Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-10-16
The Board authorized w. P FEEDER,

! The Board authorized w. P. FEEDER
Probate Judge, to make numerical
index of all the proceedings, record
and files in his Office for 5000.
The bills of Joseph Marshall claim
ing $50 for architects services, o
o. B. Looney claiming $50 for pes
house house destroyed by fire and O
St. Rose Hospital claiming SIS fol-
care of Geo. Howell, pauper were
rejected.
Board adjourned to Oct. Z, 1908.
Oct. Z, 1903.
The Board met pursuant to ad
journment. Present S. S. Shattuck
chairman, 7. c. Brown, commits
sioner, members of said Board anc
F. M. Lutschg, clerk of said county
in attendance.
The County Treasurer's returns Il
the County Clerk since April 1. 1905
were checked over and found correct
County Clerks Office,
October 13, 1903.
The Board of County Commission
ers convened pursuant to adjourn
ment-having adjourned from dav to
day, from October 9TH on, and not
transaCting any business for want OF
a quorum.
Present, S. S. Shattuck. chairman.
and I. {. Brown, commissioner,
members of said Board, and /. NJ.
Lutschg, county clelk.
The bond of J. w. Soderstrom
as County Treasurer in the amount
of $50, 600. with the American Bond
ing Company of Baltimore as surety.
was approved by the board.
John Base was appointed clerk of
Liberty township to fill vacancy.
Bills of q. l.. Koch for treatmentof
Bay White, w. Kellog and Paul Nc
Aleney were laid over. Bills of the
Interstate Bridge Co. for two cars of
lumber laid over.
The quarterly report of the Pro
bate Judge and committee of the
County Treasurer Office is as fol
lows, to-wit:
Amount to be accounted for as ap-
pears from the books ............ SS25Sb >
Cash on hand in he office. POSI-
Amount on deposit in the
J.V. Brinkman Co Bank I7.4oo.4o
Amount deposit in he
Citizens National Bank. i7.S4a.77
Amount on deposit IN ne
First National Bank I-122-l
TOT al amount $500. .....-z15 sos - 80. ,
Report was approved.
The report of view of road peti-
toned for by ]. B. Prose and others,
being favorable, was confirmed by
the Board and Trustee of Home
stead township, and was directed to
be caused to be opened to public
travel, said road described as follows:
Commencing at the west terminus of
Second street, of Hoisington, Kansas,
from thence to run due east to the
rlght-of-way of the K. & G. r. R..
thence along the north side of said
rlght-Of-way to the line of section 5,
T Is, R 13.
Chas. Fenno was awarded S135
and w. r. Smith SIS, as damages
sustained by reason of the establish
ment of said road.
ADDITIONAL BILLS ALLOWED.
Breeder, etal, appropriation Co. Ext 500 90
W r Smith, damages for Prose road $500 IS o.
Chas Fenno 135 OC
Jude Gooda1e, care of Geo Gooda1e ~ % O
The Kansan Co, tax receipts for 1908 $500 20 o.
V Musil, drawing jurors OF
w Cone, - OC
Union twp, voting place exp. Aug IL. 'O3.. 40
Clafiin Hdw s. Imp Co. casket for one,
w kellogg 1s q
SARAH TERRELL AND MARY Nc
DONALD INQUEST.
g L Koch, coroner - 3 a
d Lewis, juror Observation-Disclosures. Z,
B T Anthony . .......... .. .
B F Humes - ........... 800 ~ :
w Southern - ........
Logan .......... 1
n E Galley . =
\ Grant Jones, witness. . ....... =
| Frank Watts Observation-Disclosures. /
| c Feltes ......... II