Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1901-03-09

or the Board Of County Commission
ers of Custer County, 8. d.


CUSTER CRY, s. D., March /, 1901.
Board in session pursuant to adjourn
ment
Present, w. A. widney, chairman.
Israel Bower and ID. V. Coe, county
commissioners, and w. A. Smith county
auditor.
Minutes OF last meeting read and APP
proved.
The following bills were allowed on
the general fund:
VIM. Bodenner, hall rent for
election. November 9, l900....S 2 so
d. Carrigan, hall rent for regis
tration and election 1900 ...... 6 90
Pat Conlon. hail rent for regis
.ratlOn l9O0 ............. "..... 2 so
Custer Comfy Bank, room and
fuel for jury, adjourned Sept.
term NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9 90
f. j. V. Rutkowski, services as
clerk of courts to March LIST,
l9OO ....".."..." ........ =. ..... IL %
w. L.. Flewellin, wolf scalp
bounty IL 90
State Publishing Co., blanks for
county .."....... ....."...-.".... IA
Geo. ID. Barnard & Co., election
supplies 70 60
Geo. ID. Barnard q Co., books
and blanks"........"..."."... 26 20
Chas. Richardson, witness cir
cult court, adjourned Septem-
Der term 1900....... ...........". 3 40
Paul Kleemann. l3 meals for
Jurors and bailiff, adjourned
September term l900.."...... 5 20
G. &. Crarv, livery hire for coun-
ty and work On Lake road. 81 90
L. w. Calkins, examination Of
Geo. w. Wright, i~nsane...... 7 90
Ed. Stenger, road receipt No o,
allowed on road district No.
III ....... AZ 90
Resin Otis. 5 days work on
roads, allowed on road district
No. 2......."... ...... .......". %
L. V. Garlock, repairing pump
at court house, and supplies
for court house, allowed on
contingent fund ."... ..,.... l6 80
The Bond Buyer, publishing %
tiCe Of bond sale ......... ..".". IL IS
w. +. Hill, Z days work in audi
tors office %
Official bond Of G.. +. Smith, states at
torney elect, examined and approved.
Official bond of S. f. Ainslie, sheriff
elect, examined and approved.
Affidavit and bond Of w. A. Widney,
filed and duplicate warrant issued for
warrant No. $685.. amount $3.50.
Affidavit and bond of +. A. Scott filed
and duplicate warra nts issued, for war
rants Nos. 1888, S774, 1915, amount
$3.50.
Fong Coon appeared before the board
and made an affidavit against his raise
Of valuation for year 1900, which assess
ment was reduced 1928, on account o.
excessive assessment and raise.
Geo. q. Dickinson appeared before the
board and made an atffdayit against his
assessment of $4,000 for year 1900, which
amount was taken of, as the amount il
loaned on property assessed for same
year.
The following tax propositions were
allowed if paid within 80 days from
date.
Proposition Of August Peterson to pay
1864 0 for tax sale certificate and ANGEL
lation of the 1900 and prior taxes on thu
northwest quarter, section 81, township
= south, range 10 east, B. III. Nj.
Proposition Of William Mason to pay
$500 for tax sale certificate land cancel
lation of the 1900 and prior taxes on th'
north half of northeast quarter anC
southeast quarter Of northeast quarter
section 2, township 4 south, range east
Proposition of ID. 5. Lewis to pay 81
for cancellation of the 1909 and prio
taxes on lots 4, 5, 6, 10, II, ~, block &c
and lots |, 2. 3, block so, Custer.
Proposition of ~I'arney Peak Tin con-
pany to pay 1920 in full for the 1900 tai
receipts on the following mining claims
viz: Tinker Tin, Ruby Group Nos |,
3, Missing Link, Tenderfoot and tn
Smith Placer.
Proposition Of Mark Booth TO pay $50,
in full settlement Of the 1900 and prio
years taxes on lots 4, 5, II, block ], ives
half lot 6, block s, and half lots ii. Il
block 40. Custer, and east half Of south
east quarter, southeast quarter of north
east quarter, section /. township south
range 7, and lot 5, section e, township
south, range s, and lots 2, 3. 4, and south
east quarter Of northwest quarter, sec
ton 6, township 3 south, range 8. Als'
personal taxes Of Mark Booth and Mrs
S. NJ. Booth.
The bids for the sale ofS20,0 900 refund
ing bond due May 10Th, 1901, was open
ed March LIST, 1901, and the board o
county commissioners being unable t
understand one of the bids it was deem
ed advisable to postpone the awarding
Of the bids for said bonds until thei
regular meeting April 2nd, 1901.
Board adjourned 10 meet March 2nd
1900.
w. A. WIDNEY, Chairr an.