Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-04-12

rich, Commissioners Long, Wyganow.
ski, Tracy and Moxness.
On motion the following loans from
the permanent school fund were
approved:
Willis K. Stevens. ....... $1,000 90
Hans Christopherson .. 1000 90
Patrick T. Donahue ....... $50 90
Thomas McKinnett. ..... 1000 90
Hans Claseson. .... 400 90
A. @. johnson ........... $50 90
John Zenk. .................. 800 %
G. @. Garner, of Redfield, appeared
as attorney for w. G. Tyrell and offered
the board $4,000 to pay up w. @.
Tyrell's personal tax, for the years 1898
and 1899. The board, after consider
ing the proposition, agreed to accept
the sum of $500 90, and the matter was
settled for that sum.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed:
Frank Sears, states attorney,
salary for March IS 90
Oscar Grue, deputy register Of
deeds, salary for March. 49,. 60 90
j. H. Hetley, superintendent
of schools, salary for March. l25 90
Chris Grue, register of deeds,
salary for March. .......... 100 90
J. H. Lund, judge, salary for
March OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20 w
H. o. Wickre, treasurer, salary
Tor March. ............... Ito b7
Janna @. Wickre, deputy treas
urer, salary for March ...... GO 90
Anna Moxness, clerk in treas
urer's Office, salary for March 80 90
Serena Aadland, clerk in treas
urer's office. ..........,... 46 w
s. H. Egeland, deputy auditor,
salary for March and extra
WORK. ................... 10 w
Manson Rexford, auditor, salary
for March. ............ $50. 10 w
Ed. Mccormick, janitor, salary
for March. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6O w
Petition from Joseph B. Wood to
refund school poll charged to him in
Homer township, bach in the sos was
presented. On motion the board
granted the petition.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet at 80 o'clock p. m.
At / 80 o'clock p. m. the board met as
per adjournment.
All members present.
Attorney @. H. Haring, of Bristol,
appeared before the board and urged
that the board take up the matter Of
what is called blind pigs that has been
reported as running in different parts of
the county and do not pay any license
to the county or state Mr. Haring
presented the matter very nicely and in
business way. The board took the
matter under consideration and later
instructed the sheriff to look after the
matter personally.
A committee of the citizens of Web.
ster appeared before the board in the
interest of the food fish and small game
in Day county. The matter was pre-
sented by E. A. Wearne and followed
by Frank Sears, DIR. @. E. Brooks and
H. f. Denton. The board took the
matter under consideration.
Petition from Anton Gruba to refund
tax on the southwest quarter OF the
southeast quarter of section A, township
123 and range SO was presented. This
land was assessed in two different
townships and paid in both townships
the same year. On motion the board
granted the petition and ordered a
refund for the sum of 81 36.
Petition from j. Brunsvig to abate
tax charged to him in the year 1890
presented On motion it was ordered
refunded for the sum of $ll.43.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed
Security bank, court orders 8 223 80
E. Philleo, orders for the poor,
in Wyganowski district . ID 40
George Hammerbacker & Com
pany, ballot boxes ......... 225 W
Herman Olson, cleaning and
scrubbing the court house. 70
X. Lewiston, scrubbing and
cleaning the court house. .... %
Emil Meyer, boarding prisoners II 30
Phillip A. Gross, jailor's fees 62 90
The Educator supply company,
supplies for the court house. 20 rs
Phillip A. Gross, commission on
collecting taxes ........ S04 90
Cowan & Company, worm
powders .......... 2 80
B. A. Walton, stenographer's
fees SO 90
Levi Falkner, constable fees. 4 40
E. f. Guernsey, witness fees. 2 10
Phillip A. Gross, sheriff fees. 81 20
Phillip A. Gross, sheriff fees. 7, 80 70
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