The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-04-17


H. J.. Stott, stationery 1000
H. B. Schriner, account book for
poor arm. 100
n. B. Stacy, salary as janitor for
quarter ending March 81, 1892. $500
State Publishing Co., two editions
session laws. 2.O6
Tom Carey, goods for poor farm. LAO
J. E. Rose, three pigs for poor farm 900
Christ Rensch, repairing court
house stoves ....... 21.95
J. NJ. Preston, money paid deputy
during court. 5000
d. A.. McGlllivray, sher,ff's fees as fol-
lows:
State vs.. Lovenskj old, claimed
S4.20. allowed. ............ 900
kilograms 3.l4
State vs. Lovensklold, claimed
Sc. so. allowed. ............ 500
State We. Lovensjold. ..,... ...... AGO
State vs. Lovenskjold. .......... $50
In the matter OF the insanity Of
NuIIS COuu5Ou. O.UU
State vs. John Olson ct al........ 1910
State vs. John Olson ct al........ 1920
TO drawing jury, serving subpoe-
mas and copies and 800 miles
" lo9.34
10 1 days attendance at COURT. 1000
Matt Rench, one COW, claimed $50,
allowed. oO.OO
j. NJ. Preston, clerk fees in state
cases. 1J.UU
On motion, the auditor was instructed
to draw a warrant in favor OF S. NJ.
jerks for $1,000 to pay the judgment
against the county in the matter of the
inquests OF McCready and Massiker, the
same to be paid when jerks or his at
torney shall present q satisfaction OF the
same.
c. NJ. Klotzbach, juror in Massiker
inquest, and mileage. AGO
d. J.. O'Connell, rent for W.
rooms at Ramona and Badus
~elections.... 400
A. P. Harling, kindling and kero-
'.4O
s.. Y. Hyde Elevator Co, cleaning
SEED grain. -. %
Dan Mckinnon, goods for poor
Aoiul... 10 o4
The county having paid $1,000 for two
collins at Lannon's and $40 for dry
goods at FitzRerald's for II. E. Parker OF
Clarno township, at the January session,
and it appearing by the records that the
said H. E. Parker has since paid the
above amounts into the county treasury,
and the com missionere having paid the
above under a misrepresentation as to
Mr.. Parker's financial condition, takes
this means OF notifying the public that
Mr.. Parker has paid the SAID amount,
and that the goods should not have
been charged to the county as he wac
able to pay the same, but was quaran.
tined at the time and did not know the
goods we're being charged to the county.
The board having agreed to meet with
the town board of Chester township on
Thursday, and with the town boards OF
Concord, Wayne and Badue, Friday, to
view proposed grades and bridges, they,
on motion, adjourned to meet Saturday
at 8 o'clock q. m.
THIRD DAY.
Saturday, April 8, 1899-Board oon-
vened az per adjournment, all members
and auditor present.
The commissioners reported having
agreed with the township board Of Ches.
ter township to give the said township
$50 towards aiding to build q grade on
the north and south section line be-
tween sections 8, 4 and s, Chester town.
ship to take out the bridge that is now
10, the same being 338 feet long, and
put in three 14.foot spans and to fill the
balance with q grade 30 feet wide on the
and 16 feet On top. the same to
be ~ feet high, the county to pay the
said $3.50 to the said township on the
Of said grade and bridges,
to the approval OF the board of
commissioners.
They also reported that they agreed
with the town board Of Concord to give
them S75 to aid said town in building a
grade on section line running, east and
west between sections Is and %, the
said grade being about 100 rods long and