Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-10-19
Commissioners Proceedings
wA-KEExEY. Kan. october s. 1895.

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WA-KEENEY, Kan. October s. 1895.
Board of County Commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment. All /
the members present.
County warrants amounting to the /
sum of So, 078.48 which had been paid |
by the county treasurer during the /
quarter were by him returned and |
cancelled by the board. Also warrants |
which had become Outlawed were |
cancelled. Amount of these warrants |
S6.40
An order was made by the board |
employing Hon. S. J. Osborn to assist |
the county attorney in prosecuting
the cases in which MeSSrS. Country !
man and Smith are the defendants.
After tranSacting considerable bust
ness relating to delinquent taxes and
other miscellaneous business board
adjourned to meet wednesday, Octo
Der 9th, 1895.
Attest: c. A. HoAR,
[sEAL. County Clerk.
WA-KEENEY, KAN. Oct. 8, 1895.
Board of county commissioners
met to-day pursuant to adjournment.
All the members present.
Rev. j. +. Johnson and j. +. Bar
clay were appointed associate exam
liners OF county treaSurerS books ana
accounts for the quarter.
\ petition was presented asking the
board to vacate and abandon the road
on section line between sections Ii
and II. in township II, range %,
where the said road crosses the Union
Pacific railroad. The matter was
laid over until the next meeting of
the board.
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lowed to persons and in sums as fol-
lows, viz:
| T. Z. Moore. salary less fees. s. 1914 80
S. r. Cowick, salary, probate
judge. 10 w
list etc............. ........ 2s2 50
G. A. Hoar, salary less fees :. 2l5 90
Hall & O'Donald, books and
stationery ................ So 20
A. S. Peacock, county superin-
tendent, salary ............ 112 80
Givler & Crooks, printing and
stationery. rs 20
\. S. Peacock, appropriation
county normal. .......... Al 20
| Mrs. Sadie Weekly, rent house
for |. B. Gray -. ...-..... 9 80
George Baker, meat for |. b.
Gray. ..... II Il
John \. Nelson, salary and
kilograms. 1O0 o.
James l.. Schultz, damage ac-
count of road .. Is 90
VIM. Bower, merchandise for
Mary King ...... ........ 90
VIM. Bower, merchandise for
/ Mary King ...... . 80
J. +. Buck, damage on account
OF road ......... ........... 10 %
Joshua Croft, erroneous tax
/ FeIunQeQ. . 10
S. D0dSWOrth Co., tax receipts
etc. ............. 30 %
Whittlesey. ............ 81 55
Owen ScanlOn, OVerSeer poor. 90
George w. Crane & Co., books
and stationery. .......... q 10
T. II. Burnham, flour for |. b.
Gray. 5 40
@. A. Hoar, expenses for quar-
G. G. Bestor, merchandise for
l. Is. Gray ....... IS
Z. Z. Bestor, merchandise fora
L. Is. Gray ..............-. 20
{. G.. BeStOr, merchandise for
Mrs. Lindsay ........... , 25
G. @. BestOr, merchandise for
Mrs. Lindsay. ..-........s 20
{. {. BeStOr, merchandise ter
/. Is. Gray ......... 10
{. w. +. Street, merchandise
for court house. ........~ 30
w. w. Gibson, drugs for Bars
bara Ivan. ........ ........ %
Elise Neuenschwander. exam
iner teachers. ............. u 90
Joshua Croft, drawing jury :. 90
Theodore Courtney, drawing
jury. ......... .... w
Hudson Harlan. drawing jury 90
al
vaults. ........... 1 so
G. /. Verbeck, merchandise
Hitler family. 1 80
G. /. Verbeck, merchandise
for Hitler family. 1900. Is
tG. /. -Verbeck, oil for court
house. ~
Joshua Croft, coal for Mrs.
Moe. .......... ............ 5 w
Hudson Harlan, examiner
teachers. ............. Il w
D. Countryman, care and board
L. Is. Gray. ........: i w
salary. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l5o co
G. c. Bestor, merchandise for
Mrs. Lindsay. .... Is
c. G. BeStor, merchandise for
/. b. Gray. ....-. .. l 30
G. c. Bestor, merchandise for
l. Is. Gray ......,. w
c. c. Bestor, merchandise for
Mrs. Lindsay ............. ? IS
G. G. BeStOr, merchandise for
Mrs. Lindsay ........ 25
c. G. BeStor, merchandise for
IIB. Gray ............ 2 80
Whittlesey Is so
Abram Cross. overseer poor 80
, F. NJ. Morgan, oyerseer poor. 90
| Jones & Gibson, drugs for