The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-10-27

btiaNce Oh mana OCCODer i,
On motion the report Of the 1 COUNTY !,
treasurer was accepted.
On motion following bills allowed:
| JAS. Herman. furnishing paint
and painting flag tower, two
| DR. Herm. Klima medical serv-
ices and medicine for H. Wheel
er, pauper. ......... 2O. 5t
VIII a. Beach Co, election sup
piieS ........... .................. 6S. 81
VIM. Hucbner, mdse. for Rillins
family Observation-Disclosures. IL. rs
On motion board adjourned to 8
o'clock a. IN. Thursday, October 6,
1910.
c. N McCullom. chairman.
Attest: Vac. F. Kreycik. county aud
itor.
THURSDAY, OCT. 6, 1910.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, full board, county auditor and
sheriff. On motion following bills al
lowed:
Otto Kundert. grading, $1,000: Clar-
ence Curl. grading, s45.00: Scott Page,
grading, $1,000; NJ. b. O'Donnell, grad
ing. $4,000 Arthur Fike, care Of H.
Wheeler, $500; Ed Demelt, use of wag-
on for transportation of H. Wheeler,
Sl.00: V. Totten. care and transferring
of III. Wheeler. $1,000.
Justice report of II. L. Tarleton in
case OF George Thompson accepted and
following bills allowed
r. +. Tarleton, justice of peace, fee,
si.25; Edwin Hopkins, witness, $1.10;
Marvin spurrell, witness. s1.2O: Matt
juror 81; Hans Miller, juror, 81; Chas
Mellick. juror, sl.2O; L. A. Crockett.
deputy sheriff. $3.50; N. B. Johnson
witness. $40; l.. Mellick, witness, 81. 20;
Fred Monforc, witness, $1.10; Mike
Quinn, juror, 81; Chas. Guptill, juror.
$l.10; w. NJ. Brown, for arrest. ST.
Coroner's report in case of Peter
Genant accepted and following bills al
lowed:
j. o. Smith, juror. $2.25; w. M. Kir-
by. juror. $2.25; Harm Orlog, witness,
$1.05; George Genant, witness, $1.05;
j. o. Duguid coroner fees, $11.80; j. f.
Burbeck, juror. $2.25: j. c. Greenfield,
witness. $1.25; Christ Jansen, witness,
$1.O5: w. NJ. Kirby, clerk. 81.
CorOners report in case of Philip
Zelinka accepted and following bills
allowed:
Otto Kundert, juror, $40; w. M.
Kirby, juror, $3.50; Irene Gardner,
witness, 81; Clara Eckert, witness, 81; ;
J. o. Duguid. coroner fees, $11.2O: p.
]. Monfore, Juror, $3.50; c. E. Gard
ner, witness. 81; Ray Hausman, wit
ucoS, vi rTcu WltHeSS, L..
The following named qualified voters
were named to act as judges at the
general election to be held Tuesday,
November 8, 1910. at the various vot-
Ing precincts. throughout the county.
the first named In each precinct to be
superintendent Of election, to-wit:
Scotland. A. l.. Jones, Mic Sorr,
Frank Wanek; Monroe, Ed Roll, John
Y. Sipes. c. H. Heb; Jackson, A. s.
Nedved, Frank A. Bower. Jos. Rehur-
elk. Cleveland. S. ]. Heitgen, A. j..
Glynn, Vince Rattan; Washington, M.
A. Vellek, Chas. Black, A. X. Colwell;
Avon, Jno. Burbeck, Jno. Van Gerpen,
F. M. Lohan; Lincoln, Frank Wysuph,
Frank Kloucek, Christ Wcdenbach;
Albion, Thos. Hughes, Frank Daub,
Herman Voigt: Emanuel, James Pirou-
TEX. Aug. Wiederich. Frank Kocourek;
Franklin, Henry Radack, Jno. Hauck,
Dennis Murphy; Tabor, Frank Glynn,
JOS. Hruska, JOS. E. Melichar; Jeffer-
son. Dwight Mcdonald, r. T. Luke, p.
C.. Willard.
Hancock, Fl. b. Bard, Leonard Holle-
man. j. M. McCorlum; Running Water,
Frank p. Brooks, l.. H. Malone, Au-
gust Hennies; Springfield, Arthur
Hitchcock, w. M. Brown, James
Benes; Tyndall, l.. +. Chladek. II. V.
Ptak. c. r. Smith; Bon Homme, John
Slater, Frank Byrne. w. G.. Bardwell.
on motion the following named