Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-01-25

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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PROCEED
Board met January 4th, 1901, pur-
suant to adjournment. All members
and the auditor present.
| 1t was moved aud carried that s,3lS32
be accepted in full payment OF all
taxes on the SWll4 Of section 3, town
ship s south, range east B. II. NJ,
provided he said amount is paid
within sixty days.
1t was moved and carried that
S125.o0 be accepted in full payment of
all taxes for the years 1857, 1888 and
1883 Ola certain unimproyed lots in
Edgemont, and lands, list of which is
on file with the auditor.
1t was moved and carried that $500.
in cash and $3.50. in Fall River county
general fund warrants be accepted in
full satisfaction of all taxes for the
year 1899 and all prior years on all lots
and blocks belonging to Geo. M.
Springs Except block IL a list of which
is on file with the auditor and that the
interest on the delinquent taxes on the
said block one be abated, provided all
of the said tax is paid within sixty
days.
1t was moved and carried that road
supervisors for the various road
districts of the county be appointed
for the ensuing year as follows:
Road district No. 1, Robert Milligan.
Road district No. ., T. A. Ball.
Road district No. 3, E. S. Weldon.
Road district No. 4, Ed Keenan,.
Road district No 5, Ira Iillotson.
Road district No. 6, d. G. Shirley.
Road district No. z, James Petty.
Road district No. 8, Levi Hill.
Road district No. 10, Henry Snyder.
Road district No. IL, U. w. Ecken-
rode.
Road district No. 13, N. II. Dryden.
Road district No. IA, w. A. Cole.
1t was moved and carried that S64O0
be accepted in full payment of all
taxes on lots 2, 3, 4 and 8, block q, and
lots 1, 9, S and 6, block %, original
town of Hot Springs, provided the said
tax is paid within sixty days.
Quarterly report of Harry Goddard
as police judge was on motion ap-
proved, and bill for fees to the amount
of 1920 was allowed.
Bill of Peoples Telephone Company
of $500 for telephone in sheriff's
Office was laid over.
Bill of A. p. Allen for years sub
scrlption to state esr.ay paper was on
motion rejected.
III was moved and carried that 1920.
in county general fund warrants be
accepted in full payment for buildings
belonging to Fall River county,
situated on lots one and nineteen,
block twenty-five, Minnekahta ad-
dition Ito Hot Springs, and that the
chairman of the board be and is hereby
authorized to execute bill of sale for
the same.
The following resolution was, on
motion, adopted:
Whereas, No levies were made in
the years 1899 and 1900 for special
sinking fund purposes, be it
Resolved, That no more warrants
be drawn on the said special sinking
fund.
On motion the following bills were
allowed and warrants ordered drawn
for amounts:
Harry Goddard, publishing "a 80
John Stack, board of prison
Observation-Disclosures. ers. 100
e. c. Myers, meals for
prisoners q 90
Francis Dornan, fees as con-
stable in state cases. ...... So 40
w. w. Forney, services as
county commissioner 20 90
j. w. Sweat, services as
county commissioner. Is 90
D. G. Grippen, services as
county commissioner and
OverSeer county pOOr..... 2Z w
Lawrence Snively, services
as member of board of
registration. Observation-Disclosures. 3 3OOl
D. G. Grippen, court certiti-
cate. .......... 9 10
Jos. Dennis, making election
booths and material for
same. 13 90
w. w. Smithson, postage
from April 1st. to Jan. 1st. SOO|
Ed S. Ames, publishing. 5000. IS 65
w. r. Morgan, es Co. Treas,
exchange, postage, freight,
transportation county poor
and prisoners. rs............. 267 Il
Merchants Dray Line, dray-
age ballot boxes, booths,
etc.. 325
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