Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-04-16

ID d Dea. " 2 IS
Abram Hook 9 9
Il Utter slerif y 10
AW Clothier road
job Henderson damages 30 30 90 90
I,hariea Cirnnert 10 on
A llasslcr viewer W
/ " Frazer and hagman . so
ID d Dean constable Crystal twp bond approved
The following compromises were allowed
Lots 10, 20 blk E range Kirwin, S.
Lots l to 20 inclusive except IL and lo DIX y
range | Kirwin, S12 so.
Lots ID to Is inclusive B o, to II inclusive II Z
McClntocks Ad Tn Marvin 81.
Lots to 20 inclusive B, Il. l Kirwin, $50 80
% feet off N side and 10 feet off s, side lot 10
aud SH feet off side lot II b y range Kirwin
Lots 16. II and 10 blk C range q Kirwin So
Lot Ii blk range Philipsburg S25
Lot blk 3 range Bissell's addition to Phillips
burg So 400
Lots Z. 8 8 and 10 blk A range Kirwin $50
Tracts /, 2 3, s. and 6 in sw wv Bill ~, Slo
The following rebates wer allowed
East two.thirds lot II Davis ad. to Marvin So4
Sw NV VIZ sw 343l9 Sl2O
NV NV 20 10 500
w n Neil ain personal S65.
Dunn IL Townsend personal assessed in two
township 1915.
CW Quanz personal Belmont rejected,
On motion the viewers reports on the WICK
war roads to vaCate and to establish was rejected
and new viewers be appointed,
The commissioners made Vlslt 10 INC pour
farm April 10, 1908
On motion the road petition Of John Hillstead
was granted and NJ King. T Williams and f
Trumbu were appointed viewers
On motion the road petition Oh A Greene 10
vaCate was rejected
ON motion the road petition of A A Greene to
establish was rejected.
On motion the road petition of Austin Law
was laid over till the July meeting.
On motion the road petition of @ Hassler
was granted and road ordered opened.
Motion made and seconded that the bill Of Ed
Onanz be rejected Hageman voting for and Boz
gart and Yeeh voting against.
On motion 1t is ordered that where comprom-
ise granted the treasurer s not to grant GER
tGcate until the current taxes are paid, and TO
the party obtaining the compromise sixty days TO
pay such compromised taxes
On motion West, K Jaenicke and Far
| ley were appointed appraisers OF scnool land as
| follows sh seq 364 Is
| On motion the following order was adopted at
the April meeting of the board OF county commits
| siOnefs. :.
In compliance with the law relating thereto, 1t
IL hereby ordered that a DOxious weeds know"
| ms Russian and Canada thistes sNall be d s'roy-
| ed between June 20 and July 20 1913, and u the
land owners neglect or refuse to remove the came
betW cen the dates above ment oned, tnen the
road Overseers are hereby directed to destroy
| sud weeds ana 10 TAX Inc COble up W Iuc luhue
in the same as the law directs, and the Cou ity
CLERK is instructed to cause to be published at
| least three weeks before June 20, 1908, notice
setting forth the facts as above
| On motion the resignation or L Gaumel
trustee OF Walnut township was accepted
| On motion Mende was appointed trustee
of Walnu' township in place OF y I Gaumer re-
| signed
TN motion Mrs A Altman was given contract
to care for Altman for the sum OF Sl5 20 pei
] A. ALA NfaRl u
| ON motion lots So blk and lots 2-34 o
| blk IN Long Island were ordered stricken from
the TAX roll as the same are vacated and assessed
as irregular tracts
On motion compromises were granted as fol
| lows.
Lots 0 aud wy 10 blk rye Philipsburg S. 0t
| Lots 10 II f. blk 3 ge7 10 "
on melton the road petition of @ II Smith to
vacate was granted and road ordered closed
On IN ton the road petition OF Z sMlth 70
establish was granted and road ordered opened
On molten X Altman, W Priyett and M FL
lott were appointed viewers on the James Wick
| war road
On motion Mrs Jane Shook was allowed 50 per
week to help support herself und crippled BOY
ON motion the ROAD petition Of G N kysar was
granted and Arthur Knowles, Hincaid and ID L
steele were appointed viewers
General Fund Continued
j Q Royce balance on county printing ~ on
| q b Heath months water rent for 20. - W
| : ID KIM assessing Plum twp 70 90
| John Thomas to visiting H. schools AZ 90
! A P Sargent to 7 Young wolf scalps 100
| NE Myerly bringing insane to Phillipsburg
| and expenses Tor the same 10 ~
II Day assessing Granite twp 81 %
q Utter notifying Mrs A ,ltman to ap-
| pear before the commissioners April 10
i00J $50
John Ritter guarding insane 80
| W b Gaumer ccunt Job work II %
Bills on the Poor Fnnd,
Martin Kistner goods for Mrs. linn 20 %
! Prnsen IL NandgrN elne 90 DIS for Perry al 40
Gebhart ~ Son supplies for poor farm ask
ed 81 73 allowed II 4S
| 7 j zee goods for Mrs J Wilson ~ "a
Iheo Smith " Son coal for Goodman 49,. Is
Vim Whitfield goods for Zenith Cox ....... 81
| A Altman Careing for q Altman months. rs 10
q II Denger balance as Supt poor farm. lO5 ~
| Theo smith a. son supplies for poor farm II IS
| Tim Fitzgerald caring for Topper e. .... 10 w
] Il Newell 81 days overseeing the poor. Z 80
/ u + Burt medical attendance for K Shaw 40 w
din laid over -. 1890. -. -. 81 IS
. r Gaumer overseeing poor Walnut twp. 8 90
VIM Allen trp to Phillipsburg for med-
cal ex. A Perro...... =. .''.......-.... 800
Thos Brown med for VIM Topper ....... 445
4 q " bowman coal for Perry .....,... 10 90
\ - Hull goods foI r Ulaybaugh 80. -. 707
II } Chapnan medical attendance for A
PJ ar goods for Zenith Cox .. ....... 3 so
i u Y Brown med attendance TO Zenith Cox 2 81
Randi g Blaner goods for A Richardson l3 25
i + Z Richmond med service to VIM Topper IL Of
i A l. Newell goods for 20 .... 80. 80. %
K W Pope extracting tooth for = Griffin. 80
j llodgsOn med. service Kendrlck case. II ~
d Il Miller meat for Zenith Cox. ..... / Is
Il p j Carl goods for A II Nischke 6 10
D D HaQgard Visits to Mrs VI Baker 90
Bridegroom Il Marsh goo e for poor So
z " Tickle caring for NJ Boxer 7 81
JsInrs .srson goods for A Richardson = IS
. Peter Nbei goad- for Mrs llageman 13 ~
Il , Waichit oterseeilV 3oor 8 Oh
II f. A Ioycjoy GOODS fp.IA Perry 50
Poiinl good for poor iirl, Is 20
" VI chelf coal for Mrs Baker ! 80
! llrdgsou medical service for Mr. D Wis
laid over li6 90
rs = lisgman coal for Rypkama 80
I y P0lng ctrlHa iGy 4 NJ Baker 30 90
" j e Blakesle, reut fOr hrs Hggeman 10 80
4 u ] Dcsnson mee cal feryice ioE hra
J Guthrie Ibid oyer ~ 90
J smith Grocery 90 shoes for Mrs Reynolds i 65
Geo James = 90 supplies for poor ia p g
J I'd Quauz labor on poor farm farm laid over ! 90
iandt " Rice goods for g : whitney "
nuur n Son me for Il VI Barker 30
: II Day overseeing poor 8 0J
u ysss IS %
] p Edwari. Son balance on coffin for
} Mrs Pearson laid o.sr %
Long lslard Lmbar 20 coal iof Zenith Cox II co
} Nick raylor uur-inr Il VI Baker $ 0O
On motionlth following order was adopted IN
regard 10 the Equalization Meeting June 1, 1903
The Go day 20 be spent in passing on the alb
-iraet- and assessment rolls ofpersonal property
The second dav lime . iQ03 thew will hear all