Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-04-20
Cleveland, the purchaser, the said
property belonging to the county.

II
Thode, appearing before the board and
made demand for 1919 and interest
for tax certificate purchased by him
on lot %, block 23, Second Minnekahta
addition to Hot Springs, for the sum
of SOB. % and interest for tax certif-
cate on lot %, block Sc, Sulphur
Springs addition of Hot Springs; for
s70.64 and interest for tax certificate on
lot 5, block Sc, Sulphur Springs ad-
dition to Hot Springs; for s127.65 and
interest for tax certificate on lot 9
block 9, original town of Hot Springs;
for s15O.76 for tax certificate on lot %,
block Sc, Sulphur Springs addition of
Hot Springs for the years 1891, 1892,
and 1893, for the sum of sG5. 30 for tax
certificate on lot ii, block So, Sulphur
Springs addition to Hot Springs for
the years 1891, 1892 and 1893, alleging
that the said tax had been declared by
the circuit court illegal and void, which
demand was on motion, refused.
1t was moved and carried that action
on the application of slattery Bros.
for cancellation of 1898 personal tax
be deferred until it is shown by afi-
davits of disinterested persons that the
said property ives not taxable in Fall
River county.
1t was moved and carried that the
states attorney and the county auditor
be instructed to examine the title to
certain property held by J. L. Burke
as trustee for Fall River county with
to effectiug settlement with the
bondsmen of the late Jones Bradley,
formerly treasurer of Fall River
county.
1t was moved and carried that s54.21
be accepted in full payment of all
taxes now due on the S15 SW11i and
81 SEA of section 25, town Z, range
Ii.
1t was moved and carried that the
treasurer be authorized to cancel all
taxes for the year 1895 and prior on
lcS 8, block 81, Sulphur Springs
addition to Hot Springs, provided all
unpaid tax subsequent to 1895 without
interesN is paid within sixty days.
1t was moved and carried that S6?.21
be accepted In full payment of all
taxes due on the SE14 of SW4 of
section 10, and NJ Nw14 and SEA
NW14 of section %, town 8, range 5,
provided the said tax is paid within
sixty days.
On motion the following bills we're
allowed and warrants ordered drawn
for amounts:
Star Publishing Co. publishing
and job printing from Dec. 8
to April 1. 126 S5
American Book Co., school
text books. oks..::.............. 60 81
z. S. Ames, publishing. ...... 26 50
Mrs. 81. V. Leacox, board of
county poor. r................. IL 90
A. +. Jones, road work, Dist.
NO.O. .............. IL 5O
Evergreen Gem. & Mort. Assn,
funeral expenses Jas. Des-
j. l' Il. Gillespie, labor and ~
material. ............ 695
]. G. Richer & Co., supplies. IA 90
On motion board adjourned until
April 6, 1900.
Board met April 6, pursuant to
adjournment. Present, ID. G. Grippen,
j. w. Sweat, and w. w. Forney,
county commissioners, and VIM. II.
Stanley, county auditor.
1t was moved and carried that road
supervisors be authorized and in
structed to fill abandoned wells on
lands owned by non-residents, and
that road poll receipts be issued for
such work.
n 1t was moved and carried that the
county treasurer and states attorney
be authorized to secure tax title to
real estate where they deem it to the
best interests of the county to do SO.
The following resolution was, on
motion, adopted:
Resolved, That the county treasur-
, er be and he is hereby instructed to
enforce the payment of all delinquent
personal property tax.
Bills for repairs on bridge across
Cottonwood Creek were, on motion,
laid over, pending report from the
supervisor of road district No. 10 on
the work done.
The clerk of courts having made a
requisition for the names of fifty five
persons qualified to serve as grand and
petit jurors in order to keep the jury
list up to the statutory number of two
hundred names; and the board finding
upon an examination of the names
remaining upon said list the names of
nine persons who have removed from
the county, making total of sixty.
four names, it was moved and carried
that the names of the said nine
, persons, to-wit: w. A. Austin, NJ. g.
Barnes, Harley Cox, e. A: Eastin, Fred
Klusman, NJ. L. Kanable, j. NJ. Me-
o-l t..