The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-01-17
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Continued from Second Pace


presented, reversing the former decision of
the Board Of County Commissioners and
directing the commissioner to redeem the
property Of the said C~hautauqua Associa-
ton from the tax sale for the taxes OF 1891
and to abate all subsequent taxes assessed
against said property, and TO exempt said
property from taxation in the future.
A~proposition having been submitted by the
said Chau,auqua ASSOCIATION by which ii
proposes to redeem said property from the
sale for the taxes Of 1891, also 10 pay all
costs. and expenses incurred in the said
action to this date, on condition that SAID
decree of the circuit court be accepted and
acted upon without further litigation.
After discussing the matter for some time,
il was, on motion, voted by the board to
accept said proposition. And the States
Attorney was directed to take no further
action in the matter of appealing from the
decision of the circuit court, in said action,
The treasurer was also ordered to strike
from the 1899 and 1893, tax list, all taxes
both real and personanthat is charged aga
inst said ~Chautauqua association, except
the tax against those lots on which leases
have been issued by the said association to
individual parties.
On motion the board adjourned to meet
at 1 80 O'Clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The booard convened as per adjourn
ment all members present.
On motion, the Auditor was instructed
to issue a refund order for $3o.o6 to redeem
from the 1892, tax sale. the SWA SEA
section IS and lots 1 and 2 and part of ;
Sec ~ township lot Range 81. and
after discussing various matters. The
board adjourned to meet Monday January
8th at / O'Clock P. NJ.
January s. Board convened as per adj
journment, all members present.
Complaint has been made before the
County Commissioners, that the bridge
across the inlet of Lake Herman was I'M
safe for public travel. and demanded i'm
mediate attention.
The board having made an appointment
with the supervisors of Herman township
to meet at said bridge at 2 O'Clock p. m.
adjournment for that purpose, to meet again
in the auditors Office at 9 o'clock a. n.
January 9,
u SEVENTH DAY.
January g. Board convened as per ad.
journment, with all members present.
1t was moved and seconded that the
salary of the Deputy Register of Deeds be
raised to forty-fve dollars per month.
Motion was lost.
>. The following bill were allowed.
C. H. Wood Office supplies. ......-$ u
E c Keith publishing proceedings
statement and election tickets
and etc....................... 6o SC
c ii Wood freight on school books 10 If
Mease & Corner envelopes for
States Attorney. ............ 2 oc
Johnson Bros. & Co. hardware for
Court house. os
e L Clark medical attendance TO
Anna Rediker ............. 10 sc
Mrs Maggie Mitchell nursing Anna
Rediker. ...... ... 7 oC
John Cook board and etc for Anna
Redikcr claimed $ar so allowed rs &C
M Dicks board to Anna Anderson s oc
Dan McKinnon quilts for jail..... II %
Clough & Johnson fees in insanity
eases of Mrs Cadeiux and Lottie
IA oc
Grinager Bros clothing for A Baker n S.
A p Harling work and material ON
book case in Registers Office. !. 8 oc
On motion board adjourned to meet al
! 80 o'clock p m
AFTERNOON SESSION,
Board convened as per adjournment, all
members present.
On motion the Auditor was instructed Il
Issue a refund order for $25 90 in favor oil
Ed A Trow. the same is to redeem the taa
deed issued by the county on the nth day
of October 1887. on the Ell NE4 and S
VIZ NEA and SEA NW4 section I.
township Io8 Range 81, the same having
been Government land at the time of as.
easement.
In the matter relating to the bridge
across the inlet of Lake Herman, the
board. reported that said bridge was unsafe
and not in condition for public travel, and
therefore advised the board Of supervisor
of Herman township to condemn the same
and post the proper notices until necessary
repairs are made and the board engaged
N Walker to confer with the supervisors
of Herman to see what repaires are re-
quired.
The following bills were allowed. @n'
&c Rice coal to Mrs Green in
). January and February. ISo3.... 9 8: