The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1897-08-20

on such fund in such amounts as from
time to time he may be instructed so
TO 40 by the board of county commits
%siOners.
Ky motion the following resolution
was adopted
Resolved, that the county auditor he
Instructed to notify Morris Appel tina t
the amour OF SIG deducted from his
Dill OF S44, having been earned in d.
rect dlcobedience of the order for the
payment thereof, is for that reason re-
fused; and further, that if said Morris
Appel desires to continue to act as dep
uty state veterinarian he must look for
compensation to some other source.
The following applications for loans
on the permOnent school fund were
each accepted and loans granted in the
amounts herein stated according to
law
Thomas B Douglas $3.50 90
Noah L Beauchamp' $50 90
Jennie Grady 500 90
Alfred Anderson $50 90
Anthony Thoma 500 90
l. A Suckow IT'S 90
On motion application for loan on
permanent school fund of Michael Will
liams for $3.50 was denied.
BY motion Board adjourned to meet
at 8 o'clock a III July 81 1897
Attest
F Mcmahon co auditor
G w Clark
Chairman county commissioners
Rapid City So Oak.
July q, 1897
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
all members and county auditor pres
ent minutes of the last meeting read
and approved
BY motion auditor was instructed to
issue salary warrants monthly in fu
ture to the county attorney upon his
filing a bill therefor.
BY motion the following bills were
allowed and warrants ordered drawn
on the proper funds for the same
A E Wallace, publishing notices, coun-
ty fund 2 10
A b Wallace, printing stationery for
county treasurer, county fund Is Is
Wallace & Barton, publishing com'rs
proceedings, county fund IL Is
Art w Grid, publishing bids wanted
county fund - .-:.-~ II so.
Art w Gito, publishing notice to ship
owners, county fund l 90
Art w Gird, publishing applications
wanted county fund 90
Art W Grid, publishing com'mrs pro-
c%eedines, county fund 8 90.
g Won Woehrmann, pub'g com'rs pro-
ceedings and bids, s70.65, allowed 90
G 0 fund 81 IS
A E Shoemaker, transportation prison.
oner, co. fund 6 Oh
P B Mccarthy, board jurors and bail
IFS, county fund 68 81
A w Bangs, salary county attorney or.
en>..ag June 80, 1897, co fund $50 90
CA Wiegand, illegal poll tax collected
refund 4.15
VIII Labee, stamps, sukg fund 4 81
Tom Sweeney Hdw Co., hardware and
furniture 1896. 20 allowed on current
expense fund for 81 so
Matthias Peterson, I'd wrk I'd II Is SO
John Lines I'd wrk, I'd "a 4 50
Richard Erb appeared before the
board in obedience to notice and being
duly sworn testified in substance as
follows
I have a small house in which 1 live.
| live in school district No. IL. l have
d cOffdl III ulSCrlcI IL, also q IN dis"
trict II, a we'll in IL and a we'll and
windmill in IL; cultivated land all in
IL; hay made in II; $50 acres fenced
land in IL: cattle Craze from Brennan
to boundary line dividing II and II;
none range west of the line as the wat
er is all fenced from range: winter pas
ture in both, but feeding done in IL.
Witness dismissed.
BY motion personal property of
Richard Erb was assessed equally in
school districts No. IL and No. II.
BY motion Board adjourned to meet
at 9 o'clock q IN July ~ 1897
Attest
PF ticMahon, co. auditor