The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-11-14
Commissioners proceedings

met in the auditors Office at s O'clock in
the forenoon and at ono proceeded to
canvass the votes cast at the election
held November 3rd, 1886, and completed
canvass of votes 1T ~ III.
The following Is a return Of votes cast
at the said election rs canyassed by the
board.
(See table in another column)
On motion board of %canvassers adj
j0urned sine die.
REN MEILLEE,
County Auditor and clerk Of canvass
ing.
siOners met in the auditors Office. All
members present.
It was moved and seconded that the
petition OF +. II. Kins for a rebate of SIS
1895 personal tax in Kimball city he
granted to correct double assessment
Motion carried unanimously.
1t was moved and seconded that Mel
son Battles be allowed temporary aid of
500 pounds of -four and clothing total to
amount to 81, and also that I. B. Refine
ba allowed one ton of cOal.-MOtiOn car.
Tied.
1t was moved and seconded that the
petition of Arthur Mckee for n rebate of
$3.50 a~rtesian we'll land tax in Twp lob
4. 81 be granted.
Vote. Yes, Stuart. Tritl", Richards
and Scales.
No, Hooyer.-Motion carried.
1t was moved and seconded that the
petition Of Clarence c.. Tritla for a re-
fund of 1895 arteslan we'll benefit on lots
3& 4 and the sovth q of northwest a
section 2 township l0l range 81 be.
granted Motion carried unanimously.
II was moved and seconded that 81 be
allowed Oh the $40 claim Of I. A. Ham
mill for services rendered while supt
board of health.
Vote. Yes, Richards, Tritle, Stuart,
Scales.
No, Hoover.-Motion carried.
Claim committee examined claims
against the county.
At 6 D. IN. board took a recess till Z
p. m.
Board met at I p. m. All members
present.
1t wa moved and seconded that the
bid OF j. +. Anderson to furnish hard
coal to county delivered at court house
at twelve dollars per ton be accepted and
that said Anderson furnish Is tons of
egg coal and as much more as required
at said price.-Motion carried unani-
mOusly.
1t was moved and seconded that the
bid of j. A. Smith to furnish county
with coal for poor farm use NJ $11.5O per
ton to DO delivered at Pukwana he ac.
cepted and that said Smith furnish
county II tons of egg coal.-Motion car
ried unanimously.
1t was moved and seconded that the
claim of C. III. Jordan for 1921. 95 shpr-
ifs fees be allowed in full payment for
all fees due him UP to November, 1885,
Motion carried unanimously.
1t was moved and seconded that G.. H.
Jordan be instructed to collect immedi
atelY the amounts of money due the
county by M. c. Porter.-Motion carried
unanimously.
It was moved and seconded that the
following resolution introduced by
Hoover Re adopted,
RESOLVED. That the auditor adver-
tiser for propositions to rent the poor
farm one or more years and propositions
to keep all those who may be sent TO the
poor asylum BY the commissioners, by
the week or month and also propositions
for superintendent of the poor asylum
and farm for the next year.-MOtio1
carried unanimously.
It was moved and seconded that bridge
committee, Richards and Tritle examine
the work. on grades and bridge in Lyon
township and il they find same complete
and satisfactory upon their report the
auditor and chairman be instructed TO
issue warrants for the amounts due for
said work.-Motion carried unanimous.
ly.
II Was moved and seconded that the
county treasurer be instructed to collect
notes held by county against Wilkes and
Kemp AID against John Wilkcs.-Mo-
tiOn carried unanimously.
claim committee reported that /
they had examined claims egainst;the
county presented for payment and al
lowed the amounts stated below:
Claimant. Services. Allowed.
Henry Small, judge Of election
Herman Endter, judge of cleo
OF. Cook, Judge Of election. : %
J.R. Morris, clerk -. 9 COL
Gladwin Smith, clerk of cleo
Mat Achen, judge Of election. 3 90
Henry Bonner. judge Of election
w : :: ' be1s' judge Of election : g
rs. Farrell, 90
Anton Steiner, "
n return. .............. D 90
J.E: Booher, judge of election. 90
Joseph Duba, /. 2 COL
G. w. Ames, clerk of -. 2W|
John Linka, >. 2 DOL
j. H. Wright, 9 COL
Al. Mclaughlin Judge {. 90
John Talish,
return. 3 60
J.P. Lawler. judge of election
ana returns. ......-....... 3 sol
Henry Keiner, judge of cleo
W. B. Van Horn, judge Of cleo.
Michael Walsh, judge Of cleo
Orman Brush, judge Of election Q col
Wa. Hitchcock, Judge of cleo
John Lytle, clerk Of election and
returns 4 NOl
John Ryan, clerk of election. 90
Frank Watawa. judge of cleo
tiOn and return ............. 4 SOL
w. R. Nichols, Judge of election 2 90
Joseph Dnba, judge of election 90
Frank RoZum, clerk of election 2 90
Frank SickO. clerk of election. DOL
G. H. Rea, Judge of election..... DOL
Mat Achen. returns. 40l
Victorin Nepodal. Judge OF cleo.
tl0n and return 5 60
John Bresslar, clerk of election 2 90
simon Luinbard, Judge OF cleo
z w
tion....................... 2 col
Henry Herlein. judge Of election 2 90!
E. IS. Wallace, judge of election
u returns. .,......... 4 90
JIG. Wallace. clerk of election. 2 col
ID. Gallagher, clerk of elec-
lion 2 UOI
W. II. Cross, judge Of election
n returns. ..... ......... 4 DOL
A. W. Hanneman. judge of el+c-
llOlt -.........., ........ z ~
A. G. Whitbeck, Judge Of cleo
z UOI
j. b. Putnam. clerk of election. 9 COL
r. j. Kinsella. clerk OF election col
Carsten Christensen, Judge of
Christ Reimer, Judge of election on
- FrD Hall s,l-1. HaEL ~ on l