Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-06-16
Commissioners, Day County, South
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On motion the1following bills were
audited and allowed: -
Gopher vouchers for April and
May ........... .......... .lIol "A
II. w. Wayland, expense ac-
count, May ,.... .......... "a As
S. E. Bronson & Company,
printing and publishing ..... l2l 81
Chas. J. Lindquist, sheriff fees. II 40
Mrs. K. Stianson, scrubbing Of
hceS .... .......... ........ w
Mrs. A. Hemple, scrubbing of
noes ............ .......... i 70
Mrs. A. B. Meyer, boarding
prisoners, May ........... % 80
A. K. Raynes, publishing and
printing ....a,. ...........:. % 90
A. E. Raynes, publishing and
printing .,. 49,, ......... IL 90
St. Marys Hospital, care of Lar
son 49,. lid. .......... II 80
DR.. B. A. Adams, coroner ac-
count Ed Hagenberger.... IL So
DR.. b. A. Adams, disinfecting;
asked 1913 so, allowed ..... 20 90
The Bristol Drug Company,
medicine and disinfectant. 49,. Ia rs
DR.. 3. A. Adams, care of poor,
asked $2l.00, allowed ..... Is 90
DR.. p. ID. Peabody, services on
Board of Health ............. IT'S 90
Ike Eoltz, livery for Ole Larson,
$500, rejected.
Phillip A. Gross, court fees, Deem
Der, 1908, $24.0O, rejected.
The following resolution was pre-
sented by Commissioner Wheeler and
approved by the Board of County Com
missioners:
WHEREAS, windows have been brok-
en-, furniture marred, and some of
closets put out of order by persons I'M
known to us, and whereas, it is our
duty to take all necessary and proper
steps to protect the property placed
under our custody, we, the Board of
County Commissioners of the County of
Day and State of South Dakota, do
hereby resolve and order that the band
boys, all religious societies and all per-
sons other than those who by law have
business in and are authorized to be
therein, refrain from entering into and
holding meetings of such nature in the
Court House of said county.
Dated this 9Th day of June, 1910.
w. H. Goodrich.
j. S. Wygonowski.
c. E. Wheeler.
M. B. Long.
H. c. Raffelson.
Members of the Board of County
Commissioners.
The following resolution was moved
by Commissioner Long and seconded by
Commissioner Wyonowski:
That WHEREAS, there is at this time
situated upon the land and premises
in Granville township, Day County,
South Dakota, described as follows, to-
wit: Section No. % and H.. certain
slough or depression extending over the
section line on the south side of section
fourteen in said township, and where
as, there is a project to drain said
slough into certain other slough or
depression situated in the vicinity, and
whereas, it is desired and request has
been made by the Board of Supervisors
of said Granville township for assist
ance to build road on said section line
through said slough,
NOW THEREFOR BE 1T RESOLVED
that if the Board of Supervisors shall
cause said slough to be drained as
aforesaid, and build on said section line
grade or turnpike for width of 16
feet and of an average height of three
feet, then, and in that case, there shall
be granted to said Grenville township
by Day county for aid in paying for
such work the sum of $4,000, said sum
to be payable upon the completion of
such grade or turnpike, and when the
same shall have been passed upon and
found to be in conformity with this res
olution by the Board of County Com
missioners of said county.
AND 1T is FURTHER RESOLVED,
that if said slough shall not be drain
ed as hereinbefore provided, and said
Board of Supervisors of said Grenville
township shall cause to be built and
constructed grade or turnpike run
ming along said section line and through
the said slough, of width of l6 feet
and of an average height of feet,
then and in that case said sum of
$500. 90 shall be paid by said Day coun-
ty to said Granville township, when
said grade or turnpike has been found
satisfactory and in accordance with the
above specifications by the Board of
County Commissioners of said county.
1t was moved by Raffelson, seconded
by Wygonowski that Egeland township
shall receive from the County Road and
Bridge fund the sum of $4,000 when a
passable road across Lonesome Lake in
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