The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-15

of William Tobin, the holder Of the
certificate, for 500 30 and that said
property be cleared from tax sale of
| 1906.
| The peteition of Andrew Tufte ask
ing for refund of his personal proper
3ty tazsin the city of Madison was con-
sidered and the auditor requested to
draw refunaing warrant in his favor
for S3 06 the amount of his personal
tax, it having been found that he was
not resident of the city during
1906
The petition of J Fl Anderson ask
ing for a refund of portion of his
real estate tax on Lot ID of Block Il,
Kennedy s second extension to the city
of Madison was acted upon and the
auditor instructed to draw a refunding
warrant IN Mr.. Anderson 3 favor for
Sl2. 20, it having been found that said
assessment was in error.
The board considered the morrow an
|opportune time to drive into Farming
ton and Concord townships and there
fore, on motion, an adjournment was
taken until Wednesday, April 10 at the
hour of 10 m.
Seventh Day
| Tuesday. April 8, 1907, as advertised
to in yesterdays proceedings the board
drove into Pennington and Concord
this morning and the entire day was
spent in viewing work to be done in
those two respective townships
Eighth Day
| Wednesday. April 10, board met pur-
suant to adjournment, all members and
auditor present.
Relative to the work petitioned for
and viewed in the two respective
townships of Pennington and Concord,
it was agreed that the county should
pay one-half the cost of the follow
ing:
One culvert 6 foot in diameter and
one four feet in diameter each "a feet
in length to be placed in Concord
township
Three culverts, one feet, one feet,
and one feet In diameter. each "a feet
long for the township of Farming
ton.
Steve Cuisine petitioned the county
for refund of taxes upon one-half the
valuation of the 1906 assessment upon
lot 3, block 26, Kennedys second ex-
tension to the city of Madison 1t
having been ascertained that Mr. Gul-
stine owned only onehalf of all of said
lot as assessed, the board, on motion,
instructed the auditor to draw refund
ing warrant in Mr.. Gulstine s favor for
81 cents, one-half the tax on said lot
The petition of A. S. Anderson for a
IefunS of taxes upon the southeast |
of southeast section 16-10S 54 was
acted upon and refund warrant
ordered drawn in Mr.. Andelson's favor
FIR for $500 the amount of his 1900
tax upon said land, it having been
found that the assessmnt was errore-
ously made.
The petition of s. r. Hall for a re.
fund cf his 1906 personal tax was, on
motion, rejected as was also the peti
tion of Richard La1less for a like re-
fund.
William Rae appeared before tine
| board and petitioned for refund oI
: taxes upon the c. L. Colman Lumber
Company's real estate in the village oi
, Saranac. 1t having been found that
the assessment was excessive, that real
, estate was assessed to them which they
do not and have not owned, the board
on motion, ordered and instructed the
auditor TO draw refunding warrant il
; favor of the c. l.. Colman Lumber
Company in the amount of s. cents.
r On motion, board adjourned to meet
3 at p. m.
Afternoon Session.
4 The board met pursuant to adjourn
4 ment all members and the auditor pre-
= sent
the following bills were audited ant
6 on motion, allowed:
a Mrs c. A. Angle, caring for Ell
a gin Brown, sick and in need 4 G6.0
O J. w. Tuthill Lumber Company,
4 coal to Olson ...... 100
4 C. Steele. coal to Olson family. . 81 A
Wentworth Enterprise, printing
4 and advertising 80. ... 40. /
q Charles K. Preston, merchandise
. for pest house and Stinchfeld. 12 4
i d. ID. Holdridge, expenses of trip
= to Pierre, in LaPine case. 49,. 15.9
F. f. Brinker, postage for quar-
!. ter ending March 81, 1907. e. 60
!. George D. Johnson appeared befor
the board and the greater part of tn
4 afternoon was spent in an endeavor t.
y reach an amicable settlement of his &C
count as textbook deposition.
As result of the boards going t,
Ramona E. r. Mueller, our text bool
depositor there, today made final set
: tlement of his text book account eithe
= in cash or its equivalent.
: The board decided to drive int,
Il Nunda township Thursday the 18th t,
!" view drainage ditch petitioned fo
2 and into Rutland and also to visit tn
poor farm on the day following and b,
prevailing motion to adjourn and t.
Il meet again Saturday April ID, at
!. O'Clock a. In.
Ninth Day
= Thursday, April IL, the entire da.