The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-09-16
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
omciai proceedings of the Board of Coun.
ty Commissioners of Grant
County, s. d.
MILBANK, s. D.. Sent. s. l8.

MILBANK, s. D., Sept. 5, 1892
), board met for the purpose of levyinp
1892. 'o"'
Present: John Hedman, Chm. Geo.
Mitchell, L. Cunningham and the audi
tor as clerk.
On motion, ordered that there be lev.
led on all the taxable property of Grant
county, 3. d., per centum sufficient to
produce for the various funds the follow
ing amounts to-wit:
For county fund including the
Support of the poor. S12.SOO 90
For sinking fund. nd........... 5000 90
foI insane fund. nd.............. 5000 90
Also state tax OF 25 mills on each
dollar and county school tax of mills
on each dollar assessed valuation as
equallzed by the state board of assess
ment and equalization.
On motion, ordered that school bond
taxes be levied pursuant to part 3 of
chapter 3, school laws of 1891, in the fol-
lowing sums to-wit:
Melrose school districts $3.50 GO
Adams school districts. s............. 450 90
Georgia school districts. s............ 400 90
Troy school districts. ts...........-........ 800 90
On motion, ordered that all Of Section
8 and SE4 of Sec and 81 SWl Sec.
7. Township III, Range AZ. being part
OF School District No. | OF Melrose be
set off into Melrose School District No 5.
On motion, the application Of the city
OF M1lbank for a loan of $4.00000 Per-
manent School Fund was accepted sub
ject to the approval of States Attorney
E. M. Bennett
On motion, Ed. S. Healy, County Aud
itor, is hereby authorized to make requi-
sition for $4,000 Permanent School Funds
and pay the same by a warrant on the
County Treasurer after security has
been properly approved.
On motion, the application of Sarah
Henderson for $500 Permanent School
Fund was accepted. Fs
On motion, the following application
for Permanent School Funds we're ac-
cepted and the county auditor authoriz-
ed to draw warrants for the amounts
after the security is properly approved
by the States Attorney:
John Hedman. Observation-Disclosures. $500 90
l.. Cunningham. ......................... 4uU W
On motion, the following bills were
audited and allowed:
T. Mcfarland. salary as Supt. poor farm
for .he month of July 1892. ..............S $40 90
Mary Boerger work at poor house. ........ 10 %
Henry ). Volkmar, county printing and
stationery. .........-... - ~
VIM Graham, work on poor farm......... 70 80
w. W. Downie, county printing and sta
tlOnery... ............ 10 10
On motion, it is hereby ordered that
all that portion OF Grant county not or
ganized as civil townships described s
follows: Commencing at the NE corner
of fractional Section 2. Town III, Range
81. thence west to the NV corner of Sec
ton 6, Town 121, Range 50, thence south
to the SW corner of Section 81, Town
l21. Range 50, thence east to the Sc
corner of fractional Section 80, Town
121. Range 81, thence in northeasterly
direction along the line Of the Sisseton
and Wahpeton Indian reservation to
place of beginning. shall constitute vot-
ing precinct to be known as election pre-
cinct No. l, of Grant county, S. D.
On motion, board adjourned. Sine die.
ATTEST: JOHN HEDMAN,
ED. S. HEALY, Chairman.
County Auditor.