The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-07-25

Pleasant Grove. 9
West Point. ........ 8
Willow Lake. 2
lLdSle ...........
Chamberlain Twp. p..... /
Plainfield 1
America. 4
PnkTana. ................... D
Kimball Twp. 2
Chamberlain city. z
Cleveland .... 4
nea LAKE! ......s.. .............
Kimhall city 6
and 1889 taxes of $5l.4o Oh the sell see
l, twp. los, r. 6S DO granted without
any interest on said taxes-NIOtion car.
ripd unanimously.
Moved and seconded that G. II. Young
he granted rebate of ore half county
tax on hank stock assessed to him in
1888 and all the county tax on hank
stock assessed to him in 1S9i.--Motinn
carried unanimously.
At IL IN. board took a recess of one
hour for dinner.
Board met at ] F. III. All members
present.
hloyed and seconded that the sheriff he
instructed to sell the inch we'll pipa hy
the court house for 30 cents per foot and
10 dollars for the shoe providing all the
pipe and shoe is sold in one lOt.-Motion
carried unanimously.
Moved and seconded that the parties
who assisted James Cliggitt collecting
and looking after SEED grain notes be
allowed So IS per day for the time nrces-
sarily employed in the performance of
said work and that said amount include
all expenses.
Vote Yeas, Richards, Tritle and
Hoover
No. Scales and Stuart Motion car
ried.
Moved and seconded that days be
deducted from the claim Of Frank Nor.
gan.-M0tion carried unanimously.
Moved and seconded "Nat the follow
ing resolution he passed:
seed grain accounts not collected or
to the treasurer for collrc i IN and settle
ment under the origin'l seed grain
resolution, SAID treasurer IT, receive ten
per cent for such collections Motion
carried unanimously.
Moved and seconded that tho applica-
tion of j. Il. Gray for a rebate of 1855
and 1890 personal taxes in Chamberlain
city be granted. Motion carried unani-
mnusly.
The finance committee reported that
they had examined the accounts of the
auditor and treasurer and found same
correct
Moved and seconded that the report of
the finance committee aud auditors and
treasErer's exhibits be approved, Mo
tion carried unanimously.
(See auditors and treasurcr's eXhihit.)
The claim committee reported that
they had examined claims against the
county presented for payment and al
lowed the amounts as stated here below:
Claimant Services Allowed
C. H. Jordan, sheriff fees and looking af-
ter seed grain notes.. ................ $40 90
Veneil Nedvied, witness fees in J. P.
court. ....... Observation-Disclosures. 5 CO
j. b. Long. states attorneys salary ia 90
Jos. Maxwell, care of pauper -. ...... Is %
Louis Richards, livery ry.............. %
Jos. Dudacek goods for poor farm...... Sil1
j. w. Stransky,' '' ...... 1. 7O
H. N. Hamilton, night watch in court
house Observation-Disclosures. 10 CO
August Tnms, coroner's fees ............. Z 9d
William Gilman, extra work in county
Office rooms.... ............,.. ........ 80 90
Louis Richards commissioner ard mile
age...... ......... 49,. ..,,........... % sc
b. w. Ryan, postage ..... .............. 4 60
| o. G, Stewart, commissioner and mile
age. 49,. :. ....... ....... $3.50. J.. Is 40
J. w. Lawless, county supt salary. y........ 200 G0
postage and express. 10 2O
| II. S. Dains, constable fees. ...... ....... 10
| Jas, Byrae. meat for moor .......... 2 On
| w. w. Hawn, witness fees in J. p. court. 20
| NJ. McAndre,Ys, ice for court house 49,. q
Scott & Fry. supplies for county y......... III Oh
| Nels Larson, labor on poor farm. ........ q
| ID. A. Church, livery Observation-Disclosures. 20C
| p. T. Manchester, juror in coroners in
quest..... ......................... II
| Wm. Gilman extra labor on court house so 01
| j. G. Scales, witness fees in J. p. court. . OF
| 4" commissioner ard mileuse.... 10 0C
&C. Tritle, :. -. q 0G
j. I. Hoover . -. 81 &C
NJ. Overacker, witness in coroncr's in
| quest. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l II
| $. W. Duncan, witn"ss in coroners in
| quest. ......,. .......... IL
| j. w. WarrsiiC;s, juror il coroners in
| Qnest.. Observation-Disclosures. .............. IL
| Roy Van Setback, witness in coroner's
inquest. ..................... j II
| ID. Il. Burkholder, printing and supplies. n 2,
| Ben Mciller, postage and express. ........ II 5!
| L. Russell, labor on poor farm. .......... 80 81
| j. D. Hooger, seed corn purchased for
poor farm .......... ..-..-....- "
| w. l.. Couk, postage, express, freight... IS 0:
J.. a. Weeks, justice foes s................. IL q
Jessie Fuller, court reporter. So a'
w. II. McKittricli, clerks fees, postage.
express and janitor fees :. ............. I2i q
john Elehlrc, care of paupsr. ......,.... II o.
| j. +. Anderson, lumber and coal 80. -. GS &
| L. ii. Cox, fixtures i'll county Offices. 81 2
| Perkins BRO. Co., supplies. ............. 10 3
Henry Pilser, livery and boarding jarors 92
II. II. Somers, livery. y...................... 81
| w. L.. Cook, treasurcr's salary for the
month of juno. ..................... l23 0
| =. J. Germ, supplies for poor and coun-
/ w.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .
j. w. Smith. assessing unorganiZed
counties ........ 49,. ................ 60 0
Owen Blank House, blanks. ............. 3lq
Knudson & OlesoD, blacksmitl,ing. ..... Al
G. b. Powers, printing and supplies. 53
S. II. Wright. legal services for county. % Z
j. p. Soderqust road oyerseer Cleveland
township ...........,. ....-.............. 25 !
c. R. Tic an, printing g....s............... "a {
Ben Meiller, auditors salary ry.............. N2 {
B. w. Ryan, filing seed grain mortgages
and recording money expended. ....... IS
N. NJ. Kramer, wood for court house,. ~
Perkins Bro. Co.. blank books. ......... l23i
y. NJ. Greene. supplies for county,. 8
! Brown u Saenser, supplies. ,........... II
A. 3. Ayers, boarding jury. \. .......... 4
! w. II. Shaeffor, clerk of election. ....... 81
!. D.A. Churcb, livery -. .......5.......... \
). w. Cook, medieal service ....s... 1Ol
: Geo, Miller -four for poor . Z, s Ii