Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-04-14
BOARD
The Proceedings of the County
Board of Commissioners
of the County of Day.

lie bOdIu Vi COuitN COiiiuilssiNnNAN
met pursuant to adjournment. Present
Chairman Sletten, Commissioners
Goodrich, Wyganowski, Tracy and
Long.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed:
VIM. Egeland, auditors salary
March. .... s 125 90
5. II. Egeland, deputy auditors
salary March GO 90
Chris Grue, register of deeds
salary March 100 90
+. \. Sandvig, deputy registers
salary March. &c 90
Lettie X. Moore, clerk i'll regis
ter's office 20 %
II. O. Wickre, county treasurer's
salary March 1875 90
A. NJ. Alley, deputy treasurer :
salary March 80 90
J.. Serena Aadland, clerk i'll
treasurer's office March $500. 30 90
Andren ABBY, clerk in auditors
Office March ........... 80 90
Frank Anderson, states attor-
ney salary March ......... - 90
Lettie r. Moore, assisting
superintendent of schools, -. , 90
A V. Holverson, superinten-
dent of schools salary March III @
st. Andrews Mission, care of
Bridget Lewis March ..... l2 90
J, II. Lund, judges salary
March. &c IS
Greger Gregerson, wolf bounty 90
American Arith. Co., ~ rolls
y. b. paper for adding
~
Art Metal Construction Co.,
one omnibus for county
treasurer. ....... 100 w
w. II. Goodrich, / horse for
poor farm 100 90
NJ. c. Hanson, supplies to X.
Jelle .... IL 80
Potter & Garrick, coal for court
house. l16 90
Potter x Garrick, coal for poor
farm 30 20
Will A. Beach, stationary to
treasurer and clerk of court s 40
James Coyne, wolf bounty 80
Geo. Hammerbacker a. Co..
lock, pump, etc 4 80
Smith Premier Co., letter
books. ....... 1 50
Brown d Saenger, stationery
TO county superintendent and
auditor ... ........t / 20
News Printing Co, blanks, etc,
to county officers ........ 3 %
McCumber & Harmon, to re-
pairs i'll tr~easurer's office. 4 20
Perkins Bros. Co., record books
and blanks to register 80 10.
j. +. Kelley & Co., assessors
books and blanks. ....... l42 SO
Application of +. X. T%vinnereim for
loan of $685. 90 for the heirs of Riel
Sandal. was presented and on motion
approved.
Petition of Mary Makers for refund
of taxes in Andover township for the
years 1895, 1896 and 1897, was presented
and on motion granted.
Official bond and oath of j. II. Chap
man, as county constable, was pre-
sented and on motion approved.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet at l 80 p. m. with the assessors of
the county,
1880 p. M.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment with the assessors of the several
townships.
Present, Chairman Sletten, Commits.
sioners Tracy, Long, W~yganowski and
Goodrich.
Assessors present:
Central Point, j. w. Dilley: Webster
township, C. A. Wheeler: Bristol town
ship, G. A. Chamberlain; Lynn, p. Il.
Amundson; Rariton, Tom Lensegraf;
Greenville, Frank Knrkowski; Wau-
bay township, VIM. ]. Johnson; And
over township, Wilson Stewart: Farm
ington. Andrew ferguson; Rusk, +. l..
Wallace; Kidder, Arthur Pratt; Butler,
Christ Binder; Valley, X. T.. Howe;
Nutley. Rattle Sunde; Racine, Frank
Wendt; Kosciusko, Joseph Kuper-
schmidt; Union, Ole L. Teiten: indie
~pendence, a. Christianson: Morton,
Mat Monzel; Liberty, John Olson;
Egeland, J. n. Long; Wheatland. III.
+. Look; Highland, L. +. Sreum, York,
w. +. Stevens.
Moved and seconded thar the town
ships, for the purpose of assessment Of
lands, be divided into three classes.
Motion failed to carry.
Moved and seconded that the town
! ships. for the urpos of assessment Of