The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1897-11-12
commissioners Proceedings.
Rapid City. S. D.
October t, 1897.

anu uIe CoClly duuilO" present.
~~, Minutes, Of the. last meeting were
and upon motion approved.
BY motion the resignation OF John
Peterson as justice of the peace was ac-
copied.
By motion the contrrct for mental
arfthmetIcs for the county public
schools between the Christopher Sow
er Company of Philadelphia, Pa. and
Pennington county was accepted.
BY motion application for refund of
illegal poll LAX paid by B. Mattoon was
granted.
BY motion bond of Dctchan and Tim
erhoff for county school book derosi-
tory w4s accepted.
BY motion bond of Edward McNam-
ara for county school book depository
was accepted.
by motion quarterly report of Frank
Reynolds, justice of the peace. was ac-
cepted.
By motion bond Of J. H. Garvey as
county surveyor was accepted.
By motion board adjourned to meet
at 9 O'Clock "a. M, Oct. 5, 1897.
Attest: G.. W. Clark.
p. f. McMahoD. Chairman,
County Auditor,
Rapid City, S. D.
October 5, 1897.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
all members and the county auditor
present.
BY motion the county auditor was in
structed to present bill to Fall River
county for expenses incurred to Pen
nington county by change Of Venue in
the Case of Lillian M. Jensen vs.. the
Water, Light and Power Co.
treasurer, deputy county treasurer,
register of deeds and deputy register
of deeds for the months OF July, Aug
ust and September as paid monthly by
the auditors orders were approved as
follows:
W II LaBee, county treasurer, treas
urer salary fund 1915 90
Chas. P little, deputy treasurer, treas
urer salary fund 1925 90
Frank Lockhart, register of deeds, reg.
deeds salary fund 1878 90
B 3 Lockhart, deputy, register deeds
salary fund $3.50 90
BY motion salary bills of "A w Bangs
as states attorney were allowed on the
Current expense fund for the past quar-
ter at $3.50, 60 per cent of said bills
having been paid by warrants drawn
by the county auditor, per instructions
from board, on the first of each month,
the auditO, was instructed to issue a
warrant on the current expense FUND
for balance due.
By motion the salary bills of Miss
Cornelia L.. Beach, county superinten-
dent, were allowed on the current ex-
pense fund for the past quarter at
$24S.55, 60 per cent of said bills having
been paid by warrants drawn by the
county auditor, per instructions from
the board, on the first 0, each month
for the preceding month, the auditor
was instructed to issue a warrant on
the current expense fund for the bal
ance due.
BY motion salary bills of P. F. Me-
Mahon, county auditor, were allowed
on the current expense fund at $500,
for the past quarter, 90 per cent of said
bills having been paid by warrants
drawn by the auditor on the first Of
each month for the preceding month
the auditor was instructed 20 issue a
warrant on the current expense fund
for the balance Tue
BY motion bills of Horace Crockett,
deputy auditor, for the months of July
and August, we're allowed on the cur
rent expense fund at $3.50, sixty dollars
per month having been paid by war
rants on the current expense fund, the
auditor was instructed to draw war
amt on sam fund for balance.
BY motion bill of Horace Crockett
for work in auditors Office allowed on
current expense fund for $75.
BY motion bill of j. g. Conway, dep
uty county auditor, for October salary
allowed on current expense fund at
1915, $50 of which having been paid by
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