Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-05

allowed and ordered paid by warrant:
Chas. Grande court certificates. $50
Nipple Printing Co. books etc.--- i29 10
A. A. Calhoon assessing Blunt village rs 90
h. Ii. Taylor assessing Dry Run town
David Exc assessing Byron township $50
Chas. Bird assessing Webster township ~ 60
Matthias Mosely assessing Peorin town
snip gu 90
w. c. Herman assessing Butte town
J. r. Whaey assessing Harold village Is 90
J. w. Sheppard publishing --------- 1 az
Granger Garrett Co. blankets and pill
lows poor farm Observation-Disclosures s 10
l. M. Dotson witness coroners inquest 10
Educator School supply Co. county
superintendent supplies -----.----- 20 "a
Fred Villas drugs ------------- 2 80
J. r. Mallory dry goods TO
M. Dolohrey duplicate warrant No 6571 8 90
G. c. Moulton justice quarterly report l3 10
Bond of f. A. Pierce, justice Of the
peace, in the sum of $500 approved.
Liquor license bond Of A. Hide
brand $4,000 approved.
Liquor license bond Of Odemark &
Brignoli $4,000 approved.
Liquor license bond of John Gund
Brewing Co. $4,000 approved.
Liquor license bond A. l.. Mont
gomery $4,000 approved.
Liquor license bond of H. j. Stur-
geon $4,000 approved.
Liquor license bond Robert Carlin
$4,000 approved.
Petition of M. p. Goodner for abate-
ment of part tax on lots in Wells End
addition, granted.
Petition of Gas Belt Land & Ab-
stract Co. for abatement of part tax
Oil lots in Wells End addition to
Pierre, granted.
Board adjourned to July 10, 1909, 9
a. m.
Pierre, S. D., July 10, 1909, 9 a. m.
Board met, present Erickson, Fay,
Grandle, Mercer and Thomson.
Petition Of VIM. Summerside for
abatement part tax on lot in Harold
village, granted.
The following bills were presented,
allowed and ordered paid by warrant:
W. NJ Kemp pens ink, etc z Ak
Louis kehr groceries 946
8 M Hart services county physician 81 90
Herman Lemke work in court house
G. 1. Isakid posts for bridge s----.---- 60
j. T. Erickson viewing roads IA 10
Geo. X Fay viewing roads --..---- l2 90
Liquor license bond Of G.. E. Klein
schmidt and Michael O'Brien $4,000
approved.
Board adjourned to July II, 1909, Q
| a. IN.
Pierre, S. D., July IL, 1909, o a. M.
Board met, present, Fay, Grandle
and Thomson. Geo. f. Fay was
chosen chairman pro TEN.
The assessors books all be returned
the board proceeded as an equalizing
board.
Tom Halvorson of Blunt was raised
head of class B horses.
John Bergh of Blunt township was
| raised head class A and 2 B horses.
l.. N. Bedortha of Blunt township
was raised 10 head class A cattle and
IL head b horses.
Board adjourned to 1880 p. m.
Pierre, S. d., July II, 1909, 1: 80 p. m.
Board met, present Fay, Grandle,
Mercer and Thomson.
Board continued to act as an equal
| izing board
Assessment Of Miles Redeck, Can
ming, of $4,000 on goods and mer-s
chandise was reduced to $500.
Assessment Of j. G.. Graft, Valley
township, was raised from 40 head
class A, horses to Is head class A
horses and on class B horses from rs
head to 60 head.
Board adjourned to July t1s, 1909,
ga. m.
Pierre, S. D., July 13, 1909, 8 a. M.
Board met, present Fay, Grandle.
Mercer and Thomson. Board con-.
tinued acting as an equalizing board.
Assessment of III. e. Carey, Bret
ton township was raised on class A
cattle from 40 head to rs head on class
| G, cattle from 40 head to 80 head.
Assessment Of James Ryan. Pleas-
ant Valley, on class A cattle was
raised from SO head ito 115 head and
on class G cattle from SO head to 1873
head.
Board adjourned to / :ao j. m.
Pierre, S. D., July 10, 1909, / 80 p. m.
Board met, present Fay, Grandle.
Mercer and Thomson.
Board continued to equalize.
Assessment Of Joseph Yale, DeGrey
township, was raised $50 on item No.
10.
Board adjourned as an qualizing
board and organized as an auditing
board.
The following bills were presented