Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1903-05-08
Commissioners Proceedings.
CANTON S. D.
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The board reaSSemDled at O'ClOc
this day having completed the inspet
tion of bridges throughout the cour
ty. Present: G.. P. Schiager, Chail
man, N. Smith, VIM. NJ. Cuppett an
county auditor. On motion the fol
lowing bridges were ordered: th
Sioux River bridge at Fairview, tn
bridge and approach to be repaired
Sioux River bridge at Hudson to b
reconstructed. The bridges at Fail
view and between Fairview and Hud
son to be painted, also the bridge a
Hudson. 85,
l Bridge GA #. between secs. 4 ant
9, Eden Township.
2 Bridge 4S 1T. between Secs. 2
and IA, Pleasant Township.
3 Bridge % it. between secs. q ant
"a, Eden Township.
Bridge 80 it. between secs. 13 ant
IA, Perry Township.
Bridge 32 it. between secs. 20 ant
80, LaValley Township.
6 Bridge between sec. Lynn
Township and sec. IS La Valley to be
repaired, pilings II #. long and one
iron plate on end post.
! ! Bridge 36 #. long, y piling IS it.
and 6 piling u it., between secs. q
and % Lincoln Township.
s Bridge % it. between secs. IL and
IL in Lincoln Township, IL piles 16 #.
long.
9 Bridge % TT. long near the mouth
of Nine Mile Greek sec. 26, Springdale
Township.
10 Bridge 30 it. long between secs.
8 and 10 in west Springdale, Town
ship 100, Range SO, piling IS #. and
8 piling 16 it.
II Steel bridge between SECS %
and q Canton Township, length Of
tubes IL it. by 80 in.
II Steel bridge across the Sioux
River, 80 rds. north of the south line
of sec. 26 Springdale Township, span
120 it,, 80 TT. approach on So. Oak. side
and 80 it. on Iowa side.
13 Bridge at Geo. Byers, between
secs. % and p to be repaired. n
WEDNESDAY, APRIL %, 1903.
Day spent in checking the treasur-
er's and auditors offices.
Accounts found correct and ap-
proved.
The auditor was instructed to ad-
vertise for bids as follows to wit:
To build a closet in basement of the
court house in Canton, also plastering
walls and ceiling in said basement,
furnish and hang two doors for store
room.
The auditor was authorized to en-
gage painter to repaper the office of
the county judge and have the office
of the register of deeds given two
coats Of calcimine.
g. p. SCHAIAGER, Chm.
VIM. M. CUPPET,
N. SMITH.
NAYLoR CASE.
Upon reading the petition of H. N.
Cooper ct al, filed with the county
auditor of Lincoln county, South Da-
kota, on the 14th day of April, 1908,
praying that certain lands, to-wit, the
South East Quarter of Section Twen-
ty-six (26) Township Ninety-eight 1857
of Range Fifty (5O) situate in said
Lincoln county, be decided to Amanda
Naylor, widow of George W. Naylor,
or that she be reimbursed in an
amount equal to the increase in the
value of the land, and the rents and
profits arising therefrom, since the
same has been held by the said county
of Lincoln, under the foreclosure pro-
ceedings, instituted against the said
George w. Naylor and Amanda Nay
lOr.
And after reading the statement of
the said foreclosure proceedings, filed
by the States Attorney of the said
Lincoln county, setting forth the fol-
lowing facts, to-wit: that on the 10Th
day Of July, 1881, a foreclosure action
was commenced, in the name of the
said county of Lincoln, as plaintiff,
against the said George W. Naylor,
and Amanda Naylor, his wife, upon
a certain bond and mortgage, exc
cuted by the said George W. Naylor
and Amanda Naylor to cover the
shortage Of the said George w. Naylor
to the said county Of Lincoln, in the
sum of S8,429.46; that such further
proceedings were had that the said
county Of Lincoln, on the lst day of
April, 1882, recovered Judgment
against the said George w. Naylor
and Amanda Naylor, for the sum Of
Sc, ,429.46, together with interest there
on at seven per cent, from January
28th, 1880, and legal costs amounting
in aggregate to 9,749.47: that there
after execution was duly issued, and
all of the land, described in said mort
gage including the said South East
Quarter of Section Twenty-six (26)
Township Ninety-eight. (9S of Range
Fifty (5O), was sold for the aggregate
sum Of s1O, O,397.OO; that the Judgment
recovered against the said George w.
Naylor and Amanda Naylor, his wife,
together with interest on said indebt-
edness from the 28th day of January,
1880, at seven per cent. and the costs
allowed by law, in the actions and
proceedings against the
said George w. Nayl0r and Amanda
Naylor, would amount to about the