Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-04-16

W p FOgleman, Freedom twp. f"
j Fl Kennedy, Crystal twp. ''
j H Young, Long Island tip constable.
A Coffin, Belmont twp.
VIM Benton, Plum twp. =
w P Russell. Granite twp. 81
J NJ Richardson, I" .
On motion the resignation of W c
Privett, treasurer of Rushville town
ship, was accepted.
On motion f NJ Mccormick was ap-
pointed treasurer of RushVille twp.
On motion j B Hicks was allowed
$3.50, VIM Bruning $3.50 and August
Krause $3.50 for correction in deScrip-
tion of appraisement of school land.
On motion Geo Farrell was appoint
ed treasurer of Poairie View township
in place of ChaS Short, deceased.
On motion the bond of Geo Dangle
as Supt. of poor farm was accepted.
On motion the bonds of the First
National Bank and the Phillips Coun-
ty Bank as county repositories were
approved.
On motion the abStractor's bond of
J . Lowe was rejected.
On motion E T Gates was awarded
the janitor work at the court house
for the ensuing year at $50 per month
On motion board adjourned.
April 9th, 1902.
The board Of county commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment. Road
petitions were taken up and disposed
as follows:
On motion then roa petition Of L.
W Ellis was rejected.
On motion the road petition of Jno
Kendrew was accepted, and Jno Ham,
Geo Tannahill and + A Dixon were
appointed viewers.
On motion the road petition of o
Graham was accepted and S L Proaps,
Geo Pearson and NJ L Ste wart were
appointed viewers.
On motion the viewers report on
the Moore road was accepted and fees
allowed.
On motion the petition of Van
Assem- was accepted and Mike Bach, L
Stopper and j Van Wyck we're ap-
pointed viewers.
On motion report of viewers on the
Furlong road was accepted and petit
ton rejected and viewers fees allow
ed.
On motion road petition of GIL Fur
long to vacate and close road was ac-
cepted and Aug. Hanke, Fred Grote
and c Steele were appointed view
erS.
On motion road petition of GIL Fur
long to lay out and establish road was
accepted and Aug. Hanke, Fred Grote
and j G Steele were appointed as
viewers.
On motion the viewers report on
the T Morton road was laid over It'll
the July meeting and viewers fees all
lowed.
On motion road petition of q W
Calhoun was accepted and D w Stew
ems, Geo Stroup and Jerry Breton
were appointed viewers.
On motion report Of viewers on the
j T Morton road was re-conS idered
and re-opeped.
On motion the report OF viewers on
the T Morton road was acc epted
with the exception of damages were
rejected and the road ordered opened.
On motion road petition of A D
Reeder was accepted and F G Albright
Jno Engert and w A Meyer were ap-
pointed as viewers.
On motion road petition of NJ G..
Bach was rejected, the same was up
on Investigation found to bea road.
On motion board adjourned.
April 10th, 1902.
Board met pursuant to ad journ-
ment.
On motion road petition Of " j
Frazer was REJECTED for the report of
the viewers shows the road belongs to
the county by prospective right and
viewers fees allowed, the some being
supported by atTidavits.
On motion the bill of S D Boughton
was allowed and q warrant drawn for
the amoupt oyer what he owed the
county, 50 So,
On motion Mrs Pettigrew was al
lowed $50 for a ticket and expense
money to Boise City, Idaho.
On motion bills on general fund
were audited and allowed.
On motion board adjourned.
April 18th, 1902.
Board met pursuant to adjourn,
ment.
On motion the following compton,.
ises and rebates were allowed:
Frank Gray, compromise redemp.
tton en- lots and 8, blk Cummings
add to Phillipsburg for 81 so. j a
Scott. rebate on $40 for 1901 on lots ]
ord 2 blty n rar,xo O K;-ry;y, 1,;4,,