The Lamar register., 1901-04-10

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The fnlowin. claims wer" allowed
a.i wirrlnt. dawn "n fund Ut nd
Dist No 4:
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Lamar Hardware Co, 3 o.
Lamar. Colo, April 1, 1901.
Warrants were ordered drawn on
the poor fuud for following claims:
Frank Rosacrans, health officer II 90
II Myers, drugs u W
A Van Deusen, fumigating IL 20
II A Long, caring for patients ~ W
strain Bros. coal 3 so
Report of county clerk j. f.
Curry, for March was approved and
warrant drawn on ordinary revenue
fund in his faver for 500.
Bill OF Lamar Hardware Co, for
Mdse to amount of S5,05 was allow
ed.
Petition of NJ. o. Mathews for re-.
bate on taxes oh cattle was diaallow-
ed
Petition of D. b. Novels for re
bate of taxes on improvements on
railroad right of way was rejected.
Petition OF j. E. Rhode asking re-
bate on taxes on lot l block n was
rejected.
Board accepted the bond for OPEN
ing and relocating road running
west from the county road at north
west corner of lO-23-42 to north,
west corner of E is l of sec. 10
thence south along middle line OF
said S E !, until it intersects the
county road on South side of said
section 10.
The petition of H. B. Tibbetts for
rebrte of taxes on personal property
erroneously assessed was rejected.
The claim of Town of Lamar for
hydrant water quarter ending March
81, was allowed and warrant ordered
drawn on ordinary revenue fund for
SIS.
The county Jail was examined and
found in good condition.
The claim Of E. E. Kerr for labor
performer on road Dist. No. was
allowed and warrant ordered drawn
on said fund for $32 30.
The claim Of the Lamar Hardware
Co was on motion allowed and war
rant drawn less Town of Lsmar's
portion for $3.50.
A resolution in regard to the pub
lie highways was on motion adopted
by the board as follows:
"Resolved-That at regularly
quarterly meeting of SAID board it
was rcsol, I'd that all regularly laid
out roads in the county be and they
ar, hereby required to be not less
than 30 feet wide hereafter unless so
changed Ivy the action OF the board"
The petition of W. j. Johnston
asking for rebate of taxes erroneous
ly assessed on lots and 8 in block
30 Lamar was on motion rejected.
The county clerk was instructed
to notify the road overseers in the
several districts to see that all coun-
ty roads are not less than go feet
wide unless ordered by said board,
The following bills were allowed
and warrants drawn on ordinary
revenue fund:
n stevenson, serN. anu mlieuBe - W
J N Leslie " % 20
On motion board adjourned to
meet first Monday in May.
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