The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-08-03

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ceeded to open artesian we'll bids for
Willow Lake we'll No. 3. Waldro well No.
2 and Chamberlain we'll No. 2.
There were six bids at the following
prices per foot.
T. D. stacy $3.50 per foot in cash.
d. N. Kaufman, Willow Lake No. 3,
$3.50 per foot; Waldro No. 2, 81 per foot;
Chamberlain No. 2, $3.50 per foot.
W. E. Swan & Son, Willow Lake No.
3, S3.i9 per foot; Waldro No. ., s3.49 per
foot; Chamberlain No. 2, 1925 per foot.
W. w. Swan. Willow Lake No. 3, $3.50
per foot; Waldro No. 2, $3.50; Chamber
lam No. 1885.
Hinrichs & Gregg, Waldro No. 2. 81
per foot.
J.F. Mccarthy, all three vells, 81 per
foot.
w. E. Swan & Son having the lowest
bid same was accepted with recommend
atoms to the artesian we'll commissioner
to investigate as to the responsibility of
parties.
Bids solicited for poor farm well were
opened. There were 3 bids as follows:--
CO. lIutchins $l25 per foot for the
first 1000 feet and % cents additional
below 1000 feet.
j. j. Gregg $1.60 per foot, county to
furnish coal AMI pipe and haul water, or
Sl.45 per foot providing casing is left in
the we'll.
Phillip Eyer Sits per foot county to
furnish pipe coal and wfter.
On motion all bids for sinking poor
farm artesian we'll were rejected and
auditor instructed to advertise for new
bids.
Moved by Tritle and seconded by Kin
sella that the treasurer be directed to
cancel the lien of all personal taxes of
d. W. Spalding and Emma SpaIding
charged and appearing on the tax list
against lots 8, 10, II, and u, block 80,
city Of Chamberlain, So. Dak., third ad-
dition fer the year 1889 and all subse-
quent years. such taxes not now being a
lien on said lots. Carried.
On motion the application of school
district No. 4, liz West Point township,
for a loan of 5000 on the permanent
school fund was granted.
On motion board took Il recess till
July 6 at 4 D. IN.
July 6.
Board met at | p. m.
On motion the laid oyer petition OF NJ.
K. Wilkes and others for a change of al.
tesian well ditch from Lyon we'll No. 2
was granted as per plat attached to the
petition.
On motion the final report of Il. l..
Drury, artesian we'll commissioner, &C.
cepting Lyon we'll No. . was accepted
ana said we'll with all its waterways or
dered to be turned to the town board OF
Lyon township.
On motion the bill of ID. n. Kaufman
for SHOPS for constructing Lyon town.
ship we'll No. 3 as per contract was al
lowed.
On motion the final report of E. l..
Drury. artrsian we'll commissioner,
accepting the klmball township arteslan
well No. l was accepted and said we'll
and waterways ordered turned over to
the town board of Kimball township.
On motion certain artcsian we'll sup.
plies at the Kimball township we'll con-
sisting of IL inch pipe and small tools
belonging to the county was sold to
Wilkes and Kemp for $50 and the chair.
DO instructed to Issue au order for the
same.
On motion the bill Of the Ochsner
Hardware Co. for 1892. sc for 1o,inch well
pipe in KilnbaIl we'll was allowed, and
that said Ochsner Hardware Co. be also
allowed *lioS.M on account Of their bill
of $3OS0.53 for drilling Kimball artesian
well No. l..
On motion board adjourned to meet
July s at 3p. II.
july :.
Board met at 3 p. II. All members
present.
On motion James Brown was appoint
ed as special attorney to assist the states
attorney in all artesian we'll cases in
which Brule county is or may be III
volvrd.
Claim committee reported favorahly
bills of +. E. Holmes for services render
ed to county as staga driver and on mo-
ton same were allowed,
On motion board adjourned 10 meet
July 8 at ia. III.
July 8.
Board met at 8 a. M. Members present
Stuart, Gunderson. Scales and Tritlc.
Moved by Gunderson and seconded by
Scales that the Ocl,sner Hardware Co, be
rendered s4s.S2 amount due said Comp
any for constructing Kimball township
we'll No. l, and that warrant be drawn
for said amour. it being the entire bal
ance due said company for the compile
ton OF said well. Unanimously carried.
On motion the 1893 and 1894 personal
tax of T. B. Refine in CleYclanG township
was ordered stricken frcm the tax list to
correct erroneous assessment.
On motion the petition of Il. l.. Drury
for a rebate of 1893 tax on NEl4 of NW:4
lot 2. containing 63 Gi-lOo acres in sec.
IS, l04, 81 for the correction of an alleg-
ed %rroneou tax, was rejected.
On motion the following resolution
was passed. Resolved! That no more aid
or relief be given to any poor person in
I3rule comfy except in extreme cases Of
sickness and distress or when parties are
wholly destitute Of The necessaries of
ifc.
On motion the petition of j. p. Bekke
a sick person, was granted So temporary
relief.
Claim committee proceeded to examine
claims against the county.
At II m. board took Il recess of one