People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-07-15
What the Commissioners Did.

NOluuuiuS oHUWCu lOuly OOCllug
on the southwest quarter Of section
II, township 81, range west, to the
amount Of S4.52, on account of enron.
eous assessment.
The proper petition having been
presented, Ida Watkins was ordered
released from the county jail, and the
fine and costs in her case were re.
mitted
The matter ofG. g. Dauterich road
petition was taken up, and after con-
siGeratiOn was passed until the Octo.
Der meeting.
The 9. c. Shore road petition was
taken up aud passed until the Octo-
Der meeting.
the retitlon Of W. L. Mason and
Others asking that the north voting
preCnc 10 Belle PLANE township be
abolished, was granted, and the city
Of Bell. Plalne was declared to be the
voting precinct Of Belle PLANE town
ship.
Refunding allowed C. A, Brans-
cOmbe in the city Of South Haven to
the amount Of 1920, on account OF
exemption not having been allowed.
Lots l5 Is, II and Is, in block %. in
Conway Springs, ordered stricken
from the rolls, being property Of the
city.
The matter Of the title to lots IS,
10, 20 and q, in block 10, Conway
Springs, was referred to the county
attorney, and if such lots are found
to belong to the city, are ordered
stricken from the rolls.
Lots 3 to IA, inclusive, and lots 20
to 80, inclusive, all in blocks, Conway
Springs, were ordered assigned to c.
W. Davis on payment OF S43,
The item Of 81 900 in cash In the
personal property statement OF James
A. Ray, in the city of Wellington,
was changed to 81, 900 in credits, and
that amount allowed in legal deduc-
tiOns.
The bOEd Of Geo. Johnston, treas.
urer of Seventy-Six township, was ap.
proved and the sureties on the former
bond were released from reliability.
Refunding allowed E. L. Myer,
president Of the Kansas Grain Eleva-,
tor Co. in the city Of Belle Plalne to
the amount Of s2l.94, on account of
double payment of personal property
tax.
Lots II, Il, l3 and IA, in block IA,
city of ArgOnia, were ordered assign
ed to T. E. Hammond on payment
of $50.
Lot s, in block l, Geuda Springs,
was ordered assigned to Emma G.
Goss on payment Of $50.
The quarterly report of J. W. Nc
Laughlin, county superintendent,
was approved.
Lots 26, p, %, 20, 30 and 81, in block
3, Conway Springs, were ordered as
! signed to P. W, Dauterich on pay
ment of Sc.
Sale OF 1892 on lot l, block II, in
Portland, was ordered cancelled, the
same being church property.
The report of the register of deeds
showing the total fees collected for
the quarter to be 1914, and the excess,
S22O.42, turned into the county treas
urer, was approved and filed.
The report of the viewers on Kozak
road in Bluff township, was accepted
and the road was ordered opened in
accordance with petition.
The petition of c. W. Davis and
Others for a road in Conway township
was granted, and Wallace SnOwden,
James Murray and J. a. Snyder were
appointed as commissioners to view
the rOai, in July.
The petition of J. c. Dudley and
other, asking for a road in Conway
township, was passed.
Refuuding allowed to R. A. Ander-
son to the amount of 81. Is, on account
of personal property being listed in
the wr1a{ school district in London
township.
The claim Of the New England
Loan s. Trust Co. for $500 damages to
the P, B. Moore road, was passed.
The pauper practice for the year