The Lamar register., 1901-11-20

the clerk was instructed 10 nOulIy JuuBe
o Breen and John Walker, Of Woodland,
Oklahoma, that their rail road fare and
expenses for hotel would be paid by the
county for their appearance as witnesses
in the case OF the People of the State OF
Colorado against John d. Hodges con-
fined in the county Jail Of said county.
Approved monthly report OF w ii
Blosser overseer road dist. D for month
of October, 1901, and warrants were
ordered drawn rs follows:
Cbas Billinpslea 10 so
Fred Reyher 4 80
] X Stevenson 6 90
w w Gable 9 20
Frank Halter m
w III Blosser 81 20
Ira Gardener w
Walter Eaton 7 SO
Approved monthly report OF V Y
Haven overseer road dist. 2 and warrants
were ordered drawn on said road dist. as
follows:
Joe Knowlton 20 90
Fred Williams 90
o Depnes 8 90
w Haven 1913 90
The claim of d r Young for black
smithing was on motion allowed and
warrants were ordered drawn on the
general road fund for amount in favor
of ID r Young, S5.25. Also claims OF l.
G Stubbs for viewing road was allowed
and warrants ordered drawn on the gen.
eral road fund for amount $500
The following claims were allowed and
warrants ordered drawn on the ordinary
county revenue fund for amounts as
follows:
L Writ Markham Ins. policy 10 90
John @. Ford cleaning cess pool
jail 4 90
L M Blackwell drawing jury 10 60
The claim Of Mrs Alice Maxwell for
caring for Geo. Young was reconsidered
and balance allowed 1895.
Allowed claims and warrants were
ordered drawn on the general road fund
as follows:
M Strain 20 90
II Childs, mdse 35
On motion board adjourned to meet at
l p. m.
Lamar, Colo, Nov. IL, 1901.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
with all members present.
. IL Frybarger, election supplies 40
G r Strain, ice IA 90
+ II Rosacrans, service us deputy
assessor Go 90
Allowed Butchers Bond of Il L Boggs,
etal, to engage in the butcher business
in the county Of Prowers.
Christian Classen to keep a grocery at
lot IL in block II Of Holly, Colo. in sec
ton Is tp % s rg AZ West from Nov. /,
1901 to May l, 1902.
On motion the petition of ] S Nc
Chung for n rebate on taxes enormously
assessed for the year 1900, was gran
ted and the county treasurer was order
ed to rebate said taxes.
Allowed claims and warrants were or
dered drawn on the poor fund as follows:
Chas G Huddleston mdse for pau
per 26O
Curry, cash advanced poor 60
The petition Of Henry Jones asking a
rebate OF taxes enormously assessed on a
valuation Of $40 on two horses and one
COW was granted to said petitioner.
Allowed claims and drew warrants on
the ordinary county revenue fund as
follows;
Out West Printing & S Co., sup
plies II 10
w Carl, juror Dist Court so
Be it Resolved by the Board of County
Commissioners of the County of Prowers
that the assessments and the issuance
Of the tax receipts by the said treasurer
be and the same are hereby ratified and
confirmed, and all taxes assessed against
said lands for said years in excess Of the
amount 80 sold for are hereby rebated
said above lands are hereby described as
follows: NEA SEA 30 23-46. .SEL OF
SE14 SW14 Of SE4 NW4 SEA- 1923
46. NE14 of SWI4 NW4 Of SW14 SW
Of NW4 :NWX .of NV -1O-23- -46.
SW of SW NV Of SW-14-23-46. NEIL
946. NW-21-23-46. VIZ NE and Ell
Of NW-26-23-49. NW-2S-23-46. SW-33-
23-46. NE-20-23-46. E4 of NW-2s. 90
46. VIZ of NW-2O-24-46 NW-29 % -46.
Board on motion adjourned to meet at
8 a. m. Nov. 13, 1901.
Attest, J. F. Curry, Clerk.
Lamar, Colo, Nov. ID, 1901.
Office of the Board Of County Commits
sioners.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, K Stevenson, j N Leslie and
Thos Griffith.
Approved monthly report of county
treasurer for July, August and Septem-
Der for fees, etc, amounting to s339.1S
Approved monthly report of County
Judge Billingslea for month of October
1901.
Allowed claims and drew warrants on
the ordinary county revenue fund as
follows:
Jas, X Doughty, service supreme
court 76 90
Fred Lynch, putting up and TAX
ing down booths IA %
A Deeter, p canvassing election
returns Is 90
H W Milford, p canvassing elec-
tion returns 15 90
George Pollard, salary janitor 40 90
ID Fl Dickason, services election so
Frank Keainrs, mdse 3 90