The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-05
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEBlNGS

tho county clerk On this The sih day q
January 1910. 10 regplar session Meu
Defs present. I'D r. Johns, VI 81 Puri
icy end u. D. Beddlnercld The meer
ihg was called 70 order By I'd 4 Johns
chairman
Tho first matter coming up for ihei
consideration was complaint Of th'
Yukon Milling Company Of aiinco
wherein II being shown thai they wer'
charged with the city levy Of the towr
" ailnco. they claiming exemption OF
account of their property not beine
within the corporate limits Of the town
The facts IN the matter being made
apparent to the board of commission
ers, Il was duly ordered that The
amount charged as a special or town
fax against the above nained complain.
ants De stricken from the rolls
In the matter or tax charged against
personal property Of sIr. Alton Of AM
Der, exemption being claimed On AZ
count of having paid tax on same prop
erfy IL the state Of Missouri previous
10 moving 70 Grady county for the year
1909, by agreement Il was ordered By
the board that the amount as charged
be RENTED upon the verificatlon Of
fle fact BIZ exhiblhng tax receipt from
the county IN Missouri where the tax
was represented to have been paid
The resignation Of Mr. T. O. Windle,
township clerk of Ninnckah township
was presented and same duly accept
ed.
Actirg upon petition signed BY The
citizens Of Ninnekah township. Mr. y.
O. windle was duly appointed Justice
of the peace Of that township. Yacan-
cy In said office being caused By the
death OF Justice Lents.
Attention being called By the town
ship board of cross township. 10 the
destitute condition Of widow with sew
efal small children Of that township
III the name of Sturgil II was duly
ordered by the board that the sum oi
3iE per month be appropriated for
three months
Tho board Or commissioners we're
called upon BY the citizens Of Tuttle
township TO make an appropriation 70
destitute family IN that iownshIp,
It being claimed that the family were
In dire distress and all sick. Virginia
Patterson being the name for whom aid
Was being solicited The REPRESENTA-
lions IN this case being supported by
afiIdayits. the sum Of $40 per month
was appropriated 70 THIS family until
further orders.
Mrs. n. a. Williams, q widow Of the
cry OF Chlckasha, made tae claim,
supported by affidavit. that she was
unable 10 comply with the compulsory
school law In sending her SON. Dan
Williams 10 tho public schools, he be-
Int her main support II was ordered I
~ the board that the sum Of 81 per /
week during the school term. certifl- /
cate OF attendance to be filed before 8
the allowance to become available. I
Mrs. aiollle Gartman, widow of Am- I
Der township, made application through q
the school board ct :he town Of Amber II
for an appropriation TO enable her to q
comply WITH the compulsory school y
law IN sending her two children, Ada 0
and Effle, to the public schools. Her b
claims being supported BY affidayits. 9
The SUN or 50 each per week was ap Y
propriatcd, certificate or attendance re. c,
qulred for appropriation TO become D
available. q
Mrs jamie Patton Of chIckasha city u
represented that she was unable 10 de. b
pryc herself Of the service of her child p
Allie Drlggcrs while IN attendance at b.
school. Upon the recommendation OF al
the county superintendent OF schools st
an appropriation OF $3.50 per week was a,
made In order that she might comply 81
With the compulsory school law. II
Mrs, g u Carrel. o widow Of the &
city Of chlckasha represented that she b.
~as unable 70 comply with the com 81
pulaory school law unless granted as- th
9lstance By The board or commission III
crs representations being made that ia
ihc earnings of her two GIRLS. Mamie ii
hnd ueorgin, was necessary 10 their b,
existence Upon recommendations OF ID
lhc superlniondeut Of public instluc- sh
Iion an appropriation of AZ each por IL
week was made. certificate OF attend. be
lncc required pf
MRS Maggic Dunlap widow of me ~
'lty Of Cbickaaha, applied for asslat. cr
'nce 70 enable her 10 comply with the al
'ompulsory school law, representations lx
'clng made supported by AFFIDAVIT tha 81
De cafninga amounting 10 iiie sum OF th
10 per month Of her three children. tx
"a. Audlc agcd years. Ocrtle. aged Oh
yoAFA and frfauh nUna / 4 ,nn.s. a. I ~.