The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-09-15

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Justice court 300 90
Election 375 0O
Printing and advertising ...... 1850 OF
Wolf bounty. 500 90
Light and fuel. 700 90
Miscellaneous expenses. ....... 756 90
Clerk OF courts. -. ........ 450 90
support of poor, or six (6)
mills on the dollar. /. 1861 90
Total insane, or one ~ mill on
the dollar. ................... 2lGO 90
Total bridge, OF one az mill on
the QOllaf. 2l6O w
1t was moved by Richards and second
ed by Nepodal that the county auditor
DO appointed to look after the county
coal and see that it is all delivered at
the court house; to take railroad weight
for carload lots, said auditor to weigh
the BALANCE. Carried.
John ]. Ylrsa arrived at 10 o'clock a. m.
Board adjourned till 1 O'Clock p. m.
Board met at l O'Clock p. m.
Members all present.
The beard proceeded to open bids for
county coal. Tho bids were as follows:
j. W. Sanford, $9.44 per ton; J.F. Ander-
son, $9.4o per ton. j. +. Anderson being
the lowest bidder, it was moved and sec
onded that he be awarded the contract.
Carried.
On motion Frank Pluth of West Point
township was issued a r%efunding order
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On motion the liquor bond Of Albert j.
Brown was accepted and approved.
1t was moved by Yirsa and seconded
hy Nepodal that. the petition Of Frank
Bell and others of America township be
granted. Carried.
It was moved by MANI, seconded by
Yirsa that the farm structures in Amer
lea township be reduced % per cent.
Carried.
1t was moved and seconded that re-
funding orders be issued to cover the
following tracts of land, no final proof
having been made on said tracts at time
Of sale: sW a 11-1O5-7O; sW u 6.1Ol-
SO; NV Il 3-1o2-68; Sc a 6-102l67; NV
a 5-102-67; SW "a ~34-1o3-77; sW a 81
lo3-G7; Sc "a 2-1o4-71; sW a 2s-1O4-6o.
On motion the following school fund
applications were allowed:
Albert Baker for the N. E. quarter of
section II, township 105, range 81 for
$3.50.
John Domenezak for the N. E. quarter
of section =, township 1O5, range 60,
for $3.50.
Mike Dcmenezak, on the S. w. quarter
OF section II, township los, range 60
for $500.
VIM. RATHER, on the S. E. quarter Of
section 20, township 1O1, range 10
for $500.
Jens Larson, on the S. half Of section
"a, township 1O4, range 20, for $500.
Bert Kingsbury, N. E. quarter OF sec
ton 2, township 102, range 67, tor $500.
Allowed, $3.50.
Stella and w. Haylik, 5. E. quarter and
N. w. quarter OF section 10, township los,
range 60 for $500. Allowed $3.50.
B. 7. Refine, or the N. w. quarter Of
section 5, township 105, range 60 for
$3.50.
Patrick Powers. s.>E. quarter ct sec
tion 10, township 1O4, range SO, for $500.
Henry Sampson, s. w. quarter Of sec
ton II, township los, range 10, for $175.
Owen McPhillips, s. W. quarter OF Sec
ton SO. township los, range 81, for $3.50.
Allowed, 5000.
Patrick Shortell, N. E. quarter and S.
w. quarter Of section %. township 1O4,
range 68. for $500.
On motion tie application of the
school board of Union township for $3.50
was allowed.
On motion the Claim committee pro.
ceeded to examine the claims against
tho county and ordered warrants drawn
for same as follows: