The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-10-13

The board after viewing the proposed
grade in Wentworth township, on mo-
ton decided to give the said township
SO to aid in putting grade on east and
west section line between, sections 3 aud
10 in said township, The said grade to be
three feet high in the lowest place and
extend on a level to the bank on either
side, the said grade to be not less than
Is feet wide on top. The money to be
paid when said grade is completed and
accepted BY the board, w. h. Buxton to
view the grade when completed.
As regards to coal for the coming vim
ter, the county received only two bids, as
follows:
One sealed bid of Jones Bros. agreeing
to furnish Hooking Valley coal at s6.4O
and hard coal at 1890, the same to be
delivered as needed.
The other from Hubbell Bros, oral
bid, agreeing to furnish Hooking Valley
coal at 1925 and hard at s1.75. the same
to be delivered during the month OF DC.
tober.
On motion. the bid OF Hubbell Bros.
was accepted, and the board decided to
put in fifteen tons Of hard coal and If
teen tons OF Hooking Valley.
On motion. the bill of Geo. NJ. Highly,
as stenographer, ana mileage, $50, was
allowed.
The board, on motion. adjourned to
meet at 100 o'clock p. N.
Afternoon session
The board convened Cs per adjourn
ment. all members and auditor present.
H. P. Smith presented q petition ask
ing the board to instruct the treasurer
to assign all tax sale certificates includ-
ing the 1899 sale that are held by the
county against Lake Madison Chautau.
qua lots to H. P. Smith on the payment
to the county the amount Of the original
tax together with the cost Of advertising
and subsequent taxes with interest to
date.
In the above matter the board, on mo-
ton, decided to allow the treasurer to
assign all certificates OF said Chauteuqua
lots held by the county to 81. p. Smith
or to the Lake Madison Chautauqua as.
ISOLATION for the face value Of the same.
On motion, the treasurer is instructed
to place insurance on the court house 10
the sum OF $500 on or before the 9Th
day Of November, 1899, az that amount
expires on that date, the said amount tc
be placed 10 two different companies.
On motion, the board decided to have
the coal weighed on the city scales and
COMMISSIONS Bingham ia authorized tc
zee to the weighing AID delivering of the
same.
The justice report of VIM. McGrath
was taken up and, on motion, fees on
the same were allowed as follows:
State vs.. Mrs. S. Wooley, claimed
22O, allowed 10
State vs. Msloney, claimed 800.
Biz
State vs. Maloney, claimed $40,
70.
State VS.. Dykine, claimed 80, al.
owed. 2.91
State vs.. Maloney, claimed 4.5O, al.
$50
State vs.. Loomis.. o4-
State va. Johnson, claimed 20.
ai'o"eo 80.
State vs.. O'Neil, claimed 4.55, al
IO"eo. 3.8l
State vs. Hide, claimed 9.O5, al
allowed 4.8C
State vs.. Hines. l.7(
State VS.. s. Wooley, claimed 5 20,
oiio"ou' "A.
State vs. Roe and Doe. 2.2(
lotaI... .S37. 8s
The following bills were, on motion
allowed:
h. j. Stott, publishing delinquent
LAX ll6C. COf. q
Kundert & Fitzgerald, goods for
koor Iarm ll.57
kundert e. Fitzgerald. good for
court NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4.5C
Lamb Lumber Co., lumber for
court 1885,
d. A. MoGilivray, drawing jury,
serving subpoenas, copies, trav.
81, special v~enire, and attend
ance at court........... ...... Hole
j. M. Preston, clerks fees........ 1880
.. s. Merager, juror in Massiker
inquest, and two trips, six miles
each trip, claimed $50, allowed
st........... .............. 2ye(
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