Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-01-21

authorized to accept in full satisfac.
tion of the delinquent tax on said lots.
an amount for each year for which the
tax is delinquent, based ON the 1896
valuation, provided that the said per-
sonal tax Of Frank Fawcett without
interest and penalty is paid.
W.J. Mcgowan appeared before the
board and offered to pay the delin-
quent tax for the years 1880, 1901, 1892,
1893, 1894, 1885 and 1896 against lots T.
9, and 81, block 4, original town of Hot
Springs and lots IA, Is, 16 and II, block
8, Stewards Second addition. provided
a reasonable abatement was made.
1t was moved and carried that the
treasurer be authorized to accept in
full satisfaction of the aforesaid AK.
an amount for each of the aforesaid
years based on the valuation of
1896.
1t was moved an carried that the
treasurer beauthorized to accept in full
satisfaction of the delinquent tax on
lots 20 and 2l, block 90, Sulphur
Springs addition for the years 1891.
1892, 1893, 1894, 1895 and 1896. and on
the nias NV a, sw "A ne a and e = NV
a ne a for the year 1880, 1891, 1892,
lSG3, 1891, 1895 and 1896, an amount for
each of the aforesaid years based on
the assessed valuation of the afore.
said property for the year 1894. pro-
days from this date.
1t was moved and carried that the
treasurer be authorized to accent in
full satisfaction of the delinquent tax
for the years 1892, 1893, 1894 1895 and
1886 on the wiz nwl4, ne4 of section
BIB, town Z, south range 6 east, an
amount for each of the aforesaid years
reckoned on a valuation of $3.50, pro
vided the said tax be paid within 40
days from this date.
1t was moved and carried that the
proposition of Albert Schatz to paw
the straight tax on the nwA of section
%, township 8, south Of range Z east b.
III. NJ, provided the said land is re-
leased from the personal tax lien of H.
g. r. Stolz be accepted provided that
the said tax is paid Within 30 days from
this date.
The clerk of the circuit court having
filed his requisitionfor the names of A
persons-the number required to COM
plete the jury list of Fall River county
to the full number of 200 names, which
requisition has attached thereto the
names Of the persons now on said Jury
list and the board of county commits.
sioner upon examination of said list
discovering therein the names of s. F.
Adams, G. w. Glow, w. r.. Castle, H.
A. Calhoun, Bert Frink, j. j. McCurdy,
H. Marty, j. A. Pratt, Geo. Roach, Max
Schulz and w. G. Thompson, who are
now non-residents of the county and
discovering that name of I'D. West was
previous to the last drawing) dnpli-
Gated upon said list it was moved and
carried that the name of r. d. West be
withdrawn from said list and that the
names of said nonresident persons be
withdrawn from said list, amounting
in all to the withdrawal of twelve
names, and that when the board appor-
ton the forty-four names for which
said clerk has made requisition, they
also apportion said twelve names, max
ing a total of f1fty-six names.
The board then apportioned the IF
ty-six names necessary to fill up the
jury list of the county to its proper
number, which superintendent was as
follows:
Odell.. i
Oelrlchs ......... 3
Edgemont Z
Fall River county (unorganized por-
ton. 10
The board proceeded to select the
names of nineteen persons qualified to
act as jurors for said county to fill said
jury list pursuant to the requisition
made by the clerk and the following
names were selected by the board to-
wit:
William Allen. Cascade; +. M. Bates.
Edgemont; H. Cooksey, Edgemont; A.
j. Dryden, Oelrichs; j. Il. Eubank,
Edgemont: Arthur Ferrell. Oelrichs;
John Junk, Maitland; L. G. Human.
Ardmore; w. o. Mitchell, Edgemont;
Cen n Rem Harrison Oolr;chS.