The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1904-01-29


penalty, granted If paid within twenty
days.
Supplemental report of clerk of courts
Tor january, 1904, examined and accepted
and warrants for all charges ordered
drawn. Bailiff's fees. S32: stenographer's
fees, $50; witness fees, IS. Total, county
general fund, S152.
Petition of James Parkinson ct al. for
road from Sc cor. of Sec. 16, I. 2 N, R.
Z, E. B. H. NJ. was examined and accept
ed and the following viewers appointed,
VIZ: George c. Hunt, James Brennan
and Howard Worth.
Petition of H. l.. Stall for line road was
examined. accepted and the following
named viewers appointed: Patrick Burns,
William Truax. Robert Rudersill.
Application for rebate Of taxes of o. L.
Toombs rejected.
Petition of James Cox for cancellat ton
OF taxes was rejected.
Road supervisors report of Dennis
O'Brien and accepted.
Oterpeck Bros bill for blacksmithing
for poor farm allowed, county general
fund. 4.75.
Coroner Netherlands report was ex-
anime and accepted and warrants drawn
for all charges except the charges of the
deputy sheriff, viz:
Edd Grady, witness fees, county gem
eral 1und LAO
Chas. Larson, witness fees ditto...... 40
Jonah Craig, 1.40
Joseph Mitchell, 1.4O
Edd ~Defenbaugh. Jurors fees, ditto. 1.2O
Chas, Swanson, 1.20
A. {. Swilly, 1.2O
Mckircham, acting coroner, fees...... 11.5O
Clerk of courts annual fees account for
1903 was examined and ordered placed on
file.
Petition Of Harvey Peak Tin NJ. NJ. &
NJ. &C., for cancellation of taxes was
granted, on account Of being property of
the church.
Bills allowed:
John A. Alexander, bridge and road
work B. & R. fund 1850
D.. c. Heath & Co., school supplies
for Hill City, Co. Gen. fund.-. 3.92
State Pub. Co., codes for county,
Co. Gen 90 10
Perkins Bros. Co, supplies for Co.,
Co. Gen. fund. 1855
Perkins Bros. Co., ditto............. Sc. OF
Perkins Bros. Co, 267. 80
-. Z. Heath Il Co, ditto............. 1892
Horace Crockett, postage and box
rent, sinking CTS
Edd l.. Fiegel, witness fees, justice
court, Co. Gen. ITO
American Book Co, school supplies
for county, Co. Gen. fund.......... 80. SO
Joe Kinder. bridge work, Dec. Il,
bridge fun 800
y. Z. Crammer, 800
.. G.. Crammer, road work, Dec. y,
road work 900
A. Miller, road work, Dec. II, road
una $50
Petition of V. c.. Anderson for perma-
nent school loan of 5000 was examined and
granted.
Road supervisors report of Mark Nc
Kinney examined and ordered placed on
file.
Road petition for change of county road
known as Dunn's ranch Pedro and Spring
creek road, was examined and accepted
and the following named viewers were APP
pointed, viz: w. Terrence, Arthur Rich
ardson, Marion Bennett.
Tom Sweeney Hwd. Co.'S bill for pillow
and spikers, Dec. 20, road fund, $2.35, was
allowed.
Upon motion the action taken January
ID and IA on the two road petitions of
Parkinson ct. al. was reconsidered and
upon motion the section line road petit
tons of Parkinson ct. al. was granted
and road ordered open according to law
and plated on the road and bridge cal
endar, sw cor. of the nwA Of the Sec. 81,
Il. 2 N. r. Z e., B. Fl. NJ. Upon motion
the section line road petition of Parkin-
son ct al, from Sc cor. of Sec. 10, r N,
r. Z E., b. H.. NJ, to sw cor. of Sec. l6, Y
2 n, r.. Z E., b. H. NJ, was granted and
lodu opened according to law and plated
in road and bridge calendar.
Phil Ralheber was appointd superin-
tendent of county poor farm at $50 a
month.
Bill of James Boyd for services as coun-
ty judge for six months ending Dec. 81,
1903, was granted, Co. Gen. $500.
Educator School Supply company's bill
for school supplies was granted, Co. Gen.
fund, $2S.
John A. Miller's bill for services as
county commissioner, was granted, Co.
Gen. fund, $52.3 80.
Moved and seconded that road district
No. . be divided on the township line be-
tween townships ] s., r 6 E., and town
ship / S., r 7 e., to be designated as road
district No. 2; on south Of r. 7 E., as. road
district No. 1.
Road supervisors appointed:
Henry Schmitz, district No. 1.
E. R. Parks, district No. 9.
Joseph Gordon, district No. 3.
Michael Lippa, district No. A..
left Aldrich district No r