The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-02-21

John B. Henry, Grand juror circuit
W. A: Robinson. Petit juror circuit
J. P. Eastman, Petit juror circuit o. y
Frank Egan, Petit juror circuit court. 4 10 10
s. J. Scriber, Petit juror circuit court 10
9. K. Horrigan, Petit juror circuit
Geo. W. cihitty, Petit juror circuit
john m Buckley, Petit juror circuit court 10 10
Thomas Tracy, Petit Juror circuit court 10
Robert E. Talent, Petit juror circuit
Thomas j. Elliott, Petit juror circuit y
John Buckley, Petit juror circuit :
M. G. Peek, Petit juror circuit court. 3 10 q
A. L. Collins, Petit juror circuit court 8 10
q. J. Perryman, Petit juror circuit
couft. ...... III
Upon motion the following resolution
presented by Commissioner Tracy was
adopted and a copy ordered furnished
William Gardner, judge of the Seventh
Judicial Circuit by the county auditor,
Commissions Clark voting nay.
Resolved, That in the opinion of this
board of county commissioners the sal
airy of ten dollars per day as paid to
court ~stenographer being the maximum
allowed under the law of 1879, is exces-
sive and e~xtravagant and we hereby re-
quest the Honorable Judge of the court
to take due and thoughtful consideration
Of the condition of the finances of this
county and if possible to employ a
st~enographer at a salary less than is now
paid.
Upon motion the following bills were
allowed and warrants ordered drawn on
the proper funds as follows:
Celina Carriers, care and maintenance of
pauperss, for $24S.5s allowed on the
Henry Behrens repairing three desks
lregister of deeds and clerk of courts)
$3.50 allowed on county fund. ...... 100
Geo. D. Barnard & Co. delinquent tax list
blanks for $1,000 allowed on county
Geo. cow w. g ehi ittty:. care and board for Carol oo0
Sweat, insane, allowed on county fund SIS
City Of Rapid City. water from July
1, 1895 to january, 1896, county fund. 81
Howard o0s W.etzzel' deputy sheriff fees, =
Charles Mcdonald, bridge work and ma 'V0
Thomas J. Gurus U.S. deputy sheriff fees,
county fund Is 40
Upon motion quarterly report of G.
Won WOehrmann. justice of the peace,
was approved and warrants ordered
drawn for justice and witness fees con-
tanned therein as follows:
Ed Barthold, witness fees, county.
Mrs. E. Barthold, witness fees, county
G. Won Woehrmann, justice fees, county
Howard wetzei witness fees. county i1'0
Louis Eslipp, witness fees, county funa ito
Upon motion the following annual
reports of road supervisors for the year
ending December 81, 1895, were APP
proved: Charles Mcdonald, road super
visor, road district No 9. Joseph Jolly,
road supervisor, road district No. 10;
James McCracken, road supervisor, road
district No. ID.
Upon motion the following bills were
allowed and warrants ordered drawn on
the proper funds for the mounts as fol-
lows:
Joseph jolly, road work, road district No.
Joseph Jolly, road work. road district No. 20
L. a. Thompson, road work, road district
= !. Singleton, road work, road district % !"
James Mccracken road work, road district
L. A. thompson, road work, road district :"
NO. 8 %
The board of county commissioners
having on the 18th day of November,
1895, allowed the bill of Joseph B. Cos
sage for printing the delinquent tax list
for 500. 95 with the understanding that
if any erroor over charge existed in said
bill the same shouldb be deducted from any
bills allowed Joseph b. Gossage at the
January, 1896, session of the board, and
the treasurer of Pennington county hav-
ing entered a protest to the county
auditors issuing warrants to the full
amount to Joseph B. Gossape or his
order, the said Joseph B. Gossage did on
the 18th day of November, 1895. by
written agreement agree that warrant
No. ID, O41 drawn on the general fund
for 800. 90 be left with the county aud
itor subject to the opinion of the states
attorney, and if any amount in excess of
said warrant, the board of county com
missioners should deduct the amount of
deficiency from any bills that might b.
allowed for work at the January 1896.
or any. subsequent meeting. After a
careful examination it was found that
the bill of Joseph B Gossage was exces.
sive to the amount Of $246. As for print.
ing the delinquent tax list. Upon mo
ton the following bills of Joseph B.
Gossage aggregating $11413 were al
lowed as follows, but no warrant issued,
leaving balance due the county Of 81. 80.
Joseph B. Gossage, printing commission
ers proceedings for $34 IS, allowed for
$34. SO; Joseph B. Gossage, printing
court calendar and letter heads, $S9. 90;
Joseph B. Gossage. printing memo heads
for states attorney, $500; Joseph
B. Gossage, blanks for sheriff. $11. 30;
Joseph B Gossage, letter heads for treas
urer. $500.
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