Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-10-18

eight south, Of rauge four east, thence
north along the section line to the
northeast corner of section eighteen,
township eight south, of range four
east, thence east along the section line
to the southeast corner of section
twelve, township eight south, of range
four east, thence north along the Sec
ton line to place ST beginning.
All resolutions OF orders heretofore
passed by the board of commissioners
of the county in conflict herewith are
hereby repealed.
On motion the following named
judges were appointed and the follow
ing named polling places were desig-
mated for the judicial election to be
held on Tuesday, November 5th, 1901.
Hot springs precinct No. l, City Hall,
judges, A. S. Stewart, A. J.. Kellar and
E. I. Peirce.
jackson precinct No. 2, o. Fergu-
sons residence, judges, Alden Scovel
I. B. Dings and T. E. Parsons.
Odell precinct No. 8, Buttomer,s
Store, judges, j. A. Clark, w. A. Steel
and Fred Schiller.
Beaver precinct No. 4, Oral school
house, judges, G. L. Conger, Ed Bond
and Joe Kriegler.
Sand Creek precinct No. S, Morga-
reidge school douse, judges, w. B.
Tice, Andrew Mosier and John East
man.
Smithwick precinct No. 6, Smith
wich school house, judges, G. w. Belts,
Archie Robins and VIM. loops.
Oelrichs precinct No. 6, Elkhorn Ho-
tel, judges, N. H. Dryden, Harry Brind-
ley and Ben Harrison.
Cheyenne River precinct No. 8.
Thompson school house, judges, Jos.
Marty, +. M. McClelland and Tom
Long.
Duck Creek precinct No. 9, Ard.
more school house, judges, Dave An
derson, Jas. s. Hollenbeck and Mike
O'Connell.
Cascade precinct No. 10, Fargo Bros.
Store, judges, H. H. Whaley, S. B.
Sherman and E. S. Cox.
Dudley precinct No. IL, Burton
school house, judges, E. K. Bowel,
Douglas Hand and L. w. Parrotte.
Edgemont precinct No. IL, City
Council Rooms, judges, E. L. Clark.
Or. Newmarker and A. j. Colgan.
BOD Canyon precinct No. ID, Mime
kahra school house, judges, j. G. Gil
christ, L. G. Shirley ond M. G. Orr.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of
the Board that w. H. Wilson was ex-
cessively taxed on personal property
fer the year 1900 it was ordered that
the treasurer accept $4,000 In full paw
ment of said tax.
On motion the following bills we're
allowed and warrants ordered drawn
for amounts:
q. S. Ames, stationery. rs
b. $. Ames, printing and adver-
tislng 5000 reduced. and al
ld"eu. I'll :E3
Mis-. l.. NJ. Harvey, witness j..
4. Court..................... 3 90
Jew. Applegate, board of jury
and bailitf. ....... 90
Emily A. Black, express, post
age. Observation-Disclosures. 5 OS
u. Petty, sheriff's fees......... 1913 30
American Book Co., text books 80 %
Geo. Miller, fees dep. sheriff.. 80 45
Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital,
care OF 1917 SO
j. w. Bentley, repairs to court
O5
D. G. Grippen, services as COM &
mlsSiourS. 10 90
w. w. Forney, services as COM
missioner and mileage....... IS 90
On motion salaries of Treasurer,
Deputy Treasurer, Auditor, States At
torney, Supt. of Schools, County
Judge, Physician for poor and Court
House Janitor were allowed.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of
the Board from afidavits and records
and other information on file that the
N. S. Tubbs Sheep Co, was
ly and excessively assessed for the
year 1901, it was ordered and the Au-
d1tor was directed to place said assess
ment on a basis of 6OOO sheep for the
year 1901.
On motion the following resolution
was adopted unanimously:
Whereas, The city of Edgemont,
South Dakota has proposed to and is
about to build a steel bridge across the
Cheyenne River near Edgemont which
is to cost the sum of Two Thousand
Three Hundred Dollars without the
approaches, which bridge properly
should be built by Fall River county
ann whereas the said city of Edgemont
agrees to pay for said bridge in full
and complete the approaches thereto
upon the agreement of the County of
Fall River to issue to the said CITY of
EdgemOnt, Bridge Find Warrants 70