander, building
bridge on Hot Springs road,
near Buffalo Gap. as per con-
tract ....................."...-$ 100 %
Levi Tuttle, building bridge, dis
trlct No. O....,.. ...... .........- 10 10
c. A. Wood, building bridge.
performing labor. incident
thereto. in district No. Is, now
district No. 2l...................... SO 40
The following named parties allowed
bounties on wolfscalps as per afidavits:
A. s. Warns, wolf scalps, at So
per scalp.............".".-.. Il 90
Burt Andrews, wolf scalp, at
$3 per p............"..-... 3 90
A. r. Smith, 2 wolf scalps. at $3
per scalp. p.....-......."..... o 90
j. G. Leslie, wolf scalp, at So
per scalp................." 3 90
j. X. Dow, wolf scalp, at S3
per seal .......................... 8 90
Ernest Barthold, 8 wolf scalps,
at So per scalp.........-........- 90
Report Of committee appointed At