The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-01-17

Vesugating the same began TO check on All
personal tax against parties which
was deemed by said board uncollectable.
the county Treasurer is hereby ordered
and required to abate said tax.
Board adjourned to meet at 1 80 o'clock
p m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board convened as per adjournment all
members present.
The board again took up the uncollected
tax list, and continued to check off names
Of parties where personal property tax was
deemed uncollectable.
On motion. the board adjourned to meet
at 9 o'clock a m January nth 1894.
NINTH DAY.
Board convened as per adjournment, all
members present.
After discussing various matters that
were brought before the board during the
session. the board again took up the uncol-
lectable tax lists, and the forenoon was
spent on checking the same. and on motion
adjourned to meet at ! 80 o'cle KIP m.
SESSION.
Board convened as per adjournment, all
members present.
A petition has been 6ledin the Auditors
Office signed by a majority of freeholders
of Herman township asking that the
county build a new bridge across the in
let OF Lake Herman.
And the board having viewed the loca-
ton, and investigated the necessity of the
proposed bridge, and approved the location
OF the same, the petition was therefore &C
cepted. And the County Auditor is hereby
ordered and required. to advertise in the
Lake County Independent. one of the
official papers of the county. for sealed
bids, for the construction of the same, &C
cording TO plans and specifications.
which will be on file in the Auditors office
on and after February Ist. 1894. Bids tc
be opened February 18th at o'clock p m
The Auditor was also instructed. to ad.
v~ertise for sealed bids for the construction
of two stone abntments for said bridge
the same be built according to plans and
specifications on file in the Auditors Office,
Bids to be opened January 2oth, at two
o'clock p m.
County Treasurer Muggli presented the
list of uncollectable personal property tai
for the year I8oz. which was duly consid.
cred by the board. and was, on motion
ordered to be placed on the uncollectabie
tax list.
A bridge petition was presented. signed
by A E Clough. c H Wood ct al asking
that the county construct three bridges
within the city limits. was taken up fol
consideration, and the board having mads
an appointment to meet with the cit,
council in the evening TO confer in tn.
matter of said bridges. on motion adjourn
ed to meet at 9 o'clock a m. January r2tl
1894.
TENTH DAY.
January IL. Board convened as per ad,
lournnnent. all members present.
The bridge petition of A E Clough ct al
was again taken up.
And the board having viewed the loca
ton of said proposed bridge and investiga
u -
Ted the necessity of the same and havin,
approved the location. the petition wa.
therefore accepted. as far as the NORTH
Egan Avenue bridge is concerned. Ant
the board hereby appropriates the snm O
$s75 90 in Bridge warrants 10 the citJ
OF Madison for the construction Of sais
bridge, provided. that the city builds sale
bridge in accordance with the plans ant
specification as the same may be approves
by the Board of county Commissioners
and the said warrants are not to be issues
untilth bridge is completed and approves
by the board. y
The report Of the county board Of healtl
together with balance of bills connectet
Herewith. in regard to glandered horses il
Chester township. was on motion. lai,
over until April session 1894.
The bill Of H Fisher flor $275 o,
the same being a bill
for three horses killed by Harris Dean Z
veterinary surgeon. which were condemned
for having had the disease of CHAMBERS
Also a bill OF $40 90. damage done to barn
was, on motion. laid over until next Apri
session.
On motion. board adjourned to meet a
o'clock a m, January I3th. 1894.
ELEVENTH DAY.
January 70. Board convened as per ad
jonrnment. all members present.
Ga motion, Commissioner n l. Clark
was appointed . conamittee to approve th,
plans and specifications OK the propose,
bridge on North Egan Avenue in the cit,
OF Madison.
The following salary warrants wer