The Grit-advocate., 1905-01-13
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

Friday. December 30th. 1904. 10
O'Clock a. m.-Board met in special
session pursuant to call duly made.
Present, c. w. White. chairman: p.
b. Epson, John Hiatt. commissioners:
W. H. Pound. attorney: H. c. Nc
New. clerk.
Proceedings OF board were read and
approved.
During the afternoon the board. in
connection with the architect and con-
tractor, inspected the new county
building.
Claim of W. Fl. Pound. insurance
policy of s3,OOO.OO on court house,
premium of $4,000, was allowed on
ordinary fund.
Board took recess to 8 O'Clock,
Saturday, December 81, 1904.
Saturday. December 3lst. 1904, .
bers present. Proceedings of board
were read and approved up to and in
cluding the proceedings of December
8. 1904.
The official bond of Alice c. Bower,
county superintendent of schools, was
examined and approved.
The official bond of Norah B. Red
ford, county clerk, was examined and
approved.
The official bond of Charles L. Nor
gan. sheriff, was examined and APP
proved.
The official bond of James p. Krum,
county surveyor, was examined and
approved.
The official bond of John Hinshaw,
justice of the peace precinct No. =,
was examined and approved.
The official bond of J.. J. Weyert|.
justice of the peace precinct No. :,
was examined and approved.
Board adjourned.
Tuesday, January 5, 1905, 10 o'clock
a. m.-Board met in regular session.
The first Monday in January. 1905.
being legal holiday the board did
not meet until the following day.
Present, G. w. White, chairman:
p. B. Upson, John Hiatt, commission
ers: w. Fl. Pound, county attorney:
II. c. McNew, clerk.
Board commenced checking the
| treasurer's books.
During the afternoon session the
matter of stationery and publishing
contracts were taken up.
The bids of Out West Printing and
Stationery Co., the c. +. Hoeckel
Blank Book Co., and the Smith
Brooks Co. were opened and consid-
cred. BY comparison of prices it was
| found that the Out West Printing and
Stationery Co. of Colorado Springs
was the lowest bidder, and on motion
of Upson, seconded by Hiatt, the con-
tract for books, blanks, supplies, etc,
for the year 1905 was awarded to that
company. Motion carried, all voting
yes.
The contract for letterheads, note
heads, ETC., was awarded to G. NJ.
| Braxtan: also the contract to publish
the delinquent tax list for $500.
On motion of Upson, seconded by
Hiatt, the Grit-Advocate was declared
the official paper of Sedgwick county
for the year 1905. Publishing to be
100000, payable quarterly. Motion
carried, all voting yes.
The following road overseers were
appointed Road district No. l, Aug
Polzin; road district No. ,, Frank
Herfert: road district No. 3, David
Camelin; road district No. I, A. d..
Eschliman: road district No. 5, Gail
CrOwfOOt.
Board took a recess to Wednesday,,
January !, 1905, at o O'Clock a. IN.
| Wednesday, January 4, 1908. 0
| O'Clock a. m.-Board met. All mem
bers present.
Board continued to check treasurer 5
books. During the afternoon Mr.. G..
f. Iddings, together with the county
attorney, w. II. Pound, Esq, APP
peared before the board and the mat
ter of court house contract was taken
up. After discussion and the board
being fully advised by the county at
torney, the clerk was directed to pub
lish notice to all persons having
claims for labor or material furnished
contractor on county building, the
claims to be filed on or before Tues
day, January II, 1905.
| tn 'ThuTS1.I :.
January 5, 1905, at . O'Clock a. IN.
Thursday, January 5, 1905, O'Clock
a. m.-Board met. All members pres
ent. Board continued to check treas
urer's books. Board took Il recess to
Friday, January &, 1905, at O. clock
Il. m.
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