Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1910-10-22

Chas. Edgerton- ton--------------- 30
Shlrl ner---------------- 2 40
Earl IanneT---- ---- 40
!. Ainslie, sheriff ffee------- l6 90
On motion, the bid of Kleemann
House for boarding jurors during the
October term of court, 1910, at 80 cents
each, per meal, is hereby accepted.
On motion, the county auditor is here
by instructed to draw warrant on the
county general fund in favor of Maddox
and Allison to apply on building of
County Poor House as per contract.
Amount $4,000.
On motion, bill of s. U. Coe,
work in Treasurer's Office, al
lowed on special salary funds 81 90
On motion, the following bills allowed
on county general fund:
Perkins Bros. Co., supplies ----$ 81 81
Fred Seirth, viewing road A so
Isaac Ainslie, viewing road 8 so
John Hanson, viewing road so
Joe Raver, viewing road------- 3 go
John f. Sidey, county commits
sioner salary and viewing
road 81 ~
II. q. Clason, county commits
sioner salary and viewing road 80 80
On motion, bill of Fred Heide-
priem, burial expense of ].
Oinas, allowed on the poor
fund ---- 81 30
On motion, bill of Charles f.
Smith, county surveyor, sur
veying county roads, allowed
on county general fund.- 80 "a
Report of road viewers appointed to
examine proposed change in public
highway as prayed for by Geo. w. Tubbs,
ct. al, is as follows:
We, the undersigned committee ap-
pointed by you to examine proposed
change in pnhlic highway as prayed for
by Geo. w. Tubbs, ct. al, recommend
that the change be granted as prayed for,
provided that Geo. w. Tubbs puts the
new road in good passable condition be-
fore said road is changed.
Given under our hands this 4tb day of
October, A. d. 1910.
JOHN F. SIDEY,
ISAAC AINsLIE,
JOE RAvER,
Committee.
On motion, the above report is hereby
accepted and the petition granted as
prayed for, provided the new road is put
in good passable condition before the old
road is changed.
On motion, the following judges Of
Election are hereby appointed for the
various voting precincts of the County
for the General Election to be held
throughout the State on Tuesday, No
vember the Sth, 1910:
Hermosa precinct No. Ed. Stenger,
Supt., Paul d. McClelland, F. G. Seirth.
Voting place Woodman Hall.
Fairburn precinct No. 90. G. Amiss,
Supt., C. B. Smith, John Force. Voting
place Bodenner's Hall.
Buffalogap precinct No. 3.-Wm.
Smith, Supt, VIM. II. Palmer Jr, John
L. Maxson. Voting place Auditorium
building.
Spring Creek precinct No. 4-Thos.
Thomson, Supt, Guy Caple, John
O'Neill Voting place Folsom postoffice
building.
Beaver Valley precinct No. 5.-Walter
Scott, Supt., Barney Korthaus, August
Samson. Voting place Beaver Valley
School House.
Custer precinct No. 6.-I. NJ. Donald
son, Supt., c. Z. Perrin, G. Fl. Walker.
Voting place Peterson building.
Eldorado precinct No. III. w.
Brash, Supt, VIM. Nevin, f. J. Bresin.
Voting place Four Mile School House.
Pringle precinct No. 8.-Chas. Prin-
gle, Supt, VIM. T.. Broadhead, John Er.
pelding. Voting place Pringie Hall.
Spokane precinct No. 9.-John Hoff-
man, Supt., David hammers, Charles
Robertson. Voting place Spokane School
House.
Elk Mountain precinct No. l0.-Geo.
G. Babcock, Supt., w. A. Stearns, j. c.
Blaine. Voting place Elk Mountain
School House.
Junction precinct No. 1l.-U. J. Fox,
Supt, F. b. Tubhs, NJ. ]. Kelly. Voting
place Bug Town School House.
Bakerville precinct No. l2.-Joe kort-
haus, Supt., A. II. Herbert, Chas. Ba-
ker. Voting place School House.
$. & G. precinct No. l3.-Frank Walsh,
Supt., +. r. Ness, f. A. Young. Voting
place S. & g. School House.
On motion, board adjourned to meet
Friday, Oct. II, 1910, at 10 o'clock
a. m.
II. G. CLAsoN, Chairman.
Attest:
T.. A. SCoTT Co. Auditor,