The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-05-08
PROCEEDINGS
Or the Board OF County Conn
missioners.

VI tile x1ONEO 81 SOuuty \s0tlA.
missioners.
James Harley, road work road district
No. % fund. IS. 20.
Miltnn Frease, road work, road district
No. 30 fund $3.50.
| Black Hills COOPERATIVE Co., lumber
for bridges bridge fnnd. $25.6O.
Samuel Faux, bridge work and mater
ials, bridge fund. $39.75.
Samuel Faux. bridge work and mater
ials. bridge fund, 5000.
John Waite, bridge work and supplies
for $3.50 allowed ON bridge fund,
S36.65.
Charles H. Clifford, bridge lumber,
bridge fund. $l2.5 "a.
A. Il. Piper, nails furnished in road No.
3 bridge fund, S1.O5.
A. q. Piper, nails furnished in road No.
10, bridge fund, $500.
A. q. Piper, nails furnished in road No.
4, bridge fund, $3.50.
AZ. Piper, nails furnished in road No,
5, bridge fund, $O.42.
Joseph w. Watterson, road viewing and
mileage, county fund, $3.50.
W: II. Tompklns, cash paid for express,
freight and postage for the past
w e " $40. cc." IloWCA OA SAL
fund for S17.Sl.
The quarterly reports OF the following
justices OF the peace for the quarter
ending March 81, 1899. were upon mo-
ton approved and justice and witnesses
fees contained therein allowed ana
warrants ordered drawn as follows:
Edward Shedd, justice fees, county fund,
$3.50.
M, c. Peck, justice fees, county fluid
S2.35.
NJ. j. O,Neal, witness ices, justice court,
county fund, $l.lO.
Pat Downing. witness fees, justice court,
County fund, Sl.1h.
Upon motion the following bills were
allowed and wsrrants ordered drawn
as follows:
Perkins Bros.Co. erroneous cut Ia for-
mer bills, county fund, 81, 65.
w. L. Gardner. supplies for county,
county fund, S1.35.
Gambrill & Anderson, glass and placing
same in jail window, county fund,
$3.50,
w. L. Gardner, supplies for Cady,
county tnnd, $685..
MISE. E. Imis, board and care of Jen-
ME lines, county fund, $4S.62.
Geo. w. Doud, three months services as
janitor, country fund. $500.
Harry l.. Bras, supplies for superintend-
ent Of schools, county fund, 5000.
S. A. Oliver, wood furnished Allen,
county fund, $3.50.
L. d. Taylor, bridge work, bridge fund,
$1,000.
j. D. Lake, coroner'e feess in case OF
Bernie Eggleston, deceased, county
fund, $500.
Henry Behrens, witness fees in case of
Bernie Eggieston, deceased, county
fund, $1,1O.
A. L. Jester, juror fees ID case Of Bernie
Eggleston, deceased, county fund,
$500.
Marris Appel, juror lees IN case Of Bernie
Eggleston, deceased, county fund,
$500.
Felix Poznansky, juror fees IN case OF
Bernie Eggleston, deceased, county
fund, $500.
Lyman P%arkhurst, glasses (specks) for
Hugh Trimble, pauper, for $4.25,
allowed on county fund for $3.50.
R. p. Caple, bridge work, bridge fund,
$500.
R. E. Caple, road work, road distr1ctNo.
10 fund, $500.
Bill Of Ernest Fish for team and
buggy for transportation of witnesses
in case Of state VS.. Cunningham &
Rogers was upon motion allowed on the
county fund for $500, the amount
claimed, Commissioner Tracy voting
ney.
The following bills were upon motion
allowed and warrants ordered drawnon
the proper funds as follows:
F. H. Griffin, room rent and temporary
booth at Queen Bee presinct at the
November, 1895, election for $500
allowed on county fund for $500.
Charles Dahl, board and care OF Ehlert
Dahl, county fund, $1,000,
John F. Schrader, salary as states at
torney, county fund, $25O.9O.
Frank P. Cory, clerk of court fees,
county fund, $2O.55.
Coarles NJ. Cation, surveyors services,
county fund, $500.
Consolidatee Mercantile Co., brooms
for jail, county fund, $1.lO.
Corntlia l.. Beach, office rent, past
quarter, comfy fund, $4,000.
Thomas Smith, drayage, county fund,
$1.OO.
Major. S. Ineersol, wood furnished per
contract, county fund, $55.76.
Upon motion bill of j. L. Owen for
$1O7. sc for repairing Jail cage, ETC., for
which warrants were issued Upon the
county general fund February 81, 1896,
upon completion OF work as per written
agreement, was approved.
Upon motian bill Of G. j. Patton for
writing road petition, ETC., for $500
was rejected.
Upon motion the board adjourned to
Meet April 18th, 1896, at 9 o'clock a,
m.
A. J. MCCAIN, Chairman,
Attest: