The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-05-08
Rapid City, S. D., April 2I, 1896

Board met perCuant to adjournment, all
members and the county auditor present,
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and upon motion approved.
Upon motion the following named persons
were appointed aoad supervisors for the year
ending December 81, 1896.
Patrick Burns, supervisor Of road district
No. 5.
E. E. Shepherd, supervisor Of road district
Nos.
J. Dighton Taylor, supervisor Of road dis
trict No. 70.
Upon motion the beard designated the
following named places as the only market,
places in Pennington county, S, d., for the
sale Of chattles for the ensuing year in COM
pliance with section 3, chapter 26, of the
session laws Of 1850:
At the intersection of Sixth and Main streets,
Rapid City, S. D.
At the front door of the postoffice, Hill City,
S. D.
At the front door of the pnstoffice, Keystone,
AT the front door Of the postofice, Rockford,
At the front door of the postofice, Rocker
At the front door of the postohhce, Dakota
City, S, d.,
At the front door of the postofice, Farming
dale, S. D.
following named places as the only market
places in Zeibach county, S. D., for the sale
o. chattles for the ensuing year in compliance
with section s. chapter As, Of the session
laws of 1895:
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Zeibach comfy.
AT ranch of Tesse Borland. Zeibach county.
S. d.
At ranch of Ben Tlbbeitts, Zeibach county,
S. d,
In the matter Of the road petition of
Anthony Thoma, ct al, the board upon
motion APPOINTED Frank Sucker, Jacob CAN'T
and lohn c. Reed as viewers to view said
proposed road, ard saturday, April IS, 1896,
at ten O'Clock a. m. the time fixed for them
to meet at the office Of the county auditor.
then anb there to take the oath prescribed by
law, and proceed to view asid proposed
highway and report thereon,
Upon motion Finis Hamilton. Chris
Filler and Fritz Rossman were appointed
road viewers to view proposed highway as
petition by lanes Graham. ct al, and Satur-
day, the second day Of May, 1866, at ten
o'clock a. m. the time fixed for them to meet
at the office ofC. Won Wohrmann, justice Of
the peace, in Hill City, S. D. then and there
tn take the nath brestribed by law, and
proceed to view the SAID proposed highway
and report thereon.
Commissioner Mccain and Tracy having
visited the county poor house and county
Jail, made the following reports in regard to
= 49,. IL: ,>or motion occo,,taI.
"We have visited and examined the county
Door house kept by Louis Violin, and report
the same 10 be in a satisfactory condition and
the the two inmates apparently will cared
for. Upon examination of the county Jail we
find that the same has been repaired in a
proper manner, that various articles Of the
bedding therein are unfit for use which we
have instructed the sheriff to destroy and re-
place with new. We find one man impris-
oned and the prison in need of renovation"
Upon motion bill of Celina C%arrieres for
board and care of comfy poor was allowed on
county fund for $124.58.
Upon motion additional report of county
Judge on insanity case of ohm Newell was
approved anawetn9ss fees contained therein
allowed and warrants ordered drawn on as
follows:
H 7. Carriers, witness fees, county fund,
SI.Io.
Alexander Carrieres, witness fees, county
fund, $I.1o.
Upon motion action npon bill of Of Geo. P.
Stannard, M. D. for $1,000 allowed April 20,
1896, for $500 was reconsidered, upon adj
vice of states attorney.
Upon motion bill Of Geo. P. Stannard, NJ.
D. was rejected and warrant No. 1927
drawn III paymint thereof orcered cancelled.
Commissioner Tracy voting nay on both
motions.
Upon motion bill of r.. E. Cable for
deputy sheriff fees for $40 was rejected.