Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-07-16
cenmissloners ProcesdInes.

The 1902 assessment of the banks
were taken up and their representa-
tiyes heard.
The bills on the general fund were
taken up and audited. On motion
the board adjourned.
Board met July s. pursuant to adj
journment.
On motion the bill of the American
Bridge Co. for S210O for two bridges
in Arcade twp, one in Mound twp,
one in Walnut twp and one in Sumner
twp for the county S proportionate
part was allowed in the sum of s1O50
less SIS So which was deducted for diff
ference in lumber and warrant was
drawn for the same and held until the
several twp'S. pay their proportionate
parts.
On N, tion the bill of S. J. Bateman
for 500 for nursing r. Shelton in small
pox case was allowed in the sum of
S46 80, balance being allowed to
Dougherty Bros for clothing.
On motion the viewers report on
the G o Graham road was accepted
and viewers fees allowed.
On motion P S Segrist, 3 o Graham
and D o Beattie were allowed fees as
chairman and fiagman on the Patton
road, the same being omitted at the
April meeting.
On motion the road petition of NJ
Randall was accepted and Glen Day,
James Scott and Geo Chapman were
appointed viewers.
On motion the viewers report On
the G Z Furlong road petition to va
cate was accepted and petition grant
ed and the road ordered opened and
fees allowed.
On motion the viewers report on
the j VanAsSen road was accepted
and petition granted and road ordered
opened and fees and damages allowed.
On motion the viewers report on
the T. a. Dixson road was accepted
and petition granted and fees allowed.
On motion the report on the John
Kendrew road was accepted, petition
granted and road ordered open and
fees allowed.
On motion the road petition of G G
Ewell was accepted and T Williams,
j NJ Hickey and D Heath were ap-
pointed viewers.
On motion the road petition of @ A
Bracken was accepted and G W
Stroup, Oscar Bush and j w King
were appointed viewers.
On motion the road petition of S
Snieder was accepted and VanWyck
Geo Schauer and Geo Kraft were APP
pointed viewers.
On motion the road petition of V
Centik was accepted and VanWyck,
G Weber and John Bach were appoint
ed viewers.
On motion of f NJ Rhoads is hereby
granted on condition that j acob Shick
be paid $45 and d warrant drawn for
that amount payable to said Jacob
Shick on completion of suitable cat
tie chute connecting his farm.
On motion made and seconded that
the road petition of WickWar be
granted and viewers appointed. Nc
tion prevailed; Fred Veeh and John
Hageman voting for and G e Breasted
against.
On motion the viewers report on
the a D Reader road was laid over to
the October meeting.
On motion the road petition of W
S Pruitt was laid over to the October
meeting.
On motion the G A r was granted
the privilege of erecting a speakers
stand and seats at the east end of the
court house during their reunion in
August with the understanding that
court house yard and that the Post
Commander appoint marshalls to keep
all tress- paSsers off the court house
lawn, and clean up all litter.
On motion it is hereby ordered that
warrants be drawn on the general
fund to pay defendants witnesses in
the S S Fisher case.
On motion the sheriff is ordered to
contract with: the sheriff of Smith
county to keep all prisoners until fur
Their orders from the board.
On motion W n Moore and r A
Porter were appointed to assist the
Probate Judge ia examing the coun-
ty treasurer's records for the ensuing
quarter.
The evening of July 18th was spent
in eancelling county warrants.
On motion the county was instruct
ed to accept the face of the taxes on
lots ID and II, blk D, range 8, Kirwin
city. The valuation on the above lots
were reduced S25 each for 1902.
On motion the bill of Frank Strain
for 1853. 66 as sal. under the prohibit
tory law from Apr. 1, 1900 to July 1,
1902 inclusive be laid over to October
meeting for further consideration.
On motion the valuation on lot /,
blk range 4, city of Phillipsburg be
lowered S17O.
On motion the valuation of the per-
sonal property of the Central Lumber
Co be lowered $500.